THE WESTFIELD LEADER The Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County

TWENTY-SKVKNTH YBAR-No. 48. WESTFIELD, NEW JEES17, WEDNESDAY, ATOUST 15,1917. TWELVE PAOES-3 0ENTI

MOUNTAINSIDE POLICE BIG MASS MEETING ACTION DELAYED 300 MORE GALLED EXKCL'TUK AHMIMSTH.-ITOU RECOVER L^ST ARTICLES AT JiGH SCHOOL ON JOINT SEWER FOR EXAMINATION Hand Bag Left oh Running Westfleld Batallion for Military Council at Special Meeting Last First List of 360 Men Failed $0> Wttmt to Develop Sufficient for Board of Car, Dropped on Training to Organize Next Evening Adjourned After lank £qimrr +1 Springfield Road Wednesday Night Long Discussion Required Quota V / YOUNG LAO ARRESTED ALL INTERESTED INVITED WOULD COST $20,000 EXAMINATIONS ON MONDAY A Question for You

A special meeting of tbe Town Tbe Exemption Board in charge of Prompt action on the part of the ( Svery man in Westfleld, who It in- to Answer Council was held last evening for the the Third District, In which Westneld police officials at Mountainside, aided tereBted In military training, Is urged Why should you work hard to accumulate in the recovery of the greater part ol to attend tbe big mass meeting to be purpose of considering the engineer's Is situated, has examined tbe 360 men a competence foe your family ami yet neglect tbe contents of a hand-buy lost on held In the High School auditorium report on the Railway Valley Trunk called In the flrst lot, but owing to the the Springfield road on Monday morn- at 8 P. M, Wednesday, AuguBt 22, Sewer Project, which ha» been pend- exemptions, physical defects, etc., few to tale the few simple steps that are necessary ing bjr Jtri. Dahlrymple, ot this town. 1M7. Tbe purpose of the meeting ing with the joint committee, com- of theau men qualified to All up the to ensure U» protection after your doatht Mr», Sablrymple, with her tuw will be to start a military training or- posed of representatives of various district's necessary quota. When named as Executor under "Will, this hand, out for an early morning spin, ganisation to be called We«tHeld municipalities for some months back. Notices have been Issued to 900 company guarantees the most efficient and nut out of gae near tbe corner of Battalion. The proposition to let Weetnetd In additional men and the examinations economical handling of every dollar ot tlie tin Springfield and New Providence Registered and drafted men are es- on tbe project Is favored by a majori- of these men will begin on Monday assets of tbe estate. ty of tbe members of the Road, Sewer morning, at which time one hundred 1 rmdi Mr. Danlrymple pushed the pecially Invited because the Battalion Consultations cordially Invited. c*r to the aide ot the road and went 1B to be formed cbiefly for their Water Committee and an exhaustive and fifty have been notified to report. in Bearch of gas, leaving his wife benefit. Charter members, both ac- report and explanation was offered by Tbe board will examine at the rate of [•with the J«r. tive and associate, will be signed up Engineer Vars at the meeting last 150 a day until this second IIBI has " lira. Dahlrymple walked around at this meeting, BO come prepared to evening, but no action was taken. beou exhausted, when another lot will Assets Over One Million lor * few m^utes, then seated herself Join, Westfield has received notice from probably be notified to report. en the ruMlng board of tbe car, plac- The Battalion will not, in any tbe State Board ot Health to tbe ef- The complete list of the district ing » hand-bag containing a good sense, be a home guard or home de- fect that the polutlon of a stream was not finished until last Thursday died sum of money, bonds and valu- fense organisation. Our excellent emptying In the Rahway rivet must morning, It la printed herewith so able jewelry beside her. When her special police force takes care ot cease. This polutlon occurs in the that the men of Westneld will know TOWN TAX VALUES husband returned Bbe got back In the Westfleld's needs along those lines. section near the Garwood line which In what position they stand In regard ear leaving the bag on the running: The proposed by-laws provide that no by Its situation cannot be drained in to a call from the local exemption bawd. member shall be obliged to do mili- the WestBeld sewer. There are two board. ways of overcoming the difficult)', one Assessors Estimate $6,927,037,00 The bBK was not missed until the tary duty of any kind except to at- (Continued on Fane 4) by joining in the Joint sewer projeot as the value of personal and Improved property In WMttteHl. party reached their homo In West- tend drills once a week. the otber by building and maintain- Held. A quick run was made to the Twenly-fmir Agents and Ilcokers write tlie Insurance on this Reduced to Its simplest terms the ing pumping stations. The latter KAVAIi nKSKRVTO BOYS property. , scene and a search beean. Police Battalion la to be a training school plan would cost less 'at the start but GET NOTICE TO REPORT. Commissioner Singer was notified and Tlilrtjr.flve (8S%) of (Alt Amount Is Insured by Wm. S, Welch for the registered men, for the young the operating expense would be & Son. with Marshall Boynton was soon on Frank Allegar, Harry Stahlberg, men who have enlisted, but who have greater and the usefulness only tem- the scene. Edward Stsserson, Lindsay Dallas and Our Btuines* Is Increasing rapidly because our clients know we not yet been called to active duty and porary. Kenneth Davis, of this town, have ro- represent the strongest companies In the world; that our policies "A lad, named Schwartz, who lives tor the older men who are Interested give absolute protection; that every loss baa been settled promptly near the spot was questioned and bis The first plan would allow West- celved tbelr notices to report for ac- in military training but who do not Seld for the sum of about }2O,opo to tive service In the Naval Reserve. The and fairly and that our methods ot doing business arc accurate, snd answers led the party to believe that e t to lato tn9 Barvloe up-to-date. fca had found the bag. As the boy j enter tho trunk Rahway Valley sewer order called for their appearance In These older men are going to he of Quit worrying and Insure with 'turned, the end ot a bond was seen and by an added feature in the plan Brooklyn tomorrow, Thursday. real service to Westneld and to the Westfleld could have an option on a protruding from his pocket, be wan country by Joining the Battalion. ieareaed and part or tlie contents ol scheme that would take all the sewer- They are needed to fill out the com- age to tidewater and eventually do TROOP TRAINS PASS Hhe bag was found on him. panies to full, strength, to keep up • The boy Bald that he had Found tlie awty with tha present sewer disposal THROUGH WESTFIELD the enthusiasm and interest and to be farm. -tog.' taken the .contents out and the company nucleus', and training Thrra Groups ol Soldiers Bound thrown tbe bag away and that It any It was stated that the State Hoard force for the young men who will be of Health hid already been very pa- South Caused Excitement But- \fTot the contents were missing he had coming In and going out of the com- loit them. tient with Westfleld in -the situation urday Afternoon, "Better Bo Insured Than Sorry" Schwarts was taken to tho Moun- on their way to the and that some action must be taken Don't think this Is a tin soldier outfit In the near future to remedy tho evil. Considerable' excitement was > oc- 214 E. BROAD ST. Private Win 188 tainside police headquarters where casioned at the local railroad station Commissioner Singer and Mayor Gor- with no real definite purpose—It la The matter will again como up at not. It is going to he the means of the rugular meeting of (the Council an Saturday afternoon, when throe don gave him the third degree In an longtrooptrnlnB passed through town. effort to make him tell where the helping our own boys who go Into thB to be held nest Monday evening, national army to win non-commtBBion Mayor Evans presided and Coun- The flrst train contained the officers rest of the property was, but the ques- ot some New York regiment and pass- tioning was of no avail. warrants. We are neglecting our cllmon Affleck, Warnke, Wllcox, Tay- duty If we allow our boys to go with- ed tbe WlestReld station at 3:30, the Mr, Singer mated that the misting lor, Kgnn, Young and Van Doren were out giving them all the preliminary present. otber two were loaded with the men property Included about two hundred (mining possible. The young men In and their equipment passing the sta- Personal Attention to Telephone Orders dollars In money and two pieeBs at Montclair, Orange, ElUabeth, Fan- tion at 5:15 and 0 o'clock. Jewelry. wood, Summit and many other cities GARWOOD SCHOOL It was stated that the regiment We always have in stock a complete tint of • As SchwartB 1B only eleven years and towns have already been drilling EXTENSION BURIED was bound for a Southern training old It is doubtful K the authorities and will, therefore, bo eligible for camp. On tho sides of the cars was i the purest food products. will be able to do much more than noncommissioned officers. Unless Voters Down Project to Enlarge printed the words, "We Did, Did they have done. Westfleld gets busy her young men Franklin Building, 184 to 13. You7" While we prefer a personal visit to our will all be privates. By a vote of 184 to 13 the voters Wagons, provisions and other sup- store, o telephone order is carefully attended to. For this reason alone it 1B the duty of tha Borough of Garwood, at a spec- plies and equipment were loaded In OLD RESIDENT PASSED of every man In Westfleld to become ial school meeting last evening, de- box cars on the front of each divis- If you want anything in the GROCERY, MEAT or actively Interested In the Battalion. cided that a $60,000 extension to the ion. . VEGETABLE line, ring as up—Telephone 273 Borne of our boys aro going to iffor Franklin School was not necessary. AWAY FRIDAY their lives; the least the rest of us Several prominent men and women can do Is to give up one nlglit a week of the borough made strong speeches SEE BOY DROWNED- Mrs. William Miller of Moun- for drill. against the proposition, while tho E. LAWRENCE tainside Well Known in Not the least reason for joining members of tho Board of Education the Battalion Is to learn" through per- failed to defend It. Tho vote was de- DIDN'T KNOW DANGER 136-138 BROAD STREET Telephone 273 This'Section sonal experience the many advantages cisive, showing clearly tbe attitude of of military training. Die discipline tbe people as regards the proposition. and phyBlcal exercise will be ot real Newark Lad Victim of Cramps VICTIM OF APOPLEXY benefit to all ot UB. In addition It INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT. will help those who know nothing of at Echo Lake Sunday Expert Furniture and Piano Movers. Packers and Shippers, it to decide whether or not a perman- Air. and Mrs. E. Lawrence, of this • Mrs, Violet Anderson Millar, wife town, were Injured In an auto acci- Morning. of William Miller, of Springfield ave- ent policy of universal military train- ing should be written Into the laws dent near Keyport on Sunday last. nue, Mountainside, died at her home WESTFIELD of this country. Mr. Lawrence had stopped his car on on Friday evening last, after a short account of traffic when C. S, Prossor, BODY TAKEN TO HOME illness. "Don't forget the timo and place— of West New York, ran Into him. Mrs. STORAGE Mrs. Miller had "been a resident 8 p. m., August 22, at the High Lawrence bad her back Injured by Theodore Stralile, of South Four, WAREHOUSES of this section for the past thirty-two School. This Is a real opportunity tho force of tho collision and Mr. toenth street, Newark, was drowned Lawrence Is suffering from a strained In Echo Lake on Sunday morning. 17 end 10 Prospect St. and years and had made a large circle of to be of real service wltu a minimum neck. Mr. Prosser claimed that his Tho lad, with four companions, had 438 and 440 North Av«. «__«_ friends who mourn her IOBS. She of sacrifice and a maximum of pleas- was a member of the First Preabyter- breaks refused' to work In timo to | ridden wheels from their homo town WE8IFIELD.N.J. WfcUTO SERVICE^ ure. avoid the collision. | and .stopped at the lake for a dip, ian church. FUBNlTUltE B0C0I1T, SOLD AND KXCHANQED The deceased was born in Brook- I Strahle, who was In hla eighteenth lyn Mid was the daughter of the late year, was the first of the boys to Walter Andernnn. She was in her plunge In tbe water, almost Immed- iately bo was seized with cramps and 66th year. SPECIAL PREACHING AT sank. His companions thought tlint ,3^6 is survived by her husband he was fooling and for a few minutes Real Estate and Insurance and one daughter, Hiss Violet Millar, paid little attention to the fact that of thlB place, and a sister who re- their friend had gone down. sides In Brooklyn. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH We take Sole Charge of Properties—attend to Renting, The funeral services were held Lawroneo Antlieu, ot tho German-' Collecting and Repairs from th» Miller home on Monday town section, recovered tho body, afternoon. Rev. J. A. Smith, of St. which was later removed to tho Paul's Episcopal church, officiating. Tho ConRregatlonalhta in West- flity Summer School taking a npoclnl Urown Undertaking Parlors and view- C on ui It % ElmS t Interment wan mado In Greenwood. jleld during August have been fortu- advanced course on Church History ed by Coroner Wostcott. Y vJ^" nate In having exceptional preachere and Ethics which will bring him tho Sergeant Nelnon and Oflicor Deter while Dr. Coe is on hig vacation stor- degree of Master of Arts within n made a quick trip from hcadquurtors "THE HAN VyWn»tlleld;||W.J. Post Offia KING OF ROAD BUILDERS ing energy for carrying out 1MB con- few days and later tho degree of Doc- and administered first aid tat'tics CELEBRATESJ5TH BIRTHDAY structive plans In the fall. tor of Philosophy. without avail. WHO KNOWS €/ RualEBtsto'' The minister next Sunday morning On September 1st Mr. Ball will he- Strahle was the BOID support of I1I3 William H. Wcldon Guest of Honor at 10:30 will be the Rev. C. Sturgk; come pastor of tho Associate clmrc widowed mother, who is grief strick- at Dinner Party at Son's Dnll, of liiinsford. Pa. Mr. Ball la a Ubo largeat Congregational church in en at her homo. Ho wau a lino lcok- Homo. man of marked lmlplt ability, Ho Is Baltimore, Maryland. In addition he ing lad, of good physiqua and every a reilned exponent, of practical evan- will bo identified with the CJouchor promise of a bright future!. William H. Woldon. of Railway, gelism and possesses the iare faculty College for Women, a Methodist Col- tha veteran bulkier of good roads In of never preaching without leaving lego of 500 students, where ho will The remains wcro on Sunday af- GOOD WORK this suction of tho State, celebrated something with bi« lioarerB that, j lecture to advanced students on ternoon taken to IIIB former homo In lite 7iith birthday on Sunday last. Newark. atltiks. His sermons aro unique bo- Biblical Literature. >'Ol/R BUSINESS" (<> do It «WBO of their rather unusual literary OB Saturday evening Mr, Woldon Mr, Ball preached n few months "1'OlUt M7SINICS9" !o bavo It wns tho K«("it ot honor at a family beauty and which show great intol- ago at Oospol Hall, cm North avenue. COMMUNITY KH8. "WK flHK HERE" (<> do It dinner party givon at tho homo of ectual grasp and power. When via- All of lil« admirers In WcBlflcId will In ordnr to ft void unneciMwary delay iila son in Kutllil avonuo South. A Itlng Ills old homo In England ho was wnlcome this opportunity to hour him f^t spring, tho roniinittoo in ehifrgtjj "AND WB KIU" do It !"irg« birtliilny cuke, wttli nevonty-flvo often favorably compared with Dr. G. fiKaiu and wish him success as ho of Community (Jurilonlng In WcblHf>lrl Wby KO! iMtve it? randies featured tiff table decora- Cnmpbttll Morgan, of Louilon, and Dr. goes to nil Hihirgui! Held of oppor- rf.Mjuf^fH all persons who inland to ] tions. Mr, Wcldon rccelvod a largo Jowott, tlien of Birmingham, but now tinill}'. tfilro out. plots in Hi'1 Community Gar-! number of uamiimnm nr^onUJ, of tie?: York. On August 20. Hnv. HOSPICJ- II. dene for the coticon of 1918, to stnd j Mr. Wclrtuu Is imii ami hearty and Mr. Hull received first prize for Willlninn, Ph. 11., of PhllixUiIjthtn, In iliplr mum's br>fnrt> Am; estfield Laundry IJ ft ilmly nuontlinc visitor at the din- prmsFhlne whllo altnndlriK Vale Snmi- Va., will prench. Mrs. t'rnnk W. Smith. »06 lllirhland ing 1OOE-.1 hi nil umlriiit; tiludotit- um| While thfl Interior of tli churcli lb|nvi!nuij. Tho land avnllnbli- ?fill bo »li«?« bin tifinal lormruw untl Wg not rollout with tin" various thcol<>i;l- ] ln'irij; r«|mitmi, stirvlce rnpldly inhen u\>, II. i.-i thurcforn nJ- 20 Prospect Street, Westfleld, N. J. store of joici'.; niftie him fi guii«rnl ml di!i:n.'CK lie IIIIH e;«d, la spend-1 held in tun I'arlub Hounn, .vliich is vienble hi r;fnd In your (spulhuiiion us Phone 185.® Invent*;. in;; his vocation sit Columbia Univor- ; always i.ool and comfortuM TOE WtSfFUlD MAMS, WMMHSBAY, AOTTOSf IB, Vffl,

•*•*•+•* wits iee void wajer &n& vigorous Thomas Pugaa and Ba&tlte Rajmonct •*-*• •»-»-»-*« rijiwiiiK. Th&t 1B all I ever use on will be seen tn a travesty on motor face, except when 1 make up for mishaps c&ileet '•Titey Auio Knaw Bel- stage, Rnd if my complex ton $s &ster." wiitt* Mudam* Jewell wilt offer l one it is tovause of the ^nlf lace her mannikin j*ro3urUon "Cirtws Paj* a or lotion I ever use, and tUa-t la Toylantt" TSie balance at the bill With the Plays and Players eheapest thing that anyone c&n i tmliKl« Denay aad Wsmls in "Tea ure, being nothirg b«t pure water," Minutes of SyneejH?tioV* and '^^ other New and Old Events Now Being Presented rth while offeriegs. = at Various Playhouses - • • ANCESTORS Coining to th* PiallifieSd Theatr* next Monday, matinee and eight, i§ that envy of his autumoblllous neighbors. t^gt ( j^g Hurtra high class oSetittga, NCESTORS are fotmd aloKS We cannot ouy tacestprs. if '-« do o The aew Bowery Burlesqu»rs opened A*(or, B'wuy and 45th SL—"The Veiy K\aw K- Krlangci nill In.' tisfitfeUited •The Social Maids," Useaded by Qeorge ' old ftirnlture and captive not h.- c them, but we ran buy them at the Cetmnbia TiieatF© Monday after- Kitli Hmry Millvi- in (lir t' -ui)mi|nn of Stone and Stia, PHIftrd, Mr. Hortlgr, A for our children by marrying dlj- noon, August IS. l»r«S€Btittg: two ohe- Bijou. H'vay and 30th St.—"Mar/i a new [ilaj- for Jtut't nintlerion and than whom as pfoducer of Isurlesqas fanilHcs. 'Ancestors <-on- creetly A full sel'of fitia imported acl travesti^a e#tle^, respectivels% "A r,..-;-|:.UM Anklft." "Aiiihony in M'omJtM Juwi," hy Moncton staniis higher, has shows ht* ti&usu^l cV!li*ra a»d forcraotbn,-.. JfoflV 1'hty wsil 8]HO by associated Day at I*oftster Beach" and "A Night C'Wbaai B'wny and 4 3rd Hi.—"Here manager la J acumen In Otis year's of- [iijag of foreUIlClCB B110 *v I Hi Gi-urt!e C. Tyli*r In tho iirmlufl ion fering #cd lt*«-fr«n eswtiert his ewnin New Y*F*S TO«B/* written by John .; havo done Bomething Comes the Brldo." 1 with ori^imal music by Will of "Tin WuoLng ut Jive" and " Uappi- best previous eSorts in jsrsvlding an -^ line M«6 behc-aded O»Tf. 481 Ii 8t., l£at)t of B'way—"Tfc« y. 1H atidiiian, tfe«re are many ni'iss." Hioih comedies by J. Hartley attraction iv&teii le a» g^rgssug Seeui- h introductions of vaudeville specjalties Sik!»Bortavtagareta SCiilfl." Manners, in which Lauieite Taylui will ealiy as u Is clever in musk and ctim- a long t*r««ram of musical &umh€FB was governor of tt colony. Thisi* r*k«» * Harrln, 43d St., Wail of B'way; itl'tifut', ".AITIOIIK Tliuap i'tpwwu." r> com-i?ay. His two nttttif are r#eogasaed l>>* together wiih exhibltioss «f all forma oblortlKin to te pointed «t with Evei,, B;l&; Mats., Wed. and Sat., 3:16i'i:y by Lurry llvans and Walter 0. IVr- the prassinglj' ttrSfinal and eteJJghtfutb' en- —"3lltoh*y-X»o." mance iti It* eBUre*y ii §aif th^ livslj*, fapld-Hre Hied an4 to '"ti.'ing an ancestor Is one of tile iv 11 h .Wexamler On-lisle hi tt- are dead. Jioro than Ualrty, B'way and «6th St.; Eves., 8:30; ed> by Catherine Chisholm dishing, well and fnvorabfj' isnown, not oalj tn the details of the production, gene rail}', e".-ia ancestor who has gone out ol Mati., Wed and Sat, 2:20—"Turn to wtth -Mrs. Kiske In the title part. burlesque but in musical comedy SB4 tl#«c:ribed as clawly approaching it the Eight." cotuic opefa as ve^M. A noeworthj- ft*a* this life a poor person, ana only o With A . H. Wooiifl, the firm of Klaw pretf into us presematisn of tfte Mgher ture Is tbe spleadift cnorua composed of lew iiimps slieed of the ulierlff, has Iftarrta 42nd 8t,-*-"Da)-breah." & JCrlar.KCi will iiruvluce "IVrlur, Hed- form of Ejasleal comedy. The cast em- fully thirty hsndsoBie gifts, r«ngi6g Lad the good rortune, a wulury later, 'antl Hath," u farce by t\ W, Hell braces several flayers who are highly «.7f»uM. Wcgt 46th Htreel — "The itvm the stai«iy show ^iris down td th* to (jeeome the ancestor o( snroe am- JUAfi&O." uiul Murk Owen. Thoy will |>r "A ed by palfons of burieeyue b'.tiosis lamiiy with plenty ot money, Scrup of Puiier," by Arthur Homers srracefuC »»etH# poaita, wittosat irfeose Lyric, 4Sntf St., West of B'way—"Tha them, Frank tlarcourt, Billy tnd lias tic.-onio so famous in conse- A lull set of ancestors can now bt '. In managerial i»HriFior!*lili* w 1th charming nr#a&nee »* wusdea! and Iniisr Man." Foster, Edsa Or««B, Pauline fauii# Idb- nuetiee ttiat his lombstone has had purchasei for a MlHion Hubert Milliard. J. Clan-nee Hyde will dancing ofTeritsg- would be complete. dollars lam, Wost 42nd St.— by Hart. Grace Anderson. Eddie Akin, to b« greatly enlarged and Improved. Join ffnt-es with Klaw & Erlnng*r In Herman Gibson and Pave Bolenger. Itr^fl^ntltig "The Brnln Promoter,*' nnd Ancestors are one of the most ancestors oan now be purchased for. > * * * tbere Is the custoraarr large valuable and satisfactory of posses- , and 47th St.; Bv«i, 1:00; (udgar Muctiregur will ilo Hkewis^ vhUh cberas of hard-working, spirited girle a million dollars. The great troubla l., liOO—High oliM vaudtTllle. "Tlie Atlurublo I*»iat." sions. They are non-taxabio and with these imported goods is tha fact and a double quartette of mate voices. cannot bs stolen. Their upkeep » resumption of Weekly chants of that they are often badly Infested St., Bast of B'way; Tlio musical uhowa ar*i "Th« Hlviera practically nothing, and they do not The rejyertolre of the Aborn bUI at the Columbia htue heett attended. with descendants. Sonic of the very &**•., 8,16; Mati., Tfaura. ft Sat., 3:15Girl," vlth music hy ISir.mcrkli K*l- deteriorate v-itli eB<* or neglect. In —"The Man Who Cam« Baok." antl hoi>k adtt^tcd (roni tbt ^ra Company at the Olympie finest ancestors have been almost tul ih*y Increase. In value as they PrlNCfu, 39th St., neftr B'way; Even,, Austrian by Guy Bolton &\m \>. Qj Opera Boiiee, alternating i*«t«re*n old by of coniinued ruined by these paraoltes and there *;1G: MatB., Wed. & fiat., 2:15—(1Oh Wutlettouse, which will siKcud "Tin new magnets, this «e^k turna 1 grow vlifer, An ancestor 600 years Is no legal cure. • Boy,1' ; at the New Amsterdam The prime favorite of former reasons, fj: j jg worth 6 whole mass siesting In England, everybody has ance*. st tHal haum sn6 the ne-w EPB- of CSt)--ytar-aId ancestors. Adam *••«« QfltrlvM, B'wty and 6QI& St. Iati-e, "if nr.U IJcr Ootison," which famous Hlofitgoinery aa4 Siane sue* i¥cs promise of a repetition of tors Some of them are over 1,000 The Red Mill'* This ma«icai la tho "olde.H ancestor. He Is 6.000 j'ears old, and are still In a stats ot . Cr«ft. l;00;,Mat*., Tuei., Thurs., and! Jvan Caryll. Guy Doiinn and i\ O. eat business witb which the Co- yam old, and had a fine record. B«t : from is the joint vrufk ot Victor Herbert and i has always been favored excellent preservation. Tho best fiat., 3:00—"PaMlng Snow of 1917." ! are fiduijtln Henry M Blotsom, who have siren lha ho 13 a common possession, like edu- Fiench of Maurice Ilennpyutn and American brand came over In the + * * \ musical Eiig# In America sorae of its cation and liberty, so lie la aot val- I'loire Wolier, untl a imiJtitral tuir-iu!) by Mayflower nbout S00 years ago. most brilliant hits iBtrfcent >ear». and ued vary highly. ' THE KHCHERTS' FALL PLUS ; ltennold WMf, ClmuniriK ^rollock iiutl Moat of the better grades of- Ameri- who were at their beat when ihey ^ A Ntw FORD A'.ouwt ail rich people own ana op- can ancestors are now controlled by Louis Hirsth. ' ? init anceitore. But the poorest Hill fttad • II u ad red Cumpulr* 1* wrote *"TUe R?4 Mttt" This piece, a trust, the Daughters of the UaTO; # * * erer iom^let#d until S Firestone ma a may have ihem, too. Many 8 which has btftn presented in several deiuoBiitable rima trlth rlBg^s, that can lutlon. CMwm OuUldr Nrw York. A born seasons at Olympic Park, has be used ax Q. JD. S. S, or Clincher, 4 •n!.-,i who hasn't 4«'o vests to his We should all be proud ol our «j^ 1 \tf distiaciioa B will be pro»!uivcJ in terings they hare staged there. are best fi*r locfg runs, Their first production of the season tho oomlne P^ason by Wlnchtrll Smith Mr. Herbert's seore of *Ttee Red Jltir 1 John L. Golden, who began a sue-1» one of the mast vitaeleos *f nis takes 1)1 uco on Monday night, when 1 HUDSON TIRE CO. Cesiful partnerehtp Iftat yen:- with the roany delightful wotka, iBeJadiBg euch "Mtiytirne," an oiierciti adapted from I Hal»r "» Kntarlc ST. 3. proriuctlun of "Turn to ili*> Rlglit," wall and faT&rably remember«(J num- the German, pi^aenled at the Casino. OPEK SUSDAT UNTIIt tF.JL Their productions of the early reason ; Thetf first play will be "I'oor Butter- ber* as "MlgiioRette," "Voo Keter Can will Include a now play for Williamj flies," a comedy by Salishury Field, Tell." '*Tbe Isle of Oar Dream*,* "Go Hodge. Walker Wlillea.de has been which will be presented at U,nfr nraneh While tfae Goln's Good," '"Tfee |»lactid under their niEUiaffemeni and and Ajsbitry Park the- week beginning FIRKgrPE COUKCUi, Aug. SO. Fred Nlblo. Krneat Lairford,; of ta« Mill.** ••Oood*a~Byfe. John," "If FOURTEEN PUPILS of the will be seen In *'The Pawn," a meto* TtS HOYAL ARC AH I'M . Mjrtl* Tanni>hlll and Flyrtree Bhlrley i have Bat Me,* "Because You're ,. drama by ~Jt>ti(>|ih Nuel and Azelle Al- are In the cant. Another comedy by Yo»." ^E^ery Day ^i Ladiedf Vmy" Hetli Setood RDd Fourth Thursday ot drlch. in which Frank Keen&ti appear- Mr. rleld, "A Wonderful titft," has be«n "Th* Glow Worm," *In OM New York" eacb moBtb. *t I p. m., Ia Arcacvm Hall. ed last spring In Chicago. -Henri Supervisors' School of Music accepted. anct Mbcrs* Ur. Btos^am's bo«lt era- Fre4'k KL Dwrrer, Regent, 111 Him St, Battilllo'R drama, "Uta Flambeaux," first brace* a slory with a real pJot an3 Eogsne G. II an ford, Collector, X&O acted at the Theatre Porte St. Martin, Other piays schettulcil (J> the firm are 'You'd \>ver RtMleve It." by Winvhell W«1I sutttaiued Interest, the centre of Dudley Ate. W- Gtorge W. Peeit, Tails, In 1911, Is scheduled for l>tn~ wfatcb are two (joenttoBable characters are holding responsible positions. Some of these have not annta-tlon hero. "Jubilee Drei," by Bmllh and Frank Bacon; "Thi» Tow Secreurr, 316 First Bt Path," by Chester V. De Vonde;: *Tbe from Americ*, Kid €onn*r and Con Horace Attneaiey Vuvhell and Walter Uler, who are *'dolftffM Surope, They ret finished their course. This school Is noiv only three HaokeU, aeon tit London last SPH&O", is Scourge>" ny George BroaJhursi and Octavue Huy Cohon, "Three Vise End ttiemseiyei ia fisancial itraits is a Included In thrlr list, a& are nlin Mar Km 1 sm^tl tewii In Housed, where the years old, and.already tt ha* nude a refutation for send, Davies1 "NIB Moltlrff of Molly." a dra- Men" by Austin Stronp; "The Picnic** hy Langdon Mttrhell; '"Toby** Bow." by er of the Red Mill Inn liastnem arrest- allTatum matliuitlon by Kugone Waltur of John ed for non-jmyt&crit of a locgr. tog out only well-fltted graduates. This year the school Fox'* "The Little Shepherd of KlnRdom John Tutntor Foote, and *i;arly to lied," SPECIAL Come," a comedy by Roland Potree, en- by Frank Craven. board bllL They make a conven- trill offer courses for children tn PIANO SINGING, titled "Boyinning Affpln;" another by ient arransement whereby they are to BOTTLE Paul Frank, called "The Blue Pearl," work out the araoant at their Indebted- 'CEIXO and VIOLIN', besides the course* given for adults. mid Anne Crawford Flosnur's "Wanted, ness as serraute tn the hotel* acd m an AJlbl." Kugene Walter hus written Vrtfiur Hopkina has named the the-becoosp planted in the midst of & '. a melodrama called "The Assassin." unil ntre \w recprniy loosed from the Shu-romance in which they succeed la maic- For further Information address Dorothy I)uiin- ^d Stvne parts, with Frhii *cn Muriel Window, who wan at thw Cen- ness 2 WbttaJl Tatam oaoi 3OBOI te hant GUH," by A. M. WiUner una* tury laxt year, 1ms decided to forpake Bustr.R. i!ari:arct vArnsmaR, xonoi ' is Robert liotlaiisky, with music by Mfl- the review ani vaudevJUo tit-M and Forrest Huff. J, P. For Sale At A Bargain muiul l£y&U>r; "Miss 1 Don't Know," by will appear In the soubrette role is Maurice Gus BueU arid Ralph •Baki>ny and IIuKzuka; "The ^ Star 'The Red Clock," the musical play Nlcholls, all in importast rolett. Tit aopfxa ij cUel Quaor," by Coamo Hamilton; "The Cave which Edward B. Perkins will produce 03. The bottle if tun- CHOICEST RESIDENTIAL PLOT Lady,", liy Charles Dlxon and Roland In September, * * « forced taictaix trfitd Oliver, with mualc by H. B. Olaen; and l Henry "WV Savage has engaged for VAlDKVIl.LrL O In WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY ' three new revxios at the' Winter Oar- Have A Heart," Frederick Santley, fn>a atn laatg nen dun. Mf In tyre und Heath will be set>n brother of Joseph. Hie last Broadway rnbbn. Gtd i 500 Foot Frontage Splendidly Located g In a new musical comedy by Harold appearance was In the Cohan Revue Theatre. Atlcrldge, and Justine Johit&tone will Vim ten a# one Plot or te Into three, aa follows: 150 foot on two years ago. The Kew Brighton Theatre a.Bnouac*8 be Blurred In ft revue on the Forty- GAXJJ'S PHABMACT Wlnjsh A»e^ ITS foot on Walnut Ate., 175 foot on Chestnut St. fourth Street Theatre Roof. * three attractions of eseeiitk>rial imi>ort- Broad Street. Faversham will present '"The Old ance for Its forthcoming program One IS talnctes »slk from Central R. R. Depot asd Stores, High, around Country," by Dian Catthorpe, at the of these is the first inetrapoiit&n ap- and restricted to Residential bandings of not lea than |(,000. * * * ew Brcadhurst Theatre on West Forty- pearance of the new Four Mortons; an- For Particular*. .4drt' oijfhteen as Linn, Elizabeth lilatlon as Ujpatla to embrace several new and strifein^tj- orislfial ideas. . ynfurit ftgo by Sir John llar« aiul Irene and George Fftagertild Lord vital for good health, Vmibrugli. A\ hein tlw.y have flntalied The Oreattr Morgan t*ant*r» 'wrUI will help. with the riiiero pH'Cf JUBS UlinKlon present A Historical ROISIB UuUot In and Mr. Drew will be seen In other {three episode?, fiUtged and p^luced by In Tablet iatm osAy, iX all J. S. IRVING CO. plays, Mr. Williams will product* late fMarion Morgan with music by Ma»««n»t JO Geoa

drama, "Ttit* IJopiiorlifail," ami in De- nteit orchestra is * TO in- For I inr Skin. cember nill prestmL R IIL'W l'hiy by Kd- t ihe dlfflrutt we wurd blitltiun Tl e print It al pa»t In Man\ of ihi .alu^ts -* i tia a * (Hitig i'un'j t thlb i\ 111 l'i> n-'tul in iv iu 11 kihMMi COAL and LUMBER t M m\ Innt, !ul anil uiinr , Alexander Hunt lMtuxs' Din Ued Ui>U * \illln WESTFIELD Mr WiUiiiil Inter piotliut on1- l'i p.mt \. it I (t.. * ¥ •¥ tt i 1*ir*'Ui-.^H-ut th j"h • £i WLIA. VI \\«» rou i> t - t r, t i 219 ROKH AVE1E nSi i nlf i it! ik' * ul ii i'. ! I l i P n. ' ( I lUlt I > 'in I']t UL*«» I- * !-! tJttr itfi » ilu =. Aik lw"CENTURY EDITlON"She Itlr -If) rh\u ' O \li,,l St .1 »»f U V<-( »1* unu *t* tlfl tu * j ff \IUHEcnl wtioi.N null I !fu« n !']»• in * u i * {:li, ( J j| It'll iHtl f l I ( ' : itin. , Sl u-i* Ht «*>- m * tli Fainting and Wallpapering tliUl »! l tr<- 1» lit I'tuillltra, i\U \\ n 1 \ 1 »n -, Mu tli* i fi'..in.-ifpy Repardten of PabUh€fv n vfV' Tel. 168-R WEflTFTEtD i 2,0W yJ-ssirti WccuiytlielbAii H 4. CIIJ! I r tut I", i.il i !!« a 'Hit « fo- 1 I t I li'^il ne \ [tin > in t'ni. i , i^u * Ml I < ti.plfih ts is |iinitrc**f»n IM! th> rch|t m- !•* '~jn rfltn hi* «i! Wbo Kncns We;1.! 6ld 'K. 3.1 tltoii i'» tVtot'f I * ti rr E'on^a tb ; dint rnsl |.nwt « ill .lo«s|?*nt at ttt* NV« Brighton \r l.ht"tn," at "Th; Hi'sj Oortrr," ,' a fi."«^ l\ Mis Slilvhl itUi! Kn' l pun •? •! ut 1 • ft .stt t im- such fretfiB &% TitiHaiim« Viri EDWARD" N, BROWN i 1 v iron Building, R Kte 8-trfCt, nl-a ^. !« i-( jiitHSuad at Gpyrtr*' M «ah tvitli nij trot t ' t*u. Bolt* m* ,'* "Jt^ A In ' olV ThfAIfi 'Iliv ueek ana J^" dc-«iroa» of rchdij.!, sclllij, (it ;rar- ha^toK osl cUte. These who Funeral Director—Embalmer I'toWtWr." t» ll,«li»t roi'raBi EHniand Wurn**r AM.ISTANT p LA»Y AMISTANT 47 EM STREET arni wnter t r i,uconi:p>niiTi nt pstr ntl« !i!n Jo sell—Adf. THE WESTFIELD LEADEB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1917. Page Tiam jWESTFIELDERS FIELD'S NEW PARK GIT COMMISSIONS A NATURAL. PUZZLE WATCH VOt'K STKI>»-Jk> Sure Yon Are in the (JMH1K, 1SS E. Front St., Neit to Stanley's, Where Several Native Sons Gain Posts In You Get Hotter Shoes for Less Mono}'. TO BE_A WINNER United States Army. Bring This Ad. With You During the (ireut Shoe Sulo and Out l-'rw a Bottle o( White Shoo Palish. Several W«stfleU men have re- One of the Great Mysteries Thai Emission to Ask Council fo ceived tbeir commissions as officers in the United States army after hav- Confound Science. §8,000 More to Complete ing served their tittle la the Officers' THE GREAT SHOE SALE Training Camp, at Port Myer. Improvement Nathaniel J. Hort has received a THE FORCE OF GRAVITATION commission as second lieutenant in IND TOTAL NOW S55,0O( the Infantry; Lewis A. Kaiffin as sec- Trill Wonderful powtr That Kw|» ond lieutenant in tbe Quartermaster's At The Globe Sample Shoe Co. Suna and Planata In Their Courtu Corps; William A. Cherry and Regi- May Ba Wavei In the fethor Th the meeting of the , Board ol nald Halll second lieutenants In the Pu«h All Bodiii Toward Each Other. 15S E. FRONT ST. PLAINFIELD, N. J. Commissioners, held la Cavalry. The commissions date |D Hall on Wednesday evening Offers tho (ireatart Shoe Bargains in Plalttlleld, from August 15th. The mystery of mysteries lu Selena It was ilseideo. tiiat $18,00 Among the young men who will All White Shoes must go at any price, as we need the room for Incoming Pall tsooda, HO don't fall was needed to complete thi Is the attraction of gravitation—ths< take commands In the draft army vary force of uature lliut i%_the most to come and sde ftjr yourself one of the largHGt high grade shoe fitockB for Men, Women and Children, . This sum will make a lota which is now In process of formation, fumillnr to us all. It secuiS strange at prices that, will talk for themselves. |65,0OCl that will'have ijeen spenl are representatives of nearly every Ills Improvement, profession. Prom the ministry, the that the mast tiimlliur thing In tbe A FBW OF THE MANY 1IAUMA1N8 OF T1II8 CHWAT SIIO1S H.U.K tils estimate, the commlssioneri law, the medical profession 'and from world should be at tli« MIIUIO time the will bo sufficient to complwi the coijimerclH world they have step- most Inexplicable, but so It is. One lot high grade Indies' park, but will not permit tbi ped to offer themselves for service. In order to see clearly wuerein thi HEN'S SHOES Shoes and Oxfords; values Children's SHOES tiding of a drinking fountain, ban The majority of those who have been mystery consists let us first conslde Sale Price what gravitation appears to be. It is Men's W. L, Douglas Sample fed, comfort station and fence commissioned entered the training to $4.00. 1.00 jjimd the playgrounds. Several w- canip In the early part of May and gravitation that gives the property o ShoeB and Oxfords; values Children's Black and White Weight to all bodies. If there were no Sneaks, also H. San- *tes were considered too high nearly all have had previous military to $8.00. Women's Juliets. sg them being the figure to experience. gravitation we could float in the atr. Sale Price . dals. Sale Price It Is'gravitation Unit brings a cannon $3.45 Sale Price hting and the figure (or the ear- Tho list Includes men from every ring and planting o[ shrubbery. ball eventually to the earth, no matter part of the country who will direct how swiftly It may lie projected. The $8.00 Men's Dress and Work Ltadies' high grade Canvas i commlB«loners figured that the organization of the new army. faster It starts the farther It will go, Shoes and Oxfords. Lace Boots, turn sole, heel > estimates could be shaved some but during every Eecond of Its flight Sale Price ., Tennis and Scout Shoes for ney might be available for th S1.95 plate; values to A JB It drops the same distant? vertically everybody at a great sacri- hor Items mentioned. LOCAL MAN RECEIVES toward the earth, whether the speed $4.60. SalePrloe... , *5.«1D The board decided to have seed Men's English dark cordovan fice. HONORABLE DISCHARGE Imparted to it by the powder ia 600 or and mahogany tan calf Shoes planted In the park late this month Ladles' Buck, black trim 8,000 feet per second. Gravitation and Oxfords, leather snd t he playgrounds have been grafted Barney Lance, Who Has Served Term act* as a moving body exactly as well Sport Oxfords, Goodyear ad the work li rapidly Hearing com rubber aokia; value to $7.00. on V. 8. 8. Utah, Now Km- as on one at rest. welt. Value $5.00, itloii. An extension of time of six 1 Sale . (A QQ - days was granted the Q. W. Law Joying Best. It Is gravitation that curbs the mo. Sole Price ,.,',.,, 2,35 Children's High Grade Dare- tlon of the moon and keeps it ID an Prlee #0«50 BBCB Company, the 'contractors, < to After four yean and a half in the foot Sandals and l'lnr Shoes. omplete the work. orbit of which the earth Is the active Ladles' Genuine White Kid service of Undo Sam, Barney Lance, focus. !• Men's High Grade Scout Sale A. D. Morrelll made application for of this town, on Saturday last re- "Shoes, tan and Lace BootB, high and low 95c Bo, too, it is gravitation that gov. heel; values to i ^|J Price '... aretaker of the park' The* ttppllca ceived his honorable discharge from eras the earth In Us motion around black, Sale Price.... os was ordered died. The meeting the Navy, ' the son, preventing It from fljlng «way $8.00. Bale Price..., fll. 10 • presided over by President Jinies Lance, a resident of this town, en- Into boundless space. Astronomy shows . drape. Commissioner! K. D. Clark tered the Navy and was assigned to that gravitation nets between all the High Orke^ Canvas A large variety of Children's li. E. Mattlach, C. M. Affleck, A., P. the U. S. S. Utah. He served on the plaaets and all the stars and controls Oxfords, medium, leather LADIES'SBOES CnnvaB and Huck Shoes, IlEgin, Arthur N. Plerson, Attorney Utah for some time and participated their motions wltli respect to one an- All White Kid and Canvas beel; widths I) to 13. Value I Oliver and Engineer J. Wallace Htlg In tBe battle of Vera Cruz. He was other. Pumps; values to *3.60. Sale | Ag Pumps, and Oxfords at | fins were present. later transferred to n submarine Now, thin mysterious force appears 14.50. Bale Price...cters as possible." In addition to teen feet in the. first second, forty- NEW MODELS make no mention of the troops being heir canning and drying, the girls made feidy fur service overseas. eight feet In the second second, eighty each these methods to others who feet In the third second, gaining thir- Again thanking you, t remain, come into the home. Many of them Very, truly ycurs, ty-two feet in his velocity during ev- take their canning equipment and ery second after tho first. From a of the C. o. BATEMA'N, spend several days canning with their height or 10,000 feet he would fall In Chaplain 14th U, B. Cavalry. lelghbors and others In their own about twenty-flvo seconds and would ommuntty who are Interested, strike with a velocity of 400 feet per SPECIAL RECRUITING HOURS ther girls are giving canning and second. r y I n g demonstrations •*- some The same kind of calculation can be Kliznl>etl< Man Han Been Appointed hrougbout the counties—otherB in applied to'the gravitation between the .he city. One canning club member 1>J' Governor Kdge to Sivcar In earth and the moon.t If tbe moon were ecently accepted an invitation to not In motion across tbe direction of New Recruits. ;lve canning demonstrations for an the earth's "pull" It would fall to the Governor Eilgo and Adjutant Gen- mtlre week In New York Slate. earth In about 110 hours. eral Gilbyson have requested Major As a result, thousands of can; of Nov?, to return to tho mystery, how Charles W. Irwin, of Elisabeth, to re- TUits and vegetables will ho put up is tbia force exerted? Is it really n cruit the new- military companies to his season and large quantities of. pull, as it seems to be? Tbe answer be formed in this county to roplace :orn, apples and peaches will be to which science la tending Is that, in- the National Guard which haa been Iried for winter use and for the mar- stead of being a pull, gravltatjon Is a called Into the Federal service. ;et, which otherwise would have push—In other words, that the falling Major Irwln has requested Mr. H. one to waste. It Is quite evident aeronaut Is pushed toward tho ground Depew, of 207, Broad street, Eliza- jat the canning club members are and the moon la Hushed toward the beth, to assist him "in carrying out ilaylng an essential part In solving earth. \ the request. Mr. Depew will receive he • food problem which is now con- On the face of It one might think enlistments' at his office In Elizabeth, fronting the nation and are import- that nothing was gained by this the- swear the applicants in and assign int factors In tha first line of Uncle ory, because it seems as Impossible ARE NOW READY FOR them to the companies in municipali- lam's defence. that a push Simula be exerted with- ties In which they reside. out a tangible connection as a pull For this purpose Mr. Depew -will MABBIKP. But the clew is found In tbe supposed properties of that invisible, intangible IMMEDIATE DELIVERY remain in his office .on Wednesday When girl marries and enters until 8 ». m. and on Saturday from all pervading medium called the ether n'to a strange environment she Is con- This, to be sure, is explaining one 1 until 9 p. m. " 'ronted with a trying task. The ex- mystery by another, for we know noth- >erience of Mnxjorie Wilde is so com- ing about the ether except that It con- ireh'enalvejy described by Theodore MERCHANTS' OUTING, veys tho waves of light and electric- (reiser" In "Married" In September ity; but. at any rate, It affords a con Inspect them in our salesroom or phone us The members of the Merchants' losmopolitan-that every reader will celvable explanation of gravitation— Association and their friends en- pprociate It with sympathetic uuder- Garrett P. Serrtsa in New York Jonr joyed the alLday outing, at Lake tanding. ., nsL - Hopatcong on Thursday last. The Theodore Dreiser is the author of for a demonstration . trip was made In autos and sixty The Genius," one of the best Belling Japanese Festivals. jnembers and friends partook ot a ovels In the past ten years—a novel Tho Japanese festivals arc easily re- fine chlcKen dinner at - .Schtefor's hat created world-wide comment for membered: First of first month, thi* Hotel. The .flay-was.passed In boat s daring discussion of tho artistic new year; third of third month, fenst riding and bathtag from the Brealln impernment. 1660 Anton McDede 2263 ler rambled on, delighted, as your 2269, L. B. Meyer range, you are buying it for a , - 497 Augustus 13. Anderson' 1061 JakoTedlow 1661 Diamond D. Zaharlo fiddler often Is to change from the longtime. Get the one that will 1663, John O. Corells 2276 V. C. Brush COS Conrad C. Stelnbrocher 1064 Watfor Sadowski A. G. Oldford harmonic limitations of the violin to give you best and most econom- • 606 Qulaeppe Luncaegro 1669 Joseph V. "Springer 2276 the practically boundless freedom of ical service. Ask your dealer 1066 Carmelo Dlguattro D. AppoBiatu 507 Norman O. Haste 1070 Ir-vlng Francis DeMIlt 1679 Joseph T. Beck 2279 the piano. McCormack listened, fas- about Newport Ranges. • 1683 Charles B. DM7 2301 G. Stamponi CO6 Harry S. Parker 1071 Oeo. H. Leggelt cinated. Then, tbe spirit ot song 1686, Eyvlnd NortoS 2303 C. J. Beeinan 611 Wlayne T. Cox 1076 Leo A. Leek seized upon him. Kreisler was ruml BOYNTON FURNACE CO. 1686 Albert A. Winkler 2304 LeRoy MagnuBaoa S14 Benjamin H. Dewey 1078 Robert F. Gill Dating over a Brahms symphony "ThtSqmmfttMmkm" 1688 DeWltt M. Hoag R. S. Stannard 37ll>5bMarBrawlw«r K«wY«k . G1E Levls Robinson 1080 Elbert A. Woodruff 2306 McCormack doubled the melody with : 518 Howard Taylor 1086 John J. 8omera, Jr. 1696 .Clarence J. Chamberlain 2309 H. J. Ollnjre his heavenly voice. Then the pianist A. J. Perrow 6S0 Geo. H. Winslow 1094 Scott Ware 1698 .Geo. G. Anderson 2316 —It seems-odd to call Krelsler a plan Bargent Bush 1704 Andrew B. Robinson 2319 J. H. dross 530 1104 Leoif Marenghl C. A. Meyers lat, doesn't It?—glided oft Into Mo C31 Brick C. Dunkby 1708 P. MinettI 2320 zart. He played 'Don Giovanni.' 1108 Fetor MacKwnnon 2322 John Fecelloa 536 Baiter S. Clark, Jr. 1710 E. H. Keets 1111 Wm. R. VanSyckle 1712 Thomas F. O'Connor G. J. Bopp The world at large does not know 638 Wm. A. Ehmllng 2323 Ralph Childs 1118 Frank t,. Beattysi 171S Chas. H, Fritts H. W. Hasard, Jr. it, but Mozart is McCormacVs com 647 1119 Frank W. Bettlemayer , 2325 Albert R, Manner, Jr. 1720 John Miller 3333 J, C. Caldwoll poser of predilection. Nay, Felix 561 1126 Thomas P. Arrants Lulgl Dl Francesco 1733 Clarence R. Carter 2334 P, Batlato Weingartner, who may be allowed to 663 Richard O. Page, 3d 1128 Anthony Horllng 1735 Howard L, Hastings H. F. Welch speak with authority on the subject, 554 1133 No well 8. Taylor 2338 Gerald W. Downs 1738 Frederick A. Colbf 2347 E. V. Rogers says he Is the finest Moeartlan teno: 558 U36 Carlo Dingentl 1744 Wm; M. Beard ' 2349 A. Jonos ot our day. Think then what we al 569 Russell J. Savlti 1140 Oernulf E. Juul 1746 Wim. F. KBDlledy 2350 Harold Lambert lost, when Krelsler was playing 651 Molvin E.' Baisch 1141 FaA M. NlckeraoQ 1760 S. h. Prdy 2367 R. T. Briant Giovanni' and '11 nilo tesoro,' and Oeo. M. Btouernagel 1143 Frederick W. Acthes 1763 B. Zollo < that gloriously masculine tenor 58S Carolus Clark . 2369 T. Buonanho 1146 Raymond N. Pools 1767 R. H, Arpuson 2373 N. Permed. Intoning tho petrods to which tbe mu 578- Oandenelo Dl Cola 1147 . Wm. J. Outlaw 1770 Ralph Uito •_*'• ;:-. 2380 J. J, Lee ale-lovers of a halt dozen generation 89iano such as 1 never heard In tn NOW •680 Earl Hummelberger 11-87 Edward Hanewald K. O. Stern 808 Vincent Battaglto 2431 lfe before and never expect to hsa^ torewlvo your thin of ttn 633 Oeo. h. Alpers 1189 Ethelhert Bacon gain, unless he is tho player.' Mr, W»TO now iwiHphir this co 638 Thomas J. Bova 1194 Fellc Otnlgo 813 John FrasSr 2433 Chas, Dauiiinrm demand for w.U tain* oCce •HlstuM Krelsler was equally enthusiastic accountants, etennsraplie™ nd ncnUrln 637 William V. Harned 816 Roger O. Derrey 2439 Joseph Miller 1199 Joseph P. O'Connor 824 H, W. Schutte 2446 O. 8. Werner We played and Bang everything,' sal WM nevtr so (rest u now. Tnouimdi H 638 Francesco Pendollno 1209* Henry A. Klep, Jr. ouroctlve po>Ulot» (stepping- »t™t« u 2448 C. F, Taylor, Jr. he, 'just whatever came Into oui higher places) am oponln* «very 4*v Ipr 644 Francis P. S. Chandler 1212 Philo B. Hawley > L. D. Thompson those wlio are Uuall'led to all Own, £•»• 648 Joseph A. Clendlnnlng 826 F. S. FrambaQh . 2450 L, D. Stiles eadB. The people had disappeared guard your future by starting tour 1213 George I. Sohroppe 2452 J. Ciraldo it was JuBt ourselves. You wou'l 650 Ernest Harper' 1217 Merino Cirlllo 829 M. W. Shaffer ' 833 O. C. Manner 2463 R. O. Borckman avo laughod to hear McCormac'. AT THE 663 Vlnconio Queralor 1220 Leonard J. Sanders o[ 836 Chas. W. Martin 2466 R. Crocco making up words for tho'sjmphonle •chMl which hu uratlr «iitr T»n 6B4 Robert W. Bradbury 12 2 B VItale Salvatoro mice™ belilnd H; tbe school which h«' 657 Christian Lambertsen 838 A. J.,Hastings 2468 K. J. Maronghl and for bite of my own work. Hi graduateated thouunds of young tacn •"*f. OONEJBAREFULLY TO HELP OTHERS OFFICE HOURS t»«« •>» from TiOO >. M. to TlSO f •»• olio «/ our Rooil rtjts, | Ilulidnr>, no« ». m, 10H1O a, m. .4iitniuvl>l|e and C«rri«g« Senlc* How to Avoid Troubles-Espec- His Recommendation O*i COLLECTIONS FROM B0XK8 begin at for Partlw, IIIHUB™, VbaHm ot | fi:i>0 a. m. Carrlera colleci from Motorcycles ially Necessary in Use of Tanlac Based on Results I boxen when passing on their first and (''(morals. second deliveries. Simplified Methods Obtained—Appetite i MAILS RECEIVED— ! For Easlon Bothtahcrci. AHontown, b Keen and M&ucli Chunk. S:0fi, (S;08 excepl Mauch Chunk), 8.05. 10:85 a in; 1.61. VVm M, Barton GOOD RUBBER RINGS From New Turk and the IBut open Oil and Parts "This Tanlac Is BOMB inert icine; for delivery 7:00, 8:JO a. ra.: l:S0. Li very and Boarding SUbUa it haa helped mo more than J bp- 3:30 and C:SO p m careful, pj:nbiaMng cauclng is the , Wny mails from Eqgton, 11:00 a. in.; Oppcile Depot VMtOtU, X. *, finlyl iiniidd off luin mat pu>-6pu>6, dede- liovt-d any medicine would, said I and 7:t)i> p. m Expert Repairing 'Phom II clares the'l'iilted Suics Department Abraham Horowitz, manager of tliej ""a""1""1 <"«". i:»» i>- '<> of Agrlculluro in a'btatsuienl Issued cigar store at 172 I'aesaic street, Has to n way mail, including; •.!• eta- today warning liuusevtlves against Pussuic. Mr. Hurowita, who resides tlotiB between Wtstfieia and New curcli'ssness In puttii.g u]j fruits and at 20 Lucille i. m. Way mall (local). Opp. Pftpot 'inimove' on the methods, or to make pained dreadfully, and I'd feel lan- Including Weitern and Southern guid snd out ot sorts. State*. *:S(T p. m. More aliort cut*, are taking a risk of spoil LOCAL FHE8 DELIVERY— Pre»tolite Tanks Exchanged Ing good food. Canning Is essential' "On several occasions I hail to stay Maili close 7:00 a, m. and. 1:80 p. m liome because of the terrible pains In Carriers ftrfet delivery commence* ly a scientific procots, however much t;Q0 a. m, Second delivery com- It may have been ilmpllfled for home my stomach. But that's all a thing mence* 2:00 p. in. at tlie past; Tanlac hat fixed me up R F. V. No 1 leaves 8:8tf A. in, Than use. In great shape. It was recommended Mothod SliouM ltr Followed In Detail to ma by t friend, and I lost no time "In the canning methods which the getting It. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured deparlmeiit advocates careful study wl'li U\Ah Ar'l'l.it'ATHl.it'ATHiNRi . m thc-7 cannot Good "My! What an appetite I nave. u OUbiihi. (.uluriii Id H blood hae leen made or the esBenttalu for tl fwhc, ltd hi t>n'rf m euro It And tho beauty of It is that my food ijul n.'iiH'i,ltH. liitD'H Crttnrrh the preservation of food products, F. D. JOHNSON 1 agreea with me. Paina, gaa and i Cure In tuki-it intvunlly, tint! tuiiv ilirfudy "I "'! and ail steps not absolutely necessary > f lUll' lUl have been eliminated. There is good drowsiness are all gono, I can take ' Cure la not it (iii uk Undid it. It vut ]>te care ot a hearty meal without any | House Painting iorlb(oft jilijulcUni l» llij» reason, therefore, for each step which counlrj fur }'inn KJK! IS a rtcaiHr I'tvacrlptlun, unpleasant after effects. I can recom- •', Interior It la tomt^ctl >if tlifl lii-flt utilc« known, cum- Is advocated. If home cancers pro- mend Tanlac to anyone BiiiTerlatr as i tilnrct with (.lia Lent biomt purlflwi, acting di- fess lo follow a department method, rectiy on ttie mticiiiii euftutMi. Ttie vprfect I did." ibliiHtloii vt I lie two lt,nK>(lk'ikt« (H wliflt J)ro* they s lieu Id follow it in detail; and , Paper Htn|in( p» iticti wonderful nwiHi Iu curing cdiurrU. if they fall so to follow It, they Skntt f.jr te»tln>or,lnl*, (he. should frankly recognize that not the P. J, CI1KKBT ft CO.. I'rupi., Toledo, O, method but the application of It is at Broad and Elm Sts.—Adv. * Specialty PoW Ly [irngKiadi, jjrhc ?.V, fault. Especially there should be no Tuy Probably Not, greater nnd greater endurance. At first we did not know the. other ears because of the apparent saving, Now nil nuwt Jealous Tvomen pulled her Billy, But elui always li&d a limitK of Hudson eiidunuwe. Then we felt we could rest con- I'hooKt' tile Super-Six. Such j>rel>ri'iu'e will soon exhaust, the And site Jliarried spine rich Willie. tent if the cur would bold up in flic one hour and the 100-mile; supply of miileriiils bought in );i>it yenr's more fiivoruble imir- Woa »)i« sllir? TBTTLE BROS. trial. That wus greater than any oilier ear had dune. Hut, ket. Then the price of tin; Super-Six must lie advanced, Un- I <3unno. til tbiit time judged by tlie Htnntl.'ird.1," of other ears in perform- —I^julsvlllo Courier Journal. WESTFIELD, N. J. the Super-Six showed no wear at the end of (hose runs. We wanted to know just what its true limits were so new lesls were ance and price, tin; Super.Six is 1 he best nntoinobile value on Gentfo Maid. inmle. Biieh succeeding trial WIIH made harder in iw effort In the market. **Are you in Juve with yomi£ Smith'/" 1 "Iu love! I Uospipe him." reveal the real limits of Super-Six enilnriinei . N" sneJi test bust/ Hut, you must not delay if yon are to gel n Super-Six nt its Yd be»u found. present ndvjiijtiierf'bus prie<". "But 1 t*n'X itfin kiss you p/ed n\xht." We print bill heads, letter heads, en- "Oh, I euuldri't ]>e rude."—Pelican. /elGpes, circulars, calling: cards, wefl- lirif' fwiauiicements. Invitations, botilt- Brolight Her to Terms- iets. pro grains, posters, all sivea, (tnd "FmU" In H nwun hoy. To tinm* him >vorything 3one Jn a firat-class print I rcfiif«l to sdve biro n kiss over the shop. We make a epr-cfftKy of printing- A. C. THOMPSON AUTO CO. wire." "Well?" an lit yur oj.'iCJ If you "He !nmfi?»!iuti']y nskoil the telf^vlioiiQ iii: tn lit:- done. PLAINFIELD, N. J. girl tv sdve iiltn some other suiotser." (( —Kansas City Jouruol. THE LEAOER"PRESS *HB wmrzsLD

It is » fwnmla ijUi'stiW »s to just N\»\\ !!se i mm \luit shutild l«> lioiu- with a matt IllllhtJUi' lurking in lm«ltj ts • * r-«i-' ini|>i-it*Hl-ti> dial li>> will sn'T.'r if liis tVllmr im>ii ostii'oin1 him asi.i j in) ri'Hl Ainrriemi wi'msn r»u with | 496 ilpiM'iioji li**\i jifij. n!v|irv? f<»r Mich •r n prwiiurp, (tut in Pfii* rf thi» he #~ si »f-s. *,4**«-A >*&>.-* «#* fork (l«« thai art* n PAID ON SAVINGS R-nnm till 'Trlbum BulMiec In nretltuuUte a ISM r > L IJAOk » l>r**««t t DEPOSITS I T*te»! rB»M Of «n«B> ih* i>rfi»r*l « 4M Si :v I4* will put twne of fix1** V *'«** *Mt cri'»Utn*s in firhnn for hut \US« il«>«Mft»t if nn; «f (Aimmut fnn) «#

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"iiw^iTi'6'tm s-iif rrwr tnneti-i* thr f *8ui*B to the •j tw' IViJiun In the price or ihn Ink- * eemmmritmu The itiusre, lltidcTrWl M. IW !*tr» i. I Wnhliw* »tH**aa« licalcrs In Milk and Playhouse Onnaa forted as, last week, to "ft* tit* iv>5 Mow J»<*» straws the prire of Ice Cream nf S Ma TOt}- Oeate a Quart, With WEDNESDAY [MB. .. B Triangle ihr ^h t»Ma of materials wo (SITS f- A Wilfred Lucas and Lillian Oish in *, w. would mm' hc«. j am maw ^tlag Uw Wfistfleld thr "SOULS TRIUMPHANT" vat - jwpjj* in fmy qaan of cream S Hook Ulttl flCiti the t^scst SO recta worth tlicy ivsr, and HEARST-PATHE HEWfl , Tip to the |>T<"«irfl Hnovw tor "Stiin- in Mn, i; J JtmiK . a w> Mat., 5-IOc. Ere., ISe tiffft nrNi tchfi f»f* pjthpf tfl« Mrs K J- ASf«a»"' .. . Zbi* Be« Materials Best Berrice, Jin, 1J T lawruiM* .... 1 Oft to wA w t*w Inah it) work Sir* t ^» itsrTB^ 1 C*J* Imraal Onmistant Pricns, are THURSDAY «* riflM* IBM "trawl. Mr and "Htt. F V Eitowurtt l d l»(i Paramount Ulie Mariesfe' JCUawnrth .. . 1*0 MfcK, i<<* Kluworth .. ,3, M Pauline Frederick in tiie •**»*** Mtt A I. tumol! ... . T. Mi "HEB BETTER 8ELT" itn W. ite-wl- InrYiritCiiJyfitdKi .8 Reels a* C Tttos thui of COMEDT la- tlw luinttwuidiitutD nf th«r-HIIW- tef m1 Bewer . 1 M»» V," H Poweli Mat., S-lOc. K«n ISO :<1;nst pm tbc United iorn and Jt that sonre wT Us, T A WaUtffr mi ft* Hint rninw loi»»l thf rpfl topr will he cot whJA iast Mr* j£mef ifomfar FRIDAY , suiwii "isttt^taw* to flnfl tMbgt, 1t act* of Ifijuatiof ftnd casi* iif »m-hfiwtnfore hwn eony»u!sarj b«ftir«j Greater Vltagraph »»nr> ha* an n Medal nf ilnnorTeacbetl the man Vn W E list* i no Sari Willianu in Mr Via. L Miller mmiai a li September 15th 5 Reds «fl«tt« "i* Knottier flcmiinci for w- h<> ptmt thref wars bj the fim-wuBtl OI»I , iiui not idi of tlii- me. r. I. Brwi> v COMEDIES IOT71 rmTcrnwfiuf in it>i trrstnifni Act th' Im iia\->!- r- - -T 'u iron's t H1.IVFI; ITOM. i? PrWBi^hc'^'Bj'tlipT'OT'k Ctoratuw- 'if fiflpimii, 1*01111111 ami tliat SPC- li«ii inclin'uil) IT on anu VAUDEVILLE •tdwi ^os «{>fi»i>rifttp/l itioTioy it K ri^iti nrr sinking tr- n flip fiivt frv wivkf df tin wm.jiulitical or son* ulh<>!- f *1K> Ihspio'crs of 'Wi'it ff«>riinm% 's rrmic1- ar> nciiinM linfliipiipi lla^ dtmi- mofi' tuui. uni. -forati nay ftifiirc piiri, prth imnmilt; iitul I'MTJ T«I*( ha-f.i'f-Kninii muittatn EXTRA FINE , 1'hf' Commission is, Mmpl\ h'Ti'ii Tl V own w mnej. tmi! eirK j It is propoisne io atiiiinn the Waste ultthor'uj to the Inn liiivo Iwmi eniappllpd 1<. pnv tin | "j-fsmnni to emilft tmnalil- BILL of tlir tnv[i«y- >mtp ff> the miiiiitilc amliihw «f ujf. -nntu. soldierf foj vaioi JK DOLLARS AND CENTS tlic* ni!,-iil!i>rr!s Tin dm mu- on' m cutDtxTtainc aa>. in"*ar!'u.s its Im;. not hf!>ti tht *Hpli*ci»! [no1P( Vhnn tin ivill k toiU By having yo«r ?riittin| Aoae at Three Big Acts ^fl 0' tIit puiitioiaii v/n. iwr. • to thf of flu Milwlihmi*. tiih' Confrres;, Othfraauuu- i: it. THE "3JEADEE* PRESS ( 1 !v lit the Oeriix.n \v-mw if th-r ti in" ->.!hiph]r -prized - vrhkl And End tin War on Yuur Bank Bosk "OPNIU tr ftif Oiomiiiiniitu (ui'i'it. iinii vtwi' "it i- tnii] iposffrreti v, lieri' ttse,> ft" a««':.. i Mat, 1CM5C 15-SSC inri'imtiMi tlm! mi-Iho -wiiTl.] vill <;ntul wrlmM ,,.„,, }|,,: jir, ,.,mu.-,.,.,' i,.,,w,,i'.. tVit- i>lm><, •tiic-d tlmi i; The vurln lio--hcoii slTocfcoil on 1 ] liicr' !•, u» "ensor v,-ir in- i!1-:.. MONDAY iTt Mv«l. Imt 'iiitmpor! l)> sn/'h iii'i' H- tin sml - eiui niililicv jiould BI* rf< I-L.i. AND for ~ii<'ti r'lnlii>riiii |il»r«, »• of otlui «.lutis PHrryinc Tin Tidorii Lnv U" >M"i!i!i ft< TUESDAY Owmuwsi,.! «,,nf. (r, Nun; j^lrt,..^ Tin ™*. .V ««!<•« 1 ^ffimtr \ r*- ami mw I-KWi.iV Mil,. „rt,,s fa 1 Tin- rtimprt Hi sni'li oliiho- ifinrniiitu hi-i wsitir IICM n--™-"(k,,,,- Vunun. ••-mv hn%' IJ -.^-"! in,' 'A Mormon Maid' in (IK W'ttMi td tin 'n, fTimi nn<* fni nifiiMiui^ onij nl. imispirniiiH tu ,uldi"!-~ i:> v.jn .UH! with hwiitj f.i' tin (mrl> far Inn 1 MAE MURRAY Wa)K) UMltitKi'^ ,ir, F-MMii'nih iti i, Hvtil. Tin work] i^ lu-jnimrar-lawi raiu. i.r~ Tir<,i^" p"i.,i ,. i * 6 Parts tu }!« 'hi'yr.prt tlic rpi,nitv jtn ijomii'! IIMI Imv, Imif tm-1 i» mad- ;r one< .»:• tin- s uj'iui > ar-ihequalfyoftfJQ Mils, 2:S0-4 oi' HN in flii'ir dnirr to riopnnt pmpli iimimc Hit rrsidnsU im,, oi ttl, eaua,,rr „; ,,u, W.LK. . - *S*3fT} oft !lti I'liihnTiUi HIMI mi in ivdiit Klin tjj^ r.-Braiid iLaltc provini'.)' mi ; t ft*tpii ntl\ iiu ' vtm-'lurmi' n'ljnnr- poinf; mi in fii»ni asiaHtht coiiicmntr OJ tin IMJU'I*! pianos Ave sol" "peek of. dirt" has BTI npluatb in«rlihtic d» frm-i' flip I'Tm-lt; and ntfilin |77T(Jsirtj^ tmii IIUTW;° th' iiJ- nf > already heea con- \i Ttpl-ithf reeipirai Tnw ar. : num-i * *' "^ jpmm mid Pol.uw inoj ii UIPU wiip v»ri nniuaii>u.i-| •H» "Wort, nf flu- fOt.>nj|.|)fiij * * * l<'£ to- Jlodal Oi Boaor u, HUM At lesst you don't want any f'. <> * l H pTucofiiilOiu it tin f!iir",m- o!' Hie f!i;\ n;'j''"n- «(™TIP' "^hli< ' A;,,, V,!,.), Hsupi, nunil Ibr feet that in additJDi t.-> !) frti. infiuy yfiiinp WMI B< If JlM.i ^ In nrixtlii^ ; Itt «nrc * 379, Hti! fur 4f> '•fintv (iotitalmipe i?hl<>ii i'iv«1 ai whnlcmii ?! ar 4 cpitti- MH*h ' THE "LEADEfi ?RESS" * «'«mtr>. it THE WE8WIBH> LEADEE, TOPHEMAV, ATOUKE 16, 1917, LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF ray SZVBSB SUHD OLIVV .on,

Miss B. Walcott, of Fourth ave-j tire. J. Sherwood, of Brooklyn. la Flavoring Extracts Hue, is sisitlng friends in Orange, j visiting firands ia Cl»rk street. The dog catcher rounded up seven j Mrs. E. F. BlaeMord, of Ediewoo etr»y dogs on Friday last. | avenue, has returned from a vacation of All Kinds E. B. Wright is passing a tew days ' trip to Detroit, Mich, at Ocean Grove. i Mas Baaia Stiles, of West Broa< Mrs. O. S. L*ir4 and family, of street, is passing g few days as th Central avenue, are visiting rel&tivei guest of friends in New Roeaelle. BEFORE YOU START tt Gauldsboro, Pa. I Miss Marguerite PleisMr, of Wai R. C. King and family, of Lead* Jim street, leaves tomorrow for 6 visii avenue, are passing a few days with ! with friends in Buffalo, N, ¥. to bake that cake, relatives at Willlameport, Pa. | Miss Lena Fahrenbeck, of Cumber- make sure you nave the kind of flavoring extiact you C. E. Apgar and family, of Carltba land street, is passing a two weeks need—the kind the family likes the best. THE FACILITIES OF THIS BANK road, are vacationing at Haines Falls, j vacation at Munsey, Pa. N. Y. j B. F. Martin left on Saturday las Dr, T. R. Harvey and family, of fo* u vacation stay at Atlantic City. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Are adjusted to meet the needs East Broad street, left Saturday for i M». and Mrs. L. B. Hoyt, of Pros- a vacation In New Foundland, Pa. ] pect street, are visiting in New Pres and comprises the best of every resident ol Westfield. Mrs. B. L, Droouie, of the Bouls- ton, Conn. known and purest quality obtainable. Don't take vard, has returned from a vacation) Mrs. Paul Q. Oliver, of the lloula- chances with cheapened, unreliable adulterated brands. stay at Providence, R. I. vard, returned Monday from a stay a Miss Ruth Coleman, of Prospect WllllRiustown, Mass. THE PRICES WE CHARGE Our Commercial Department includes the street, ie home from a visit with rsla- Miss Uicila Wragg, of Elmer tlves in New Roehelle. utreet, is passing a week's vacation a1 are as low as can he, checking accounts of large corporations and Miss Ida Bauermeister, of Brook-' Asbury Park. lyn, is spending her vacation with 8. IS. Dauchey and family, of Ben- and we are sure you will be more than pleased with the small household accounts, and our many Weatfleld friends, son place, left yesterday for a vaca- quality and the results. W. L. Cook and family, ot Harri- tion stay at Torrlagton, Conn. facilities are equally at the service of both. son avenue, have returned from a Robert Curran, of Mountain ave- vacation stay at Cresco, Pa. nue, hats returned from a camping Our Organization also includes Safe De- ' Mrs. W. 8. Jiroeraon, of North ave- 6tay at Cooperstown, N. Y, The Windfeld^Ition Market posit, Savings and Trust Departments. nue, la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Alexander Grey, ot Clark W. O. Ransom, in Oermantown, Pa. street, hag returned from a sojourn EVERYTHlk tOR THE TABLE P. E. Towne ana family, of Tra-at Asbury Park. Your patronage is solicited. mont avenue, are home from a vaca- W. H. Trencliard, of Broad street tton passed at Manasquan. Is at Atlantic City for a stay of ten 120 E. Bread St. n.«402 Westfield, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. E. Eckel, of Chest-.days, THE HONE OF ENTERPRISE COFFEE nut street, are home from a visit with! Miss Mildred Fink, of Walnut friends In Madison, Conn. . 'Street, left on Saturday last for a va H. N, Walker and family, of Pros- cation stay at Worcester, Vt. TRY SEVERE BRAND OLIVE Oil. pect street, are passing a few days at MIBB Mao Clark, of Ferris place, Asbury Park. returned last week from a vacation Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Conolly, ot Dud- stay at Wolfboro, N. II. ley avenue, have returned from a two W. Scott, of Orange City, Fla., who weeks vacation stay In New England. lias been visiting friends In Maple Comer Broad and Prospect Streets Mrs. LsRoy Duke, of the Boule- street, returned home on Monday. •ard, left yesterday for a stay at Irving I. I^ova, ot Brookljn, with Ocean Qrove, his family are passing the balance of THEY BRIGHTEN UP Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tronmino, of the summer la tows. Westfield, X J. 3rospect street, have returned from a two weeks vacation stay at Wash- Miss Mae Perrlne, of South avenue, YOUR SUMMER CLOTHES ington, Conn. / left today for a two weeks vacation It. O. Page and family, of Lenox stay at Part Jervls, Those SisBUo Silk Squares Neckwear we are showing avenue, who have been summering Mrs. D. Towers and Miss Lola f now will brighten up your summer elotlies and make at PatchoGue, L. I., have returned to Emhree, of Buena Vista, Va., are vis- you feel like ready money, They are a big value at heir borne. iting relatives In town, 75 cents. Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Scbacfsr, of Chester Peargall, of Rochester, N, enoK avenue, returned this week Y., Is visiting at tho home of his Then we have a line of Neckwear at 50c, 7Bo, fl and PLAYHOUSE rom a two weeks vacation stay at mother, Mrs. El. R. Pearsall, of Fer- $1.60 that would brighten up even a bad oase of the Atlantic City. ris place. blues, Nobby Neekwear is one of our hobbies. H. W, Plelster and family, of Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. French, ot nut Btreet< were among the Westleld Prospect street, leave on Saturday of Lay in a supply of Sox now, the wholesalers tell us olony at Manasquan over the week- this week tor a vacation stay in the that jthere is a visible scarcity for the Pall and Winter end. Adirondack^. trade. We, have plenty now.so stock up. Nonday and Tuesday The Misses Anna and Flora Wlttke, Miss Dick, ot Elizabeth, Is sub- if Broad street, will leave on Satur- itltuting In the office ot Codding & A few' of those |2 Shirti are still awaiting the man iay for a two weeks stay at Manas* Olivet during the vacation of Miss , that is looking for the biggest two dollars worth ho uan. Jahn.. ever purchased. Aug. 20-21 MI8B Emily Walker, of New York City, has been the gunst of Mrs. Mr- and Mrs. J, H. Doss, of Pleas, rank W. Cooke, of the Boulevard, ant pl&eo, entertained & number of urlng the past week. friends at their homo on Wednesday MAEMURRAY A, IS. B. Bogert, of the Boulevard, evening last. !a staying at "The Oaks," Delaware D, T. Gllmartln and family, of the Gordon Habit' Water Gap, for a few WBeks of much Euclid avenue South, returned last in leeded rest. week from a vacation auto tour In Mrs. H, L. Smitley and daughter Maine and tho New England States. Francis, of Euclid avenue South, have Miss Marion lice, ot Highland ave- "A Mormon Maid" eturned from a visit with relatives nue, has returned to her home attar GGRDON :n Schenectady, N, Y. passing a two weeks vacation at Aa- Ew mint 7:30-9:00 Mr. and Mrs, Warren Leary and bury Park. Matinee 2:30-4:00 ion, and Mies I,eary, of Brooklyn, Hev. James A. Smith, rector of St. Open Evenings Offering Adm. lS-25c 'ormer residents of. tills town, visit- Paul'a church, who has been vacation- Adm. 10-15c id friends here on Sudnay. Ing at Nantucket, returned to the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bazley and Rectory on Monday. Hats and Furnishings for Particular Men amtly, ot Roes place, will leave on laturday for a two weeks vacation Dudley M. 0-reen, teller of tho Na- FOURTH ANNIVERSARY WEEK itay at Sunshine cottage, Lake On- tional Bank of Westlleld, Is enioylng 53 ELM STREET arlo, N. Y. a- two weeks vacation, part of which he will pass at Hartsdale, N. Y. SEE SPECIAL PROGRAM FEATURES EVERY DAY Mr, and Mrs. Otto C. Wurst, of the Vuret Studio, will leave this week Tbo engagement of Mlsa Grace r a vacation Btay at Lake Placid, Boltes, formerly a kindergarten . Y. The studio will be closed un- teuchor In the Lincoln School, lute of I September 16 th. Tnlngtao, China, to George J. Scars, Samuel Silberg, of Silbcrff Bros., Is of Tslngtae, was announced last week. PATTERNS saing a week's vacation with lila Arthur N. Pierson, Jr., Is recover- family at Sea Gate. iSdwIn Sllberg ing from tho effects of b'urns sus- w. arl> now Bhowlag a new lot of, suit materials that will de- Hrht tte most crittaU Judges. We have the latest in stripes, checks, leave on Monday for a ten day tained when a machine gun, rtloh pfaid,'and p?ainr"4aVB, and in any odors that you may wish. •Ip to Maine. c was firing exploded. The lad, who Wo have a wonderful assortment ot serges, worstedB, cassl- Mrs, James F. Jobnstoti, of Lln-was ot the Princeton training camp, merltnA cievtots, and our experience in culling and fitting (ruar- !0ln road, Is In Muhlenberg Hospital, is now homo on sick leave. SS you clothe that you will bo proud to wear. •ecovering from a difficult operation And don't think VTB are high priced. We can fit your purso as erfonnod last week by Dr. Hodges, well as your body. OITO as a trial. PlaiBfleld, assisted by Dr. K. It. FISH inciair, of this towa. 132 EAST BROAD STREET Charles S. Garretson, employed by NEW YORK TAILORING~COT WESTFIELD, N. J. tie firm of Tuttle Brothers, of this Telephone Cnuuctlon wn, has accepted a position with a Hymen's A. Goldberg, Proprietor irge lumber concern at Patchogue, BIVONA BROTHERS: the well-known fish I., and will begin his duties with o new firm on Monday nest. merchants announce the opening of their Francis Mlddledltch, who this sea- White Boots on captured the Junior Charapion- new Fish Market at 106-108 East Broad ip title, will compete today In the ctlonal tournament to bo ployed at They've been among the most Street, Westfield. Every variety of fresh 1 Dan's Taxi Service | orrest Hills, L. I. The winner of popular of this Summer's Fish and Clams daily. Our long years of 1 Successor to Canzel Taxi Service 5 is tourney will play for the Junior ationat Championship. Shoes, and WILL BE WORN experience give us the facilities for sup- 2 DEOIJiJflNa AUGUST lBlfc 5 Jos Potter, a juni dealer, aud O. I Having purchased the equipment of tie Ound | 'omeranti, his truck driver, wore LATE THIS FALL. plying the best of Sea Food at the very ned ?5 and ?2 respectively, ID po-| = Tnrf Serrtce I am now ready to take op tlio buslnnes - court this Bioniiug. Potter was For Di<:ss Wear, lor Sports, lowest prices. 5mf E.™ to the poople of Westllelil ana •rictolty a = ned for not having a Junk license SSS^irarpassod Ejperietacc gainedwhile = nd the driver for falling to producfi for the Boardwalk aad the ^ll^mply} to running my own Borneo. driver's license. The fines were -aid. Beach--By workers in "First | The petitions for signatures for Aid" and other "Red Cross" BIVONA BROTHERS 3 Taxis At All Hoars, Day and Night, 3n. C. N. Codding "were started out is morning. The necessary signa- classes. OPPOSITE COMMUNITY MARKET To All Parts of Town | res are easily obtained and It is a fo bet that those who have tho po- Bat They've Got to Go— 7 Passenger Cars to Hire 5 1 Reasonnbk Rates tions In hand will have little trouble, getting an abundance- of signs- Tkey've Caaght the "War res. Seventy-fiva people attended the Economy" Fever! iTOnty-flftn birthday anniversary 1 Tori Semce irty tendered to Mrs. Mary Perab&r- .».••.»•»,». n, mother of Rev. Percy Pomberton, 1 The Same Stand, Elm Street and North Avenue Braitcb. Mills. TIio affair was Kiv- 9 "THE HAMILTON" I Telephones 550,643 by the 1/idlcs' Aid of tho chapul d was hold at tlis homo of Mrs. J. I ,,«n. ..»llllHllltHniillMHt.HIHHHH»HIH»lH»l»»»»"»'»»»»»"'»»"1» Van Irsdale 611 SIXTH AVENUE t l l W. 'Cory, in Dudley nvenuo, last Fri- NORTH ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY day afternoon. 127 E. Frost Street Pleasantly situated in the best section of North Asbury, Glvo Urn kldaics a tiny at tho nea- orsj by going on the Big Union fig- PiJIFIEU, If. J. Weatfield References Famished, curgion Tuesday, August 28th. Ilo- Jje Centre of the momlier tlila will lie the last eicur- Centre —WILLIAM CREAR ., Use the LEADER PRESS si

teaspoon of sait h-m, been added tc each gallon. THis tends to preserve JERSEY PEACHES the natural «elor ot the peach and Dotft Neglect prevent It from becoming darkefted GARWQOD your stomach. Keep it strong as It dries. Oven racks may be used Plainfield Theatre fe 23' and well When food disa- NEAR THEIR HEIGH and the heat equal to that of a Blow INJURED IS RUNAWAY. bating oven for the tat 20 minutes. grees with it, strengthen it with Tlie door throughout the procesB ilartln MacDonaM, of Centei SEATS NOW ON SALE State to Have a Big Crop should be left '.j inch open to allow street, is suffering from injuries re- ceived Wednesday when he was William Elliott, for evaporation otherwise the fruit F.R»yCan»tod< Opinion of Experiment •would become soft. When the fruit thrown from a wagon while drivini PRICES: through Cranford. It Is thought U: BEHHAM'S and Morm Ce.t Station is heated through the temperature sliould bn luwerad to a slow, mild horBB became frightened and startei Promt THE MOST Entire iKtat, After the first hour In the to run away. MacDonald was bad!; Entire WONDERFUL PIAY IN AMERICA Lower SAVE THEM FOR WINTE oven the peaches nmy be finished In cut about tbe face end hands and h PILLS Original the strong sunshine. Care should be back was bruised. The horse did no Uri.rt S«l. of Ant M«Ua» in tkc Wm'L Floor stop until it reached Kenilworth. New Jersey In tc have a big cro taken that uifacct eggs are hot de- LaU •»«! wb«'e. Ill bplu, 10c., •}'- New York $1.50 of high quality peaches this yea ltod; mosquito netting may be covered uver the fruit. If the fruit FIREMEN ENJOIT O0XINO. Tliti Horticultural Division of tin NEW JERSEY CENTHftL Boston Bilctn? Experiment Hlatfon linn exerted itsal Is HnKiheil In the oven ft must be care- fully watched so as to prevent burn- Tne local firemen, accompanied I), (B the interests of thin Industry am friends from Westfleld and Cranfor Trains leave Weatfield Chicago 1st 2 Rows a remarkable development lias lake: ing, To test the dryncss of the peucnes a piece of the dried fruit autoecl to Berkley Heights on Sun For Haw York and Biliabeth—3:51, $1.50 place during the past ten yearn. day and enjoyed a clambake and din 4:48, 6:18, *6:00, 6:86, 7;02, 7:81. K7:Sfi. Philadelphia Growing reufasr Clmngml. may be broken and squeezed. No ;62,NewYorkonlyix7:84, 8.07, 8:!3, 8:46, moisture should be In evidence. Drieil ner, which had been arranged by the 8:50, 9H0, 10:64, 11:35 A. It.; 12:50, 2:*" Next 3 Row. Prior to 1900, Morris and Hunta following conimlttee: C. S. Qarrlnon 8:14, 4:09, 4:19, 4:47, 5:62, 6:50. 8:v», dofl counties were the "Poach Conn fruits are best stored in strong paper 9:58, 10:28, 10:54, lt:t( P. M: Bunday* bags in ft dry plarp. Peaches thatThomas McCabe, T. W. Brlttaln aod —tfo, T:«, 7:J», S:t4. 9:J2, 10:« A. Jt; $1.00 ties" of New Jergey. Between the Albert Mueller. 12:50, 1:48, 2:11, 2:H. 6:44, 7:31, 8:22, 7 Month* in Chicago and 1»OC the Saa Jose Scale d are too rlva tor canning may be dried 8:47, 10:31, 10:4S P. M. Next 3 Rows these orchards aail wiped away man; in this manner. It is an annual affair of the Fi For Newark—S:I8, 6:36, 7:13. tbrourt 5 Month* in Bo«ton Department and is looked forward to to Newark; x?:54, 8:45, 8:40. 10:64, 7Sc thousands of acres of trees. AUoi I'nucli heather, 11:3B A. M.i 1Z:5». 2:06, 1:14, 4:19, the same time It was found that th. with much pleasure. Tbe day WHS4:<7, f.ti, S:OS, 19:2s P. M, Sundays— light Bolla of the southern part of th I'each leather may be used for a perfect and everyone seemed to en-7:31, 8:64, 10:4b A. M.; 18:60, 1:28, 6:11, U»t 3 Rowi garnish for deserts or as a confection joy himself, 8:28, 6:44, 7:11, 8:22, 1:47, 10:43 P. M. State produced good poaches. Todaj For PHIladoIphla—e:ST, 8:06, 8;16, 50c Cumberland, Gloucester and Burling It Is a much more wholesome thing 10:S4 A. M.:2;06, 4:!2, 5:10. 6:29, 7:24, ton counties are the "Peach Coun for children than candles. Tin BRIEFS, 8:42. 10:23 P. M.; 12:49 A. M. Bunda leather Is made In the following way —6:15, 8:16, 9:47, 10;S8 A. M.; 1:00, 1:4», CPPrltl ntVtV- Hill onieri when «ccom|wnl«4 by proper r»mlttlnM ties." 'The system of packing has Cliarloa Smith is vacationing ai S::I6 8:22, 6:t3, 8:12. 9:42,. 10:60 11:60 ftlso gone through a change. Th Ripe, sweet peaches are dipped 1 % P. M. SPECIAL NOTE: m,,|, p,y,bI. to PUlnli.ld Thwtr. will bt HIM in minutes in bot water then In the cold Lake George, • Tor Easton, Btthlehem, Allentown tin erder rtctlnd it th« boK olllce. peach basket Is used less and leas Mr. and Mr*. Wheeler have re- and Mauch cliunk—csa «:06. 10:34 A, and the Georgia carrier more eac water.' Tbo skins and stones are M.i* 1:43, 6:33. «:60, Easton only, P. M jrcar. This' development Is In Urn ben removed. These ripe peachei turned from a visit In Massachusetts. Bundays—1:16, 8:16, Ex. Mauch Chunk; are crushed. To one dozen peaches J T. Stiff will give'a stereoptlcoti 9:47 A M.; 1:50, lAt, «;53 P. It with modern farm marketing. Th For WUkeB.Barre and Scranton— carrier develops confidence among add % of a cup of sugar, f bii lecture on India, in the Preabyteriai 4:5S, 8:06 A. M.; E:31 P. M. Sunduys— tuyera, The basket always gave an crushed mixture should then be church next Sunday evening. 5:15, 6:47 A. M.; 3:26 P. M. spread on shallow pans to evaporate. For Atlantis City—3:51. S:50 A, M.; H. P. MANNING opportunity for unscrupulous packer M.r Graham, a missionary wprkei 12:50, Saturday* only: S:l4 P. M. 8un- to. "cheat." The Bureau of Market The slow oven heat Is best. The in New York, will preach in thi dajs—3:B2 A. M.) 2:11 P. M, has expert peach packers demonstra- oven door should be open to allow for Presbyterian church new Sunday. s"—Does not run holidays. evaporation; occasional stirring It Plumbing, Heating and Tin Work ting standard methods of grading Edward Morrison, of North avenue, and It la estimated that half tho crop desirable. The mixture should be 14 ELM STREET PHONE NO, 484-N evaporated to the stage of a moist Is enjoying a vacation In the Adiron- this year will be packed according to dacks. MB. MERCHANT— » standard eyBtem. rust. Tills may then be scraped from the trays, mixed with a spoon or Miss Til lie Wood and Theodon Tbo Newcomer lift* been wise, Varieties of r«mlie». kneaded with the hands and shaped TiVood, ol Spruce avenue, are vlsitln he already subscribes for tbe nto any size squares desired and at Oyster Bay. ' Varieties of peaches as with othe town's beet newspaper, so aa to When in need of PRINTING of THE BETTER fruit* and vegetables have changed wrap In wax paper. This should bo Mr. and Mri. J. H. Rabb, of Locusl .much within the past 2C years. No stored In a dry place for future use avenue, are entertaining Miss Zetter keep In touch with the town's GRADE, get in touch with us and our many years ago the popular kinds be- berg and brother, of Jamestown, N. Y. doings and he also wantv to gan with the Mountain Rote follow ENGLISH-FRENCH John Dushanek, o( North avenue, know the better (tore to trade ed by Champion, Old Mlxon, Stump is enjoying a vacation in tbe Cats- with. THB BEST STORES AD- ability to produce good work will he proven 'the World and Burly Crawford and HANDBOOK READV kills. ended With Late Crawford and Stev VEKTISF, IS THE "LEADER." ens Rareripe. The modern com- Shipments lleing Made Today For Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sargent, o; THE "LEADER" PRESS mercial orchard today probably ha Fourth avenue, are entertaining Mi Use of American Boys in Carrie Btanton, Mrs, Charles Kipi Carman, Hiley, Bells of Georgia, N filberts, J. H. Hale and ono or two France. and Bon, of Cearulon, Pa. •'. Others. New York, Aug. 16.—The first Til* local branch of the Woman1! '. to Saw P&when for the Winter. idltlon of 100,000 copieB of the Eng- Service Committee has recently re- '• One of our moat plentiful and dellc- lish-French handbook which it Will ceived Government bulletins on dry- tous fruits la peaches. Although wi supply to the American boys who go ing and canning vegetables and any Ute~ them plentifully when la season, o France will be snipped today to one desiring a copy may get it ol both fresh and cooked, It Is well to the War Department by the National Miss Nellie Cook, 401 Center street remember that we shall appreciate Security League, The book, which A sufficient amount has been col- them almost as much when preserved > of small pocket Bite with a water' lected by the employees of the Hal fcr'winter use. iroof cover, was devised by the Signal Co. to purchase two flags to b League to asslBt our soldlera in tbeplaced on the main factory building. Canned Peaches. rudiments of French conversation. CIGARETTES To can peaches, the peaches should The Garwood Council, Jr. 0. V. A, Brst be dipped In boiling water to The tent was prepared by Pro- M., is arranging to'celebrate its Sftb . 1M minutes, then plunged Into cold fessor C. A. Downer, professor of birthday anniversary next month. /water. Before removing thntn from Romance- Languages In the College Miss Lore'tta Murphy, ot the Beck ' the hot water try the skin with tho of the City of New York, assisted by ley Perforating Co., Is viistine a' ' tip of a knife blade to see If they an 'rofesBor Adolphe Cohn, of Colum- Friend's Lake, N. Y, .'•• tobaccos—Blended. ready U> peel. After thin hot andbia, and AuguBte George, President ' cold dip, the skin should peel oft with t the National Association of French very little effort and practically no Teachers. It covers 64 pages, com- So They Do. - L • waste. • This method of peeling mencing with a simplified explana- Some folks let out an ftwful ffrean Jon of pronunciation; continuing When they talk of others' slna, ' leaves (he'peach In Its natural shape But when the talk turns to their own and does not remove the delicate hrough Buck terras as numerate, Their groans are turned to grlna. tinge located juBt beneath the skin. lays of the week, articles of clothing Peaches should not stand exposed to to weather, simple Questions such Customary. the air after being peeled on account la asking for a drink of water and Belle-I will give yon-my answer la of deterioration In color but can re- llrcstlons; and concluding with or- six months, Jack. main for sometime in a pan of cold Inary military terms and a pro Jack—Couldn't you make it three— imclatlori key to the "Marseillaise,' -water to which a small amount of salt same as Bess has has been added. A level teaspoon of salt to several gallons of water be- JtKAl ESTAT13 TBAKSKKBS. How H» Kn«w. ing sufficient. Tho peaches may be sliced, canned wholo or tho halves Wcstlleld Realty Co. to Florence packed quite full In n Jar that has hauliers, lots 66, 67, 68, 69, block been sterilized liy 15 minutes b'oiliiiK. , map of Westneld Estates, West- Tho caver too should be sterilized thli idd. length of time. The Jare are then filled brimming full of boiling syrup WAK IIIIINGS \i:W WORDS. No certain amount of sugar Is neces- War brings words into tbe lan- sary In order to mako tha peaches uage. Sometimes tho words exist Jteen. Sugar Is only added to Im- another language und are trans- prove tho flavor A good proportion ferred; sometimes they had fallen Is one cup of sugar to thrpp eniu of into disuse, are revived and given a water. A good rubber should be used Lnlated meaning; sometimes they are that baa been sterilized for 3 minutes. Mined. In our Civil war "sked- Tho covers nro then placed on tho iddle," "bummer" and "contraband" Jars and partly sealed. With the a negro) came into general use. glass-top jarB the top clamp only Is "here wan an attempt to derive put In position. Whon tbu 'Bkodadille" from the Qreelc. This top jars nro used the cover Is fnftnnpil rord nnd "bummer" wore undoubt- so It touches tho rubber fairly sung dly known before the war, but they nnd should then bo unscrewed VI ofvcro not then In ovorj-day speech. on Inch. This Is to allow tor the cs- Tho Boer war added to the dictionary coj:vor3at!ons. Witness capo of steam, yet walcr from tho out- "Tour wife is an excellent cook." Bide bath cannot enter the Jam. Tho he words "trek" and "mafficking" as jars arc then submerged hi the boil- he ppnlntulnr wnr gava England "What mokes.you say that? You've Ing water in the washbollor. Tho VRmnoah," our "vamoose." never hud a meal in our house in your water should be ono inch over tho The present war haB alrendy en- life." leps of the jars. When tho water chod or debased the English lan- "I know, but the other day I over- There's more to this again returns to tho balling point tho uage. "Strafing," "strafed" and heard her ronstlng you to a turn."— jars sluniUl remain for I'i minutes Zoppolined" may well be included Pittsburgh Dispatch, If the peaches are reasonably ripe. mong the horrors of war. Will cigarette than taste Tho Jars should then be removed and pollu" stick? The present ueo of intellectual l]nr«ifc. unit" la not clear to all. There Is . thB covnra tightened nt once, A gal- A speaker spoke both loud and strong You bet I Became CluaterfieMi, vanized wire rack should be placed In barrage." One of the latest arrivals And made a nuttier plain. * England Is "Juaqunboutlst," from AnotliBr Breaker cajne along besides pleasing the tatte. have the bottom of this ivasnboller. Ana mixed it up a£Mn. Sweet 1'icUlwl Peaches. French motto, "jusqu' a bout" —Washington Star, ttepped in with a brand-new kind To >£ a pock of poaches use 2 "to tell end"). A "juaquaboutlBt" of enjoyment for smokers— pounds of brown sugar, one pint of ono that IB for lighting the war to Confession. vinegar and one ouuee Bllck of cinna- finish. Who knows If tills term "DM you lielous to a baseball team Chesterfields liit the moke^pot, mon and cloves. Boll the sugar, 'III not in time bo added to the vo- hen you ivcre a l»oy, pupa?" they let you know you are smok- vinegar nnd cinnamon 20 minutes. nbulary of thu prlzo ring?—Man- "Yes, Bobbie1.'' ing— they ''Satisfy*'I Dip reaches quickly In hot wntor and liester "Guardian," "What did you piny?" then rub of! the fur with a towel. "Don't it'll jour mother I said EO, And yet, they're MVLDl Stick each peach with 1 CIDVCS. l*ut iny sou, but. must of the lime I played OH NEWS AND FACTS 11 The blend t» what etae« it—the Into the syrup ami cook until noft: READ EVERY PAGE. hookey. —St. I.ouia I us!.r!i? ;uf-t, out ttnlf of the (leue-liCK nt new blend of pure, natural Im- ft time. These peflchea niay tln*n be ported and Domestic tobaccos. filled Into sterilized JarB, covered IOCTOI And the blend can't bo copied. with bulling syrup nnd sealoil at oneo. y ^rottil itrneiips are mast desirable for WHAT MAKES SUCCESS ? U ^ P< ' thftt new GWt't't. pil'klillK. Our i'l-pngo jciiimal, "Docs a Business Training Pay?" will os- n Satisfy"! eeling, say ChesterfieWs. • •lain to you this mysterious problem. It will toll you tow to ira a = JJrictl IVrtchps. w lYric'luM vimy hi', cut In half and sut'ivKB—d» not lie a failure. Positions sccurol.. Do It today. dried with file eklns on. A nnin,?- whm I'tiior mo'.liod Is to clip tJioj pearlies 1 H> minutes or unlll .skins] KfP low. in hnillnf,' wilier, then PIHM j £ in n iiiin at i't}]d vml^r nffer which *\\ ""I ( IftTlJ t tlip rkltiR i.re easily removed, llffore O 151-163-18S MARKET STREET, NEWARK, N. J. p i InI LEADING LARGEST BEST iiry they shmiJd frn imsmiil tlirounh irssaroiao 2OKJOI THE WESmSU) LEAD1S, WEDNESDAY, AtKTOST 15, 1917. P«g« Kin*

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Thorough preparation for any Col- The Checker Tournament, to which The players and members of the lege or Scientific School—Close at- of Used Pianos txitli the hoya and the girls bare been Westfleld Tennis Club will be the tention given to the Individual needs guests of the Westttold Golf Club. looking forwara tor several weeks, of each pupil. A course In music Piano* originally worth $25,165 offered yrae started on Mondey, according to Some good close matches have been •chedule. Altogether there •were 36 planned. for boyi between 8 and 12. A re' in this sale for clearance at $12,275. A entries. The boys and girls each markable, course In dally physical most remarkable August sale of slightly have a tournament of their own, and LOUIS OHEVBOLBT TO training for Bvery pupil.' used, rebuilt and demonstration instru- ((hen there will he great excitement, BACK FOB AUTO CROWN. for the winners arc to h«.ve a decid- ments. ing match to lee which will carry off iocal interest In the big match For reservations or catalogue, ad- the honors of the Playground. races at Sheepshead Bay on August dress. Savings from $40 to $400 Miss Carroll announces that there 18 has become more keen this week, will be a auolt tournament next week, following the consent of both Barney THE PINGRY SCHOOL »ndvthat all who wish to enter should Oldfleld and Ralph Oe Palms to al- on Pianos and Players register this week. Monday morning low Louis Chevrolet to become an en- ELIZABETH, N. J. tbo children were given a pleasant trant When he is not traveling Included you will find the following •urpriao is the form of a set of quoits, about the country to compete in well kijtown makes: Hardman, Steinway, which was presented by tome friend racoB, Chevrolet lives In PlalnBeld. who neglected to give his name, Miss The meeting between Oldfleld and Behnirlg, Chickering, Howard Electric, Carroll and the Playground CommU- De Palma was arranged for last-week Mils Oldjlrl—Bo yon are fire ant) « BUSINESS, Playotone, Fischer, Connor, Bradbury, iion therefore wish to extend tbelr with a view of settling once and for half, are you, Ethel? Bow eld do you Kihgsbury and others. ttunks to the donor through the all the controversy between the twothink I dm? ./'Leader." Presents from the friends as to who deserves the racing crown. Htnei—Sixteen! DULL? of the Playground are always ap- The feat of Chevrolet, however, of Miss Oldgirl—Oh, you quite flatter Any of These Pianos Will Be Placed in 'predated, both for the pleasure they winning both the Cincinnati 250-mile me— In moat lines of buslnesa give the children, and perhaps even road race and tbo Chicago race, tHe Ethel—I can't count any further tbon tome iqontlu in the year are Your Home on Reasonable that—Philadelphia Evening Ledger, jnore as as evidence that the donors ,wo classic events of the season, lias looked upon as particularly dull Monthly Payments ,,»ro in sympathy with the valuable put him forth as a serious contender ones. If this be true in YOUR •work MIBB Carroll Is doing. A mem- when any racing crowns are handed Wall, Well! We are listing » few o! the pianos. There are ber of 'the Commission expressed out. The promoters of the race luminous, then the present U many, many more, Any piano will be shipped' jplensuro that more mothers were oc- reached both De Palma and Oldfleld, when you should put forth every free of charge to within IOO miles of the'store, "eonu>anyli)g their children and using and, they, readily consented to have effort to keep up to normal, It ; , the seats which were provided for Chevrolet join in. ' > is folly to wait for the busy MM. tbem, ana he hoped a great many Although it has not yet been an- fon In which to advertise. The '•more would attend these gatherings' nounced, it is expected that there will •nd see what is being done for their be three neata, of twenty, thirty and mission of printers' ink is to •.little ones—I-P building their bodies, fifty miles, respectively. Chevrolet, make every season a busy one- , and developing their characters as in his Frontenac, stands an excellent Mid, given the opportunity, It well as in providing entertainment chance of bringing home the bacon. fulfills its mission. , for them. Every 'Wednesday there la the IN THK TONNKAU. regular badge contest tor those who ADVERTISE IN tall to win tiie badges the previous Did you ever go touring with week. friends when you were given your choice ot a seat in just about such a • THE LEADER Yesterday the older girls and some Young Man—Why have you two way aB "Which would you rather do prices and kinds of those flowers? mothers wore el&rnlng to can toma- or ride In the rear seat?" asks Frank . toes In the High School building. Florist Man—One 'kind we sell to Farrlngton, writing in the current is- dances; the other to married men.— In the Manual Training Depart- sue of American Motorist. Boston Globe. ment the toys with the material aa- Continuing, Mr. Farrlngton says: BlBlance ot Mr. Clark have made a "Some people like to ride in front Thoughtful Fallow. alldo for the youngsters. This will and come like to ride behind, but It DO ready for use tomorrow. Mr. 1B my observation that the people who Clark has also made some hooka for like the tonneau are Just as likely! to lifting the Jars (used in canning) ave the front seat wished upon them, from the preserving kettle. Some of while thoBo who want to got in behind these hooks will be on sale at the tho windshield Quite frequently have Community Market on Thursday to take the breezes in the rear. ,* morning. They can also be eocured "I don't think the driver, or the from Mlas Carroll, price tea conta. person in control of the driver, gives During the delightful weather of sufficient thought to the comfort of tito past ten days the attendance has those poor, luckless wights back greatly increased; many of the boys there at the morcy of the gales and and girls realising that tbo season Is the swaying and swinging and skid- drawing toward its close do not wish ding of the car on poor roads. to lose any of the fun. "Plenty of owners, thinking to give tho old ludy a pleasant afternoon, have put Aunt Kn\ma through such CHAMPIONS PLAY GOLF on experience as she would not un- dergo again for a peck of potatoes or The Bunt of $05 Netted for War Ho- Hewitt — He Is always -worrying MERCER u bushel ol onlosis. The cara-free In- Ilcf fund of P. 0. A. of dividual who habitually drives tho about others. Amorlwi. car knows mighty little of what it Is Jowctt—Yes, I shouldn't wonder If A highly-developed four-cylinder motor that like to ride behind with a feeling that •he thinks about the corns a centipede hurls its power to the rear wheels through a Tlie championship golf matches has.—New Yorlf Globe. played lit the links of the Wostfield there is nothing between life and short, rigid crankshaft and sturdy transmission Oolf Club on Sunday morning and af- (loath but a trust in Providence and a explains tho extinrordin&ry might and smooth- turnoon attracted a goodly number of rm grip on the top-bracea. A Fortuna Tiller. uesa of Mercer performance. More cylinders golf enthusiasts nnd the sum of $65 "For tho people who like the renr scat, who aro accustomod to It and and a longer crankshaft would lie a burden. was netted to uo donated to the War And the charm of Mercer grace and appoint- Relief Fund of the professional Golf- who aro equipped for It, nothing need ers Association of America, said. They are happy there or ments has identified it closely with, social dis-, Tho matches wcro arranged by J. anywhere. But I think some con- tinction. Deliveries at once. ' i. C. Ltalgleisli, the club'B professional. sideration should be given the people Tho matches voro played by George ivtio have not motored enough to be- Frothlngham, former champion of lieve tho driver Is inspired by the Al- South America, and T. Mulgrow, of mighty and compotont to work mira- Hackommck; Jack Jolly, of Newark, cles with a steering wheel and two and J. C. DalglciBh. Bets of brakes." Jolly and Frothingham won both matches, defeating their opponents ANNIVERSARY WEEK In the morning by 5 up, and in the AT THE PIiAYHOim. "You will be the victim of 11 fatal ac- afternoon by 3 up. Jolly made the cident" lowest 18 holes with a 73. The pre- Beginning next Monday at the Pl/iybouae, tho anniversary week big "Good gracious!" vious record of 75 was hold by Dal- "Calm yourself. Jt won't happen un- Blelsli, of the Westfield Golf Club. 1)111 will-be Blarteil with tho feature production, "A Mormon Maid," with til tbo cud of your lUe.-FMJadelphia Miss Mae Murray In the loading role. Record. When It comes to escaping the un- Tills pliotu piny Is one of tlio Dost welcome attentions of the tux col-of tho latest productions and will bo Encouraged. lector and assessor, the car owner huij enjoyed by all who attend. For the about the same chance a sick oyater balance of the weak features are of- THE MILLER-JACKSON Co. on crutches would have to kick n holo fered each day and tho Saturday vnu- in a superdrcadnnuglit.—Amoricnn ('.uvlllo bill has boon selected with 333-395 W. Front St. Telephom957 Plainfield, N. J. special caro. Motorist. ALSO AGENTS FOR STEARNS-KNIGHl 4 and 8 Cylinder 1^uiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu REACH BASE BALL GOODSi Ifc I New BaI2s Bats Gloves I | ALL GRADES ALL PRICES i | MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPEBS, SOUVENIE & POST CARDS 1 "So you isiint ii job as odlce boy? Well, 1 iv nut to 1:ifonn you right now | Robert M. Smith, Jr. 1 that we've bail lots of oOlco boys, anil | 29 H.M STREET. f they were nil vorUilesg," "Yen, sir; that's why I thought thlfl LEADER "WANT" ADS. PAY § Stationer and Newadoaler. S eras a goofl place to app^f."—Wtacon- gia Btote Jeered. iuir THE WE8TPIBLD LEADER., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IB, 1P17. tigt Eleven

b) To }>a>- such part oi the SALK, cn&i of t'onBtructlng the E X C URSI 0 N S I Cpil J ELM STREET warfare of ro^da, rti«et» and highways, inriudtniE In Chuncpry of Nuw Jersey. Helweuii FIRST CLASS ilN OF A FAMOUS the cost of grading, i-uru* Fldeift > TrUMi Company, vnmpiniWant, IA DAYS PLEASURE I ami gutters, us WHS nut and Samuel Bureaus, vi a!., otfe-ndnnt. ACCOMMODATIONS BAGGAGE and LOCAL EXPRESS assessed against property Fi. fa, for sale of int>rt&&gi;d preuiiatia- specially benefltted U.81I.5& By virtue of the aboire-stated Writ of FOS TRANSIENTS COLLEGE S0N6 fieri facias to ttus directed t. shall ex- PlalnAeld nnd Kllxabetti Order* c) Ta pay euch part of the 1 -cast at construction of pose for sale by., public vendtie, at the Cheorfullj Attauile* to. sidewalks as v?as assessed Sherlff'is office ifl the Court House, in 50 ; a Joll/Good Fellow" Has sidewalki s as ?as fr se i the city of Elisabeth, N. J., on Kelly's Hotel Prompt Attention, Cartful HasdllBf, a#einst property freae- WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH LAKEHOPATCONG'l Moderste Price*. Office Phone «1-M flited s.niu DAY OF AUGUST A. D., 1917, NEXTSUNDAY i Service At Court and The total amount ot money to beat two o'clock In the after&oos of said JOHN W. KELLY, Prop. •aised for said purposes is 131,000. day. All that certain tract or parcel of AMD EVKKY BL'KDAV JIND HOLIDAY SECTION 8. The following matters land and premises situate, lying ana until Scuu-iutUT I). iBclUHtve T.ltphon«633 i Historic Battle Fields are hereby determined and declared: being in the Town, of Westfield, In the U) The probable period of the use-County of Union and State of New Jer- AND EVERY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY 411 NORTH AVENUE ~!ne?s ot the improvements described Until September 8, Inclusive tune "He's e J»lly Good n e^ch one of the subdivisions of Sec- &SGlNNINQ at an Iron bar in the Leave Westrteld a:93; Cranford S:58 tion 2 of tliiB ordinance is ten years. southeasterly side ot Dudley Avenue a m. All dates. , ; , has ft history., considerably The period statei In Chapter 262 of thewhich iron bar is distant three hundred M digmtied than its rollicking lilt Laws ol 191S aa the periods wHliln and thirty-two feet in a BOuthwesterly MAUCH CHUNK 92 whiefi bonds Issued for the purposes direction from the corner formed by the NEXT SUNDAY, AUGUST IS suggest. It is a bit incoiigru- aforesaid shall mature is leu years. Intersection of the soutluveeterly side coimect this light-hearted and {!>> The average assessed valuation of Prospect Street with the southeast- tad ever}* ether Sttutt«r «nd HullilB}- tentlous melody, which, by theof the tssable leal property (including erly side of Dudley Avenue, and from unlil g«iitenl>er 1 Improvem6nts>of the Town of Westfleld, thence running South forty-three de- Leave Oranlord 8:«: Westfleld 8:48 to tlie same that accompanies computed utton the next proceeding grees twelve minutes East and parallel Same schedule all dates. Itfctr, "We won't get home until three valuations thereof In manner pro- with Prospect Street and along line of CITY HOTEL vided in Section 12 of said act, is other lands of the Estate of John S. ", with any history at all, 9,066,»7J.0O. Burhana, Jr., two TTOndred feet ta an {c) The net debt of the town, com- Iron bar In the line of other lands of perhaps that associated with muted in the manner provided in Sec-the Iflstate of John S. Burhans, Sr.I D. J. BURKE, Proprietor football fields and student tion 1? of mid act, IB I81M7MI. thence South forty-seven degrees twen- id) The statement required tw Sec-jy-nlftg minutes West and along1 line of DP THE HUDSON As » matter ol fact, however, tion 13 of said act has been made and other landB'of Eistato of Jolm B. Bur- tune la believed to have been lied a* therein required. lana, Br., one hundred feet to an Iron POPVLAR EXCURSION SECTION t. Bald bonds are hereby bar tu line of lands now or formerly of WESTFIELD, N. J. to Burope by tbe Crusaders, authorized to he issued In the aKffpe" Alethla Hall; thence North forty-three TO Awn W have been a lamoue camp princlpal amount of |37,000. They degrees twelve minute sWeat and along lie dated September t, 1811, «ndline of lands now or formerly of .Aletma BUR MOUNTAIN battle eon; of the French armies shall mature as follows: $5,000 on theSail two hundrea feet to an iron bar than two hundred years ago, first day of September, 1918, and $4,000 In the southeasterly side of Dudley Tel. 110 224 E, Broad It, on therffitst duy of September In each Avenue; thence North forty-neven de- WEST POINT W revived by Marls Antoln- of thr years 1319 to 182B, Inclusive. grees twenty -nine minutes Eaat and M a cradle lullaby tor the ill—Said bonds shall bear interest at thealong the saiil aide of Dudley Avenue rate of iU per centum, per annum, nay- one hundred te&t to the j)olnt or place Dauphin. , Perhaps it is no able Betni-annually on the first days of fflOT EVERY WEDNESDAY to judge by sound tban by March and September In each year un- a»ttOTW,8,,.i«. llulll Sciitemiier 12. lucl. txcttli til maturity. July 4tk aces. Be it further ordatoBd that thin Or,, 'FRANCIS LAFFERTYa , Sol'r. Popular In Franco lit the Eight- dinance shall take effect Immediately. 8-1-U EDJ&WL (Fees JlUG) a New Jersey Central N. S. ARCHBOLD eentb Century BSTATI3 OP JHAUTHA B. DH.T8, and IlutUon BlVer D«7 Mat verses to the old melody which (ittMOH AI- QRPiKANCii SO. 9 CARPENTER and AN ORDINANCI3 AuthoriElng tlie Issu- DIXEASKD. the,Bong so popular with the ance of: (7,000 Sewer Bonds. Direct connection be- BE IT Ordained by the Council of tween Train and BUILDER Mb. Urmy and people Svere com- the Town of Weatfield, in the County Pursuant to the order of OROHQB T. Steamer ut Fieri, ad- 14' In I7«l» at the time of theof Union, as follower PARflOT, Surrogate of the County^of noimn o inlng Pasaeng-er ittl* ol Malplaquot, when the tfnion, made on the Thirty-first «xJiiblt io the subscriber and the incurring of Indebtedness by under oath or affirmation their clulma 124 St. Pial'iSt. Weitlield ited of 8 great number of coup- County, Ctty. Borough. Village, Town nhd demands against the estate of said 4wte for-J. H. WilUtt Iteh nobleman. During the Naprove- d March 22, 1J 16, constituting ever barred from prosecuting or recov- ile warn the song again became Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1916, there ering the same flKftlnBt the subscriber. Pr«prl*ter shall he Issued sewer bonds us herein- THK "WEHTFJELD TRUST favorite of the army and of the ,fter provided. COMPANY, itinlsns ae a whole, it spread to SlflCTION 2. The money to be raised Executor. North Avenue Ernest W. Wilcox parts of tnc world, oven to theby ihB Issuance of said bonds »hiiU he Back and Front-Lace «,n»Iied to the funding of temporary in- 8-B4t (Feca $11,10} Formerly of i$rt ef^Jrlca, where the French debtedness ifhich has Oeen incurred Mtkm Uif. hip* JlMppMirt bulky for the following purppsca in the fol- Hotel ps taught it to the Arabs, who lowing amountB; SYNOPSIS <)|f THIS M1NHTKH «P TIl Dinners and Suppart WILCOX & POPB wtlrtJhw nan »r«c«ful| »wkwornd h«ve th* "OU cost of construct!np: -la- lor Partita a Sptclilty ifho Is known to have cared teral sewers and uppur- i;us. CARPENTER AND BUILDER C.IMI" comfort with fint , little for music, wgs frequently tenanc^s as was assessed Altr«ctlv. DlnlrJ Ktorn Low «ri BMllum buil. ( A jugular meeting of Iho Hoard of Es«ll«nt «nd EBitlant «»rvlo. 510 Cumberland St. fd humming the air. The wordB BKaliiHt vi'operty bene- Chosen Freeholders of Union County fltted (6,163,42 Acoommol.tlom lor Ptrmunnt Tel. 180-J WEBTFIELD S0 as follows (translation by John 1J) TO pay such part ot the was held ai the Court House, Elizabeth, d TUt aW, cost of constructing- la- on lMibratJiiy, August 2nd, litn, at 2:30 »3. and *5.°° :eutof(i): teral MWAI and appur- i. m. Sioiili Avc, WeiUleU, ti, t. Bstimstot CliMrfuUf Fumtahe* lias gone to battle, tenances as waa not as- Roll call showed twenty members sessed against property resent. One roembpr absent, Free* Jobbing ProinpUjr Attended to m ml-ronton, mlron-tal-ne, benefittcd 1,836.58 Coli3er Darby. fibrouek BBB gone to battle, but The total amount of money neeessiiry Minutes of the meetlnK of July 5th to be raised for sftid purposes la $7,000. were approved tis per printed eopl&s on Tumi, Country Seiti, Town Prop- •when will he return? SECTION 3. The following matters members desks. Will return at1 Easter, ore hereMy determined and declared; A t'ommunicittion from tlie TU Mora erty, Anrthiig yon want OSTEOPATHY For SlMdw t*i Anng* Flfur«> |!« (a) Tlie probable period of useful- ^ssocJation r&gurdinp VVestfteld avenue SPINAL ADJUS1MB.VT oii-ton, etc, ness of eftld Imiir^vement ie forty ycrtrs. was received and filed. StyU, Ceafort wt p.rf.ctly fiitin« Will return at Easter, or else at The periods suited in Chapter 262 of From the Civil Service Commission HOLMES, 30S WestfieldAve. DRS. MORRISON ud WATIERS the Laws of 1316, »s the periods within certifying aa to John R- Wheeler, R»d- Qtnnu LOM WMrlag, lh«)r uiara " *rteity. which bonds Issued for th* purpoaeB mftn, GeorKe F. Rich, Grade B., anil WEITF1ELD. NEW JERSEY. (Graduates under tbe Founder) til* trtm*l in • eorMk >t noit ttx- ititua climbs to her tower, afortBflld shall mature, ture'as follows: Steplum Oonlon, Stenographer and F*oi' th« purposes described in subdi- Clerk, received and filed. 434 Summit Av*. Ntw York OIllo* noalul MM. . 11.00 to »3.OO. [1-roa-ton, etc., vision (a) of Section 2.of this ordi- From State Highway CommiBsion BSI illHd, N. J. !2O But 84th W. sddm climbs to her tower as high nance, ten years; for the .purposes de- to T'nion County share of Automobile ADVBBTISH ALL OP THH TBIB scribed in subdivision (li) of Section 2 ~>ind, $48,500.00. Received and filed. Phom W.»tll«M U Pk«i« Murray Hill 77 ae she can go. of said ordinance, forty years. From Board of Works of lCilz&beth, —not eitravagantly, not waatefully, WUNGARTEN BROS., IK. Anrl so on through a terles of .-gflrtilng Bridge at South Front Btreot, but DON'T Ojt'B ANYBODY A LEADBH "OENT-A-WORD" ADS AtAJlDMkn H.wT«V (b) The average assessed valuation received and filed, :nl»U describing the grief of of (he.-taxable real property (Including CH4NCH TO FORGET YOU. improvements) of the Town of West- COMM1TTKM RRPOHTS. GET RESULTS. ," Marlborough at her htiB- field computed upon the next preceding Keports from the lollowlng Coin in 11- fallurc to return from the three Valuations thereof In the manner te^a reporting progress: ' provided In Section 12 of saiif act is Discharge of Prisoners, County •.and at the final entombment of 19,966,971.00.' .^oads Elizabeth Dcaw Brldjre Commit* itjie warrior. (c) The net debt of the town, eom- t«e, Stationery, Rahway Dr«\v BridK#< mled in Hie manner provided In flec- E>rotiti(lH and fftHIdinfiH, Lcg-al Qut-B- The song probably wansd In popu- ipn IS of said act, in $378,479.46. tions. Mosquito Commission, Jail Appro- Itlty with the French after the (d) The stntement required by Sec- lation, HospUalB, County KnKlneer, Kaim* WelRlUa mid Measures, 1Komi Hu- •tattle1 of Waterloo, though history Is tion 12 of said act htis been mnde and 'ervisor, Incidentals, SolOk-rs Haiiorfl* filed as therein required. leflil at ones.- Hecelved and ordered son-eommlttal on this point. SECTION 4. Raid bonds are hereby filed, In any case, the melody will sure- authorized to be issued In the aggre- The Committee on Culvert on North gate principal amount of $7,000. They Broad street imd-Lower road, reported ly" be aung again on the European shall bo dated September 1, 1917, andns tct the conditions of the gutters at Why I Drink Beer stuilt mature as follows; $l,°0© an the battle flelds when our college boys first day of Septemher in each of thethis point, recommend that the Boii.nl arrive there, but this time to the years IH» to 1925 Inclusive. Said of Works attention bo called to tliffl i>onds shall bear interest at the rate of fact. . , words "He's a Jolly good fellow". 4^ per centum per annum, payable Hospital Committee reported IIB to •eml-annually on the flrst days of the work on new building at Bonnie March and Septemher, In each year un- Hum and requested thul an addltlunal til maturity. appropriation be given them of $20,- , LEGAL NOTICES 000.(W, the request was granted, the Be It further ordained that tMfl Or- Board provided for thp femmnce at- PUBLIC YOTICK. dinance shall take effect Immediately, Temporary Certlnc.iites for the purpose. Aug\ 15. ., {Fees J23.1O) The romrnittee on culvert at Brant f*ut>ltc notice Is hereby given that Lane, Clorh Township, reported n\ynrd- ordinances of which the following are BIDS FOR ROAD I>I1»ROVI2MI£IVTS, ' K the contract to Joseph Bonctti far 'true copies vrero rpad and passed on first reading by the Council of the Th« Committee on Culvert and Locust fjwtt ofWestfteld, at a meeting thereof Notice Is hereby given that sealed street and Bixth avenue, KoselH1. rt'iiort- ld on AURiist 6, 1917, and that the folds will tae received by the Committee awttrdlnis: the contract to Wilfred A- Bald Council will consider the Onal on County Hotels of the Board of Cole for *225.(l0. 'i»uM*ge thereof on the 20th day ofCliosen Freeholflera of Union County The Committee on culvert at Summit aturust, nineteen hundred and seven- for the improvement of Mountain Ave- avenue. Llnrlen. recomniended the ex- teen, at elpht o'clock In the evening nue, I3aat Section In the Borougu ot tension of thi* culvert at mid paint at at the Council Chamber In the Town filountainsido and Township of Spring- a post of $600.00, was granted. Hall No, 121 Prospect Street, West- field, in the County of Union, with a The County Collector s report showed Held, New Jersey. Bituminous Concrete surface upon a ft balance on hnnd of S)5,»88.t2. Bs1 order of the Council, concrete foundation; estimated amount "The Committee on Bridge at 31apl<* CHAKLE9 CLAKK, of surface pavement required la 25.B01 street, Hahwayi recommend eel new Town Clerk. square yards, of foundation 27,272 plunking to cost $125.00, was granted- square yards; and opened and reaa In The Rood Committee reported as to blic at the Court House, Elizabeth, communication from the Ki Mora Afi«o ORDINANCE; NO. J., on Monday, Aug. 27, 1817, at 2:30 o*atlort and the newspaper article re AN ORDINANCE to Vacate a. Portion P. M. ^ardlnE1 accidents on WestfleM avonue, "—because the skilled mechanic, of Sylvania Place. Drawings, specifications and forma of claiming the County WHS not responsl BR IT Ordained by the Council of hid. contract and bond for (lie proposed We for snnie, (hey connUtt-r the stale the Town of Westfleld, in the County worlt, prepared by Jacob L. Bauer, ment entirely tinjustlned hy the facts. particularly, needs a clear head, at Vnton, that that section of Sylvania County Engineer, and approved by theThey also reported entering Into con- PJsce shown on a certain map of prop- State Commissioner of Public Roads, tracts fortho jttirchaae of the property strong nerves and a steady hand. erty of Benjamin F. Marsh, filed In the have been filed in the office of the e&id South avenue and Broad street, West office of the Register of Union County engineer at 120 Broad Street, Elizabeth, field, for road improvement!!. on March 30th, 1903, lying: between the N. J., and of said Commissioner st the Feriey Mom& & Co., reported the ;iu The tonic properties of beer, northwesterly line of said SylvarUa State House, Trenton, N. J., and may to ditlnjf of thr arcountfl of the County Place, as shown on said map, and the Inspected by prospective bidders flur Collector, Sheriff, Surrogate, Register while mildly stimulating, have north-westerly line of Sylvanla Place inp business hours. Bidders will b>. and County Clerk, and found same cor- as shown on a certain map* of property furnished with a copy of the specifica- rect. at Charles K Kyte, made by Dunham tions and blufl prints of the drawing NEW BUSINESS. the effect >of soothing the nerves Collins ami filed In the office ot the hy the engineer on vropur notice and egiater of Union County on June 28th, pay men t of cost of preparation. Bids Frpeholders N. Woodruff, Thompson t1618, be vacated as a public street. must be made on the standard proposal and Smith were appointed as Commltteo and are highly beneficial—physi- forms in the manner designated therein on Culverts on WegBter avenue, Rosell That this ordinance shall take effect and required by the specifications, must I'ork. immediately. • be enclosed In, Healed envelope*, bearing Freeholders Affleck, J, WnodrufT and cally and mentally." the name and address of bidder on theRandolph were appointed as Com mil tee outsifle, addressed to Committee on on Culvert Sinclair PI., WcstflcM, with AN ORDINANCE to provide for a "Par- County Koads, Court House, Elizabeth, power. rhaulng- Board." X .T., and must be accompanied by a A resolution iillowlns ernployoea of PRIVATE SEAL is a safe drink for BE IT Ordalntd by the Council of rprtffipd cheek or cash for not lt>sa than Engineer's office to use their own auto- the Town of VT-eaifleid, In the County $1,009.00 and be delivered at the place mooiiefl In County work ami to chur^e of Union: and on tbe hour above named- The for their use $2.50 per day ivas tidoiitfiL you—satisfying, because made from I. Prom antl after the talcing effect standard 'proposal form is attached to A resolution authorizing the fsHiiltiK of thH ordinance, there shall be a board the apeclflentJfms, copies of which will of bonds to Ihf amount of S2S.B00 fnr the finest of materials—palalable, be- fenown as the "Purchasfnp Board, be furnished on application to engineer. the improvement of Hprlngfleld aveniif, Which shall consist of the Mayor ft ml By order of Committee on Comity Cniniord, was adopted. tfap four members of the Town Property Bonds. Thp &;ilary of the Sinter WetKhls and cause of the scientific methods of brew- Committee of the Town Council. BENJAMIN ICING, \TcrLKureF» was Increased from $1,500 tn L*. The* Raid rurphncJuK Bnani plin!! HMO. ing— the maximum of tonic qualities. have authority to buy all materials nntf Cleric A resolution recommending that n Supplies required to lie purchased by S-S-3t eil work. frl^fs ^ . , . .'. I129.772.7S dealer—ice thai the label sap P. O. N. the Town of Wnhl d. Iil1 ll(hH- Ccountty New concretP culvert cross!iif;- \1 ood- insfi?rrf_'il fi mn (Jf TTnion, us iHiid Avenue near Broad Htn-ai, West- n^Kiirntipa l>al I3CTION 1. In purs'-iant'e f field, -V. X frit Plans and sppr.lfiCUM ions for this work vision:. i>f nn net If th A the fttnti- i.f Nf w lev 'i5**V, i'\ 5 t lll !l, may IKS cxiimlnprl ot the otXld? nf th 'An 4<-t In »UlllM-ll 11 ml Mil r/ninty r.n^ini'vv, 1-U Bi-uuil Stf .iniu nf b.iruls an il othi>r nbllR-ations KHznhVth. N. ,1. ( if 7KP bV ntttl t!i * In* ui r'tit^ i i n (1 Ifl* I'ZJU'II hid r>n till? Wdi-U mils) hi; Hr>;,rd to 1 i i • in id 1 ti li\ it U Cou ntv. .t'ltv, TUirou ft, V1»M|T Town, componl«.d I«y ti corim*il chfr-lt fnr n. m. ! an >* [nun Iclnnllt>• f.ov- df ihe iinifJ'in' ut th*> lild. hut net l -Vijoiirn-'i] { i u t fh u ! \ If t\ •"'hv'''i!,li m(i!''iVt .,J ii*nt KSittll," (linn $5lf,00, HFJ rfqitlr*-.! by tin- srrt' I. h 22, CiltlfJ!lH, ''' '" hi \l \ 1J\ hi ('hi l'ti-r ''." '<,1 tin. I une.lif " lftI*! ! he f The ffjnimlUfir - lrn-ni'i!;i mS Ucv - rlirlit Mil ;i' Ik ai!'' VU nil' IHIIKIS rpjnct nuy " "" ''' "* "- '"' *'"r-m"H 1 (Full uw\ mil n f a 1 t,..-.t fur iln" i!HtM'c.«lH of tin.- County of rih'ivf niiiiiit i I t I ii| n j i ; '% Vnlim. oatloti 1" the 1 '1 I fit U J M inll ir JAt'MIi T.. IJAl'irit, iK'th, K. J.f 1 lii'i'lii.il to "1. fmulii >K r E!l V'•~>r:. iry hi- tiif fnllowint. v'nriio" i in Oil' I Any Urn ft you want in \niy an an- tique—something that -was in vogiio tfl ) To I'.iv f-ti'll !i!ir t of 1 lit' the ADVERTISE Ahh OF THE TIME fifty years ago, just. Tisit (lie- non- etrf.ni li f iiiaii«. odvortlsor and no doubt you will find rew for -—:«ot cactravagnntly, not wtstefm III-* i». l' Iif lira,]!I! fho vnry nrticlo you 'want. KO!.1I!TI^ fUJ'l J-Utt ?£.Wil"S but DON'T OIVK ANYBODY A preserves a incrplmTit'a stoclc PO well frfy CHANCE TO FORGiCT YOU. aa lbs non-Bso of printer's ink. $21,085.9 Fag« Twelve THE WESTFIBLD USADBB, WEDNESDAY, AUgTJST 15, 1817.

"LEADER"AD MENDS THE GREEN CROSS. TOOK OUT LOAD OF 10E BROKEN HEART FINE PROGRAM FOR ONE GBNT-A-WORI Oh, BisLerB dear, and Little Maid, Whose lilttcu ril rural 4Ia you hear CLASSIFIED ADV RETURNEDJMTH 50C, From Home, Praises Judicious FRIDAY EVENING p The iiewl tiat's go- MIMMUM OHftBOB f tFTBBN CENTS ^ Ing round f* Of tta bright green J. P. McOonough Explained Why LOST—A binds kllUO Sttn' night. If Weekly Concerts Continue to cross that' • j IF VOI'B bicycle needs -ti- , the one who finds him or has him will A L jj) muii 'f¥"»"-f- " - - - enameling, nlchel-plating, is* * return it to 31© Lenox Ave., they will bcias w»rn | 'i a rug ti'StlflB, care ol"_l; Fire-8tt»ns noa-skld tires, t«1 He Suspected Drivers of mend a broHeji heart. Draw Increasing idler* o( the Hardening. J. S. Fveslow, "" By erty Ave., Ptone 7JS-W. Nubile about !t. 68 Elm St. Appropriating His Funds This little a3 In last week's "Len- Crowds ground? tot MIST—Brown and white der" restored the kitten to its owner BuSragists of the National American decorating "from Weller Bros,, pi lal. License So. 117. mttu and the "broken heart" 'was cured. return to 145 Broad Street •Woman Suffrage iiaBodatlou wiio have Scotch PfilM. co.t s fothinir 6and wwill TWO HELD FOR GRAND JURY The ad was printed In the c TENOR SOLO A FEATURE raised themselves to be soldiers are save you niuuey. ** I.oW—Black note book and 11 column of the "Leader" anfl cost the pun betiveen Highland / puttuig out oue of tlie most effective iHUN.D jiAiv wlelres work, canin Clard St., vi» StuclaSr I'taci "Going out with a load of iie and advertiser twenty-five cents. The Ideal weather ol the Friday leave at Leader Oalce. returning with about lifts- rents In The kitten was picked up.by a evenings for the past few weeks has greon eross on a wlilte Blreet. 3-18-St taish," was (tie reason J. V. McDon- resident of Broad street who i&% con- I-OST—Friday, between ,. brought out Increasing numbers to Above it are the words "Soldiers of CONCBETB Sidewalks. Driveways, and Scotch Plains Avenue, tistii ough, ipn and coal rtfalfir. misniicted stant reader of the "Lender" and in lieo-r the weekly band concerts, given tbe Soil" and below it the Initials "N. Curbs, &c For permanent and nali«- btlla. If found plenso le(n> i ' that bis drivers were not turning In a very short while after the paper fcy the Westfield Band in the Wash- A. W. 8. A.," for National American tactow work see Alton E, Stoir, if , OBice. Rew&rd. Mountain Ave. Tel. 21-J. H.l-tfi all.iho funds they, collected, nccording was on the street, the little «lrl was ington School Park, Woman Suffrage Association. LOST— Salurda) evening, ^VH to Ills complaint made before Judge made happy, Leader Bartow has worked his The green cross button la advocated WAIT for etoeK rubber stamps, dragon shape pearls, going' oa * a bis variety alwsyo on hsnii at the from Westneld to Central PaL Sprlngatead on Monday evening, when , This little maid. Is now a big raaa hora at the weekly rehearsals by tbe national chairmen of suffrage Leader Office, 10 cents each. You Terminal, J. C. Beward, K Clinton Hoficr and Ernest Hopper booster'for the "Leader" and saye, and each -week the programs ren- agriculture and suffrage thrift, Mrs. can't afford to pM mote for wta< North Avt, Vftstiieia, N. 3. were arraigned on a charge of "Jiow I know that Judicious advertis- dered ate composed ot a more diffi- Henry Wade Rogers of New York and you can get for a little dime, two Mrs. miter MeNab Miller of Missouri, nlcldes. Right here in Westfleld, H,. v. PIAWO FACTonv—cis t. larceny. ing pays, 1 will advise all my friends cult group of selections. For Friday The leader Offloe, 50 Elm Street llsiicj: dcBiits the Services of it Mr. McDonougb and Ills bookkeeji to use the columns ef the "Leader' TVDO are In charge of the departments ling rapreientative in tliui a special number has been secured, EXCEPTIONAL roorae to rent until part or whole time. ISxpei er, MIBB Irene Miller, testified that when they lose anything or when viz., e tenor solo by Mr. Louis Emmel, of food production and food conserva- Sent. 22. FtrBt class table Imard. siiabla bat not neCfeBSary. certain coupon tickets bad been thsy have anything they want to sell. a soloist of nation&X reputation. tion of tbe suffrage association. Their 268 E. Dudley Avenue, Phone 688, opportunity. Matnewgon, 39th St., New York. ehargcrt to Llia men mid that no cash My, but I was glad to gat my little Too program will be, as follows: committees report suffrage work along B-lO-Bt returns had been made [or game, al- pet back again." PART I. these lines In more than thirty states. FLY TIME l« ker«. Po you want your OUT BUIMMWO for sale, i though the coupons had been used. The buttons may be worn by all of ecreens put up or new ones made, or g'luai-e, well built, suitable 1. _, "STAB SPANGLED BANNBH" anything tn the line of carpenter house', also Blue Btone blutltn , ] A customer testified that ho had pur- 1. March, "Stars and Stripes," Sousa. the 2,000,000 women of the association work; garages built, etc.; price rea- by two by one feet, sa^ i n ADVEBT1BBP MUTTERS. sonable. Bert G. oldford, Carpenter, for polishing. Address B^K ™" chased the coupon slips from one ot 2. Overture, "Morning, Noon and working to raise or conserve food fot Lettert remaining uncalled (or at 114 Hazel Ave., WestSetd, N. J. Tel. Wastneia beader, the defendant!). Night," .'. Suppe winter use. 4S1-M. 8-8-tf After hearing the testimony Judge the Weitfleld Cost Office to bo sent to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president OFFICES TO iiBT. Inquire ' the Dead Letter Office Aug. Si, 1917,8. Walta, "Espana," Waldteufel FOR BBKT—Large furnished tront See, ltt W. Broai St Sprlngsleadpg . lield the men in t 4. Descriptive, "The Dance of the of the association, quallled as a "sol- room; table board: also dinners ser- ballbll , each to await the action of the ere as follows; J, J, Ball, Richard dier ot the soil" by puitlng up many ved. 402 PrDBpect Street. 8-15-4t oimn oak dining table, e«t the mar- Mr. Louis Emmel Ernest If. Carr, el ala., defendants. FJ. Casting Corporation, GarWJJ|3- firing women tbe ballot a* a meas- ket affords la the line of fresh flub. (Compliments of Joe Morris Publish- fa. for Bale of mortgaged promises. rOR SAWS—Large range, with or with By irtrtUB of the above-Htated wr*t of out water back. Inquire 106 Lenox WAUTEB—Competent whllf - ure of juatice la wartime. If mon- —Adv. ing Co.) fieri facias to me directed I shall ex- Avenue. for cleaning, one day a w ok. 3, Paraphrase, "Melodis In J\" .. nose for Bale by public venrlue, at the archies can give women tlio ballot tie Sheriffs office in the Court House, In Phone til Woatfleld. greatest democracy In the world can- Bablnsteln FOR SAbE—House, 2 acres, large or- ADVERTISE ALL OK THE TIMES the city of Elizabeth, N. J., on chard, with barn, chicken coop, near WANTED—Competent whits not aflora not to do «o." 4, Selection of Patriotic AlrB . WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAT town; a bargain. Apply X*, care —cot extravagantly, not waatefully, Of SEPTEMBER A. D., 1917, general houseworK, RBferrf Fire Canadian provinces and Great 6. March, "America Here's My at two o'clock in the afternoon of Bald Leader. 6-SI-tf Ply B. R,, tare WertfleW l« but DON'T GIVE ANYBODY A Britain and Iluaula went Into tho Boy," Lnngo flay, rOH t\.tM—Two automobiles, Stevens WANTED—By 1st of October, »W oppotlag votes for women. Their OHANCB TO FOHOET YOU. "AMERICA" All those certain tracts or parcels of Duryea. I and 6 cylinder. Addren large house In desirable netl lands and premises, situate, lying and K,. Box !T, Avenel, N. J. 18-H-tf hood, 4 or 5 unfurnlfthod rOoo (tateainen now acknowledge that war beinir In tlie Town of Westfleld in the light housekeeping:, by mo lUrelf demands tbe enlrancblsement of County of Union and State of New Jer- 'OB 9\t«—Remlng-ton No. 7 Type- son. Address ''0," cere l^ao women. "Having taken cur women TRACT; BKQINNMO at a writer. Qood condition. 120 Union Into partnership with in In our tro- point on the Northeasterly side line of Ave. Phone 388. WHY .COOK during tho Highland ilventie, one hundred and sev- cool, comfortable, home lik, uendoiia Uak," eald Premier Hearst REPUBLICANCOMMITTEE enty-three 1173) feet from the Intoraec- Json Standard Pho._ service Is at your disposal, eel of Ontario, Canada, "I Wei that we lion of the Northwesterly side line of ilnnte, 24 4-minute rec- located, firs4 class home OOOK Dudley Avenue, and the Northeasterly Morning Glory tiorn, 1 reasonable prices. HOoma * Ihould give them a greater cart In pub- slue line of Highland Aveliuej thonce smal? l horn. 180 Union Ave. Phone limited numbsr. For tnbla lic attain and tlie greater acrrico that from sul«»» »n« •ion. In Convention In Min- sented by J. G, Casey and unanimous- Republican voters of the county Dudley Avenue; thence (I) In a North- roof paints; niu " °IUis years suc- BARGAIN! ly adopted: efttttevly direction and binding en lands cessful me. Far sals by c. A. Bmlth neapolis In July, Adopted &B a man worthy ot their deter- of the party of the second part one Be it resolved by the Repub- tie Following ReKt- mined support. hundred and fifty feet to a point: thence BANDIT MAS wants light ieb work: CONSULT lican Executive Committee of the (S) in a Northwester)*' direction and furnaces taken care of. Address 83? htfonsl Tlie candidacy of Hon, A. N. Pier- runninK parallel with Highland Avenue Spring street 11-29-tf Town of Westfleld that wa recog- three (3) feet to a point; thenne (3) bon to succeed hlmBalf as Assembly- rutuutiK In a Southwesterly direction •raaaa, nize In the candidacy ot Charles man from this district was also en- nnd parallel with the first mentioned HUUSB TO I,KT—0 rooms an« bath, all N. Codding for the Republican improvements, 6 minutes from sta- •f frtUlcal «t.illiy .f voiui. IN il dorsed. line one hundred mm fiftv feet to a tion. Kent 526. Address 'M, C, Lea nomination for Surrogate of ooint in the Northeasterly line of High- •USOITOD, Ibu W. (ml 4, nbalt- The committee will hold another land Avenue; thence (4) in a aouttituist- der, or phone 302-V7. Union county a welcome oppor- erly direction along the said Bide line •ba'of AMCIIIIOH U compoitij of tit* DHII- Mwa timpapen of tbfl ceutr; »a4 !• i {prm p»wec dm loffrliUU tppnciitt

2,000,000 Women Want the Fed- WE WANT XOV Here at last! eral Suffrage Amend- to keep in mind tlie fact ment Passed. that lii addition to print. The National Amcrii'un Woman Suf- Ing mis newspaper we do frage Association, which Is composed Job work of my kind. of 98 pel' cent of the organised suf- When in need of any- Westfield Is Now to Have fraglsts of the United States, ie ask- thing in printing be sore ing for the paBBaga of the fed- TO SEE US eral woman suffrage amendment as a war measure. The association com- THE "LEADER PRESS" prises 8,000,000 women representing A FIRST-CLASS all the- states in the Union. It has worked for the passage of tho federel suffrage amendment since 18G9 nnd hat gone before every Congress to plead the politira! rlKbtfl of women from that day to tills. It mokes the claim that DELICATESSEN STORE enry grant ot suffraKo to the women of this country has been the result of Its holt century of labor. Opening Saturday, August 18th Its work has been constructive, law- ahMCiiK and nonpatUsan trom Its be- Ginning. It is officially on record as g AT opposed to all militant methods, inch as the picketing of the White Home. South Broa4 «t Lofuratt* Strut. Itewk "Woman suffrage Is coming," weanl- ing to Mrs. Carrie Cbni>raai> Catt, tho association's president. "It is untliluU- Final Summer Reductions on 57 ELM STREET able thnt Iho greatest republic oa tho earth con continue to refuse self gov- We will o/fer to'the people of Westfield the very best m ernment to half Uer people when autoc- racies nro doomed overseas. TUm\ why Men's and •wait? Shell tho country which orle- inalod the Men that 'Just jrovenmieiit.s H0MM0QKED MEATS-SALADS Etc oethe their consent from those pn- cra&J' be the I»«t worlcl power to make Young Men's Suits good on its own ilef larstion?" All two-piece Suits (Coats and Trousers) PICKLES-PRESERVES-CANNED DELICACIES Suffragists Adopt Congressmen. for Men and Young Men Thisston has been newly decorated, a spacious shm window has been Mrs. Helen Gardener of WashlnElim formerly sold at $18, $20 and $22.50 installed agd wtth years of experience in catering to the wants of a discrimi- began It. She Is a well known suffra- reduced to gist ami writer. Having an Won nating public we will be at your service on and after that tlie best hit crests ot United $ States conKressw.n for a suffrage, education KIIOUUI b« looked ftfter, sha 15.00 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th subscribed for copies of the Womiui 0ttati. (lie offlfhl organ ni the Nn: Finest quarter or half silk lined tlonnl American Woman Sviffrage As- Summer Suits for Men and Young Men, gociallon, to lw Hcut to flt?Tcrat of them in unlt'r "to beltar their condition." Formerly sold at $27.50 and $30, H. £ Andresen, he Suffrage orciinljnfions have caught reduced to flro from Aim. Oiirdoner'u raamplo. The New Tori; Stale ffnnim SuHrago $ 57 Elm Street WestMd, N. 1 Fart/ has "ndapted" the entire eon- prsasionol representation of tbe Em- 22.50 pire Mate, fwry-tbreo represftatatlvca j sad two senators. ! •"Closed All Sty Saturdays in August