THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

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1 Advertsng n "Tfee Leader" u "Mkng your busness safe for THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY wrvar A-Ivcr *nf' la "Tfae.sad"" U "M Four but ne* «f e far THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. 2 (HELP KEEP WESTFIELD A CLEAN CITY) WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 (BOOST WESTKIELD TODAY AND EVERYDAY) 2 P»ge*~ 5 cents WESTFIELD TO HELP NEAR EAST SUNDAY Represenatves from Churches to Call at Each Home tor Contrbutons. Keep Up Work of Helpng Needy Chldren ILLUSTRATED LECTURE FRIDAY EVENING Plans have been completed by the Near East Relef a dong n moldng Westfleld Near East Commttee for plastc lttle lves for usefulness to presentaton of the cause of 4,000 ther natve country. All these chlmotherles3 and fatherless lttle chl- dren have been removed from Turkey dren n Bble Lands to the people of and now have permanent protecton Westfeld. The stuaton of these n Chrstan Armena, Greece and chldren s serous. They have been Syra. saved from death by Amerca, and r n addton to the 4,000 chldren now that they have been feaved they under complete care n the Amercan j are confronted by the problem of the Insttutons who look to us for ther mmedate future. Has Amerca very exstence, ther are 0,000 homosaved them only to let them go at css orphan chldren huddled n Salon- j ths tme? Unless they are cared ea under unspeakable condtons asj for durng the next year or two they the reeulut of the great forced Chrswll snk back nto a condton of tan evacuaton of Greeks and Arbeggary and desttuton whch would menana from Turkey, to Greece folultmately force them nto a lfe of lowng the Turksh vctory at Smyrna, pagan mmoralty. Over a mllon people have been saved Westfeld has helped save some of from death, ncludng 200,000 chlthese chldren and has brought them dren of tender years as the result of j through the dark perod n ther lt- the Amercan ad n the Near East, te lves when all the world seemed Ths work s beng constantly curaganst them, and now that they have taled. A lttle over a year ago 00,- reuched a pont where t s possble 000 chldren were beng cured for. to put them out nto the lfe of ther Ths number has been reduced by MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPLE OF WESTFIELD: On Sunday next an appeal for the orphan chldren n the care uf the Near East Relef, wll be made n Westfeld. The unselfsh and effectve work done by the Near East Relef should appeal to every person n our Town. Snce the dose of the World War the Near East Relef has saved over one and onehalf mllons from death, ncludng two hundred thousand chldren. A great number of orphan chldren are wthout food, clothng and shelter, ready to succumb to the famne and pestlence whch stalks n the wake of the World War, unless help s forthcomng. These lttle ones are helpless through no fault ot ther own, and Surely, as we st by our comfortable fresdes durng these cold wnter evenngs, the thought of lttle chldren hungry, shelterless and poorly clothed, should nspre us to contrbute to tho Near East Relef. realze that many and worthy demands are beng made upon our people, but I know that Westfeld has always been ready to help the poor and the needy, and I sncerely hope that all wll freely gve to the Near East Relef and thereby rescue many lttle ones whose lot has been thrown n lands afflcted by pestlence and famne. Let us gve lfe and not death to the lttle ones n the Near East, who hold out ther hands to us! WILLIAM M. BEARD, Mayor. BDY SCOOTS SHOW SCHOOL ELECTION TO PROGRESS IN 924 BE ON FEBRUARY 0 Sx Troop* to Partcpate n Bg Actvtes of Annversary Week Budget for Year to be Approved and Members of Board Elected THIEVES THEN TO ELIZABETH COURT! Chef Rosecrans Dscovers Sta- [ ten Island Owners of Jewelry LONG POLICE RECORDS The three men that are alleged to have robbed two houses on Benson place, on January 25, and who werej captured by the Westfeld Polce and; were taken to the County jal at! brought hero before the local court,; Elzabeth last Thursday, where they: wll awat, tral by jury. It s under- j stood that there wll be lttle dffcult ty n convctng two of the men who were found wth the jewelry on ther person. Chef Rosecrans, aa soon ns the men were captured, communcated wth the polce of Newark and Rhode Island. It was found that both of the men had long records n the an-[ nals of Provdence. The fellow who Rave hs numo ns Douglas Anthony s n realty Anthony Olver and s known n the Provdence County Jal as No. 43I5G, It s also understood that he has a record wth Ihej Montclntr polce and communcatons! are n progress on ths pont. The! other, who clamed hs name s' Rchard Hurley, a Tmothy Khugrue, wth jal number I Olver's record dates over n perod of seventeen years, and hs frst act; of lawlessness happened when ho was GRAND RALLY FEB. 3 WICK EXPLAINS BUDGET ten years old. Shuprue began hs earner at the ago of ffteen. Terry, Westfeld Boy Scouts durng the the thrd member of tho tro, has no The annual school electon wll bo past year, have justfed ther exstence. Backed by ther fathers, who 9 ^p. m. at the Grunt, Lncoln,,, I whch he clamed ownershp, was to held next Tuesday from 7.SO untl polce ' 5 " - 3 record. 'vtum. Tho tn! Moon vjoon car, realzng the need of an organzaton to foster tho movement, formed ctzens wll have a Klnley and Hgha< the "Dads' Assocaton of the Boypass on tho annual c Scouts of Westfeld," the Scout chnscd the car on the nstallment to fll vacances on tho Board made by Troops have become permanently organzed. Pawtucket, R. I., and although ho had plan from Frank Crook, a dener of tho expraton of terms of Mrs, Anna Rosa Taylor, Thomas R. Tate and turned n hs old car, had neglected Annversary Week of tho Boy Fred G. Smth. to pay any nstallments on the new Scouts of Amerca, n 924 found The school budget totals $272,450, j one. Accordng to the Rhode Island Westf'ld wth fve troops, poorly organsed and under strength both n taw he ha( m to trvo the car state and as tuton for pup.ls from lenders and n boys; an nfant organ- OFFICE; of n whch f f Ann $08 Ann 000 comes n from l ' v»«> fl» rttluuu out flf tha BtBt(J um, h(j, Second Floor f Panwood, Scotch Mans and Mounzaton wthout buckng or support. ;u> Th talnsdo, and $204,450 must be rased 2,200 Chldren Whom We.lfcld ha Helped to Save Ths Annversary Week fnds the elx Thursday to Edward J. Donovan who 24 East Broad St. by local taxaton. Tho entre budtroops fully organzed and recruted, represented Crook. Bet wll be found on page 2. respectve countres to become a great 9,000, clearly showng what wonderful progress has been made n and a lve organzaton of fathers In- )f Educaton stated last nght: "Whle wth nterested leaders and Scouts, Presdent HI C. Wck of the Board H.rb«rt R. Welch, Pr««. nfluence for good and a lvng memoral to the generosty and far- placng chldren n homes or n posterested n, and workng wth ther they loft Provc'ence they had three Jal./ When the trustees havo made every effort sghtedness of ther Amercan frends, tons of self-support. boys, to teach them better ctzenshp. women n the car wth them, but up to cut down the amount of the budlet and elmnate unnecessary expend- Westfeld, t s hoped wll see them Over a hundred volunteer workers It a not alone In number that our to the present tme tho women have, through untl t s assured that our on Sunday, February 8th, wll call organzaton has bettered, but n the not been located. Perry s so m- \ ture, nevertheless they feel that t past nvestments wll not be thrown at every home n Westfeld for theadvancement n Scoutng and the requrements of Scout work. By propertes under ther control to fall plcated wth the other twe that n Is not economy to allow the valuable away. purpose of recevng pledges and con- all lkelhood ho wll receve the same Weatfeld s represented n ths punshment that wll be ffven to the trbutons for the support of these Iarge mrj orty our boys havo put nto a state of dsrepar or to place others. great Hfe-savnB work by Mss Dorothy Francs who has beon out n theovernght, you are not v.sted by a jnt0 the work and flre m u. As tho amount of jewelry found chldren. In cose that through some j ther.,, heads u..,., as well _, cn as._ ther»!,, - hands u.j,l (salares» o o--_ of * ther tho,. employees «nm.. so «n low v as to affect the qualty of nstructon." Near East over two years n charge volunteer worker please send your f. frst-class Scouts, n the possesson of Anthony Olver of several of '.he IWRO ndustral gft to Mr. Robert W. Harden, Treas- _., nnd Rchard Shugrue, far exceeded In reference to tha thrd tem, schools where every boy and grl urer, Near East Belef, at The West- Durl "K the y car J u9t P Msed > confeld Trust Company. In case you the amount clamed by owners n under Amercan care s taught a Bderablo nterest has been shown n buldng and reparng:, Mr. Wck Westfleld Rosecrans has ear useful vocaton. Mss Francs spent do not receve 8 letter and envelope our sem-annual ralles, n whch sad, "It s the ntenton to spend a I rj 0 < ' extensve and thorough over a year n Alexandropol, Armena, "The Chldrena' Cty" where graphcal errors or otherwse, kndly from the Commttee through typo- Troops Four and One excelled, and substantal porton of tha ncrease nvestgaton n order to ascertan the n our Scout and Dad dnner, as well on repars to the present hgh school. rghtful owners of tho art-lnn. He ffteen thousand chldren are beng have your gft ready never-the-less as n our other vared actvtes out Thc plaster of ths buldng chps and has been successful to a very large fed and clothed by Amerca. She for the canvasser who wll call be- nf doors -, Xt s the hn P" " f (Contnued on page 7.) degree, and lns found out that the practcal. now has charge of an ndustral school tween two and four ths comng Sunday afternoon. Your gft, whether shown wll Increase, to the end that Stapleton, Stnten Island, N. Y., pre- and ther leaders, that the nterest men robbed a number of houses at near Berut, Syra, and wrtes home enthusastcally about the great work (Contnued on FUKO B) durng the comng year, wo can ob-legiotan more loaders nnd thus be able on January 22, HOLDS vous to ther comng to Westfeld, to ncrease the number of troops and BOXING BOUTS A damond pn, wna found to be the scope of our actvtes. The need "INTIMATE STRANGERS" I MASS MEETING FEB. 0 the property of Mss M. Lennon, a for leaders s urgent. Tho work s Last evenng Mnrtn Wnllberg Post teacher nt Pullc School No. 4 of nterestng. The boya of Weatfeld A GREAT SUCCESS! ON COMMUNITY CBEST wtnessed some fast boxng nt Legon Stapleton. The followng artcles svant to become Scouts ahnll we headquarters. were clamed by Lous Blake, a neghbor of Mss Lennon: school pn; have them? In the frst match Harry Mulln Large Sum for Buldng Fund A mass meetng wll be held February.0 nt the Town Hall, under Other surroundnp towns am ctes of Perth Anboy met Frnnkey Farmer of Elzabeth, nnd they held a gentleman's gold rng engraved wth ] lades geld rng, wth a ruby; Rased n Well Acted are provdng campng grounds for tho auspces of the Westfeld Cvc ther boys, Westfeld so far has notrood fast pace whle Joe Terney, a Junor Order emblem. Play [Assocaton, to dscuss the advantages done ths. Our boys want such former Lghtweght champ of tho The men also hfd three pawn tck- n ther pockets, fnd these were I and dsadvantages of the Communty Chest for Westfeld. ng-, 3.00 p. m. Knots and ther uses, A. E. P. rcfereed. There wna noets On Frday and Saturday nght* of { Mss Mabel Pcrson -who s secre- of the Planfeld Chest wll speak l.no p. m. Trackng und layng trals. decson. found to be on a number of ohects last week, the Woman's Club pre-tarsented "Intmate Strangers," by of Lnden met Joe Horbet of New- also of Stnpleton, S. I. The ptwn j (Contnued on Page 2.) In tho second bout Harry Curloy j stolen from tho homo of F. J. Dolan on the dea as t has worked out n Booth Tarkngton, at the Hgh urk, both beng n the lghtweght tckets were on two overcoats, one! her cty. H. B. Burrel, drector of School. The pny was a great sue-j t nc Welfare Federaton of Newark, LEWD LITERATURE SOLD class. They hud n snappy tme of. k^tlak, nnd a furpece. All of the! cess from every standpont. On ~ both t wth Johnny Anthus refereeng. ] artcles havo been returned to ther!/' ' wll also speak. Leo J. Burnes of the Cvc Assocaton snd that he hoped representa- TO HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Ilorbet had a.slght ntlvantage over rghtful owners. hs opponent, but there was no detves of all organzatons whch would At tho meetng of the Board of Educaton last nght, Chnrlos Phlhower, superntendont of schools, nghts the sqhool house was crowded to ts fullest capacty, am the amlence was enthusastc over the really Thc thrd ma'ch was more or less SILZER URGES SEVERE professonal presentaton of the play. be affected by such a plan would be of B joke, Happy Freeman of Jersey It was, n fact, an all-star cast, for present. He ponted out that whle each character was true to type, and the plan s one that would be lkely charged tho sale of vcous magaznes Cty played rngs around Solder PENALTY FOR CRIMINALS dd the part n such a credtable manner that one could scarcely realze presents practcal dffcultes n work- to mnors n town. The magaznes been knocked down twce n the thrd. Chef of Polce Kosecrsns has re- to appeal to tho nveroge ctzen, t to hgh school pupls and of cgarettes I'nlcey of Roselle. After Pnkey had that he was not seeng professonal ng out, and s apt to fnd opposton had been found n possesson of the roun( ' Referee Anthus threw the 'cottly receved ncomnuncunn from actors. Musc for both performances among some of tho organzatons students, he sad urn] brought the towpl rl tho rl "-' am! "Worded the Governor ~ Sler. Tho subject of the whom t would affect. For ths reason t s essental that representatves could not be remeded. Ho further tho dullest match crme n Now Jorsey, nnd enmo op- matter before the board *.o sec f t match to I''"* " - letter donlt wth the preventon of The fourth wns was furnshed by tlt; Hgh School Orchestra under the supervson ot of all organzatons whch call upon mentoned that bootleggers were nt of the evenng, and Joe Gudo of! portun'ly consderng tho events thnt Mss Jagfter. tho town for funds should be present, and also that a large proporton cral debauches recentlv. In vew of Stnten Isllml n ono lon S and slow * work and that he had heard of sev- Pe'wstown met Augue Marmand ofhnvc Infcon place n ths town recent-! On Frday evenng Mr. TJoytl Thompson, and on Saturday evenng of prvate and dsnterested ctzens recent orges n Englewood and Whte slftep. ly. The cesenco of thc letter s to f f'h'et't th;t the ctzens and the Dr. Ecgel spoke for the Woman's who contrbute tho funds for these Plans, he wshed tho matter consdered by the bonrd., n j'ottnj?; Young ftlaore, colored, on tho ermmls cnught Andy Carry of Elzabeth sncceel- lce of New.Trrs-py shoul!!>< Imnl- Club, explanng the needs and pur-organzatonposes of a new club h.use. The pro-how tho plan would affect them, and, Thc health of pupls ths month " f Harrson, counted out n the sec-uj,,),., j n fr,,. r o,l.!c our:go ther nc- should attend to learn ceeds of the play wll go for strl a to decde whether or not t would be Ihas been thc best of anv January In <m<! r «u»' - Moore, after bdnb knock- tvtfck here The letter n part: feasble for Wcstfleld.... ** yrarn, but that of the teachers fund. ( ;" <>""'" "f" " tl> "R-ht, and "Steps to (Ila,,,,! nrht clml hns been the worst r» a much longer " '" l "''- ' out. cnrorarccment of nnd standk I«- The cast was as follows: dlaton! c, PI, *, perml. On one dny ]0 teachers The slur matches of tho evenng hnd (bo pnt-o forces <f tlu.' varous,,,,,-.,,.,,. bks and bleds arc now n demand. wore absent because of Illness, and «LTU those wlh.snow Ball Moore of mnrprltes; followng pro?«ctr> Master Mr. Charles K. I onu-roy. Wf h m them SBO Morln, 2 U E. ;;x absences a day has been thn aver- Kearney as the hero. Snow Urll'of errnrmlfl vhn have nppreboth colored ard hended HUE t they are emvrted; WIl.amAmes..Mr. Julm Klol: Isabel [ Brand nrect. Adv. ;go. met Ahur Voum; Stewart, Mrs. A. ). l-'axtu; Florence,] Three new teachers were appont- b f >H of Ke;rrH y, n a fght whch warnng to local magstrate not to Mrs. f.. S. Morrs; Johnne Whte, TROOP 3 COMMENDED od:.ms;: Jfnry C. Day for Mss Mar- lasted just three rounds. Know Ball, Ospnpr- of cases of vnhm'e; Mr. DcnaUM' Swan; Vetry, Mr. Troop 3 of Westlcld Boy caret Day, Ms?, Mnrthn Lord for Mss 'ld not.seem Io mnd the punches of varous cvc organzatons to n any Allen Pence; Aunt Elk n, Mrs" M... Llnn Dowdntr nnd Mss Thelma ll ' c other and was lnuuhnrc up tov;ny nl! the polfp nfrcert; M Scouts vf&r mentoned n Ko Mller; Matte, Mrs. Addsou Clark. Hunt for Mss Chapman. <hc Inst moment when Younjr w:\v- all other net^ hclpfr tu sr'j last uuc of Scoutng, tho offc»l organ of the Boy Seoul, of Mnyor Benrd, as attorrey, ponted cnuntnd out. tn; crmnnl n New Jersey." Amerca, for havng destroyed out thnt there need be no delay n' A specal match was then mnde 649 ne«t«of tent worms last the buldng of the new school be- wth Know Ilnll anl Ted Schroppc of ftrgnns conlnuo n Suts and Juue. causa of the queston brought up by ths town. Am Snow Bull _. agan Overcoats, Underwear and Swenten, A.n order tauen a gven mmedate attenton; Servce unbelevable day n and day out. Sser Bros. Express, Somorvllo, Planfeld, New York. Adv. Mr. Wght, whch refers on!y to sew- laughed untl he koyood Schroppe n (Joln K. Nuvus' Clothng Store, Plancr and street mprovements. j the second round. Geld. Adv.. Contnuous t- Exstence, The exstence of The Wcstfleld Trust Company a contnuous and ths s an mportant pont to consder when appontng an Executor of your wll. The ndvdual Executor may de before the estate s settled. We cordally nvte you to consult ua about any I trust matter. jbfosffektet (tompatnj WESTFIELD.N.J, The Oldest m 28, To Loan» We have a clent who has $24,000 to loan on Frst Mortgage on Westfeld property. Wll dvde to sut your need n amounts from $2,000 to $7,500.?4,000 wll be placed on second mortgage. fday-68 Tel-l Nght-037 l.nght-9-w A. M. Sorter, Tmt, Jftmes M* Squler, Secretary Protectng Westfeld Property for over $8,000, DECORATE DURING WINTER THE COST WILL BE LESS Interor pantng durng the wnter may be a new dea to many, but t s thoroughly Work done now s apt to be more satsfyng, and done for less money than the same work done at other tmes of the year. Dry woodwork and walls n heated houses take pant advantageously. Plumbng Heatng Pantng Decoratng Carpentry Masonry Modern Servce Company 29 E. Broad Street Sheetmetal Work Tel. 295 We Ask Questons A doctor doesn't prescrbeft cure wthout studyng the llness. We don't prescrbe nsurance wthout nvestgatng tho rsk. We oler not only dependable nsurance, but nsurance thnt adequately /lls your ndvdual needs. CONSULT 50 Elm Street Tel. 407 Opposte Post Offce ft wll pay you to havo anythng you r<- Koln? t<.. lspntch I» A C K E D ^_ a}>' < v. 'rpreed packers

2 Tl XT Psge Tm» THE WESTFIBLD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 Wth the Plays and Players Now and Old Events Now Beng Presented,;,' :at Vwoua Playhouse* y V m U r r al Cuteat" Aator ' AUmtm n. Model*" llrljjuo.l-j-jhrn. FartrH^e Pcaanta" be Harem" Booth ***le Uruudlurnf - t!a»luo "I'll gar 8l«e»"" Cfeerrr LSBC -"Tle Ha/ ul (fee Horld" Comedy **>a««o' ksugbte*'" UalF'o "Wllle Care*" Ullluge "Oawn" NDlu Blllurt'n»U««'IBS M»ther»" ISar Carroll~-'*I>t'«!rc leader the ISIOM.' lmblre»'i»«i«*" anl " Sfc«ll IV* Jol te l,«dle«?" Ktlnge "The 'lker" f'rullc "»erol«a Ptltaa," be lu.mnl" _ M. Cotan "Itooel*" (M.Uo tlctsre) I.ove Sut" Ctlebc "Tbe Grab B*g" Greenwch VlHnse "P«tlese«." Harrta "TOIMJ" and MVB" Hppodrome Vaudevlle H»*M>B "Oat of Step." Imperal "lme Mare" J.Uun'" Te Student Prlaee" Klaw "Tley lnen What Tker WtaUt" Kttlcfe#fb0t*tcf- -**I*et** Pen * Lbert; "La«r. He Good" lttle "Ptr«" LTeelB "I.t4e«of I be Erealag" Hartla Beck "<ht«a Roe" HeKry Mlller'^-^(laratlBe H «OTc "The Flrebraed" Muate IIBI Munl) Ilex Herat Natonal "Slltncc" Kela;ab»rlod "The Lttle Clay Onrt" Sen Amsterdam Zlegfeld Follle» K*ra B«>c«"My Roa" I'alae VaudevUle nne "TBe Snow OF' nth "What Prce Ulorr" rrllll!f»n "Iht VHJ of (be World" Pr««l»e«tow» "Bemad" I'nnrt and Jly ' Tlf «mall laer" ttc^ttbue "Abe's Irlah tteae H IU «"UIH Bngllak" SeLrjn "Kd Roota" Sbnbert Othello" Man Square "Ske llnd To Know" Vamlerbllt "Mr Olrl" Walaek'a "Hell'a Bella" nner Garden "Bg Iloj" wlta * Jolaoa Wth St. " «Zat Sot" Ma St. "Hetty Lee" «th St. "Candd*" 4*la St. "(jnauvt, Sonrla" Uad St. "Tle Ka.y Mark" Burl Carroll "Dealre Under the Hlu Oreenntcl Vllage "Patence" THlS.VIHU: KOTOS TIMl3.S SftlTAHK "She Had to Kuo>v" O^ace Oeorgrc roturna to N r ew Tork thla week wth a ntnv l J aul Qeraldy comedy wjeh she Ima translated from the French. It wll ho runumbored that Man George also played n GeralJy'H, "To Ijove," whch»h«aleu t'fttbated. The new comedy tells thu Story of n nmrrlea couple that ban setted down to the prnmlo status of every day lfe. Thoy have been marred (Some ten years or ao when the wfe decdes to teat her husband's love. Hence the ttle. Husband, beng perfectly comfortable anl Mettled down, takes every thng for granted. He enjoys h«home, hn naps, and hs smokes. WIfe e restless, seeks new thdllb, wants to test lfe. Then the play begb to wurk and we hava one of tloao delcate, charnhp thngs In whch the French excel and In whch Grace George's danty Greuzt: beauty showw up to pfrfc-ctlon. The cast Includes BrPt* Mcltac, Olmrlottu Ivee, FredercK WHrlock, lolwanl H. w.-vcr and I-I. Tyrrell DavlB. Flt-TOflT "PuKxleM ot 0S9*' Klso Jas IH buck M New York wth a new ruvc cttlllcd, "Pussalfa of 92D." Instead «f be«k mnnll, ntmate knd of ram Ily parly for whch Ml*,* JanH n lametl, "PURZIOS" haa all the proportons (f «bltf rwr wth a lar^o roster of tojjulur onttttanets of -wonj Ml^s Junla (s the movng bprlt. Jmmy llusnuy )H \WV rglt hand un am otlur wt-h- Icnown names mhnu;: O'Donn-U and 33ur, "Walter I'llp-^on. ItorraU Mruvtd, Shrley Vernm, DcIUvcn a- "Slcf, Ch'vuller JJrullcrs, ljorothy Appfoby, Janet Htfuf, Cruwlord U'H! BrodurJck. Tho CnnmmmlerM, Cuor^lH Hale, Irma Irv'uur, Colt-/. mul IN^^'.V, Cyrl Ktehruu. Wll lan KoJorlek Worcthy Irvnr. ^ram Tn- most I'r:- p,-; rn!' d al n!. r ;!.v nn'nlt^ ha ntn.lt.'-'llh J'Ullkr'll. ^llm,l < (!,r Kth tl-.b a of y I ll *how an tll t *l; rdng KIH'. -.-s of ll! I'll lllcm'.-j f J J 0 I-' flms. Hc.l.Sl All.-.,. Jl.ll", vhu j_'rl." tn- L-.t,l s «,,j>,, K..Irlbur as "ln- In.} : B n-,, us "tn, -l.j r tt. Ma;., as "tn mull"; NVIly lly ;.,,[ u* an ',! '!af H.vH n as n Htuatl Jlole.^ n : m l\v,,,,f (!,, j_,,lnn,n".mn; Mnm H n ar'mtt-! b J.I..},. -II;. :! II,.jlf-M lun "See These Newark Show*" AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENT AM, «I0K S'I'AllTIM MOSHAV Poslve AppearsHcell" of The Internatonal Star NORA BAYES wth New Song Trumphs A. Robn, Ihe European Comque m-'i'kihi SIJ'I'OttTIXt SHOW SHUBERT THEATRE Branford PI. near Broad St., Newark; Management - - -M. S. Schlealger u < 3\ "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK" j wth! ROLAND YOUNG! Tolay lut ml "Uprltr DrKlnul \" lurk I.ll ut. a I'luyera j>rer? ht. A t ~ MKIIU r>f»f. to $2.r.<» I-IUK Tu j ' HnrK"l" ^I<ft., \Vfd.$S0l,, r>ue. lu 9.30; *enl ths KH TlK.at umb of nnvol Wk. Feb. 9 Ear! Carroll's "Vantes" I Ne»t we-fk "'h. But" wll be lh«thru-,,.n,,,,,^,,,,,,,.,,',,,,,..^^^, NEWARK HEAIJK STIIAK) 'J'oday Hltd 'kmurr.nv Ut-ty Cufnjson j n "J-ock'd Doom,".l«o "F;»st /md Kurous." Krdfy and s(tur<)ny, "Jus- j hands mul hovers" «nj n^r TurAn I eemumly. Mondny :KHI 'J'uesdny "Abn-; ham Ln.oln." + * sn rcvr 'l. 'MM'"' " IlorHcbfck," Elc out-.stttmtl^ ntnely.succc-hb c»f lost and ths Bea^ofa-, j>rojr>unct^tl one of tto Mx best jlyu of 924, s Imvlng ts!ut!jl Trr-n.cTP «t Ihr: Hhbert Tteatro, Newark, -tlls wtjfk. It s (he only H]>- Itearuneo of the famous fantasy by (jdo're S, Kuufmnr utd Ware Connelly n New.It''sey tlfn m-asnu. Wlntlcoj burrng two mtur r»]-m--and ]>m<u- II on, whk'i wore fjr-**n m H'Kul\'«> for seven months. Wth nmazlng skt), wt, humor, sympathy, unttmsfmulnft untl rn'dy, they have Rven tho sfa^r n natlre on AnerL-an "bg- lu^neks'" and nmprs tha Ja to our everyday llf! what "Alen n Wonderland" lnn been!o chldhood, "In, trenu nny y^ars." The prusontnjr company of forty-flve artsts s hoacl by Ho land Young, He on HH I In ]»oor ynuntf comjroaer; Kay jdhnscm, the urulerhtuuljng wlrl across the lall; Gnorg*^ \Y. Harhler, ftte b IjUHfruHH man; WprnK Byn^fun, the knttng' wfe; Anne Oarpeng-L-r, lls "clmber tluukltcr; Osg^ood Perkns, the HOD wth Etomurh trouble; Kchard Burbee, thp doctor; Ivan Kronoff, thn prnce n the pantomme. TMIlVlEl: callptl by Sarah Bernhardt "Amerca's foremost actress," who wll ho rtttfmbered for her acreon anl star-f! Huccessea, "Happness" ant! "Pe#-O'-My Heart," wll be soon In a dltorpnt typo of story comng to the Newark Theatre for th«week l»ef?n-»,ink' February 2nd. "One Nght n Home," hor latest vollcle, was chobon bocnu^e It las all the elements of romance, mystery, color and Is not lackng In humorous touches. M'ss Taylor plays tho role o a beautful young- Italan noblewoman who B forced to fne Italy, ottl In order to earn a lvelhood a.p woll as to conceal her Idcnlty, becomes a fortune teller. What folowm IH Intensely umun and dnnatlo. Tom Moon* l» t\u> hero of the story and tloho who have hm n "Bg Brother" unh "Mnnlmndlftl" ro well aware of hfp nhltlcs. A dstf ngu»hco company of actors and actresses forms (he supportng ctst, The vauflovllff program urlnpa to the Newark Then (re an unusual muscal comedy nhlnturo In S seen as ana wth 0 pooplr (noslly jretty.klrls).starrng those Uroalu'v fvurllpg, Kay Plllon and Bfty I'arkor. The act B enttled "The UHlc rtevve" ntnl In a..roadway producton (f clovor wth Wauty and j t-ttannff sltuntlor. AI M-:t\s 'I'lHSA'I'ltl. j Market near Broad St., Newark "THE..I MIIIMIII.V, -l.rm) 2 LITTLE REVUE" O e(» l» and 8 M'encK, tvki KAY DILLON & BETTY PARKER OTHER BIG ACTS LAURETTE TAYLOR and TOM MOORE n "ONE NIGHT IN ROME" A I'lcturp <f Itouuc* md Mynt*-ry Broad St. Theatre BROAD A FUl/rON STS. MCIVAIIK BtANAGBUMNT-M. S. SCHI.ESI"!GEM lltur Mn<lu?,!<VhrHr>! ('Inn- nnun 'rt'sents Molner'K Joyuus Cnmojy " T H E SWAN" wth Eva Le Gallenne And A TlrJllK Cast Man. Wt'tt..t Sa(,, S(k>. to?.5«m^lfm, not, tt $2,5 'luft 'Vnx Weelc February 9 "COBRA" MINER'S hln^tda Street Xewark Permtted Tel l)«rc«ln Matnee COLUMBIA BURLESQUE pck Hulay lntlm-, February I "H I P P I T Y HOP" wth ABE REYNOLDS.>V«>tt'nrk'M Favorte ('umodfat Sunday, Feb. 8 "Record Breakers' What Ls pnhhly the blkkcbt theatrcal even snce the oponlng of Proctor's Pal (tee Theatre '«In upjearance there ths week of the world famous star of fsong. Mss Nora Unye«, nternatonally recognzed as the greatest selfetylod entertaner. Thousands wero dsapponted when Mss Hayes waw forced to cancel her engagement jero uevoral months ago on account, of llness. Therefore, the managomsnt proudly announces that "Our Own Nora" would pobtvely appoar at Troctor't? all Iha week, ntwh tha» certan to d«- lght her nmy admrers. M«a Nora Bayes cornea to Nowarlt drect from J ljt*ulon whert' ale jlayed for Rovcntl ntoth.h wth murkwl SUI;CCHK, anl lur- Inp" a abort stay n Pars she hocmo n popular favorte. She s Bald lo have n KDhmlld rnpc-rol.' of n>\v HongR arul wonderful pdwh. MIHH Hay OK wll le asssted at tho pano by Mr. Ivuus Alter. A «un>rh sujportk»ho\v Is promsed. Among tho other at'th arc Dan Stnnlty and Al UlrnOH who prtsc-nt u. J ou'vtt burlesque»ldt enttled "Two j Ur H h t 3-*l'h t P from Broad way" n j whvl they pttfurn as u-rle nn assortment of rcoentrlc dance steps us ono llt-rlod n-«one of tho best and fay I- ctnl! tm;»khr:. pft shnwd n Columba. Hurfaquc, 'ot'k nmtlc of wt.»*;- KOI>'K "H'-ty Hup" s ll Mnor's j ^t; -J< -(( Ktnplrt! theatre ths week, ltu lst of; Ths n rr-ccdtfl att r;u:t ons nch nl' t wclvn n[pn[u'on su^ scltnjh, fmrt'nj] chaneh f roa-' *l" f>l '-t.v ;* tuno-row, "Her Murrlu-;t tumc, twenty-two muscal numbers and I Vuw <" ;!^(I ' r ' Mn ^: la " Ol3 You Tony"; nptrl>cn.s am chorus. AI«P Frday,s«'Utrlny, wlcrlnu 3]tbrt cmhtunlan luadh (ho c.x(«- fcaluro.salurtlay lt 4, n., Ituot lst, of fumnak U-IUIMI- nn's lwlul (lllwu In "Ihrr'n Kll"; Monday nnl Grace Camero Ky Nourn J.or ''lllhk.lay, "Tn-"lly W n"; rumly,,'u'j.nv;l Hurnn. ''0 I'MMor." Hows t. wcclly. * + + REGENT THEATRE BROAD ST. ELIZABETH MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 0, LEWIS STONE & ANNA Q. NILSSON " INEZ FROM HOLLYWOOD NEWS TOPICS SCENIC REGENT FAMOUS ORCHESTRA AL. ST. JOHN Comedy "STUPID BUT BRAVE" THURS. FRI. SAT. and SUNDAY FEB. 2, 3,, 5 GLORIA SWANSON " WAGES OF VIRTUE" NEWS FABLES COMEDY SCENIC REGENT FAMOUS ORCHESTRA NEXT WEEK Betty Compton n "THE CARBEN OF WEEDS" NIOXF* lll/ H. The REGENT T^«tre Wll be Open Next S nday And Every Sunday Thereafter. ECHO LAKE DAIRY Sprngfeld Road Grade A Raw Home rased ml FIA K and DOUGHERTY, Propretors Fnk, 377-J; Dary, 279-W; Dougherty, READER TAn A V AND ALL \JU/\ I THIS WEEK AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Tonght and Thu. "Her Marrage Vow' also Tom Mx s "OH You Tea?*" Fr. and Sat- RcUrd B*rtfaelm«* n " CLASSMATES * Extra Feature Saturday at 4 P. M. HOOT GIBSON n " HURRICANE KID' NEXT WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 AMD TUES WED AMD THUDS FRID AMD jwhat's GOING Otf AT PLAINFIELD'S THEATRES.^^ THEATRE Personal Drecton of Walter Rkade MATINICKI BVBHINC THE PLAINFIELD PLAYERS Present Frederck Lonsdale's Eltnge Theatre Itt "SPRING GLEANING" A Trurapl at Novelty. Frehnesfl and Wt 'Extraordnarly brllant and wtty throughout" -John Corbn, N. Y. Ttr NEXT WEEK THE MASTER THRILLER OF THEM ALL " THE BAT " Mary Roberts Rnchart and Avery Hopwoods SENSATIONAL MYSTERY PLAY TUESDAY THURSEAY WEDNESDAY MATINEES SATURDAY MATINEES 30c A F«\r Reserved at 50c EVENINGS Except Saturday ORCHESTRA. $.00, 83c, SOc LOGES 83c EVENING BARGAIN 30c To Any Seat the Balcony Eve., Sat., Hol. Orchestra, $.0, 83c; Loses, 83c; Balcony, 50c, 30c. Evenng Prces Preval Sat. Ma:. MATINEES 2:5»a«EVENINGS «:S RESERVATIONS NOW FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON SEATS NOW SELLING FOR ALL PERFORMANC IS : ubront. llwn?; to the. l>5-lc Illroctor.MolM-l, l^roololder John Z. Hltllcld WIIH cle'tol Drector pro torn. A t-nmmunfaton from tho West Km] llrov'n-at Asrfo<-ttUm wan receved anl (rd---l IlU-d. m Andy W hl >, ''luul OcAInntc A. HjrdM flvrt.-»...r!allnc(.-k wll b«- y O''uy 'S K;tulH Huwjn wvt at the T- t tu- Thcnl^r on Tut.!.;- A!:o daj'fc, Thu'Huys rnd KrMr.yH. Ttnr tl and beauty Iralfd by A remollun authorzng tn (,unl p)ny U, "Dun'L Kotln-r MdUt--,", -umody by K. U, Dewlurt anl CurU-nny I;!(TI:I ;IH an Italan :rl, product of[-ni- Glorous OlorJa Mull ]<. l IMly Kr,llll, Ih. flmllhru U^-.n Ooumlttee to ndlln for the rcmovnl of tlu ol HUVIIRC, n the c.si nn. Albr-rl UruurK, le Blums. on Unlw.y nvenh w -< mn fashoned Sfan;;! -M Troww-r tuwl.lmcph MJI- Chra UOfj^jj a Mal c.f,; In»n Al- nn.uhly :nlr»«t>.l. nuny. jrlatl IJM I lck town-- llnu rtl :nlj(ml] - lh'i to jncol OH Tl n llorlll ;l«llu l>rl,).. "( tn, MII: IIIIOM) lay, l'vlrtry ftl, H25, ul ".30 p. lohj Tn* Itnlfrotrrt" lt;.\mamln KJNCJ, C.T( I I II \,lh,n M«Mu,,n nu.wn UH H ;ll.llx De - nf He drama llnrh' at lpr (;orj,m.-»r;t h "Wm-d mwqjp n u I m hu nto tb<- r.co Dns I'm v.s lsl np \'llu.-" at llu. l:.. M'tl 'rktfc n>\[ T.ln fldr wth fh/ Unlu mrmu," u :»l:tlo : I In.. Hruml str.'cl lt-tt-t-, Threlny. lal< of tltal % nun )".rnrml uu h -» \x Ht, v Ueros- wlll untl 'anrr aul alvtmltnrt: T the nu h nf Vrtue" Is jt tnlo of ro- m HBHEaraTOMm "The Knd You lake" ford tthf wn Urf bt nfnt re t fur, f'ut-.m xv j t h n>-m<'.-, -.-lj.-n I.M'Ira. It on' «ltl th tnr hs (--((llfrt (Itfln UIOM «.f "Tlu- lt- (..allk'me n!l.' ttle role. '"'.I nrlln, Iw-nK ta f n < Jld H JIK ()t In Jn h ( asl are»!!) s : sort of ln lr lm J I mule Ornnt Wn tho ftlll walsf! of ; I nlln u '^l ' thr.l-ralr- t wlln_ IIHIM Hoguet Ut \lf on H van In r llnl.f s.-r:.--fnl! "'' lr: '!l ''' H.- :-ll I,. I,,»,,, 'nt It rj, K,,: or \\y I''r "f tl" lnu>-\ l n n lllllu nn I rrnol I'leunlem" Hon Ilon» l! m ~,,,,,, II. It hel'l.l lllv ns, n II n.lh'l nf -nl- Glm<"«S-'rulf^ lttl V'ItH'^AKHrtfrl I In M t ll I th t m r cnull.: lsml <lu,-h...v.. for C--llln. l ( "Ml! ll ll ( hl plf \\nnt ;n('- Hatrle, rn-,. rerll,-, I l r. f.-apl.f ' ' " llu lt ro ml,,! h," ms nt ltlrr'l u lull In Ol Tnnn.lly % r - loult U!ln IIIILIII u m; corncy n-:-p,nsv,- ft t.n- lo rpnlanevp SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES OF For Sftlo nt of N \ol Uf mhli ljplmd'.'", an< t Tn fa t n In J M j m,, hlnser, nttt ve-j eh.-ln ror.m,u,,. fj:l. BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS Kalhht. \l u,n l \ m ^>ut- l.illlu ".I Ih,. lull,,,.:,.,,,,.r,.!. 'l h on I ut.m,m Mclvlll urt r ) h ['ruo * * * M lllk ^III,MJ «, I!n...» l'(.lt:lnl, H.- Icul Hnt rsul.,. rrnls'.l; '>H;;ms v.l.h :.lnk t,, r.-usm "III! Ill-'l- S-HS,. I-,llu.- (I,;,,,,)C (..u. ullun ultl.-lr d'uh; uiek rejnrloa and 'h S lv Mu rml ll<- Jutw llnk- n He aull.-uln us,vpj;. j n Vun Slunt'lf Hm Knatlou ln-rul'jx' lne. '"Jln Svun," In lne furnshes nn ' trlc flull n l fcrcl plctrc ultrrlj- -njovl,!., «V«.I,IIIK- for n,. Inml llrr<r»n! H llu f tn PlntO- vliijtmlt. F.,-n, rf.r Cmnly vas ln>, ff n' h. ('mll lln laaln-tl. s.,., Tlun-Kny, Jm I', m. Tl.' l'.-uur was e.llr-, for Iho purpone of taklu;- eltun nn tle n,-v Court loue Annex. loll nl! slnvel :'.O uelum ]l'rn>t, The report md reholutlon of Ihe K tha.:otu-t.s unounttn^ to HG.- ^Ieclal Bvllln^ (Commttee recommeml- 7r,r,.0() le nwrlnl lo the loveal Mrtders wnn carred by tho followng; vote: I the ltrmatv', ( n atn A reyolmtlm nn t Imrlxtnj tn t, nh-, f teo-ry hmuls ur notu tn th roht of the eonstructon of tl nm \ ' vf c'.rh'o, forleeu votr^ n th nf ; lrnath'e alul I", lu-st ve. Real Good Pure Food Luncheons and Dnners Cooked n tl'e good old- way, served n RDncrous portons at moderatp prces. C'l"<'*>l«l DELICIOUS CANDY for ST. VALENTINE'S DAY "THE LITTLE BROWN HOUSE," 08 Harrson Ave, THE MARIETTE SHOP, 227 East Broad St. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 6 Elm Street or at 43 Washngton Street Phone WestfeM 237 "f u ntn can Avrlto a J.'utter bfok, rr-oh a belter normon, or mal better nouhctrp Umt Ills nof^ilur, though Utt buld Ms louse In tlo woods, the vorld wll nnko a bot.cn path to hs door." Josepb M. Schenck prcseuts NORM A TALMADGE n THE ONLY WOMAN " A dram of ratfntf <ca> ffhtn^ kcart urn) bow wond made a MAN ofaman! Comtdy N.»l Burm "COURT PLASTER" New. WeAly Al and Bay Ruclctt prnedt Tl,= adventures of " ABRAHAM LINCOLN " A mom atkoa'bhnf Pcture Play of Romance. Drama, Humor an tl Thrlls ' Comedy Al St. John "NEVER AGAIN " Lout's B, Mayer"preaent* Vctor Seatrom'a Producton «f " HE WHO GETS SLAPPED " wth Lon Chancy, Norma Shearer and John Glbert Mack Sennett Coracdy "WALL ST. BLUES" N.w Weelly Extra Future Saturday at 4 P. M. "THE BELOVf D VAGABOND " asmsk^a^fflkaa^tttaa^sm^ D. W. Rogers, Resdent Manager Phone 679 TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:5 7:00 9:00 BETTY COMPSON n FRIDAY, " LOCKED DOORS " alo FAST AND FURIOUS " Comedy 7:00 9:00 SATURDAYfclS :00 "HUSBANDS AND LOVERS" STARRING LEW CODY and LEWIS STONE BEN TURPIN Comedy MONDAY and TUESDAY " ABRAHAM LINCOLN " wth GEORGE BILLINGS as LINCOLN Supported by NOTABLE CAST PRICES OF ADMISSION Matnees Chldren, IOCJ Adults, 20c, 30c, 35c Eve., Sat, Hol. Chldren, 5c; Adults, 25c, 40c, 80c LET US HAVE Your PRINTING Order We'll Make Good We Prnt Offce or Personal Statonery, Crculars, Catalogues, Booklets n Pact Everythng from a Vstng Card to a Newspaper. The Westfeld 'Leader' Press Prntng of Qualty WESTFIELD, N. J. Fhonc Weslfell 40? Also Read The Leader For the Latest News

3 Valentne? s Day j been so few colleen,r> of tnetu, anfl the j supply has not otve) the demand, j nf Pr»r«-!2-«f%tmm-n ' An''le» n d curo dealers one meets I! THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 Ol r a g a O "Urlgn wth every day who wll say: "Old val- THE LEADER CROSS WORD PUZZLE Came to Us From Lottery" of the Ancent Romans. How and when flay orgnate? It Is sad lo lav enttes! Why I never benrd of anyone ; ^s collectng them I We always throw tbera away, or we ua v d to when they I came our way, tho-ufrh lately we [ haven't had any." Ah, the couplng of : "lately" wth the dearth or thngs. That! ': Is the collector';..vuahlg block, but! dd St. Valentne's f lle he, trne,.,, HClor he wll plek foluseu up and hurry onward to make ^ hud ts begnnng np tor lost tme. " j In the farmyard, where t'.c Bunders : choose ther untes on the fourteenth! day of February, a prelmnary of Old-Tme Valentne A tender mssve of the last century ther courtshp heng a remarkable fancy dance. ; ehows a robv-'uv-ktd grl wth a bg Nor, ndeed, docs tlls theory of Itsvalentne under In r arm am! an umbrella that changes ts poston. Bays; Orgn reflect nton lover* a panful rdcule, Inasmu-h as ganders, once "I'm keepng my valentne safe for mated, make excellent nnd fnuhful you." huslands. So d"me-hf"uly are they ' Another ouuler. sunves her eyes seductvely as hxr cmng hand wrtes nclned that they even st nn (le eggs when the female rd s off the nest. on a tablet un tffvrtonate sentment In ancent Ilou...- «<>rl of love l«ttery was annually lu>d at the tme of In Uke manner, a my's eyes alter approprate to tn- season. (he festval raled H.. Spercalla. because It was bele<- tlat at tlat sea- ( lft bow of, lld-l'e. ther expresson -M-Se he manpulates son of the year hlnls elose ther A dude etn-ynj: a large bouquet ;mates. It was a festval celebrated Uf(s hs hat am mnes one Ie^ yum!- HORIZONTAL IT. Ferrous Sulphate. j. An offcer of a promnent Secret Socey.!l. A lst, as of offcers or men. j!>. The wash woman's frend. n February, n! mr of Fan nm tancously as If wnlmn::. the two moveru; young worn- tents beng am'o',]>rslnml by a sngle j dark. 2.. Dtto (Latn abbr.). j Juno, and tablets 'en's names were drawn out of a box pvoted paper tlaehnem at the back. ] 2. Blush turnlc 2(5. A seaport of Helguy,. I by the young men. Rch youth aval- He nays, "I warn yon for my valen- <tng hmself of ths!.rvlle;;e was es- In< Thrd person sngular, neuter pronoun. 30. A small nsect. «*- 'm't-cher-t^w," I.S. What made. Mlwaukee famous*.' 'pected to he untl He next S)'rnlta j ' 5. What the Kaser would lke to the fnthful alte.hnt 'of Ier wl.se _, _,, '.'la. Koyal Navy (abbr.). j 'name he hart,ln>,a. Cosll be (onp:. y Valentnes 34, An nseparable companon o[ j It was u prev custom, nm wortl ' K "' n (llunl ll!l ' t "!> > s wrolc Ws Id. A poston ou the football etnn "cetera." I (abbr.). prospfvlng. K» rnstanlty, when II lar - Y st - v " l <- nl '-' was stll "fashon- ' 7, A kul wf ltuor not rye. "took ov-jr" H,.,.,-n, f.vstlvalh nnd " I>U '-" ""'' " w "- v ""»" nr lovl * «IT» rs IK. Notes of a dove. adapted them to n, own u*e». kept K«' w <Hlt <)f (!lt> ^" n :~ the nnnlversnry of tle Snpercal a8 whle the "rnvnrs" fvquently were a 2<) - A common metal. St. Valentne's {y, rcaanng t In Nplcndld extravk-e that would he '!" ^ mnn'a pettcoat. tonor of n holy untl)r, who hod bcea frowned jm hy (le tastes and manners of.our day. Tle duke of York, dons? to death ;t K>»ue In the Thrd century, A. D. vve ae told hy te deur old gossp, gnve a rng worth $-,000 t» hs fortunate valentne. The samo woman ' There was no sxvlnl rpnson why St Valentne should he chosen la preference to any other sant. fell tho followng year to the lot of Itflowsnot 'appear that he took any partcular Interest In lovers und love-wakng. But. havng frst been clubbed to death nnd then beheaded, he deserved to be Immortalzed In some fusllon, nnd In thu way the object woa attaned. The early father* of the church so modfed the Superclla as to gve to Lord Mundertlle, wluwe token was a damond valued 'l $l,r> What unscrupulous poltcans seek. 27. A boy's playthng. 2). Chld's name for Father. 8. An obstnates person. 32. What we used to got on occasonally. 35. How most of us are, at solvng cross-word puzzles. S7. Doctrne. 38. A mnster's resdence. Englsh Cathedrals Co Far Back n Hstory 3D, By, or through. The great cathedrals of England n I ( - Preposton, denotng g place. the celebraton» relgous character, < many Instances replace former edfces tllac were erec(el,, y the early Olrl!. and at frst lm mnes of sants were UllIl who formcd rl of, lle anrlmt drawn as valot.llneh, nstead of those j Brjusll chmd) ond w ll(; WCTe,,,. of lvng young umaea. Kv>n nt the! dl, str oyed hy nre «r otherwse, a wrter present day!a «tthollc churches ln Uln Montreal Kamlly Herald relates. the custom Is observed of selectng on F()r nmuu(!e Canterbury cathedral St. Valentnes day for He ensulag wag flrgt b, (, (W5_ on,, le sue ()f nndlng lttle amuwmont In drawng and Archlll, hop u, m!a^ on trtlnj out the names of dead and gone holy ufllce ln m(j l)nt!l>rto, v,. ^ ro, men, BOOH reverted to the practce of ; of au entlr(, y n(, w thw(% T))s, drawng eaeh other. I untl about JUKI, wlen unler Analem, Lungfranc's auceeksor, Erulf rclnllt On eastern part. A Ore destroyed M most of tht porton of the bnlldlng Sng a song of hearts n 74, and from that year Wllam Pnk <tnd red and blue. 5 of Kens took up Ue worlt of rebuld- Speedng here and tlere,lng untl 78. when, on hs sutternc I ] severe njury hy fallng from a scaf- Te frends good and truel {fold, another Wllam, commonly dlas! tlngutshcd HS "the Knglshnmn," carred oa the work and completed t n 84. Many alteratons and changes have been made durng the ensung When each one armes Some one wll exclam, "What a pretty thng! But where, O, vhere's the name?" The name, of course, s hd Underneath the fold Where the danty shade Meets the shnng gold! What's the meanng of t. Hearts and glt so fne? Don't you know, my dear, It's a VALENTINE? Drt At. Mm * lt B»Jr'< *'* **»." Customs n Days of Kng Charles Famous Chroncler Has Left Records of Valentne Observances. centures. I mght menton tlmt as early as 0(8, Thomlre of Tareun, of j the cty of St. I'nul, was elected urohblshop of Canterhury, not apponted, both the kng of NnrtlmmbrU and '.he kng of Kent acqueselns n hs elec- lon. He was the frst archbshop to receve the nllecnee of the whole of the Englsh church. Hmalayan Hortechestnut The orgnal Hoseehestnut V Aesulus Fllppocastauum, Is the handsomest of the whole genus and one of the most beautful tree«n the. world, nays a bulletn of the Arnold Arboretum. It was brought to Amorlcu at least 00 jeurs ago and (here (re. many noble j sj)ecneu. n <tes and towns oc tle MHMlorn state*. Tle lllmalflyan horse- ' lestnut nnd the.speces of central H^hlna are not hurdy here, and the j Arboretum han nnl succeeded In objtalnlnr seeds or He north Chna jkpecleb, Aescnns chlnenals. whch wll jproldtly floursh n Uts lattude. Crab Found n Book ln the matter of odd bookmarks between tle pases of u returned volume, one lbraran c!:[no<t the hlue rbbon by ctng a slce of raw bacon whch Old Samuel I famous chron- Icer of domestc tf. In England ln the regn of Clnrlos II, mukea entry oneof hs asslstum-shad salvnged from ln hs dary numerous tmes of varous a copy of Mr. Nervleo's poems. Valentne customs. Thus on Valentne's Oay nearly 250 jenrs ago we fnd second plnce when the chef of a fa- But hs clam was Instantly gven hm makng ths record: "Tlls mornng come up to my.wfe's bedsde (I cty countered wth a soft-slell crab mous lbrary In s.'rent manufacturng beng up dressed myser) tttle Wll whch turned up between the Ieave Mercer to he her Valentne, and of a book on engneerng. The Outlook. brought her nnme wrtten upon blue paper ln gold letters dme by hmself very pretty; and we huth were well Had to Keep It pl-nse) wth t. nut I am albo ths.mother Where dd you get that year my wfe's Valentno, nnd It wll' nckel? cost mo flve pounds; lut must have lad that out If we had not been Va>entlnes." Prudent man. A bt later added; "I tlnrt Hnt Mrs, Plerce's Wllllt Ynu pvc «to me for the heathen. Mother Then why dd you keep lt Wlle Well, teacher sold I wn* a heathen. Montreal Caxette. Trouble Both Ways An AuBtruIln hrrlsler tells of a black fellow charrel In a country town wth stealng. Ills solctor decded j to put hm n tle hos to plvu evdence on hs own behalf. Tn- nafntrate, lttle grl Is my Valentne, she havng drawn me; whch I HIIS not sorry for, It easng me of somethng more than I must have gven to others. But here I do fr^t uk--'ve the fushloa of drawng mottoes :s well ay names, go that I'lerce, who lrew my wfe, dd draw nlso a motto, ;IIH ths frl drew another tor me. What mne was I forse rt;. hut ny wf.-'.- was 'most eour- j beng douhtful If he understood (he tpous and most far' whch, as It mny nature of an ontl, undcrlno; to cxnm- j ne be nscl, on an aukran upon eac lllm " " lp I'«)nt. name, mltht he M--v prcly." "Jadty." he sad, "you know vl.a What would am tn- (nhrtor of old wln ''"IT to you If you tell a Ho?" j vnlcntlnes lve f..r Master Wll Mer- " M J <>!l "'- hvk <' repllnd J;cl;y, "me t ct>r>s valentne v.-rllte to Mstress! K l!mvn «"low~ hum long tme." Pcpys "upon blue paper n pod let- I " r - nnu ' r S"'." "'pled the magstrate, ters!" That wml.l le n treasure, In-! " Alul """'* m > ] " m - «' llnt wl " happen j deed, for any collector. Old valentnes f yon tell the truth?" nre le.sa comn'h! tlcn one talrlf lok. "Yes, boss. We logo 'em case." Perhnps tl«n so l'-au.sc (len have Sydney Herald. ADVERTISE IN THE LEADER 42. A lovely lady n Spencer's "Faere Queen." 44. What Abraham was pleased to behold n tho thcket. 40. Mountans of Central Europe (spelled l backwards). 48. Sums up. 49. Smpleton, f Sh Ks 53. Ah Always. """! 55. One who opposes (rare). 5G. Plural for you, 57. He freely admts wnnng the war. 5n. Gets up % Amercansm, so they Bay. VERTICAL. The gunman always has me. (slang). 2. Ralroad (abbr). 8. A trc-d cty-oho. 4. Poetc for never. 5, What most prohbtonsts do. 0. What heartless landlords do to unfortunate tenants. 7. A race of people ndgenous to certan parts of Japan. 8. A Russan Novelst. 9. Lord Leutenant (abbr.). 0, Tho puzzle maker's favorte fsh.. A fnger. 3. What cross-word puzzle does to the bran. 35. Contracton for " am." 3(. Indefnte artcle. It!'. A cyanogen dervtvc of Kua dne. 0. Cgar boxes bear the stamp. (abbr.). 4. The thrteenth letter of. the Greek alphabet. 43. What remans after n dsastrous fre. 45. Charle Dawes can tell you about her. 4G. Leaves wafted by the slghtest breeze. 47. A whale of a fsh story. 48. Ethereal. B0, An eastern state (abbr.). 52. A mld "cuas word." 54. An anmal of Central Asa. 50. Affrmatve. 58. A famous wrter of comc Btoros. (Intals). 00. Sunday School (abbr.). ANSWER TO LAST PUZZLE Hall's Catarrh Medcne wll do what wo ca?m for t rd your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. Sold by for over 40 P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Oho J. S. IRVING CO. Dealers n Coal/ Lumber and Bulder's Supples Offce and Yards: CentralTAve,, near R. R.T Crosgng TT~ Phone 9 '.3 2. Westfeld I PLAINFIELD CARPET CLEANING WORKS Orental Rug Shampoong a Specalty T. L. OEIFFITH8, Prop. 826 Rchmond Street Tel. 8 Planftld, H. ESTABLISHED 860 TELEPHONE 59 EDWARD N. BROWN FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER LADY ASSISTANT 47 ELM STREET SHEETROCK The Freproof Wa I board Carred n Stock TUTTLE BROS. At The Plaza eu ma SM An Event You Have Been Watng For Teppers f February Sale of Ths sale s always looked forward to wth eager antcpaton by our patrons t always brngs to them a sought for opportunty to supply the needfuls for sprng sewng at very favorable prces. Everythng n Whte Is On Sale UPHOLSTERER FURNITURE Re-Fnhed and Repared Estmates Gven Har Mattree Made Over CHARLES Le CHER Phone North Ave., Westfeld. \. COlVIN ROOSEVELT SHADE SHOP 8 MADISON AVHNUK Pece goods, Cottons, Lngere and other desrable merchandse ralnfikuj, X. J. Wndow Hladen Made to Ortl^r Interor Decoratng Phono 3 27!> TRY OUR HOT CHOCOLATES DELICIOUS TEMPTING SATISFYING also ICECREAM and SODAS Meet the crowd at Westfeld Candy Ktchen WetfeM' OUed Candy MA nu fact urne Ftnlllmunl 7 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD GETTING W NIGHTS I*, (tan of Nnjru' Mullly IXal'l't t! Frutchey Pharmacy Elm and Broad Streets Sale Starts Tuesday February 0th CALL WESTFIELD 2OB FOR DIRECT CONNECTION PLMNVULD m Very rough gong these days over the ce ruts. We'll smooth t out for you f you need our help. AUTOMOBILE BLACKSMITHING SPRING WORK Oxy-Acetyene and Electrc Weldng Agents sfor Amercan Sprngs J. H. GERMERSHAUSEN Tfews* 233 EAST THIRD ST. PLAINFIELD, N. J. Phone 2250 Near the Depot Phone Cranford 46 Wcstfu Id -W Wn. DEAN SANFORD REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COAL CRANFORD, N. J. P. O. BLDG. v ~«HEARTS ARE TRUMPS Wth St. Valentne All the latest desgns; also Table Favors for ths occason A. WENZ 29 Elm Street Tel. 583 WESTFIELD, N. J. ft clentele of over A. n Westfeld. HAVE I I GOO customers means most puno TUNED YOURS? There s so much satsfacton by havng a tuner from you** homo town who s 'ractcal nnd Thorough. PHONE Warren 563 Westfeld Ave. FOR APPOINTMENT Groff, Pano Tuner Phone 502-W Westfeld, N. J. Players and Reproducng Panos Recondtoned. m

4 Peur THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBBUABY 4, 925 Church News METHODIST CHURCH A tranng nsttute for Sunday school teachers, wll be fed by Rev. Charles W. Wrght, from March 2 to 6. guests of thc Presbyteran Y. P. S. C. E, n the Presbyteran Parsh House Frday evenng. The annual Valentne Socal of the Men's Oub wll be held Thursday, February 2. ALL DAY MEETING WOMAN'S AFD The Woman's Ad Socety wll hold. J., K. Woman. s Ad Socc!y of, h an all day meetng tomorrow to j,-;^ M_ C mrch, )as agrec(j lq m-*.- surgcal dressngs for the Ch.l- j mak<f a qmulty ()f surgcll, drcssllgs d>w S Country Home, Thc meetng ( for bandages ' for thc Chldren's wll begn a! 0 o'clock. "The Enlargement of Lfe Through Bble Study and Prayer" s the topc nclcclrd for conversaton and dscusson at a number of "cottage" meetngs to be held Monday nght at thc homes of the followng members of the Frst M. E. Church: Mrs. Hlfcl!). Maydolc, 706 Embrte Crescent; Mrs. E. J. Jones, ol Prospect street; Mss Charlotte Brdsall, 424 Mountan avenue; Mrs. John Jarvs, 573 Cumberland street; Mrs. Rutledg Tomln, 645 Boulevard. for and for that purpose Country Home the members wll hold an all-day meetng n Socal Hall tomorrow (Thursday). Members have been ustrp J f/ aslted to brng box luncheons and hot drnks wll be served by members of J the Wnter Group. All guests of the socety are requested to brng scssors and sewng materals. There wll be a busness sesson n thc afternoon at the usual hour. The Alpha Delta P class of the Frst Baptst Church wll gve a three-act comedy-dr^ma, "The Col- I lego Chap," on February 27, n tlcj socal hall of the church. Tckets [ may be had at Casey's and Jarvs's. j Shackamaxon Country Club wll have a Lncoln's Brthday dnner dance on Wednesday evenng, February II. February Furnture Sale (jomp Apartment Includes. LIVING BOOM 2. DINING ROOM 3. BED HO0M I LIVING ROOM Z DINING ROOM rf BED ROOM 4 KITCHEN I FREE DOC by noted specalst. Tells how to SEO A Nl THAIJV your dog KEEP HIH HBAJLTHT and TURK noo nrsrasr* How to put dog n condton, kll fleas, cure acralclln^r mange, dstemper Gves 25 famous BOOK! Q-W DOG REMEDIES and l.'.o flluntrnlloca of Aax lead*. BAPTIST CHURCH Sacral members of the church wll attend the mssonarj' conference at the F>t Baptst Church, Elzabeth, Monday evenng, February 9. Thc Lades' Ad wll hold an all day meetng tomorrow to sew for thc Chldren's Country Home. Luncheon wll be served at 2 o'clock. The Junor Athletc Assocaton wll meet Frday at 8 p. m., n the socal hall. The College Chap, a play by thc Alpha Helta P class wll be gven February 27, n the socal hall PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thc Every Member Canvass wll be held on the thrd Sunday n March when the church budget wll be pledged. The Dorcas socety wll hold tsmonthly busness meetng ths afternoon at 230. "Crcle Three Sees a Vson" wll be gven by members of the Women's Mssonary Soeety n the Parsh House tomorrow at 3 p. m..the annual Steans Memoral dnner, n honor of the late Rev. I. W. Steans, wll be held n the Parsh Mouse Thursday, March 2. Dr. Hall Young wll speak. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH "The Gospel of Health" wll be the subject at the mdweek servce tonght n the Parsh House. The Young People's Socety of Chrstan Endeavor wll be the Your Busness! Keep n'touch wth your present market, and open a larger market by the judcous use of Prnters' Ink. Our Job Deparment wll gladly show you examples of how others are dong t. Call, on us. THE WESTFIELD LEADER FURNISHING A THREE ROOM HOME FOR ONLY $298 For ths very small prce you can buy a complete three room outft consstng of a ten pece dnng room sute, a three pece lvng room sute, and three peces n the bedroom at a choce of many fnshes. FURNISHING A FOUR ROOM HOME FOR ONLY $398 You can have a very beautful home at the low prce of $ by choosng a specal outft here. It conssts of a three pece over-stuffed lvng room sute, a_ ten pece dnng room, and a four pece bedroom sute, n assorted fnshes and woods East Front Street PLAINFIELD, N. J. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE UUH.T, HUR'K WILL BUILD THEM THE CAP-STONE gvea the fnshng touch to a perfect monument. The capton must conform n every respect to the base and the body of the memoral. You wll fnd our monuments complete symphones n stone, expressve of every emoton. Planfeld Grante Works Rchmond and E. Fourth Sts. Phone 4367 Planfeld, N. J. CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND SCOURED Wndow Shade, Lnoleum., and Tel. 995 BraM Rods ' ; J. A. GREENE 06 ROSE STREET PLAINFIELD, N. J. YOU CAN DO WELL HERE UNCLE ABE 20 Watchung Ave., Planfeld Opposte Post Offce New Suts and many nducements n others that t wll pay you to see Cheapest Prces. THORP'S ANTIQUE SHOPPE n Wwt Freat «, Plalafle We Buy and Sell ANTIQUES B«t«bU>kF4 ISM TeUphon* 352S Bonne!! Motor Car Co. Dstrbutor for DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS 07 Unon Ave. Cranford, N. J. Telephone Cranford 668 tley mean the same thng! Four* Wheel Brakes That Heat and Cold Do Not Affect Buck mechancal 4 -Wheel Brakes functon properly and safely. They are desgned for wnter drvng as well as summer. Ther operaton s not altered by extremes o heat and cold. Buck s engneered to be mmune to temperature changes! UNION COUNTY BUICK COMPANY 43 North Avenue ELIZABETH Phone 277 Westfed, N. J RAHWAY ' WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL D I WE DO PRINTING NOTE HEADS LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS O Envelopes ; : Catalogues In fact everythng for commercal use. The "Leader" Press SO ELM STREET loicxo IOE3OE o I j

5 THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 ICE DELAYS JERSEY COMMUTERS HOURS Many commuters were delayed n gong to New York Frday mornng, and those who left on the 7.48 dd not reach ther offces untl nearly o'clock, whle those on later trans, after rdng back and forth on the rver, were fnally landed at 23rd street, and proceeded to ther luncheon places nstead of ther offces. The delay was caused by heavy ce fllng up the per slps. The followng statement was ssued by the C. R. R. of N. J. to ts passengers. There was comparatvely lttle or no delay u\> to and ncludng the ferryboat leavng Jersey Cty at 825 a. m., and no ndcaton that the heavy ce n the rver would materally mpede the servce. A sudden shft of the ce toward the New York shore and nto the Lberty Street slps resulted n an almost compact mass whch a ferryboat could not negotate. Three tugboats were dspatched as quckly as ths stuaton was dsclosed, to assst the ferryboats. Those who were on the ferryboats wtnessed the dffcultes whch rapdly became more aggravated wth other boats n smlar dffculty gettng n the way. In the mdst of ths, a young man was seeh overboard, endeavorng to make hs way across the ce. Ths requred an mmedate' cessaton of the operaton of the wheels of the ferryboats and tugboats untl he was matter of great weght was troublng Ms mnd. The sergeant on duty, sensng the depths of the problem, nqured nto the matter. Then the secret was out! Tom Lee, the Chnese laundryman had well, Charman; Kobert W. Harden, gven the doctor the wrong collar, Treasurer; to whom contrbutons and under no crcumstances would plaee ther orders on or before Feb-l at ed by these helpless chldren who should be sent, and Mss Murel Leo, gve back the orgnal. The ser-ruargeant, as was hs duty, sent Offcer ment mae today by State Forester One dollar and a quarter wll save tee are; LeRpy A, Mershon, Malcolm IB, accordng to an announce- requre so lttle for ther support. Secretary. Others on the Commt- Montross around to remedy the matter. of Conservaton and Development. save a chld for a month and Sxty Chas. W. Wrg-ht, Mrs. H. W. Roberts, C. P. Wlber, of the State Department a chld for a week. Fve dollars wll B. Butcher, Rev. Wm, W. Coe, Rev. Upon ntervewng the bland orental, the offcer was at as great a offcals that every New Jersey farm for a year. What a fne thng It Armstrong, Rev. E. J. Holder*, Mrs. It s pcted out by the Forestry dollars wll feed and clothe a chld Mrs. Edward A. Plumer, Mrs. Thomas loss as the doctor to procure the de-hasred results. Tom Lee merely gazed plantatons wll reclam these unpro- to adopt one of these lovable chlsall, Prof, M. E. Looms, Wm. M. some dle land and that forestry I would be for famles n Westfeld Chas. A. Phlhower, Ferrs E. P'ar- nto the abstract, and emtted a long ductve portons of the farm and putdren. It Would enrch and enlarge Bear, Henry G. Atwater, Mrs. Wm. J. strng of Chnese characters. As a them to work producng proftable the famly crcle by thus havng an Meyers, Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Rev. result the mystery s yet unsolved crops of trees. In order to assst unseen guest at the table three hundred and sxty-fve days throughout Smth, Howard C. Wck, W. Dean Wm. K. McKmey, Eev. Jos. A. and Dr. Thompson s stll possessor the comng year. Ssnford, Mrs. Bert C. Hallenbeck, of an absolutely useless collar. Ths Mrs. L. H. Rockwell, Charman of A. D. Murray, Rev. H. J. Watterson s an opportunty for amateur detectves. No prse wll be awarded for the Westfeld Commttee says, "Theand H. J. Brock, M. D. the correct soluton. COUNCILMEN SEE PLAINFIELD WELL Counclman E. S. l'\ Randolph, charman o Ihe water commttee for ths town; Counclman Charles H. Van Doren, charman of the fnance TREE SEEDLINGS MUST BE ORDERED NOW WESTFIELD TO HELP NEAR EAST SUNDAY In order to avod dsappontment (Contnued from Page.) all persons desrng forest tree seed- * lngs for plantng ths Sprng should large or small wll be deeply apprec- owners of New Jersey woodland n restorng these dle areas to proftable producton and to enable them to secure the best possble trees for plantng, seedlngs of the most desrable speces are furnshed through the State Forester at greatly reduced prces. COUNTY LETTER appeal of the Near East chldren s one n whch we are nl nterested. Sxty percent Of the orphans are under twelve years of age, chldren only are beng cared for. They are all beng taught useful trades to support themselves. Ther very lves ON AUTO PLATES I w '" ' >e Bn ex P>*e sa ' on "' Grattude to Amerca to whom they owe everythng. Let us by all means fnsh up Trenton, Jan. 29. State Motor Vehcle Commssoner Dll announced yesterday u new scheme for regsterng ears next year, whereby each ths job whch we have undertaken by seeng through these chldren who otherwse would be thrust out nto a strcken land to become poor lttle starvng beggars where there s altogether too much of that sort of ored by hs presence. All workers are urged to be out at ths meetng. The Westfeld Executve Commttee for Hear East Belef s composed of the followng: Mrs. h. H, Rock- commttee, and Alexander Har, town engneer, attended a specal pumpng test at a test well for Planleld on JeTerson avenue of that town. The members of the Westfeld Councl were present on the nvtaton of Mayor James MacMurray, Chaunccy G. Wllams, consult- county wll be gven a seral number or seral letter. Although Mr. Dll has not completed hs plan, he stated, thnff already." by way of llustraton, that to owners of automobles resdng n Atlaned to be present at a meetng ths All volunteer workers are requestng: engneer for Planfeld, and Alexander Vars, resdent engneer. The o'clock n the Congregatonal Parsh matches the materal n qualty that tc County would be gven plates wth OUR PLUMBING WORK Frday nght, February GLh, at eght the letter "A" precedng: the numerals; resdents of Bergen County rescued by the crew of a Jersey Central tugboat. Upon beng taken to test proved very successful ;md the House where fnal nstructons wll we use. That s why a poor job by would be gven plates wth the letter "B" precedng the numerals. the hosptal, t was found that he well, whch had been sunk 475 feet, be gven. Sumner R. Vnton of Ro-Uselle, a lecturer of promnence, wll for dong repar work a always at s Impossble. Our department was demented. suppled water at the rate of 400,000 Ths decson was reached by Mr. gve un llustrated lecture showng your servce. gallons a day. As soon as the dffcultes at Lberty Street were reported to Jersey Dll followng a conversaton wth somo of ha chocest pctures whch Modern Plumbng methods mean Governor Slzer, and s ntended to he took durng hs e^von months stay better health for your famly as well Cty, passengers were drected to the TO SPEAK IN SUMMIT elmnate the dffculty n readng or n the Near East. Thoso who heard as great comfort and convenence. determnng the numerals. It wll 23rd street ferry, where there was Mr. Vnton lecture beforo the Rotary When you want a Repar job done, but lttle dffculty, and notce was Herbert R. Welch, promnent realtor of ths town and a member of serve to reduce the number of num-cluerals, so that n some nstances Mr. graphc presentaton of ths subject. last Fall wll testfy to hs call on us. sent out along the lne to transfer to the Pennsylvana Ralroad at the state Board of Governors for the Dll sad there would be but four fg-mrures on some plates. latest whch has como from the re- Vnton's message s one of the JOHN L. MILLER Elzabeth so as to avod delay. New Jersey Realtors' Assocatons It was mpossble to use the Pennsylvana slps, ether at Jersey Cty wll gve a talk to the Summt Board Whte numerals on a Prnceton gon of the Near East and the Westfeld Commttee wll bo sgnally hon- Telephone Propect St. Warfatd, N. J. ths evenng on Board Organzaton. orange background s the color scheme H. C. McVoy, Presdent of the Westfeld board, wll also gve a talk on for 926. or New York, because the Jersey Central ferryboats are of greater Multple Lstng, The meetng of the Tn next meetng of the League wdth than those o[ the Pennsylvana. Blue Lantern Tearoom. ruary If, at the home of Mrs, F. E. Summt board wll be held n the of Women Voters wll be held Feb- By the use of tugboats n assstng Sturgs, 50J Uoulcvard. The speaker the ferryboats, and others n cuttng H s what one thnks about one's wll be Mrs. Thomas Rodgers, charman of socal hygene of the State and breakng up the ce n the slps, possessons, not what one possesses, normal servce was restored about that counts. League of Women Voters. noon. RATHERfA SEVERE WINTER for your Automoble, Don't worry when you can have the repars done here so Reasonably. Workmanshp Guaranteed MARINO Auto Radator and Metal Works, Inc. We m; l?e wtttout poety, malc sad ftrt; Wt nsay lve wthout cestcttee, utd Un wthout heart; We may lve wthout Ircadj we may lve wthout book; Bu cvl.cj mm cuuot lfe nlbo«l cookt. Central Ave., and 2nd Stratt, Planfeld, N. J. Phone Planfeld 833 Owe* MernGtk. Ntther can the enterprsng merchant lve wthout ADVERTISING Plact your order NOW for an ajvtrtuemtnt n ttm n<x( luttm of "The Westfeld Leader" THE STRANGE MYSTERY OF THE OTHER COLLAR Calm and peace prevaled n the Wostfeld Polce Staton last Saturday evenng. That a, all was calm untl Dr. Thompson of 439 West Broad street, came nto the staton house n a sadly ruffled state of mnd. That some gteat tragedy had happened to the doctor was evdent by the forlorn expresson hs face. Some HAVE A Mnneapols Automatc Temperature Regulator nstalled n your home It wll keep your home at any temperature desred nght and day, saves coal, adto your health and requres only one half mnute of your tme once a week. Atk Ut about "The Watchman of Your Heat" SOLD and INSTALLED by GEO. McINTYRE & SON 237 Elmer Street Tel. 49-W Westfeld Frday, Saturday and Monday, February 6th, 7th & 9th ROBERT APPLETON THE LINEN SHOP 2 Watchung Ave., Planfeld Dollar Day Thursday If Stormy Brng Ths Ad. Any Day Ths Week Store Open 8:3O A. M. to 6:3O P. M. Irsh Lnen Damask Napkns Your Choce 20 n., 2 n., 22 n. $. 9 8 one-half dozen Italan Hand Embrodered Towels $.OO each Heavy Turksh Bath Mats Blue, Gold, Pnk, 22 n. x 38 n. $.OO each Fne Lnen Madera Napkns $2.75 one-half dozen School and Offce Cotton Handkerchefs Hemsttched or Rolled Edges, whte and color, 20 for $.OO Men's Fne Woven Border Handkerchefs Fne Cotton, 8 for $.OO Lnen Hand Embrodered Handkerchefs Regular 45c, colors, 4 for Spl.OG Irsh Hand Embrodered Towels Regular $.59 al Lnen, $.2 5 each HIS event brngs the newest colors and weaves and pat- of 925 to prce levels so low there s no resstng Tterns them! Dozens of slks such as you hud planned for your sprng and summer wardrobe are here, prced, each and every one, at nn mportant s;vn». And although the sale wll he announced n the Newark papers us begnnng Tuesday, February 0th, we have arranged for you who lve n the suburbs three days of courtesy February 6th. 7t and 9t!\. BAMBERGER &. CO. "One of Amerca's Qreat Stores" "Newark, N. /.

6 I'M* Sx THE WESTFIELD LEI FEBRUARY 4, 925 m ret?ieu LEMR AT WBSTW&LB, SEW JEMBV HB WB/STFIELD LMBBB frim'ls AM INDEPE.VBEST KBWSJMJPE* WI PAPER for <fc* TOWN Or WESTFIEMJ BOROUGH OP MOUKTAIsrSIB IIOBOIGH OF OABHflOB (Alternate Tear«) and llffta! Otjcu ol I»l>ruveBent of hs predecessors. It s, f every ctzen of Westfeld doubtful f many men n publc I could be counted on to co-operfe possess fner knowledge of j ate wth the polce, and to mrtthe value of words and use.fy them of any people who them wth more dscreton. ; aroused hs susnrcon.-'. he Tlere were some captous'would ureaty facltate the persons who tred to fnd fault'cause of justce and many robwth the Presdent because he; bures and defacements would dsplayed a certan amount of; be avoded. curosty about the trousers The polce department. show- that a group of Prnceton stu-: e d ts effcency n the case of (dents wore when they vsted,'ths robbery, as t has on many hm. Read carefully all that; other occasons, but the que.s- (hus been relably publshed,tjon of tme n an affar of ths j about that ntervew and one: knd s vtal, and any that can sees the father of a growng' ],v saved by co-operaton of son manfestng an ntmate; resdents s worth a great de;l and affectonate nterest n a; to the communty n geneal. Entered at the Toal Offce at Wescflald, N. J., as Sacond CI&w Matter. tfroup of students who are; m K» tt about the same age as the Pres- VVf. atju.,., ;<)nd to s durng dent's only.survvng son. t ^ e j )as t Advertsng Rates Furnshed Upon Applcatons. And f we wll look a lttle: Keep the month were Tfl.l.ml deeper we wll dscover another sdewalks Clean a b n o r mal Bdttorlal Dept. evdence of that quet humor and t was Busness Offce 407 lot) Prntng Dept. that jfets to suruface now and: not an easy matter for resthen n the uttoranceh of the,,jents lo keep the sdewalks rokfigh ADVCRTISIKG HEPBtSENMTIVES Presdent. Yes, Calvn Coo-; clean n the resdental sectons HEH luut SflCH6O»Hnop NEISSP4FEIB, Int. H«ropK - CHICCO ldge s human and every, of t )e town. Rut because t! Amercan ought to be thankful; Was dffcult dd not lessen for that. the least the oblgaton to keep Wednesday, February 4, 925 te Kt. Rs them cleared of snow and ce. gn!_«!imi. nfm.w..' There s encouragement for! A great many people are perevery resdent jsstently careless n that respect....'.*!!'..!'""_!!.-'_l- Every school electon s m- of the best remedes! faults s a jrood szed portant be- Hopefor of thecommut-jand one An Important cause all that jg et ter Transt ng zone n a'for such School Electon affects thej measure that; fne. welfare o fj, va s ntroduced durng the Mor- There were some place n thej the publc school system plays rly n \ g M sesson of the New town where the roadway was a part n the home lfe of thejj erst! y Legslature. It may bo muc, >saf er f or pedestrans communty. A great many cosdered the frst defnte; than tho sdewalks and that! school electons are farccal and Klop j n the way to lnk ths zone:, s j 0WH w ] n,. m) j, e,, Hle, y an a small percentage of the tax- mor(, completely and c.onven- <,fyj c j(, n t, man n publc offce. payers partcpate n them butjj ur tjy wth the fnancal and The man who fals to clear the the mnute anythng goes awrj [commercal dstrcts of Man- sdewalk n front of hs propn the schools crtcsm s notjhauon and t s expected that; er t v j s Hkoly to be ndfferent be voted on and the vote (completud n less lhan fve should understand clearly ho* yenra al]( there lmy be de]ays WITH BANQUET FEB. 4 0f s~^ Gbmfoft W N urn have ltrn out doors all day rmthn;; I'rcsh ar and pnng new strength. vjy l In-- your pp ;l ngh hy shvpny n a slulty IvJroDn: AnJ t' vmr work kecp> you ndoors durng ll" dav, <n ym have greater mcl for a sleepng porch. Slvp oc' or twce on :' comfortahle porch fke tn- one lnr.sn lur and yon wll want In >lt-'t-"p out doors llc whole year 'lound. WtUx'-. cold snowy nght - wll Iv as ',scn;lk as summer's moonlt skes. We can clp you add a av.y U-pnn porch lo your >KI lomr wll) llllc trouble, or rn rn^-. Connn and lalk l "\vr porch the sud-.cf 'I'ln- oont v<", l.-v- ::.{. ' ;-;; M! njtr.'' ul ol l bc;;nj. TUTTLE BROS PHONE 4Q WESTFIELD, N.J. "Slunlf materals for sturdy constructon MASON 5 ENTERTAIN DeWOLAY AT DINNER confned to those who hav wu expedte the constructon; n hs publc'dealngs.generally taken the trouble to attend the; of addtonal tubes and subway' an(j., blockaded sdewalk s a Frday, Jm. 30th, the Do Molny publc meetngs. j lnlcs through whch travel by, menace to one's neghbors. wore (f'vc»» dnner at the Traffc A sum of money that s lke- f errv aru j roundabout lnes flub»f ;4ew York at the Waldorf ly to have consderable nlu- j muv' )e olmnated. : j Astoru b,' the Masons of Westfeld, ence on the local tax rate a j lt s not ]Ike]y that the coll. TO HONOR EX-MAYOR [after whch they wore guests of the one of the matters that mus< j 8trucUon contemplated can be chapter of Rutherford at J where tny wtnessed ntatory and the Grand Lodge looms n New York that money s to be expended " the degree wo'k put on by that chapter. n tho acqurement of a rght, evo«n K of Saturday, Feb- The Do Ilolay from Wostfeld ncluded Julan Page, George Thayer, The best way to fnd that out of way that wll delay cons to be present at the meetng [HUB UVVH Wll IlUUU LlU jiuob JXIUy UL'f Howard Slvester, Arthur Thomson, and ask such questons as yo Htructon for a longer perod, JMerton». Uttlefeld, wth a banquet George Blackmal, Holman Wcsterberg, Hoburt Duell, Emmet Doyle, may feel wll brng about a but t s a decded step forward at the Echo Ixko Country Club. Mr. clearer understandng for yourself and for others. has grown more serous asj nouncement to ths effect on Monday, Anderson, Sterlng Oldford, Herbert n the soluton of a problem I Koswel S ' Nchols. charman of the Herman v.hfold, "Walter Tavorner,. j vuu'luo commttee, v;uutcl-f made lllltuv an tll Ml- an* George Br y, Morgan Pearsall, James Three members of the board the populaton Of ths secton Of ji Accordng to hs statement there wll are to be elected and there s New Jersey has ncreased. It' Vance, Paul Crckenbergcr, t "' " speaker of the evenng, m Snydor, Js ck Bartlett, John Albert Lucas, no offce n the communty that s evdent that there wll be out Mayor, and a number of the Judson Mo hcr, and Fred Blaekmun. carres wth t greater responsblty. It s extremely unfort- lef nnd the sooner t s brought] t] promnent The Mason members ncluded Mr, ctzens wll'b'e'*cn*lled*upon Adams, Pesdett of the Masonc about the better t wll be for to make bref talks, however. Club of Wcstfleld, Ralph Chlds, Mass Lodge, Mr. Lucas, Mr. every resdent n ths part of' Mr. Nchols wll be toastmnster nt ter of Atl unate that at tmes some mem New Jersey. the banquet and from nnety-fve to I'ollard, Mr Johnson, of the Advsory bers of the board have consd-! one hundred and twenty-flve places j Hoard as vlcll as Mr. Charles Plumrdge "Dad of Sr Galahad. Enough end that body a self perpetu L It s probable that the frst; have been planned on. Mr. Nchols ep w] p wll be for the beneft of stated that the dnner hnd been plane northern ter of countes. f '"' qutc sonle tme «but tnat Masons turned out to enable each Do atng one and have assumed ( "'" Molay to le separately chaperoned the prvlege of namng the where cnndtnrr nvo hnhlt/ In' HCBS n the mayor's fumly hud pro- and the bo enjoyed nn unusually tcket that the voters must pass wnuc condtons me badly n te( ts prevous fulfllment. The f me dnner, The De Molny work upon. It s about tme that fterwards wns especally need ol mprovement, but t s,people of Weatfeld, Mr. Nchols wtnessed a ths practce was stopped ef j reasonable to assume that statc 'd> re apprecatve of what I mpressve, the lodge room oontanfron many other fectually. Unon, Somerset and Mddle-' Mayor Lttle» old nft5 ( '» ne f «r thenjr docgn :.«. -,. -, r l wn, and are desrous of expressng) chapters. The guests were enter- The best wv to rummv,nv '. 0Untu ;' s wl " look out ^ths to the greatest degree possble.! tantul wlh or S,,n and voln selec- ton.... " The commttee n charge s mndo; ntoeswaj locncdj «ny-; ther own nterests n ' thng tha you may feel s not c, tloll that s taken by the Legs-: up of Mr. Nchols, Samuel Armstrong! Thursday, Feb. 5th,.Sr Galahad I lature. There s not much re-' K - K - Mm'y, Jr.,, Lloyd y Thompson, p, wll play ( Lncoln" chapter p of just rght n the way Westfeld's schools have been hand-; l(;f () bt, oxpecled hy (Hayes. Invtatons were maled Mon- Ths promse s to be a very t'ool game led s to <> to that meetng and' commu- I Robert VV. Harden, and George E. Unhway at the Hgh School Gym., terk throujjh the proposed., ay, Tlu, nuscal program wll be {and those vho turn out wll be re- urge your frends and neghbors to go wth you. Sa pa pa Bare ndeed s the week that brdges that wll lnk Staler] Is-' presented under the drecton of; warded by dnnemp; whch wll follow ' l.'llld and New Jersey for there! ""rold P. Welch and Charles II. I tho game, he De Molay Orchestra :,. ^.,.. (nhnlrch. wll furnsh the musc. s certan to be congeston n docs not brng oub every lne that lnks Sfalen Island wth Manhattan and tho Why We some addtonal] thousands from New Jersey OBITUARY TOWN BUYS TRACTOR RAHWAY MAY FOLLOW J. ARTHUR KIRKENDALL.. Arthur Krkcndal! ded ths LkeCa! reason why the.must be taken care of n some mornng nt hs home on Emerson The Tow Amercan peoplol j other way. y g n place after n short llness of pneumona. aturday, to be used n nf Westfeld bought a j tr:tetor lun have shown tlor wsdom j Every cvc organzaton electng Calvn Cooldge. There ths secton ought to get busy I clcnrnfr sno\ from the.streets of tho Mr. Krkcmlfll was horn Feb. 2!5, s accumulatng evdence that and push plans for modern ' town. Tlc ractor was bought from! ISfl at Phllpsburg, N. J., mul for the Westfel.Motor Sales Company he., s, ntensely,. human and pro ; transt constructon that wll (.!bo greater port of hs lfe resded bv Counch n 0. S. F. Randolph vded wth an nexhaustble, elmnate delays at ferres and I" nn >' 0Illlf '. N - J-. eomn K to West-;.,;, lnem,, er of the roads commttee, j fund of common sense. There'! save tme and SI.U four ycav.s a^n. Vor over -0 s from Manto ho bua- ally known as one of the b^ Knlroad; purpof.es tl; merely clearng snow The cost of the tractor was $,40 j years Mr. Krlendall has leen nnton-l s somethng decdedly -whole-some as well as substantal 'new centers. mvn (>f tle country. le j'tnrled rs from De tl rofrlfnrcs. Gradng! hatt.au termnals and t can e used for many other I about the hretkfasn dal have! a n emal,.sunn became an engneer,! am.''t'r.''^ roads and streets, plo\',-! become an mportant luh'lor anl up td the tme of hs death was; Due to nquck act on of nj; sewer b d?, and provdng ttar all come under Us general route foreman for the Cen- at the Whte House. tomu-y p<'w a ctzen of thef7-;l Klroacl nf New.Torsey. Ho was! At tho frst planet: one does Co-operate low last week,» member of the Brotherhood of Loeonuve T'jtju'ers, and jreneral' I'l. It". Crwe, presdent of the not dscover tre qualty ; Wth Polce who roporlod to sauswre nnd buekwhoat cuke. ch.'tnn.n on Ihe eomnttee for othlol-e headdlar- teen years, j Hraton of e machne to the mem- j -Motor.Sales Company f^ave ; demon-; wlh maple ayrnp th.nl nspres ters the actons of ;' Durng tho war ho resgned bs bers of the rpadt commttee on Fr- slnn wth the Central K. I. andday afternoo The demonstraton! took placo olcnox nvt'ue, tlon.son. conversaton nnd t, s possble j motor car n hs neghborhood, that the Presdent makes use j* -ho polce department was able of Hnt condton to do mout of '<' 'uvuc and capture I wo men the talkng whle the process'wth lont prson records, and uf Jgeston s jyonk on among! return a,(;roat deal of valuable those who have ndulged freely] jewelry to fk owners. u! street, Far Acres [ tanlcy oval. All of : (ho Pafcty Secton, He was a mem-ber nf (he Frst ;*I.TC.Church n those btrects vere shortly cleared of avenue, and town, whle n Tlayonno le was a! Mum- nnd wl ere tho men wlo had; member of the Hewn Pont M. K. I I'leanod them ol n prevous storms) Clmroh, treasurer of the church, nnd! had left hu-e these were also n delcaces rarely so well pro- J IT (hs man had not taken the later presdent of the board of trus-! 'nclly clean l avvny. All of tho j pared as they are n the Whte trouble to nvcsljsalc, much tees. He wa» also n member of *ho nbol ' c work ^ as done between 2.SO ', ktchen. I valuable tme would have been Rayonne Lodcc of P. & A. M. No. I li( 5 f c]ock At 8 o'clock Btondny; :>'.). Ho wns n member of New Jer- mornl K Uu ' ractor wns np>an put; Tho qutt mont knows man from Vcr-jost, ] <- jewelry mjrht. lleverl scy Consstory and also the Mystc to w< "' k - Uls lmo by the town. I how to handle have been recovered, and the! Shrne. As soon as he word that Westfeld j np nnd durng hs admnhtra- men been free to commt other Servces wll be held at Frst t. E. had boujrht a tractor wns heard, Rnh- <on le has made less nose but Church at 2.5 Saturday afternoon. way offcals called up Mr. Randolph crmes. Interment wll be n tho Groonvlla to nqure ntc ts success. On Monday mornng: n number of accomplshed more than most Chef Roaeerans stated that cemetery, Jersey Cty. Bahway offcals came to Westfeld to see the tractor wth ther own eyes. They went back to ther own town full of t:lu< possbltes of such a machne. It s thought that they wll also buy one n the very near future. Cran' ford and a number of the other neghborng towns are also consderng the project, t was learned. we rnve THE- WORN Brng the worn commutators here. We turn them down properly, undercut correc- y a n d materally lengthen the generator's lfe by A-l workmanshp plus thorough care. Modern equpment real servce. To Ihe Newcoxper We v/elcome you lo Wotfcld and ask that you wll call on us for nformaton on all matters pertanng to the town. Our telephone a 407. Bargans Galore IN OtIK Clearance Sale AND ON DollarDay Feb'y 5 th ^ A Bookstore Dealer Sad: "A long lfe compels me to say that t s out of the queston for a poor man to become a rch man unless he banks money. Success s the Dvdend a Bank Account pays ts owner. Wthout t a man postvely gets nowhere and ths s true, whether t s a folo of a man sx feet n hs boots, or a duodecmo three feet n the cradle." Success s the Dvdend a Bank Account wll pay you. THE NATIONAL BANK OF WESTFIELD BANK IN WESTFIELD Ask Those Who Know the "Real Keller Servce' WEAR A SHIRT A DAY AND YOU CALL IT "DIRTY." WEAR A SUIT FOR A MONTH WELL, DON'T YOU THINK IT'S ENTITLED TO A CLEANING? 'PHONE 00 AND WE WILL CALL. WESTFIELD DELIVERIES HBS.G.O, KELLER Inc. Dry Geanng Dyeng Rug Cleanng AT 25 PARK AVENUE Establshed 894 'Phone 00 PLANFIELD, N. J. The Orgnal Keller Establshment on should come and save! February 9th and 0th TWO DAY SALE All Styles and Leathers Hnj, Shoes. Oxfords anl Pumps Tou Save: $.00 on every par of Cantlevers nt $0.00 or less $.60 on every par of Cantlevers above. $0.00 VAN ARSDALE'S 27 EAST FRONT STKRET I'l.AlNFIELD, NEW JERSEY 5J Vc an

7 THE WESrrELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 985 Page Se-ve<a! 3 3 a In The Greatest Gft whch you can bestow s wse provson for your famly's future. Make your Wll NOW, puttng your wshes for your famly's welfare nto the tangble form of drectons to ths bank as executor. Peoples Bank & Trust Company of WESTFIELD The RIALTO BARBER SHOP Announces the Openng of a DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES The new addton to our servce s under the drecton of MRS. CAROLINE LUBECK The completely apponted booth s especally desgned for the care and comfort of our lady patrons Mancure Facal Massage Dyeng Scalp Treatment Bleachng Clppng Sngeng Tel. T8-W VINCENT LUCCHESl, Prop. BORROWING MONEY ON REAL ESTATE Is an easy matter f you start rght. Frst go to an organsaton whose busness t s to make mortgage loans. Second go where you wll be receved cordally, your applcaton acted on promptly and effcently, and the cost stated n advance. We have such an organzaton here. It s the largest n the state, wth unlmted funds to loan on mproved property. Our Applcaton Department nvtes you to get acquanted. They wll be glad to advse you wthovlt charge. Fdelty Unon Ttle & Mortgage Guaranty Co. 755 Broad St. and 9 Bank Sr., Newark, H. J. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF A dance wll be held at Echo Lake j Court frovdeu, Indcpvknt Or- Country Club nt'nt Saurday evcug. U'HT of l'nrtsu-rs, wll havr a "^ct- Mr. and M-^. John Hnel have t asqunnh'tl" meetng at Masonc Halt, \ moved nto ther new hune on lrch I'ebruary 22. j avenue. Wllam Gerns and Wllam Mller! Arthur Krkendall of Emerson of Lehgh Unversty spen ther md- j place s serously ll wth pneumona wnter vacaton as the guests of Paul j ut hs home. Anderson of St. Marks avenue. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mss Carolne Hradlehl,.Mss John Frday, of 42 West Broad street, Frday mornng. A meetng of the offcal board of France* Jennngs and Mss Jean Moody have eueed he MuHcUr NomuU School, the Frst Methodst Church wll be held ths evenng at 9 o'clock. Mrs. J. E. Wrght of 204 Ross place s gong to Belhrew, Florda, The Lades' Sewng Socety of the Presbyteran Church wll celebrate ther 98th annversary on February th, at 3 o'clock. A hstorcal for the remanng "Wnter months. sketch wll be gven. The executve commttee ol the j Central Councl, Jr. O. V. A. M. Boy Seouts Dad Assocaton wll meet! «'H nstall offcers for 925 at the) n the Mayor's offce tomorrow eve- Arcanum Hall on Frday evenng, j Counclor George Blackmal has s- mng. sued nvtatons to neghborng councls, The Woman's (mlt! uf St. Paul's Church wll hold a Valentno te: n Henry Burch, 22 years, of 5 Ful-j the Parsh House, Tuesday, February Id. J,, Q. U. Johnson, Y years, of 50 Rpleyj ton street, Woodbrdge, and Laura Mss Murel Rch, of ' place, Westfeld, both colored, were street, graduated from the New Jert sey Stute Normal School at Mnnt- gustus S. Nash. marred Saturday by Recorder Au- clar last week. Word has been receved from [ 5 Motorcycle Offcer Ernest H. Long j Gl. ellvlle Mcllon {rom New Or call9 and famly moved on Monday from sut ng that he a havng a very rest- Mountansde to an apartment on ful vncatj on alld that ho wshes to be! East Broad st-eet. remembered to all the members of The deputy collector wll be at the the Westfcld Rotary Club, Town Hall March 2nd to 6th nclus- Tho Westfeld Charter II. A. It. ve from 9 u. tn. to 6 p. m. to assst j w) hold 0 Bl.- U \ eg p arly> Tuesday taxpayers wth ther ncome tax j l, venv g February 0th, at 8.5 forma, j o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Wm. J. Robert L. DeCamp wns pleasantly j jyr ey(, rs( 47 p rospec t street. Should surprsed when he wns tendered a ully one eare to jon the party, tckets Bachelor Dnner Party st the homo may be hnd by emt[g Mr8p c, v_ of Wllam Frederck on Saturday j stenhnrt or Mrs. P. S. Slater, evenng. ; Tt lcf movng pctures of a bg West l), Sarah Rmhnck wll speak nt c!o(lst ] 0B gj ne m d shngle operaton fe monthly meetng of the McKn- together wth an explanatory leetnro ley I*;rent-Teachers' Assocaton ths by Arthur E. Lane, lve wre lumber afternoon on "The Mother and Her wholesaler, whch was gven at Tut- Chldrv.". te Bros., recently wll le rcpettetl James W. Lent, astudent o Rut- early n ths month nt tho Hgh gers College, a vstng tho home of School. The defnte date wll "bo hs parents on Edgewood avenue fol- j announced later, the completng of hs mdyear A Valentne Tea wll be ^ven Feb. examnatons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Hums, of 0th, nt 3 o'clock n St. Paul's Parsh House under the auspces of the Soncrvllc, have announced the arrval Woman's Guld. Mrs, Morrson s of a son, Koljcrt Clfton, on Jan-plannng a delghtful entertanment uary 20. Mrs. lmns was formerly for the afternoon and refreshments Mss np.l M. ShrreTs. wll he served. Every woman In tho parsh s urged to make tho affar n Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sdney Kocchlen, of I.awcncu avenue, have an- success by comns and brngng her nounced the marrage of ther daufrlter, Else Florence, to Mr. Wllam frends. The regular meettk of He Mountansde P. T. A. wll he held Wednesday afternoon, February th, at Kahlc Graham, nf Kast Kadford, Va., on January. Mayor Beard, the Town and members uf the Hoard catu, wll he entertaned by the jrolary Club at ts annual cvc luncheon at the WcMfcld Hotel m Lncoln's lrthday. Lawrence Powers held llc lucky number at the meetng of the 've j Hundred Clnl. held at the home of Mrs. John \Y. James on GHUIKH land I street, Thursday nght. The prze; I w;s a bnmhr lamp.! The Itummage Sale scheduled by j the Eastern Star to have been held j last Saturday has been postponed nj defntely on accoun tof the weather. I Those havng artcles for ths sale, ' are requested by the chapter to hold them for thg sale. 3 o'clock n the. school audtorum. Councl, Mrs. T. B. Scott, of Summt, wll be of Kdu-jtho speaker of the afternoon and wll have as her Eubjject "Founders Day." Other numbers approprate to Lncoln's Brthday wll be jrven. A large nttondaneo s requested. SHADY REST AFFAIRS TO BE ARBITRATED Two Presdents Too Much' So Club Wll Have a New Electon Tho tangle at the Shady Best Golf Club, whch resulted when two sets I of offcers, emergng: from a recent The Hgh School P. T. A. wll meet, ejecton, tred to run the entblsh- j Wednesday afternoon, February th, meat, a to be arbtrated. Vcu j n the hjrh school, and wll be n j Chancellor Foster of Newark hasj the form of a patrotc meetng. Then;: named Caswcll Hene offcal arbrter j wll be a speaker and tea wll be j t 0 determne whether the New York served n the lbrary. All members facton or the New Jersey one s j ; and frends are nvted. really n power. Tho two presdents ' I\ J. Wndfeldt recently purchased of tho club are Henry Clay Parker,!, some property on Central avenue, a real estate broker of Hnrlern, and \ The property >» that of Frank Ml- George F. Bates, Grand Secretary of lev adjonng thut of Judson Mller, j t ne >}cpro Klks, of Newark. Kach! ; It s understood that ths purchase ;), a3 served a term, exclusve of hs j j wll, be used as a future busness present ncumbency. ; ] homo for Mr. Wndfeldt. j The row started on the nfrht of : ] Dr. M..la^- has upened a, tho electon, nnd h the result of Inek SCHOOL ELECTION TO Plans, recevng a revenue of, somo ; tlt- n I offce n Garwnod. Snce there of nkrecment»g to parlamentary J $4,000 wthout causng uny ncrease! w; ; BE ON FEBRUARY 0 n the [own t s nm- procedure. Mr. Hates, who s back-[ n the number of teachers. If these j welcome event. ''''''^" le New Jersey members, want-! pupls were precluded from enterng] Sn dlaton fru lu'n.l (Contnued from Pago ) the schools t would necesstate nnj waa nunercally stronger. The ad-; hf :lal: as v.-sncrease of approxmately nne ponts; herents of Mr. I'arktr, own a ltrp;e. dusts off to such an extent that n the tax rate." VJunlal Surgeon wth tn' Vant Clnc nnd Bdh'vne ospal block of shares;, and when the Hates floors, desks and seats n the classrooms and audtorums arc covered[elect three trustees for the term of..' Mr. PurUer ruled the procedure, llo- The voter;; wll flso he asked to oh«rts clamed «vctory by nowts,,«m, w York- (,'y, am! ;!-.o atl'/d wth a fne powderng of lme after three yours. Allen C. Cnrttnr, George j j ( n- \<-,[ a-; nstructor at tlt: Col- " snl and nsttuted nothcr flecton,, every two or three days. Experence.f Uutal and Oral Sn-gory. C. Lucas nnd Arthur B. Church werej at whch each nn'mbcr's votng; has shown us that by pantnf? the selected by tho ctzens' commttee aaj >r_ Jut'cnd'.rf s a ("olumuu Usvv-tv nn, u mvnhrr >.M tn: vh^ ltront'll lcpendel on the number of wlls nnd cclnga wth n frst coat of canddates, but Mrs. Taylor s also j slnres he owned. At thn eleeton hcj preservatve and a second coat of a enndlnle for re-electon. Mrs.; ot UUJ, ;ud whle at clche ]c prr- >n(.7_.ol vctorous, but Mr. Kates; color, ths defect enn be cured. Snce Taylor n from the frst ward, Mr. tcp'ufd n ; gor.d many ar tvlcy, was not convnced of htt defeat", ard j send hgh Belool pupls to tho nearest Oarttor from the second, Mr. Luca!4j Urnr; tn: war he was a nntnlcr of le contnued n <>! school, the muncpalty to pay a from the thrd and.mr. Church from; the Colnnhn Unversty War Ho:;-] "Wth the atrars much n tho state ' proper tuton therefor. Tnder ths the thrd. n"' of Kone n (le system there can be absorbed np- members turned t " Vce Chancellor Mr. Wck sad that Mrs. Taylor lms : The Foster, who str'tr '-lfd a now elec- j ttn. Mr. Ileno was apponted to' ths school wll not be pad for by SCTVed very satsfactorly In r onoj Wt,-tfeld the retrng of bonds for over 5 ( orm an, j' mt tj le J 5ljm.j j s K l a d to.held at years to conc, t would seem neees-j recommend her for re-electon. In;,..,.,,,,;,,. anry to mantan t n as pood eon-j (],,, ; : ctcftnn of tuntne, the. m.-mlwrv.,,, ;,,, dton as possble. I of (hs Board recotnncnd that the,.:,;,,, "It a also truo that the Washup;- j voters not lose stht of the dervabl- ',..,.',.,'."' ton school campus requres attenton t,, of havnc each wnrd nletjuntely to preserve the trees nnd make n' represented. >. A (Jen. [lospr,! No..) <:nteentl annual bull o th'- p l-'re ^eku'tment wll tx 'r?: Head<)n.rtvTS Frday eurnary 20. ''lu- conmt- safe play sromul. Lnpt year the,. Thc j k a,. d dcsrc!. lh,, t,.,,,,,,.,]. Board receved a substanta amount j ot an), t)u> 6ev(, nll Hcnu, of Ul(, ])U(. of free fll the amount and qualty j Ret should be fully understood by of whch dd not meet expectatons,, every ctzen," Mr. Wck sad, "am so that t has become necessary to, my (>f (]l0 truhtcq! v, m ljb (rfa( t0 CTndumly complete ths work at as furnsh any nformaton over the telephone or otherwse to those who de- ren?onab!e n prce as "There las hern some crtcsm of ro t." tho Board's takng outsde studentn nto our schools, duo to tho present Kb Wrght rov.'an. of l^rtrney I'arl;,!rvm;l..a "I! Ilml-oa, a llctd lecturer on ercnl. vents wll s;vll,- lr.-t of a H-r' :, of thrtc lecture:. m Ctrr'Tt lst or y. Hss llowtnan s n ;rcat dcttad among Woman'? The lnw pro- An open compettve U. S. Cvl Chte -.vm often guts back from year Servce examnaton for the poston I to year lecturng u" current events. of Clerk-Carrer wll bo held at the Westfleld post offca on Saturday, Fen- j As usual, the publc nv ted on ruory 7, begnnng nt 0 o'clock a.ro.!payment o small fee. I'rnwded condton. vdes, however, th-t where n muncpalty has no hgh school, they may uroxmately one hundred pupls from Mountansde, Fanwood and Scotch la-an; Harohl Royland, stc- (.crf;'.' W'rlh. trea.surcr; lnrl;.-, I.cRoy Mnn. -jrl..-nd,.ich U'lalfn, IK-nry an -uf Clarle:; I'relt.. 'Mr mv.t ctlat; uf tn-, Wuman's t'h. vll > In d on l'-fbruary nnth. mltu n lhoron;h nvestgton. Mr., Hate- darpj:-; Mr. I'rl:rr wth try-; >M(r to run tlnp whle Mr. Parker j (arc's Mr. Hates and hs facton] wth jedusy and ngrattude. "When j we became, nt<rc:-t( «a the Shndy I Itv-t, CJolf eluh, they were nbout tot f ove.clow! on a nmrlnako and thngs j ^v^rt: n 5; bad ; ; h(k', svnd we ctme to the resent," Mr. 'avker \s quoted as havnt; complaned. No tlate hna been Hot for the n'.w plceton. DR. PR. O Water T. CHESTER D. LOSEE MARY HLLE LOSEE teopnthc Ply» cata Co. Bltlg., Honr«by A p t>ln Wetfeld n B<I Valentnes Cvpd never dd as well us ths year n producng those quant, unque, artstc and cunnng concets whch are called valentnes. And us Valentne Day s almost here, there s no tme to be lost n makng your selecton. You may as well come here where you have all the new deas to choose from..prces 2c. to 50c. each. Valentne Outfts Just the lttle seta that tho kddes lke. All the necessary materals to make ther own valentnes. Many styles to choose from. Make your selecton early. Prces 2Be., 35c. md 50c. set.,r^\, & Sant Valentne would have loved to come nto our unque shop of dstnctve noveltes and foutd just what ho thought would lavo pleased hs sweetheart. Why not play St. Valentne to your Mother, Hster or Sweetheart nd please thorn wth n dstnctve gft? We have just the thng! WILLIAM C. FARR Km St., ofp. Post Offce Westfeld New Jersey YOU CAN'T HAVE THE KEY TO OUR CELLAR. / Indeed t IK a rnurry tunu, A collar full of fuel; Unless you order very soon You'll fnd the Wnter cruel. " I * HE key to your cellar wll be (lu key to your coldweatler comfort f you fll your bn wth Koal of Karactcr. Qualty coal means more heat for your money. Bnnlt your fre at nght wth Pen Coal. TUTTLE Phone 492 BROS. Weatfeld "Strnly materals foe sturdy constructon." 'IUZES GIFTS FABRICS NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS All advertucmcrtta lo nsure nserton munt be n lle "Lender ' offce by 2 NOON TUESDAYS, Cent-o-Word a<!» by 8:30 A. M. d ENTERPRISE COFFEE Fresh Groceres "A good dnner makes the whole world grn" or words to that effect oneo sad an ancent suge- nnd ha knew what he was talkng ahout. Good dnners nre mpossble wthout fresh, wholesome groceres and food stuffs the knd you wll fnd here. Rght now you wll fnd these appetzng morsels most Bensonable nnd "welcome" on your table. WINDFELDT COMBINATION MARKET Everythng for the Table 20 E. Broad St. Tel. 402 Westfeld ENTERPRISE COFFEE GRAY" Funeral Drectors 2S3 East Broad Street Westfeld, N. J. TEL, WESTFIELD 43 FUNERAL DESIGNS CUT TELEPHONE S. B. McEWEN Florst FLOWERS IN A LARGE VARIETY ALSO POTTED PLANTS Prce* Rea$anabl$ Grove Street, WESTFIELD, N. J. WEDDING BOUQUETS WE DELIVER.Property wll boom thsjpmng MAKE YOUR LISTINGS EARLY Consult Walter J. Lee Jr. Concernng all Westfeld Propertes -;, :«. 50 Elm Street L < ^ ^ I THE COLONIAL POST BED ROOM SUITE 4 pece Sute $38.00 TWIN BEDS Wndsor Ilrn'e and Sack Buck I Kack Hack llo'lcer, rat'c Hnck Pont.!! d Mahop/.ed,",-() <l-(! I'd! t Ued nzed Han't^ Mrror Tolet Mrror nnd.stand or n'.mahogany,,. ny ' ', Drawer Chest Ml)(;ay Fnsh Dresser Ze WESTFIELD t <3t. & OPEN EVENINGS $.00 $2.40 $28.00 JH2.00 $.00 $0.00 $32.00 $24.00 $50.00

8 Page Egrt THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 ABOUT TOWN WITH SALLY Whte perusng the February nnm- On Monday afternoon Mss Mar-' t(, e Clerc of the Unted States Dsbt-r af Scrbncr'K our eye was caught garet Faulkner entertaned at brdge, trct Court at Trenton, New Jersey, hy the famlar word "Wc-stSWd" and and on Tuesday evenng Mss lar- j n fl su jt brought to enjon the Board nyoetgstob revealed the fol- rot Armstrong entertaned (well, all of Publc Utlty Commsson of New TELEPHONE CO. FIGHTS mmedate prelmnary njuncton to be enforced, pendng the tral and LOW RATE DECISION determnaton of the sut. The applcaton for cueh prelmnary In- The New York Telephone Cum-j juncton was presented to Judge I pany has fled papers In the offce of Ralph Eellstab who pursuant to the Federal practce n such cases wll call to hs assstance n hearng the moton, two other Federal Judges. Argument of the moton has been-tst hvng: "Yesterday I receved a poet- our suggestons were gnored and we Jersey from enforcng the order made j tentatvely for February Ifth, n <a.rd afrnrong me that fve enthus- are forced to say t) the Tuesday by tnat B oar a on Pecember Slst last, Trenton. astc Amercan plgrms bad joned evenng brdge club. It mght also wnch requres the Telephone Com-j The Telephone Company s repre Phelps of Yale has proudly fathered, And _ ow _ omeg thc fatal Bubj - ect a -rf confscate the Company's propm.l ths quotaton s taker, from hs "departures or the south," but as erty, and would afford the Company _ j N ep F r T QCAL "Ab Lke It." The requrement for re6trant a a vjrtue we snall ncn] an unreasonably low and nadequate '", ' " pv7-u A _._-_. membershp s a vst to the grave state lhc f t thfl(. we enyy Mr_ and r_ thrn upon the property devoted to TELEPHONE EXCHANGE of E.'canora Pnse, Mr charleg E(ldy and Mss Edth the publc use. It further alleges Eddy who leave for Orlando, Florda that the Board's requrement as to Boy Scout Troop No., of ths But Westfleld's fame s not con- to-day. I the treatment cj the Company's de-jtown, under the drecton of Scoutfned to Scrbner's for recently we' jprecaton expense account also con- master Sawyer, s plannng a tour found a wrapper on s newly pur-! So many favorable comments have fscates the property and s an llegal j through the local telephone exchange chfsed box of face powder and the been made on the letter whch was drecton beyond the power and au-next Thursday evenng. Mr. Sawwranner eontaned a quotaton from publshed n ths column last week thorty of the Board, and s also n I yer s a member of the offcal perthc Westfeld I_eader - extollng - ts.. descrbng..... the eclpse.. that... we drag. conflct uj-t -- wth "-- the * «;»-.: Consttuton of ~J the n.- sonnel of the exchange and hence can fame and glory, "t" meanng the the modest author out of retrement Unted States, Acts of Congress, and gve the boys a thorough knowledge powder, yon understand. and let credt go to hm, or rather, the Jursdcton empowered of the of what goes on when central gves her, to whom credt s due. Mss Interstate Commerce commsson. The you the wrong number. The trp Margol Valentne, a Senor at Vassar papers wll be served at once upon wll be hghly educatonal and of The Women's Club play was overwhelmngly te most popular enter- t), a t a precedent has been establshed Telephone Company wll ask for of the comng young men. the letter and now we hope the defendant commssons, and theunque advantage to the knowledge tanment last week offered, and all and although realzng that no let-! - the prase t has receved s well de- ters descrbng an eclpse can be ex- served, ntmate Strangers" s a pectcd f or sev(. rn years,)- wrte and most dffcult pece of work, for ac- ten g a ] y wnat you are ton, that so often covers the confuson of a poorly coached cast was We thnk the moat delghtful party lockng, and the play stood on ts of the present socal season was that [^ merts Btd the merts of ts presen- gven yesterday by Mrs. Harold Dewey for her small daughter, Glora. tatfon alone. We are unusually fortunate In havng n Westfeld people It was extremely exclusve, too, and who are able and wllng to gve ther 0Illy our capacty as reporter cou d own tune and ablty to dramatc pro- totce an entrance for our aged -.,- dttcton - and hoary locks. The lttle hostess was celebratng her very frst brth- Ths year the College Club s notday, and she was asssted n ths mportant rte by lttle Msses Joan gvng a play but on Monday nght two one art plays were presented for Walsh, Sybl Bonnell, Polly Cornng, the amusement and the enlghtment Ruth Ann Mowery, Grace Elzabeth of the club members. Ths meetng Murphy and Janet Franznck, and was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Masters H. Remngton Ryer, Jr., Thompson on luawrenee avenue. Lynn Brennesholtz, Jr., and Paul Olver, 2d. SALLY. Last Frday, Mrs. W. E. Mller of 602 Mountan avenue entertaned at brdge. Mrs, Mller's daughter, Mss Helen Faber s vstng In Oho. One hundred and ffty ctzens were summoned before Recorder Nash last week on charges of not Mss Madelne Lye IB vstng lerclearng ther sde walks of snow sster Mrs. Phlp Cameron of Arlngton avenue for several weeks. sentence and a warnng. and ce. Each was gven a suspended j After the wnter drear and Sprng s here, You wll want your home to be clean. We use "Santas", thm bet, better than all the rest, Whch can be hung both n dull and n sheen. C. BERWING 733 SUMMIT AVENUE Tel. 620 We.tfeld, N. J. FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE 5 to 25 Per Cent Reductons Agan the opportunty presents tself for you o refurnsh your home or apartment. Complete outfts, odd peces of fne furnture less 5% and 25%. Seldom s such a sale staged by Shft* Brothers nnd when one s held unusual money-savng values n Qualty furnture are Offered. DINING ROOM SUITES MCDOUGALL and BOONE KITCHEN CABINETS $225 Reduced -3 You should try them 'whpped! 'V'OU could never tre of delcous Royal * Gelatne Desserts there are so many pleasng, tasty ways n whch they may be served. Have them often for they are exceedngly healthful, easy to make and economcal. %pyal (gelatne desserts are smply pure gelatne enrched wth the temptng, luscous flavors of real, pure fruts. Try ths new recpe %tspberry Concord 'Parfat package Raspberry Royal Dessert cup bolng water H cup grape jute* }j cup cold water Dssolve Raspberry Royal Dessert n bolng water; add grape juce and cold water. Put n cold place and when almost set, whp wth Dover Egg Reater untl very lght and thck- Ple nto parfat glasses or turn nto moulds and chll untl ready to serve. <#lfade by the SMakers of %>yal Wakng Powder LIVING ROOM SUITES $39. $79 $ pece Amercan Walnut Sute, 60-n. hufct, oblong table, enclosed server, scm-encloaed chna cabnet, chars to match- guaranteed constructon. Eog. $ An outstandng value $ pece Combnaton Walnut Sute of the fnest qualty workmanshp. Come and see for yourself. Always sold for S ^specally reduced $ Other value a Quartered Oak Odd Peces It pay«other., It wll pay you to.hop here. Such Values n Lvng Room Furnture Cannot be Duplcated FLOOR COVERING FOR EVERY ROOM Three-pece Overstuffed Two-tone Velour Lvng Room Sutes kose cushons, sprng backs and seats; guaranteed constructon. :F.lt Base, specal 39c gg c Reg. $ Specal $39.00 CorJk Lnoleum, reg. $.0, specal ' 89c Others at $59.00 up Inlad Lnoleum ' 'j'j'29 UD Jacquard Velour Sutes, fnest qualty. Reg. $ x9 Waltona (Guaranteed Pelt Base) Rug... $6 98 Spccal : '$ CxS Waltona (Guaranteed Felt Base) Kc Sfl'sa SllO.G Waltona Rug oa Very massve Mothproof Mohar Sute, reversble brocatelle Sxl2 Waltona Hug --ZZZZZZZ^ZZ".'.'''.'.'. S2II " s ' hand-carved frames; sprng arms, backs and seats. Reg. 9x2 Seamless Brussels Rugs reduced $9S0 $24 75? Marked down for ths sale. $ x9 Seamless Brussels Rugs, reg. $7.59, reduced $2'98 9x2 bcomless Velvet Rugs, reg. $ so 9X2 Exfccn Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs, frnged, QUALITY BEDROOM SUITES b reg. $49.00, specal $3900 $69 $89 $298 0x2 Seamless Wlton Hugs, bg values $59.00'up 8x0 Ex. Heavy Frnged Velvet Ruga, reg. $36.50, specal. $29.00 n H A, XIWnstcr Hugs, reg. $39.00 specal $29.00 Jxl<_ xtra Heavy Seamless Axmnster Ruga, reg.?49.00, 2 E? tra.^cltv y Seamless Axmnster 'u'gs '.,."..".'.".' $37'so Four-pece Amercan Walnut Bedroom Sute, bow-end bed larce peces; guaranteed constructon; reg. $29.00, specal.... $69 00 Handsome Bedroom Sute, Dresser, Chfforobe, Full Vanty Uow-end Bed, Dustproof throughout; n regular $ s-llor, reduced to * $89.00 Axmnster Bugs " $3 SO Can be had n Amercan or French Walnut SPLENDID SELECTION OF WELL MADE DESKS Most attractve French Walnut Sute, cxtrn I.-rue dresser eta ^! oe n?; Spnet De! * s tonary mrror, bow-end bed, full vanty, roomy chfforobe. Ar outstandng value n qualty and prce. Regular S An bold Mahogany Secretares $39.00 up T t" go at ' '». $7.98 Up $ Wndsor Chnra $5.75 up Others at equally reduced pr Mahogany Telephone Set...'.""' BEAUTIFUL LAMPS BEDDING Brdge Lamps Table Lamps Floor Lnmpa..$3.98 up.'. $9.98 up. $4.75 up PAINTED BREAKFAST SETS $29.00 up Ivory nnrl Blur 5 Peces Blue and Cray, Assorted Colors. LOWS SIIW Mattresses Sprngs... Blanket* Comfortcr WESTFIELD REGULAR DELIVERIES *5.88 up J4.98 up Specal two-nch Post led, whte, vory or walnut: all cotton v'. u-. BC n " ltrc8! arl '' lkk - rust-proof sp., K. Dg 3O6-3O WEST FRONT STREET - -. PLAINFIFIO A Small Depost Wll Hold Your Goods Untl Wanted The CHASSIS that makes the CADILLAC the CADILLAC The clmax of ten years of exclusve eght-cylnder manufacture; held to surpassngly fne lmts of precson by master gauges whch are accurate to the three mllonths of an nch; of specaj nterest because t has proved the supremacy of the 90-degrec, V-type prncple n eght-cylnder constructon the harmonzed v-63 engne and Cadllac Four Wheel Brakes are outstandng features. It s ths chasss that makes the Cadllac the Cadllac LAING MACHINE-AUTO REPAIR COMPANY 8-20 EAST 5th STREET Telephone 2242 PLAINFED. N. J. Open Evenng

9 : MRS. WATTS TALKS ON CHILDREN'S BOOKS The Parent-Teacher Assocaton of Lncoln School was most fortunate o havng as the speaker on "Chldren's Classcs," at ts meetng: last Wednesday, Mrs. Josephne Weblng Watts, of Westfeld. In a most nterestng and entertanng manner, Mrs. Watts traced the tales and stores for chldren from the" earlest Probably rery few people know that some of the fary tales and Mother Goose rhymes have come down to us, changng slghtly n form, from Egyptan cvlzaton and Indan folk lore. But at no tme have the chldren had such opportunty for securng books wrtten about and for lttle folks as the present day. Mrs. Watts sad, "Ths s the chld's age." Dckens v» the frst author who made chldren mportant characters n hs books. Of course, there are many books, some good and some very poor. The chld of today should not only be encouraged to read, but should be taught to select the good, worth whle books and should know the author of every book he reads. The chld should be urged to read the chldren's classcs, those splendd books tkat have had an appeal for a(r~ages, a classc beng a book ever old but»lways new. After a short busness meetng. Montague Mller entertaned wth two pano selectons. Tea wns served durng the socal hour followng the meetng. Mss Apgar's class won the attendance record for the day. BROUGHT BEFORE COURT Theodore Ferrara, who owns a store near the Westfeld car juncton and who recently deserted hs wfe and eght chldren to run away wth Lotte Loconsolo, also of the juncton, and the mother of fve chldren, all under eght years of age, has beea brought before the local court and s to be gven tral n Elzabeth shortly. Mrs. Loconsolo was also served wth a warrant and wll be tred at the same tme as Ferrara. The par were brought back to Westfeld after they had left town. LIONS EEAI TALK BY R. I MANAGER Westfeld Lons Club Lsten To Interestng Address By C. H. Sten j that there are 400 mles of track The Westfeld Lons Club on last operated by the Central Ralroad Frday evenng at Hayash's restaurant, Cranford, heard an llumnatng above Elzabeth. days to the present. talk by C. H. Sten, general manager There were twenty-two member of the Central Ralroad of New Jer-osey. Mayor Aldrdge, of the club present. The dnner was Cranford, was also a guest at the meetng and spoke a few words to the members of the club. Mr, Sten gave hs schedule for Phon. 48 THE WESTFDSLD LEADEB, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 4, 92 the day, tellng of beng awakened at three o'clock n the mornng to be fold of a serous accdent above SomcrvHe and also of hs ntense actvtes throughout tlc day. He then spoke of the Central havng the largest steel coach equpment, n proporton to ts sze n the country. He ponted out the fact n charge of Bruce Conln and H. Jarvs. On Frday the Lons Club wll have another dnner under the drecton of Henrv Host and Harry Ruh, P. Steuernagel WESTFIELD 7 Elm Street Plumbng - Heatng - Tnnng ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ALL FRESH Meats Vegetables Poultry Fruts The SCUDDER MARKET 9 Elm Street Telephone 536 WESTFIELD Many Other Not Advertsed t\ Q - L ' A D A S * A * S Many Other l&j ". «> v JMUI No[ pjteafmsp*' 35 W.![FrontIStreet PLAINFELD, N. J. Advertsed Strped Lngere Cloth, all colors, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $.00 Checked Ratne, n tans and greys, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $.00 Plad and Strped Flannel, all colors, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $.00 Cotton Canton Crepe, all new shades, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $ n. All Slk Radum, n all colors, Dollar Day, yd. for $ nch Englsh Broadcloth, n whte, tan and grey, Dollar Day, yard for $.00 Strped Englsh Broadcloth, n good assortment, Dollar Day, lvss yards for $.00 Fgured Washable Slks, good choce, Dollar Day, % yards for $.00 All Slk Spansh Lace, all colors, Dollar Day, yard for $.00 Fgured Sateen Lnngs, Dollar Day, l /^ yards for $.00 Tubular Slk Jersey, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $.00 Fancy Lngere Cloth, Dollar Day, % yards for $ nch Slk Crepe Chenlle, Dollar Day, yard for $ nch Colored Slk Pongee, Dollar Day, yard for $.00 Imported Scotch Gngham, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $ nch All Wool Coatnjf, Dollar Day, yard for $ nch Imported French Ratne, Dollar Day, \\'% yards for $.00 3f-nch Corduroy, all colors, Dollar Day, y a yards $.00 Fancy Slk Marqusette, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $.00 Fne Qualty Cretonne, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $.00 Dotted Marqusette, Dollar Day, 5 yards for $.00 Slk Canton Crepe, all colors, Dollar Day, yard for $ nch Sunfast Drapery, Dollar Day, yard for $ nch Corded Marqusette, Dollar Day, 4 yards for $ nch Terry Cloth, Dollar Day, % yards for $ nch Velour Cretonne, Dollar Day, l'/ 2 yards for $ nch Mlo Slk, Dollar Day, 2/ 2 yards for $.00 Genune Butterfeld's Lngette, Dollar Day, 2 yarda for $ nch Brocaded Lnng, Dollar Day, yard for $ nch Everfast Gngham Cloth, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $.00 Each and Every Item Advertsed Are Real Bargans. VOGUE ROYAL PATTERNS P«g» MM-" Ths h The Season to make your home attrastve for the wnter. A NEW PICTURE OB MIBEOR here and there, wll brng fresh beauty and color Into your home. Let us help you select pctures to harmonze wth the furnshngs of your home. Glad to call and suggest, f you wsh. 'Phone 707. PICTURE FRAMING REGILDING Restorng of Pantngs, Portrats and Prnts n the very best manner at moderate prces. SWAIN'S Art Store 37 West Front Street PLAINFIELD, N. J. I5HASA TER. MT 5MA3TA. source <f*ppkf CALIFORNIA^ NATURALLY CARBONATED MINERAL WATER. mm SOLD BY ALL CHAS. E. COX BUILDER PPLaH J \J\ BaBS^B m For Ten Years the World's Greatest Buy Hudson's poston as the world's greatest value s not merely a new attanment. For ten years the Super-Sx has stood alone In mechancal supremacy. Basc patents have kept others from copyng ts motor. The smoothness and long lfe t gves are exclusve. No motor has yet equaled the Super-Sx n smoothness and long, economcal car lfe. A Leadershp Never Dsputed Hudson, because of the snpldts ol the Super-Sx, ha:, always fjcycd manufacturng a<lv;nt; es that \:VTmrtcl a lnvrr solng prce than s possble wth more complcated types-. That, n part, accounts for ts 0 uars of leadershp. Mnum s the World's Greatest Value, because t costs much less than any comparable car. And because t hasaluajs provder! leter looks and more comfort at less money. No rval dsputes that am every motorst klkuws t. HUDSON COACH 4345 SEDAN 5-Pass.?-Pas«.? 795 *895 Freght and Tax Extra The World's Largest Bulders of Sx-Cylnder Closed Cars EHMLING BROS. CENTRAL and LENOX AVENUES Tme Payments OPEN EVENINGS WESTFIELD Phone 98O Prces Lowered 33/3 fr cn Table Lamps and Shades Savngs $2 to $25 Two lamps may be had almost for the prce of one whle ths sale lasts. Wouldn't you lke a softly.shaded lamp to add a touch of color and newness to the table? Here are the choeest of table lamps sellng at only a fracton of ther orgnal prces. Pottery buses n many shades and exceptonally fne t'la/.oa nelrlnjr I (. popular nrror-l>luek, becomngly slk uladcd. Shades are lned aul for He must part nterlned. Where f. nge.^ are shown, these are slk ukred. A!sn cla-mngly -.u )lf base.< n metals and woods wth (l.ss "v par'lment shades. There's a Rght Mazda Lamp for uvty lght Huck-'. s help J"u Hek'tt tl- r;;lt me tn: unt that ls th" n" Ila! v.ll jnvr vnu :!:< on Ht' low' H IMIUIIMI» current. All pplancck sold hy 'dll S^rvcv art: l as to qualty anl by our laboratory 'j;u:'n You may )«atro wbttnr>r pllancc you nrchuae, whetbur t be KM or electrc, years excellent servce wll result. Eat and Stay Thn It can bo done Ada Besse Swnnn of 'the Home KconomloH Department, Publc Scnrlce, wll tell you how oror tle rado, Tuesday aurt Frday morulnss at Oloven o'clock, broatlcastldg from W A A 5. I'll" JSubowl,.l. costs... he Cosy Glow s prced at February's Iron Specal The Westnghouse Electrc Iron $5.65 Regularly sold for That Ltte Addtonal Heat that s so comfortng when bathng, dressng or hreakfastng n ably suppled by an >le<'l.re radator. The Westnghouse s that well-balanced ax pound ron that has a beveled edge. Gets under plats easly, and n and out of ruffles. The bevel permts the woman who rons to see her work wthout bendng over. No Job Too Hnull None Too barge Batlmates FnrnlabM PIB8T STREET. WK8TFEH>, N, J. PATSY ALIOI Froe* r«ld For Old Rugs, Iron, Paper, AutonubUe Shoe* B58 800th Ave. WertJeld, S. J, T.I. 78S-J. Gustav A. Neumann MASON AND BUILDER WESTFIELD, N. J. 84 EMBREE CRESCENT Telephone Connsclloa Telcplon. B2(UJ FRANKO.YOUNG Plumbng, Tnnng and Heatng Jobbnr Proraplly AltsadeJ u 44 WEST THIRD AVENUE Harper Method Beauty Culture GARWOOD, N. J. Permanent Warng The Vante Shoppe Rnlto Thoatra Bulrflug W.tfold, N. J. Entrance on Central Avo. Appontments 'fel. t!!.h-j 666 a Precrpllon prsparse! for Colds, Feyer and Grppe t!* la moat poody remedy «rs know, PREVENTING PNEUMONIA ADVERTISE ALL OP THK TIMK not cxtraraffonuy, not wos{>f!j!y, but DON'T ar*b AN?BOnr A CHANCR TO rorow TOW.

10 Ten REFORMS IN STATE SUPERVISION OF I loal BANKS AS ADVOCATED BY BANKERS By frank W. 6IMMONDS r * can Bankers ^sste tt^n ALTlOU.H nd>n fx h u un tllta sj->trrps of fark In jbhc auth>n'\ msonc uptmes M f llt d m n\ Trtthojs %v <, tups uhc opm >n O<'JI aea'd- (hat K sujjlr\s( n be s tn fun pdt n m<er «*s h lut IN Hate (MI l-n b '» at ' n n uc 4 \.jojt> ML thor^'t jl * ah J ( lj t S ate It nk I'nm n<' tn Ancn an l»»s rt^^nat ' n to upnomh t \ on It ' on J<. "U <- llj t Ih o nk C m IV.JOI In f t tl»f tt n j nuts d<l\orc.t JIOII» olsr f nrtf us uf t t' t t s ttuuc ol oln ' bt d mm L powu to xh -.ut jct * trrupu ^ t (t J L TH.J Ot Otj K e and Uat UnK era t fom tlobg ll*t J {U uja (e qull!!' tons. A o.crefal etuch a d sunc} o» Bt la benfc g.pfh nr! Ij tn taudt wu out tls hgh IL ot cate remednblt v. k Ltla lo bll nl s mt lme tnd o law ug ^ h and also tor d<;\ >P»fe «tavur ot ts (,u<-r..l Tluss survey shows that u furty-ono statu Uauk Gopnufcsouera &re appolntfd by the governors and getor- Ally told offce "durng ther pleas nre." In two states they are chosen by popular electon, In others they are chosen by a bankng board, hut In only a few a the adrce of organsed bankng consdered. In Msssspp the selecton Is made by & conventon at delegates from the state chartered banks. Long Terms Mak«Bureaucrat! The term of offce was found to range from.two years to sx. Tho majorty of recommendatons favor a fve-year term, reasonng that a long term ot lfe tenure tended toward bureaucracy la offce, whle a short term was condemnad on tho grounds tlt the Bank Commssoner would scarcely have tme to became Uoroughly conversant wlu hs feld ot work before the expraton ot hs term ot servce and the publc would lose tho fruts of ha experence. A fve year term s long enough to permt hs renderng useful servce through captalzng hs experence and then It be Is found capable the chances of bs reappolntmeot would be strong. It was found that dutes other than bank supervson are frequently mwaed on the bankng department, rangng from Insurance manors to Irrgaton projects and even state ball Insurance Tho almost raanl- Bwus expresson of opnon s that tho poston of bank commssoner Is a task of such outstandng Importance M to demand Uat be devote all hs tme and attenton strctly to problems of bank supervson and regulaton. Some state* Impose no statutory QuallUcaUons whatever for Bank Commssoner. A. number merely re- Qulre that be have nomnal qualfcaton!!, n many cases purely negatvu. THE FRIENDLINESS OF MODERN BANKING QU ll Irtul V f ll Ir I It lmr >> ulc. (-! I' ly»lii {, all f toslnnl\ m s tl nrur snj r_.!])ul.b.,. f tl of n/ s r.ml the rommmy's needs for bank- : Ing fa'lk-.». In the very nature o! thngs ns> ons s so well quashed to. p's on charter fslons as the Bank Commssoner. Comraeuts from al I EUues favor granng the bankng de- partmont largo SI not absolute jurs- j dclua a grantng bank charters. j * number of states now confer more or less complete authorty on the state bankng department to act aa recever In lqudatng faled banks, usually provdng tuat the Bank Commssoner must Ila a report wth the court for approval. In other states (he court names a recever and the Bank Commssoner thereafter has no jursdcton or authorty. The almost unanmous opnon of bankers and the Bank Commssoners Is that authorty should be placed tn the bankng department as t permts the employment of exnorlencud bauk admnstrators In wndng: up the affars of & bank, Is more expedent, economcal and altogether more satsfactory. Changes Needed Tho consensus as to changes needed to strengthen the work ot the state bankng departments la summarzed In me followng recommendatons:. Provde deuttp HtareH. 2. Hve Bank Commssoner large dscretonary power n grantng charters attt enforcng bank r<- nuflons. 3. Kcnova tho oftlec from partsan poltcs by provdng for electon or nomnaton of the Commssoners by the bankers. 4. Provde for u nufflnlent number of examners, wth adequate pay, and free ther appontment from poltcs, E. Gvt; U8 Bankng Department full authorty to act as recever n th«cast of faled oankb. ' Make Bank Commssoners' terms fve years. 7. Make ronutrementa for Bank Commssoner elgblty not lea lmn lve yeara of aucceshful bankng experence and well recognzed executve ablty. Bank supervson,,vlen wsely and Impartally admnstered, Is capable of renderng ono of tho hghest types of servce a state can gve ts people. manufacturng and busness centers, A great, mass or foregners come hero and gs>t together a groups, but they do not got any real toucl of Amercansm. They are just aa Jewsh and juyt as Italan ten or tweuty yeara after they con«hero aa they were By WILLIAM E. KNOX thn day they came, because nobody Presdent Amercan Bankers Assocatoest u thorn. Hut when an nsttuton j appears lo take any partcular nter- Untl few years ago savngs Ilka a savngs lank begns to take an banks wero extremely austere nstl- I nterest n tho problems of the peotutlons. They wore founded to do tbo P! = tn to let l t them feel r l tlat t h t hero h a a kndlest thng In group of people engaged n u ltu.sn<_'.tf the world, Uut Is, that Is wllng to lsten to them, ther (o luke care of troubles, ther trals, s wllng lo advse llen. wllng lo Ktcpr them the savngs of pror people, but straght, wllng: to be sort of BIR hpy dd t n a Brother to them, I do not thnf there most repellent c <*uy better Amercanzaton work way. They dd not tlun (hat behg done. extend to ther That Is tho knd ot work the progressve.. savngs _.._. bank a startng oa, bankng busness... :y of the conrle- j tollng people that f they wll eone Wltl.m E. Knox HIPS or any of the j t0 them wth ther troubles they wll amentes of lte be Bnd lo Rve tlcm 0\n best dsn- advce, to do thngs for them whatever. They smply took tho jteretud money, dd the depostor (le favor ot I free, that otherwse, they would be ehargm for by Korunbody. They ar? t, and gave It back to hm lo "wanted t. And theu they ther tull duty done. The tellers and clerss treated the depostors as though they were entrely beneath them. I, myself, hoard a depostor, an old. Irshwoman, say to» teller who had been snappsh wh ler; "Then you better keep a cvl tongue n your head. It Is the lkes ot me that keeps the llkea ol you n your placo." In that bref and caustc and Kell-doBurved comment she had summed up the whole stuaton In» nutshell. Taern was nothng warm, nolllng cordal, but ns tlu yearn went by thoae who wor!;- ' at the -wlndow.; got on frendly and kndly relntoun wth the people Hare and thofm mm;; <f.;u <; >! -ljt to the people, that they he,;sm to tell hm ther Per.-onal affars ttul tn',; for hs fhlvc!, nd ol late, yearn the bsnks, on, have lh:,en r-trruruu; tlf; lutan ou'-mea. 'ley have utruok a better way of apprnnrhln; prnplc. CCHUUIK to the w-nuown. other nvu wllng to advce thorn when they get a lttle more money hn the savngs bank can take earp of, what they can Invest It In. or In oorae cases what not to Invest t n. If tbo 8avln(«and commercal banks all over tho country adopt that partcular atttude toward our (areljn fellowclllr.ens, t wll gve them on entrely dfferent vew of Amercan- Ism, It la ths changed atttude that IWIK resulted ll the tremendous growth of dc-po--.t:.- tha have taken placr In ll" ;;vn>;.- Ijanke snce the war. There IIHH been n dfferent sprt bcalert Into the relatons between the depostors and thn men on the MODE BACKBONE, LESS WISHBONE! Why not thnk on He maler of atll backlcues and decde to tnko. ln pow ' ot of our w!?t. Tlfy have tfkor ctep?, for rstauen,! \ msr,-.,, ul p,,, t n otr backbone. }? to try y to ml p M chn «s they can to That'll he place w tle foregn element. That of I m «r»t wowem.,n all tho l,^ \ t^^^t^ ""* **""- FOK fteal NEWS READ THE LEADER THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 Elzabeth Chamber of Commerce Dnner Consders Local Water Problems SUBSCRIBE for and READ t-;(!.».-rt-st-nt from all over the north- < tru part of tht slate. Wllsrd t.j Hamlton, pr-sklcnt of the SUH- CharnbT of Commerce, sa-.t- u talk j m the problem of wau'r supply n j hr metropoltan flhtru's. IK- appeared lo advwnte a -o-opcralvt move-j lt II tn l l the muncpal) ~ j t tj 'nd d ' trbute tht- water, upph latlu tl have THE WESTFIELD LEADER Tel. 407 Westfeld's Leadng Newspaper lossbltcs t lor j J jorson pr M- of fnancng,! > of hs j ng dea: When!o he wal, ) they )eel an ur ;HK aecun).sl! 50 Elm Street Westfeld, N. J. PUBLIC SERVICE Men and Women The Bus Operator The PIHST.K: SKISVICJ: Bus ()j Tutor * a m;\vlllv nak- comr n tl«ullly l-ld, ml In' ng a surf (tlac- lor hmself. le got ls,pl> Im-nts; VUHMC SKIU'ICE s provdng lor t'le (tullc l syslcm of lr;nf xntatn, tll utlzes n tn" mo-!, rlr'l way olruet cars am lor buses workn; lo^clhcr. Wth (OO,000,(>00 r<«6 a year to le provded, wth traflc <:»f;c^t<"m growng «rratrr racl (lay, am wth lne; «lcnml for Iru'jort.'ln rapdly ncn-asj;, good bts servce as well :s good car servce s a eoebhly. PUUUG SEUVICE has put two hundred new buses u servce, has rebult hundreds of old buses, las provded ur-dcd garages, las opened well-r.qpped repar slops and s tranng a corps of Bkll'd operators. In the great system of car and bus transportaton beng created, the 5us Operator s an mportant nnl. FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Startng Ths Week Offers Many Money - Savng Opportuntes Months hnvcbeen spent n preparaton. Grand Rapds,Brooklyn, Chcago---all large furnture'makng centers have contrbuted a share. And for the hundreds of homes that have been patently watng ths event there are hundreds and hundreds cf beautful furnture sutes and peces prced way below ther regular standard of value way below such prces as must ordnarly be pad for them. Beds and Beddng BL\!S, Bedroom Sutes, Matttvssc.- specals of many varetes n the February event. Whether you wsh to ul- to present sutes,or to re urn^h you'll fnd ths Upholstered Furnture Lvng room sutes of famous makes n ths cvcnt.two-pcce sutes, ThrcC'pece sutes, amoucysavngopportunty, Sngle peces. For Dnng Room Qualty sutes for the dnng room. Well'made, hand' soracly desgned, fne-wood sutes. Furnture of Hahne standard qualty offered" at less than Hahne standard prces. Buy on llahnc Club Plan Terms If Desred Make a moderate down payment; pay the halmce on monthly terms. And take advantage of the full savng uered durng ths February event. NEWARK, N. J. CO* Chars for bedtoom and hall many of them n ths February Sale. Occasonal chars many handsome upholstered peces at low prces. A. HANNMANN Fanter, Psperhanger, D Tel. 33 Cor. 8-ouf sad Treetou CAROLINE E. LENT Floral Artst STORE GREENHOUSES 52 Elm Street 766 Prospect Street Phone, 088-W Phone, 886 WESTFIELD, N. J. flowers for evpry occason Auto Delveres to nearby tows* WM. A. PARKHURST SAND AND GRAVEL Qualty and Servce Tel. Westfeld 738 Weslfeld, N. J. Lambert's Taxcab Servce DAY OB NIGHT OARS FOR Al, OCCASIONS a rnos'cot BT., Telephone 398 WEJJTFIEIJJ BATHROOM & KITCHEN TILING Freplaces, Porches and Vestbules THOMAS H. ROSS, 383 HHcrest Avenue Tel PLAINFIELD, N. J. lltun >. VARN.U.I,, I). C CHIROPRACTOR Pa!me- Method Oltlk-c Hours: 6 to 8 p. M. Monday t* Krldo,.. : aurtlj- h.v Appontment. I'l»U" IIS I.t.-, IldulvvawJ PLUMBING STEAM FITTING AND TIN WORK Prces Moderate Joseph Stotz 20 Eh sr Street Westfeld Telephone 3B H. P. TOWNSEND BAGGAGE AND LOCAL EXPRESS Prompt Attenton. Careful Handlng Moderate Prce* Offce and House Phono 70-M Clls Tuken Day or Nght EXPRESS AND LIVF.RV STABLES 224 ELV.EK STREET Movng a Specalty All Knd. <,( Tru Ctrpe';;..: -.M} hu'.\ 'lr. Jobbng- of All Xnds. Estmates Fura»hed. 020 SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD Phono 497-W ARTHUR 0. DRAKE OARrENTBR AND BUI.DBIC Contracts Taken and Materal Furalshed, KuUm.tOB Cheortully Gven O2» NURXH AVK. W. T»t. BH7-M W^stflcld. N. J, Phone S6D BENJ. F. ELLENBERGEE Panter and Decorator PAPKH-HANGING ANl> TtNTINO- 5X7 CUMBERUAND ST., WH3TFIBLD, N. X

11 THE WESTFELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l«high SCHOOL NEWS Rchard Sampson, Edtor -n-chef. Assstants Murel Lawrence, Jula Scully, Robert Mumford Herman Ahlfeld end School Welfare Councl, HOUSEHOLD EDUCATION comes nterested, and desres to eon- ( IN WESTFIELD SCHOOLS tnuue ths work n a trade school or jpj other nsttuton. The grls from the I Hgh School who have entered these j bjr Cela M. Dckenon I schools have n every way upheld the reputaton of the Weatfleld Schools, One mportant factor n plannng j a Household Arts course of study s j HI-Y CLUB HEARS the tme avalable for such nstruc- n p TUB ITT u r ton. In a system where the tme! IHKIM s lmted t s mpossble to ntroduce I ' a regular Homemakng Course, for! Monday evenng n tho Congregathat reason we must choose the part tl0nal Churcn Pa "" h, hou5c the Wcsf - whch wll be of most help to the feld H-Y Club heard a talk b, Walgrl as a consumer, and whch wll ter Eonnel on the subject of Thrft develop n her a hroader appreca- " T)me and Mone *- The dnner was study ton of s "A the Course practcal. n Clothng." Our plan Ths of': served C. H. undcr Westerberg the auspces and Mrs. of Fred. Mrs. course s planned around clothng, Turner. and develops a knowledge of many related subjects. Manufacturng, personal hygene, economy, desgn, hstory and textle chemstry, are some of the nterrelated subjects. If a grl were to appear dressed n There were about thrty-sx boys present at the meetng. It s a note of nterest that the boys who Bay they wll be present at the dnners of ths club and who do not appear, have to furnsh the money for ther dnner. One boy takes about sx or seven naraea each week ^"" e r,_! _«a Pff P ra, te I and^by'canvassng flndtoutwhether costume, when seekng a poston, she- ^ j k pj. h egen (;_ If they would be judged lackng a fundamental sense. To devote too much to appear, ther dnner must he p&ycd say they wll be present and then fal tme and thought to dress n an ex-fotreme or vulgar manner s wrng also. by them just the same. It s one's duty to dress smply and GYM CLASSES OPEN becomngly; to choose the proper accessores, and to keep wthn the AT HIGH SCHOOL lmt of one's ncome. Self respect requres ths attenton to be pad Under the auspces of Mr. Murray, to personal appearance. Grls are local drector of the local Y. M. C. A., taught that beads and other ornaments are out of place worn wth ed at the Hgh School last evenng. the boya' classes n gymnastcs open- mddes or sports clothes; that satn The classes wll be n regular feature pumps, hgh heel shoes or low cutand Mr. Murray wll hmself conduct sandals are not sutable for school the apparatus work whle Frank wear. Neatness, beauty nnd smplcty always wn respect nnd ad- Marldey wll take care of the pracmraton. The objectves of ths subject are ganed through practcal problems n sewng, dressmakng and mllnery. Frst wth class projects, then through ndvdual problems whch develop manpulatve skll, and a knowledge of smple dressmakng. I The College Women's Club m<t Knowledge n perod costume s Monday evenng at the home of Mrs. acqured through takng part n pre-rparng costumes for school actvtes j nue. Two plays were gven, whch; C. Thomson, 570 Lawrence ave- and wtnessng school plays. Grla were most enthusastcally receved. soon eel Rood standards, and learn Tho frst was called, "Where, but n to crtcse ther own work nnd that Amerca?", by Oscar Wolfe, and tho «f ther co-workers. cast was as follows: Mr. Aspenhayne, The day of the sampler has dsappeared, except as a joy for a collector hayne, Mss Joanne Hosted; Hlda, Maa Maron Douglas; Mrs. Aspen- of antques. Sttches whch were the mad, Mrs. C. P. Leonard. worked so beautfully on these old In the second play, "Mrs. Pat and works of art, ore now taught by d-threct applcaton. Today these stches as Mrs. Pat. Mr. Pat was Mss Al- Law," Mrs. W. J. Myers starred are worked on a garment or household artcle. worker, Mrs. E. W. Deane, and Jm- Seen Trmble, Mss Carroll, a socal Begnnng wth the sxth grade the my, the boy, Mss Helen P. Burnham. project of clothng for chldren s A resoluton was passed by the gven. Very smple kmono patterns club endorsng Mrs. A. W. Taylor for are drafted thus usng the knowledge of fractons acqured n tho arthmetc classes. These patterns are adapted to dfferent garments, and ther use at home a encouraged. The problem of underwear for grls Is gven n the seventh grades. Through the makng of these garments grls are taught to sew on machnes, to use and adjust commercal patterns and to choose sutable materals and trmmngs. Here the necessty for good lne develops n relaton to fgure and workmanshp. When possble a comparson of hand and machne lace s made, and somethng of the hstory and romance of ts development s ganed. Sometmes underwear from foregn countres s brought n, the study of whch taken from the standpont of economcs and workmanshp offers a splendd opportuunty for the class to become famlar wth the work of the Consumers' League. Grls of the Eghth Grades are gv-! en the project of clothng the grl. Ths problem s approached through smple school dresse3 of cotton or! lnen. Ths s token up as n class project. Next as an ndvdual problem the grl s gven an afternoon dress to make. Ths s mndo of danty whte materal, and used as a graduaton frock. On ths dress they apply the skll acqured through the lower grades, and are by ths tme expected to have ganed some dea of tme as well us technque. When a ftrl reaches Hgh School she has ganed n knowledge of smple sewng and s ready lu do more advanced work, to handle more dffcult materal?, to understand nnd use commercal patterns am to adapt them to her ndvdual style. The project now s clothng for young lades and ndulta. Havng worked wth cotton, grls are espnble of usng wool, slk, crepe, ple fabrcs nnd smlar materals. Here garments are made for ther ndvdual needs. Smple talorng s taught on flannel or lke fabrcs. In tho mllnery classes hats are made for all seasons nnd all occasons. Materals are clo.?en accordng to style and season. Classes are taught to renovate and cure for old materal, to remodel fnhk-n and adjust them to the ndvdual. Pupls are also encouraged to work for other members of the famly thus stressng the dea of servce. Grls are tnken to nuaeuma or nsttute? where exhbts am held n order to supplement tno class work, Occasonally t s found that a grl from the Household Arta classes be- ce. The Y. basketball Uam wll pny Rahway on Saturday and they wll meet the team of the Congregatonal Church tomorrow evenng. COLLEGE WOMAN'S CLUB ENJOYS THEATRICALS the Board of Educaton. Mrs. Plumer, the presdent announced that Mss Jeanne Halstcd had accepted the charmanshp of the Play Commttee for the bg play the club ntends to produce next fall, and that Mrs. Plumer Wheeler s to general manager. THE ADVERTISED ARTICLE * a one n whch the Merchant * t hmself has mplct fath ek,c he wll r.ot advertses t. You are safe n patronsng tho merchants whose advse appear n thg paper because tlor goods are up-to-dnte and not shopworn. Sem-Annual Sale! DURING the month of February we are conductng our Sem-Annua Sale and are offerng specal values n all departments. Startng Wednesday, February 4th, we wll conduct a seres of Specal Sales every Wednesday and Saturday. Watch our wndows for these wonderful values. As an example of what you may expect on these sale days we are offerng tke followng for tha week Palm Olve Soap 5c. cake Lades' Rubber Aprons 25c Regular 50c Apron SATURDAY February 7th Whte Enamelware 50c ea. Our Regular 88c. Lne Cocoa Door Mats In addton to our Wednesday and Saturday Specals we have made bg reductons n all departments and these unusually low prces wll preval for ths month only. You can SAVE SOME MONEY by shoppng n Westdeld ths Month. M HI TTPHIN^ON 5c - to $so ST0RE VM«l U JL V^n*l^lfcJV^J.^I 54 ELM STREET 4 QUIMBY STREET JOHNSTON'S Bg Sem-Annual FURNITURE SALE Is Becomng More Popular Each Day SPECIAL Dnng Room Sute Of 0 peces n fne walnut fnsh; real leather seat chars; new desgn. A srreat value at $89.00 MAKING GOOD OUR REPUTATION FOR VALUES IN FURNITURE SPECIAL PERIOD BEDROOM SUITES You wll enjoy these new two-tone French walnut sutes, wth large dresser, large vanty, wardrobe and bow-end bed, at the lowest prce for theao splendd sutce. Value $239. Now $98.00 ODD DRESSERS AND CHIFFONIERS.Match up your odd peces at these very low prces. Onk, walnut and vory tnah. Drm*ars $9.50, $23.00, J33.50 Chffoner* $5.00, $23.50, $29.00 A SELLING EVENT PLANNED WITH THE IDEA OF MEETING YOUR GREATEST EX- PECTATIONS FOR FURNITURE VALUES WONDER BEDDING SPECIALS Heavy Ivory and Wood Fnshed Beds, $.00, knd, now $7.95, $9.S0 Fancy Panel Ivory nnd Wood Fnshed Beds, regular $7.50, $0.50, n(>w $3.75, $4,50, $5.50 Guaranteed Sprngs..$4.98, $0.50 Good Comhnnton Mnttress, henvy tck- All Cotton Roll Edge llnttrens $B.9fl End! Felt and Cotton Roll Edgo Mnl- $20.00 Complete Bed Outft, heavy bed, ' vrfll '!r KL!<U'antt'O(l.Hpu^, comfortable muurew, bj; value $9.95 Layer Knt, ;oo,l,al;n, Hull K<l /c Mattr'ss,?9.00 knd $4.SO Kdtf; Couches, complete $2,50 Heal Feather Pllows 08c, $.39,.79, $2.SO ea. Day ledc, complete; very useful md comfolume $24.50 Wcttfdd Delveres 322-3Z4 WEST FRONT ST. PlanKeld, N. J. 88c REMARKABLE VALUES IN MOHAIR LIVING-ROOM SUITES Covered wth extra good qualty mohar, n newest colorngs; all deep, soft sprng seats and backs over beet bult frames that wll last for years. Regular $298.00, now $ Others at $97.00, $29,»49 BIG REDUCTION ON RUGS All our good Rugs nt the lowest prces for tho year just now, from the best mlls, n the up-to-nte colorngs and desgns. BUY YOUR RUGS NOW AND SAVE [>xl2 Axmnstcr $ x2 Axmnstcr $39.S0 0x2 Seamless Frnged Wlton $44.SO!>cl2 Seamless) Velvet $33.50!)xl2 Heavy Seamless Wlton $ x2 Cou'oleum $4.85 OTHER SPECIALS a I 5 I Beautful Floor Lumps, complete...,$h.8s New Brdge Lamps, complete $2,75 u-peee Decorated Breakfast Eootn Sutes $29.S> Heavy Rag Rugs, 27x5 $.79 9x2 lual Congolemn ttuc'a $4.83 Mahogany Wndsor Chars $7,95 Buffet Mrrors, very npfc.l $9.98, $2.99 Spnet Desks _. $22.80

12 Pago ONE CENT-A-WORD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS It M. > I J THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 925 larr \t kj» ar, u«.m«. Klt ute»n taut»om utl» r vr are marte a dta the luabaml of H ne". >*' u <-!<*"" l " lb" «* curtes/ or st n tne mortgages n> (Contnued from page ) I PAVL. Q- OLIVKR. SyUrtvr for Com'Jalnut. 82 Eaet Broad areel, jlacu, a spot of three or four acres Mnmum Charge No Advertsements! WrttD«d, N. J. REPAIRING, ETC. Tw*ntyFht* Ctntt West feld, N. J- of woodland they can c&h ther own, Tuken by Phcat January 27, &2&, ] and where they can spend ther nghts UOI.Ul.t VIJ, tn, tow dollars or go on hkes; where thy troop can begnners especally desred, Kefer~ jt-nl lo FOR SALE luvnure the? ota turn tubed. Mss B, A. BnxUh, SEALKO buld log cabns and study the thngs en s cojft.r-r am Irde. WOW l» St. Maru' Ave. Ttl. J8S-R. I Imr tut jmf s Wfc J lken to <3<J Seal (d pruposbls wll be receved by OH HAt-SC 628 chstnut kt (StlxjSO, l-l4-4t!, I TIKI v hf? f~ mam? Tel. '2%, the Councl of the jy*v«v* " ";? wu Mother Nature provdes for them; N J, at t)t Muncpal Buldng- on Mon-wherday, February»,»2G, at 8 p. m. forout fear of beng dsturbed or put they can wander at wll, wth- fst ChosHJUt Id -30 XorJ AVr. :»e&tnu S., ->t GGxl, 63 Park VIOLIN SKSTAl't'TtONS Mtt Doro- Ava., SSslSO. 87 Park vew Avs. f>* Flyn, graduate of the &QW ' the constructon of a ten nch santary I\W:BJ«II I'ARIMW wo-k of nl kntlb, Jot GSxJ&O". SxJ&O. AU All contalu 7 rooms, l>,-,r 'ork juntrh'ttn Conservatory of Mu- j sewer tn snm^anuxo DrJve, from off by the owner. MfH ^.-fsl a'l Jurs. At tlls seawth tle tloor, U smn-v-hvsur, stun m nu sle. Phone, Westfleld 447-Jf. ^ Kahway avunue to elaton ZQ, ^>t you cfn m't your work done reas- 2Q JJtcaJ ffcet 30 nch santary Ths, and the ncrease n number ottjt floors, km la Erst Improve*!!* "v.hv, Kx>«"t yneelano au(l jvonnservce. Oorhardt Uotley, P. O. Box U3S Raymond s(,t l«" ISO, '"" sewpr, of Scouts n Westfeld s the am and 642 Haynonrt Et., lot xl&0 y.aragt-. SITUATIONS WANTED 2 l 54' 4 Manholes. contan roouh, vaj-e?te-:tm h*--u. 20 Cubc yards concrete. ambton of the Dads Assocaton. To 2 tle baths, al] lau-.^i nnpnjv-n-ne. 500 Square yards 6 Inch penetraton your home wtl do ths, the Dads must have support These houses rantyt te duphcutun \\ I :mt tjat:y.dun., t Strps. They keep out -for the prces a^ked. Terms a> sut, ltd oojuh fur Jj^ht Jouat.- Each Drouosal must be accompaned and nterest both beng sadly lackng today. Mr. Reader, can we have cold asul usl ttld lltsu'e etlsy operoom an.] wlnduwn. A. \v. See your akem t*r w r U- W, H. Abbotl," & 2nd St. ' V'lVIntleld. Tel. uft> for hw ;md m-'jumfs n to the order of Uo Treasurer of tfce M. wll lalo cart,- uf furn- by H certfed' check fur 8, drawn nllnn uf *m HoU er n excatjk'ft for reasonably Nlcolson. Phone Sl-tt Town of Weatfled as an evdence of your support actvely or fnancally? Mux "Z leader offce. 2-4-Zt good fath, and lte successful bdder DStt'AU) VOI-.V Carpenter, Jobber, wlt be requred to furnsh a surely I shall be glad to furnsh you wth lor sue. t'hone unulrs. 42S WttBhlHffton St., Westlcld. N. J. Tel. «3 lt2, th«estmate cost of the work, to #uhr- Ull wshes poston as hou^eworker. company bond n «penal sum equal to more nformaton. Apply 628 llpley place, Wenlfeld, - - Hltt S A MS Undo r w oo«lter. Rntee the fahbfu! performance of the Program of Actvtes ~- eewor. contract. Frst class workng order. J25. Call pool, gradng, sdewalk. Annversary Week Feb. 8th to 4th rll'anl.k. n? unman wll nu out by I 6H-R. vr\*'r I'uudalonR. dran.?, drjvt tto tuy o hour m chutn or tem OS- ' 'lane aponlfcatjons &nd forms ot - proposal may b* vhtanet at (he offce Sunday, Feb. 8th, Church Day.'OH SAkE -At bj-ghs, j new houses rvc. Hghly reronnchlof rtforences. f requred, a an'l Kuratft's. 62 tpley place. of Alexander Blar, Town Engneer, T.I on Cory Place, 2 no"" houses OH Raymond St.. 3 now houses on CUent- tun I-,ISK urk. Tel. 60-M. The Councl reserves tl(«rght to re-held at 7.45 p. m., at the Methodst ' u ;j l best 06-M Wtstfleld. -7-tf Chuch Servce for all Scouts "wll be Mntepal -»U(lJntf. Weftfleld. N. J. IIAH MATTKtlSSES made over equa ject any or fll bds or to accept any nut St., 2 now louaes on Parkvew to new, now tckngs furnshed also Ave. See J'OUr ugen or W.. Abbott, wner, Flunltald, N*. J, Tel. t'j.^, orr-'.stcno(trapher, bd h 'hey ulmll deem bes n the n- of the Town. Tuesday, Peb, 0, School Day All Church, unusual aae mattresses made to or-terestt?r, C Lecher, 209 North Ave. AKXA l-2-tf. Hnh: 265, Westfleld. Tel t Town Kn^rneer. Scouts wll go to School -n Scout OK 8.tl>!3 f room modern house at WUMAX ' I Pnner, Lunch l-28-2t [ Te Westfed Ave. near school, trol* and J'HI Box :'f>, head'* A L A (H'lJVTA. Sewer unform. ley and town; also a 6 room brck order?. cesspool, gracng, sdewalks end ANNA A concrete foundatons- 624 Rlpley heuse, all modern convenences & bargan. E. sevrlno, bulder and UtIMA.N tv.lw! l> d oukfwok. I'mu place. Tel. 34OS-M Weat&eld. I'Ursuant I" l)u> ore- of ChnrleB N. owner. Phone 282-R or your own of.'hlru, nk'f: IM»jle I,.referred to 6--tf Coddlujj, SHTo^te of he County of broker tf tlth nps. 2 Klut-r street, I IlRllt UP. MODEM IKH s: for Bale; 4 Carlon rd.; IB rooms; cupper porch gcrt-fcs ana awnngs; bargan for rght person. Phone l& or 744. F I. MoJfett, o wner U HELP WANTED KMHW.omt ttttf>ttn> war,(s vmm to sell WatUfns II o nn NVcff^lh K ll SVrstnctl. More (?wtu &O used daly. In- FOR SAMS Dark oak 54 Inch buffet,! I'utuo 3G-{M> w._'pky. Kxt'rUmvt* twenty-l wo dollars, round dnng \ roam tabt» eght dollars. 20 Ktmer' (JsnrcM-s.sarv. Wrte I 'c-pl. 3-G., T ffe.. U. W.'tfcs (.'mnv, ^;l Jnlnson treet..tei. ul. l-2s-tf HVl'llM'. NtWUrU, N. J. STUHKS, APAHTMRNTS Cmnford' Buldng completed March Jet. I^or IXl'KIIIl'Ml^O W.tl'IItlISS wanted. partculars apply owners, l lmln& AjjsW t'"**fcnrt- Aoun-. I{f*st\rant, H Elm struct, WcstfkJl. USED CARS n t.mdo mles, ha«m.m. cttn... vtr (tvcrsjvso -oro res, rror, noto-rnntur, t r HI J>so\ qure 27 New w.'lf, c Ave, Pant, good rubber, es uton, Vtx A. Z, Cart- of Weftfeld, N,.. PROFESSIONAL Veus $ IH DY A TOftRlNGTON Electrc Vacuum Cleaner wth attachments. Aa whole or part tme? Our new polcy r^t>" IO.\KOUT(H'S HMTTl.tOMIOHT VVHV SOT onte' nsurance Uwsn. the Torrn^ton g-oes fathfuly about. Ufrfrt'K wu^t-y jtt rrames rjf all COME ' TAX returna, Federal & New Notce s herdy g:ve!, that the a'- Us task of keepng the whole house clu:*»*, H; we \>t\y you rash for each York state. Fees 52 up. Audts, count uf the Nubm'r'.er, JOvecutor nf clean, the woman who owna one, polcy sold, jlso cunuushot and relu-wlk. Wrto Caaern Casualty In- Publc.Accountant (N. Y.) 37 8th St., f.'renr, decefl^), wll le audted and N vstejh, Invosttgattom Cert I flal He last wll ;UH! testament of Cthel,T. whether fte lves In a manson or cottage, nda a constant Joy In Us su-jnn'' ('«,, ''k Hqarp HutUnp:, CraufurU. ''et,, Cranford 823 l-4-4t stated ly the.surrogate, and reported e&yakte, e»duhng servce, 5 year Ht 24't for ^elllemcnt to the Orphan's Court Quarsnlee. &om on asy Payments 4:llIlOI*nA(7 f r0t. J. S. Tarnall, D. Cof the County of {Jnon, on Frday, the or Cash. We wll demonstrate t n 3UA:^ To rftprcssent natonally known 'almer Method. Offce hours Monday to Frday (I to 9 \ M. 46 Bou-uary :nm, ssn. flxlh day of March next. Dated, Jan- your ftgme If you phone 49-W, AU and loadng Ulet-trc A.planco In makes repared. George McJntyre & Wcsteld and Cmnford terrlory, aftfv (wo wut'urt of tranng t Mvt Kxocltor. Isvard, Westfled. Phone 98-J. 9-3-tf TIIM WKSTl'tKLD TRUST CO. Son, 237 Elmer street, Westlt'ltl, N. * sulednu wll make from $5QM to $00.00 per we«k wllout nuth cffctrt. Amly n praon: Id lot tre & I'AUU Q. OI/IV5, I'roctor. ALE OF Underwood Kebut typewrt LEGAL NOTICES Fees JB t ers No. 4, 4& to }S5; No.ft,?47 lo $&7; I!UH A)j>IIanco Bhop, X'<. m Dc No, 3-U's, $50 to 60; No 3-4's 5y :v<!ul>, Plulfhl, N. J. to ISO- All makes Bold, rebult and repared. Oeo. Mchnyre & Son, 237 Elmer St., Tel. H!>*\V Weatfleld. VU:NU MAX over 8, n.;at. brght, uctlvo tn learn laundry busness. Must uvp Grnmtmr School edpatlnn. (lood openng for some local, you K Ul Sl>;SS OFFOflTUNlTY For sale Beauty Parlor u Westfled, All modern equpment. ' Address AVostfeld Leader, Bos Bey-em, OHAMPIOItf pedgreed 'olco do» pup-ava\ti-:j» tjonftennles, Sot sale reasonable. 207 Km nt Imusework. Two IJI fnmy, Itrf nmd for K^JHT Kt., phono 092. ur^ncpm r'fjre-, 500 Hnjmt A VP. FOR SAI^E On H2NT House *J morns uad Bath, on Cumberland st. Inqure U. F. KHenborger, G7 Cumberland St. *hone & tI POUCH) IXHS, Chowa, Alrpdalcs ^U van mell your hvme, lot, Great Danes. Pupplea and half grown or bunlnem by y lnt Ing: It u uon, dogs of fnest breedng obtanable Wee e d f frvv more ^oott t valncs l t to ndver-tf«e In our Sprnt? Calaloe. Our only Noted dogs at stud, 'olloe doss Hud Aredales traned by no tol German traner. A few females to --ve to charge tu the UMIIBI eomttalnn after relable people on breedng ba vre ttell Strongheavt Kennels, East on Avenue, ḊTROVT Mew "Brunswck, N. J. 2-4-U F0H SA*B -jdeb desk and char, one crb, parlor sute and cook etnve. 75 Summt avenue. Phone S29-M. VICTROLA for sale alao records, cheap. Inqure 824 E. Broad St., near Chestnut St t OB SAhU Uprght pano, oak lbrary table, oak bookcase. *hone Westftel LOST AND FOUND LOST Heavy set truck BKld chans on Kaal Broad street Fnder pleaaa return to Tuttle Broe. LOST Tool Kt between North and t.entral AVCB., am Scotch Plans Ave. Koutmann, Phono 678-M. 'OUNIl A Female Dalmatan Conch Doff. Owner please call and Indcntlfy. WeatBeld Pet Khan, Btrda, Fots. Peed, etc., 8 Prospect St., Westlleld, LAUNDRY FAMILY WASIUNOS CALbsu " Mll >;.v:m:). A.U clothes washed In ran soft "Water wth Ivory and Amber Soaps. SIOIIII'IMSIII;II. I I I M s svt All the bed and table lnen neatly Ironed and folded ready to use; the wear- Ing apparel dred ready for you to Iron a. your lesure; all for0 cents per pound; no package less than $. Slght addtonal charge should you dealre the wearng apparel nl Ironed. PHONG 20 WESTFIEMl AND Olllt VB/LOW AUTO Wll.l CAM,. Van Doren Laumlry Servce, 62 North Ave., WKstnuld. <-2-tt MISCELLANEOUS WANT5U Oarafte vknll uf K. M.rkt and Eucld Av«. Plonc 820. WANTED Hlrynlo for a sx vcr nm cnlld In K"od condllo. T«. k03-.l I"I>'IU\<; IOS-; n two BIVH'S, also tenstumuk done- n t;oui and slv-r thread al the "Weslfeld lltnslu'lltk Shop," Tost (fflec Uldpr.. 2nd Hour. ''Clellon; 83-W. ;-4-tf HBMSTITCHIM h all (8 brandes. Plan lcot-fut;<- punls ^lu! eurv^a at the "Wcslc'KI ll-nslt'llns Kln],." Post Offce lhir.. 2nd Ilmf."Olden! hernalhcluu" nhrp In t<nvn." ''el. 6S-W. '-4-f There s a new candy n town. Everybody who has bought H says It's lno. Try the JJojyuet chocolates, Bon Bons, Glm;e lmts, Oluee Nuta. for Halo nt "Women's KschaKe, h' 5m Htraot, "The XJtlle Brown llous*-," lof Harrson avenue or ut -3 Wusllngtan street, phone Wftatllotd 2^7. -4-tf. FOR UKPAIIt.t of any knd and New Work Pftll Gfto. Mrlnyre S- Kons Tor TPC do Car>t«ntry, Maponry, 'Umbl GlwRng, LocKsuJthfK tru Kcturl A few Items; rochb, Watrhts. Wn;.., Tnafhlnefl, Mteetrc Jrot«, Vacuum Clesner, Phonographs, '!'yp«vvrttc and!* '>;: % At-rhVs mn}' Tel V SIlllI", ve l»c < Tla t \ n <t 0 ltty Bnlo of Oollln II 8 I utm (I > Itll" 'I el m MUSICAL letr, N. J 2-A-2t 5 Mnuntult PQI'Vc* (I your pn.to man, Vunporen Laundry Servce, 02 Nurlh tvtmlvp, West Held. REAL ESTATE HOUSE WANTED AGENCY JJstablHlPd lyoo ISO W. HTOBA Street, Went feld, N. J. NUTICB OP ATA NotU l «la herr-ly ^lvcn that au ut lrlnfnl at the sut of The Westllol Trust Oompny, a corporaton, ag'ulnn tlc pstatc uf M.fKUl'vno K^tw HV.nc. a o-rtatlelu debtor, for lha sum of eght hundred dollars (J800.00) has been &sut'u out of the Unon County Crcut Conn am wan -Hurnod Into couf on.l.'in.'hw VJ II, D2TJ. Uy orler of tho 'ourt. WILLIAM I. MAUTIN. Clerk. I'.M:IJ Fcca Q. UljlVlOK,.Mtnrnf.v. *6.?2 l-2-4t Unon, majb on tlo I went y "eghth day of January, A. I''.. &25, upon the apjllcatoj of the um.k'raknf;dv aa Adntslrafor of the cs'te of anl deceased, notce n herrby Mvt' to the credtors of suh deceasul to exhbt to the subscrber under oath or uftntkuln tlnr I'lhK HIHI (tfnf nls f^;nnt the lst ate of Mad doe^hfd wtlttn sx months from (ho dntp. uf wld umlr, or they wll te forever hnvre from nroeeuuntf or rocverk ttu namo u^unkt t!u<, subscrber. Tl ft WICHTKJKLD TT.IST CO., Adtnnftrttor. notce la hereby gven to the credtors sary, to enable all tho lepal votora of sad deceased to exhbt to the sub-presenscrbers unde oath or affrmaton ther At eald meetng wll be submtted the to cast ther ballots. KSTATK WASTKU Low (or clams and demands nganst thto estate ot sad deceased wthn sx months cosh, roomy old fashoned house In K<Mj(3 order on roomy plot. Gve all from the date of sad order, or they partculars. Ownurs preferred. Address, C. Barrarlougl, 57 llemp- Injr or recoverng the same aganst wll be forever barred from prosecut-.stead nvrlud, ltuclcvllh; Center, b.. the subscrbers. H,VVIX< M(v) from Yv'CHtnold I wll sacrfu-o my New 0 room holme, a tled Hatls, Hot Water heat, l oar garkt\ larkr lot, b;kt locaton of \rerttleld for partculars call Orange 200. George Spector, ovner, H FaKlf, ItocU Ave, West Orang-e, N. J t.V'l"IK.\t'.'l'lVI5 HDtUS D\\\ s>> A.KIIINS'IIIM: lu lit \'o have Hnvoral G and l room modern w IomeH of lleaant; dehlkns, wth Bun porches, Htsan heat, open trepl»<-'cs, l)ath moms wtl hullt In tuhh and tllo Moors. The reasonnhle ' IK of tlutw lnnt-h wll Wrranl your InuncuHntr attflnton. I.KT s snow vor now TO SIXI:IU;» IKIMK U.\ Pl\AKCIAI< TlUnS TO SIIT VIMIt IUUWJK.T. IM,. \v:s';.) los- on 7(.-. FOR RENT AI'ABTMRMT TO RENT 5 rooms & bath; all mnrovemeus; near staton. Apply Ehmllng' Bros., Central & L.6HOX Avea. 3-0-tf KAWWOOU IIODSl! FOR KENT Nln» largp rooms, bath, recfsptlo hall, all mprovements, 2 car garake, large j^rounda, best retldpntal secton. J. -Mnnlnghum. Tel. Woatfleld 022-R tt van KR\T Furnshed Apartment. 7 rooms anf Imth; steam heated; hot water suppled. Apply Modern Servce Co., 29 E. Broad at. Tel ll-0-tf! h.-at, 'n cut wltl ] TOITI.Y I'll.l'S (llt SHOl" VfluuK-H fnd WElUS «p..-(:\v ld! rd ]rllal> r vnre..plan rtn I'lHMSHIOIl IKKI.M Huulle or Decorated Scraps nd tomr Cu)];:,'. Al lprov 7 Ferrs I'lace. 'M'.r.staton, urn, or.lmclo Un.-n pne.., T>.l. r.r-\v. WM't «-4H'rU-Uy HIST 'l.lllhi n rools JUHI h;th, rtm-m r f«r vcnl, htfband ot Cftrmelo Bonaccl, together ' '--SHJOll at OHM I'rl. Mr.' r ulr wth nl and sngular the heredtaments and appurtenances to the sad t-t8 Clark St. NKCV Sx rooms for premses belonkln# Or n nnywao ajj»ertalnlng. lm.rav.-m nlh.?2» an,) rent, all M UllflH-n',< f'tnlr.. ("<! S'"Tll Arm Ml-' frnlsiml. :m llrat Ct.lr. nt'l othnr nrlnlm. Wcsllleld. ml Ave.. UlMSlll:» UOO nt:;.n h't, ol.'otr W'r-'uUleld. l;::t, for!nd> -..Slca loouu -o der offce. z prlvtte h c He III, twn.rr>hl. IMn'm IHUm; I'OU Hl-lNT, ** rntn^ rfvrcnn. Apply H. H. W'l ( -on MI.ll ln> A pll (''III! lax Kcr'ron*s STATEMENT Estate of Lyda Wygant Conklln Kwn(f, Peceaaed. rurauant to the order of CHARLES N. CODDING, Surrogate of the County of Unon, made on the 8th day of Meeember, A. l>., 924, upon the applcaton of the undersgned, as Executors, of the tatnve tl sad deceso, Earle ConkMn Bale, TrvK Hank, Columba Trust V., Executors. J'lTNKY, liahnn & SKINNER, Proctora, I'rudantlat BvtldnK, Newark, N. J, t Fees *a.8o MASTER'S SALE In Chancery of New Jersey between Antono Oudftto, et als, Complanants, and Carrnelo Bonaccl, et alfl., Defendants. On Bll for Partton. By vrtue of a Decree of Sale made In the above stated cause, dated Octo- school nonpva anl of truant offcers, ber llth, 934, I, EDWARD S. AT-truant schools, Insurance and tha Incdental expenses of the schools. WATER, JK,, one of the Specal Masters of the Court of Chancery of New Women ctaens twenty-one years of,u:r«ey, wll expose for sale at publc np> nr.'lbovp. bv vlrtuo nf tho Nneteenth Anwndment to the Unted Statos vunduo at tho SHERIFF'S OFFICE n the UNION COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Consttuton, mnv votp for everythng: tn Elzabeth, New Jersey, on Thursday, presented at <.hls meotlng-. the Ffth day of February, 925, at the A mfnbor of the Hoard of Educaton hour of two o'clock In the afternoon of that day, the followng deacrbed lands and premses sttuntts lyng and beng tn tho Town of West feld. County of Unon and State of New Jersey, bounded and descrbed a a follows: BEGINNING at a pont n the Southwesterly skn lne of Central Avenue, dstant 90.0 feet northwesterly along sad.southwesterly sde of Central Avenue from Its Intersecton wth tho northwesterly stdo of Park Street; thence from sad begnnng southeaaterly alon^ sad southwesterly sde of Central Avenue a dstance of feet; theu-e south westerly a dstance of 04.7! feet to lno of land of Ooltra; thenco north westerly along tlo lne of Ooltra 50.6 feet to a pont In sad lne of Goltra; Uenco northeasterly a dstance of K6.03 feet to the pont or 'on RKSTV nesldenco, 402 Mountan Ave., corner Klmball. R rooms and placa of KesnntK, ncludng' the Inchoate rght of dower of the complan- tath, 8team heat, IVOW yoctrlc (lxturea, plumbng, floors and decoratons throughout. Wll rent reason- of Rose OltKUto, wfo of Ncholas ant. ThtMvsd Gludltto, wfe of Antono tjudltto, the nchoate rght of dower able to relable party. O. R. Mlls, GUuluto and also thr Inchoate rlrht 08 Hghland Ave. Tel, Westfteld. of courtesy of tho complanant, * tf[ Oomlnk FMfcello, husband of Juatn Urn.'- l-ll. entrrl K- l.vnt) (3. KUeello, he nchoate rght of courtesy of. -u- cornplftnant Crmrloa Sccodnro, lusband of Clvltn G, Saccodaro, am also tho nchonte rkht of courtesy of ttf dofendat, Gutseppe Bonaccl, Sad jremtmjb wn bo sold free of all lons, and nortk"kes, Patetf IClzabotb, N. J., December 22nd, 324. HOWARD S. ATWATETt, JR. Specal Master In Chancery of New Jersey, 20S Broul Street, Kdzubeth. N. 3. M3AVTT & Ul.BUICH, Sollcltora, Kllznbcth, N. J. t-l-u F*ea elcclrc. r. <>.. F eat, ) nnvr G Htnrfn III Cruforl. l'w- <JI r=ln! M.'nrh l.'t, IIHJrr Klmfr Urns., (,'-tnll l. Lenox Ave., Woatnll N J \ l A j'>h"n > 'r flo]d Av., pl IN Cll.ANX'KltV OF Sb'W JEUSKY To Marguertes Kyte Haltes and FranH M. Il^noa: IOTIOBI NOTIOIO Is hereby sven to tlo legal voters of the School Dstrct of the Town of Westfled n the County of Unon, v J., that the annual meollntf for tho electon of three (3) members of -the Board of ICducatlon wll bo hold at I'-lrnt Ward Hgh School Buldng-, K!tn street. Second Word frnnt School Buld nn, Ktnnley avenue Thrd Vnrl Lncoln School Buldng-, Westfled avenue. Fourth Wnrd MuKlnloy.School Buldng, Frst street. On TIKSDAV, FUBHUAUY 0, 925 at 7.30 o'clock p. m. :> Members wll le elected 3 years: 0 BOY SCOUTS SHOW PROGRESS IN 924 Members wll he elected 2 years, 0 pl. He also clamed that the re- the Fdelty Trust Company. Al- Members wll bo elected year. The polls wll reman open one hour, and as much longer as may be neces- queston of voflnjr a tax for the followng purposes: Purchase of land for school purposes... Bu'dlnjr and reparng sohool houses 4, Current expenses $204, Manual tranng! 0, The totnl amount thought tobenecessarv Is $229, BATED ths 30th dav of January FRANCRS PRIItCB Dlat'rct"*Cle'rfe. NOTE: The term "current expenses' ncludvh prncpals' teachers' Jantors' and mcrljcn nspectors' aalareb, fuel, toxtbooks, fchoo eupplcs, flars, transportaton of pupls, tuton of pupls attondlnp schools n other dlsfrlcte wth the consent of the Board of Rducaton, school lbrarl QB, com ponsatlon of tho Dstrct Clcrlt, of the custodan of shall bo at least 2 years of at?e, a chlkf>n and re-sldent of the arhool dstrct, and shall have been such a ctzen and resdent for nt least throe yeara Immedately precedng lts or ht*r bccnnlnv;» m«mber of Reh l^ard. and nhall be able to rend and wrte. Tet It ons, legally nom Inn tns candldrttos tn le vntpd nn at an Id mepdnp must be fled wth tlo Dstrct Clerk nt lf.'ht lve hys before the lute nf thf mc'llnr \n order r> havt? thn names of suelt rand Ida to prfnfed fn tho offcal bnlnts to be used n vutntr. In cnlculntnr tns nbovc-metohul fve (lavs, cther the fllntr day or tlo electon dav lu.t not bolh mftv be countrd. PnnV forms for ths purpose may le obtaned from ho Pstrct Clerk. FCCH?!,;0 2-4 MTII.IC' AUCTION V>l»on Hntc. Opn THr, Hcfl Wrltlnr', Twn.\metlvst J.nop Mnst, r.oll llnr T'n (,\ nnth'-st.! n TI < P«nr's). l"«nrl SVnrf 'n, Cuff Buttons, "lllr.l" llt^<^- A - ltntul nrooches, 2 l'r l'"k. TTtrv T.:vnlll.r. M:!»r«m- ChcRI of Urn w-rr (Yln^sln!.!). >bhnnnv S»^ n ll. Cult' Lpjr r>rop Lonf Mnlogruy Table. Two ^Inn'o l.'nfl (InM"- C-t...- ll'.- - cock). One Mahoftnny Kopklrfj Char, Tun T'lush Hntl""»' ''' ' ' Ono M.'hnq-nny Mofn. Ono Wnlnut Arm flalv. (llcl) y.aolo, Sx llusl Dn" On rltny. Fpbrwnrv ft, nt two p. m.. nt tlu- Wc^tt'' Ktnrn^' \\'.-r>h' ltul 7-lf 'cn.pc-t Stroot. Wcstrlcll, N'U-.Jrl-fPV, \hr ;lmv'o llntfl.nltff'holl ' nt^'n O(YOI-M ft ttu. R'hl. nf M-"'o K. Srudlnr wll bo sold nt nulllc nuctln Uv WUMnm Sflnrl. All * 'n»(.,-r. h\- nrl.-r nr Tho Wcslflpl Trust Oompaly, ROTARIANS TO CANVAS FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF IU' vrtuf! of /norder of the Court I Dr. Chwlcs Wolkley, rector of ract! K\»scopM church of Orange ndca'sc" wheren"*\vt:«ttu"r"r.u'u-i UrtflKv d tn: Uotary Club yostordny. I S"JC?Xy «..>";!'n 0 o r h!,r"nn! '! "e nmle an appeal for workers and dunts, you nr«roqulrod to np-; \nt»n?y for tho appl'onchnf* Near Kasfc," n nr "Sf,h hr",",!^ u'?"''"!k'-lu'r campu,;!.. The Club meml, nrx, or In default Uu-r-nt. lov.--. prwnt cnoy'd tho oraros c \viu hu tuule nfalum vm as tlt' I.,,. It,; ^., - ':\m :el)»r shall t h nt ocuftnwc am sent by Ccortte W. Frutcley from J "TI,<. B:,l,l,( I, m.,, lo rm,,m,, ; ';/"- 'l»-.'''" prze OITCT.., wns a?h m lc ly yu. wld M'nrn<«'rlt«whrh wan JC y I mml > HUHICH. ly you. vvtll the I War Savng Stump (lonat'd by I'., N. j H!Ill unrr.l. to W-sltlell flullh; nnl l.nan AHSUCIHIIOII. \O Heburu ttellrown and was won by Fred Doerrer! paynh'tt nf Hfs tlmuflkl lnltnr.y (?l.- whu tunf.d!c prze over to Robert (HIO.). whlh DOrtKce l. l.-ut-l Arut IB, 'JSl, In recorded " IJool S37 of \V. Ihmlon trpttsuror of thy local com-. MortH'Kt'.', for Unon <Touruy at pa^ettttee of the Near East Relef cam- ] le and coverfs land In the 'I'own of f SVf-sUl.ll, \'nlon County, Now Jersey; paj^n. Volunteers were secured to I und yuu, MarKuerfte Kyto Jlns Jlnlnes ar arf assst the commttee n conductng j tntde d n dofendunt Rlcuao you mde the the the local canvas of tho Near Enst saltl s t>rl>!nrc t>!rc nnfl clam to be the f th cl d to l e te l Relef ths comng Sunday. owner of the mortgaged pr«ralaea antl Thursday (Lncoln's Brthday) All day hke to woods for cookng and games. Frday nght, Kally Day Rally and games at Epscopal Parsh House at 7.45 p. m. Saturday, Publcty Exhbts by Scouts n wndow of Sehucfer's Store a. m. Frst Ad and Bandagng,.00 p. n. Methods of Fre buld- P. T. A. HEARS TALK ON FADS IN EDUCATION Monday evenng at the meetng of the Grant School Parent-Teachers' Assocaton hold n the Grant School, Prof. Mlton E. Looms gave a hghly opportune talk on the fads and fances of educaton. In spte of the fact that the weather was bad and almost prohbtve, those that managed to get to the meetng felt that they were well rewarded. The talk of Prof. Loomg was greeted wth hearty approval and applause. The speaker closely examned the varous so-called fads of today, and ponted out where many of them would he useful to the student n fter lfe. Ther later usefulness, accordng to hm, justfed ther present teachng, and aa a means of llustraton, he stated that the three R's, whoh were o long looked upon as the only essentals of educaton, were now nsuffcent for any modern pu- qurements of the varous colleges and unverstes throughout the land made necessary these, as they are termed, fads und fances. Todsy, 3 p. n».- the McKnley P.. A. Ttutsd»y, Feb. S, 3 p. m. Entertanment at Presbyteran parsh house. 0 a. m. All day sewng meetngs. Baptst Lades' Ad Socety and Methodst Womans' Ad Socety, 8 p. m. Executve Commttee of Boy Scouts and Dads Assocaton meetng n the Mayor's offce. 8 p. m. Basketball game, T. M. C. A. vs. Congregatonal n Congregatonal parsh house. Basketball game, De Molay va. Rahway, at Hgh School. Frday evenng Illustrated Lecture on Near East at Congregatonal parsh house. Lon's Club Dnner. Jr. 0. U. A. M. nstallaton of offcers at Arcanun Hall. Jont meetngs of Chrstan Endeavor socetes of Congregatonal and Presbyteran churches n Presbyteran parsh house. Saturday, Feb. 7 Basketball game, Y. M. C. A. vs. Rahway at Eahway. Dance at Echo Lake Club. Sunday, Feb. 8 Appeal for Near East Belef n churches. House to house canvass for Near East Relef. Servce for Boy Scouts n M. E. Church, 7.45 p. m, Monday, Feb. 9, 2.30 p. m. Meetng of Woman's Club. Mss Ida Bowman Wrght wll speak on Current Events. H-Y Club dnner. Tuesday, Feb. 0 Valentne Tea at St. Paul's parsh house p. m. School electon p. m. Mass meetng on communty chest. D. A. R. Brdge Party. Wedneaday, Feb. Rotary Club Cvc Luncheon. Hgh School P. T. A. Patrotc meetng. Y. M. C. A. TAKES TITLE ON LAND Monday evenng the local Y. M. C. A. took ttle on the land for-ts future home. The land s stuated on Clark street and Ferrs place, there ben^ 220 feet on tho former and 60 feet on the latter. The ttle was arranged by A. C. Nash through though the property cost $8,000 t s hoped that a BRIAU remuneraton may coma from a buldng that now resta on the ground. WHERE BEAUTY COUNTS Under the glarng lghts of the dnner, the dance, the theatre party, o other socal functon, your har, compljxon, skn, must show to the very best advantage or you suffer bj comparson. Let ths beauty parlor place you above comparson. MISS KNOWLES Plume 7<M SI EI.M STREET VVKSTrELE Woman's Statement Wll Help Westfeld "I hated cookng because all I ate turned sour and formed gas, J drank hot water and olve ol hy the gallon Nothng helped untl I toak Adtrka Unless due to deep-seated causes, Aferka. helps any case gas on the stomach n eurprtblkly QUICK tme, t s a wonderful remedy to use for const)p«!( >n -t often works In Oe hour vul «ver grpes. Vrtr.hey Pharmacy Co. MICKIESAYS TW FEU-ER. V/HO COtAES IV) WITH k «UH GRIM * POMT OUT AU ERROR HJ \U PAPEft GEWERAUM N XS SURPR.V36O BECUt. UE OOMT COST DOW4 HOW MAMS CHWJteS THERG AREX*rMVce WSXAJKES U4 Gxnvw' out > wewspftper, Vfc'RE PROUD TUERB WUT v. MOKE y Dresses In the Newest of Shades and Slks We Lve In An Age of Wonders At No Other Tme Can We Offer a Selecton of Dresses of Ths Knd at $0 and $5 SHADES Black Navy Tan ndulc Rust Vex Oop' Poukr Blue Green Utforgette Flal Crop,' Satn Crop,; Cvcpc te Ohm Porpf Twll Hcfnlne l'lan Flannel Strpe Flnnncl mock Warm.'! All szes md nl slmdes--but every sze aud every sladc. 5 E. TST., PLAINFIELD, Opposte Park Avenue yffm J.