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1 V. / TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR. NO-9. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 27, 94. $.50 PER YEAR. sssss&d ISCUSSES NEED f ) Presdent Cromwell's Statement n School Board's Annual Report Publshed Ths Week In anjt report ol" Board of Edueatonjvf tls oty for schoq; year, endng" JuneQth, 94, Presdent Janes W. Cromwell makes a splendd, concse statement of school stuaton that should command attenton-of all ctzens, and Tftj Herald refore prnts hs report n full herewth: MAN V 0 forftrs UIVEV Co-operatve Charte* Dd Splendd -TlrcrnksrThgan»mlHdeM4«HV- An nterest ns statement was made lust evenng by Olver H. Merrll HP" 3 To People of Summt: -In behalf of Board of Educaton, I take pleasuret-slrtjmtung- ths-re-- port for school year endng June 30th, 94, ncludng report of Superntendent, that of ' Secretary, and that of Medcal and or Supervsors, fcrr-all of-whch I beg to bespeak a thoughtful pel'usal. In my communcaton ntroducng last year's report I took occason to warn you of tho mpendng need for an addtonal buldng. The Board of Educaton, beng more closely n touch wth school system than or ctzens generally are, felt that t would be takng a heavy responsblty f no Step were taken n tme to meet ths want. It was judgment of Board that when a new buldng Is erected t should be for housng of Hgh School, so that Sprngfeld Avenue buldng may be entrely devoted to grades. As a matter of prudent foresght an opton was obtaned on a pece of land judged to be emnently suted for ths purpose. Some dfference of opnon havng arsen as lo wher or not purchase of land s as yet mperatvely necessary, ( adverse sentment havng ts focus n a very hgh quarter enttled to respectful consderaton) I do not propose here to dscuss that controversally. I-beleve that all of gentlemen now n publc offce n Summt are n agreement as to tho mportance of mantanng our Hgh School n a hgh state of effcency. -The dscusson does not touch that pont, but only" a subordnate detal. There are some matters, however, on whch publc should be properly nformed n order that Hgh -School, as a Summt nsttuton, may be understood and apprecated. The fact of our havng about ffty scholars from or towns has been cted wth mplcaton that Summt s taxed for educaton of outsders. Now truth s, that f we dened admsson to outsde pupls we could not notceably reduce expense ol mantanng school, and we should lose more than Two Thousand Dol. lars, whch outsde dstrcts pay us tor r chldren's tuton, and also an allowance from State lor r attendance. The outsde pupls really releve Summt of over Three Thousand Dollars of taxaton. Cost per capta vares wth number of pupls The total cost s substantally same for 50 as for 200. A larger ncrease would doubtless requre addtonal teachers and classrooms and refore a larger outlay. But as between 60 and 200, case s smlar to that of a small party, say of eght persons, who have hred an en- ~~tre omnbus wth seats-fot"twelvo. II y get four more passengers, even at a reduced fare, t s so much saved to orgnal party. In ths connecton, attenton s called to appended Specal Report of cost per capta n Hgh School coverng" years 92-3.and 93-4: For fve years cost per capta has been steadly decreasng, whle regstraton has steadly ncreased. Ths, n spte of an enlarged currculum and ncreased facltes for nstructon now beng offered. It would be a good thng f all ctzens of Summt would nterest mselves to know all about_ school system, and "especally Hgh School. The grade schools we arc requredjy. law to mantan. If we had no Hgh School, we should have to send our present Hgh School pupls to Madson or Montclar, or wherever y had room for m, and we should have to pay for r tuton, at such rates as neghborng towns mght establsh, and also for r transportaton to and fro. The Jaw requres sohool attendance up-to age of fourteen absolutely, and up to sxteen for those not at work So t s not expedent to abolsh Hgh School, and of course Summt has too much self-respect to thnk "of dong so at a tme when great value of secondary educaton n all our communtes s establshed beyond queston. So, as t s not an ssue between Hgh ScTlool and no HghSohoolj'Summt should be deeply nterested-n-ha-vlng-as-good-a one as she can afford, as ts qualty wll De regarded as a-sure measure_and = ndex of her own qualty among enlghtened Amercan communtes. If you perceve defects, pont m who acted as dstrbutng agent for Co-operatve Chartes ol" Summt" n gvng Thanksgvng-' *" cheer. The slafement follows: The Co-operatve Chartes are very much gratfed wth sprt of cooperaton whch enabled m to fnd and supply, at Thanksgvng tme, so many famles n actual need jao food. Ffty-four dnners were sent out from Publc Schools, made up from provsons brought n by chldren supplemented wth that purchased by commttee from tund ol" almost sxty-lve d6ars contrbuted by nterested frends. Wth s money we were able to largely lrfety-aso number of dnners whch have n former years and ths year -been'dstrbuted "by s.ehools under gudance of- Mss Hatch, School Nurse. There were" also many dnners ndvduals - to~ people " ngven by whom y wore especally nterested or to famles unknown to m of whose needs we -know. We are especally pleased that bv thus workng toger every famly reported n need was. suppled wth food, and- n some cases or pressng needs were met. There s a small balance whch toger wth such or funds as may be gven wll be used to help through next hard' months those "famles who need a frendly hand. We thank tfosf "who have through r generosty, made many homes happy on Thanksgvng Day. - CO-OPERATIVE CHARITIES. Nov; 26, 94. jvnr" Y.ffl.C. L ACTIVITY! PRINCETON BOYS SII.VKK WKHHNU ANNIVERSARY, A delghtful dnner-dance was gven last Frday evenng at resdence of Mr. and Parker W. Page, 2 Edgewood road, by Mr. Pago as a surprse for Page n honor of r twenty-ffth weddng annversary. There were between sxty and seventy guests present, ncludng members of famly and ntmate frends from New York-and-Summt. The house was beautfully decorated n whte and green. The guests were" seated at round tables at each of whch covers were lad for ten. The centre pece of each table was a beautful bunch of whte chrysanmums n slver vases. The brde's table was n smokng room, and hangng by whte rbbons /from celng over ths table was a large slver weddng bell. "Indeed decoratons throughout were most artstc.and unque. One of most nterestng features of evenng was readng of a delghtful poem by Dr. J. F. Butterworth, of DeForest avenue, Who, whle rector of Calvary church, offcated at marrage of Mr. and Page twenty-fve years ago, and who also performed marrage of r daughter, Helen, who was marred to Mr. Ruthven A. Wodell n Juno of tls year. In Dr. Butterwortl's llmtable way hs verses told story of happy marred lfe of MrTand Page from tme of weddng down to present. They wore most enthusastcally receved ou all sdes. Page receved many beauthul gfts ol" slver and of flowers. "The anual - Tcctfg"l)TT:le - Sunmrt- Young Men's Chrstan Assocaton lor tho electon of drectors and transacton of or busness," wll be-held at assocaton buldng Monday evenng, December 7th, at 8 p. m. The regular Sunday afternoon meetng for boys'wll be held ths week" at Y. M. C. A. at 2.45 o'clock. These meetngs are for all boys of Summt, and a cordal welcome s extended to all boys to attend and brng some one else wth m. Fve men from busness men's gym class autoed to Morrstown last Monday atternoon and- played volley ball aganst busness men of that assocaton. The dfference n playng rules handcapped Summt team at frst but y managed to get two out of four games played.. > -. «-o_ The tenns nets have been taken n and owng to fact that frost s n ground re wll be no mor tenns ths year. In organzng Cadet and Junor Basketball League every boy voted for tje boys whch he desred to have as captans of varous teams. The electon resulted n tho followng manner': Cadet captan's, Lyall Merrll, Francs Kelly, Eugene Gutzwe-lor, Robert Marsh and Gerald Holland; Junor captans, Edward Tallau, Edwn Flndcll, Leghton Crann, Harold Wlson. Tho frst games wll* be played next week. Sxty-one boys tred runnng, hop, step and jump test durng past week and best dstance was made by Phlp Drabble ol" Student Class, when he just cleared 29 feet and nches. Leghton Crann, o Junor Class, was a very close second wth 29 feet and 8 nches. The best record from Cadet Class was 24 feet, and 5 nches, made by Dewtt Roll. MWIffff- PROUIIAJH OF SUM Ml' ELKS* MEMORIAL. MISS WALbAW'S DEBUT. Mss Janet Wallace, one of most popular and attractve young lades of Summt, wll be formally ntroduced to socety ths afternoon by her moc, Allan Bradford Wallace, at lef beautful home "Greenock," on Woodland avenue. In all probablty ths wll be largest debut of season n Summt. The recepton ths atternoon wll he from four to seven o'clock. Wallace and her debutante daughter wll receve. Mss Wallace's grandmor, J. C. Smth, of Summt, and Davd L. Wallace, of Newark, wll pour. Ors who wll assst are: Mss Kate Ross Wallace, of Newark; Thomas H. Rockwell, tntrfes K. Nchols, and Charles Howard Daly, of Summt The decoratons wll be n yellow, chrysanmums beng man flower used. Mss Wallace wll have four young lades assstng her: Mss Angelca Hagh, Mss Nancy Otlord, or Summt; Mss Constance Dowd, and Mss Dorothy Woodward, of New York. 'Ths evenng re wll be a dnnerdance for younger set, at whch from forty to ffty wll le present. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. Former Aw,ufoI}H to Speak. At next Fortnghtly Club meetng on Wednesday,December 2nd, at K.30, n Lncoln Audtorum, re wll he a dramatc, "readng by Herman Sandby, enttled "Dream Pctures from Lfe of Hans Chrstan Andersen," wth ncdental musc composed by. Mr. Herman Sandby. Mr. Sandby s a 'cellst whose playng delghted Summt audences some years ago. The musc s to be played by Mary Mller Mound, a lrend ot Mr, and Sand by's. BUND BABIES' THANKSGIVING., Sxty-fve persons compose household at Arthur Home for Blnd Babes, on Pne Grove avenue, Summt. Yesterday, November 26, wthout excepton, every member had a Thanksgvng treat, thanks to hearty response made by ctzens of Summt to plea.publshed n The Herald last week. The superntendent s grateful for many donatons of food, clothng, provsons, etc., whch were so generously provded. out to Board of Educaton. Do all von can to help, after becomng really acquanted wth jnbject' It s"~those~ wtottflow nothng" aboutft who are harshest crtcs. For nstance,' those who say y dsapprove, of Hgh School because t teaches, ornamental accomplshments and "reby spols young persons who have r lvng to earn," have never seen lst of courses and studes, and know nothng of Englsh Course, Commercal Course, or of -Domestc Scence, cookng, sewng. ISunk Presdent to Speak. Mr. John T, Sproull, Presdent of Coal- and Iron Natonal Bank of New York, wll speak at Men's Meetng at Y. M. G, -A., Sunday afternoon, November 29th, at?..30 o'clock. Mr. Sproull s n great demand as a speaker to men. Nearly every one of hs Sundays throughout _year s *gyen_up fo_r ths work and t s not usual for Jm'to speak two, or three tmes each day. He _has spoken n Summt before ard doubt-" less a large number of men wll aval mselves of ths opportunty to hear speca The Hon. John A. Matws; ot Newark, a former member of House of Assembly, of Ne_W_ Jersey, wll speak on Monday, November.".0th, n Summt. Mr. Maws made many addresses n pho durng recent -rampagu aganst Woman Suffrage n that State, and tremendous success acheved re s credted largely to hs presentaton of ant-suffrage arguments. The publc wll be prvleged to submt questons to speaker on any of ponts at ssue The movement n favor of extendng suffrage to women has receved a great deal of publc attenton, especally because of aggressve campagn whch has been waged by those n favor of t. It s probably not realzed that among a large number of women re s a strong feelng aganst flc extenson ol suffrage and that necessary organzaton s beng rapdly completed n Summt and elsewhere, by whch publc wll apprecate thctbfee of movement and powerful reasons whch actuate t. The meetng next Monday s under auspces of Summt Branch of /New Jersey Assocaton Opposed to Woman's Suffrage and wll be held n..lncoln School. PERMANENT PAVEMENTS. Th< _ ctjtert RVel~bT Thanksgv ng ev.e by tho Prnceton Muscal Clubs at Hotel Beechwood was not only-a' most enjoyable affar but also resulted n makng n all probablty about $200, whch wll be devoted to relef of UfeAlelgan refugees. The'half was crowded to ts capacty as s ahva"y"s tho case when Prnceton boys' come to town. There were more than 600 people altoger n hall. Tho clubs were n splendd form and each number was receved wth great enthusasm. The famous Unversty Octette rendered that oven more famous composton of Park's, "Just Smle," most effectvely. Anor especally good number n frst part of program - was "Muscal Scenes from Span," by Mandoln Club. One of newest-concoctons of Prnceton boys s number known as "Echoes from Hawa," rendered by Messrs. Flemng, Spencer, Heyngcr, Longstreth, Roberts and Whte. Ths was a most effectvely arranged combnaton.of werd' melodes from slands n Pacfc, played and sung n true college-boy style. Mr. O, S. Putnam,, presdent of Muscal (.Hubs, and leader of tho Glee Club, sang a solo, "A Dream," by Bartlett, accompaned by Mandoln Club. -Mr. Putnam's clear bass voce and effectve renderng made audence demand an encore. And, by way, audence was gven just what >l wanted n way of encores throughout evenng. Mr. Putnam n sang Homer's "Banjo Song." Wth a splendd swng, "Prnceton, Forward March," "by Clark, w as sung by Glee Club. The last number was always effectve "Old Nassau," n whch "old grads" all over hall could be seen and heard jonng n song and wavng of hand n chorus. As rapdly as possble floor was cleared and practcally entre audence stayed to partcpate n or watch dancng. _ The patronesses were": MI-L ". ). Applcton, Ms. Wn. I'. AcUm, Mrs Tants Allen, Mss Elzabeth Andrews, M. 'fhok. E. Adams, C. P. Itassctt, Mrs Guy Bats, *. II. Bergen, (.. \ Kuglt-m, Cnxto Brown, D.nel Burke, J. F. ButU- worth, Mrs,. Tohn Bal*.-}, Mr-. Buck, Howard Ihur.s, Bard Mrs, A. C. Bernard. Cortland Betts, H. V. C.-urrr-, V. W. Crane, I. N. Cady, J. W. Cromwell, Sr Ms. \V. I,. Oopky, Mss lcmma Clark, Mrs T N Cowperthwat, Ms. M. C. CoggeslaH, Mrs P. D. Cowan, W. II. Collns, Calhoun CraRr, C. I,. C. Dtmars, V II Dofnus, II. de Sclchnf?, M"- M - T. Dodsworth, flcs. M. Debevosc, Mrs K. JR. Dwfjht, Ms. Nathanel Day, J. Jl. K KK er«, Ms, Ceo Klk-nhefrer, Ms. C. T. Rbbels. Ms M \Y. ljlulc, l'rcd A. 'answotl, Mrs Geo Kbhcr, Alvm T). -ox, Mrs II. K. l'uwk, Ms. Jas. '. (.llaght.'r, Ms W. lv Glde, Mrs Geo. K. Gadd.s, R C Glmure, Ms. Klot Got ton, Mss Klza bell Gould, Mrs K. TI. Goodwn, Harry II. Gftord, I> L. Hagh. Ms. Wm Halls, Jr., Mrs Kot.t. S. Holt, P. H Holt, Mss Vn K n. Hovt-y. K. (.. I lull, Ms. C. \V. Hurst, Mrs J-. h. Hurst Mss ('anlne TTmnan, Mrs, C S Hardy, Mrs, H G. Hay, Lama G. Hada, M.s. lames Hea d. Ms Walter C. Heath Ms (_. IT. Tagels. M.s. T, R. Jones, K II. J»)'»sto. Mrs \ K. Tamme, C. B. k.-eney, M Khn, 'U.. Knowles, R. h. Ka ev, V. KelloKK. M>s. S. W. Kent, Ms. \\ alter G bbv Mss Ma t T,hl>v, '. B Long, M.s. Robt I/mell. Ms. Wm. H. L:wu-u-( J, Mrs II T. I.y.ll. Ms. Wm. Lyall. Mrs II W. Mabe, Mrq. G. Cuteheon. Mrs Geo. V. Muchmoe V Mallaleu. Ms R. J. Matches C. M«tR.m. Ms. J.. Murray McAUste, Ms. Krlwn II \f echehrv Mlls, Ms Tlrcr" -ahhffgl=m**wtotat= Jegto-f= Summt bodge No. 24G, B. P. O. 0., to be held n Lyrc Theatre, Sunday afternoon, December 6..Arrangements have! been completed tbr- a splendd mus al.program. The memoral address wll be delvered by Rev: J. M. Ferrs'ot Asbury Park; nvocaton by Rev. Phlp J. Stonmetz, Jr., ot Calvary Church, and benedcton by Rov-J Adams OakeS, of East Summt "'Methodst Epscopal Church. The vocalsts who are to take part n servce are: Rev. J. Adams Oakes, and F. S. Condt, of Central Presbyteran Church chor, frst tenors; Mr. Bngham, of Calvary Church chor, and Leonard lender, of ths cty, as second tenors; Seaman L. Wrght and Robert J. Murphy, second bassos, and Danel O. Mahoney, of St. Teresa's chor, and Danel O'Sullvan, who sngs n a New York chor, as frst Mss Bulalo Menard, of Short Hlls, and Margaret McKenna Herbert, of-mddleto\sn N Y.,-wll le tho-con-- tralto and soprano solosts. \V. A. Rogers, -of" Calvary Kpftcopal Church chor, wll be bartone solost., -, The double quatet ot male voces wll le heard n those selectons "Nearer, * My God, to Thee, rhe Vacant.Char," "Crossng Bar," 'and "No Shadows Yonder."- In a tenor and bass duct, Rev. Mr, Oakes and Mr. O'Sullvan wll render "The Crucfx," whle. Mr. O'Mahonoy wll sng a bass solo, "Abde Wth Me." Mss Menard wll be heard n numbers "My God and Far Whle I Stray," by Marston, and "Sun ol" My Soul," whle Herbert wll sng "Flee as a Brd" am "Ave Mara." The organst wll be Wllam A. Jones, A. R. C. 0 organst ot" Central Presbyteran Church. The nstrumental numbers wll be gven on voln, cornet, 'cello and pano by Anderson's Orchestra of Newark. Among selectons to be heard are "Roses and Memores," "Tho Rosary " "I Hear You Callng Me," "Deleea," a flower song by Frant'/en and "Humoresoue," by Dvorak. The arrangements_for_tlm uejuonal e are n charge ot Robert J. Mur- MR. BASSETT -MKBSFAT-EWt 7r Utltes" tomffss«b*srpart In Makng Water Contract Prvate Rates, Meters, Fre Insurance Rate In vew of- -fact that durng last few- weeks.re have been publshed several newspaper artcles tendng to nstgate a controversy over negotatons between Cty of Summt land Commonwealth -Water and Lght Co., n regard to renewng water contract, The Herald has asked Mr. Carroll P. Uasaett to make a publc statement of hs company's poston u t\e whole matter, so that facts wll be more generally known.~ The statement s. as follows; - To make clear- to publc somematters relatng to pendng contract between' Cty of Summt and Commonwealth* Water and Lght Com panv, for a publc water servce, I subh-t ths,statement. Under statute creatng Vublc -Utlty Commssoners, ths State.body s vested wth rate makng pqwer over prvately owned utltes. It s not necessary now to dscuss merts of ths legslaton. The Commsson has been gven ths power by State and >s actvely exercsng t. Under date of July 8th, )4, Commonwealth Water a.nd Lght Company receved from Mr. Betts, Chef Inspector of.commsson a notce from whch quote: "In th opnon of Board, contracts ented nto between Water Companes am, muncpaltes, should nclude only such terms as relate to supply ol' muncpalty consdered as a customer * * ''. Under no crcumstances should such contracts contan any reference to rates for consumpton ol water by prvate consumers." The Cty Councl was advsed of ths notce and rates to prvate consumers have refore not entered negotaton_ phy and Seaman L. Wrght. The or ganzaton of Elks was nsttuted about four years ago, and has but one deceased member, late James Qunn, who was a charter member, and who ded about three years ago. UNIVERSAL SUNSHINE S\LK SUCCESS. A W Mat- W Mrf. M Mrs II. II Moore, Ms. Wm Ms. Toh Mogan, John T W McCormck, Ms. Robert NKon. Ml \. Kr-Nlcol. MrrtrK. NfchnK Mrs Pa.ker W \K<\ Gardner Pattson, Mrs F.anns S IMr.c.--. Mrs Knw.n J Phcl-n. Cha, II. Tost, S. W. Paul, Ms. ITetrv,'cller, M.s W.. I a cock, II,»I..xl PuwfU. Mrs A. <. Rcarcl. Ms... I". Rowe, Mss Id., quest. "Ms- W l'\ RusselJ, Jl. Kcnwclc, Ms. H. K. Rowland. Mrs \.Tun Schltv, Phlp. M<--nmet?, Tr', Mss KaU Somers, Mrs rr.al.e, Mts. N.' II." Stewat Thnmas, Mra. John K dell. A. II Rosen- Wm. C. Mrs Rohlns, II Tt. Shoe Mrs Ms.. II. Todd, Ms r*. Twcd 'fwnmhlv. Ms. K. Taylo. Geo :. V.ee Ms. G. H. von Uuln, -Ms land, Allan E. Wallace Mrs Tsa... Wl.te.Mrt. Arthur P WhtlocK, Mrs How ard Watlcns, Geo. A Wllams Ms. Waterman M.s, J. \.'W«cKte,, M.ss receve Irs was most N. Woodman, W. C. A. Woodhull. Mrs J C. G. Wnans. Mrs J lap, Wn A- mel, Phlp V \. R. T Wsnet, 2d, Ms. C. Woodhull, N. YottnK, Mrs run- Drabl.le. Geo -Jlna- J VanWyck._Mrs_G< p A. Sloanc, Ms I T, C. GoodR <ContTuea runp! ale~x7r hm agan. There wll Be" musc and every man n Summt wll be welcome. - There, s only one suggeston we have- to make about Herald classfed ads. and that s that readers, should read m over NOW and answer m NOW because often answers that come n several days late are of no use because advertser has been satsfed by prevous answers. Read Herald classfed ads. They brng results, Trade Board to Tafce np Queston at Xext Meetng. In order to brng matter out for consderaton, members of Broad of Trade at December meet- "lg - wll~talk ty -followng-resoluton: ' '. "Resolved, That tho-man streets n centre of cty should be paved wth some permanent road pavement rmch an br-ok,-aspha!t,-belganj)loclcs: nd be t furr resolved, that cty should be bonded to meet cost,nf_'such- n pr_ovemcnt/_' =--! It s known that members of c'bmmon Councl have gven serous nrpught to some mprovement of ths kxd, and Board of Trade plans to g;e ts members. a_chance_to hear whvt experts n dfferent knds of roa\d-buldng have to say and to consde'e general proposton. Tn,e meetng wll be held on Tuesday \evenfflg. December 8, n Board's rooms corner of Woodland atrnlmjflrrltr-n'enlee: r HcCormack <o lx* Heard Near Summt. John McOormack, celebrated Irsh tenor, wll gve a beneft song rectal n ad of Natonal Assocaton for Educaton of Exceptonal chldren, n neghborng cty ol Elzabeth, on Tuesday, December st. It s safe to say that new Armory n Elzabeth wll be flled to capacty, and many wll go from Summt by trolley. See advertsement elsewhere n ths ssue. "There are no' cold audences when McCormack appears. There e On Frdav atternoon twenteth of November, Summt Branch Of Unversal Sunshne Socety held r annual Bazaar n Y. M. C. A. audtorum. One half of room was decorated n red and whte for Ked Cross" and at se tables young lades \ero u nurses dress wth Red Cross"on "r cap and sleeve. At or tables decorated n yellow and whte. Sunshne colors, costumes were same wth excepton that a yellow band trmmed cap and "letters "U. S. A." was on arm band. The candy tooth was especalk svmbolc of Sunshne as costumes ol those n charge were made of vellow crepe paper, and booth was decorated n same shade A unque arrangement had been planned for chldren. In center of room was a bed ot red and whte tulps, planted to form a cross. On each tulp was a number and bv pavng a small sum each chld was permtted to pck hs _own tulp and go to booth and package. The tea room rtslcallv arranged m yellow, wth shaded lghts and chrysanmums n (he same soft tone-. The utlty table decorated wth autumn leaves and cob u-obs had many dusters, and or useful artcles to put "dust and drt to flght. Cakes, pes and bread were sold n a vellow bower by Unversal Sunshne nurses n a most successful manner. '.. The lancv table decorated-* n red and whte wth curvng arches from whch hung many temptng and danty peces so pleasng to all, had a great-number of artcles so sutable er gfts at ths season. The postal card table offered a most unusual and attractve assortment of Chrstmas novelty cards as well as those sutable to all seasons and for genera use ' Anor table held an array ol artcles sutable for boys and men as well as for ors. It s thought that Socety wll clear $90, half of whch wll go to Red Cross work, and members are grateful to all who so kndly patronzed Bazaar and also merchants of Summt who so generously contrbuted to success ol occason. are no mpty hms«when hs voce s beard. Hs audeces)are not composed ol a few exclusve persons devoted to an art that s not and never can be natonal There comes nto Mc Cormack "audences all -really-cultured men and women of communty, who lsten, spell-bound whle a great artst sngs great songs whch y can understafcl." Elzabeth Itooklct Issued. Thp Hnnr_rt_or Trade of Elzabeth has just ssued ts new booklet, descrbng In pctures and type manufacturng and resdental advantages of tho cty. The cover contans vews of many of bg factores and palatal homes. _~ ~J *- -* - ~ The Best Busness Houses n Summt advertse In HERALD. They deserve your patronage. Just read.oyp.tr, th ft ITERALP'S advertsements. <;<>urej to he Speaker. Carlton Godfrey, of Atlantc County wll be Speaker of House of Assemblv-at _ comng legslatve sesson. " Judge Wm. N. Runyon, of Unon County.-wll he majorty s floor" leader, and Upton H. Jefferys, ot" Camden County, wll be clerk. These "nomnatons-were made- at -a caucus of Republcans on Tuesday. The mnorty members wll have conference next Wednesday. Martn, of Hudson, wll be r Thomas r leader. _ ' _ = "COTTT~s~m>slm"'r~ t ershp over John B'. Kates, of Camden County, and George H. Dalrymple, of Passac, getng 20 of 37 votes cast. Kates got_3 votes and Dalrymple 4. Runyon was opposed for leadershp by W. Clre Crosby, of Essex, but won by 23 votes to 4. Judge Runyon named followng as members of Steerng Commttee: Pancoast, Barbour, Person, Smth, West, Downs and Weart. wth cty. It must be clear to any thoughtful person that ths restrcton bears more heavly on prvate corporaton than on publc, tor f prvate rates could bo made bndng through contract wth muncpalty y could not bo dsturbed durng term of contract. Under. rulng of Commsson however, rates to prvate consumers are at any tme subject to revew, er at nstance of eonsunfers or upon Commssoners' ntatve and as a matter of fact are beng contnually revewed, revsed, reduced or made unform, n all sectons of State, under drecton of -Commsson. V Under se condtons t s npera> tve that a prvate corporaton_should be"ablo to justfy ts regulatons" and rates to prvate consumers. Queston has arsen regardng farness of condtons under whch Commonwealth Water and Lght Company provdes water meters to prvate consumers. The regulatons provde "The Company wll at request of any consumer nstall water meters at expense of such consumer (5/8 n. at $5, larger szes at proportonal charges) and upon lke request wll nstall meters and mantan same n repar at a rental o'$2.(>0 per annum." In Summt no domestc consumer occupyng a sngle dwellng s requred to receye_watex by metolun less evdence exsts ol waste of water. He may be suppled by fxture rate. If, however, he elects a meter he may purchase t, not at Company's offce but nstalled n hs plumbng sysr tern, set ready for use, on any part of Company's nnety mles of mans n Summt, New Provdence, Mllburn or South Orange Townshp, and Company mantans ths noter wthout furjr cost to hm so long as he remans a consumer. If he desres he may rent tho meter tor $2.60 per year, whch prce nsures mantenance ol meter aganst all cause except external volence and freezng, so long as ho remans a consumer. It wll be seen that wher tho meter s sold or rented expense of ts mantenance, deprecaton, repar and ultmate replacement must be provded for, and experence has shown that prces charged by Iho Company are barely suffcent to eove se tems. lovery- me.ter on system must be taken out, repared, cleaned, worn parts replaced and whole recalbrated at least once everv three vears. If ths nterval s lengned loss through under-rcgstraton, due to worn parts, exceeds expense of ths mantenance care If Company elects, wthout evdence of wasteful use, to supply consumers by meter t must provde and mantan meter at ts own expense. But t s suggested that f a consumer elects to be suppled by -meter tl& r Company should _ provde t,-- wthout drect charge to consumer, fn" same way that -ga-antv electrc meters are furnshed by purveyor. The answer s I hat present rates to pevate-consumcrs-for w-a4.ef-generauy throughout State have been bult,np,on ory that fxed charge coverng.meterjyjlslhfh-flrbejbx " consumer. If practce s chaged-and-hs fxed charge s to be borne by purveyor of water, rates for water must be revsed, let us note present practce n tho water plants owned -by muncpaltes near Summt. In Cty of Newark ( largest "muncpal plant n State) all peters are pad for by consumer. o» - ""Contnued on Page Ten.') T '','" wsshfsjv Wfl:,"/ -./.a&fc&.&r, j,+ r /, ''>j-v,*. v>&''<t>ubv'rv' *-'t;>va.'>' TV* '.;'S,-: f ISJaEJfeJak'. lfem»

2 '--«X THE SUMMIT HERALD', FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 94. -IrS f* & ;-;''''?: YoltJEHO I. NOVEMHtlf27. Number 0. EITOKIAI STAFF. Edtor-n-chef - Allan Carmu Grls' Athletcs and Senor Blargaret Chrystol Boys' Athletcs Phlp Drabble Socal and Junor:.. Grace.Kendall "Sparks" and Sophomore Woodward Freshman. J&raes '_ Trnsldw_ Faculty Crtc l?r. Andrews lperutendont of Schools.-. -r~ Cltaton S. Marsh Secretary of Board...Helen I< f ColUnS " Assstant Secretary:.'..HaW>W Dorgeval OlTtt SLOGAN. The edtoral staff has decded to adopt a slogan. The watchword whch bas'been chosen s as follows: "The Best Yet." In. order to keep up to thfs' standard t s necessary that. all tte student body assst edtors. We ask cooperaton of every member of Hgh School and all artcles are thankfully receved. The edtors meet n Sloane's room on Wedv -Hesday at close of BChool and all artcles should be handed n by- two thrty (2.30). If, varous.commttoos wsh a good "wrte-up" y should send JpX vtatons to staff and an edtor wll be on hand. Of course class edtors wll wrte up all class-meetngs, but above apples" to al,l socal affars and anythng else of mportance.. Those who. are wrtng, tor-" "News" are provng -wher, or not y" wll*be a sutable canddate for. a poston on staff next year. As t s an honor to be one ef edtors, let everyone show -what he._s apablo of. Do not leave all work for edtors! More than one may wrte on any event that takes place n Hgh School; and f all are handed to edtor at head of that department, best wll be chosen antv prnted, and credt wll be glvebu THE EDITORS. * ** * * -' - MBNIOJt NOTES. The senors are bsy wth prepara- tons for Alumn Dance. Any decoratons for hall n way of college banners and lke_wll be very "acceptable. * * * * I\TER-CT<AS8 BASKBTJSAlL. Snce nter-class tenns matches -were so successful, why can't we start an nter-class basketball seres? The classes showed wonderful sprt at tenns games, and Athletc Councl and Faculty see no reason why same "pep" can't be shown contents of awful bowl. Ho fnally decded to rsk hs lfe by" so dong. _ Soon after, however, he left The Thanksgvng Address. for home. The address gven by Mr. Oakes to, "Dune" and "Sunny Jm" tred to Hgh School on sprt <j>f copy example set by Mr. and Thanksgvng contaned a,message for Vernon Castle and succeeded farly all of us. well. However, "Dune" forgot later We too often forget that all of McCloffey- u-tha*-be-wab-«t-dftne; Jl&aakflgvng snot-cottame.d-n--turkey. We too often forget that we at -a football* game, u J Knocked Squres nto a - graceful" heap on are "thankng God for real, vtal, floor. "Herr Proffessor" Krmsky entertaned freshes' patrons wth a pano solo. "Batch" had a perfectly good new par of pumps on wth whch he endeavored to step all over Or" peopled" feet. ' Gardner Day acted as cook and reflled punch J>owl, but ptcher whch he used was. almost-too heavy for hm. We are so glad for Freshes' sake that gallery was large en look. The basketball captan for I 9J 4-I5_was_announced as our dear,_ old/ modest "Duc." After applause had subsded, Graydon was announced as football captan for next year. After ths football song was sung and cheers were gven for football team, each player, and -regular S. H. Sr yell was gven. easest way and follow t. ough to accommodate great number of onlookers whch turned out. tuntes whch aro afforded,.jm;,.,, and j We should grasp many oppor It's really a.pty that y can't have above all be thankful that n Be we one more dance to dsplay r-ablty as hosts and- hostesses, but next peace. are lvng In a land whose polcy s year y'll have a chance. Remember, freshmen, "Patence s The Speech by Mr. Berry on Athletcs. a vrtue." Mr. Berry, a'member of Internatonal Commttee of Olympc * * * * JUM0B v N0TE& - At class meetng that wasn't held, nothng was decded. The presdent became furous when no motons were made and everybody left meetng wth a face fve mles long. Owng to absence of treasurer amount n treasury was unknown, am no plans could be.made for junors' wnter work. * * * * ALMA MATEL on basketball, court. Arrangements could be made for freshmen to play sophomores, and that t should always be sung on such junors play Senors. Thon occasons. wnners mght battle for champonshp. On Monday and Tuesday of ths o-- * * * week, students of schools of Summt all brought gfts for poor HOCKEY. Now that our old frend and companon "Jack Frost" s around agan, and - rmometer s gradually snkng, sprts of buddng. hockey team canddates are rsng. Already most -of "puck" pushers have gotten r skates out of ALL-STAR FEATURES. summer storage, doctored up r hockey stcks and have now adopted To be seen any day n S. II. S. "watchful watng" polcy n re "Thgard to regstraton of mer-"innocent" Emanuel Thngs that Count" ponts, cury. But we wll let m worry. "The Only Grl"....Dorothy Far be t from us to dscourage any such enthusasm. But remember ths, "Papa's Darlng" -.Gardner fellows, that jce s usually at "Outcast".._ - -.Alan begnnng of year, and Lee's s a "Suz" - - Bll's frend long, long way- from home, _ wthout "The Bg Idea" Graduaton..any "taxs" to help. Daddy_Longrlegs" "Doggy" However, wth all r faults, "The Mracle Man".:.."Nat" * materal for a good team s re. "Too Many Cooks" Every fellow that ever saw a par of skates and a frozen pond should be Domestc Scence Class at recrutng staton when Man "The Phantom Rval" Lloyd ager Kggers ssues call, Hockey Is a dandy sport, t s played outdoors and calls for all "stuff" a fellow bas n hm'. We were not represented by a Loam last year, so let's boost - sport and turn out a team equal to_ one we had three-years ago, whch "cleaned up" everythng n sght. If you are a canddate gve jour name to Eggers; f not, why not? * * *» ' WEAK.EBS OF THE "S." The followng fellows were awarded.varsty football "S" by Athletc Councl on Wednesday mornng, at athletc mass meetng. Captan Fromer, Glchrst, Squres, (Senors) ; Caldwoll, Kahn, Drabble (ju- jnors); Graydon, Austn, Jagels, Garrabants ' (sophomores), and Howard (freshman). The fellows to receve r class -numerals for football are: Betts and JHopkns (Senors) and Underwood j(sophomore). - The tenns-awards are: Bachelder freshman)-'; and Vreeland and Wahl -{junors), se fellows have receved rr class numerals. The grls to receve r numerals are: Mss Burnett, Mss Swenson, Mss : Holland and Mss Can. * * «tf GIKLS* BASKETBALL: ' The grls have fnally realzed jr ambton, at last; we can hardly be- UevAVTWe=KSV! "actually found a place to play, thanks to knd lades of Insttute.. All grls focbm" out _to, show-r remarkable skll (???) last Frday. Some ; '"sharks,"' I say. ' * Don't forget grls, every Tuesday and Frday." Everybody out! ( «* VBESMMAN SOPHOMORE PARTY T'- ' v A howlng success,' 'yes,..a howlng - tccassv all except punch, and, what stuff! "Lttle Jmmy" (usually known as "Presdent Truslow") jstood at punch bowl for_a long ' llme7"dlbl3ratmg"~whetler "be""should?jemorahze hmself by takng some of thngs of our everyday lfe and not for somethng whch happened n 620. As Mr. Oakes sad wo should trace our blessngs-to r sources. We should realze that all of blessngs are product of sacrfces; and be duly thankful for those sacrfces. We must take care that we are not numbered among members of hs thrd class of human bengs, fools, who hunt for games bogan he speech by sayng that when he was young 5he could not walk fve feet wthout gety-teg a stroko of apoplexy., He sad he had always watched athletcs of- Summt Hgh School wth nterest and lately wth hope. We have materal, and have made a good begnnng n both football and' track, but that we are too modest and too humble. He mentoned that hs hobby s track and so he talked mostly along that lne. In our football "team""we" have a sprnter, a man who after some Among.those graduates of S. H. H. practce, wll be able to throw a twelve who are returnng for Thanksgvng pound hammer one hundred and ffty are Mss Ferguson, Messrs. Jackson, feet, and several ors who wll be Ferguson, Potter, Alleman and Burnett. capable of developng nto frst class track men. He went on to name notable boys who have made good athletes * * * * Uj ALUMNI DANCE. after very lttle practce. The Alumn dance ths year wll be r - held on Tuesday evenng 22nd He ended by tellng a story of Uncle of December, at Lncoln School Hall. Mo, that showed, that f you are determned to wn, and arc well traned, As usual Alumn busness meetng wll be held frst and n dancng success wll be yours. wll ensue untl mdnght. The hall wll be decorated wth college banners and thcrjl.wll be frst-class TIIIKO PIANO RECITAL. musc. 80'HOJLOIEE NOTES. The sophomore wsh to extend r hearty thanks -te-- -freshmen for pleasant evenng whch y spent toger last Frday evenng at dance. HERE AND THERE. Between sessons of dancng on last Frday nght, loyal sons and daughters of S. H. S. gared around pano' and sang School Song. Ths new feature of dances was very acceptable, and let t be sad and helped to make t possble for many to have a Thanksgvng dnner. The eghth grade has chosen blue and whte as ts class colors, aud-js decdng upon a class pn. V * * * "Experence" "Stayng n" "Chn Chn" Montgomery and Stone, a la Walter and Eleen. * v * * That t HAVE s YOU fad now HEARD. to fall down stars. That J D. has, sent 20 varetes of canned tongue to Belgans That German s somethng lke Englsh, only dfferent. That all turkeys want to reman neutral. That rqsson of a school desk s to squeak. That news s scarco se days. * * * * CASUALTIES. Scene-Chapel, $.39% a. m. Nat -"Sprechen se Deutsch?" Darby "Ja." Nat "Was hedentet-'ch wez ncht." Darby "I don't know." Nat "Oh." And everyone wonders why y left.room. Seen on Latn board: "Bon Marc." We all know your good Wlson, but what. about bones? Oh yes, we are all thankful for three days' vacaton. "* Bll has commtted Sussecde. * «* * " THANKSGIVING EXERCISES.- ' \ _ On Wednesday-mornngs at twelve o'clock, approprate Thanksgvng exercses were held. The assembly was opened by sngng of hymn, "God Be "Wth Us." After a scrpture passage was read and a prayer offered, Rev Mr. Oakes spoke on "Thanksgvng." Ths speech was followed by " School Song, whch was sung by a great deal of sprt.- Mr. Romeyn Berry n spoke on Athletcs and was followed by Mr. Andrews who gave a?ootball revew and awarded football letters and numerals. Mr, Horn awarded" tenns cups and Coach Mss Cady (jves Lwt of Scres nt Woodhull's Resdence. The thrd and last_o..seres of three pano rectals gven by Mss Harrette Cady n prvate resdences of Summt ths fall, was gven on Monday atccrnoo n Ihe beautful home of J. Clfford Woodhull on Beacon road. The or rectals were gven at resdences of Carroll P. Bas3ett, Beacon Hll, and John R. Todd, Summt avenue, on October 2Cth, and November 9th, respectvely. About ffty Summt women were seated n beautful musc room of Woodhull's resdence, and wore prvleged to hear ths last rectal whch many thought was fnest of seres. The house was decorated wth prk roses. Mss Cady'a programme was entrely Russan ths tme, and to add to attractveness and atmosphere of afternoon, she wore a red Russan costume. It s very hard to aolect anyone number from many whch were so well rendered, for partcular menton. However probably those most enthusastcally receved were frst two: "Prelude," and "Barcarolle," by Rachmannoff; and Arensky's "Etude" (Chnese Theme) and Russan folk songs ncludng "Weddng Song." "Song of Volga Boatmen," and "Mosquto Dance," all of whch were specally arranged by Mss Cady herself. Mss Cady, n se three rectals has made a warm place for herself among "many Summt musc-iovers7 not only because of her exquste playng, but because of delghtful assstance n nterpretng and understandng whch she gves to her audence by her ntroductory remarks before each selecton. It s to be hoped that Mss Cady may be heard frequently n Summt n future. The program of ths last rectal was as follows: Prelude. S. Rachmannoff Barcarolle S. Rachmannoff Cavatna Glnka-Honselt "Nut d'egypte," Valse A. Arensky Theme Orgnal et Varatons P. Tschakowsky Prelude (Left Hand) A. Scrabne Etude (Chnese Theme)...A. Arensky Russan Folk Songs Arranged by Harrette Cady Weddng Song, Song of Volga Boatman, Mosquto Dance La Nut......A. Glazounow The Nghtngale Alabeff-Lszt Valse Caprce..Anton Rubnsten Adams Wns Autumn Cnp. Danel Adams, Jr., won autumn cup, offered by Baltusrol Golf Club, defeatng Wharton Green.2 up n eghteen holes, on club lnks Saturday afternoon. The match marked last cup play at Baltusrol ths year, Greet! beat Dr. De Webb Cranberry, up, n sem-fnal round last Monday., The Thanksgvng Day program at Baltusrol conssted of an eghteenhole handcap aganst boge n mornng and a best-ball foursome n afternoon. A-7t3rcat-lt<nrance; ''' One of days recently hav- Thrllng ' events""" come thck and fast - n - - great" serar~rom~ance J adventure story, "The Flyng. Court wll be furr pleased to arrange 4ng-been-dsposed oftmt Wlrfre shp," by E t J. Rath, frst nstalments of whch are-now appearng n platng placng pupls durng among crcles of famles contem bg, Illustrated Magazne of The New York Sunday World. A young man hears hs' name whspered C Washngton, fnds hmself beng ntroduced by a strange, beautful woman as her husband at a Whte House recepton, compromsng hm wth hs fance. An exctng chase by motorcycle follows. These are but startng ncdents of a story J you should not mss readng. Order The Sunday HEN a workman begns to buy lfe nsurance he becomes a better man. -He becomes ndependent, self-respectng and, self-relant. He may start hs nsurance wth as lttle as 3 cents a week. ; c= And he may ncreaset-from tme to tme as he belves hmself able. PRUDENTIAL.-?STMffGTR:'Of?f,f s NEW JERSEY'S GREATEST STORE MAIL AND 'PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED < FORREST F. DRYUEN, Preodent "T~ STORE OPEN DAILY AT 9 A. M, CLOSES SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. Now Comes Grand Fnale The Month End Sales Combned Wth FINAL LOT! OF THE STOCKS IN THE ll.o'lll-apas eopany's HUGE MERCHANDISE STOCKS M To Be Cleared Away At Half Prce and Less Than Half! Near Half! Vastquanttes 6 seasonable, desrabe merchandse go nto se last days of ths greatest sale of all tmes fnal and mmedate clearance s order from headquarters. former prces short! quck turnovers must be accomplshed! Clp Ths whole great store wll pulse wth exctement wll teem wth half-prce offerngs everybody s keyed to hghest ptch to make se last days banner days of ths wonderful merchandsng stroke,. L ;',. CLEARANCE! CLEARAUCE! CLEARANCE <5J Thousands of dollars worth of newest and most desrable merchandse ntended for O'Nell-Adams stocks enter ths fnalclearance Saturday., HALF PRICE! LESS THAN HALF PRICE! The Bargan Squares wll be pled hgh wth temptng offerngs merchandse that you want rght now merchandse that most stores would ask double our prces. _ HALF PRICE"! LESS THAN HALF PRICE! Thrty Extra Surety Coupons Wth Every Dollar or More-Purchase All Day Saturday, November 28th, and Monday, November 30th. FIFTH SEASON MR. FREDERICK F, DAWES Assstant Teacher wth Mr. T. Oeorsc Dodworth 2 East Forty-nnth Street. New York REGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE WILL CONTINUE HIS Classes for Dancng and Polte Tranng AT.THE UEECHWOOD SUMMIT, N. J. Commencng; Thursday, Oct. 5, 94 ADDRESS AS ABOVE SUMMIT DANCING CLASSES Joseph-ByVhtes-School- season. - "Communcatons may be addressed : POST BOX 303 Morrstown New Jersey,Tax cat* servce at regular-back. HUGS, day or nght. Phone 243-M -Creo-Sfe-Wata - Adv-.-f? BECAUSE we are Drect Importers of Human Har you can do better here than "any New- York Shop. PUT US TO THE TEST. HAH* DRESSING n a way to meet approval of most exactng lades jmm Telephone 248 SATISFACTORY ERVICE n Mancurng Transformaton Facal Massage ScalD Massage Shampoong Har Colorng WIGS furnshed for fancy dress -varety s so great that your choce s easy '.. KISHr SLMPSSK s urocery 5 Maple Street Summt, N. J. gfeaesquarfers for F&EgOY BUTTEH, feese, COFFEE mmm $muw% m PEERFOOT $m$&m V *, f.*v-..> 4 \ >- {=,& v- - -' r;.. '.-,''-: rl ; '*V""f '.'-'.! ' -'',.l -- v' '.'..-. ;... '...,,", / J' ; -'~TS lmmhmtm rss

3 THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, "NOVEMBER-27, '* ; r» & :-V $» SELWItAUE MEETING. I>r. Anna Shaw to SneaK n Summt. A suffrage muss meetng wll be held under amacus _ of Women's I J ohlcal Unon of New Jersey n Summt Opera HQUSO on Wednesday evenng, December 2, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Anna Shaw, leadng speaker, s, of course, very well known. FEc-r attanments and leadng poston n nternatonal movement for woman sulrase, las always IPaWTT nrge _ a lft e era" "TfPTrpS ftffr Mos-Shaw-has-just returned from tbe- Nashvlle Natonal Conventon where -she was re-elected as prcsktent-of- Natonal Amercan Woman Sufrage "Assocaton. A prelmnary speayer wjh l>e former CongresKllan Ohas. N. -Fowler. M, Mna 0. Van Wnkle wll be charman of meetng, local arrangements of whch have heen n charge of Maron P. Strckler, presdent of Mllburt Brancl of Women's Poltcal Unon. Mss Anne Sknner, 'charman of headquarters of N. J. Women's Poltcal Unon n Newark, wll be head usher, asssted by Mss Mabel R. Hanes, correspondng secretary of Unon, as leutenant usher, and followng - young lades from Sum-,mt, Short Hlls, and Mllburn: Mjs Agnes Campbell, Short Hlls; Mss Margaret Marshall, Mllburn; Mss Dorothy Constantne, Wyomng; Msses Wnfred Ogde, Margaret Collns,- Gladys Van Dyke, Anna Mantel End" Maron Smth, of 'Summt. Margaret Collns wll be n charge of lterature table at whch pamphlets about suffrage movement wll be sold. The meetng wll be opened by sngng of Amerca, whch wll he ae- "eompaned by Mss Ida Mawson on'' pano. An nvocaton by Rev. J<\ C. Doan, pastor of All Souls' church, Summt, wll follow. Dr. Doan s an earnest suffragst and hs co-operaton n meetng s much apprecated. Dr. Shaw wll be t<he guest of Maurce O'Shaughnessy, of Short Hlls, who s treasurer of Short Hlls JJranch of Women's Poltcal Unon. Presdents of local branches of Unon n Essex, Unon and Morrs countes wll be present wth or guests of honor. PIANO MAKERS FOR 70 YEARS Jn buyng a pano t Is wse to nqure aboc standng and reputaton of maker. Waters Panos have been made and *ol. ce 845. They have always been noted fo le workmanshp, perfect constructon, dura pty, and beauty of fnsh. The full, rd) tone se panos has a Hngng- qualty botl pleasng and lastng. Waters Panos are not expensve. WbU hgh grade throughout, y are sold at bus ness prces, and on mot lberal terms. The Waters three-year purchase plan, places. Waters Pano or Waters Pano Player whn means of nearly every self-supportnj: home. Although payments are etcnde' over a perod of three years, tn-re are n< Interest charges The growth of Waters Pum husuu'snow requres four stores n New York Cty t< care for t many patron. These stores at located at S4 Ffth Ave., near 8th St.; 2" West 42nd St., near Broadway; 'J54V7 est lflntt St., near 8th Ave.; am 37 K;wt 9th St.. near 3rd Ave. Vstors are always welcome at any of Waters Pano Warerooms. <% ~ > - "%s Appealng for Funds to Contnue and Increase Splendd Work. WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS One Month More left In Whch to (let Your Gfts e»w Telephone Drectores. The fah ssue of New York Telephone Company's New Jersey Telephone 'Drectory s now beng dstrbuted n Summt and elseweere n State. The new drectory contans 2,500 names on 436 pagers, and t wll have a crculaton of 52,000 copes. When New York Telephone Company n February, 9: combned local and suburban New Jersey telephone drectores nto one book, so as to make t easer for subscrbers to use telephone nformaton provded for m, company dstrbuted about 40,000 telephone drectores. The 9H fall ssue of New Jersey book had a crculaton of 50,000 copes and new fall drectory shows a crculaton gan of 2,000 copes, de, spte effect of busness presson upon telephone busness The new drectory has 6,500 mor/ lstngs and It s 20 pages larger tpan drectory ssued n fall of /(93. ( The Telephone Company/at ths tme s" also dstrbutng new cty drectores n Hew York Cty and new local drectores n Long/sland and Westchester. A new feature of New York drectory s toe addton of anor central offce luown as "Cadral." Ths exchange s n Manhattan-Bronx dstrct and wll serve about 3,000 subscrbers at start. New York Cty now has 74 Central offces, handlng messages sent over nearly 554,000 telephones. As usual, drectores now n use wll be collected as new books arc delvered, so that only most up-todate drectory nformaton may be n crculaton. WOMEN & CHILDREN'S SHOP Large Varety of Slk Stockngs * Handkerchefs n Fancy Boxes Dolls and Toys for Holday Gfts Specal Sale of Dresses, Skrts and Shrt Wasts C=B, W. B. and Amercan Lady Corsets n all Models Stamped Lnens for Embroderng Agency for Old Staten Island Establshment Tel. 497-W 376 Sprngfeld Ave., Summt, N. J. Successors to H. R. McNEILL 468 Sprngfeld Avenue Phone 73 - Summt, N. J. We Offer Followng Specals Ths Frday and Saturday- _IRESH FRUITS..:wc "Fancy Lemons, per doz Cal. taletca Orange, per doz. 66c Fancy Florda Ora'nges, per doz &>c Florda Grape Frut (large) 3 for...25c Malaga Grapes, per lb 20c Spltzenberg Apples, per doz-.r..' c Baldwn-Hand Pcked Apples, -bas- kel - tr~t e VEGETABLES-. Small Whte Onons (sze for bol ng) per qt :.~...2c Choce Yellow Onons, quart... He Potatoes (Jerseys) Sack «0 Bushel Half Bushel Per Peck COCOAS AKJ» CHOCOLATES. Walter Baker's Cocoa, % lb. tn,, ea..l8c Van Houten's Pure Soluble Cocoa,!4 lb. tn :.2!te Van Houten's Rona Cocoa, % lb. tn _ 23c HerBhey's Breakfast Cocoa, % lb. can _.. _ 8c Walter Baker'sTTemum Chocolate, per-lb.-w.:.33c Walter Raker's-Permum-C-hocolate, lb..." 35c A meetng of a few of those nterested n work of North Sum-, nt Neghborhood. House met on Tuesday evenng n Y. M. C. A. to consder-plans for rasng funds to carry on ths work as successfully as t has been n past and also to work for even -greater servce n -future- A meetng wll be beld_ soon to eb)ct trustees. Durng tfl'e week"at "crcular "letter has been dstrbuted by commttee readng as followa: ln_l*)00, re was establshed n North Summt, a modest undertakng known as The North' Summt Neghborhood House. From small begnnngs work has grown steadly* untl three years ago.t was found necessary'"-'to make a materal enlargement n house, and enlarged quarters are to-day nadequate to meet demands of communty. The cost of mantanng ths work s steadly ncreasng and burden has been borne and s now beng borne very largely by a lmted number of people. We desre to nterest a larger crcle of > our Summt resdents n ths very mportant work. It s of beneft to entre Cty of Summt. The work carred on re s non-sectaran but s teachng a large number.of chldren, both boys and grls, to become desrable ctzens. The followng lst of Clubs and Classes conducted, wll gve some dea of scope of work carred oh: Mo'day afternoon: Sewng Club,' 54 grls anl" 0 teachers. Monday evenng: Factory Grls Club, 20 grls and 3 teachers. ' Tuesday afternoon: Dancng Glass, IS grls and 2 teachers..-lbrary, average r>0. Story hour, 20 grls and boys. Tuesday evenng: Foregn Women's Club, 50 women. Wednesday afternoon: Hoys Club, 32 boys and L' teachers; Grls Gymnasum Class, 20 grls and 2 teachers. Wednesday evenng: Junor Club, ::o-boys " - v I Thursday afternoon; Ktchen Garden Club, 30 grls and 3 teachers. Thursday evenng: Amercan Women's Club, 40 members and 5 helpers. Frday afternoon: Small Boys Club, 2S boys and 2 leaders.. Choral Club, IS grls. Frday evenng: Young Men's Athletc Club. Sunday school: 3.00 to 4.00 p. m 200 boys and grls and 20' teachers; 7.30 p. m. to 9 p. m., occasonal,jter_eoptcan relgous servces or talfcs n foregn languages. Boys Club rooms open every nght and all day Sunday. Added to ths club work, s large neghborhood work, wth ts emergences day and nght. The attendance has never been so large as at present tme, and addtonal helpers are necessary. Some of reasons for ncrease are: The employment of hundreds at slk mll. The trolley makes t possble for people to lve n North Summt and work elsewhere, consequently more houses are gong up all tme. Increase n neghborhood means ncrease n all \he clubs and classes at House./Never before have clubs been a/large as at present tme. Increase n numbers demands ncrease,fn money to carry j on work., In addton to regular work of ' House, t has been necessary to, vst hona _o /resdents» n t ae neghborhood and meet emergences, whch arse almost daly. I To contnue successfully work of comng wnter,.we need $500, ' n addton to sums already conj trbuted. " Wll you help us by an addtonal contrbuton to rase ths J amount, or f not already a regular < contrbutor, become an annual subj scrber, by payment of $5 annually. Please fll out enclosed card, and mal same wth your contrbuton, to Mr. E. G. Hotchkss, treasurer. Your prompt response wll greatly oblge, JOS. II. SHAFICR, Charman, MISS KATE SOMMERS, A. F..IBBY, WALTER C. HEATH. Commttee. CARLTO> CLKAXS-Ur AJALN. On a slppery, muddy feld last Frday afternoon Carlton Academy defeated St. Benedct College football eleven ot Newark, 8 to 0. It was dffcult for players to hold r feet and fumbles were frequent. One of se accounted for a touchdown. In frst quarter SI. Heuedct attempted a feld goal, but t faled. An ntercepted forward pass was caught by vstors, but y taled to gan by lne plungng. Nelson took ball for Carlton and made a ffteenyard run. Sullvan went over lne soon after for frst touchdown, but attempt at goal faled. The second quarter was full of acton. When home eleven was about ten "yards from goal a forward pass was attempted, but t faled. No scorng was done _n thrd quarter. Two touchdowns were made n la ; st fve mnutes of pny. Walsh was pushed over for one and McCormck made or after a fumble. The lne-up: Carlton.. * St. Benedct. Nchols... - Zazal Loft end. -If T you are n market for-ana:utonoble7 ;teougr Anderson. He has agency for Cars made, rangng n prce from $ to $ He partcularly wants to call prospectve Automoble tnyer's attenton to 95 models of Overland Cars. The small "four" at $ and large "four" at $075.00, also Sx Cylnder at $475:00 all F. 0. B. Toledo, all wth complete and up-to-date Electrc Startng and Lghtng Equpment usually found only n hgher prced cars. Before buyng a new car, please-stop at our Garage and look over new Overland: We wll be pleased to gve you a demonstraton.. ' $ F. 0. B. TOLEDO $ F. 0. B. TOLEDO Telephone 566 Cor.ParTTana Oestnut Aves. Summt, N. J. FIRE INSURANCE Does Not Prevent FIRE But protects you aganst a catastrophe that strkes one nsured man out of thrty. The Company offerng that protecton must be nvestgated. Does t pay ts clams farly, cheerfully, wthout qubble and wthout attemptng to get out of an.honest oblgaton, That s knd of nsurance we sell., HICKS BROST'T Opposte Staton, SUMMIT,N. J. Telephone Call & J. Heal Estate and Insurance ' Pear me I There 'a telephone rngng doulntart. ' Dttutb me? No, ndeed; ttapm an detenton telephone upetare. " Spellman.... ~ "Foley Left tackle.- Mller Hanlon UlllIglHBIllltlHIMIIlllIlllllllllllltllllllllllllllllHlHngllnlltllllllllHIIUIHUIIIU- Left-Buard,. Mc Cormck Raner CLEANSERS AM) SOAP POWOERS. TFOR SALE- I -MANSER!S I Centre. Krkman's Soap or Scourng Powder, small, 6 for 25c Rght guard. New house now beng, bult; wll Adkes. " Tobn I HARDWARE and HOUSEFURNISHING STORE " Large, each 6c Walsh Rowenack contan 6 rooms and attc; bath, hot = Tel. 344-m 43 Sprngfeld Ave., Summt, N. J. Dutch Cleanser, 3 for Rght tackle. and cold water, coal range n ktchen, Orona, Alumnum, cleanser, ea 9c Brady Sullvan steam heat; gas and electrc lght; good j=j Specal Prces on ASH CANS I no, I Elte Ammona, full stretfgth, qts. ISc Rght end. I Pnts 2c Cascrane Mangn plot; to be ready by March st. Opporunty for buyer to have any changes 5 plan galvansed c Quarterback. Qurke.. 5 7" u tl - McDermott made now; wthn 6 mnutes walk of :s& Left halfback. man Summt Staton, = 7 wth wood slats.83 Nelson..... Gllgan Rght halfback. For prce and detals, 8 * ; " " $, Sullvan Glhooley CONSULT Fullback = 7 wth ron slats t«.., !>.*><>.Volet Ammona for bath, hot j Fancy Fresh Creamery Butter and Eggs At Market Prces - Two Regular Delveres Daly, Hornng and Afternoon. We Solct *fonr Enqures and Inspecton. Lookng for somethng? Head HERALD'S Classfed Ad. Department. e.-.-o. LATE REGRETTING means early repentng. Nothng to do, after house s n ashes, but buld agan f you can afford to do t Exactly what a polcy s for. FIRE INSURANCE would have done wthout expendture of a sngle dollar. Can you beat Fre Insurance as an deal nvestment?- We. wrte m wth strongest companes at smallest premums. Lot us wrte yours today. ET70ENE C. TIERSON Real Estate, Insurance & Loans. Opp. Staton, Summt, N. J. New York Offce: 4 Broadway Real-Estate nsurance E.' UIOIMS AGENCY 29 MAPLE STREET, Opposte Unon Place, SUMMIT, N. J. 30 Church St., and Summt, N. J. l*mf5>g* NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. J An Extenson Telephone Saves Trp N extenson telephone n your home, apart from your man telephone, places servce wthn convenent reach, no matter where you may be about house. L Extenson telephones double convenence of your telephone servce and cost but a cent and a fracton a day. _ ~Why not t.sk ovr Commercal'Offce for' furr nformaton about Extenson Telephones? P,-M A. A. VESCELITTS, local Commercal Manager, Sprngfeld Avenue, I Snmmjfrw. J. We have a full lne of Carvng Sets, Roastng Pans, 0 Ol and Coal Heaters, Ice Skates, Sleghs, Chldren's Wagons, and Baby Carrages, as well as Cutlery* and tools for a ncef%:s#ruttfhrstmas gft. GLASSWARE B. B. WALLING Melrose Buldng, Sprngfeld Ave. Tel Tn ac s IT :v MIX o-j ** JV «J* fc - UNDER NEW LIVE MANAGEMENT REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Store your car lor wnter n freproof, steam heated Garage. A-hone call wll releve you of responsblty of your car for wnter. Telephone 24-W SUMMIT GARAGE UNION PLACE, OPP. D.', L. & W. STATION.., = = x = 8 Hurray " * Hll Sfters at 2.50 tlllllllllhiiihiiiiiiiiiiiilllllhihilliiihiiiiiiiiiululllllllllllllllllllllnllhbilllhiii z d&.j

4 V-l -'--f".'rvv "- J v: t >-.'(-".7T «... THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2?, 94. r % :L.. p C' W SUMMIT HERALD V I Offcal Pnpcr of Cty and County. JOHN W. CLDTT, Managng Edtor and Propretor. PHED W. CLHTT, Edtor. I»sucd Rvcry FRIDAY AFTERNOON from Offce, 375 Sprngfeld Avenue. Telephone 490-J. *, 4 Republcan Newspaper Devoted to In-, terest. of CtyCquntv. and.states FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 94. To new resdents or vstors In Summt: We welcome you to Summt and ftsk that you 'phone or call on us n regard to any queston, about our cty. '.».., " Tfpossesson s nne ponts of. law, self-possexsto s tltc tenth-" - PASS THE ORMNANCE. Accordng to annual report of State Board of Educaton for 93-, recently ssued, a case almost dentcal Wth that now before Common Councl of Summt, has been decded by Commssoner of Educaton" and ' affrmed by State Board of Educaton and by Supreme Court. The case s that of Board of Educaton of Cty of Lambertvllc vs. Common Councl of that cty. It appears that Board of Educaton had adopted a resoluton requestng Board of School Estmate- to approprate $75,000 for purchase of land and erecton of a school house. The Board of School Estmate. Dxed and determned sum named as necessary for purpose named n resoluton. The Common Councl neglected and refused to approprate amount fxed, and pleaded varous reasons as justfcaton frst, that certfcate was presented to Councl year prevous and consequently was not properly before present Councl; second, that Board was not legally consttuted; thrd, that meetng of Board of School Estmate was not properly called; fourth, that resoluton adopted was rregular n that t dd not separate sum needed for each purposed ffth, that Councl was unable to rase money for reasons that amount fxed was n excess of a sum equal to three per cent, of taxable value whch couucl was, authorzed to rase by bond ssue, and - -because that ste selected was unsutable. The decson was that law gves sole power of selectng stes and erectng buldngs to Board of. Educaton, and ordered that Common Councl mmedately take such acton as wll place at dsposal of Board of Educaton- amount fxed and determned to be necessary by Board of School Est-, mate. - > In reference to " ffth objecton, Commssoner says: "The evdence shows' that borrowng cat pacty of Lambertvlle was $07,000; Tbonds could be ssued for that amount.and balance $8,000 rased by drect tax. The Supreme Court n case of Montclar vs. State Superntendent, 48 vr. 68 held that t was "mandatory upon body havng power to make appropratons rased by "taxes to cause amount to be rased by tax, or borrow same and secure ts repayment by ssue of.bonds." Anor case of same character -was that of Board of Educaton of Brdgeton vs. Councl of that cty, n whch Councl adopted a resoluton and sent to Board of Educaton, substantally as follows: "Whereas Cty Councl of Brdgeton s vested wth power to make:appropratons of money to be rased by tax, and s responsble for same; resolved that Cty Councl s enttled to have full and accurate knowledge of a stuaton whch demands, n addton to large an for expendture of school moneys. It s thg duty refore of Councl mmedately to rase and place to credt of Board of Educaton sum named for erecton of a hgh school buldng.". The Common Councl of cty of Summt has smply to do ts duty n ths matter whch has been, pendng for some tme past. "There's not to reason why." The law s"as plan as are decsons, Jhere quoted. Pass ordnance! _A J> AJf GK EttPS JKXEEBMENT. ' " ~ SUBSCRIPTIONS: Jne Year $l-s0 S\x. Wtontls...T.r.v, Three* Months 40 do want that rght. Sngle Copes «0S Entered at Post Offce, Summt, N. J., as Second-Class Matter. In ' sectons 755, 75 and 76 of School Laws; whch provdes for appontment of two members of, Councl as members of Board of School--Estmate, and' secton 75 nk5tr _ ttandat6'y JttpMIIhe jjoun-" cl to rase amount certfed to t by Board of School Estmate as necessary for.mantenance of mtjolbt"ahd secton" VtJ drects fhe.councl to rase er,by drect tax " ' or by ssue of bonds amount certfed to t by Board of School Estmate ap -necessary for purchase, ot. land for school purposes and-:fot,tue erecton, enlargng, reparng W>- urnsulng school houses/ "The,tkj%aon-Councl has no power to ncrease'br decrease amount eertfled, rght to determne amount necessary to _be rased _Jor. sctmtyl purposes beng vested.solely - a-.-tuo -UoarL-- of School- Estmate Netner t $ r any wse responsble Next week wll see a ".clash of arras" n Summt between tb*e~wbmen who do not want suffrage and "those who The "antls" wll start off on Monday evenng and on Wednesday evenng' "pros" wll have_lr_seb3on. In commentng on some foolsh arguments whch have been advanced by some of women opposed to suffrage movement New York Tmes says: "Woman suffrage s a dangerous experment, and agtaton for t s a regrettable ncdent n our natonal lfe. The reasons aganst t are deep and strong. There s no sense n opposng t wth boges and false ores; when that s done t smply ncreases momentum whch has carred 'cause' to vctory n twelve" States." Ths same artcle furr stated that: "If we are to dspose of.woman suffrage campagn t must be done by arguments that rest on fact. The objectons to woman suffrage are many and weghty chef among m s danger of ncreasng electorate by a body of ctzens who have shown, no specal apttude for dealng wth knd of.questons that are submtted to voters, and whose vew of such questons s lkely, to-be amateursh, and that.consequences of such an enlargement mght be dsastrous Is a fact too plan to be waved asde." "It has been suggested that New Jersey nvoke such a law as exsts n Massachusetts, where Governor has authorty to suspend open season for huntng when such condtons of drought preval as durng past few weeks. It would have been a most fortunate thng Ilad Governor JFelder possessed such powers ths fall. For nearly a month ths secton and ors n State suffered from _a_long_ perod of drought, and forest fres, whch may be charged n a Jarge measure to_ careless hunters, caused no small amount of damage." Caldwell Progress. DISCUSSES NEED IGBSCH0 (Contnued From Page One). household economy, etc., all of whch are regular departments n our Hgh School, and are n_ l_ae_ wth ts man am, adequate preparaton for tasks and dutes of adult lfe. Apart from mere unsklled labor, world's work n ths wonderful age s done by traned mnds, n every department of human actvty. Thorough preparaton s more than half battle to youth who steps out nto grown-up world to make hs place among men. There are, of course, many who are not able to absorb much beyond 7 what grade classes can gve, and re arc ors whose crcumstances do not admt of spendng four years at school. For remander, Hgh School s just rght envronment, or should be, for developng those powers whch wll ad m most n after lfe, for at end of course y take up r lfe pursuts wth zest and nterest, and havng capabltes better developed, _shoulu_soon easly overtake and pass" ~~those who began serous lfe four years younger, at an age when work s unnterestng. The Hgh School ams more at makng pupl worth more to hmself, and refore, at $5,262. For medcal nspecton cost was $,063 whch ncluded salares of medcal nspector and nurse. The total enrolment n all schools, accordng to report of superntendent, was,455; average monthly enrolment,,259, and average daly attendance,,096.- The schools were open 87 days. Eghtyeght was percentage of attend-* ancer TaxDstrcts Get Franchse Levy. The taxng dstrcts n Unon county wll receve $00, from franchse tax for 94 aganst Publc Utltes corporatons. The tax s collected locally n each muncpalty for local uses. The tojtal tax. n State s $,465,584.8,, assessed upon gross recepts" of all companes for year, amountng to $49,303, The ncrease n total tax over 93 s $95, "HOW TO BE HAPPY." Our good frend and esteemed fellow-ctzen, Dr. George P. Eekman, of Prospect Htreet, who s edtor of "The Chrstan Advocate," dscusses happness most ably n followng artcle recently publshed n that always nterestng Methodst publcaton. \n ths age when folks seek hap Presbyteran Church Notces. The pastor, Rev. Mnot C. Morgan, wll preach at a. m., Sunday, on "Love's Delays." At 4.30 p. m. re wll be a Thanksgvng Muscal Servce. The sacred pness so eagerly and contnuously, cantata, enttled*"the Two Harvests," Dr. Eckman's thoughts on "how to be by Tozer, wll be sung by church happy." nrft»h>»t -apprnprn.r4». " ' * Jfchor, consstng of Mss Carolne "The way to be happy s to stop b~e~ng mserable, just as way to be healthy s-to stop beng sck. Healthdoes not consst n takng on larger physcal proportons often t means just reverse and happness does not consst n addng to one's possessons. - The "process nvolved n makng human bengt happy s hot addton, but subtracton. "God has gven us bodes full of vtalty. We do not make m more effectve by artfcal stmulants. We do so -by removng thngs whch sap strength- God has gven us mnds that are capable of marvelous achevements. We do not seelan educaton n.order to fll up our heads wth accumulatons whch may do lttle more thatf clog acton of mnd. We know educaton as a pro cess of drawng out rar than of puttng. God has gven us a sprtual nature capable of respondng to everythng dvne. What we need s not somethng. mposed upon our souls, but removal of those encumbrances by whch our sprtual sensblty s suffocated. "The normal man s happy. We do not ncrease hs happness by heapng possessons upon hm. We do so by subtractng from hm thngs whch nterfere wth hs realzaton of happness. God constructed hm to.be The Lord's Supper wll be admnstered next Sunday mornng n St, at peace, and Creator s not satsfed untl ths State exsts. But uo4joh's Englsh Luran Church. The such condton can obtan unless embarrassments to happness are wthdrawn, "Ths Is contrary to popular feelng about way to secure happness. Here s one who thnks he would be happy f he were rch, and so he becomes rch, payng an enormous prce for hs wealth. When he has ganed hs fortune*"he dscovers that t s a msfortune. When he has reached opulence he learns, lke one of New York's earlest mllonares, that he has only hs board and clos. Yes, he has somethng more than.that; he has weght of _all hs acqustons, and often he s crushed by t. "Here s anor who seeks happness n learnng and crowds hs mnd full of books and manuscrpts. He becomes a pedant; he s loaded wth erudton. When schools crown hm wth degrees, very wreath of glory whch y put about hs head prcks hs brow and he cres out: 'Of makng many books re s no end; and much study s a wearness of flesh.* "Here s anor who pursues pleasure, le tres to suppress hs mseres by crowdng upon m dversons, amusements, ndulgences of every sort, and fnds ere long that zest of lfe s destroyed. "Here s anor who has been told that absorpton n busness s secret of satsfacton. He plunges nto work wth commendable ndustry. Tme sweeps on wth surprsng rapdty. At threescore years and ten he stops and says, 'I have not had tme to be happy.'" ''All whle happness has been wthn easy reach of se msguded seekers. Ther quest was wrong n prncple. They wer=fejtrng_;,tpfnd somethng whch always eludes pursut. If t does not tself fnd persons, ernst Movement n Roman Catholc Church. He wjl probably speak y never obtan t. It s legtmate to make money, secure culture, push n course of hs *'sermon of busness and cultvate sources of relatve poston of Jesus and Paul satsfacton. But se _are not to be 'Its founders ofhtle-church. employed as postve remedes for unhappjness or _ guaranteed_secrets_of! S :J< ){; :;t _ ' Chrstan Scence servces-are held felcty. Some of most mserable at 3 Beechwood road every Sunday *people_ n, - world are those who mornng at o'clock' Sermon for have everythng that heart could wsh, except one Jhng whch eyery heart craves. Many people- have so much else that_y cannot have happness. Happness, we repeat, s not result of addton, but of substractlon. "There s deep sgnfcance n ths. The one thng, of all ors makes happness mpossble s sn, and sn s an abnornfal addton to a natural human-jfer " K-=*s ugly and dsagreeable and dsappontng. People do not care to hear much about sn se days. When t s mentoned y mmedately thnk of barbarous vces, to,whch y know mselves to be not addcted. They overlook fact that whle sn s source of all se thngs, t has such a subtle tant that t s not always recognzed, to communty. Unless I am mstaken, t succeeds well n ts endeavor, JAMES W. CROMWELL, Presdent of Board of Educaton, The report of secretary shows recepts from all sources for year endng Juno 30, 5)4, of $95,52. Of ths sum,re was receved from cty $38,000 and from State $33,954. In addton State allowed $2,075 for "manual tranng and $500 for nght school for foregn born. The nual school expenses, an appropraton of $70,000." rent of. Lncoln School audtorum bcought n $307. Under head To ths Commssoner says: "It s evdent from above that of dsbursements t s shown that Cty Councl s mstaken as to ts teachers' salares for sx schools powers and dutes wth reference to amounted to $44,734. School supples beng at root*smply selfshness. Once, publc schools. It appears to be cost $,064, and text books $,037. "For n a whle a man says, 'I am as uneasy under mpresson that Board manual tranng department as a fsh out of water.' There he expresses hmself more phlosophcally of Educaton s a department of expenses were $3,692,_ of whch $2475 cty government and refore subjectj_yra.s pad for supervsors' salares. To than he knows. The fsh s uneasy to supervson of Councl. The mantan cookng classes because he s out of hs natve element, and man s uneasy because Board of Educaton of a cty s a board spent $670. muncpal corporaton separato and The admnstraton expenses of he s out of hs natve element. God dstnct from cty government. board, ncludng salares or superntendent, secretary, attendance to lve, and sn makes hm an alen s atmosphere n whch he ought The ntent of law s to keep fnances of school dstrct entrely separate from those of mun us to have our own way nstead of offcer and offce assstant, are placed from God. _ Sn g. that whch dsposes cpalty as provded n Secton 85 of gvng God Hs way. But God's way School Law. s man's-only rght way. It s perfectly logcal that when men nsst on "From law t s very evdent that havng r own way "n contradcton of God's way, y should become Councl has no control over school moneys or than are found mserable. Bvery-page-of-Herald-r-of-Valae; For all- news read every page. "If one stops to nqure why t s that Chrstans are happer than or people, answer s exceedngly smple. They_ have made r peace -wftfgod, and are "n* r" proper envronment, and n r souls y hear God say, 'AH s well.' They have-found strength whchles n fellowshp wth God, so that tasks of lfe are not unduly burdensome. They have placed mselves on sde of truth and nature, and y are bound to wn. When end of all thngs shall come, y wll be found wth- Hm who orders unverse and who has determned that rghteousness shall be soveregn. The Chrstan should be elastc n step, buoyant n sprt, eager n THE LOCAL CttURCHE Crenshaw, soprano; Jesse Maxwell, contralto; Mr. F. S. Condt, tenor; Mr:_B._H.Smth, bass; under drecton of Mr. Wllam A. Jones, A. R. C. 0 organst. On Wednesday evenng at 8 p. m., n Chapel a mssonary servce wll be held under auspces of Mssonary Department of Brorhood. The Rev. J. Loyell Murray of Student Volunteer Movement wll presde. "?- On Thursday evenng, at eght o'clock, n Chapel, Brorhood wll entertan congregaton at a socal garng. The program wll nclude readngs and rectatons by Mr. Henry Janes" Hawn, celebrated dramatc reader. There "wll also be musc and lght refreshments. I' * * * Rev. J. Adan Oakes wll preach on Sunday n East Summt Methodst Church, on followng mes: a. m "The Qualfcaton of Wllngness;" 8 p. m., "Unty n Thanks." Ths evenng_servce wll be a Thanksgvng servce for Junor Order Unted Amercan Mechancs,, and Overlook Councl, No. 2,' Wll attend servce n a body. Rev. J. W. Knapp wll preach on subject of "Chrst's Advent and Msson on Earth." A bref servce of preparatonjjor communcants wll be held mmedately precedng regular mornng worshp, at 0.45 a. m. Topc for,- evenng dscourse, "The Sprtmrfanrf Or Forms of Contest." Servces at Calvary Church: 7.30 a. m., Holy Communon; a.., mornng servce wth sermon; 4.30 p. m Evensong wth sermon; 'J.45 Hftm., Sunday school n Parsh House. Rev, J. C. Robbns, of Summ"secretary of Student Volunteer Movement, wll preach n Frst Baptst Church Sunday mornng. In evenng pastor, Rev. R. C. Hull, wll preach on "Our Hope of Salvaton." On'Sunday mornng p'astor, Rev.' W. V. MaUaleu, wll preach n Summt Methodst Church on "A Strange Decepton." He wll also gve a bref sermon to chldren on "A Careful Start." Jas. K. Shelds, State Superntendent of Ant-Saloon League, wll be present and make a few remarks. Iu evenng chor wll gve a specal program of selectons from -Maunder's "Song of Thanksgvng," wth a bref address by pastor. All Souls' Church (corner of Sprngfeld and Waklron avenues). Usual servce Sunday, November 29, at o'clock, Dr. Doan wll preach. Subject; "The Unknown God." Specal evenng servce at 8 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. Wllam L. Sullvan, of AH Souls' Church, New York. Cty; subject: "Jesus and Paul." Mr. Sullvan by educaton and personal experence s an authorty on Mod next Sunday s: "Ancent and Mod eru Necromancy, alas Mesmersm and Hypnotsm, Denounced." Sunday school s held at 9.45 a. m. LYRIC THEATRE. The Masterpece Programs for nextweek nclude Monday, Nove-nber 30th, Danel Frohnan presents Mary Pckford most famous moton pcture star n "Caprce." Ths popular player and noted play make a' happy combnaton. Mss Pckford s as deal n part of "Mercy" as play s suted to herself. Her supportng cast ncludes Ernest Truax and Owen Moore. The producton.abounds n many landscape and country scenes, and flashes from se to elaborate mansons, mposng drawng rooms from freedom of God's country to yellow glare of cty lghts. In a word f may be summed up as an echo of hlls mngled wth voce of cty. r 4 Those who fal to see ths producton wll mgs- a rare treat. Frday, December 4th, The Popular Plays and Players Inc., present Andrew Mack n "The Ragged Earl." Ths vehcle served Mr. Mack for several seasons on legtmate sta'ge and was hs bggest success. It s a romantc comedy drama of north of Ireland and s told n 289 scenes. Mr, Mack has n character of Gerald Ftzgerald, free handed generous Earl of Kldare an opportunty to dsplay that happy-go-luck ar that has won hm such a host of admrers. The story s clean, nterestng, humorous"ant-satsfyng~and frlr-please - all. ' "Cummnps Found Gulty of Atrocous Assault. Frederck Cummngs, colored, of Summt, was convcted by a jury n Court of Quarter Sessons Monday of commttng an assaut on Samuel Jackson, also. colored, n ths cty, June 6 last. The charge was atrocous assault, as testmony showed that defendant welded a knfe. Sentence wll be mposed by Judge Coneffort, and. trumphant n performaneerfnohy to-dftyr-prosecutor- Sten-conducted case for State,' and 'To be carnally mnted s defat but :o-he"-ptritrally-tnrhdetrs"-lte""l[ha~ ora~b;~walstr"a'p"pe'ared""for~ttte - defendant Captal Surplus Resources Zhc Conducts a General Bankng Busness Authorzed to act as Executor, Admnstrator, Guardan, Trustee Regstrar and Transfer-Agent. Interest pad on Depost subject to cheque. uterest allowed on~tme Deposts at 3* per cent, per annum, begnnng monthly and payable quarterly Safe depost Boxes to rent u Burglar. Proof Vault at $5.00 per annum. $ 00, Storage Vaults for slverware, jewelry, etc. 300, YOVR ACCOUNT WOUfcJS,700, BE APPRECIATED MlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll = Buy best coal-anclbuy t here. Full weght and rto dsappontment every shovelful of coal you get here counts. There s no waste- t s all coal. For all round domestc use, you wht fnd t hard to equal our PlymWth Red Ash Coal. EH COMPANY SSSMMMUumMWlM. ',<nlllllmliiiiihi!llllllllllll!iiiiiiiiiiillluihiiitll(iiemii!lllllllllllllllllllnliii Buy Your Chrstmas Cards Robert B. Wllams, of 37 Summt Avenue, s representatve for an unusually orgnal lne of engraved personal Chrstmas Cards manufactured by H. K. Brewer & Co., of New YorR. He wll be pleased to show m by appontment- Telephone 389, Summt, or wrte 37 Summt Avenue. NEW JERSEY'S SAFEST PLAYHOUSE BIG SHOW EVERY DAY POPUlAR PRICES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH MASfERPSECE DAY DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS "CAPRICE" WITH lhy PBOKFOtO Supported by Ernest Truax and Owen Moore and a star cast. A Delghtful Comedy-Drama of Socety, Love and Great Out-doors. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,~MASTERPIECE DAY POPULAR PLAYS AND PLAYERS, INC., PRESENT The Emnent Irsh Comedan mmm mm -IN "THE RAGGED EARL" A Thrllng Romantc Melodrama wth -Plenty of Acton and Heart Interest In Fve Parts. A COLD HOUSE s somethng that you never fnd where our coal s burnt! There s no waste, hut plenty of drvng heat -fn-every lon-of, - - ' ' OUR 000) COAL. You should not be expected to pay for drt at coal prces, and you dont when ybu fll your bn wth our black heat nuggets. * STEPHENS BR0S. T ' * *. Telephone 6 Summt, N. J. A r*t- \ 4 %&&fflh!f y --

5 .»: t The Pcture and Art Sh p Kodaks Framed and Pctures Water Colors Nature Prnts Artsts' Supples Books and Statonery Photo Supples Wfaterman Fountan Pens Greetng,Cards for all occasons Tally and Dnner Cards._,. W. SCHULTZ, Games 383 Sprngfeld Ave., «HSHsJt44H}H, ****3, * H **, I, M**»I"** *+* Fresh at Greenhouses Cut Flowers, Palms, Ferns, etc., Weddng Decoratons and Desgns a Specalty SAYRE ST., SUMMIT, N, J % Y Telephone Orders Recede ) Prompt Attenton *t«'i' "~ PLUMBING AND HEATING. The_chances are one In a hundred of your gettng bettertlumbng work done by or hands than ours. Why bor expermentng? We always do honest, conscentous work, and do not eharge mammoth prces that most Plumbers do. For estmatng on any knd of Plumbng or Heatng, gve us frst opportunty. -.-HENRY-KLQCKSIN Plumbng, Tnnng & Metal Workng. UNION PLACE, SUMMIT, N. J. BRE Saddles, Whps. Auto and carrage trmmng n all ts branches Baby Carrage Wheels Re-tred. IPark & Chestnut Ave's., * Summt, N. J. jununuu A. BECK JEWELER - No. 4 Maple Street, Summt, N. J. Watch nspector of D L. & W. R. R. E lullllulllhiiihllluiilluiiiiimnluuir ft Here Are Your IN a half a mllon homes ths mornng a mllon feet slpped contentedly Into Ralston Shoes. Sooner or later "after you are tred of expermentng, you too wll -douklesssettle'aowfftoalstonar You surely wll f you want dependable shoes whch combne style wth comfort.- ' TRY RALSTONS $422 to $62* EXCLUSIVE AGENCY BALSTONS FOB HEN, T " ""PATMCrANS FOE LAMES VS. IS. HALL, $8S Ssrlagfea A?. Sna»alt» K* J. The New Park House Open all Year FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. SPECIAL. RATES FOR DINNERS EVERYDAY. John D. Baley, Manager.»K. CHAS. K. KIVELEY, DENTIST, Offce Hours: > 8.30 to 2 m; "" -* ~XtQ &3SJBL-M: Offce 404 Sprngfeld Avenue, ""Summt, N. J. DR. H. W. RYMAN, DR. R. C. VREELAND, DENTISTS. Wulff Buldng, Summt, N. J Offce Hours: A. M to 2: P. M. to 5 PAYNE ELECTIWC CO., ENGEHEEKS and CONTRACTORS Install and Repar EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Offce, ft Woodland Avenue. - Summt, N. J. ~ Phonrf No. 6 t«wdencc Cou. SEILE It * KENTZ SUCCESSORS TO CAET, J. HELKB Cvl Engneers and Surveyors Landscape and Topographcal ; : : Engneers : : : POST OFFICE BLDG., SUMMIT, N. Telephone Connecton C W. FARROW Carrages, Wagons' and Sleghs, Rubber Treng, Pantng and Reparng. 598 Sprngfeld Avenue, Summt N. J. Telephone 32-J E. P. BURROUGHS & SON UNDERTAKERS W8-480 Sprngfeld Ae, Summt Telephone 269 _. WAITER M0S., Dealers In _ Veal, Mutton Lamb and Port Oysters, Clams and Fsh GAME AND.VEGETABLES IN SEASON SPRINGFIELD AVE PHONES ,-_ susmn JOHN R. CROOT, SANITARY PLUMBING Steam & Hot Water Heatng Tn & Sheet Metal Work Jobbng Promptly Attended to Estmates Furnshed ftssortl B'ld'g, SonBt, N. «9. Telephone 485 MICtfAEL OARAFANO General Contractng Gradng and Mason Work K CONCRETE WORK A SPECIALTY.Laborers Furnshed by Day OFFICE 20 SAYRE STREET " Tel. 278 Summt. N. J Branch Offce RIVER. ROAD, gota. N. J. Tel. Connecton. BO BEAUTY AND SANITATION go toger In every up-to-date bath room. Beauty n materals and flna effect and santaton - n 'secure!} closed traps and plumbng In Bght Let us look over your rlpjhbiffg. HILLBAIf rlrb 474 SPRINGFIELD ATE H SUMMI Telephone 250-K. NEW FIREPROOF STORAGE For Household Fnrattnre. -L. H FRIpAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 27, 04. rnrrnnrr ~~* "-IIIIIIWI " n. ' '» " ' ssss "wr!c3ctjge=!;?!s3«g; ffl'lrvt IIT -r-ttrmrf "Uo-to-Gyn-Mouday" wll,be observed at Y. M. C. A. next Monday nght, November 30th, at Every man n Summt regardless * of membershp n Assocaton s. cordally nvted to attend Busness Men's Gym Class, whch meets on ths nght; and after exercsng wth m enjoy a good shower bath and some sport jj 4]m-Aj r v.tmmgl-pqql_..,., Ths s to bo Men's Nght at Y. M. C. A. and - largest class - uf men' flattia'b' ever-appeared upon gymnasum floor n" Summt s expected- Charsjvll bo placed around runnng-track for those who-do not care to exercse but wsh to see or men n r actvtes. The class work for Monday nght wll be su'ch that any. man wher he bo strange to t or not, can enter nto t fully wth comparatve ease. There MMSDAY"!S THE SLOGAN ments of. daly lfe for muacular actvty are nsuffcent to keep organsm n that condton of vgor necessary to best health; and hence to mantan body n condtons of health and vgor, conscous attenton to ths factor of envronment s of ncreasng necessty. To strong hand **and strong head, capacous lungs and vgorous frame, all and wll always tall, heavy burdens; and \vhet_e heavy burdens fall, Lho great przes fall too.- -Laws of Lfe. Rdculous as ths may seem t s certan tnat bran s often credted wth achevements v»hch belong to dgeston. -Maws,. Napoleon declared that frst requste of good generalshp s good health. Mu ws.. We are begnnng BUSINESS MEN'S GYM OLASS. to see that thy wll -be no dffcult apparatus_j body, as 'well as mnd, has rghts "stunts" nor any fancy, ntrcate that must be respected. We are learnng by htter experence that f drlls. The openng drll whch starts at 8.30, wth musc, wll bo smple and mnd, whch rules body, ever forgets tself so far as to trample on ts electve and remander of perod wll be taken "by games wth slave, slave wll not forgve whch every man s more or loss fa- Injury, but wll rse and smte oppressor --Physcal Culture..jJax. There are at presont thrty-eght Theren no callng n whch neftlo 'nen enrolled n Busness Men's not need that sturdy vgor, tha bodly ;ass and ths number s ncreasng strength and aglty, wthout whch leadly &o come over to Y. M. all mental culture s but a preparaton \ A. next Monday nght at least and for dsappontment and mortfcaton. Maws. c "one of hoys" for a nght. Healtlograms. bet n, man who s strppng In "cvlzed communtes en- for race of lfe account no tme or * ronment that has been makng durng untold ages for present shape any way to hs physeatjualth that money as wasted that contrbutes n ad functons of Kumarr body--has gves tone to stomach or developmeut, _ lo~ tle "muscles, Maws. _ o changed that normal roqure- _ BOWLING Church Lena ue. STANDING OF THK~TEAMS** Won. Lost. Epscopal East Summt _7 Y. M. C. A Catholc " resbytcran 5 4 fethodst. vctores and no defeat, lost three games to. Summt team and dropped to second place, - just a shade h"ad of Summts. The Waverlys pre ted wth Summts, havng ro three games from Llewellyns. The Orange Valley team lost two pancs oul of three to Summt } Hlks. I It was somewhat of a surprse when Mllburn bowlers dropped thrco pancs to Summt team on lat-. o FRIDAY'S OAMEM. I ler's alleys. In frst game Last Knrlay nght n Church j pnnng was only ordnary, Sumwnnng by twelve "ague, East Summt fvo took' tnts, wth 827, vo pancs from Epscopal church pns. There was an mprovement n t ve. At same tme Methodst next game and also anor close team dropped three to Catholcs. and nterestng contest. The Summts were re for 889 and won by The scores whch were comparatvethrteen pns. In wndup contest V lo'w n all se games were: Summt was re for 99, and ths. EAST SUMMIT, yen C was good enough to gve m decson by forty-four pns. Brown was Dean uucas hgh for Summt wth 220. The 'an - C scores: chrumpf MILLBURN.....SGI EPISCOPAL. " arcell /oegtlen,3oehmer \pgar jollg )oughertv VBren.IcGowan v'lurray Connedv lad wn '.uutn lars ramley Mcntosh " 796 o - - CATHOLIC METHODIST :! MOXD.YY'K "> GAMES. 69 _ (*37 82 ST 5J r 8 sr 0 r, If 6: 3!' 68.' The Methodst team went more leeplv nto cellar poston on Vlomlav n'-.hl bv losng throe more»ames to Y. M. C. A. The scores. -Y. M. C. A Benson.Brown Kent.. Newton O'Rourke, Bramley I Gars Baldwn, Smonson Buntn Mcntosh Clean, Scpsrrterto<*«<Htoems-and Safc- Depost Boxes. LOWEST INSURANCE BATES V> -jr_/ TTTtflON_f!fltrcrc% Mllburn Locnt movng, and to and from CJty, Jn close oalvtd vante. van\. -Dead Storage for Auto *"'- Automoble lfl EXIWESS "XrWESS AND TRUCKING. 'fruckr" AYtomoble Servce. IIOLLANll'S EXI»BESS, Frop, Offce, Beechwood. Hood - * FAIRMOUNT CEMETERY; H. MncHMoaE, Presdent. WM.H."L»rrr»'eff s Brcr.: ".nto.- J cl7-v- PBA!K IflEAD. Secretary. Tel. 66-K J. L- SNOOK- SuperntendentTe. 73S-'W R, OawN, of Cemetery.Tel. 672-"W CHATHAM, N: J. " " METHODIST, '. " S Lncfcwntma League. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. W. L. Tapkaow..-' S, 6- Sammlt Waverly Orange Valley Stockton. - - Llewellyn Summt Elks ' All Lackawanna _5 4, (> 2 7 teams Ul 4 S5 Young, Bohrng I Tuns.Lynch! Huff, 0 59 Mtchell Sebert.. tor Me or Carroll Brown _ ,.._...85 SUMMIT o- A fne brace was taken ly Summt Klks, who captured two games out of three 0 r own alleys Monfdav nght from Orange Valley quntet. The Summt Elks, prevous to Monday nght, had dropped sx games straght. Orange Valley got frst blood by takng frst game by ffty-three pns wth a total of 852., The Elks came back wth 97, wnnng bv thrty-three pns, and a total! of 897 n flnal and decdng con- I test gave m a vctory by soventy- ' seven pns. Robertson was hgh for de Summt Elks wth 209, whle A. McCormck rolled 204 for Orange - Valley. The scores: ORANGE VALLEY.. "L7S O'Mara Watson... ' 53 G. McCormck. 90 A. McCormck - 89 Wllse... r. - 4 'Vought Sardner Robertson McKenze Konnedv "884 SUMMIT ELKS T 90 ; 799 frh 4 L70 83 L S7H 676 I >fnson!c League, j! Overlook Lodge team took frst two games from Cornthan lve fvh Monday nght n Or'ango Ma- 'sonc League." "Leach and Wood each scored 23, hghest scores of evenng.. Jtecords_o rest -e"grin-t-ima-n- 88 Vradenberg 922 Cooper Doupe 874 McConnell 97 Vanderh'f werel - / msv Monday nght, and as a result of. 836 Tour matches, re were some! OVERLOOK.,hg shfts n standng/ The Tapalullard S4 kowt. of Morrstown. who took three lalmon 39 anw-t-on-r vvn-alleya~ rjqra_th.e_lial8ey...60 Utoclcton Club's representatves, are ' ach.. >ow leadng wth a record of eght _\Jond~.,-,..; r...l'73 ctores and one deteat. TtaQTMUlhurus, who were n front, wth sx._, ~rsr 23 S3S The new fstudebaker Four completely "Trtr-B~DetTol Equpped, $ European Type St earn lne Bodes. "One Man" Type - Mohar Top and Boot. ; Comfortable, Roomy, L'pholpterecl Seats. Powerful and Economcal Monobloc Erfgne Economcal n. Mantenance and U'p-keep. The New Studebaker Sx, $,450. EJectrc Starter, Electrc Lghts,- Safety Tread Tres on Rear Wheels. Lghle recprocatng motor parts, mproved, manfold and exhaust passage desgn ncreases flexblty, responsveness" and power of motor. '. For Furr Informaton and Demonstraton. See Studebaker Agen_for_Summt and Vcnty 2-6 Bank Street Tel. 394-W, Summt, N. Goodyear Adjustment on Premses J am * I WMUMPa have delghted and satsfed musc lovere for seventy years. No "panos so sweet toned as a WATERS, so well bult and up-to-date arc sold at such low prces and on such easy terms. Specal for Chrstmas WATERS UPRIGHT Hghest qualty; full,rch tone; 74 ocuve;artstc, compact and durable; wth storjl, cover, tunng and delvery fret.' dsss :50 WATERS AUTOI/A CHESTER UPRIGHT r A responsve and accurate pano-playe -, lull scale, 38 notes; easy to play; wth bench, cover, muscrolls&de!vc*'f-'c $390 $25 Cash, $8 Monthly "V.t octave, tne sukm tone; ron frame, handsome case. Wan anted 6 yrs. Wth stool, covo, tunng and delvery ll ee $5 Cah, $5 Monthly $I0CasI,$7Monthly U No Extras No Interest Hree Delvery Vstor.* Alwuytt Welconp Setrl T'q.stl for IllftrutnLJlatPlogn: HORACE WATERS & CO. 34 Ftth Av.nr.8th St. Four stores n 254 VV. 25th St. nr.sthav. 27 W. 42nd St.nr.B'way NEWYORK 37 I E. 49th St. nr. 3rd Av. SUM!! STONE WORK JOHN J. McCLURE & SONS, Props I 9D n Monumental and Buldng Grante Wn>lr Bluestone Marble If A* Lmestone 2B4-290 PARK AVENUE, Phonf 27-M Vreeland & Vought Successor* to Walter P. Shorter Electrcal Mr A AND ELECTRICAL JOBBERS 3 Beechwood Road SUPPLIES Tel EUREKA IADWDRY HAND and STEAM 7T3 SPRINGFILLO AVE. Tel. 863-B Strctly Santary Hand Work a Specalty. Prompt Call and Delvery Servce C3HVE US A TRIAL AHERtt WALSH J. r ANTIQUE FURNITURE Upholsterng, Cabnet Makng V' Shades, Curtans, Slp Covers, Estmates cheerfully submtted ANTIQUE JOSEPH FURNITURE. ZEIGNER Formerly wth Tffany Studo 472 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Tel. 260-W Summt, N. J. - Summt Buldng & hmn Assocaton Address for partculars as to nvestment or applcaton for borrowng money on Bond and Mortgage Wm.S. PORTER, Secretary - - *_ J Jt -NELSON -E-SOS PAINTERS and DECORATORS_ Wall Papers, Pants, and Wndow Glass OPENEDld tfb&madfkas&*lls8m- I Sumnty H. J* - gjlf lfr?ah. r-al?-»rf

6 V ff T THE SUMMIT-- HERALD, _FKtDAY NOV EMBEft-27,. 94. '" I,,!* 5 * r. To Lonely Man or Womn! * Is Place For You. gwy* S5= Church LET us consder ths Oo to Church movement no doubt, you've heard- JL good deal about t recently from your vewpont, Lonely Man or Woman. Why should you go to church? IN THE FIRST PLACE, YOU HAVE A RIlaH I MtHt. THE".CHURCH IS r GOD'S HOUSE, THE HOUSE OF'OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN." AS WE ARE HIS SONS AND DAUGHTERS;- E SUBJECTS OF HIS LOVING CARE, WE SHOULD FREQUENT HIS HOUSE AS WE ARE GLAD TO VISIT THE HOUSE OF AN AF FECTIONATE PARENT. NO ONE MAY BAR OUR WAY TO THAT HOUSE; NO ONE MAY SHUT IN OUR FACES THE DOORS OF GOD'S HOLY TEMPLE WHEREIN HE ABpES TO WELCOME US WHEN WE WOULD COMMUNE WITH HIM. IN TIME OF JOY OR TIME OF SORROW HE AWAITS US THERE. Therefore, Go to Church I ~ - In second place, you wll fnd xejot only sprtual com fort hut also presence of kndred souls. Drawn to alta by human lonelness and need of feelng God's presence ever near and dear, yon wll fnd assembled n church - KKIHI SOBT 03? MEN AKD WOMEN wth whom to form earthh relatonshps.. Ther presence n church & a guarantee of r nnate ness of heart. «ooc The wastrel, mmoral character, dler, do not go to church. Severance does not appeal to m. The berv- "ces tre h. Thtn enn n'd more congenal companonshp.elsewhere. * - ' J' Church s-not for m unless y enter t wth a sncere de- 'sre to reform. Then vou may extend to m hand of fellowshp The clergyman, mnster to God's people, wll ad you m "determnng to whom \0u'may open your heart. safe gude when you GO TO CHURCH. Now s tme au(j ths s place to get your plumbng estmates. Do not delay untl bad wear sets n. No tme lke present to get such matters fxed up, and f you let me fgure on your work you can bank, on ts beng done properly, both fgurng and work. He wll he vur eatng... Tn and Copper Work AH Work Guaranteed. $87 Sprngfeld Avenue Telephone 27, Summt, ST. J. ovng rackng blupp Bse-a-Bratv Fne Chna, Furnture Telephone, Summt 36 wpuk±muuaja-4uaua gve me a cooky I" When tfce rosy faced, happy, healthy chld, hungry as a bear, bounces nto house wth that very natural request mor usually has to shell out. But mor s very foolsh f she stands fumng and frettng over a hot stove n a smelly ktchen even for her hopeful. Our bakeshop's answer. FITTERER'S Hll Cty Bakery For Thanksgvng - The autumnal glores le t to usn-tfca flelds and woods n November n many.plarts of Unted States furnsh materal - for charmng and seasonable table decoratons for Thanksgvng dnner. In addtor., of course, florst may b,e,,<;:aj[ll'd" adon-csn.ec.a.ny_for chrysanmum, lw&js a seasonable and favorte bloom Whle smoked bamboo basket s" well lked as n fashonable centcrpecu table basket, Ihe woman who s notfortunate enough to possess one may substtute a wcker basket and carry out a prettvsohene. Ths s to fll tho basket wth a mxture of oranges, late' pears, apples and or fruts. Twne a mass of slvery clemats around ths and brng t over tho edges, puttans alternately red, brown or yellow oak leaves mxed wth scarlet bttersweet n decoraton, extendng t well out o\er whte cloth. To THE OHKYSANTUEAfUM MAKTW A KAVOltlTD TABTJK rowns brghten add berres and leaves wherever taste suests- n tralng lnes of clemats and leaves or rregularly. The table lghts should bejof candles n mahoganv, glass, brass- or? sher stcks, shaded w th autumn colors. To make se use a_ slvery gray paper and.stencl or pant on shades tny autumn le-ves or shape four sdeh of each shade lke a maple or oak leal, tntng m Tuth autumnal colors, A spray ol btlersweet..beves at each plate, wth place cards tunatch tho candle h.des completes decoratve eusemble lmnl.wlelpha Record. "THANKS-LIVING." Proper Way to Show Grattude Is Dong Good to Ors. Thunksghm; presuppose., thankfulness. One cannot g\e thanks unless he eels thankful, and ths feelng s a cultvated habt As an expresson of smple polteness t s not an nnalc but-an-sbrer-lrat; Mu«h-tnore s ths case when we consder thanks that are due to a benclcejt Creator. In a tme when luxures are counted aw necesstes a sense of repleton or dssatsfacton s often felt whch makes us blnd to everyday, commonplace favors that we enjoy Make a lst of essental and vtal I toons wth whch your lfe s blessed and your heart wll begm to slow wth thankfulness. It Is no accdent that "thnk" and "thank" contr from same root. Thanklessuess s usually result of thoughtlessness Hut we are more apt to be thoughtless about favors that come from God through workng of hs benefcent laws tha_about materal gfts that come from hand of-a fellow man. Stevenson has well sad: "Keep your eye? open to your merces. That part of pety s eternal, and man who forgets to be thankful has fallen asleep n lfe." Above all,' true thanksgvng s thanks-lvng, n deed of hand aslwell as word of lp. By gvng somconedse a reason for thankfnlbeea t '_»through_-your kndness you provde a proper outlet for brmmng, overflowng grattude of your own heart. For common prosperty, for your ndvdual blessngs, for what you have not as well as what you have, "n everythng gve thanks."- Kev. Robert.T. Flgram of Pttsburgh -H-W-I--I-H-I-H-:-I-I-I-H~I-H-'W-I' SPREAD THANKSGIVING! By Rev. J. H. JOWETT.," I regard Thanksgvng day as one of most gracous and heartenng annversares n tho Amercan year. That a people should be called by r presdent to reckon tho merces and prvleges receved at tho hands of God s to me a most hallowed ard sanctfyng mnstry and most assuredly enrches and nvgorates tho natonal lfe.'' But Thanksgvng should not ~- *- - be contnecr~tb 7 "~materal~ bounty. -. "* It should extend ts range and *" nclude blessngs found n "-broadenng-day of-knowledg H and n lftng of all forms of *! * oppresson- f pom,-those-who-are * t - bearng a needless yoke. It.. should evert go beyond range * of patrotsm and become cos- ',' mopoltan as. t contemplates < leaven of freedom and hu- '** manty whch s workng n ev- 3, ery part of world. 4> Thanksgvng of ths wde and Y ennoblng knd would surely J. send a thankful people nto tho jf ways of unselfsh and chval- T reus servce., X.;»X-)-I~H"I K''Hn"t"-I-H-t-H-%"H,!» A typcal Thankogv- ng dmnor reprooonta everythng that has grown n all tho lavsh fcufrrtmur, ft' tu-tnokgg[gd tho hoart-of man. FOR DINNER CARDS., Approprate Desgns Help to Lend Flavor to Thanksgvng Repast. A great deal of success of u dnner party depends upon place cards', rtlthough y are apparentlyja very small detal of tabd < But any woman who entertans a good deal knows that quant or unusual favo s,md cards" cull forth general ethususu -and nterest anmm; guests and gve a topc of < ouversatdn wnch lends cordahu to occason, when orwse re would be a stllness.-md.nskwarduess at start whlel t would be somewhat dffeult to o\ ertl rov Thnnksgn bg s usually tme tor a famly reunon, and snce famles meet lo'jelhe upon suth occasons year afte year h s especally mpotat to ntroduce a-- much novelty n lable -Itself as-posslle- Slouette pc fnes, used for pla"" cards', form ntee'-tnu and acceptable aecesso es l or 4he table. These, ontlle m suhdly n black. lned -nd mav take shapes of turkeys, pumpkn pe-, wshbones, etc. Part of desgn m.n be" left whte, f dshed, lor wrtng ot name of slhouelle desgn may he pjsted TABIK DECOKATF.5 l'oi TMAUKSGIYIKG. on a plan whte card. A card whch s generally lked and ued for such purposes measures '2% hy. 4'J nches and may he purchased at statoner's A par ol s< t.sov.s and a jar of paste, and, presto, n a few mnutes jou have a noveltj n ])Iace cards whch vll he sure to delmht your quests. You do not need to be an artst to carrj out hllouette desgns. If >ou desre you may easly outlne any pcture on tssue paper and transfer t hy carbon paper to a card and n tll n outlne afterward by means of a me camel's har brush and u bottle of Inda nk. Some lttle cure must be exercsed n makng a frm outlne and applyng nk smoothly, for slhouette must necessarly rely on ts outlne for character. Phladelpha Ledger. M X\ A Very Cold Thanksgvng. Thanksgvng day n 87 was remarkable for tho btterly cold wear whch prevaled over a large porton of our land. At many ponts n northwest mercury fell from 30 to '0 degrees below zero, whle at many places n New England t marked from 3 to 20 degrees below. The great feature of day was a przefght between Jem Mace, famous gypsy ex-champon of England, and.toe Ooburn, an Irsh-Amercan puglst, for champonshp" of world, and $2,O"0(). It was fought at Montgomery staton, near Bay St. Tjous, Mss., and was wtnessed by 500 spectators. Ner man seemed anxous to fght, and after y had sparred for three hours and thrty-eght mnutes wthout materally de- damagng each or ~refpree clared fght a draw. FULL WEIGHT Is guaranteed f you buy Ice of us. "We serve all our customers wth absolute farness and PUKE ICE The offce wll he glad to hear of any Inattenton, ' r.k " THIS IS THE COAL that s so popular among housekeeper's. It's almost pure carbon, s free from slate and -drt and leaves but a small resdue of ashes.- If you have neve used ths Coal send for a ton at once Don't postpone untl cold wear set" n, when prces go up. Manufacturers and dealers In HVjICfC ICC Alto ttfolera In "Coal Sld WOOd Offce a*d factory: Park and Ashwood Aves., Summt; Tel. 329 Branch Offce: Ralroad Ave., Madson, N. J. YOUR GRAND- FATHER'S DAY ths rampany wap a It- b-glnntalt. H «' a * ' c,f" 'J 'crow untl to.la> Hub-Mark Rubbers aro ptanuurd of dccellcnc'. UuUllns uyo th.- olld rock of thorough oodnt-.s f.lctorv h(q bxpandea from a mmes Structure to lur-;et antl, bo.t equpped factory H world. Hub-Marks, moot exactng demand tor rubbura that lt and-wear From selecton of tho erude ruv.v," to scentfc manpulaton Of In- -eredents and fabrcs for best nlnga and, Interlnng*, tho ach wor.l s perfecton.that Hub-Mak perfecton means maxmum economy and satsfacton to wearer. Say "Hub-Mark" to tho -tor-man when you buy rubber- They cost DO mon than any -tandard, W-t.lUdtj roo<l Hub Mark rubber footwear for men, wow.n, boy-, and BlrW lb backed by a j[\ty uur reputaton for lntcrrrty and a sncoro determnaton to hold that reputaton. These rubbers are manufactured by Boston Rubber Shoe Company, Maden, Mass. THE HUB-MARK IS YOUR VALUE-MARC FOR SALE BY LIPSON, Maple Street, Summt, B ESTABLISHED 889, J/ MUDOWN smrs BESTnmmcET CHOICE MEATS, POULTRY, GAME, The Gold of Autumn. - There s a story loved by all Germanc people and happly by rest of manknd who knows t of gold shnng at He bottom of rushng rver of ages. No atom of It was ever taken away, because t was guarded by Immortal vglance. Man's fath has always been that gold of autumn between shores of hlls wll gleam In ts place untl dvne forsakeshtr He"has always worshlpou! toe. gau ox TJe_..yeHPW.corn-Tames Lane Allen In Munsey Magazne. TELEPHONE 30 FISH AND VEGETABLES CHESTNUT AVENUE, SUMMIT. N T u,unmt,u.'jqjm--m_:w.nlaafe aamj- V).' \r,j ".'"T nywmw- MP.ygggWtlgg DRY GOODS SHOPPING CENTER OF NEWJERSEY Mal and Phone orders Koceve THE BEE HIVE Prompt and careful attenton NEWARK Openng Of Our New Department Of STERLING SILVER - AND~PI7ATED-PLATWA-RE- Sterlng slver lasts a long tme, and Communty slver plate wll gve a half-century of servce Tho same apples to 847 Rogers goods, and tho product of celebrated house of B. Wallace. Therefore, when you choose slver knves, forks or spoons from our splendd holday assortments you get only very best and are afforded a choce unsurpassed. Ths new adjunct of our jewelry department s opened after numerous requests from our patrons. A gft of slver plate ware s surely n deal class and too, nothng can be more fttng as a weddng present. STERLING SILVEC. Teaspoons, half dozen and 6.75 Tablespoons, half dozen....,..-98 and 8.50 Soup spoons, half dozen., v _ and 2.25 Porks, half dozen Knves, half dozen '... U-9& and 3.50 Ve Knves »"<* 2 «2 ' r» Salad Forks ]... - j.l>8 Berry spoons _ * "" Cold Meat Fork.. _.. ] and.98. COMMUNITY RELIANCE. J- 25 Years Servce. Teaspoons, half dozen. ' -0 Coffee spoons, half dozen., 5 Dessert spoons, half dozen Table spoons, half dozen, ' 2-20 Soup spoons, half dozen.. 2-»0 Knves, half dozen " "> Forks, half dozen COMMUNITY SILYKK PLATE. 50 Years' Scr\Ice Dfferent Patterns. Teaspoons, half dozen ' 2.. Coffee spoons, half dozen Dessert spoons, half dozen..00 Table spoons, half dozen. «M> Soup spoons, half dozen.... * )!! Berry spoons, each! '» Sugar shells, each "5 Hollow handle knves, half dozen Hollow handle dessert knves, half dozen -oo Hollow handle frut knves, half dozen Hollow handle pe servers, each L5 Butter knveseach _.. _~_ *> Butter spreaders, half dozen......s«>0 Forks, half dozen - 4JJ0 CQld-me_at.j_orks, each _ - _ Cream ladles, each « ' ~'yt _Salad Jsrks, half, dozen >.- -,.. j_. *" Gravy* ladles, each - - l*«y Medum ladles - J r> 3-pece carvng sets - - **-00 2-ploce carvng, sots.... JJ*;'! 26-pucce setb, n mahogany chests pece sets, at S».O0 72-ptece setb, at - - «*» «{ 40-pece sets, at UU.0U.!* _ S«Plant & Company

7 >V- >.yk I _! * X.. ' <tep - nj«-fe: ssl ''The marrage of Mss Mare A. Voegtlen, daughter of -Mrs IVb- Voegtlen, of 30 Mountan avenue, to -Mr Harry B. Vreeland, of ths cty, to Dr. Henry Moskowtz7~Fresdent of.,,, r, - nghtly Club Lecture-Rectal, 3.30 ~. -Munlcpal-Sewfe-Commlason-of- jras-ometlst-aotoma New York Cty. The ceremony was day afternoon at 5 o'clock, by Rev. M. Saturday, December 9 6th Annual" DnnerT Summtry. M. C. A., 7 performed, by-'rv,. Dr. Solomon Lowensten, Superntendent of Hebrew (J. Morgan, of CentTaTPresbyteran church, at home of brde's p. m. Orphanage n 68th street, Manhattan. mor. The brde's only, attendent Tuesday, December 22 Holday The brde has been very promnent Dance, Hgh School Alumn Assocaton. n chld welfare jnd socal work n » - New York for several years. She has lectured n Summt several tmes.' K>- > ' >tk -.. -,-r- -, IF ', T" H0TES4F THE CITY On Tuesday, December st, Lades' Ad Socety of Frst Baptst Church wll hold an all day meetng n church parlors to sew for Red Cross.. Hobart Councl, No. 40. of Summt, wll celebrate,. twenty-ffth annversary of Loyal Assocaton by a Women's Nght, next Monday evenng, n Masonc Hall. Mr. and James D." Cowan, of -Mbu-ntan-avenue, are recevng congratulatons on brth of a son, James D. Cowan, Jr., who arrved on Tuesday Robert B. Wllams, of 37 Summt avenue, s representatve n Summt of H. K. Brewer & CO., a detaled advertsng announcement of whch s made elsewhere n ths ssue. Mss Marguerte Astfalk, of Summt woods near Morrs avenue. and avenue, l enttounrntotmmy~"abtr, -rt.tbre7~street, Frday afternoon n honor of her guest; There wll be due depostors n Mss Mary, Woodleton, of Elkns. park. Chrstmas-Savngs-Account-of Pa, Mss Woodleton returned to her Frst Natonal Bank on December 5, home on Monday. nearly $60,000. Ths s. second The Red Cross Surgcal'Sressng year of ths splendd savngs,.plan Commttee whch has been meetng jchere even smallest amounts can Frday afternoons n Woman's In- \be saved each week sttute, has changed ths tme to Tuesday mornngs from ten to twelve o'clock, begnnng next week. The new auto combnaton chemcal fre apparatus for Hose Company No. 2, s due to be shpped from factory of Amercan-LaFrance Fre Engne Company' tomorrow, and t wll probably arrve n Summt on Monday. The annual Thanksgvng Kve entertanment and dance of Summt Lodge B. P. O. Elks was a great success. The entertanment was furnshed by Phonograph Cty Tro, Anderson's orchestra of Newark, -'furnshng dance musc. The seres-of dances to be held on Tuesday- evenngs n Lncoln School, from 8 to 0.30 p. m., under drecton of Socal Servce Department of * Fortnghtly Club wll begn on Tuesday evenng, December 5th. Splendd musc from New York wll be provded'. -As was custom at se' dances last year a. small admsson fee wll be charged. Chldren under ll'tee_years of age are not r allowed." Anor of hgh class archtectural magaznes "The Archtectural Record," has publshed some handsome half tones of nteror and exteror of All Souls' church of ths cty. In current number of ths magazne under department head of "Portfolo of Current Archtecture," re are sx splendd llustratons of ths new SumnftSmeefcng- house of whch Joy Wheeler T*OW was archtect. The November meetng of Men's Bble Study Club, of Summt M. E, Church wll-be held-tomorrow evenng, at Parsh House, and wll be n charge of Boys' Work Commttee. Every man wll be requred to brng at least one boy wth hm. It s planned to have a speaker present who has had remarkable success n hs work n behalf of boys ajul re wll be a program of specal) nterest to both men and boys. J The Co-operatve Chartes.of Summt, have arranged to receve donatons of clothng or contrbutons of varous knds for unemployed and poor of Summt, between hours of 9.30 a. m. and p. m., next Wednesday, n store at 495 Sprngfeld avenue, corner of Boulevard. A representatve of Assocaton wll be n charge. The need for assstance at ths tme s only too well known, and t s hoped- that response wll be generous. The entre - fre department was needed to fght a fre whch broke out shortly after lve o'clock last Frday afternoon n house at corner of Morrs and Chestnut avenues, owned by Mss Mary Pendergast. The fre was caused by a defectve flue, and part of roof was burned off dong $350 damage to ' buldng. The occupant of house, Zabon Battle, colored, lost $225 worth of new furnture on whch re was no nsurance. Ths s thrd, serous fre durng past two years n ths block of frame buldngs whch has been kept from spreadng. Under auspces of Summt Wellesley Alumnae, a Dutch evenng has been planned for beneft of Wellesley College re-buldng and endowment fund. The Msses Peronne and Constance Arntzenns wll sng Duth.songs and dance n costume on Monday, December, at 8.5, n Kent Place gymnasum. Luca Eastman, who s already wellknown n Summt, wll play harp. Alumnae throughout entre county aro workng to rase $350,000 by January st, 95, n order to procure condtonal gfts amountng to $950,000. Tckets may be procured at Rogers' Drug Store. Mr. Henry G. Wsner, son of Mr. and John H. Wsner, of Hobart avenue, has been very serously ll wth typhod fever n South Amerca. Hs many frends n Summt wll be glad to learn however, that' Mr. and Wsner have receved encouragng news from hm, and that he s now recoverng very ncely. Mr. Wsner s n Cal, Columba, near Pacfc coast, where he was engaged n some electrcal engneerng work. Fe has been away for more than three years durng whch tme he has been n busness n Cuba, Porto Rco, and South Amerca. It 's hoped that he wll return to Summt ths wnter. Fortnghtly Club members and all who may have heard Charles H. Israels speak here last Wednesday on labor condtons confrontng country,.wll be nterested to learn of her marrage. Israels -was-marred-hrst Smday-at~h"er" home EdgeclfE Terrace, Parkhll, Yonkors, There were two brush tres ths week; one on Wednesday evenng at 5.30 n Shadysldo dstrct, and one yesterday evenng abou,t.6 o'clock n As result of prckng a revolver cartrdge wth whch she had been playng, eleven-year-old Margaret Gun delchfsmmer, daughter of Mr. and John Gundelchsmmer, of Mlngton; had her left hand amputated at Overlook Hosptal on Tuesday.. An unsghtly advertsng sgn whch also gave drectons for travelers was placed at corner of Sprngfeld and Morrs avenues mysterously and wthout authorty.sometme last week. Wlue reported to cty offcals sgn was promptly removed as t was contrary to cty ordnances. Headquarters of Equal Suffrage League wll.be opened today n Murphy Ssters' Buldng, corner of Sprnguold avenue and Boulevard. Durng December ths room wll be accessble -to publc on Thursdays and BYdays. Tomorrow" afternoon re wll'be an nformal recepton at Jeadquarters. Tea wll be served from four to" sx. All nterested men and women wll be cordally -welcomed. Yesterday, was one of fnest Thanksgvng Days, as far as wear, was concerned, that has been known n ths secton for a number of years. The ar was delghtful, and moderately warm. There were usual famly garngs and house partes throughout cty. The unon servce n Presbyteran church was very well attended and sermon by Hev. W. V. Mallaleu, of Methodst church, was most helpful and nsprng. The regular monthly meetngs ot Women's Socetes of Summt U. E. church wll be held on Tuesday next n Parsh House. The Home Mssonary Socety wll meet at.30 a. m., when Mss Van Cse wll have charge of program. "Work among Mexcans n Unted States." A Chrstnas luncheon wll be served at one o'clock. At 2 p. m., Lades' Ad Socety wll meet. At Foregn Mssonary Socety meetng at 2.45, program "Stores of Mssonary Hymns" has been prepared by T. E." llazell. Mss AlceJVt. Anthony and Josephne Baney, of qua'rlette chor of church wll sng at ths meetng. An "Old Fashoned Album," wll be gven ths evenng by Senor Department of Sunday School n Parsh House of Summt Methodst Church. Those who wll take part n play and varous poses n connecton wth entertanment, are: O. O. Oaks, Mss Ada Coggesshall, Mr. W. H. Collns, Creghton Thompson, Attale Rowe, George Nedner, Eleanor Garrabrant, Walter Warburton, Margaret Chrystal, Jack Graydon, Laura Snodgrass, Edth Woodruff, Mnne Earles, Alce Lager, Allan Carman, and Dorothy and Lllan Brd. There wll be some solo and chorus sngng at close of program, and candy wll he sold durng evenng. ' At a meetng of west End "Assocaton last Frday evenng members-opposed erecton of ol tanks on Passac avenue between two lnes' of ralroad tracks by Standard Ol Company, by a vote of 6-3. The trouble developed when f was learned that negotatons were n progress for Mr. Chas. D. Ferry to sell hs tract of about sx acres re to ol company to erect two tanks. It was declared that several of wealthy property owners of tbat secton would buy Mr. Ferry's property, but no acton has been taken n ths drecton as yet. The company not wshng to place tanks re aganst wshes of nearby resdents have concluded not to purchase ths plot and are lookng elsewhere for a ste. Wth gvng of fourth lecture by Prof. Robert W. Rogers, of Drew Theologcal Semnary, last Tuesday evenng n Parsh House of Summt Methodst Epscopal church, hs seres of lectures on archeologcal researches n Babylona, Assyra, and Egypt, was completed. Dr. Rogers has made.se lectures even more nterestng than any of three seres he has gven n past seasons n Summt. Wth each lecture Doctor aroused deeper and deeper nterest, among hs hearers n se rare and delghtful mes. Hs fund of knowledge s seemngly nexlmustable; hs delvery s ovcr-fllowng wth a genune natve humor whch makes hs" talks a really delghtful treat. Undoubtedly Dr. Rogers' lectures are now an nsttuton n Summt. VREEIJAND VOEGTLEX. THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27-JW4 PIRSONE MENTION Mr. and Robert Nxon, of Mountan avenue, spent Thanksgvng n Atlantc Cty. Health Offcer Thomas J. Uuffeld, spent Thanksgvng wth hs parents n Asbury Park. Mr. and H. W. Harmon, of Boulevard, spent Thanksgvng holday h Brooklyn. Mr. W. J. Pngston, of Norwood avemw, returned on -Monday fronl.ftjmbjk ness,trp of three weeks n West. -Dr. W. H.-Lawrence, 'Jr., and Mr. Parker W. Page, 'wll leave tomorrow for a ten day's huntng trp n North Carolna. _, Mr. and Thomas M. Szer and famly, of Hobart avenue, left yesterday to spend wnter at Camden, South Carollna-u-w.- Charles K. Nchols s gvng a buffet supper for Mss Janet Wallace and Mss Chrstne Nchols, on Saturday evenng, before- frst subscrpt ton dance. Among many" who enjoyed famly dnner partes yesterday, were Mr. Mr. and Wllam Lyall, of Prospect street, who entertaned twenty of r chldren and grand-chldren. Robert Cade Wlson, of Sprngfeld, avenue, entertaned a dnner party Thanksgvng "eve for her son, Robert Cade Wlson, Jr., a Prnceton sophomore, whb was spendng holday at home. The party ncluded: Mss Barbara Stevens, o'f Summt, and Mss Theodora LeHuray, of Newark; Messrs. Eddy, Gloro and Whte,--of. Prnceton. The many frends o Mr. Charles J. Canda, "of Norwood avenue, wll be glad to learn that re s materal mprovement n hs condton. Mr. Canda was strcken on Monday at hs home "Nuthurst," wth paralyss, and whle he was serously ll for a few days, hs physcan, Dr. W. H. Lawrence, Jr., sad that he was much better ths mornng. Mr. Cauda s presdent of Overlook Hosptal Assocaton. ' John K. Todd, of Summt avenue, entertaned a house party over Thanksgvng holday for her daughter, Mss Frances B. Todd, who s home from Vassar. The party ncluded: Mss Todd, Mss Eleanor Morgan, of "Pttsburgh; Mss Esr Hol- Jn.ndof_Sagna\v Mch j-ivtsf-ttlzabeth LcIIuruy, of Newark; Wm. West, Harold' Hoskus and Ben Cory, of Prnceton; and Adrew Post and Abbett Post, of Sound Beach, Conn. The three young lades arc classmates of Mss Todd at Vassar. Summt socety wll enjoy frst of Saturday evenng subscrpton dances ths season tomorrow evenng. The flates for or dances "are: December 2Cth, January lfth, and February 3th. The patronesses are: Wm. F. Adam, Carroll P." Bassett, Harry Gfford, Clarence Berrv, Herman de Seldng, Parker W. page, M. J. Dodsworth, Ruford Frankln, Mrs L ap R. Jones, Norman Schultz, Walter G. Lbby, Wm. T. Wsner, 2nd, F. TI. Bergen, N. B. Day, and T. M. Debevose. Burnett Bcbout. The marrage of Mss Mnne Bebout, of Lackawanna Park, New Provdence, to W. P. Burnett, took place on Wednesday evenng at 7.45 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. H. Evans, of New Provdence M. E. church. Alonzo P. Burnett was best man. The decoratons were n whte., O- O ' The beat Chrstmas present for a frend s a photograph of yourself wth ". name Amsden on t, call at Jt.l_Maple,stTe4 Lw\see,jwhy J - r: adv,.,tf:, was her slater, Mss Rose Voegtlen. Only mmedate relatves of brde and groom were present. Mr. and Vreeland are on a bref weddng trp, expectng to return to Summt early next week. Proceeds For ttele Fund. The proceeds of thctlootbau game yesterday afternoon between Summt Elks Club and a Chatham team on Carlton Academy grounds, w<re $37.GO, whch wll bo gven to Belgan Relef Fund. The Elks won contest 33 to 0. The game was somewhat of a dsappontment because several of.chatham players dsapponted Manager Lttlejohn, and Summt team had to loan hm some players and get ors for r own lne-up. BATES TO BEHEMBEK. Frday, November 27 "Old Fashoned Album," n Methodst Parsh House, 8 p. m. Frday, November 27 Concert and Readng at Y. M. C. A., 8.5. Monday, November 30 AddressTTy' Hon. John A. Matws, Lncoln Audto-um, 8.5 p. m. Monday, November 30 Women's Nght; 25th Annversary Loyal Assocaton, Hobart Councl, Masonc Hall. Monday, November 30 "Go-to-Gym Monday," at Y. M. C. A. Wednesday, December 2 Dramatc Readng, Fortnghtly Club, 3.30 p. m. Wednesday, December 2 Dr. Anna Shaw, n Opera House, at 8 p. m. ' Frday, December 4 Play by Brayton School chldren at 8 p. m. Monday, December 7 Dutch Evenng at Kent Place. Wellesley Beneft, 8.5 p. m. Tuesday, December 8 Regular meetng Board of Trade. Tuesday,- December 8 I. O. O. F. Entertanment, Newton, Beers, Monologust. Lncoln School, 8 p. m. Thursday, December 0 The AnaTeum. " " Wednesday, December 6 Fort Tax cab servce at regular hack rates, day or nght. Phone 243-M. Geo. M. Walz. ( Adv. It's worth "whle. Head HERALD Have you read advertsng news advertsements and see, for yourself. jn The Herald? SHOKWHtlS - - SOCIETY-NOTES The frst 'of subscrpton, dances was held at Short Hlls Club on Wednesday evenng. The attendance was qute large and Europe's band furnshed splendd musc, as usual, untl twelve-thrty when dancng stopped and a delcous supper was served. Among guests present were: Mr. anu Sydney<4trown, Mr. and Mrsr Tyler, Mr. and Vctor Mapes, Mrs, Theodora Purdy, Mss Margaret Purdy, Dr. and Dudley, Mr. and Crag Van Deventer, Mr. and Emery, Mr. and A, ASmth, Mr. and C. Crag, Mr. and Ely, Mr. and Wllams, Mr. and Lous Kaufman, Mr. and**' J. J. Carty, Mr. and Newton Stout, Mr. and George Hull, Jr., Mr. and Charles Bassett, Mr_..and., -Harold Payson, Mr. and M's. Swenson, Stewart, Sr. and Jr., Mr. and Wllam McKm, and Messrs. Thomas, Lee Gwynne, W. McKm, Frankln Lawrence, Hulbert Bassett, Mr, and George Hull, Jr., vsted n Tuxedo over last Saturday and Sunday. - o - ' S. S. Auchncloss entertaned nformally at luncheon on Sunday. -*Mr v and Arthur Lttle have gone' to town- for /wnter and are stoppng wth Mr. Lt/le's mor, Mrs, J. \T. Lttle. Ther home n Short Hlls s open, however, and-y expect -to come out for-over most of Sundays durng wnter months., *» Mss ' Hope Hamlton, who s t6 marry Mr. Henry Kaufman, was a guest of Mr. and Lous Kaufman over Sunday. A vaudevlle performance wll br held at Short Hlts Club on evenng of January 8th, and t promses to be a very good one as t s under drecton of John Stewart, Jr., Mr. Wllam McKm, and Mr. Lee Gwynne. Among those who wll take part are: John Stewart, Jr., Lous Kaufman, Schall, John Raner, Edward Van Vleck, Mss Elzabeth Krpkatrck, Msses Duryee, MrsSwpnson, Roger Mntoa,_ Harold Hack, Messrs.leffcrson, Lawrence, Shannon, Meany, Lee Gwynne, Gerald Onatva and Andrew Smth. -, * - * - - Chldren to Gve IMaj. The followng pupls wll appear n play, "Snow Whte and Dwarfs" at Brayton School on Thursday afternoon and Frday evenng of next week: Snow Whte, Sara Austn; Queen, Helen Tffany; Prnce," Donald Wlson. Snow Whte's attendants: Frances Kyman, Naom Hull, Alce Croot, Dorothy Butler, Molly Kmball, Elva Wearbee, Teresa Mc Crnk, Lllan Tallau. Queen's attendants: Helen Byrne, Maran Spnnng, Frances Shea, Ruth Hakanson, Rosale Nelson, Eleanor Carlson. Prnce's attendants: Gerald Holland, Harold Thomson, Wllam Sonnokalb, Belten Cleland, Robert Marsh, Abbott _towell. * Dwarfs: Olver Merrll, Russell Cobb, Alfouse Palermo, Harry Melrj Leonard.Parkn, Charles Mallard Dana Grffth. Hunter, Brewster Toppng; Hjerald Bruce Hull. Ths play attracted throngs of people when produced n a New York atre recently and youthful actors are workng on preparaton of a performance whch s sure to meet wth ""approval of a Summt audence. Tlc proceeds wll be used to purchase a vctrola for school. REAL RUBBER GOODS Most people, when y pay prce for rubber goods, want real rubber. You'll fnd nothng but "rubber" rubber goods n our stock. When re s a dfference n prce here qualty of materal does not vary dfference s only n weght. We recommend heaver weght goods because of r greater stablty, but all of our rubber goods are fresh ard-elastc and are made for servce. Hot water bottles 85c to $2.60 Fountan Syrnges $.25 to $3.50 ROGERS' PHARMACY Corner Sprngfleld-Aveme & Reechwood Road. SUMMIT, - - NEW JERSEY. Telephone 74.' Not Worry. about Hoof And tooth Dsease Our cows are examned daly Be sure and be s&fe by buyng certfed mlk from THE NOE FARM, Inc., Certfed Mlk and Cream Madson, N. J. Tel. 834 Madson." requres that on and after December st- revenue stamps be affxed to certan commercal and legal papers. Deeds consderaton $00 to $ Each addtonal $ , Express and Freght packages. -.- v~ Of Indemnty bonds.. '. '. 50 Fre nrrancp- prtlnpf-per l 00 nf pgpmm Qufr Power of attorney Promssory notes each $ Protests Sales or assgnments of stock each $00 par val. 02 Telegrams and telephones over 5c.. 0 Proxes "For convenences of publc THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Summt, N. J. Wll keep a supply of se Stamps, for sale ufuhmuu In as much as we do such A large busness, we are able to get our Prces down to a Pontywhere = women of style can practce economy wth Credt to her taste. 5 = 422 Sprngfeld Avenue, Summt, N. J. uthnuhum? WEAVER ",BOARD> VI: WITTI woe MADE OF PURE WOOD FIBRE Ht- cr ll.n lath and plaster for tlt_- walls and c-luj's ot" new or r'uoleled buldna ot _c'vfty_ ldad. I\eedw-no-wa!l paper," ~ Lumber and Mason Materals Lehgh and Scranton Coal BEAVER BOASD Yard & Offce: SS Park Ave. Summt, N. J. ALL SOULS' CHURCH (Cornt-r of Sprnch'ld am Waldron Avenues) Sunday Evenng, November 29 at 8 O'clock Sermon by an authorty on Modernst Movement n Roman Catholc Church REV. WILLIAM L. SULLIVAN -OF ALL SOULS' CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY Subject: "JESUS and PAUL" Usual Mornng Servce at o'clock. DR. DOAN wll Subject: "THE UNKNOWN GOD." EVERYBODY WELCOME.- ALL SEATS FREE. preach Offerng for Week QUALITY PRICE SERVICE BUCKWHEAT AND PANCAKE FLOUR ()ld-f;shoncf Buckwheat,. lb., 5c; 0 lbs., 27c; 25 lbs - - $.00 Sunbeam Buckwheat, regular 2c, package... 0c Aunt Mara Pancake, regular 0c, package 09c SAUSAGE From Famous Deerfoot Farms, lb.. 30c DRIED FRUITS Fancy Evaporated Aprcots, lb.. 8c Fancy Evaporated Peaches, lb, -2c Fancy Calforna Prunes, sze, lb., 3c; 2 lbe..25c Fancy Seeded Rasns, package - 2c Fancy Cleaned'Currants, package, 3c; 2 for 25c Fancy Olacc Ctron, lb. 23c Fancy Orange and Eemon Peel, lb...23c SOUPS Franco-Amercan, quart tns, tn, 28c. and... _.30c Franco-Amercan Ready-Mad, tn, 9c; 3 for c Campbell's, tn, 9c; 3 for... 25c TABLE RAISINS Fancy, lb. package -33c NUTS Extra Fancy Budded Calforna Walnuts, lb., 30c; 5 lbs Extra Fancy Calforna Soft Shell Walnuts, lb., 25c; 5 lbs -20 Paper Shell Almonds, lb., 33c; 5 lbs.60 Flberts, extra large, lb., 22c; 5 lbs.05 Pecans, extra large,, 22c; 5 lbs....<.h-..05 Brazl, extra large, lb., 8c; 5 lbs. 85c Hckory, genune soft shell, lb _...0c CRANBERRIES Fancy dark, make rchest sauce; lb : --'- ; -.le CRACKERS Natonal or Sunshne Bscut Co.'s any 0c. package, 9c; 3 for ".: 25c CHEESE " Fancy* Full Mlk, lb..* 22c Roquefort, lb 45c Swss, mported, lb. - 38c MacLaren's Imperal, n jars, jar 0c, 5c 25c Edam, large sze CHARLES SIEBERT 405 Sprngfeld Avenue Telephone Summt, N. 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8 8 _ THE SUMMIT J-IERALIl,-FR-I-DAY- T -NO-VEM-BER «- / ft> YEAR WE SET. ASIDE ONE WEEK AS QUR X \ l<'or ths entre week we devote all our efforts to clearng- orr floors of regular merchandse, to make room for our tremendous dsplay of Holday Goods, Wo are refore offerlnp. BJ * Eats* Stock of EB : ra'e, W M»ff$&&& Furnture ----=-at PrIcesrThat-V5r-H : 5ave-Yd'Ontf-Half- Everythng In house la Inehdod re are no exceptons and no restrctons. There Is nothng that j uu wll not he able to fnd * AT HALF THE REGULAR PRICES The advertsed artcles are but examples of wonderful bargans throughout our enormous ftock. You may add to, or open, an account wth advertsed artcles at advertsed prces -wthout extra charge of any knd. Credt here roqulres A'O CLl'Jl FEES-NO INTKHKST \m>ki> _\ T <> MXTJIA CHARftB' js-wm SALE OF WBIBTE ENAMEL BEDS Wllre enamel lodh of ovrv' descrpton, ncludng t loptouls of one futo-v. Oer.Kt) dfferent Ht> leu: nl fnshed tn hard baked whte etam-. (jtlem I.LIIKIMK up to $;:.u; all.bzea. In justce to jourself,n)d tn comfort of your famly', you can't afford to mss thn most unusual and extraordnary opportunty of t)e,cnrln anythng and WmmH»EggffraBs SALE F BBIASS BEDS Prescutf m n.sotnnnl unequalled by ) prevluat. Mle about 25Q IIIHII-IIIIHS lua.jh belb aomo only om- of a knd- In c\«rv wanted pulr" and ( en; II lnlhleg m sl-'f-u, or - up l<> far, (0 Everythng to Fjumaslh Your fsobm tsgnot Pay ewe nt OolEar And Ill»u<<> In Small WfcMj or Muntllj I*«3 nentm. Nt) Intercut \ldcd \«<"h) I*VN :**» IC\tra Chnrjfen. Ths wonderful offer p.ces at jour dsposal unrestrcted choce ot our mammoth stock, cmh ack everythng to furu.sh a home. The temo lsted below arc hut ''\-,mplc» of-mhc unparalleled values we offer,.my of v. lleh may be ncluded n your pmch-t.s< wthout anj cvtra rl.rgc's Hut lou wll Javu to lurn l-'or THIS IS I'OSITJVKLY Tlll FINAL WKCl. OB" HIS NICVER-TO-HK-KOIttOTTKN»OI,,M{ saij. s s smfmmsmmmm ,59 9, BK-tJS , DRESSERS TH"«re are over 00 DICI'SL'-S to sdeel fom, emhraer.- everj" wanted slvl*>,d nl.xt Tn rrohle oak, "hlr<r;-e. e lnple, nahony tnsh, Kenulne aloqaty, tuna malomy, 'r rasfan walnut am satn w a l n u t. 3 PrceH rnnklnu uj) /CKjrV'tr ft q Tf; r.64 COMPARE - PRICES AND a SAVE MONEY ,95 UK IT* ' If v 6.95 G VE FRE L9FE USURAHCE framjagpa '; w& you J*&O CAN OPEN 9.98 \ AN ACCOUNT WITH ADVERTISED l_2,95 ARTICLES 9.98" jjsm:sm.ws!!smmm Open 6.95 Saturday 4.95 Evenngs Untl 0 o'clock ffssaejjs I'hlff orders of over} knd anl deserlptlon. Homo wth pal- I.TV. ors Mll) mrror tops lelul'l In thn lot l o t l r L. wanted llnwh. an golden oak, b I -, 9 - P y e ---.-* maple, nahnu- frwl nny fnsh, I Ct\ *fljfef4 E»IIIUIIO na- M»fllll lokaf. t,r_ <an*dan wll- rr-ljjlel In thf*0)ot :u- nujr*- than 75 bltlcbprtfh of evory concf l\nbl«rj ;h - and style Kftnf :r«*mtj _ one of. Ulnrt and S fl t -»- ( n L nup(j l>a.tf* n. whlw * othrt -m* from»nr r JC " ' * fe fcl, all are nl IIMI 3.69 ff lonntj (. (II t Ol :t.llh.ff O'h'I r* Up to I2f }2\ cry extenson table In on store b.s ben relueed In pee, n e\ * ty, wanted -,t\le,nd fn l.h. golden oak, juartered oat, fumed <>:k.ud mhslrrn Prlecf. rjk gfe g gs>»- up to $45, PECt 9.54 An endless varety of Parlor Tables, neludnu; every wanted fnsh (;,.,,. nne mahogany mahogany flnsl rolden oak, <par tered onk ',n msson. Ors '. n g ranrk «up to $0 98 rhez' //TT'T 98c.49 KBBBSBmmasewf njfsssj! Lbrary Tabes \FIM tnt n <»!* J'" r\ tnt-]f» N ntm""-. of r-\ p?-v KhHlbl' Mnll anj MI * In lt h t omel ok, K- I\ I"!!-,!'' f' qu.rtc od 'K nd-hup-- fnv Mnl or urn nl c* n.tl'nfp K t- y taljf r-- fil V;',L ', se «*l»j>t or for- Otll-T * f'nr.*"*-' no c r v\ -Cj'f OUR " PRICES ARK " ALWAYS THE LOWEST m ' _. - = zss n:bp:t '; 4.90 WFGIVE STAMPS JylulWJJaTAaJllullUBJ In ths lot are over 200 Chars of dfferent style ard fnsh somo have cane - seats, wood Heats, cobbler &eatn, lear s l p seats, ycnulna lear seats. a n d b a c k. Ore up to $9.75. teatta»atwh««ma mrmm<> smmm SALE OF LIBRARY AND PARLOR SUITES The values below are but a few of manj' equally as great bargans prenented by ths sale You mrt see valuta for youroolf In order to apprecate vast money Bavlngg ths sale presents Everv.wanted _aulto to p OIIBO every tafate. It Is smplv lmp«f lhle enunerat e t he I " I' styles of rockers Some are sold maloanj-, p-olden oak, ors KaU t.u_l and maple llpsh.. some are upholste)-,,; In lealher, ors ha c loose cushlorh. You'll fnd just what you want at prce vou want to v 3-PIEGE PARLOR SUITE Kepr. Prce $G0.0t». m! M COMPARE PRICES AND SAVE MONEY Ajr'...J - MISSION LIBRARY SUITE Reg. Prce fr>0. W X,

9 /cr THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 94. T: New Jersey's Leadng Furnture House Snce 860 Can be had n mahogany, golden, oak or brdseye maple; ftted wth large mrror. Fl\' Delveres Anywhere (lake Cut) A companon pece to dresser above; can be had n er of three fnshes to match dresser. Warm Bed Coverngs.00 UP -Specals ta Lace Curtans, specal, Qf«Couch Covers, specal,-] *J each.25 Economcally Prced ters.. Offany soft upols'rod We Furnsh Home Compl' he Our Curtan Dent Ol Opaque Wndow Shades.'23c OFFICIAL 'MTNLTES OF TIIK. HOARD OI ; street, nea upatnck pl.cc, n Hllsde P. Ia)l, $8; Ceo G. Teller, $36; Wllam J. CIIOPEN KREEHOI,DICKS. Townshp commttee to n po t at a~sub TAX SALE OV RE At KSTATK. Thompson, $66; John N. Cadv. $42; No.l sequent" meetng of tns boa d as to (he advsablty and probable cost of makng lepas McMane. $5; Joseph Pe ry, $4.'; Dak II. RECEIVER OF TAXES OFFICK. Wooduff, $50; C. A. Smth, $50; Wllam I. Tn- ngula monthly meetng of tlt- I'.p.rtl of Chosen Eeoholrlers of county of Unon or alteratons to ths culvert. Trcmbley, $54; Peter II. Mesel. $42; ). F. was held n Courthouse, EHrabeth, N. J., On moton-by Freeholder Krousc tns resoluton "was on roll call adopted unanmously. y NOTICE _ s hereby gven that I. W. November 8, I'M4. Hennessy, $4$; S. P. T. Wlbur. $52; Hetu'ty on Thursday, November 5, 94, at 2 30 P. f. Krouse, $52 I-adford Jones. JJJ; Jn M ey<- - Tn.- meetng was called to order by Drecto The drector apponted as sad commttee- Freeholders J. Wooduft. Mesel and N-. Wooduff. SCIIULTZ, Rcccvt r ol Ta\en of taxng hob, $26. Cady, wth tle followng members present: dstrct of Summt, County of Unon, New Commttee Expense - J. Ilervev Doane, Jersey, pursuant to authorty of statutes n such case made and provded, wll, on Drector Cady and freeholders Bourdon, Caroll. Darby, Doane, Hall, Hennessy, Jones, Resolved. Vnat a commttee of tluee be $3.5; C.eo. C. Teller, $3.40; John N. Cady. By Freeholder Hall: $0.50: I") V. Ilenuessv, $2.(,5;> W. A' Bourdon, Krousc, McMane, Mesel, Meyehol/, Perry, apponted to examne culvert on Russell $5.35: Henry Krouse. $34.25: S. P. T. Wlbur, 9TII DAY OF DECEMBER, Smth, Teller, Thompson, Wlbur, John Woodruff and Noah Woodruff. Absent Freeholders lowerng bottom of sad eulvet to meet bley, $3.90; Peter II. Mesel. $6.35; Joseph o'clock n forenoon ofjllal_day;, -n" road, Fanwood Borough. wth vew of $5.95; Noah Woodruff, $9.40; Davd II. Trem- A, D. nneteen hundre) and fourteen, at -IS Randolph and Trcmbley. new grade of dtch at end of Perry. $0.70; Chas. A. Smth, $..0: Bradford Jones, $0.75; Elston Darby, $7.45. pose for sale and sell several tracts and Muncpal Buldng.'n sad taxng dstct, ex On moton by Freeholder McManc readng of mnutes of meetngs October, 94, qucnt meetng of ths board as to ad Scaler of Weghts and Measures Courer parcels of land herenafter specfed, or any rulvert commttee to report at a subse and.specal meetng' October 26, 94, were vsablty and probable cost of work., News Pub. Co., $.25; A. E. Decker. $\ part or parts of sad land suffcent for _djapjca cd=.»* th JW MML-tl<y-_n:<n'e- approved as -On_'moto_by Freeholder, Ionc> Jhjsjcsolu Igaac-Jee.loy.,- $-2S, -$Q. t?s;'- ry." l.y.~fr-*'..l. -DJ.tQM)Sj.- J-J}UL-Whd.xajtes. -for. lln'-y-f.r-f<>j-r per prnted copes on members' desks. "on wastolfrbl" etttt adopted unanmously Cowan, $2.50 mam unpad and n arears, to such person or The dcctor apponted as sad commttee Freeholders" Hall, Rmtb-and Mcycrlotrr shortest term, and pay tax let reon, COMMUNICATIONS. -, Rah way Avenue Prpprtv The Town WaU'tco.r$30. ncludng nterest and costs of sale, or n fee persg_as wll_pu.rchase._ same Tor A communcaton from Townshp Commttcc] of Spngfeld. sgned by tle Townshp Resoluton by commttee on county roads: Clerc, requestng that Board of Freeholders recommend to State Road Commssoner Resolved,-That date-for - completon "Publcatons Canford Wdows' Penson $,22.20 Ctzen. $37.50 where no one wll bd for a shorter term. of contract of Commonwealth Quarry Flzabdl Daly Journal, $8.0, $60.2: Corner Thssale s made uuder_ provsons of Stevens mprovement of Sprngfeld avenue Company for gradng of Shunpkc road News Pub". Co., $5.2.-$2.50;" x,, w T'roy-" an act of legslature enttled, "An act for n that townshp, under State ad provson- * " HENRY KROUSEr PKTKR II. MEISEL. I Summt Record, $37.50: The Cranfod Chron- proved Aprl 8, 903. and acts amenda be extended _V June. 95 dence News, $37.50; Westfeld Leader. $25; assessment and collecton of taxes," aptory reof and supplemental reto. On moton by Freeholder Teller ths communcaton was receved and referred to BOURDON. Commttee. CHAS. A. SMITH, S. P. T. WILBUR, W. A. The sad land, and names of pcrs-ons aganst whom sad taxes have been assessed, and amount of road commttee, wth nstructons to reply On moton by Freeholder Wlbur ths resoluton was adopted unanmously. MHIC, RI e as to Townshp Commttee. follows: By Freeholder Smth: On behalf of Common Councl of Ralway, Cty Clerk Chas. II..Lambert, n a communcaton, requested Board of Freeholders, to povde lghts on Hamlton strct" brdge n that cty. On moton by Freeholder Teller that n absence of representatve from Ralway ths r communcaton be lad on table untl.net meetng of board. Thomas NOT ton, n a communcaton, requested Bpard of Freeholders to remburse hm to extent of $54, prce of two automoble tres and nner tubes whch le clamed were damaged on a east ron' culvert on North avenue, between Westfeld and Fan- Wood. On moton by Feelolder Smth tn's communcaton was receved and referred -to representatve from Fanwood and. county attorney. A communcaton, accompaned by a bll, fom a commttee on street lghts _o"f Flzabeth for lghtng Broad street for year I Q S, amountng to $60/was receved. pn 'moton by Freeholder Smth ths communcaton was receved and on toll call was referred to commttee on publc grounds and buldngs. wth power. A communcaton was leceved from Charles A. Pctcson. Captan of Company K, N. G. N. J., ot Planfeld. requestng appontment of a commtter to select a ste fur Tlw erecton ot an anorv n that cty, and n notfy State Mltary Hoard of such acton n odt'r that t can be poperly presented to legslature. On moton by Freelolde Doane ths communcaton was leceved and referred to a specal commttee of fve. The drector apponted as sad commttee Freeholders Doane, Wlbur, Teller, Thompson and Bourdon. - Captan Alfred Post, of Schooner Hoffmeve, complaned n a cormualon of lack of courtesy on pat of tender at Spence street brdge. On moton by Feelolder Ilcnnessy ths communcaton was receved and leferrcd to Elzabeth dawbrdge commttee. COMMITTEE REPORTS. Doaul of Freeholders: Gentlemen Your audtor lcspectfully e- ports: J have examned 'books and vouches of surrogate, shcuff, rcgste anl county clek for mouth of September and fnd same are co rect. The n'l recepts: Surogale, $,00. 6; she-nt, $,.40.06; regster, $,48.87; county clerk, $ BENAMIN KING, Audtor. Dated Oct. 7, 94. On moton bv Freeholder Da by ths lepol v. as receved and odered placed on fle. Pohntnn Offce. Elzabeth. N. J., Nov, l n4. Statement Oct, I'M To balance $58.75 Nov, 9ll_-To ca<-h, offce fnes receved tovmate 3.00 $7.75 Fnes (.ollected dm Essex and Hudson countes.$6?.25 Fnes collected fnun Unon county probatoners $7.75 C. W. IRWIN, Chef Probaton Offcer, Unon County. On moton by Freeholder McMane ths report was receved and orde cd placed on fle. November, 94. Board of Freeholders: Gentlemen -Your commttee on jal nspecton would respectfully report that t has examned jal, "also books of warden. Number of prsoners n custody October, 59; number receved durng month of October, Rl; number n custody Novemher, 64; number days' tobe, 2,083. Mantenance Groceres, etc., $30.67; salares, $ Cost per psouer, per dav, JOSEPH PERRY. J. IIERVlY DOANE, W. A. BOURDON, Commttee. On moton by Freeholder Krouse tn's report was receved and ordered placed on fle. Board of FYeeholders: Gentlemen Your commttee to settle wth county collector would respectfully report that t has examned hs books, showng hs recepts and dsbursements, toger wth hs vouchers, bonds and' coupons pad and hank books to September 23, 94, and t fnds same agree and are corect n every patcular. Total lecepts $,534, T-«tal dsbursements-..-r, l,327-,-50f>,88 Leavng a halance n banks $ 207,54.79 S. P. T. WILBUR. WILLIAM I. Mc- MANE. NOAH WOODRUFF, Commttee. On moton bv Feelolder Kou=e ths report was receved and ordered placed on fle. Report of commttee on replankng of brdge ove Passac Rve on Sptngfeld avenue, Bekeley Heghts,,.Unon county and Morrs county. ' Board of Freeholders: Gentlemen Freeholder Jones, of New Provdence lecently called attenton of Drecto Cady to condton of plankng on thfl bovjyancd brdge, and after an examnaton of hdge by Drector Cady and Toad commttee, t was decded that bdge should he replanked at once, as t s on a county road and also n a dangcous condton. Dcctor Cady reupon apponted Freeholders Jonc'S, Mesel and McMane as a commttee on ths work. The commttee met wth a smlar commttee from Morrs county and decded to go ahead vvll work. Specfcatons were prepared and bds were receved and work awarded to F. & N. Mller, of Mllngton, at $274, Unon county to'pay one-half of ths sum, or $37. Your commttee would request proval of board on ths acton. BRADFORD TONES. WILUAM I. Mc- MANE, PETER II. MEISEL, Commttee. On moton by Freeholder Smth ths report whs receved and ord,eed placed' on fle, and recommendatons contaned ren were on roll call adopted unanmously'. Report of commttee ol Baltc street brdge. Board of Feeholders: Gentlemen -Your commttee on abovenamed brdge would report that N. J. Harbor Commsson has granted a peml to Board of Chosen Freeholders of County of Unon, whch permt s dated October Ths- permts erecton of brdge as planned bv commttee wth a forty-fvefeet-wdc clearance for rver traffc. The commttee at a meetng held on Wednesday, November 4, accepted such pemt and notfed N. J. Harbor Commsson of such acceptance. The permt s hereto attached for flng. Your commttee has nstructed county engneer to notfy War Department that plan has been accepted by N. J. Harbor Commsson. The consent of War Department to erecton of ths hrdgc s now necessary befoc any furr acton c"an"~i5tt taken bv ths commttee. * JOSEPH PERRY, GEO. Cnr TELLER, W. A. BOTH! DON; D. F." HENNESSY, PETER U. MEISEL, CommtteeT On moton by Freeholder Wlbur ths report was receved and ordered placcel on fle. NEW-BU_-N-ESS. Tty Freeholder Doa-neT ~ J- - Resolved,' That a commttee of three be apponted wth power to work wth a smlar commttee from Somerset county to replauk brdge on Rock avenue over Green Brook, Planfeld. The brdge s now t a dangerous condton and must be attended to at once to keep street open cost to Unon county to be one-half of total cosf, and notrto- exceed sum of $00, On moton by Freeholder Jones ths resoluton was on roll call adopted unanmously. The drector apponted as sad commttee Freeholders Doane. Perry and Hennessy." By Freeholder John Woodruff: Resolvetf, ' har~tr7rerm_itrce" - o"f~"tttee~lje" apponted to examne culvert on Jones ap- Resolved, That ' county collector be and he s hereby authored to transfer from Brdge Rebuldng Bond Account to Brdge Account for nneteen hundred and fourteen sum of two thousand one hundred and ntety/hevcn dollars and fftynnc cents --WkofT. $280; Berstcn Mfg. Co., $,23.20: 72, Dommch ModcT7 $7,50; K. C. Woolfolk & On moton by Freeholder Smth ths resoluton was_on roll call adopted unanmously. I Co.. $,000; A. J. DeRasmes. $30.75: Penna. By Freeholder Smth: Resolved, That hooks of county collector and of Snkng Fund Commssoners be audted for vcar nneteen bundled and foutecn by Unversal Audt Cmpany, at a cost not to exceed three bundled and ffty dollars ($350). On moton by Freeholder Smth ths csoltton was on loll ral adopted unanmously. * By Freelolde McMane:, Resolved, That bll.of Wesley L. < >.aks S; Co., amountng to $25. for constructon of a culvert on Russell plate. Summt, be pad when propcly audted ly commttee and andjtor. On moton by Frc<hoMer Wllur ths resoluton was on roll call adopted unanmously. Bv commttee on I.ttell's Brdge', and T\lkwood Avenue '.dge. New Provdence Townshp. Resolved. That hh of Robert <. Roges for one-half of tbe total cost of repar to f'.ttell's Brdge ove Passac Rve, amountng to - sum of $4K. be pad when poperly audted by commttee; fur Resolvt'd. That bll of Robet C, Krgerqfor redeckng bdge on Klkwood avenue, amountng to $/l be pad when popcj/ audted by commttee. On moton bv Freeholder Smth ths csnlu ton was on l ol call adopted unanmously Resolved, Tha county collector be and hereby s authorzed to pa\ from county teasury sum of $3 to \lbert L Roges j as premum for kllng a fox n accodanct wth povson of an act enttled. " \n act, provded fo dcstucton of foxes and tn pavm-nt of pnvuns n for," appoved Aprl ; and In t futthc j Resolvul. That eountv collccto be fn j authorzed to pay to Rowland D. Parker sul sntn as law provdes lo pe pa/ng of afld-avt-and eclfcate. to-w(, 50c J " : 'On moton " bv Feelolder Doa.e ths lesolut on was on toll tall adopted un.noush By Feelolder Smth: \rsohed, That rolnt collector pay TrrWnshp of Norlb Planfeld sum of eglnw dollas and ffteen cents C$8 5), taxes awe sad townshp for year nneteen hundred anl fourteen; ln sum of $205, wth nteest and cots, taxes due sad Townshp for va: J93, on p opcrtv located n n, bluvju' to county of Unon, sad sum to h clnrged to Tuberculoss Man tenance Account. On moton bv Freeholder llnncss ths es oluton was on toll call refened to tnhe culoss commttee and eountv attorney wth powc. By Freeholder Kottse: Resolved. That whe ths board adjourns t adjourns' to meet on Thursday, November 9. 4, at 2.30 P. M., for tje payment of elec v ton expenses only, On moton bv Freeholder Wlbu tn" resolu ton was adoplul unanmously. On moton by Freeholder Mesel a sum not exceedng $75 was no loll call appopnated for tte-cleanng of culvert on Mors avenue, Sprngfeld, at foot of Chemcal Hll On moton by Freeholder Krouse drector Was authorzed to appont a commttee of fve (5) to prepare resolutons on death of ex-senator John Kean. The drector apponted as sad commttee Freeholders Krousc, Smth, Mesel, N. Woodruff and Hennessy. The followng blls, after beng read, wre on roll call ordered pad: BULLS.- - Courts James C. Connolly. $500; George D, Zegler, $, $87,50; The Henrv Cook Prnt hop, $0.50, $5.75; Ueny J..Srhoppe, $00; Tames J. Carey, $2.50; Alfed A. Sten, S2.75; Noah Woodutf, $6.45, $; Wllam IT. Wrght, $,079.69; Wllam Lutz, Jr.. $.65; Anna Rahl, $50; Wllam II. Hamlton, 00.70; C. W. Irwn, $6 25: Elzabeth Nov- Ity Co., $3.25; The Morey-LaRue Co., $30; tohn J. Walsh. $8.35; Joseph R. Bueklev, S38.60; Francs V. Lowden, $6; John A. Galatau, $24.70; Henry Cook Prntshop. 6.25; Carl SchafTer, $83.33: Jacob G. Mller, S2.80: M. A. Shangle, $25; Ma tn P. O'Connor. $6.20; Robert L. Tvaton, $5. P.dges Jacob Schtman, _$8j_ Cannllo Masso, $6; A. J". DeR.a.mes- $2"; CTanfdrd Ctzen, $7.74,; Courer-News Pub. Co.', $7.56; r.as. II. French, $3.70; fleuy C. Uusch, Jr., «:>7.0: D. P. Shortlrlge, $0.96; Mke Tucker, $28; Puhlc Servce Electrc Co., $6.30, $7.- 60; Smth Roll, $9.50; Mulfnrd Coal & Lumber Co., $2; Henry R. Palmer. $2.50; Wonlston & Ruckle Co., $36; Peter J. Van Arsdalc, $6; Davd S. Bggs, $50, $5.0; John Tavlor, $0; Anchor Post Iron Works, $73.86; J. L. Bauer, $37, $3, $9, $75; A. J. DeRasmes. $.25, $.25, $0; James Bohm, $2.50; Scboulder Cement Consttuton Co., $849; Ganes Tppng, $35.02; S. Bngham, $0; The Fanwood Stone Crushng and Ouary Co, $5.05; Davd IT. Totten, $0; loseph De Cotso, $0; A. M. Drake, $0.50; Max Kpple, $3; Robert Clark-, $7.50; Tohn T. Bedow, $0S:~T--F. Shanley Co., $5,920, $3.56; Courer-News Pub. Co., $7.92; Adolph H. G ucner. $90.70; It. Doyle, $8, $480; L L. Uauer, $98; Bernard Doyle, $69: John T. Bedow, $8;" Adolph Gmeuer, $ Publc Grounds and Buldngs N. Y. Telephone Co., $8; Morev-LaRue, $0; Henry P. Vandervee, $22.75; M. Byrnes Buldng Co., $2.24, $49.32; Toseph Ifeuer, $ $24.35; Krby-Staclc Tladwae, 6.72; J. E. E. Levanseller. $9.64; Jacob Brucklachcr, $23.68; Porrs Ourn, $9; C. C. Denton, $3.30; Albet C. S"ten, $.20; W. II. Hulskamper, $29; Frank A. Kelbcr, $2; Columba Refnng Co., $23.80; The Won ell Mfg. Co., $75>7\CJark Hardware Co., $5.60; Robert L. Patterson, $89.8; The Van Dorn Iron Works, $347; The Elz.abethtowt Gas Lght Co., $349.,8,-$34.'0; Mulford Coal & Lumber Co.. $.57.44, $54.5; Publc Setvcc, $77.92, $23-45: The Elzabeth Ice Co., $38.22; N. Y. Telephone Co., $87.97, $94 72, Patteson Bos., $5; Elzabeth Ice Co., $46.83; Clark Hardware Co.', $20.4. Electon Nelle D. Lttell, $50; John Kenab, $3,248.90; Penna. Const. Co., $ ' Statonery Oscar Schlcch'tng, $7.50; The Stfmmt Herald, $2.75, $23.50; Ellott Fsher Co.,.$.20: The Henrv Cook* Prntshop, $4; Ellott Fsher Co., $2.77; Jones & Fnk, $65; The Heuv Cook Prntshop, $46; P. J. Ryan, $42.48; Colby & McGowan, $4 W. L- Rch mond, $28; J. E. Warne, $*78: $.78; Chas. Cha: M. Affleck $8.85; Rahway Pub. Cov County Roads L. II. Hgh," $02rfTf-'na"etano Corretto, $54; Tames T. Tausey. $3.86; A. J. DeRasmes, $35.7*"%: The Dustolnc' for Roads, $202.50, <?425, $89.45, $324, $364.50, $333; Humphrey & Bentlev. $67.84; T. L. Bauer, $2.50. $52.50, $308.50; Joseph W. Cory, $ r- t l'-rre Caford-ChTonTCle, $ 9T26-- &rarrer News Pub. Co. $45.3, $44.28; Humphey & Beutley, $555.2; The Commonwealth Quarry Co., $, Lunacy Henrjr J. Schuppe; $20.35; N.- J. State Vllage for Epleptcs, $ Board of Taxaton John R. Connolly, $5; :T-homaS B Usher, $T-5.3; Underwood -Ty-pewrter Co.;-$4.50,- $5.75;- Chas. Deun»ar_$5; j.yvarner, $4.3. Jal R. T. Potts, $23.6; Central Beef to., $26.74, $26.26; Hldebrant Co., $64.65; Harrv Garrson, $22.49; W. C. Tubbs, $5.86; A. W. Erxlebcn, $52.25; Henrv J. Schmdt, $.0; Dr. II. R. Lvengood, $33.33; Albert C. Sten, $9.07. >' a Repars to Record Books T.yE. Warner, $57.20, $346.50, $04.50, $3.7 Regster Edward Bauer, $ Law Lbrary West Publshng Co., $52.50; J. L. Gfford, $8. Sherff Wllam II. Wrght, $ , Members* Pay George T. Caroll, $30; -tistttn"--dby7-$28tnvtrotlnfftrr-wr A. Bourdon, $32; J. TTeryey Doane, $"46Burton cle, $37.50; Ralway Puh. Co., $ I Incdentals A. L. Tohnson. $53.8: C. Hwght Stone, $37.50; W. R. Codngton. $50; I J. L. Batter, $8.65; Wllam B. rana Co., I $6.50:-James W. Fnk, $25: N. R. I.eavtt. $50; F. W. Westcfltt, $63; The Henry Cook Prntshop. $6.72. Tuberculoss Constructon Clark Hardware Co., 475; J. L. Bauer. $55; Oakley & Son, $750; Thomas West Co.. $625.50; Frank.Q,. I Metal Culvert Co., $43.20; J. Orwn Hllpot. I $2,90.8; K. B. Mvenvt/, $30.29j A. M. Crf fen. $79; Lncoln Steel Flcmmng Co., $,009,- 05; K. C. Wool folk Co.. $3.50; Kdward L- Hand. $72.7: Fantne Pasquale, $20.3; The Kny-Scheer Co.. $2.34: Elzabeth Hardwae, Co.. $225.09; Ceo. Fuchs, $42.25; Allen P.. Laug. $5K I Tuferculoss Mantenance C.. P. Coleman,,$5; Wllam F. Wllam. $3.5: Commercal I Mlls Elevator, $K0 40: New Yok Telephone. $27.84; Standard Ol Co., $50 26; F. W. Han sen, $2.50; Wllam Clfford,'$6.20; Cr.ne Co., $.60; Meer Bos.. $8.45: Peerless Tralng Co., $55: The Tvanv Co t. $3.95: Amercan tol Co., $7.35: E. P. B'avlor, $7.2.5; Lews Mfg Co.. $52.6; F. S. Lnes, $S85, $4; Wll- am M. Walsh. $20.20,* Messrs. Parke Davs Co., $4.4; George VanRCke, $90 04; Tohn E- Rtnnells, $: A. M- Drake, $32o.R2-,. Geo. Patulous, $2.25; Lanr. Machn'c Auto Co., $4.40: James Stanley, $45.8; C. B. Morgan, $4.5;. Wllam M. Wlson Sons, $5; Bonne Burn Sanatorum, $78.27; Allen B. Lang, $7.70; A- M. Gflcn, $7 7; Commonwealth W.tle & Lkdt Co., $40.55; S. Sdeue & Co., -$3n.69r Swft ($78:20, $8.50,-$43.46: C. R R. Co. of N. L-. $97 77; lohu W. ScbfTel, $35.65, R. T. Potts, $275.93; B u-n-rtchcv Co, $4.3;- McKesson & Robbns, - $33.3; ; Robet L. Patterson, $254. ) On moton bv Fechulder Krouse dtec-' tor det lared board adjon ned untl day, November 9, 94. at 2 30 P. M. T. EDWARD ROWE, Clek Thus ppotr ea fcoom Greatly Enlarged Quarters Bread, Rolls, Pastry Ice Cream The Best n The Cty Caterng a Specalty Your Inspecton and Patronage s Solcted nr Jaatza Sprngfeld Avenue Summt. N. J. - Tel. 438W The Morrs County Savngs Bank M0EKIST0WIT, N. J. 8st Sem-Annual Dvdend Notce The Managers of ths Bank have ordered pad from earnngs of busness for Sx Months Endng June 30th, '4 to depostors enttled reto under By-Laws, a sem-annual nterest dvdend as follows. 4 Per Cent. A rate of FOUR per centum per annum on all accounts from $5.00 to $5, f Payable on and after July 2Jst, 'J4 - Deposts made on or before fthrd Busness Day of Month draw nterest from Frst of Month. Correspondence Solcted Bank open daly from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. except on Saturdays and Holdays. On Saturdays from Q. a. m. to 2 o'clock noon. PHILANDER B. PIERSON, Presdent H0R4CE Q. WOLFE.Sec'y nnd_trcaflr_ are enjoyed by those n good health. The.perfect dgeston, clear system, and pure blood uyon whch sound health depends, vjll,l»o={rmen you by Largest Sale of Any Medcne n World Sold everywhere. In boxes, 0c., 25c S E L L I N O R?l :=»Mlfr?ING STOPPING GEO.E.ILSLEY 87 HAL.SE.Y 5T. NEWARK OFF- Yf PARK ST FORMERLY y/ith W.H R.BURNCTT TH: LOUISE GREENE Photographer " "Specal attenton Rven Home for" trat and chld photography. We make pctures to sut you and guarantee all work. STUDIO: 43 Speedwell Ave., Morrlstown, N... Tel. 07-W. Morrlstown, N. J. Subscrbe today for THE SUM MIT HERALD, tho best homo newspaper In Summt* $.50 per year. Coll at 875.Sprngfeld avenue* - or. phone IflO-J, Summt. Frederck Brcnn, Park avenue, lot and.. shop, block, lot 6 $23.0 Thomas Shelds, 33 Chestnut avenue, lot and house, bo 3. lot Hlda E. Nelson, 6 Glensdc avenue, lot ' and bouse, block 26, lot 3 48T3«Harry Wllamson, 5 Ashwood avenue, lot and house, block 27, lot 6 Hlda E. Nclao-t. 3 I'eal steet, lot and bonne,-block 27, lot 3 Hlda E. Nelson, Pearl street, lot, block 27, lot 6 Hlda E. Ndson, Pearl stee.t, lot, house and barn, block 27, lot 7, Anna M. Hand, Glcnsde avenue, plot - block 29. lot 3 Harry.Wllamson, Ashwood avenue, and, 2 houses, block 3, ]«l 0.:. J. C. Losee estate. 08 Morrs avenue, plot and house, block 32, lot 25 Joseph Mateo, Pearl street, plot, block 32, lot 26 Mary Mclnc, Broad street, lot, hlock 33, lot 6 j J. MeKenna, 5 Park avenue, lot j and house anl barn, block 34, lot 2. I E. Mullen, Orchard "street, lot and house, block 35, lot 4 I Rchad Swan, South steet, lot and I house, block" 36, lot 3..* John F. McGcehal, 28 Park avenue, lot and house and barn, block 37 t lot... John F. McCcchan, South street, lot, block 37, lot. 25 Louse Menard, Pa k _.tvcnuc,_lot_ and " bouse, block 38, lot I...,.,,,.., P. S. JL Baker, Morrs avenue, plot and house, block 38, lots 3, 4, IS... R. S IT. Baker, 2 Mous avenue, plot ; lot '7 7, IS " and house am barn, block 40, lot Rebecca C. Capen, Clark street, lot and house, block 4, lot S T I, UufTv, 5 Chapel street, lot and house, block 4. lot Louse Menard, Mddle avenue, lot, block 42, lot IS " 4.20 R. C. Caldwell, 6 Oak Rdge avenue, lot and bouse, hlocw 43, lot Joseph I). Cohen, Sprngfeld avenue, lot, block 5S, lot 4._ Madge A. Murphy, 23 Unon place, lot and house, block 60, lot Chas. IT. Gant, SpnlKheld avenue, lot, j blocl "6 lot - G "..." J. Y. Murphy, 6 Shalvslc, lot and house, block 80, lot W. E. Badeau, Bellevue avenue, lot, block 83, lot W. Iv. Badeau, Summt avenue, lot, block 83, lot l! 3.50 W. E. Badeau, 5 Badeau avenue, lot, house ad bam, block S4, lot W. F. P.adeau, Summt avenue, lot, block 84, lot W. E. Badeau, Badeau avenue, lot and house, blo-k 85, lot Hlda E. Nelson, Rcechwood road, lot and house, block 85, lot L. Fobnger, Aubrey street, lot and house, block 03, lot E. F. Ferns, Lafayette street, lot, block 06. lot Tas. J. Mooney, 750 Spngfeld avenue, lot and house, block 23, lot Gutman Flower Co., 556 Morrs avenue, plot and greenhouses, block 2, lot ft, E. C. Walsh, 802 Sprngfeld avenue, lot, block 23, lot Claa Kng, 4 Valley Vew avenue, lot and house, block 24, lot C. M. Kng, 2 Valley Vew ave., lot and house, block 24, lot 0 2,60 IT. &! ;. Wrght, 6 Valley Vew avenue, lot and house, block 24, lot G. A. Taetsch, Jr., 3 Valley Vew avenue, lot and house, block 24, lot E. C. Walsh. Dvson avenue, plot and house, block 24, lot Anna R. Walsh, Dvson avenue, lot and house, block 24, lot 22 54,64} E. C. Walsh, Dvson avenue, plot, block 24, lot W. II. Kng, Dvson avenue, plot, hlock 26, lot" 3.40 T, lot B. and Walsh, house, et. al.. block Dvson 26, lot avenue, 4. plot 3.50 Mchel block & J26, Egenauch, lot 2 Plmrose place, lot, E. block C. S 29, C. W. lot Wnter,?... Dvson avenue, 8.90 Mchel & Egenauch, Pmose place, lot and house, block 29, lot Mchel & Egentauch, Prmose place, lot, block 29, lot 4 * Mchel & JCgenauch, 25 Oak Rdge avetue, lot and house, block 29, lot Mchel & Egenrauch, 25 Oak Rdge avenue, lot, block 29, lot Dated Nov. 8, 94. W. - SCIIULTZ, Recever of Taxes. Any of afoesad tracts or lots may be ( redeemed by payment to undersgned, Recever of Taxes, befoc sale, of ol amount due,reon. Gven under my hand ths 8th-day vember, A. ). 94. W. SCIIULTZ, " Recever of Taxes. - SwksT Rr- fs. $68.4o of NoA MELVILLE M. RUTAN u POULTRY, mm m PBODIIOE arabbrrabaaa ALWAYS THE BEST» B fa a a n 38 Sprngfeld Avenue A. S. BREWSTER' UlSDlBTflESI km EMMLWm Automoble Servce When Bequred Personal Attenton Daf and Wght Phone 28 leeehwood Bd g uwafn t ; H» # m For FRESH Flowers, Rght Prces and Prompt Delvery.»» COLONIAL FLOWER, SHOP 383 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT, N. J.

10 0 THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 94. all new servces meters are compulsory, water department mantans meter for ten years under ts mn- m»ubht.thfreatej...repars.andrenewals are at consumer's ext &-, f;. a?.. ss ss (Contnued from Page One.) -pense In Cty of Orange a 5/8 n meter s sold for $0.00 and must "be nstalled by a plumber at consumers expense, or cty wll rent a me-, ter for_$2.g0 per. year, but all repars to meters (whch are mantaned by water department) must be pad by consumer. \ In South Orange Vllage a 5/8 n. meter s sold for $0.50 'and must be nstahe.d by lcensed plumber at consumer's expense, or Vllage wll rent meter for $2.00 per year and consumer pays for repars whch are made by Water Department. Practcally all servces are meteredr In Cty «* East Orange re were practcally no meters when cty took over prvate plant a tew I (laoint THK 'IGSKIN. Local Basketball Plnyers to Have Busy Wnter Season Wll Ths Indoor Sport. Wth begnnng of season's schedules of basketball games by Y. M, C. A. and St. Teresa's Amusement Club basketball teams last nght and Tuesday nght local courts wll bo scenes of much actvty durng,..wnter- T.llu_J3ast S_UUTLmt church quntette and' Calvary Church- Yloung Men's-Club-F.ve'. have already engaged n several contests ths season and se teams, too, have planned for a full schedule of gam'es durng" season when Jack Frost presdes over. atmospherc, condtons. Y. M\ V. A. Lohes Opener. In a lar.l lough! and closely contested balu'lbnll, game whch marked openng of Y. M. C. A. fve':, wnter schedule on Y. M. C. A. court last nght vctory went to Sumner lve of Brooklyn. The score was 43 to 37. The game was marred somewhat by frequent, dsputes over decsons! of Referee Wlson bearng on rough } playng. Twce vstors left court and, threatened to forfet years ago and to encouragejbe use of,game.' Shortly after openng of.meters' cty nstalls m on all ' last half and wth score standng '.'A to 32 n favor of vstors an new - servces wthout drect charge but charges - consumer. wth argument arose whch ended wth»cost of all repars. ". retrement of'teeloy" as arlstor and These llustratons wll convnce substtuton of a Jlrooklyn man as any reasonable person 'tha re s j referee. nothng volently, unreasonable n After Frst argument, whch resulted from ndulgence n "rough present regulatons of. Common- ; wealth Water and Lght Company, regardng use of water meters. On forward was charged"as aggressor, house" playng, n whch. Brooklyn or hajft re are some corpora Physcal Drector Regner and /Captans and managers of both teams re atous n State whch supply water meters wthout drect charge to pared to Mr. Regner's offce-. Here, consumer, but n every such case physcal drector notfed all hands mnmum rate per year s suffcently that he had determned to tolerate no hgher than that charged by Commonwealth Water and Lght Company court ths season and that must be "brute" playng on Y. M. C. A. to fully make up ths dfference. The.Publc Utlty Commssoners at present* nclne toward - ownershp of meters by *water purveyors wth throw Pengtore 6, Lane, Falken burg 2, Mac Murray. St. Teresa's Jr. Sprngfeld. Parkn.. Ruby left forward - Mallay rght forward Warner Kenny., Conway E. Brtt center rght guard. Corby Beekman Beckct loft guard Goals Mallay -2, Ruby 2,'Warner ;4, Corby l.beekman 4/-Becket 4. Free t-hroway-parkn 2, Mallay, Kennedy, Warner, Corby J, Beekman - IT ~" J>nlap Wns October Cup. The-. fnal play-off _n October Cup at Canoe Brook Country Club whch has been delayed from eeu to week, was fnally decded yesterday, C. T. Dunlap defeatng' Ex-Governor AY. B. lloggatt, 4 and 2 n 3G holes. On Thanksgvng Eve, Messrs M. L. Grswold and Ohas. F. -Downey, of Maplewood, gave a dnner-dance at club. There were about seventeen couples present. The musc was by Jacobs, of Brooklyn. The season at.canoe Brook s about over. After, ths Sunday man club house wll be closed for wnter. Dnng' wnter sen son only cot-, tage remans open. Classfed Advertsng MRS Arr.\;ST\' IIAftlNr.. Tencher of PLno and llaumjy, (I,escheh/A\y Nqthud); *N'* "J'Vccl and (t,rm;n; thjco yoas -lto.nl; fm t gn It-ttos A>{ rt-t L'UCt. \<ll» tsb* Carlton Acad-nt). * 9 2 MIX KRAI. JUO ao. <.. K"l<l. MIVIT an projf-rty brng <U l VL-loprcl.n AnzoK fnal. OYWKR Ins v'v Ic. able plots JOO.xlOO at UorR Ueach, N. "Y., valued at $5,000, fee Too much turkey had evdently dsagreed wth dgeston of some of equal value. AllrCbS Hume, Herald offce. and clea; wll exelange for Summt house players on both sdes for to absolutely neutral observer t appeared.chiropodist. K q out a drect rental, but wth provs? on for an adequate mnmum rate to as f players on er sde were MankutK. shampoong, scalp treatment; care for fled charge. If such a a bt too anxous to mx thngs everythng santary and up-to-date. E. P. polcy s adopteel t wll of course be! Throughout battle re' was some Woodruff, 24 Boulevard, rhone 49-R. 5-9 followed by Commonwealth "''pretty Water playng and clever cagng on and Lght Company, but necessarly part of players on both fves. The STORAGE AND JMOVING The largest and under condtons safeguardng -addtonal nvestment requred. weght and both at tmes showed servce, n auto vans. Summt Express Co., best equpped watehoufe and storage buldtk n Summt. Movng by our experenced teams Tvere- about evenly matched n Of -far greater mporta'e to efects of hard practce. For local Ralroad avenue. 29tf ctzens of Summt than se ques- fve Alesbury, Fsher, Bulterworth and STORAGE Holland's Freproof Storage Warehouse only freproof storage n Summt or "tohs~s- -present-rate _form]rp _nsurance. Under ratng,of n for vstors E. andttrbrrnvn-anfl vcnty. l<jq_rrojtl street, offce IS Beech- llender_dul spne excellent work,-whle surance department establshed under wood oad. SOtf- law of 93, Chapter 85, Summt s now placed n Class E. and all polces now wrtten are subject to tarff of ths class. If Summt can he placed n Class D, or possbly even n Class C, re wll result a very large savng n fre nsurance premums throughout, cty. -On behalf of Commonwealth Water and Lght Company I have urged cty authortes before closng terms for hydrant servce to be furnshed by company to ascertan fully and fnally what s necessary to be done n way of mproved water servce and what mprovements are requred n or cty patmens n order to secure from State Insurance Department a hgher classfcaton for Summt, When se facts are offcally.establshed Commonwealth Water and Lght Company wll do ts full share toward securng for cty substantal savng ncdent to a lower nsurance rate. When oblgatons of Water Company to be assumed under new contract for publc lre servce are establshed, rates and regulatons for prvate servce as at present n force may requre some revson. At present re s no evdence to support such contenton. If, however, such revson should be proper under new condtons and t s not provded~voluntarhy-by~ Company publc can confdently rely upon nterventon of Publc Utlty Commssoners, not merely n JH4- but at any tme durng contract wth cty./ perod Respectfully submtted,, CARROLL P. BASSETT, Presdent. EX-SENATOR KEAN'M WILL. Auomt of Estate s IVot Slated, but Relatves (fot Nearly All of t. The wll of former Unted States "Senator John Kean was offered for probate on Monday, n Surrogate's Offce, at Elzabeth. It s a smple document, wrtten wth pen and nk on two-sheets of legalcap paper, dated June last, and Julan and Hamlton Kean, decedent's brors, are named as executors. The bequests go to hs nearest survvng relatves and several of hs employes. The relatves" named are Susan Lvngston Kean, Julan Kean, Lucy Kean, Hamlton Kean, Elzabeth d'hautevlle Kean, Chrstne Kean, wfe of W. Emlen Roosevelt, of New York, and George Barclay Rves, only chld of Carolyne j Rves, a deceased sster of testator, of Cobhan, Va, There s nothng to'ndcate extent of estate. It s known, however, that estate s very large. Joseph F. Gflblc. The death of Joseph F. Goble occurred Monday at her home,!> r Shatlysde. GoBleTwlo - was" forty years old, had been sufferng from" a complcaton of dseases. She came here wth her.- -husband ahojjurl.hree years ago _from_ Weehawkon. The husband and two chldren survve, ftmetat"flervlces were held~ott~tres I day nght "at her late home, Rev.! Walker -W,. Gwynne, rector-emertus,of_.calvary Church* offcatng. Interment was n Rversde Oswego, N,,Y. _, TI»,,» «. Cemetery "What motve power s to machnery; advertsng s to-busness." Forge to front of game by adverts- ng n The Summt Herald. Largest, and best craulatloja of any newspaper publshed. or_cr!uated. In Summt. Tel. 4fO r X, ; Erckson played well. A gallery of more than 200, among m beng many lades, keenly enjoyed games, East Summt Chapel Club" fv"and -"Calvary Club fve gvng a snappy" prelmnary exhbton, whch ended n a wn for Chapels by a count of The lneup:.y. M. C. A. SUMNER FIVE. Fsher - - " E.- Brown rght forward IJutterworth H. Brown left forward Alesbury- - center Bender Carter left guard O'Rourke, Glchrst IjJ. Erckson rght guard Feld goals -E. Brown 7, H. Brown 7, E. Burton 2, Erckson 5. Foul goals 0. Brown 2, Carter 2. Feld goals Fsher 5, Butterworth?>, Alesbury 9, Bender 4. Foul goals Butterworth. Referee Wlson, Warmsley..E. Burton Tomorrow nght Y. M. C. A. fve wll meet Commonwealth A. C. quntette of Orange, on Y. M. C. A. court. Ths contest wll be featured by a prelmnary engagement between Calvary Church Club fve 'and Sprngfeld A. 0. fve. Tuesday nght St, Teresa's Amusement Club fve wll have for opponents Keystone fve of Elzabeth n St. Teresa's new cage. St, Teresa's Eose at Start. St. Teresa's Senor and Junor Fves got away n r season's start Tuesday nght wth a defeat for each team. The Senor team was compelled, to bow to Calvary Church Club qunlefje~ir an nterestng contest Whch" concluded wth a score of 7 ponts to 5 whle junors were humbled, by Short -Hlls Avenue Club, of Sprngfeld, 9 ponts to R. Consderng fact that teams had lttle practce n. playng n new cage n St, Teresa's Parochal School Hall, Tuesday nght's games were well played, although battle between Amusement Club's frst <>I>p:r Investors may secure an nterest. A nel mn* tlevelnpntf nd n $7,000 ore adjonng property: smlar formaton \'onj, Room UJS, I'.ro.l-Esclunfe JSllf;. New Yuk Cty. <M 2 FlTRNlTURr repared and put n frst-class condton at Joseph Zegner's, Upholsterer and Cabnetmaker, 4&2 Sprngfeld avenue, _ Summt, N..T. Tey2S0-W. 27tf KRANK WIXWAT, tjeter and Cabnet Maker. Repars of every\descrpton. Store fxtures a specalty. 9 (Ashwood avenue, Summt, X. J. Phone 09E-R. 7-J MONKY to loan' on bond Vnd Mortgage Ml mproved Summt Real Estate n amounts to sut borrower. Send n yok applcaton to EUGENE C. PIERSON, 5 U\, on place, StutunJ'- N. J. y - 29-tf LOST. LOST In Beechwood Park,j gutm tal and Hold watch chan and loel-wfcontank P'f lure of two boys. Rtun to Kandalph Meyer, Eucld avenue. LOST Lades' black fttngs. Reward f wood road, Summt. velvet handbag; returned to 57 Kold Ect n- I,OST Ol Novrmhe 8tll, txtwee EsKCvrood road and 97 Prospect sttet, or from tlee to depot by way of Maple street, an envelope contanng $J0 n large blls. Reward f lemrned to 8 Edgewood road. HORSE E< >R SALE, -Cheap. Phone 2o Summt. team and Calvary Club's players was spced throughout \vth-sot»e4_for SAIvE--Well-bult warm chcken house pretty-"roufh stuff Much of (W2* wtb J 50 mmng feet of chcken wue and posts; $20. II. S. Lent, 5 Dvson strenuous playng, however, appeared avenue, West Summt. to be due to unfamlarty of some of players wth rules of game and n consequence "Rub" Long, who offcated as referee, was kept busy on hs job. The Junors and Sprngfeld quntette played frst twenty mnute half whch went to vstors 8 to 5. Then "heaves" took cage and at end of r frst half count stood to 8 n favor of Calvary boys. A gallery of about one hundred enjoyed games n whch Pengtore, as rght forward, and Lano, at centre, for Senors, played effectvely. Falkenburg, Apgar, Mc- Murray ond Marsh were strong for alvary Club Fve, last" half beng ubbornly fought out by se teams. Wllam Parjdn and Jack Mallay rred for Junor team n contest wth Sprngfeld boys, Warner, Beekman and* Beckett dong clever The sum-up: St. Teresa's. Calvary Club. C. Br.tt..... Falkenburg left forward Pengtore Apgar rght forward Lane Mac Murray center Moboa, McGeehan Marsh - rght guard WrDay-..;::...:...r.rn:T-TrroT "~'Teft guard Goals- -Pengtore 3, Lane, Apgar 4, Mac Murray '2,'-Marshal. Free WANTEW WAITRESS- Competent and experenced, wbhes to serve lunclros and dnner par,- tes. Pce $.50. Address *"Watress," care Herald. t WANTED Chars to rccanc; reasonable prce, and satsfacton guaranteed. K. E. Sanderson, 82A Broad street, Summt. WANTED By eldcly lady, two or thrrc rooms sutable for lght housekeepng. Address "Rodlaw," care Herald. WORK WANTED Houseclcanng, whtewashng lawns, gardens, furnaces taken care of, varnsh and polsh floors, gradng, concrete and cement work. Erank Scaless, P. O. Box 8; resdence, 42 Ralroad avenue. 37tf DEAD stoage for ntomohles n freproof stoage warehouse Holland's Express and ~ Ercproof~HtoTKe, uce flce -Q- Becchwood -road. 6-tf BOARDERS WANTED. BOARDING Earge attractve rooms, wth board n strctly frst-class neghborhood. Splendd table board at reasonable rates. S. D. Barlow, 6 Woodland avenue. Tel. 55-M. 49tf FOR SALE ANTTQUK BtntFTAUS We offer a specal sulc of "antque mahogany bureaus from November 30, to December t. James Long's Sons, 20 Nprntrfeld Ave., Summt, N.'J. 5> FOR SAEE Whtc enamel and brass beds, crbs, cots, mattresses, dresses, dnng-room table and chars, ktchen stoves, gas stoves, r-arpets; rugs, lnoleums. A. J. Holland, IS Beechwood road. FOR SAIvE Horse and carrages for sale; automobles have taken r place?. James Gedds, 76 Frankln place. I8-tf NOTICE! NOTICE-! NOTICE!- HOUSES AND. CARRIAGES Unted Express Company's Stables; best chance cvernftered to.secure horses or marcs, weght from,000 to,400 lbs. Trces $50 up. Anyone n heed of hoses should_aval m- - Melve ofhs exceptonal, opportunty. Call, and see manager (_. M.-WelehTOrage and Nchhtt Streets, Newark, N. T. Telephone 493, Branch Brook. * work for "vstors. Followng TO LET contests an orchestra dspensed musc -and'-tlp-youg folk"enjoyeddancngr ~TO~EE'' burnshet trout oon wttl_-u.sr_of parlor; $2.50 pc week; second floor 48 Sprngfeld avenue. Phelps. ELEASANT furnshed rooms; sutable for lght, housekeepng 49 Glen wood-place LARGE front room comfortably furnshed, steam heat, wth or wthout board, n prvate famly. Apply 598 Sprngfeld avenue. 8-9 FOR RENT- At 6-A Russell place, sem-detached house, sx rooms and bath, all mprovements; rent $22 per month; water furnnlcd. Inqure Uen. C. Dean,.2 Mnrrs._ avenue. ' 7-9 TO KFNT Apartjnent* wth gx rooms ard tath, hot and, cold w»ter. Apply J. Bonne), Morr«.avenue... XL T -I rstmas presents na al your wants rght here -ummt --Goods of mert at. We can show you that you can buy n Summt, - ' s,»% '» Chrstmas Gfts of every varety; Dry Goods, Mllnery, Dresses, Suts, Wasts, Laces, Notons, Drugs, Cgars. Groceres, Meats, Vegetables, Hardware,' Household Goods; Furnshngs for men, women and chldren, etc., and almost anythng else you. may need at prces as low and lower than elsewhere. - The optmst had been dsapponted n love. "Oh well."* le mused, "I should probably ha\e been dsapponted n marrage, anyhow." Puck. My wfe- ajul are Jolly pus "We never bn.fl a fght. You MOO, I eat all I hat she cooks, Am whe roads all I wrte. --Phladelpha l-fdm-r Husband Dr. It. sad an alcohol sponge would do me good. Wfe To whch of your crones dd he refer*:- Lfe. Merhmks-thr' hust --w.ty to-dewrlc- Tle modern nt we know "Would be tn I,IIIK upon ts sdo The plantrd "S. K. O." Judge. Mr. I'Matte -I>(l you fnd any lve Mnles n magaznes today, denrv Flatte Oh. yes; I fouud a Ilea n one and an anl n anor. Yonkers SlMle-mnn. She vhlspepl "Yes" wthout demur. ol. dsmal word lat wan to me! I'd Mshed her f "-he would prefer Tl' orohe'h to balcony. New fork Sun. WHY >NOT BUY ~IN SUMMIT! Specal ths Week A red gum rapd flow. Douche Bag or Fountan ' Scyrnge Guaranteed for two years/ 85c We gve prompt delvery all over Summt and Short Hlls. Gardner's Drug Store (Successor to Weber & Co.) Tel. 9. Nght Tel, 05 Do Yor.". ~ Chrstmas and help prosperty to resume ts nterrupted course. and do t n Your-Own-Town so that prosperty may begn tt home.? LAST APPEARANCE IN THE EAST! Hear Great Irsh Tenor Sng "I HEAR YOU CALLING ME," NEW and a Popular Program at ARMORY, ELIZABETH, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 94, ~ "arsrrrp. M. Tckets at Mackey Bros. Drug Store, Broad Street, Elzabeth. 2,000 SEATS AT $.00. RESERVED SEATS, $2 and $3. Watch our Wndow Bargans every Week. Specal For Wednesday for Peanut Brttle, reg. 20c. lb..o Chop Suey, reg. 25c. lb 2'k' Molasses and Peppermnt Ksses, reg. 20c:. lb. 8c Ooeoanut Cream lars, reg. 5c. lb - - <>4c Peanut Bars, reg. 5c. lb 04e, Cocoannt Balls, tloz _M<', f: # -* }'! Specal For Saturday Peanut Brttle, regular 20c, specal -... l&c Italan Caramels, regular 35c, specal... 2»c Cocoanut Bon-bons, regular 30c.~, specal.. 2fc Pecan Bars, reg. 0c, specal.oac Molasses and Peppermnt Bars, regular 5c, specal...04c Cocoanut CakeT dozen..0c Rvot's Man St. Sprngfeld Ave. Chatham Summt -PhttBr76-=RF=-"= FAIRMOUN-IUSEMETERY tf" MTJCHMOEE, Presdent. WM. H. LUM, Treasurer Tel. 77-"W FRANK MEAD, Secretary Tel. 66-M "X"ITNoT>TterftrtefnJewTel7?W- R. OSWTN, at Cemetery :...Tel. 672-W CHATHAM, N. J. The Ladles that are hard to please n EXQUISITE LADIES TAILORING can be pleased here &&" Our Remodelng Servce Gves Your Old Furs a new lease of lfe.- P. A. PIZZ! &»w York Fashonable Talor 450 Sprngfeld Avenue 'Phone 250-M"" SUMMIT, N. J. We talor men n to-please us both. a way Years of experence wth JAMES McCREERY jj-fryour guarantee of sats- ".' facton. ' Dry Cleanng : Pressng _ Reparng -W.LOUISE-GREETVE Photographer Specal attenton gven Home Portrat and chld photography. Wo mafeo pctures to sut you and guarantee all work.. STUDIO: 43 Speedwell Ave Morrstovu, If..T. Tel. 07-W. Morretown, N. J. $ <-l*al * <* y s-' Bm&s&h swa'jt