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Campaign Headquarters Opened With Flare of Signs, posters, etc.—Much^^«itemenHn-€losin^Days Promised by Democratic Club Officials Headed by Carl E. Ackerman
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l i n e s . Th i r t> b u s e s n a y e n e e n o r , ^ ^ ^ B „ h n r t T a l i n B B44t afsU](>\ s t u d e n t for t h e bes t e s s a y s g e n e r a l - ; ^ t . , j , _ u r . „ _ 1 l o w s : A. S. Mi t che l l , c h a i r m a n ; P ,
S o n s of t h e A m e i i c a n I l . u o l u t i o n ; V ' ! , . r : . . ^ ^ ' i r T A ""Thi p l a y i l , , l i l d l n ^ a u t h o r i t i e s feel m a k e t h e )
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aucer a n o T r a r s h , l o c a l r e p r e s e n - U o n a n o r g a n i s a t i o n w o r t h y of i t s . _siu¥es-r«, r-the-£VL r | r f.-| t f fc . f _ „ _ « •«-<Kk-niir-Krr~rann-mTa w o r k ' nit 1 ttHtQWet May a u t o x n a t i d n a m e I n w h l c t r i i l t - r a c e s - a r e w o r k
«u o u r n e r , a n d | t h o G e n e r a l E l e c - l n g h a n d in h a n d f o r t h e g o o d o f ^ „ ; « n , p . a , , . y , 1 ^ o c t r i c r e f i r t « w a t l o n . l < « c h o n e . L e t It b e . , h e u r g e d , a I S ™ " ^ B * " T B i * d W t h r o n g l i H e r - ; W t t l y A m e r i c a n P r o g r e w i t e A a s o -» - * * ; R o y a 1 . a t t o r n e y . T h e f i r m ' e l a t i o n . H I B . t l r r l n g w o r d * w e r e
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d e r e d , Mr . S c h u l t z s a i d . E a c h of t h e s c h o o l s h a s se t a s i d e I t s d a y for s p e c i a l o b s e r v a n c e . I n ; ly o n s o m e s u b j e c t c o n n e c t e d , wl
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t h j c . . A m e r i c a n He,T{>l,iilimi'. _.„,The
r a l i r u i l ^ - « - ' ^ u n m f l r^mnalirtt " O W B : A - s Mi t che l l , c h a i r m a n ; P . m e m b e r s h i p t h r o a c h f S a a n
i-ith[Children s Home campaign K. dUum Aiaw*- arkham. H. C.\ter, jcor, i«& tom** 1***m*fa«3£S^ w e r e m a d e h n n w p t h i s y e a r 1 -U*i T h u r , . a y , a . a P - n , riband " . . r l - H. S t i t t . | S « t ^ o , ^ » « « H ^
S u n s h i n e S o c i e t y w p w n n » n g , m? . s ^ n i a r - i l l g h S c h o o t - w i l i ho ld Sts!»H t ^ U a l a t C o m m e n c e m e n t t i m e . i ,y Mr* U T . H o u n d s , c h a i m n a o f ; . T h i s c o m m i t t e e w i l l ' m e e t i n - : F r a n k l i n w i l l h * tSse ,gw«*t «« a n n u a l b a z a a r t o ^ e ^ a e M r-rwm^. a f t e r n o o n s c h e d n l a T u c s - i u , , t t h e " m e d a l * w e r e no t a w a r d e d , i „ . VVRVH a n d M e a n s C o m m i t t e e of f o r m a l l y t o n i g h t a n d p l a n for a n , R o t a r y C t u h a n d s * e s * o n N o v e m b e r 18th , a t t h e Y. H . C. A . K • 9 c b w d a t h e u n t i l y e s t e r d a y . F o r Hiih]erta f o r , , | ,^ S u m n i l l H o m e for C h i l d r e n , a i n f e c t i o n o f . t h e s i t u a t i o n o v e r t h e {Eteettoa.- t ^ o r t o s HL SwitJh t r f
t h e i r , e s s a y s , M u r p h v took " T h e . V l , r y i o v t . i y b a n q u e t clo>,h, d o n a t e d ! w e e k - e n d . On M o n d a y n i g h t , i n t h e ] c h a r g e o f t h e B M t i n g - ; ? j j
M. C. A T h e m o n e y 40 u s e In t h e s o c i e t y ' s c h a r i t y w o r k i s r a i s e d t h r o u g h . t h i s j j n n u a l e v e n t . C o m m i t t e e s a r e n o w b u s i l y p r e p a r i n g "for t h e v a r i o u s b o o t h s a n d t a b l e s .
B a y , ' s e l L y r e n t ' i' i'tnileion.., 12
J u n i o r H i g h , B r a y t o n a n d W a s h i n g - , t o n . h a v e , s e t a s i d e T u e s d a y , Nove m b e r 8 t h ; two* L i n c o l n a n d ' F r a n k l i n , h a v e d e c i d e d o n W e d n e s d a y . N o v e m b e r 91b , a n d R o o s e v e l t School ha* .chows Monday, &>*-
JM3to'Jwt&W ^ ^ *&>.
S. C r i ch f i . ' l d - a s a j M u n i c i p a l b u i l d i n g , t h i s c o m m i t t e e |" P r e s e n t P r o b l e m of C r i m e a n d I t s j , v M r s . W m . T C o n t r o l . " M i s s C a r l s t o o k ror h e r | m t a » s of rni tdnj? ftimla, wafca jKanl -1 wff«W J U s s L a l l . i l i e j i r u p e r t y o w n e r s 1 T h e a n n u a l t f t s a a r *£.-&*$. TBlintKet'*"NalliBii"TIiite.* ""=fcd"To"nlfs. C l i n t o n V a n r i s e . - j - i a r o l v e d t o m e e t w i t h t h e m fo r Stjjr- ! l e r » e y 8mm~tiHW&rBt&m T
j 1 T h o S u m m i t H o m e f o r C h i l d r e n I g e s t l o n s a n d c o n f e r e n c e . F u t n r * , t « m , t f t f e ; f e M i f c ' ' ' j p b n n . Hti-w. nM.-orvrH*. ?«2:
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m i Honors at Lehigh pCSbarlcs E. W*bbe, of Mountain,
-gJMNaac has been swarded «opho-f*9*W* honors ill Lehigh University
$§f*;.; w e basis of hl« excellent j prepared for college,
-scholastic record tor 1926-27. A t ' the eame time, Mr. Webbe won the j Wilbur sophomor« prize to mathe-J mattes, f6r high honors in that; subject during the year, according* t o a letter'frpm the Dean to A. J. Bartholomew, principal • "' of the Summit HlEh School where Webbe
Personal Mention *ttDAY, W v , Biitfg* Party for Xfe t B m t | i< Mr. and M™. Harry T„: Koonda. i!
of 51 WMttredse r e d , ^ T a l 1
bridge Monday evening Strt • i h e V
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November 15th is Pay/Day!,..
For Holders of Second Liberty Loan.Bonds
The United St a teg Treasury Department baa called for redemption of Second Liberty Loan Bonds on tbatrdato. Interest on this bond Issue, of course, : will ctfase November 15th. Yon will naturally want to keep your money working for you. This means prompt, presenting of your
-bonds for-redenrpttrm anil""Immediate placTh'if'of"~ >our funds in some other sa/e, profitable investment.-
Co-operating with the Treasury Department, this institution offeis Ha facilities in the redemption.-of the Second Liberty-Loan' Bonds held by you. and also in satisfactory re-investment of your mono}-.
» j o* / 7 ~^% t. - . V l nrid«e Monday evening tor • their"•:• —. . Ardea Stewart J s a l home for a daughter, MIsa Katbryn Round*. Getting an early s t a r t o n the
M day» from school at St. Jamea. Pti^ winner* trere a* follow*: 1; Christina* - r a s h Edward C. Maryland. ^ Marjory Purcell, o t . JEaat Onus*, ' . - Holmes, president of the Board
lot; Barbara Lintner, «* Somnjli. : of Trustees of Bonnie B u m !--2»dk-Leonor . HeUer, of EasaiOr-f Sauitorib'm, %xas his-bott le oat " aflse, 3rd, for the Rirfs; s o d Stan ley; ; again.- Every, year" Mr." Holmes
Roberts, of Summit. 1st; BfarrihU I' collecis a fund, in Summit to. be Perez, of Summit. 2nd; and Conorer • . added tof' that contrtbuted 4n all Willis, of Short Hill*, 3rd. for the , pans of the **mfcfir jfor -Cfcriat-tfOys. The following guests were? mas.chee* at Bonnie Burn. present: - , - •- - ,*-,% "Bonnie Burn Sanatorium is j
ttforoiby Birctr-U|u>n'*&!**. Cfcarlc?'Trocr Union County institution Borden. .Mabel £nrd*a. EOfth BW>TB, ' LI,Imnrr f.ri hv JntPH" jtavu Mr Earl K. (Marfcv. Hofm^. n i v t r . Wil- , s « P P ° r l e a V L . 1 * 1 6 8 * K a y S M r " !
Mam Darlliisr. t j lward Ih-^temr, ("aiil
, Miss Oillan . and Mra. John BowesroT' the Beechwood. have re turncd.from a. visit to Sea Girt.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U Dowllng1, who spent the summer abroad, are again at their apartment in the Parmley,
—————— « * Miss- Smith, of Rowan road, has
returned from EHzabethtown in the Adlrondacks where she spent the summer.
Miss Kihm, of the Beechwood. entertained the members of the Worn-
, an'a Alliance of All Souls' Church (Tit iuwetreon on November 1st.
Mrs. A. H. De Witt, of 26 Essex road; is visiting her afster, MrB..A-J. Motley, at Peterboro, N. H., a n d
, expects to return about December !Jst.
A daughter, Margaret Elizabeth , was born Tuesday nleht In Over-•look Hospital to Patrolman and
Mrs- Edward Egan, of Pine Grove-avenue, • i,
nedtrrrr, «JJo<iya Klliott. Loaise £*&»* Aon* IioI.-li.juw.. Virfetnii Lartt-r Bar-bara l.lntnrr. Mr. and M n . W r>* « ^ «a ln . Jr., J.-i^k Mtinall. Eart 3f«rriil
Roberts, Kdna KfK-kwt«. tiarttlA Rbtk-well. , A d a Ui.utids, Frmu^^ Rinnan '
jjart-l h«-,-lry, ti-airU-^ SW-fJiiW; XjKura . Hnodjrraaa, Roxonna SnodjrMUBs. MJU-- ' v«y ««»lt*. MrrUn I V n ^ k , OtiFiia -win" a*»ln. ,Norm;tn W w d m o a a d X W w w WrlBht«tono, .ill .,f » u m n t u : O o w c m w j w ^ «.f short H » M , ; n..w*nr-^E£i
• nrd Myrdook. Frank OKrsen. i^raBd Purcell, Marjory PtercotL i f to Oranire: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. KOWEAS of Mount \itntoa, X. Y.,
Merlin S. -Teniplc. teacher nl English _ at the - Summit High School, attended the Indiana-Har-
[varrt football game In Cambridge • Saturday.
Holme*. "There are 300 i patients bciug treated;- of t h i s i S3 are children In the preventorium, I thank those who have helped ns each year with funds ,to provide Christmas , cheer, Kindly bear in mind this ' caenoi be done but of public '
.feud?." Send your contributions to
J. Franklin Haas, treasurer, or , Mr. Holm?s. at his office on j Map!e street.
'•The bottle is still in use on ' the desk." j
"t DATES To REMEMBER Fortnightly Cltib Nates
NATIONAL B A N K
~ JBTOU1ST C O M R A N Y
Wotsfir-*?
Second Liberty Bonds
? 5 r ^ 7 C a i J C d ^ v P ' y m C n t ° n N o ^ m b c r
" d a t e P a r * C r C S t C C a S C S o n t h a t
T h e 4%% b o n d s w i l l be purchased b y t h e G o v e r n m e n t d u r i n g t h e p r c ^ n *
W c e k a t 100 i : 3 2 a n d interes t . *
/ O u r s e r v i c e s for co l l ec t ion or s a l e of - ^ w e H j o n d s are o f fered t o a l l - h o l d e r s
w i t h o u t c o s t .
"SummtfS Banh-iviiA the CAime C/ock"
OF SUMMIT4N€WjerrS£Y
Miss Grace Jones and _Mtoa Josephine. Noyes,, of the High School faculty, motored to New Haven, Saturday and attended the Dartmouth-Yale game. - - - • J
If
Mla^ Peggy Matthews, who at-,_n p. « tended the Dartmouth game in N'ow|T;<5ii* Haven last Saturday, had as her _ _ "- - H ' - V V U . u u ^ £ aa*«-U U D U B i
i guest on Wednesday Ira A. Thomas, of YounsBtown;*0hl0.
O p e n S a t u r d a y E v e n i n g s f rom 7 t o 9
Mr*. .• George--'H." Le Huray; of Fernwood road. Is entertaining at i»noge on Monday for Mra. Harry, T; Hami l ton;^Berke ley . Cat.; Whoi is spending the winter in Summit. J
R U M M A G E S A L E wi l l be h e l d a t
4 Passaic Ave., Chatham SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH
f r o m JO a. m . t o 5 p . m. ~
Oood, Warm Clothing For Men, Women and Children
'WT-HIHI ^ trra^*itr I. i c i c n a t u s o u . Or Plalnfield, who spent tho summer at Martha's Vineyard, have returned to the Beechwood for & month's stay-before going on to
I California for the winter. *
Sat.. Nov. S—Food "Sate, M. E parish house. t httd S iody Departntcitt e . S a t ' i „^?«. ^ - R , , m « « S e Sale,- Stimmit parents and teachers a- A S o " ? F ? r S ^ t e i ^ r ? C ^ P " 7 , e 8 3 V**°-**** with Pleasure ^ p r ^ !
T i f t n ' ™ Braytoa P.-T. A... Prosrara of the Child StudV Depart-•r-T. - « » ™ . rac« o* the Fortnightly Club.no*t X 2 - ! £ ^ ' * « ^ i r : H ? " * s r - WedBesday. November Hh 5
c l S e l " l n ? e I s i o ^ i o t o ^ " ^ * « a » d « « i n « * « W has been S r -ciaaaes in sess ionj .SO to 9. nnate enongh to asaln secure Dr
CABO OF THANKS Keeping fn Training
"What conclusions were reached : - — — ~ in the conference?" I We hereby desire to thmij' .
"No precise conclusion," nn-1 many relatives and frinnh f,!' I Kivercd Senator , Sorghum. "Wc ' t u e l r kind expreKsions of hv„
_,. , , i - thought It would be„a sood Idea to-j P ^ 1 ^ in-^e^leijtJi-ijf-ttu^j-ngn^L -Tf io first roKular meeting of J luivo the conference • so as to-re- ' Emily E. Shea. • w-Group A will be held at Masonic | im] th^ public that we an; taking ! THE BEHEAVEJD F \Mnv Hall this afternoon. The pirlaXan interest."— Washington Star. I—Arfv • *•
I t h e hnv i I
B % t £ **£"*• " S ^ S ? * " * * " W t l > e SummrrPa^nr-Terch^;
nffisSooifa i.1M:AtheiM,etto1* s a r i ' sys^ ' o t a re-»M -w«» i« * „ ^ L » *» ^ cuocd I«e or f l .00 for the course,
S o e S t ' v f i a L . l ^ ^ a S ' ? ? , n e ' i , c ' ! *° ""? ^ n e r a l public at «2.Cft F i l b S . - S ? « - T ! S t * ^ ° T " ^ 2 ^ - . Tvere received wlilt ejUhuaiaam last
affn?e£*:harn re ?™*- s ^ u r x s e ^ ° i r e l H
who-dM Trot have ait op"
Hall this afternoon. . _ „ „„,„ starting at 4 o'clock and the boys at 4.2Q o'clock. _-
It is "hoped that not one will bo absent, for the list h to be corrected and" finished for The La=-soo.
—_ ~ J. A..T.
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Prefers Trlsou t« -lVJf•» Berlin—Accused of petty swin- At the Grkylin. i:> Euclid avCWf
- a four-course dinner i s KBr^-.% ... ir^^.v «.T«ii- | — a iour-cou; dlin^', Kj iczcarcks , a B e r l i n laborer , ( e v e r y e v e u i n s a t ti.SO and"~SuMi'li bo;-rE;ed the J u d g e to send h im u p f
a t J- for a dollar. An hour's notice for a lonp: term, as he did not want j W'U- insure a table. 'Phone 11CD tit get under the influence of his ;Adv. S2-tf. ~" vi fc again, whom he pictured as a!'
Louisville CpurieivJournal F
FttjU'oV. 18—Alt-day ra„„ . __,_ _ ^ riw^,^ fc , _
M o o ' N o v 21—RfwH».T*t*^iet;™i '- l ° - , s *" a b t e a n , i experienced P S . S ; 1 a S B M l
d S £ - H e r s a h l n r o r m a l a n d ' , J l l j i l l t r a ' „ „ „
tt. A . Marshall. ..S DeBary place, $&{ a ^t^^ D ^ PlanAhas lin-i —Louisville Courier-Journal
Nov *2- Wed Vo^ • * ncoaced-aa his topic tor litis ilrst
"Von c r i , . m * . v - , K '"* w u o m h c matured as a ^ — i-: •
h a t . m a p n i e edifor." . j was trivial. ,- o r a n s e | - Telcpbone fi8 I Jfes, ^ald" the poetess. " J a m " I 1. — .". 1— 'T*! - i * - , -
_Jhe^Hobart ^'Yeg," Kflia-tiic poetess. "I am.'
. - .^Yhj : do you ^n^ yon don't love him?" aa,n.._ta. x^n&w-^o«r-Re(^eross l
- - - « • - > — • . . • : membership through Summit Chun 0 . « V , , W a l l L t C l l : l V e l I , e Fleaaure r.f ! tcrF Nov. 11th to 20th P", sending: him a rejection slip."— ! '
^Irs. Mary Van Normanv of the - H * * Beechwood. who has tspent the past ! j p m > -year traveling Ip-France, Belgium, j Tues v „ T *•>. «.*»^ *?,»-. •» . "*-«»>rcu E.a ma topic lor litis flrst and Germany i,r the- guest of~ber "On" t h 'e^mUZZ* , 5 ? - ^ ^ " • " * « * = * " ^ ^ D ^ e m p j e i r t - 5 niece, M r s / E d m o n d S . V r m u m . - « \ ^ i ^ € ^ ^ n
U " \ J ^ ' ^ - Healthy Mental At'titridei la 'Chi l -Ldgewood road; before returning to »--?£#^ " 9 » e r ^ " - » • »n«lt«wfaai. ^ „ n ^ . th» Tint,^,,.,^., * . . . . , . . . "•"» l " i Sat., Nov. 26—Linrfnm rsnli«r<> . ... .
Meals Served EXCLUSIV13 CLIENTELE
Ldgewood road; before returning to the Beechwood for the winter.
-Mrs. Arthur B. Lord, fornierlv of
Sat., Nov. 2«—Undum Collese '-rt^^r*.,** ,„ u ,. , * . >anee. Canoe Brook ^ o a t t t T ^ m » i f „ ^ .5 n * U M S^:"_ I b e h e I ^ aJ ^ e D « W , Canoe B r o o ^ ^ t t t r f B a b - v T r T " ^ l ^ , „
of Y. M. C; A.. 3 p . B . IH .c.-\cd. , -Mon., Kov.2S~-Woman'sAaii l iarv , ^ - « . . " * -' •» '•
Oriental and Rugs
|_. Should be^Clcaned - and -Renovated _By the OrientaLMefliod
113 birnimit avenue, who spent the | M o n N5v ^ W r t _ . summer, in. Rugjand and-. ha»- re^ -: d r f * ¥ • ' * - V J T T
\ V l n w r C o l l e g e ^ * ^ d t h e B e ^ [ ^ S r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W ™ * " « . « ^ - - « - ^
wood for the winter. ~ w S ' a S r h l S ^ V ^ ^ &l A * " * " « * - ^ h « » ^ » " < * - "»« « — -. . _ j * o m e n 3 Exchange, Y. W. C A . — p.- fi^tf«ir tht- *h>o cemnR. as u jau-
, Mrs. n«njamln P Holm™ i« »„f L ' ^' 2 " ~ 3 n d Subscription , : i v « 6 _',««'-, "»"»* ^ftiy, ih- rky 3 !f*-riui£ frnn. T L t * u f " iCoHMrt. Mario Chamlee. tenor - 7a«',,-n* h»*•'• " tenuf, irom a broken arm and i Ruth Miiinr ^™U-. i» 0 ™ I . »«»f^»»: i -cha inmr i^om., Fifteenth'-severe bruises as a result of a fail ! S i u m ? I B » # * a d l " ,>, " s
5 ' : t^ , ,In a house at Manasquan N r ^ ' n ' A •«^jyter judinlt ;«,« deli«.te l .romd^ "Ttfr« tT. lrv.,,™ K - " " a m J u a " . *>• J- Mon., D e c . 5 — B r a v t o n P - T l - T a ( * » rf n . i v . i n - t r w t r y and irltt • ittird^Vk w h L f a m G . C . ° n f U 8 e d l n annual card p a r t y 7 S > m " . -OW^i-lailn*.; framti in* KOKI. u « « tne uark where two stairways mpi —nv,«„ n" « « - '. - « ^ wail?— fr-i«-„ . .. . . . . ttMWUy» met , Tues., Dec. «—Prosressive A«=©~ Mar™«it,- d* - V;ii.>is in - ln -« . r . . f , 0 S L , . ? B ^ h e r a m l "hepped off in-
iio air. shje is reported to be doping as_weH as can be cx»;ected at ;her homeniere
Many friends in Summit will bn
clattoBr Koosevelt School; 8 p. ra _ _Wed.t.Dec- 7 _FortBight speaker, H. V; Kaltenborn.
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Thurs.. Dec. S—Athenaeum, U n - t s ^ ^ ' f n l t n COln S c h o o l , 8.15 p m « *r!i*>r,
j IJ« -b ir th o f a Bo„ to » K C S l , i 5 ^ a V ? 7 ^ ¥ f X ^ l r ? 1 r - . "''A ^ » " «>'»-.»-t ^ » " ^ - ^ M.ll.am M. Van C,?o at Albany, j Y / ^ ^ ^ U m ! ^ C 1»» » ^ | A - T i T "
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GeorRla, on Wednesday . T h e n e w ! draped In
NO MACHINERY^-NO CHEMICALS -^ Sjtrictiy All Hand Work
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T>hone 1384 S U M M I T , N . J .
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arrival IH named William Marsh , Junior Group, Lirtdum Club. r •=»>!»» (Van Cise, Jr. Mr. Van Ciae, fori Mon.. Dec. 2^—Christmas Daniel*'1" •^*J^f"»^nLt.'»ir.c» on «»• hrcr.ii ' many years a resident of Summit.; for A Group, U n d u m Club. s
i s t h e - s o n of Mr. mid M ™ T r> . ™ -
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is the - son of Mr. and Mrs. "J. C.! Tue3.J_Dec,_^T—CHrJslinas^iarty.UViai.i^aitt* -!.*.%-* ifee irrfrrowl TOIT:, -VaaGiseof-SprinsileldHvefiuie:" [S'fTveT Rebekah fcodEe. - " tt-iw]«i:
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f r -Tire-wedding of J;. MaTBhaTt GiP i Ian, of Summit, and Mrs. Lillian ; u Stuart, of Westfleld, will take '-place today at tho Hotel Beech-• wood. A quiet affair, It will be at-
«,„ _ , lA-fcf](J Thurs., Jan. 12—Athenaeum Lin-*' W I u i t ^ ^ i ' " ^ " -•'"»« Kien,j0r youthful
coin School, 8.15 p m ' « T1"*'"""'
Concert. Jacques Thibaud, v i o l i n - ' ^ _ «nia*_i. 1st. H. S. auditorium. SJS p m «M -r,*m« " k ^ « the navor of tin-!
tended o ' " ' 7 ™ - " - " « « - | - ™ S ^ l ^ ^ ^ M ' , ^ ^ £ ^ f r l S b ? L o n , y - t t - f o w relatives a n d l - f * ^ " Z l - I S - ^ V f u « i c a t " Q i J r t ^ f e W - A i r * ; ana th« d'Samei'. friends. The eeremon.v w,n . „ ^ j I U ^ f i d N K I l J n H l ^ - c t a t a , H . & ' - o ^ £ « f l ^ xrom_the. ^ ^ ^
Li your health IM, Jo par? Is
the simple act of I1U:)- a -.Jori-1 - - • -
th.-: our. joy? Drlnk"plentx.«;f rtl'k
—EuddhtiEst's frill - erramed
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^friends. The ceremony will be per-i "i£fc-£sbeOl_jm ;fornt<sd_jiL 1 o'clock.- The ReV ja«<«torl«m. ^ ^ — -— ~"-." — ^ ^ ; i n ^ - - ^ l , m l r o n ^ ^ e . mirrcred.
t r A l v n V ^ ' u ^ 1 ? 5 0 ^ ! ? ^ PA»tot of l « ^ * - M a r ' ; h 7 * - ^ * S u b w n > a o i t - ^ " r - f ' ' ^ s * ' r m ^ w h « s e l i v i « « beauty!
rgHONES CHATHAM 23S7?3QnJ
BUDDHURSf ^THAMS* SUMMIT j
Requires ^killed workmen.
It*8 a job you would "not want to entrust to ever>y fellow who came along.
It may cost a little more-to have men who know how but you will agree that it's well worth the cost.
Orde r a Summit Express Van
The Summit Express Co., Inc. JU-76 BAHroad Af«04 i
, — > ^ • Kumiolt .
_ . . . . . „ 4 A X ^ ' l l l ^ I U C U . I l l** . c o u p e will spend ,their, wedd n« tnp i n Bermuda
^Plan t o - r e m f w ^ r fled" CFQBS-
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coin S c b o o l ^ . i . ^ P m , ' ' " " | . - . T h ^ r A y r r i ^ f f l ^ b ^ n ^ ^ ^ - 4 ^ ^ ^ . i
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I ^aurico 01^Th»rtew, -ran a^rtrontf t fa^ Sfod«=-Shop«,-offers for von- ' o f f . . .Cape . Ttat teras «f>p - « » « * . « * t i ; - •-- -^T— •*-=-- r- t•-•• -*Pur-f abandoned t h e ^ b g ^ S f S , V » > ^ n e s t i n g ifae of* ^ e h t - ^ e ^ f i o a t c ^ ^ t l i t S a r t W w S ^ ^ - J f i ^ ^ - ^ ^ returned and f^»nrt * ^ ^ 7 r ' * _ y r * * s t a i s l n K - N a v e n s b t "•' "
,-_ n t , . . -Maurice Jt. Thtirtew, ran airroim*1!!!--
«*»;*.. W7d« r S ^ ^ £ f g " » « J^fSl^ • w i ^ o r . ^ a s h o r e . Thinking the ^ 1 ^
10% SAL© _ _ T o b e t t e r acqua in t o u r g o o d cttBt<im,crs w i t h "
- Monarch Food Products ^ ^ g a r ^ t u r d a y , N o v ^ b e r 5 th , w e wfl l al loW a
v * * ? 1 * l l g _ t « « M o n a r c h label .
l v SUGGESTIONS IS?* ^ . ^ s _ _Q_liveS__
r S % S S S 5 Sweet Pickles
^ Better Quality at No Additional Cost,
^ f f i T ^ r ? 7 ° 0 1 ? TOUSBKBBftniO.'iliSlT.-I^MTE. DeoKMistratooii Saturday, Noveriiber 5th.
|>;flnKnL ON WALNI^ - 3 ite for $1.00
" — ^rnnmhg ir~ J'»nn j J r e t u r a c d and f o w n d t b T s h i p ^ o ^ ^ S ' 1 ^ ^ N a v e o i b e r ™» . t o . . t h e ! • — With all sails ^ • i ™ r - S l ? _ , : " , , i H » « * - * *
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Colowel House , ^ r „ . „ ^, canB again popular "in"'France*.'
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$2.75 a n d U n p a i n t e d "fable a t t r a c t i v e l y
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j j ^ a k itetw^ Freeholders and County Park Cwnmission Yesterday
r. fc-|Hers^ote Uaani*. Park Commission Issues * ^ T j ! Against Bond Statement — Letter
S To Be Voted On From Caxton Brown, At Tuesday's Election / Treasurer of Com'sion
THE SUMMIT HERAU) A|H? SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J.
a e l e r \ indicate jthjit In the City of EJjltftbeth the a v e r t s . - increase dur-inK the past Ave year J Was approxt -m a t e l y W%, w h e r e a s i h e Increase w i t h i n \ n reasonable area s u r r o u n d -ii»K Warinanco Park has shov.ii a n i n c r e a s e of ratables of approx i m a t e l y 4 5 0 ^ . Q
A recent report Issued liy t h e W e s t c h e s t e r County
Short Hills Mrs. Edward _R. .El l i s , e n t e r t a i n ^
The. Union ftoldcM yesterday
County Board of|(
w e n t - o n |
F o l l o w i n g y c s t o r d n y ' s meet lm; of the- F r e e h o l d e r s , the U n i o n County
^ " " ' " " " i i M s f i l u n a n i m o u s l y t o i t f a r k C o m m i s s i o n i s s u e d Hie fo l l owe d ; ,1 ° ! 1 . ^ _ referendum for I ftp s t a t e m e n t :
"Tho B o a r d of F r e e h o l d e r s h a s now c o m e o u t in o p e n oppos i t i on to tl ie P a r k C o m m i s s i o n .
"It i s n o t u n n a t u r a l that the board s h o u l d f ee l that it should h a v e contro l~of "all c o u n t y expendi tures , Inc lud ing ( h o s e for parks a s we l l a s t h o s e for roads .
"Years a s o i r E s s e x County, i t s board of f r e e h o l d e r s a l s o opposed a p p r o p r i a t i o n s for .park purposes . The ir o p p o s i t i o n fa i led and that c o u n t y n o w h a s a ' s m a l l board*_in-L
s tead of a s c o r e or more .
*' ,V wrk T>»nds t0 b e V o t e d ° n
- T w s d e v . The m o t i o n w a s nCJ? hv FreelioWer Wm.' I. M_c* «a_<*_J Samwu, after t h e r e c e i p t
f f'rtport of the f inance- c o m , $ L showing the effect o n t h e
"^ imlt if tfce re ferendum p e r -• r the Park Commiss ion t o
""""l-onds f ° r t h e a d d l t l o u a l *1-"
LTcentagrc of n e t 3«yi00 \k « J o i , t c d
Our present pel i i.t" reads the report-,—is J.4U a s lie"1' . . — last s u p p l e m e n t a l
s h o w i n g ' a n i n -l?,5i",r.t4. Of t h i s
$*,O0O-,0OO, in «iin approximately sum. 'it hwn l £ S U p d for park
«e*it Iff on l" debt statement
"del
Wtids l i a v o APsuminB ' t h a t t h e
To ntv I ^ ( 1 t'nmmttiee w i l l Carry !t"newlin- improvements I n c l u d -
2 i , t e r IMC and 1927 p r o g r a m . l l r tVto the sum of SMO.OOO wi l l ^ " t l . H l a* est imated b y t h e r?mntv Engineer.
"A^uTfimVtliat the 1928 a s s e s s e d a lSfon will increase $24,500,000
,7ct~A oil t h e - average, - a s s e s s e d • S i o a . t l i e net debt wUl b e 3.30.
If the referendum a u t h o r i z i n g the Ptrk t'oiniiiission t o ask for •md have issued bonds t o i h e amount of $1,300,000 is adopted , o u r percent;^ of n e t - d e b t w i l l i n crease to ".C;5. i i i , ,
The percentage of ne t dobt a l -loUt'd by law to count i e s i s four nef cent., therefore, tho r e m a i n i n g thirtj-seven hundredths p e r cent , will permit the county t o I s sue Rinds to pay-the - c o s t - o £ - a » y „ a h d -all improvements such a s c o n -^trurtins loads, br idges , -erection of huildlnKs, etc.. to the e x t e n t of JMWM'O-
• "This s«m w i u 1'° ^ n e l imi t of. our additional bonded i n d e b t e d ness based on the avoraKC a s s e s s e d viiliiation as of. the y e a r 1H28 a s permitted by our present l a w s . "
- Find Children i W j j i r > * a k « w -Richmond, Va. — M i s s i n g for
many years, two ch i ldren . W i l l i e and George" Muse, of r toanoke, Va;, were recently found by t h e i r mother while v is i t ing t h e K i n g -linjc Brothers and B a r p u m and BalleyXombinrd S h o w s . T h e c h i l dren, it is al legwljliiivb" been l i e ld inTirtual'slavery for' la'e l a s t four and a half years wi th the c i r c u s , when1 they were exh ib i ted RH "freaks" and called " A m b a s s a d o r s from Mars."
j F loyd \ \ \ Je f ferson . F r a n k A. Dil l ingham, and C u s l a v e J-. S tewart , Sr. , of- N e w York.
M i s s F. Margaret W h e e l e r en-
Pd at tea o n Monday for Mrs. W i l t j ^ ' ^ T 1 n t T l i r a , l P r t o n W ^ n « ' » « y lam Leary. a e r " o m o < m I-:>ke road. A m o n g • Mrs. Malcolm Mufr en tor ta iawl i t h 0 8 c W*r^ w e r e : Miss II. at tea on S u n d a y .*>r Mr. a d Mrs . i R u e n a Craig. Mrs. T. Wi l son I. loyd. J o h n Thatcher of Lou i sv i l l e . K y . ' Mrs, Archie II. Quarrler. Mrs. Mai-
Pa^k S y s t e m j w h o are the g u e s t of Mr. and> Mrs . | col in Muir. Mrs. .Sidney 11. and an <dder report i s sued by t h c ' F l l > - v l 1 w - Je f ferson at their h o m o ; Browne . Mrs. l 'ape Chapman, ^ i i s . E s s e x County l 'ark S y s t e m b o t h , 0 1 1 High land nvvnue._ ' Aiherr i i . Marckwald. Mrs. ,sAiiih s t r e s s the fact that parks m o r e than"! M r s - li»r""M K - t-eavit t e n t e r t a i n ^ p . F 6 r g u - . » n r M r s . John S." Mmit-~ pay for themse lves -bv the e n h a n c e - 1 o d H t 1«"ehe»>n on W e d n e s d a y . T h e . ^omerv, ^Irs. Wi l l i am K WalN m e a t of real e s t a t e and- the c o n e - | K l m a t s numbered Mrs. B, W i l l i a m ! bridge. Mis . i V a n Emerv . Mr-* cpondlng increase cf ra tab les . | Dudley , Mrs. C.eorgo H. Hul l . Jr . , | Frederic A. rti irl l imame. Mrs. 11-ir-
Y«,ur eo inmiss ioners be l i eve that A ? v s - w , I , J a m K - }Valbrtdge. M r s ; : 0 ) ( i s . Foote . Mrs, Nathanie l Tyl< there i s no public work that e o n - i l ' , L ' o r f i t
t r ibutes bo vi tal ly to the h e a l t h . a m i ' T y , e i %
New Providence Boro
prosper i ty of the County us tlie"ia n '1 . M r s ' ^ ' 0 s c a i " W'il l iams creat ion of a park s y s t e m . ._ T h e recorded a t t e n d a n c e throughout the parks of the l^nion Countv
Mrs. s . Bryan K n e a s s e n t e r t a i n ed a t luncheon o n W e d n e s d a y . T h e g u e s t s n u m b e r e d Mrs. E d w a r d
S y s t e m already in publ ic u s e COT 1- ' 1*' Renwlek . » J r«' S t e p h e n W. L i n -roborates the beneficial r e c r e a t i o n - ! . « ' " « ' » » . Mrs. I tuthven A. W o d e l l , al ef fects in A mos t a s t o n i s h i n g IM r ! 5" L r , , , i - ; p^) l^J'ard, Mrs. M o s e s manl ier . W. Faltoutc *^ind Miss II. R u e n a
Mrs N a t h a n i e l • Mfs. i . i l i H , v u s m i [ h , Mrs. Bernard Je f f er son I j , Harr ison . Mrs. Ua lph It. I tum-
mery. Mrs. Marshal l Goer and Miss Li l l i e Wheeler .
! Donald F e i n e r . s o n _of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Fe lner , of Sprtnglli-ht'
, iivi-iiue, who h'as J)een ser ious ly ill, ; is ai present wr i t ing improviiiK1
ui< civ. ' j Yesterday a t e n a n t moved Into;
i the hoiiM ,r on Sprin^l ie ld avonui'j owned by Frank Deman-M, o f N'ewnrk. T h e h o u s e has been v a - ! cant s ince A p r l M B t . — )
The Communi ty Servii/'e As'socia-. 'tion will fMvo theL p ic ture "Ari/rniia, Hound" in the L inco ln School audl-loi iinn tonight .
James A. Black", eiiKilleer at Hon-, uic Burn S a n a t o r i u m . iMatnllctiti
T h e Commiss ion b e l i e v e s that a p - l t - ' * a i R -propriat ions for the Park . S y s t e m ! M , ' s -
Water? Oh, No!
T. W i l s o n L loyd e n t e r t a i n - i t h e ' 0 1 ' Miss Marie L o u i s e Sehre lber
"Tlic w i s d o m of the Legislature* In put t ing c o n t r o l of c o u n t y parks Tn a n o n - p a r t i s a n c o m m i s s i o n ol Ave m e m b e r s appo inted by a Jus t i ce x>t tho S u p r e m e Court and serv ing w i thout c o m p e n s a t i o n ins tead of in control -of a n e l e c t i v e pol i t ical body' w h o s e m e m b e r s h i p c h a n g e s ' frequent ly , h a s b e e n ful ly demonstra t ed a l l over thecQ,untry ."
L e t t e r f rom Caxton B r o w n
should bo exc luded from a m o u n t n - t h a t arc inc luded in t h e ] 4 1 " * 1 n , 'r""bridesmaids on W e d n e s d a y .restriction now placed upon t h e ; a t Pierre's . T h e gf les ts n u m b e r e d j Freeho lders to the effect that n o t l M r s Edgerloit T h r o c k m o r t o n , of |
-JMOW—than -4^ . of the- -property^ H'^fon l -1lUIs^^Mr-s. - E v e r e t t - Cady .;-v a l u e s of the County may be c o n - l ° r Woodmere, ^ . - - I . , - the M i s s e s verted Into county indebtedness by i Mabel and L o u i s e Geer, of Shor.t m e a n s of bond I s sues . ! H i l l s , and the M i s s e s Margare t
T h e Commiss ion wou ld be i n ! Partr idge , Mar ie ParrUh a n d ! favor of argu ing for l eg i s la t ion c a l - l 0 t l u l , ; Sehroiber of N e w York, c i l iated to e x c l u d e t h e s e park a p - , J 1 I s l 5 Schre iber ' s marr iage t o ; propr iat ions so l e ly on the g r o u n d s ! , ' , l a r l o H '"'• H a r d , of New York;-wi l l [ that - i t -would be-a misgu ided pol icy!^ 1 1 4 ' - pla^«'—ioi«wwMv_afteri ioon-at4 to depr ive the present and f u t u r e ' - l : J 0 o'clock in Christ C h u r c h , ;
rsal for the Id t h i s . a f t er -
Y e s t e r d a y , m o r n i n g Park Com- inhab i tant s of the Countv of a v a i l - \ s h o r t H i u < A rvhv:>
m l s s i b n e r C a x t o n B r o w n , ot_ Sum-_al>le recreat ional s p a c e s proper ly | wedding wil l b e heh: milV's'ent theTfolio"*ing IeTUerto t h e n - q u i p p e d for the en joyment of a l l j l , 0 " n -F r e o h o l d e r s : inhabi tants of the County. ' i T h e bridge for the Ijenefit o f the - - - - - N o v e m b e r 3rd,-1927. ' AH over this country e n l i g h t e n e d I1""!11 r"<>m of the Overlook H o s p l -
Dlrector P e t e r ,H. Me i se l , op in ion endorse s the creat ion o r ' , a l ' w h i c h took p l a c e on F r i d a y , "Board of C h o s e n F r e e h o l d e r s of, park s y s t e m s , and-moro a t tent ion is | October 28th, w a s at tended by a
U n i o n County , - - be ing g iven to th i s mat ter by t h e n u m b e r of S h o r t H i l l s w o m e n Court H o u s e , E l i zabeth , N. J. • federal , s tate , c o u n t y and m u n i c i -
Dear S i r : — R e f e r r i n g to a c o n - pal g o v e r n m e n t s each year, versa t ion t h i s m o r n i n g with County , It is the opinion of the Commrs-T r e a s u r e r Nathan Loavit t , where in s i on tltal i t s po l i c ies , p l a n s a n d at tent ion w a s d irec ted to the fact i d e a s a s above out l ined should l > e | M r s - Heroy .L. D y c k m a n , Mrs that t h e - C o u n t y i s a p p r o a c h i n g , i ts i n the p o s s e s s i o n of e a c h - F r e e h o l d - ' Worth ington Campbe l l , Mrs. A l b e r t l imit of bonded i n d e b t e d n e s s and e r of the County aniTshould be pub-1 H - Bayard. Mrs. Char le s H. S m i t h ,
' Mr*.—«?. S u m n e r Wil l lamB, Mrs .
A m o n g those p r e s e n t w e r e MfiC I t u f u s . E . Leavi t t , c l ia lrmau of the Short Hi l l s b r a n c h . Mrs. I tu thven A. Wodell , Mrs- D o n a l d C. Cottre l l .
a v e n u e , and Frank Shaffer, of B c i k c h y H c l g h t s . - g a v o a. Wrtl Mountain a v e n u e , both uf B e r k e l e y parly to ce l ebra te the twe l f th He ight s , a r e on a l imit ing trip t<i,day of their daughter , tforettce*-Malne- I Twentv g i u - u s were present a W : ;
MIHS l>ororhr l i n o x - - o f ^ - N r w - , - » de l lgh i fn l afternoon was:.--^*ffll" ... Hruuewiek i s t h e gues t of Mr. and c lay ing g a m e s . Kefreshmenth wewj'?^| Mrs. Wi l l iam Gonnlwji. of flpring- st-rved. -Held aVenne. _ Miss E l s i e Parse . d a u g h U ^ "
Wonl has been rt-reivetl that Mrs Mrs, S: Parse^ w h o h a s been i l l "jOuis B High of >Passaie s treet . Overlook Hospi ta l , is n o w home a n d
recover ing nicely . The e i eh th g r a d e , o f - t h e lAaetlht'.^
Schoi-1 r e c e i v e d - t h e banner for t h * largest number of mothers a t tend* ing the Pa rent-Teacher AnahelaUoKk-'S
whivis ia-a-hi>spital in Yonk«-r»^j»as licefi . successful ly operated tin for a (ataraet on her left. .eye.
On Wednesday Mi. and Mrs Harold Curtis of Plaii iheld avenue .
Su>os Botrt Kill^Self | New York.- - S w e r v i n g as ide in j
on ler to avoid r u n n i n g o v e r a dog in the s treet . J o s e p h E. Mersal l , "ti.i ran his au tomobi l e into a P l a n t s ! .and Structures Department emerg- i eni-y bus and w a s ki l led, hav ing | fractured h i s sku l l . '
Editor's Hut Edi tor ia l - St. Albans, Vt .—Whi le engaged I n -writ ing an edi tor ia l c o m m e n d i n g J
t h e objects of tire prevent ion week , Hi emeu wore-ct tUed-to the.-home, of a Milton It. Vail to e x t i n g u i s h a blaze ] in a mattress . I l i s ideas on "lire i prevention have u n d e r g o n e a slight j revision s i n c e then .
ARVID EUJNGSOIST CARBENTER
- -AH—Kifld«-of- Jobbing and , A l t e r a t i o n s
Tel . *;HHI-3I * S u m m i t , X. J .
s t r e s s waa~ laid trprm" Tire - farr-thui , i is i ied in tHe pre:;:; or the C o u r n y r s i n tho Increase in bonded, i n d e b t e d n e s s ' that the cit i / .ens m a y form the ir • ' K o , J 0 r t w - C a i u l l t ' r . M r s - N o r m a n ls""coritributed t o by bonds i s s u e d ' o w n eonc lus io iw witli_ respect t o | M ( ' \ h c r 3 ° n ' *? r "- *'rederlck P . for c o u n t y park p u r p o s e s , I des ire -the w i s e manner in which t o vo te i ^ r a ' K ' M l K - - N a t h a n i e l V.. T y l e r , , to d irec t y o u r a t t e n t i o n to t h e fol- upon the aforesaid r e f e r e n d u m s a t ? M M - w - s ' t ' o r k » ' - i ^ M r s - E r n e s t K . | l o w i n g f a c t s : the- forUicoming e l ec t ion .
Tlie Commlanion—Ittts -applied—by- Vei-y-truly-j-oursr re ferendum to t h e c i t i zens of the 1 T H E ITNION COUNTY, C o u n t y - d u r i n g - t h e past five y e a r s - P A R K . C O M M I S S I O N , for a p p r o p r i a t i o n s ujnountlug - t o C A X T O N Ul tOWN, T r e a s u r e r . $4 t00t) ,000.00.
Halbach , Mrs: H. It. {Mrs. Kenneth S p e n c e .
Short a n d
Water a n d worry" kill people, according t o Mrs. Franeo i se Leva-presto of Grant City, S ln ten Island. tJrnndrna Levapresto celehraied her lOCtli birthday the other ilay and declares bhe never touched a drop ot" water , in her l i f e / She came from France in a s a i l i n g vesse l 74 y e a r s ago . It took her 4S days-She think* a little w"hT5 with each meal.
T h i s a m o u n t l ias been expended, I f r t l . g n D p m n r r f l i i r CAuh ith the e x c e p t i o n of approx imate ly » a " a n U e m O C r a i l C W U D
Endorses Two Leaders
| Hears ]{«uf tJuests Ki.lenkappel, Car inthla .—The e n
tire health resort here w a a . t h r o w n into a panic recently w h e n a mot l i -
TFlfear a iuLlour cubs ra ided t h e kititieii and dining room of t h e ItiidUit hotL-1. H a y i n g d o n e w i t h thejnterlor, the bears w e n t to the fiarrien and finally left just a s flol-liii-js, firemen and police arr ived .
F'lan to renew y o u r R e d C r o s s ni( mhcrshtp ThrouKlrSumMlt- C h a p ter. Nov. 11th to 20th.
w i th 5100,000.00 b a l a n c e .
T h e p r e s e n t p l a n s of the Commis s ion e m b r a c e t h e s e t t i n g as ide and ueve lop inent of a p p r o x i m a t e l y 3.000 a c r e s c o m p r i s i n g what i s bel ieved to _ he a n „<exaiiklpnally flrie_ park" j;ystem.„i^Uciilatejl t o ' l a k e c a r e of the i n h a b i t a n t s of t h e County through pos t e r i ty .
T h e C o m m i s s i o n h a s a lready ac_-
Mrs. Freder ick P. Craip i s r e cover ing from aji a t tack of g r i p .
Henry Moss'ford i s s e r i o u s l y i l l with pneumonia at the h o m e of h i s Mention tho ILEItALD w h t n buying daughter , Mrs. Benjamin " D . J B I M M I W M M H M M H I Mosser , of South terrace . |
Mrs. Nathanie l T y l e r e n t e r t a i n ed at luncheon on Tuesday . A m o n g (hose present w e r e : Mrs. W4B-iam
4 Maple St. 'Phone 1982
A. BECK Summit's
Leading- Jeweler Fine Watch and Clock
• Repairing Established over a quarter
of a _century
Frocks For Every Occasion
.An.assiemfalggc QJitOcfe^ that fashionable women cannot help but approve.
Crepe Sal tn , (Vnton Crepe,
_. tJ iarnieen , , Vine. T w i l l * . . .
Wool Crepe
$15.00 to $25.00
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IS M A l ' l . i : STHI-KT, SI 11111
l ' l i ope : Siuniiiit -";(!»
Amt-rlc.kli Dfiliocrftlle «"luti In 31urj-:iv •. quired a p p r o x i m a t e l y 90% of tho land that i s e s s e n t i a l for the "park m n mid Ni-w 1'riii.iO Bystem, a n d i s t h o r o u g h l y c o n - u n d t ' r t , l f l »"h^ , I ' ' , B " r "' v lnccd that J t h a s b e e n a w i s e c e o - ,,r x.-w Jersey, unu.-r the l.-ad,-rbhip uX
The newly formed I ta l ian Demo-1 s . Hoe. Mrs. S i d n e y . H . B r o w n e . a n d crat ic Club of* New Prov idence uf j Mrs. (1 H o w a r d W i l s o n , i l s s e c o n d meet ing , he ld last night , | Frederick I'. Cra ig ami Nathan ie l passed the f o l l o w i n g r c s o i n t l o n r r - l T>',«!T -enlortaincd—at-- a : v e n i s o n .
- W I I K H K A S . T L C.-..U1. ..r .•iiiw.M f . f ? , 1 I n n < > 1 - (5" W e d n e s d a y .at t h e -Murray Hilt .-mil ^ . w Pr(i\itVii.-.-.' Short Hi l l s Club . A m o n g t h o s e friion county. NVw .It r.«cy, m«-t f->r! present wir;-: Marshal l (5eer t
tb.- pun...-.-• «r (.rKiini?itig :m _i_t,ui..n i Ua lph K. Ki immery . Bernard J.
Xt-H- JLT^.V, | Harr i son , W i l l i a m Byrd , S i d n e y H. it.iiiun A m - j Browne , Haro ld S. Foote , F r e d e r i c
.ri.-»n l><in'K-r»tle t,i-:iKue of the Stan- , A . Bur l lngume, D e a n Emery . W i l l -
And wtacreim a similiir mo\< mi^nt lias IM-I n s u m ssfully «tiirt'-d In Kss.'-s fiiunty, wlt'Ti-In TInii l-Vlix Kcrk-n;:;i lias lu-i-n rt^4»gi'I'/« 1 fjv thi- ItMli.iii l>(,mo<-riits of KSM-X ^'(Hinty :ts thi-ir
ummit m
tfatr
Lou Appleton Real Estate Broker
noni lc pol icy to p u r c h a s e th i s land, nnti^auchael- A. .s^tto'-^-hto-; and that i t i s w i s e t o p u r c h a s e the remainder b e f o r e e n c o u n t e r i n g further e n h a n c e m e n t s -of real e s ta te VfllllCS
Of the $4,000,000.00 a l ready a l l o cated, a p p r o x i m a t e l y one- th ird l ias been npelit in acquis i t ion , and t w o -th irds in ' d e v e l o p m e n t of proper ly acquired— — — —
Al th i s p a r t i c u l a n i m e , t h e F i t t i a -tion i s that" in "addition to hav ing acquired a p p r o x i m a t e l y 00*;;. of the land, the C o m m i s s i o n be l i eves that it h a s c o m p l e t e d approx imate ly
j i am K. Wul lbr idge . John S - Mont-, gomery . Smi th F r - F e r g u s o n . A l -! l)ert H. Marckwald , P a g e C h a p ; '• man , Maicolm- Muir. Arrl i ie - B i Quarrier, T. W i l s o n Lloyd, George
k . i d . r : - . . .]Caw!T, J . Oscar W i l l i a m s , P h i l i p L -"Ami wh.-r-as it is tiic (It sf.-.- „r u.fs , s m i t h . Uufiis E. Leavi t t . B. WII1-
i - lu l i t i l u n l i t II) i-UIljlllK-llDtl W i l l i t i l t ' ' , T-,. , , ^ i _ ^ i », - r i . l i . T-" l ttallan Am.Tii-.-in l y i W of tt„- st.-u,-! I™ Dudley, G r a h a m H. B o l l y . Bd-»r Ni-w Jiii i-y and i:-.-.<'\: Cimntv: | ward„ R _ U e n w i c k . W i l l i a m S. Hoe,
'.'A;nl 'Alien as the ini-mln-is nt tlie . ' V*- * Pri,v-iil^i«je—I-n-sw-^rall-c Chiit ,in . . . . . _—^ ...^^^^*L -_—
Tiiun—e^rirmty d -sirt - l « - ;v - tlluUHTit -., -— — —. . . 7T^ni(-)rTr£trr"-prtri'"tptt-.'-'' nmoiifr^l"1 'nifTiT--?-• liers nt' tlie Itult.iii extractlu.-i ulL Union (Viimty :
"Xnw. die-il'-tv. i\e, the mcnilii r> of •.ild-riTTti; <ln 1JH-..|.\ .mloi.ui- tliw-lt..i<l-
„ ., . ,, „„ , . r.-.iiiif t't H-;Ti Mi,-liii-' A. S'-a«iifirchIo 35% of t h e n e c e s s a r y developmeuL l n l l l ( , Mt;U]1 ,.f N i tt , , , . r „ , . V i a t l l l „,, . Work. - " . leadership to llmj Fel i \ I-'(»rl,-ii:::i. the
T h e C o m m i s s i o n i s a s k i n g , a t t h e , i.-.Hi-r »r the n.-i'i.-m i».-nn.ei:its= ..f th,-c o m i n g e l e c t i o n , for a r e U r e n d . n n \ \ \ Z \ \ £ ^ * " V ™ I v ^ ^ under t w o a c t s i n v o l v i n g $1,.P)0,- ,,)tniut.s of tti«- ^nid .\'>w Prmuien.-e 000 00 in to ta l . It i s be l ieved thatJt+-mo. r«tlc fiulil one eop;. !»• H.-nt Hi
wi l l t-it-f c-ire Hon. Michael A. Srntnrrrt liin, one t.i n u i L J M «•«»«. I | ( i n i - v l u K„,ieiiz:i ol the County ut f
---hex. ami one "o'r~t-tiT'"Tn'e'3s,
th i s a m o u n t of m o n e y of a l l e s s e n t i a l requi i ;enu' irts iur the j next two or. _three y e a r s a n d -will permit of a c q u i r i n g the remainder TarTJie^333Ji^JhatJar»^'^'"Kiry a u ( i a l s d p e r m i t of s u b s t a n t i a l addi-
'ljateit Novi-mlier .'inl.
••josiorii i'Kx'ct, s«'<-.'p
• nonal -dcve' lopmfinL . - - ... . T h e "TJbmniissiou-ItT-composed of;
five g e n f l e m e n w h o s e r v e without" c o m p e n s a t i o n • arid" w h o h a v e no other Interes t . t h a n to s erve the Inhabi tants Of t h e C o u n t y to the best. of their.ability^'-
-Thc^l lver .eommiss ioners may JH»;_
Send your I tems of Interest t o T H E S U M M I T - H E R A L D . „ . . . , . _ .
Ldrraine Dance Hall
North Held, N. .1. i:vr:nV WKDNLSDAY NIGHT
BcKinning "Wed., Nov. Sth
Music by Fred Hocsley's - Lackawanna Serenadcrs — - 1. ttcfrcshmenla
p e r l y - h e t e r m e d BUceeBBfuHwiecu
zat ious ," a n d cbnse .quent ly . have" t k e ^ L t t p p r e t i a t i o J i of the economic
1 2 J P & p l e S t r e i ^ F " 7 ' " « - 4 « u e s U q n 3 . ! tha}. arise-in": cobueeHon"
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with a n y . en terpr i se s witli- which.
-^Pho^—Commission . u n d e r s t a n d s
"Extra-Keen"
Carving
Dark meat-or light meat —watch Dad sliceflip and "dish-out" the *?turk" with keen delight at-the Thanksgiving table. TJiat is, if you get h t o on* of our extra fine quality Carving Sets with which to "do the honors l" t
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- Optometrist 3J5 SFKIN(;I IL i.i»'r'jaii'
that the Comitv i s artproaehinrr'Tts" author i zed llmit_ a L b & u d e d i n a e b t - ' e d n e s s , and it the c i t i zens ot m e County dec ide t o actifav-orab.ly upon, the. f o r t h c o m i n g r e f e r e n d u m s , they" may rest a s s u r e d that "it i s nut the intent ion of the c o m m i s s i o n e r s to prec ip i ta te a s i t u a t i o n that would be e m b a r r a s s i n g from t h e e c o n o m i c -v i e w po in t .
A s a m a t t e r pf fact , it is be l ieved that t h e C o m m i s s i o n can cons i s t e n t l y c a r r y o n i t s e s s e n t i a l work
Wlurins the. n e x t t w e l v e m o n t h s by ! l i m i t i n g i t s r e q u i r e m e n t s for funds j to a p p r o x i m a t e l y $500,000.00. I A t t e n t i o n i s d irected to the fact jttiat i n d e p e n d e n t i n v e s t i g a t i o n s cbn-| d u e l e d by-highly-r^ptt tahia lccrt i i l ed 1 a c c o u n t a n t s d e v e l o p t h e fact that i t h e c r e a t ion o f p a r k s h a s a great
er ihancemeht u p o n r a t a b l e s of s u r -: round ing d i s t r i c t s . J A s a n e x a m p l e , - t h e resu l t s of a
recent invest igat ion; of this" chitr-
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_Take c a r e of_your h e a l t h in advance . Get rid of body po i son .
WjL-know its~ e.xceptionai~*hiertt"^mL-we prinus- ou i - conf idence b y offering- ?T;tttt-
i^Tor fthe.'eiflpfy—jar'-iri'tt f a l l s - t o -r-aHsTy,: "_'_!- .AcM - _ J J » H r" Indl i fesHon " L;
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. . iTakf i -a- tcasuoonful . nlt;h.t .andjpoi-alng! Jn. a full g lasn of water for a few days and no te the -Improveihcnt ."
Wm. Tyler Green
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Refrigeration SIMPLIFIED-QUIET
-ECONQMieAL -
Jjustjadiat^r^es-Sui^^ in connection with an electric refrigerator? It means that it can be installed in a few minutes, that it will run indefinitely, without oiling or attention. It means lower current consumption and more constant temperature. And it means perfect refrigeratioii that-keepsJoDdLfreshUuscious and wholesome.
All the moving parts of the General Electric Refrigerator arc enclosed in one hermetically;.
" sealed housm^th^Tteepsiffici^CT^ "irrtrid tJCouWe permanently-out. _ ',. ,_ ;
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T^TAIi NEWSDEALERS -
ON SATURDAY 855 SrMJfGFIKLtt AYli.
CONDIT^S Bulletra:
$2,000 CASH and easy terms
Buys new up-to-date brick and st4iccoiouseT-8=rox>ms,' sun parlor,- 3 baths, ipcJudjjn^jgtaU shower^ ejgtra lavaa-
tory firsttfioon" 2-car garage; very choice section; •only 10 mmutes* walk from.center of town. -
— — .Outstanding Advantages S i m p l i f i e d — — n o pipes, no drains, no atuchmcntsrPortible"
"—install anywhere, just plug into nearest outlet and it starts.
Q u i e t — t h r e e feet away you can hardly hear it.
N o S e r v i c i n g — w e v e r needs oiling or artencion. AJ1 tnov-infi_RiJ«_are__wcios^_injLn Jiefmcti<^ly_st;aled_housing, ._
E c o n O m i c a l — — u s e j very little current, and maintains uniform temfeEature,
C l e a n — t h e circulation o f air through the coils drives dust away from the top of the tefrigentoT
Quarantttd by Qtntral fftctric
Over a. period of fifteen years; six
models of nineteen different types—field- testecT them, improved them .", ; . and went on CO
Only an organization with-the world*wide-fib*' cilities and the unlimited resources of GenenU Electric could have put so much -man-power anSsarmuch moneybehind the development
"of^arsitfgle-product. ~
Models for every home axe cow on display. "Come in and^seeirhemHrfirdie meanwhile, mail the coupon below for an interesting descriptive .^ booklet. ' ' '
Clarence Condit Ileal KMate and Insurance
Consult a Hcalhtt "TEtEriHMrE n
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THE CREATION OF GENERAL ELECTRIC — LEADING ELECTRICAL RESEARCH QRGANIZATIQN_OF THE .WOBW.
WM^EMr^ MARSH, Ki^ SALE3 Official Representative 435 SPRINGFIELD AVE. - Strand-Bldg. Phone 2215
OPEN E V E N I N G S
"TSERVtCE SUMMIT, N.J,
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Sunday School Natators ToOpen Campaign — MajorCourt Teams Prepare | ame Ramblings On Possible Outcome
- of SnmniiKhathani Game Tomorrow Beta Elevens Confident of Victory But Past Perform
ances Show That Anything May Happen Where These Schools Meet in Any Sport Away Tb&tk in the dark ages, so it seenis at any rate, long before
-the ©^naos Tt-jrime and, if memory serves correctly, lieforo the regime effSfe* poj>al»r "'Buii.** Hunter, a local High School eleven succumbed t» Oaafcaaa High School.
S&m. «&wy say, Uiose given to a v - ; — — — — — - — — eariJS* Odi. Hut and l i e oilier. t l i a t | p | h W h i l P N a m e d «W *»*- <* *T<-rageH iu£]j^jia_ChMri4*_u , ,r r_." , f !™ 1 ™ V ™
* brinnmai <m th« football Held j Swimming Team Manager Hw ttrt and White fiordes of I .
Local Sports
tStp lIsM ^Cny ja the -Inmn ..WW. l i a s i s firmly believed liy th«
«6&tw&s o l the current Chatham . Hajt& St32i.£il aqrgre&ation who, de~
*$&*- s i e - t a r from impressive record' ©S John Fries" team, predict, httitev aajiH.._jrow that Chatham will
"•wiB^samwrow's fray, •which is to l>c staged al Soldier*" Memorial Field, HCartia*: a*t t : :o -p . m.
-Sanunlf Favored VBe**d from a non-partisan point
- a t -«lrtr. "3T looks', th i s tieance of the-,' raffifftciw,, .as likely to result In a[ SSsscSBait trituiix>h. However, "funny"; &$&&$ have*an uncanny habit ofi fiatEB?: jsla«e "In these Summit-!
- ©fejakmm exitsnclt-meniR, whether! "tftw be ctf t i e fiboed-fourt, lime-'Stacd srrSdjroM nr diamond. Take , the "feiw*ia3I |rame staged at Sum1
'wilt bu.7 iMsaitra. The Hill City nine
lather "White" aeer of the
was named man-Summit Y, >V. C. A.
swimming team at a meeting Jheld at the "Y" Wednesday. The fleaaon iH to be opened on the afternoon of Tuesday, November 22nd, with tho team of the Girls" Division of the Murriwtown. Y. M. C. A., an the attraction in 'the local Y. M. C. A. tank. Other meets with the Orange, Madison, Plainflehl and Kahway Y. W. C.VA.'B are pending.-
200 at League Benefit Smoker
• More than two hundred persona attended the.smoker held Tuesday evening at the" Irvlngton Elks audi-
--catena-iiw-HMi«fert favored-to-poi-^oiinni -tor the benefit ofTnftoae. "-••**«>»aTWi*-Mwrrl5: County" oatfit with "'Lackawanna League players who
*•»*- j sustained Injuries while playing Fear SK time 31 lookod as if It was;during the "past 'season. A good
• a s «5fc*T u i am p h for Summit. Go- "sized delegation from Summit, -—*** f»««nfe*-ta*t inning, Chatham up 'Chatham, New Providence, and
-.«» I&* fc*S~»ii3a"Snmnjit leading atJMillhurn was present. The cve-.."S-l_ sfee Sanuoii mentor, Elwood|nlng was devoted to several "vaude-
CBtnass. yt-jfla-ced Hie pitcher who vllle numbers nnd to amateur box-i_ l***_**** . . %*rWnc__50__ effectivej^i.1 Ing bouts.
„ ta l iag fciss completely out of the i ' Preceding the smoker, a dinner • S*ESJ# *» *«_*«. s ive some of the; was tendered in the Elks dining . . I t n i t l i |3df a_ chance to improve i hall In honor ot the .players who
' ih*&f$&&y tej experience. j represented MiUlmrn during the _"i_ WeES. s^-veral Summit_ flingers ,-past season. Sixty persons lnclud-
w**e s«sa \i» iSie mound, each being j ing representatives of every team
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Keyes Proves Fickle Basketball Haver, m^gito^ to.Big Five]
Kennedy Has Squad Withoot a Center and (WnerT. Weeks Off-Sig Five Prospects Beto«! 5!
. Acquisition of Keyes }
The:*x4remely bright outloolt of th* ScBMasSa T . ' J t c 4 team waa dimmed exceedingly last ewenme, WBata j^^v Xj^ R
regarded as a fixture at the pivot past. JaJ&ai tuLipm ia h;.s " ance with the assoclatloa coartatera ,hs. .tkcfr «ssBd.-w£fck}j W o . and when subsequently It was learned! tfcaa fee fcaa r ^ his lot with the Summit Bigr"FiTe„.wftfc. wMe& major portion of last season.
aPPear.
©2>ce
Sse 3>lajed t^
nbf most disreputable - i a rffcS risaSss of Latham, walkinp; men
;; t» ece . !•"«, i3i.ree order as If it "was -•-• -tawTktEg; w» Bo. And, sis a result of - : t l c l r wa lSta^ orgy, ruu9 trickled Z^tMalSm Sl»e_1plalelsu>' faSt^iaV wheiv 5 31t te » > • « • *•*« brought to a termi-:rfa*tbK& Cla»!t33*ia «-aa leading Sum-"j.«»tt—asea SoaasmU's efforts to shove K^MMW a««ne to tke frost in the. last n j lp l f f «£ «3h* S U M session proved v f'-#rttt«„ *rt«al, the tlrat to be regiB-|^.jKXKiK_hf a. Outlham Higli team in f"-wav *sw«i£ «vef .Snmmlt In more •i ' .taoOB tww years. reBulling. •|- B«fh Weak 4 _Sa , fi^lk*, y-ona «an see just why •4. 'M i t 11343* d * e tiwaa sheer- folly to!
In the league, were in attendance along with other invited guests.
SEEK llASKtiTBALL GAMES
Ttte^TIkB-Boys,Club pi -Elizabeth, a senior basketball quintet, would Hlte to arrange games with a]l the leading teams in this vicinity. "The Junior Antlers have- been represented on the floor tor tho past several seasons and have scored triumph after, triumph over some of the leading metropolitan teams." In past years the Elks Boys Club chalked up one hundred and ten victories and was handed but four defeata and those by the Passnic-
iwrmKBWflSv*, ioo Bure~-ot"Tire i"Wonctor8--- lH- tn<?lr Haeup are some %. wHetKKw <BS Somorrow's 'contest-r-w< , , ,~k n o w n baaketocra of Union f*~t*m* irosr* *^u^nv" thMngs a r o ] * ^ 1 1 1 7 - Teams wishing to book the ^ Ha&Bre^ Ihapfwn Antlers nhould write t a Manager Al, 1 1j£* s nranSfi ireveal that PO mat-! D r , c k l p r . «47-AdafflB-Ave.7 Eltza-E j f c t a s i i i f l i l t JSiejauUmvm -teami bt'-Ul' N - J-. . ._ ;;, acf^kt be. torariabiy when pitted! " ,-,t. s»<»tetl a SBmrnit «uiflt it has been! "'.-' a t Urn htfsi, mhereas the Summit I
New Field of Endeavor '.'Are you a musical comedy pro
C^wfcatSr injrl»-"ThaT trm^Tomy ;durerr* asked tbB~warden: — * ' Sfcai*1>eieai performing in creditable A-... tio&jgm* Sbt# the well-known Ford £ act. «iTT*i[i3E repeatedly at Us ^ «4«BC«^iK|ii.jE3iath"ami3n_iho-«Uier-V. TBmt iaas^Bbos; each and every op-:{. _B«ei»aay *3tA pressing it to its |- , ' .MMM a^samagHeu -,•!. Tfcw ytsar Ssidn' both Chatham and j v o u
swatanafe . decttedly icoak, Chatham ' taT& i . rfcaHtfese &MSSL eveiy one oMts^gamca i,,- l e *i£e aaaa iSammii having posted %~'. tm ««e trianifib~1a five "stiirtH."
"1 am "Welcome to our penitentiary!
If you can cheer these surround-lnga--:-by~ producing "a™ few"-jrood tunea and BoiWe-Kxmuiso laughs"—
"You'll get me a pardon?" "No. We'll secure' a salary for
so largo - that' you' can't af-to quit."—-Washington Star.
Third Swimming Victory Sought
Ogden Memorial, of Chat° -ham, Want Permanent Possession" of Sunday
- "School League Trophy
First of Meets on Tonight Apparently Ogden Memorial
Church, of Chatham, is out to gain permaiient..j>oflBesBloii tit the Sunday- School Association swimming trophy, two legs of which they al-rendy.hoid by_dlntofuheir triumph Jast year and the season previous, for the Morris County-church given every evidence of doing everything to bag the third legTdirthc cup and thus gain title to it; - -
Of iKe three schools that have filed entries for the CIBSB A competition, that limited to boys between t.lie_a£ea„.Bf„eleven .and—thirt«enr which Is to be .held tonight beginning at 7 o'clock in the local Y. M. C. A. tank, that of the Ogden Memorial. Church, .baa .filed -seven- en tries, one more than the "number sent in by the New Providence Presbyterian Church and the Central Presbyterian Church;~of"ThiB
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of
£*::„. 'WM^MfciMt&a High School «t*vnr Jk- iaUi ttJmft.-M49«a &Mffe T^merrtiwrp^e^Mid Si:..***** *» _ e*icage —the- -Glen
„ , Mssfe . ch»&l - AfffuroRSUon..
Hold* Thirteen Spades Boston.—In a .recent game
aucUan bridge, Mra. Adolph H aanrbciger.'wKe of Metre. TBahtttef gEr-HBHtetantfen^ineerof the" TOS^B. ••Utah." ^h ld thirteen-, spadeB,'' the
highest - hands; po»stblfr: nr bridge whist, and made a' total acore of S5± points on one hand.
•tut resaear^amj^Ued-trossL . S& **irflaiKirSamiKit Chap-"
^ • * , JSffiTj l i s * -no 'SWto.
4iiw»»e eo»ta $J.^ ~ ^ '^-~;r: ^ t e r k ^ Y e e ; . * ? .
Jorry-^That'fl lucky. 1 hav* only $2.—Prom the Detroit New§^
sses
Scholastic Football Records
WIMKI S ie ir y^tk .
S. Temple panimenL
P. T. Hammonds, chairman the_social .committee of the Y'B ^en^e-Gluhr had charge of the entertainment. A .scries of short talks"were given by the-following explanatory of the various activit ies of the Association j v o r l t i — — -
Milton D. Wright talked about the gymnasium work, urging those present to get -into some gym class in order to keep'tBeniSelves physically- fit. Harry Double-followed telling Iri 'iTn interesting way of the bowling activities and the^ vaI^ije"of the game to" health. Roy Bautn gave a good talk on'basket-baTTT^mphasizing particularly the fi£w organization of the Basketball Club, which will have re&ponsibili-ty this , season for all basketball games and team development. Then a resume 'of the purpose and work
director. Ralph Rindfusz. i h e n answered
the, "queation on the program: "What is to happen on -November
New Members Dinner at "Y" Last Night
Fifty men attended the first new member's dinner of the" season at the Y. M.- C. A. last night. Presiding -was B.- P. Turnbull, chairman of the memberships committee b f t h e ^ ; " HrB:Bishop;president of the association, offered the opening prayer. Milt Wright led the gathering in songs at various stages auring the prbgfdm. MerliniS^!1 t h o u * h «* »tat» be Inland, it a -* playing piano accom- l* U " * * u * • *#n»«^Ulme province
ftNPtMRS : A girl who hiked from Pittsburgh to the-west-coast lost several pairs of shoes In one- stataj *ecausB of the mud. We won*\ Wntlon the-stBte,rbut Jher j-outa led through-Kai^Bas and BCferal Jother atatea. -, . — -*-
• * * ( _ Which only goes to prove thTat
even though
In the Associaticiu other than this trio- neglected to flic entries In the youngest ela»Br depending -on their
preservatives in the other two JUYJfl^nj^fejE^ttlder hojta tergamor JMiffieiehfc ipqfiita-to-net tlrem tp'er champiojishiiK..'-" ' - .Those __wb,o^.ar(B. .ta.jtepreBjnX
"OBfleff Memorial iu the events to be staged - tohlght" are "TJphn Tflercei% .John, See. Osca'c Loree^bormarCAU ^fTaT^BSTulms amlth and HaTIocK
^^Warr'PxesbyrerlanT'causfc -lurj. Henry 'jBearborn. J. Cowan. James Ames, George Mcintosh, Willalrd
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. S u m m i t „ . . . . ]g , l l n h w i i y 7
Tota' .s 71 1 > — : —
K a m m l t ' h l a i n f i p l d 6 Huh w a y jt
.. MiitUnon $ '". Rttsct lc" 7
W e U f i e i d 7
. T o t a l s „... 34
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.-', .. . Totals ..,., „ ;. fie — i a • • i
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represent the New Providence Presbyterian Church,are Clyde Knoll, Robert KelIy,_ Donald. Totten,- Ed^ ward Kelly, Carl Bason and Chester Lambert.
Six events are slated for this evening. They are 15 and 80-yard free style swims, 15-yard backstroke *wlm, diving event,- 60-yard relay and novelty event.
Competition is to be continued next Friday night, with Class. B events, and will be concluded one week later on Friday, November 18th, with Class A events.
City Spends Maeh New York.—For tho, first time
in the history or the city, the an-* nual budget^ctoaaed' the <60u,0POT*. 000 mark and New York Is now a half billion. a year city. Figures recently computed for the annual budget amounted to *511,000,000. which included nearly ,fM,000,000 for the building of new subways.
With the election near In Mexico, WW notice^ that several of the (Candidates are choosing that others shall not _rnn. - - - - - —
; SeveratTot our leading "open^
Klnded" people can't see why oth-J > should be so "narrow" as to!
* o to church. •• jp, i *- •-
M i r He told or the si>ejc4ftl dln-ncrjilanoed for that "date, when all young men 6t the city between the+below, ag^Srjrf^M'itndaO'w^iw^nvlt^TO^-"^^ attend^ and_ hear an outstanding speaker and be given the oppor-
--_i ^Drojwns Child .
t«nt«y nf ^ir i» F P„rt_t„_ d i ^ ^ j ^ n j , J^gggiTT^T ^ ^ ^ r ^ ^ t ^ f e *«Sf:»»*B-WTget •BTe»«y_
ii^eoisritl^TSe^JH^r^~^C6r|stma» concluded this phase of the ; pro-
i r, „„ an inEtructiv© talk, oh of the "Y"°"ijflovement,
gram j with the- history
W^Craad- jtpbert Ames Thftaelo l t » growth-and International *cMvi-ties. --.He^told alsw of plans for t&o Week of Prayer, November 13-19. —The entertainment and humor of the evening: were contributed by a splendid after-dintfer speaker, "William Kelgarde, of New York City. As a story-teller Mr. Kelgarde is a .wonder, and he kept bis audience lit laughter for a-half hour, lncludr ing a number of stories which served to illustrate-some of the things said in the short talks preceding hla. - " " " - , '
Bowling Y. M, C. A. League
Lou Appleton Real Estate Broker
12 Maple Street
L e s l i e . S c h t t s s S t a h l . . L « h r . D a v i s .
I>AV18 " 145
...-. ~ 1 « ~ „ - i «
177 J«6
T o t a l s : 794 J o ! « E S
S n o n k „ 141 T h o l a t i - , - * j S . . - i u JU£^ Smith Forbrlnger Jones
i
Totals,;:,,.
140 • " H
..» « t
•171 isr, " 13S 152
~717
155 140
" 138 15V
144 137 141 127 no 719
1S9 IRS 159 U 4
S!4
,_ Htd^dlea are )«wt aa-sma the men. they say, but we know) a. girl -who slapped a dctor be-j jpause he said she had acute lndl-4 Bestlon. * -s»Hr.-""—
Speaking ot the fair *sex~ VTiS
Cmembers the good old dayi i*n jrou couTdh'Jjsee their vac-
jclnatloQ. marhar.-'
Twilight League Leaders in Session
Plan Booster Dinner Next _ Spring When Trophy
Will Be Presented to K. of C. Team
Fourteen Boys Inducted— Into Hi V Clubs
Fourteen boys were inducted inlet the Junior and Senior Hi-Y clubs ht Summit In the first induction ceremony held here, at a joint dinner of the two clubs.Ojjednesday evening *t the Y. M. C. A. The clubs which have' been running for aoate yeara,-formerly were only luncheon clubs. They will --still be open to members and non-members, but with the-M-of f icial' members as a nucleus, "Y" officials feel that the Induction ceremony will become a regular feature.
The ceremony was conducted by a team of four bays from Plain-field; Jieaded by" an adult leader. George Wootten, secretary of the Summit Senior Hi-Y club, presided in place ot tho president, Walter Truesdell, who was III.
S e C a i r o ^laabilt^ __Hgr£»r» SL KcBj^a^. catxh.^, •'"Y" qafittft, assnsning ibat -\ndt would; b» oat at «3i* m.n praVin drtll»lm«a up efa* Tar«iy iumhin». tion_ wttfi" Itereai ami eauiu a: i0--wardl aa« Ifcne*- aBfl Ohlum M guard,, sheevmg n©rd U-<\ hereto a second esftriffly ia«LD» into Andt vacated a«Ha. ' la»ea , ^ j , l n manner eh» - v ~ through; a_-Seas5fiy
.team -that I •s>nt j
Y" Bowlers Drop Two Games to Dover Five
Other Teams May Enter
The Summit Y. M. C. A. quintet slipped Into a tie for first place in the Lackawanna Bowling. League last night, dropping two out o r three games to the -Dover team on the latter's lanes. "The match,-was closely contested, with the Dover team shoving ahead in the third and Tinal game, tumbling down the pins at a 887 clip, seventeen pins more. _than:_ the . JHllL .. City—team
AOPlUed:
jnese^nnes in vii3c-h t^ 1 regulars dtaSsffc paSSsh. uil the jaiu vees wtt& ttBseiiir arsffial « .sr-.
Witfe Ete «pesa2iac iKaine" lmt tvB i weeks off. Kwaua^iy jj, 'i-t.afrbntei j with the- task eff srsuxmrn^ a Venter. There- laasit a» aiandance of center nEttertal; m lata, thwe ft g •. dearth; off fit- Xmi Mor^t, y ^ jumped! last sieaataa. is now otn o{ the game wiSlpT-a sjrraiLf-a anUci that;, mas- Jutt&Mxn oat for time. Walter Itenr. the teroii • team ptrot. Is s^jraag atnd - IBMJW ,- | lencedl
There- is tfee fwisExbiUtT tha* ;
either Banns «r 3B*rrj"31 viu ^ j placed at: tmsSst-j. Hius leavuij' open oae texrwanA post isrhitij doubtlessly- woraBd fee Iflled hr }>e' who gaTe a speKicl e^Mteiion in hii '• first -a^pemnaaeie wiiih the- T ar«'tv i last nigfiEL
Bill Us&eir. ersatk
Ri-alf D o r w a r t Jont's ^ „
. . . — Preaches From Spirit Brighton, Ehg.—A unique dedica
tion service was recently conducted byrRev.-A. Hft*rJnglo»rvlcar of-St. Luke's, TPfeatonvlHe, when he stood at-the-top of a church spire.JMJeet above the grounds . - i l l s words'were distinctly heard oy the"' crowds
driven to d^tja^Uou by- the aufter^
and-, gangrene poisoning, drowned the child lu a. bath tub. The father:
was exonerated,.by_ a Jury,, which included three women!
_At a meeting of the moguls "of the Twilight League held at the Y, M. C. A. last night the league championship cup was perforce awarded to the Knights of Columbus team, leaders at the finish.
It was decided at the meeting that the actual presentation of the bowl would not take place until Just be-foj^_tt^e^penJnjc j>f_the season next year wheri~"it Is planned to hold a booster dinner-in order to create I ?%ty
the proper setting for the infusion of -enthusiasm. . _—..
At -th' s dinner it is planned to have some Individual from baser ball's hall of fame, p o s s i b l y - t h ^ "Big Train." S i r Walter-Johnsonr now the manager of the Newark Bears, a s the guest of honor. -
In-addition to the above a committee" of three, consisting of N. S. Garis, 0,3. Falkenburg, C. F. Gushing, was named to formulate rules and regulations for the next~season. It was also "decided^to allow the filing of applications foiunewjteams to enter i i t ease any^of last season's
"Lew Schrumpf.'of "the local teamu posted the high mark of the match, a 222 rolled iti the third~Eame. The rolling of the Summit team waa marked> by its consistency:. The local pinsmiths registered 874 in the first game. 871 In the second and 870 In the third.
The scores: S U M M I T
B u r n e t t i__ -202
S c h r u m p f
Totalis ~
Glerk ler . K e l l e r ;„„, F i s h e r
R u d f n s k y - Z a h a e k - .•:.
T o t a l s .
181) 153 149
... . . , . . 1S4
T . ~ . 874 D O V E R ,
123 ue_. ir>7 1!K>
.-•/. . . lf.4
nit 190 176 Kin 182
154 1S7 145 212 2 2 *
871 870
7S1
t9H 18* 202 172
-Tsy
U59
168
1*3 j " 173
iraarl. is Ftill j vacattonEog: am& ii,* mm eipccu-d to j be haefc' Esmtil S&OTUT Saeifore the:
campaiien! Es Easrawfti a. Bill -nasi oa t to one" p«rautt!E!r>e befpr* leaving j oa-h.is^-Ta,ca£KsS-
Th.e retmna «yjf Kt-?-*-* 70 the ~B\z j Five's foUd &xs ouncasipned a ri&f- m f l a t •te«B*"s--saiBe-ai.-'Ti^ Biir -fir?
jBhapesr-.wat =aar qtSs ^trosg*^--rfti!tJ quintet to £&* eiaT. wiiai with such stars a s C&arfles CcaJiss, Bill I Papio and Andy Vaa Ittyes irroup. j ed on It.
I t T s i £Buxa*h&_ efeat^lhe. l«B!D_TtiIlJ Itne-ap with '"CKKSSaai* "at -i-en'tfrj Keyes at OTBP fawnrarfl And either' Paplo enr Hedoi Breira at th.e other with Gotr^wj -Mmsvxtr ai ^,T«I- imard' post aawl efEfises- Pajra.s or Bream at the other.
-The-Big Flvw. wtiSrh opraeii'ji season las t Sa8Brd«T. bowing; 55-&•, to the I'alne t^mf^htxtiomi CJfiarch teana.. c f Rictaijoxid Hill, L-I. , i« t» "aptpffl tvs- Swene seawn neact-SitarfeT E!s®£r3il3Bg -oa ihi-Salem A. C «sf H331ridc. at St. Teresa's ffcrtL
"2IT7'; Flam.Aa- ren.ew S'war- J le i Crmi. ""'j memberffliSp ifcmwErfa. £imiimt Chap-HS7 i ter , Xov. U«fc-«w 3&tftu
toamS drop out."The8e..iippHcatlonft will be considered In the order of jeceipt"...,..^.™.,- . . . ' . .
_The next meeting of the" governors wur probably. bc_held in Janiir asj^BO- iB-to^Ket-anTearty. start and
needing; attention; before-the regular annual session- to elect offieers ami* actu-aiiy pass" on thp rules and regula-tlons.___ .- ' •
Smt Suited Her ~ " . Mrs. Brlnton—If you" ever take
a day off-again, Jane, without my 'consent, t. shall have to get another maid!
Maid—r wish you would, ma'am. There's quite enough work for two ot us*—Philadelphia Bulletin.
Schedule of Mails at the Summit Post Of fice
MAILS OPEN— ; From alt points—7.45, 9.15 a. m.
From post offices between,Sum-p mlt and^ Hoboken—7ASL M S j j t
•BT;""KD0 p. in. From post offices west ot Summit—915 1. m.; 12.00 m.; .4,00 p. m. From New York. Newark and points beyond—1.45, 9.15 a. m.; 12.30, 3.30, 5.0Q p. m. From -post offices on Passaic and Delaware—9.15 a. m.; 3.00 p. m.
. tKJRWART Howard 15ft Sehrntnpf 15« ruimmyf Dorwart
- Total*
B o e k •'-„!•.-.. Atttar Pww*H —.
"it: * Twrr
1&7 146 1«2-
T S T SOS
168 145 ins
Tiff m
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73S 7t2
148 ISO 137 1«5
1S»
MAILS CLOSR- . For New York and points beyond —6.50, 7.46, 9.00, 10.50; 11.30 a. m.; 1.60, 3.00, 5.00, 0.30 p. in. For post offices between Summit and Hoboken-—J7.45, Jll-3A.*._j»._: 3;B»,"fr.30 p. at. For post offices on B., L A W. R,R.—west of Summit—7.46, 9.30 m. BLJ; 4.00,0.30 p. m. '"- -. For poit-^otflMw on-Passaic and Beleware—7.45 «. m.; 13,30s, 4.30
> m . ""^ , . J w . -•-.
Ihe Caoke, "A feller went to the poorhouse
the other day, riding in his own car,"" Bald Constable ' Slackputter o( Petunia.
"Good gosh!" ejaculated hlsif hearer, - "What made 'em .let him in?" .
"Oh, they recbgnlied~tTiat It was his car that "made him poor."— Kansas City Star.
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b f - f i r s t tunoosA t-anum.
Plan to renew your Bed Cross membership through Summit Chapter, Kov, 11th to 20th.
lor
75c cleaned lor
The With surprising results! colors are bright and L The fabric has alt the looks and feel of Taewneiw. The shape I» perfectly restored.
Pot »bi* serrlee. to the (est!
'Phone Summit 2107 Beiltery service twfce a day
*eTMM«^ Cleaners Corporation
"tYaftsmea la keeping talngV icw" .: PUuit And efllee located at US Horrb Ave^ SranU, 3J. J ,
O^ea M^orial Charch.
MSi£i*^: I'.-KVa. *gH>J
aiagafea'Viia^
Hunters! Aim—
F o r i n actxwe seasosa this year. O o t w i t h the banting t o g s now. Dus t eff tbe cartridge belt and gaaae 3fag-O i l up tne~eT SOPtgma and-ge t set f o r yemr first trip «£ tfae general htmting season.
"••TirtarasiiiiB- [ I I P T T u i l * B W I ltirilffi if
November lOtfr. * .
Shot (rtnts - Gun ("lascs Shells - Hunting Knives
Hiteting Togs, etc. We have them all
Frank A. Wahl 7%e Sport Shop of Summit
355 SPRINGFIELD AVE. TELEPHON E 253
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THE SUMMrr HEKALt) iM«> BtJMMIT RE^ORH SUMMIT, N. J.
' l i ' l B W ' S i i B n i i November 1st ^"""Tonnril Plaris forSnow^emoval Act Bids Oni Sinow«Loadcr-^MayUse l i On Street
Work in Summer—OrdteSHces. Supplement Street Improvement Monies—-to Accept New Fire Engines
f,klr.K forward through the warmth o r misplaced Ju ly weather, rmmion Council l as t Tuesday e v e n i n g , made, p lans for the expe-
t J e °of the problem of snow removal next win te r . " The plana in* d t i° ' ! l the passage of a resolution introduced by Councilman Corby of
Summit Policemen
PATPOLMAN EDWARD EGAN
authorizing adverllflument for bids for turniBli-
ine a «now-Ioader, recording to
. . ' ^wara tu-s will be seK-propell-' h ' e 'd Eclffceding and will be ZA especially to remove . now
i d UP «» th° c u r b B by Ule
the specifications Maple s treet where the width was made 40. feet instead of 36 feet Us originally Intended $5,000 was raised. The four-foot addition-was decided, after the -original ordi :
pU57..IoW3. This new" machine i a T n B n c e had been passed E7d t" have the- capacity to load I * . .. « « « * •«
one mfcHHe.Sind Is ex-down on the man
A second $5,000 In the supplementary ordinances went for the curbs and gmte ra on Ashland p l ace t an improvement which, citi-
e t u l l , , . zens aeked after objecting to-them ( ir is also possible tha t t he load- .when, the street improvement w a s '
000 ia to go to r the extension of I Myrtle nycnu t r to the Soldiers ' Me
Field
iis'iruck in
fntt u°JVlo load the t rucks at
the curb*.
T~*-ill ]H~ufifizcd I n ^ ^ r e - B u m m e r J J for loading" mater ia ls used In
^ ^ ; » p a l r work. The bids will, £T«-elved at the next regular Acting of "us C o u n c i l - . o n N o *
, SnMilfnirnt Street Moneys The Council passed"" on first
rp-idinc three ordinances designed in appropriate supplementary money f o r strcei improvement j prlat ion of "?2l
- work done last summer. The three t ion ' or Ihe -nrdinanrcs totaled a supplement of
•^T7W"~The~*<xtra -money was -a l t lor' unexpected exteiMona For
J. A. Thompson
Real Estate
402 CENTRAL BLDG.
*>hone Summit 67
summit, N. J.
- Consult a Realtor ""7
morlal .Field, the added length making a parkway to the edge of I the field. j
To Accept New Fire Engines | Two pending ordinances were
adopted. Those included the.i measure providing for the appro- '
GO.0OO for th'e erec- ' t ion ' of Ihe - new Junior^. High School: and the ordinance extend- > ing the fire limits automatically ! with the- extension of the business j zone. ' ~ "
The Council passed a resolution introduced by Councilman Oaks, ot I the Fi re and Police Committee, j pi'ovldliiK tliat the hills of sale of i the old fire engines should be ' handed over to the SeagraVe "Com-j pany from whom the new engines ', were purchased. The new .endues have not yet. been "accepted but Mr. | Oaks said tha t they have passed all tes ts and will be accepted as-soon-
Danger To CUJ^Jhying-Ia Streets i-WaraM W m & l l p r y Presentment
Faced With Appalling Number of Deaths, Parents Urged to Co-operate in Meeting Danger of Situation —Caution on Bright Lights at Night—Drivers of Cars Warned
The_TolIowlnK presentment was parked "automobiles and other ob-filed by~~tEe-October te rm Union jstaclcs into the street and directly County Grand Jury , on "Wednesday: in the path of passing t a r ? , Wc
-j The Grand Inquest for the State" of New Jersey and-for t he body of
call upon the parents or children of f l l „ , ( o h [ , j „c., t ender -ape In this county to do
the County of Union. u p S T ' t h i l r <£&; " t n } ° ^ to safeguard their * - children from placing themselves
in tills peril. We find tha t many of these children a re of foreign parents- who probably do not know
plaints against d r ivers of, m o t o r ! or understand the peril their chil-vehicles, because of Injuries tOjdren are in when left alone in the pedestr ians and others, resul t ing In j public streets." and we recommend many r a t e s in death. , to the proper local authori t ies in ••This body has had called to Its leach community that • a l t t a r n i n g
at tention by the Prosecutor of the against this peril bQ.cn l l t sHo the
o a t h _i"_ Present . That this body
stdcred a l a r s e number of con-
com-
Plcas, t ha i previous-Grand Ju r i e s have-recommended to the Lcgisla-
attcntion of children in the various schools throughout the county, and
totr^thc=CTiminaI -la-vK-of-thla-^rtRo^mt slrii!IRiPwarniifg-be" called
na\ advantage to - those bringing It about, and of Brent exuensc, to tin. State ur Government who are-ftrrrcd to resume the entire proeeedlne.s Mr. Kaltenborn styled our criminal tr ials ns the "great Amerieun ^porting game," and deplored iln number of ICKOI sharks who. versed to the laat degree in all sorts or technical legal tricks te obstruct the clear - Issues, do not hesitate to defeat the ends juf- justice by such means.
Of the Knapp case, now riguring MO prominently hi the nf iws, Mr. Knltenbnrn declared that the fact i ha l the defendant is a wcni'iii should have nothing {*?%«> with
one who has obviously, violated h w sa<0-e<l official duty, and Io-<t, In so degraded a innnnev. her privilege of serving Well in high office the "greatest State lu the— r«io"n." Such negligence should not lie rewarded wlm mercy on the basis of womanhood. Given a fair chancel to exonerate herself In publii-coiii't, j she ehose^ ratln»r lo get behind tln*i shield of her attorney who directed her statementR given out in in- j tcrvlews" wl'li the press, a course > wj ikh . in itseif^JMr. Kaltenlimn '
"hina can never unite, nor can It ,-ver divide, but there ts a hopeful1
.lls.li. 111. the. fact that she ha*, a" !;v*t. ejected the Hed- R.is-!:iu, whose \vltple creed of ••xtniauri- li ihutnefvleafly opposed to t'.e three ireat u adit Ions upon which China ;-i founded -v,or>h!p '-f a m . . " o r . >r familv and of horn*' or l.tud. tapan, !:lrhi!Uf;h tnuil.li ij liy '!>'• t-eonoJiii.'TytrxiKjtK s *>f tile <!••!!.<:i>oi lieriod HOiuewh-at . Iielati •) b^ l>rohh m i -nf, UK: b'liltni e ..ml industry, and Mill (ii'lint; the lo-».-e.-> i>f th'- c.ir^iOiutike di-..t.;">r of It'J'I. h a s , Tiowi-ver, <>>ine lit t h e ie . i ! i / . i -
tlon that she must live "m tlt<" World, with ' the WniM, f.>:- the World," anil will; a ti.-f-mn.- t-i,i'>'."e oT "heart, haw afi.iudoiied li t . nn-periiilLstie attitude" for -ill-" iii-rt-
democrattr . Uussia ts Still j a t«Tids_of the Communists , whose, n ' ! c there a re lui'fii agreed, both good" and b«4' points. As for the PhilippfU^C there, he said, at present w l t ^ l l l real problem. The ITiMpiuaft, Ttt^S tliiiu^h not r.eally r"eady tof Belf'l] K'»\t rnincut. rescut-jh" ilaminattajr^ <f the rjilted States, and n. certaiff^C r.u-hd illscriminatSon politically:-] and socially,'-V>n 'her par t , j i revenWs a sympn'heU' ' unders tanding l»** tv."<-ii them. A remedy for thW j r.mkin;: ro-ealment might be. MrJ.!i{ KOictib-irii thought, a loss mill tar-~ »:.se »tt i tnde towards^-the Phlll-*T p!r.<:-._,i>n the p a n j j j the Uni ted" S*;i**-.*. ••onfnb' l ive r,i
ami the gaming of t h e i r -ico through a more protec* " her than dlctatorfal policy; '
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(IMioto t>y Kevfitcme View fn,>
Hatrolman Kg~an is the Nemesis of apeeders and traffic violators. A
state governing such cases he so amended so more effective pro^ecu-
resnlt lng from the care less and m k l e s s use of automobiles t h a n now obtains.
I n our investigation of tne var i ous automobile case*: presented to us we found that many of the accidents were unavoidable PO far a s the driver or the motor vehicle was concerned- '! his was especially so in" cases 'where children met the i r death.
We appreciate the difficulty that some parents, have in proper ly street guarding the i r children a t all t imes of the day, but the use of motor vehicles has now become so p re -
to the attention or foreign parents by hand-bills or signs printed
JHI - laiHHiffrges—and— ported conspicuous public places.
Investigation also showed thnt many accidents are due to the unnecessary use or bright, glaring lights-by drivers or motor vehicles, when upproacTmiK other curs . We feel that if drivers of cars at night were more thoughtful and reasonable in the use of their l ights, many acudents would be avoided.
-We call upon the dr ivers of u n
considered self-condemnatory. , From the distressing condition i
i n of our political trials and nils-" ' "Tf laTs
"motorcycle cop." Officer Egan J l n a t raveled over by automobiles, pa t ro ls the citv ou his machine , t h a t t h c Practice or_ chi ldren of summoning violators, giving friend- , e n , t ! o r af^ l>la> l nR a**1 *»!nR t h e i,. ,»i™„.i„„« .*„<! . ' ^ , . . i . , . *h«™ public s t ree ts unaccompan ed by ly drrcctlonB and get t ing t h e r e a d u l l s ; ^ b e c o m e d e c i a e a i y d a n .
Plan Benefit For ! Exempt Firemen
First of Season's Talkson Current Events to Fortni tly Club by Kaltenborn
Th<:
Temptation It is generally the
• ~ fTSnest"""empIoyee~~wlio j succumbs t o - tempta-_ tion... _„"!..
"-TKc wise business man • knows-this^^and seeks:-
• protection- -from-" loss through Fidelity Bonds.
- Let us bond-your-em-^ '' ployees with the Stand-^ i-^ard"Acritfetir Insurarfte I Company_o£i>etroitr
Daniel McNamarr ^zReai Estate ..^
quick." Officer Kgau was appoint - K e r m i 3 . Several cases were brought as the company tu rns over the bills , ed a chancenian in February, 1922, to our at tent ion where _children of sa le to the city.- - -j a n d " was- raised to I h e -rat ing—or suddenly- r a n _ o i i t flJOirr_beb4B$L
A communication asking a raise : pa t ro lman In-August of t h e - s a m e - _ _ : - -- - - ' '' in the salary of the fire engine year . ; " : ; k~"— dr ive r s^was referred to commit-, tees. No amount was suggested in" the communication which asked the increase for all four of the engine drivers.
Deny IleHary I ' l uw Purkwny ' The- Council denied a petition
tha t DeUary place be made a parkway and "that t rucking should be. forbidden on that street. . In making Ui" ^ recommenda t ion . „f a eonTrntttee - to take charge of C a n ° ( - Brook Country Club CouneHman Oak.n said he felt It business arrangements ' for a play « r a ' weeks ago, took place in the was not desirable to mark out re.-- j 0 ])C, g j v r n a*5 a b-jneiit for Daniel '"Ugh School auditorium las t Wed-tain sections and keep trucking , Q j j a y a l u } j a l I 1 e s J. Ryan, both nesday afternoon. Mlsa -Welles, the^ out until_.so-me - g e H e r a l - p l a n - f o r - s c r l m ] s i v _;jil::a.nd -JMirh.- former ly . I'r^^id.enl^-presided. •- -_- ~_ ——-the whole city should be worked , members of tht* local fire depar t - The speaker of the afternoon, H. out . , - , - . . . --rn-ic:nt_- B t ) , | j a r e " inembT-fs tit' tn"e" 'V r Kaltenbcrmr was -aTi-old-friipniV
Damage said to be done on Exempt Firemen 's Association. t o c I l , D members, a n d really need-Division avenue by ' the water from 'r-|10 phij-, sponsored by some dozen 0 H n o introduction. One would not the Burnett raceway on HIack organizutions in the city, will V>e forego, however, l istening to an ln-brook, led the Council to authorize; p j V C U 'vx the Strand Theat re , De- troductlon by Miss Welles, w h o City - Solicitor Corbin to write to ', cember-19tli, it: was decided. * always manages something •Wiethe owner and inform him the con- | Heprpscntatives of 4he organiza- ' Hgbtfully apropos and amusing,
| d " - r ° ° ° " ' ? t . . . ? . C a b S ! t e ( ! - I t t o n s dlsc-nr.ne.1 p b n . s nv-« m e e t i n g . « " ' » »P»n « " 3 o c c a s i o n the p o p o -Two streem, Argyle coufT anil n c l f l l t l ih~^ i-„!«„ un-i,* f n m ™ n v 1 ' » f president was a t her wit t iest
Glendale Toad . i n the propert ies of ; headqliar ters the ProBpeet--HMl C o m p a n y . - ^ r e - - — ^ - M r_ c ^ c v e r c - ^ h o s o n a 3 f o i
the .speaker 'JiimpeiT foverseas to that troubled land of Houmania. The til tempt of Prince Carol to reinstate hlmiclf and overthrow his own small 'on - t in proclaimed K i n g - - and the existing regjency, Mr. Kaltenborn considered as a mutter of small moment. Urotlaua has ihe sitifnllim well in hand, and while the fcovern-
-jnents ot the llalkfn^kiiiKdoinfl a r e *, i i . . , • none ton strong at best, that of
l tor vehicles in genera), usmg the . K o u n i l l l l t a w ' „ , do w t ,M enough "us
iv tn J?HUH &yS \u U , , S ,"°i , n" iH- » - H; i i ' '- »f"« >'»" continued cx-n * " d ^ t l » ' I t If a P r U i l M n , i m h t , r . «•>»«'""> » r ^ r o l will, doubtless, be of deaths resulting from the uso-of _. l h t , i r b p s l po , , , .v_ m ° l o r . vehiclaa through care less , A word ™ </'ii,t . r tin. ftninei-ii
valcnt and necessary.- and t h e , a n d negligent driving. We cal l - ^ o n ' 0 T u ^ J . " " . J ' T t t
in^tho d S v l ! 6 ^ IV-6 m ? ™ c " e tremendous sum of money which, o r r n l B , ^ , ° C?J **" * h a t , h ° l f K U c h a «'»«ns ^ e r e reallv possl-
te , nble Bfttuitlon_ll«l-utoxv un^^-it^antA- hV-rroce-Tsarv^T.'y lief front.-; us in th is regard may be alleviated.
GEORGr. W. SWIFT, Foreman of the Grand Ju ry
~~_ ABK J. DAVID. TfosGcuthr "of the Pleas.
Mortgage Funds W c h a v e m o n e y to loan on first b o n d - a n d "
mor tgage , improved p roper ty in S u m m i t
and vicini tv .
The Summit Trust Co. . S lMMIT, N . ,1.
s t reets and highways so much used
The first regular meet ing of, the might devote bis ent i re hour 's time F i re Chief Kidney Colo *w:«s cho- ro r tn igh t ly Club since the highly to faking his. heaj-ers on a fleeting
sen Wednesday "nipht as cha i rman successful luncheon given a t [trip to tUe Orient, from whence he of a conTmtttee - to take charge of C a n . o e Brook Country Club sev - jhas just returned; He did, how
ever, compromise, and gave first
accepted a s Council.
city s t ree t s by t h e ;
a splendid resume! ot a few of the most Important happenings at the present_~jnrjmcttt.._ Beginning- witlr the latest developments in the Pall-Slnelair t r ia l , OT- Tather -nils-trial, Mr. Kaltenborn. after a word a s t o t h e whys and wherefores of mistrials and "their accrued benefits to those who brought them about, dwelt par t icular ly upon the shame of sucR Juggllngs with j u s -tice being not only easy to bring about but also quite too frequent
on f in our American courts of criminal jurisprudence today. The delay
said Mr. Kaltenborn, that he caused by these mistr ia ls ia. of slg-
Cnloji H o a e _ C u m p a n y ! l a r „ P r e 8 l d e n t was a t her wlttles s, Cominlltec members - Although expected to speak
enr ren t -pvents . he wished instead.
to send out of the' countiy in the near future. To her indemnity.
| money amounting to $f»2ri,o(i0,oi»ti. I she must add '$.'li»0.00o.(iuil debt for . l oans . -These, Hre-tncnd-ons—»>uintii i cannot_pos»lhly be dediided I'roiu] Mhe treasury of the country, Mr. | j Kaltenborn felt. Just whai would ] be the outcome of the situation, be i was not prepared to state, but de-| chared that "something must
break" soon In the way of relief or ! solution.- We, he said, are lend-• lug our own money to pay our-| selves back. --| And then came the promised i glimpse of the Far Kast. of China, ' Japan, Russia, and the Philippines, i through the eyes "or the recently-
returned traveller. Such a revi"w f of these countries under such cir-, c.umstances wimld be well worth-
'. wliOe- fronf "htiyom*. - i a t from a~ man in th». enviable position _of
;TiaVing the opportunity for" contacts and interviews with the l e a d e r a q t those fascinating places, the story "Ms an especially inlerest-Ing one. The situation in China, Mr. Kaltenborn said, he could sense as settling down somewhat.
P lan to" renew "your lied Cross membership th rough Summit Chapter, Nov." 11th to 20th.-
IX THE MAItKETH.ACK—ROCKS-
1
Rob't J. Murphy Real Estate Insurance*"" Loans-
41 -Union T l a c e * " 'Phone 133
Consult- a Keal tor
In mn lent Rouen. In the marketpl . iee, A tablet -markH the niiut—wJicru htimd
Ihe |>yr«' CM" Jeanne , the Maid. AfteF five hundred years , Thi- lirL' of IITe flowH round It < .'irr1-
lessly ; _3T0n"s • uafty nreds arc servedi" they . .line ;nul go
Ox th.-ir oee..sl(.ns. with their e.tn'S en r ro^ -e . ! - -
And searee nne lifts h i s eyes or Rives a. thrtURhl .-„- '
, T.»- ttje- i.lu tr»Bcdy eliaettMt h'Te. Vjtr ei;sH in dulls iibsi/rvante, though
.she**; throned _l-!ur.-ier In her i>ei>ple'M loyal hearta , - ,\a .dear a n d nat ive _aa—ihi-lr land of
Kranee. .-i*Ut^WVi..fn!in far.I1CW_lands ae^oHn the
Hf^t _ - - . —
Who jomtuey here a s pilKrliiii to a. ^nrhie, - . ~ ~ — - ™ — _
Tread Hoftlj' iKitr- this i>Iiw*='of-mwrtyT-' ~^ f l o i i i !
- • - " - -. iillAXC-HE-A.-SAVVAlKtl.—
Real Estate
^jliisitf^QJtce' -7 S«7 MOKKIH A V K M i :
lows: Patr ick Kelly, linaneial sec-[ re ia ry ; Ceorge Sharp, recording i secretar-y, rrnd Joseph Zeigner,< j t r easure r . i "iOnoiig the organizat ions rcpre -' sented were the following: Knights j of Columbus, Amej-ienji Legion.and Auxiliary, Elks Auxiliary, N- C. C.
• W., L. C. 11. A., Catholic Daughters of .Aiucirk:a._Kosary Societyv-Board
I of Fi re Wardens, Union Hose Com-i pany Xo. 1, lLise Comvany Xo. 2, I Hook and Ladder Company, Chemical -Engine Company and th" Ex-
^.empt Firemen's- Association. : — t — . — „ — _ i , __
; Million Dollar Estate of : Ex^Summit Man to Family ! • Members oL.thc .family „of Will-;fitm.f. Curttir, of !>Sii Fiftli avenue,
* ,,Nt'W~York. and, prominent resident . »=Kjf-yufnmit - for a period-of -twenty :
• to -thirty-five .y^ariTiKTirrcccive t h e . 'mhjor purlieu., of ,the (-state, e s t i - ' : mated.at- more tfiaTr$i.Oi)o,0fiO. un-ider th>~Teyms >f i"he will filed for tn ' e t r^bo is te rous -cejoaiu-uct, at _
. 'probaro_Uua~\vecK." Mr. Cur t is died Georgi.iL anxLBowdoin games. 8,000 :-- a i f October _Stli, at CftmjiciLZME.. h_«sb scJhojd..cb^rireji_oX2»ew Haven " >Tb.e~witt-ttlso- provlde.i public b e - : add West IIayirjijm_vo been b a r r e t ^ -^^«itti-c3«taUaR-na«ra^ "TfTrm of-CarUs, Fos"ri;ck f t ' Belknap. ~ " "- -~; - - ^ f - l _ _ r r _ ' ——i.
jp f which he .was a T n t r m h e r - a L t h e - - f l a n - to_rcne j> t jonrZ3ted Cniss. """flrne OIVIITH death. " Ul """menmenuiip th rough Summit CBap-
| ' Aueuline. S~ Curtis^ h i s , widow,,, ter . NoY- n t h to ^Qth.' _^
P O S T & FLAGG — • M<"ft*V*rf* ••f-fliw-' - • • -
Kct» YoiL Sioik Lxihjtige
I N V E S T M E N T SECURITIES
790 B R O A D STREET
N E W A R K —~ » ~ K . J.
Ai:FRLD L, DLNNIS. Ktud™x VMTUT
i
. ~Yalt ifigsfigdaTl*fti'spsj' l^'ew. Hareii-r"f3on.n.—Because _of
the
**Sra F lea" Tra>els Fast New _ York—"The Sea- Flea."
which looks l ike a c ross between a submarine and a seaplanj; piloted by GeprKC de Gasenl(o, | owner, crossed the Fnglish Channel from Boulogne to Dover In twenty min- I utes, averaging ninety-three miles ' an hour for the tr ip. Ga^enko j i r c - ! dicled-a similar craf t -carrying 100 passenKers, could easily blrTmuYt5~7 cross tlie Atlantic In forty hours.-
Plan __to rcnc_w_y_our_.lied Cr,oss membership through Summit-Chapter, Nov.-l l th to 2Uth. — —
^ S T A B L t S i n O I T S S r *
Oldest RedErEstate
!«.«„„ CT,...™II tea « « ™ ^ i r i s r - t ! receives one^half of the res idue of, - :-•="——-—••>........ _ — -H w n e Summit 489, Summit, J,. J . ; , ) K , c s t a t e l n " t r u 3 l , o r i i f t , , a n d ar-Co--opexate w i th -your home paper.
Summit Building & Loan ~' Association
N e w Series (**<?. 73) Opens November 10, 1927
^ o r Pailiculyg A^df^^s^VVmT^gQRyERrS
- h e r ' death -ii—jwRises to- their ch l l - -_ dren. Mrs. Kathcrinc C. Pierce, o t ;
» East N'lnclV-fourth s t r ee t : Mrs . : , Lena C. Pbillon, o t " n 3 " 2 P a r k aFe- , nue; Mrs. Helen C. Taylor, of New Haven, Conn.; Mrs. Mildred O.
: HuKhsou. of" Bal t imore , Md-r-and ' William" J. CurtH, - Jr.-, of H a r r i son, X. Y„ who receive the o the r half of the residue in t rus t for life. _ At their deaths the pr incipal • passes to their children. - i
and Insurance " 4geney:Jn Summit
Eugene CEiefsoii Opposite-Depot, Summit. S. 1.
Consaltra Rralttnr-
»"(K!-
First* Mortgages -Guarantees of Title
Guaranteed First Mortgages and
participation Certificates
State Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co.
J l J ^ ^ w o j p d l^oad - Central Bldp. .-Summit, N^J^
Flag Display By x Democrats Questioned
— A n - HMtuiry-as-to-why-the-^merl-'-;" .cau flag was lu front of the Demo-, crat ic , headquar ters , yes te rday ,
' brongliMorth the following a n s w e r , from Judge Carl E. Ackerrftan:
! "On behalf of the Democratic Club : of Summit,,the reason why the Am-j , erican. Flag is displayed in front of the Democratic headquar te r s i n ,
. Summit Is that the purpose 6f the club being purely patriotic, no bet-
' ter emblem of democracy can ho ; used than the display of the .Amer i - ; ; can flag!" J L _ . '
In reply toTHe quest ion: "Why i8-, the Aug out on a rainy day ," the judge said: < - .
.,_. J'Thg. Jla.g_wjLg_nj.>i.displayed_unt|1_, ain piisseilr OirH~lHoTnni]
Absolutely Sound Principles
are the basts upon which'^the business of "this bank is conducted. -''
(he was clear whua the flait was d i s - '
^played." Also, i n - a n s w e r to t h e ' qiiestkniH. the chairman of the c lub , pointed to the proper display of the flag Indoors. " I t - la -d isp layed out-T
side according to Army., regula t ions 1 n n d j n e best prac t i se hav lag- to -do . ' 'with th«° display of the na t iona l
This fact,, together with Capital and Surplus of $1,950,000 is your assurance of safety for-every dollar deposited here.
3°/ Interest on 0 Chequeing
Acctg. $500 or Over
A \ on Special ^ * - Interest Accta. $5.00 or cvst
Componu Morristou)n, N.J. *
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APARTMENT Modern s tandards of-llving have necessitated i j l t fa lnoi l r rh s tandards of apar tment house builiitng'. The Ambassador Apartment Home has been designed for prople twho desire the finest that new day appointments ctm tifrer. Here jott will find, in a country environment, at a n i-.ddn su of social distinction, a-homc as complete and modi rn as you toiild-posslbly wish for.
With These New and
rA Year Round Residence in Beautiful Morristown
A town house in country vurronndlnga! Morristown. ran-.( beautiful of suburban residential towhH, cnn'.,vnieiitl} lo-cated to bus and trolley to » w York City and Newark,. K an ideal setting for so beautiful a home.
»—, ApartmcptH of 2 t o ' 6 ' r o o m s $75 to $225 per month now
Modern Features
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ready for occupancy. Inspet tion may be pointment through the" office of
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Renting Agents
'Phone. 790 MORRISTOWN; -U&
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loetl irf !«**$ desirable for resides . tial "purposes. No decision a* to,' the ref loading of Brjsnt'poud has yet *he«n reached.
Six Plots Sold In " Watcfuuig Park
second Application by , Hahr for the inclusion of i
r > o a Morris a 'enuc j *treet,lu. ilia business !
_ denied by the Common! Tuesday evening. -J ' ^ the result of a ! which has recently developed the
The Watchumr Homes, / i n c . , >HCtion was
-Jftftu'datJo; IjCooamieaJ
next August Daniel J. McNamara president of the association, alone remained as director from the old
TJi^Key To Our City 0RGE MARVIN
^^^S^^^-^T^'^'T^^h T e n •»»»**'»»«* Afield Hon III regard to t h e " * - » * ' ^ T ^ ^ S w e s s o n - p l a y b o y s roared a Wort snappy cheer
of the Briant Pond area ' ° * e c t * C V C T a l v t ' r * attractive j I»»t evening in the street lo front learned from Councilman'! no2n-L's on h i s Property very s h o r t - j o f the ' courtroom. They had Just who made the motion tof1?- ThP charming location and; j ^ \ j d trom t h o dutch of-old
, with the reconiuiendationironvenieucc of these building sites j JJ5 T*w--JTihg the application. - + h w *cen appreciated by • e v « r a I J * , ^ i * ? ? , , . * M e * r r c 3 t e d l a s t S u " -
FiSSJfc?,-*«hr based hte second ap- well known Summit builders.whoKe! t ™ , , ^ , - J o r n V l k I n B a WestneM M o t i o n on the ground that prop- houses will he a dls'lnct credit to i J , u m m , t o u t o l a distinct-W i l e s devoted to-«business In the' the community. The sale was made i ! „ U m , H r u s h-h*-aP- Thirty-two ^ f i n k y of his property made the through the Jobs-Betk-Schmidi Co. S „ * „ , ^ T . O T ^ ™ m - W w t * ' 5 ? • .. i m u } > according, to Eric Croe-J. the •WWUUt'.'zm—l^j !—L^i-'— ^ ^ — ^ „ _ „ L _ „ ; urn.,. _ „ _ I spokesman for the group before!
j Justice Williams, t o - s e t fire to-. heap.? of rubbish gathered J»y Sum-•rnft students to celebrate a victory . ;-frrnir—WelTTTeTcr Saturday. last. ; which unkind Fate decreed they should not win. '
; -Fire Chief Sidney Cole" made a ;
complaint charging the boys with: ^ e t f 4 n g - » - f Ire—wtttumt a_- pcrrmtT1
l he bummlt students, bo said, had ^•i-ured a permit in anticipation of
"1 I , » vUt,}ry-. The Westflpld no>B had been rounded up by the po'ke after calls from the v|clni«v telling of large fires on Soldiers' Memorial Field. .
Admit fletHnu? Fire That they were guilty of setting
fir/, without a permit was freely admitted by the boya. -who lined up the length of the bar while a! crowded = - courtroom looked on l ready to applaud. There were! many High School h'dy3~Tn the I ffroup which filled the room to overflowing, the ove-rflow peering over one another's shoulders out- , aide. i
Justice Williams admitted-Jt-i must have been a "a powerful temp-1 ration to do what the. boys did I but odxfetd-t-bem- qirittr gentry-Co " Hea i r t . a p e r m U | n e , , ^ - f , , ^ , n ; did-any ^elebrattmr-tn Sumnift. He then gave them all V suspended sentence.
The students Tared even better «»"••» second- Charge,- malicious, "•""ruction nL_£QaLftflata^..jind
Wesffield Boys' jfirospect Hill R & L Cases^Msmissedj Ass^o Reorganizes
Traffic Court Then Pro-1 »-• * « * t «t seasni cmast!^,rafi nev ceeds to Handle Drunk. „ ^ Z ™ tha™* OB ,h* bowd d « *,JI r>* c ! l 0 S « * Q a t « « a ^ E S the
• 1 « BUS J ? ' • i ^ K l l t J u PlmV*ct Hi t t - f la i ld lBg TO4Wd^ d i r e c t s NoVemblr 15th CM U n v e r C h a r g e s a n a i L o a t t A*™ei*ttex »t a meeu&g of jTaea la te was diacuBsed Wedn«sday S n C P f l i n f r r n m n l a i n T I r e ; o r « a a I z a t t o n »«W W«dee«day erenins and It ia quite ^certain that a p e i l l i n g C O m p i a i n t evening. The new d i r m o r ^ were 1 th<* " W J c t rs will be Charles H,
d — _ _ . _ [chosen to flu vacancies in th« hoard j A l l l t ' n r t - > a l d c , l t : Herman F. Beck^ ^ l e f t b j r t h « r t 6 i K n a t t o a o r o l d d l r « c V t i t r e a s u r c r ' a " d ? r u e a t P - p a « « n .
- M U i f h * " * " ^ ' Cliarlea H. Baum waa ^OBlu^nlT^Um^rW*™*Zftry until the , ftwuumou j , | | r e r t c , r f l meet. ! Reorganization plans oall for the
^iaibAY, NOV Eleven Lots Sold For
Immediate Development
^Dieted the Bale of a Iarge"tt-act"of i W»d comprising eleven lots on both
•cuon was m e result of a : " " " " ""n m t u " J ucvejopea me j • ' I ' C C t l i n g v O n i p i a i n i j evening. Tfte new directors were*""* 0 , I J C f ; r " l«Bd»«on by the City Plan-j f a c t of land lying between Myrtle ' ^ ^ . ™ r — - — f chosen to AH vacancies In the hoard IAutl' p ^ t ' a l d o ,
Mamieaion that no further iavenue and Mountain avenue, h a a d n e R n e Of" S 5 0 0 fiiven' Utt h* t n « rcsignatioa or old d i r « r t ~ i t r e a s u r c r ' a n
I to soning in that locality sold Mx plots located on Myrtle!' _ i L * " ¥ V " I o r a . the terra** rana in - untU th*> •eCT«t«»ry. C
V S m S S r i K S ' ^ i : •'fJ™™. a n " T ° » ? «"«*• t 0 J 0 B ^ ! . ^ n s taunciHun^d West field I ^ " ^ e 1 ^ a «* ** ^ ^ » S : S
Herbert W. Royal, former Newark attorney, who recentiy arrived to practise in Summit, waa chosen as « „ , , , s — general counsel.- The new officers I TVT « ? » » " • * « * eleven lots on both will t>e chosen at a aieeting of the rt«*2l V ? n D y k e &**<>? just off
Glenslde avenue, for Hrs._ Mliuile A. Van0ykc*t6"Augn*\ A. 4. Dond-d#r, who will atart at once the erection of several houaes there. v'Mr Ounnder ha» -just completed! and sold seven small houses on Morris court, tor which there is a ready « a » * - r ™ » " Property haa baea in Mrs. VanOyke's family for several generations."
Hol t Confitables—ThOB. F White, John
J. Oannon, Charles Fisher. ~- Freaholdera—Flrst \v*rd, N. M.
Samuel E. Houston has just com- Hotchklas; Second Ward. William eted the sale of a i n r n i v . » -.* i, McMane.
JusUces of the Peace—Carl E.
When Winter (jomes
i I issue of four kinds of stock in place b L » i r? A. T ^ — " — T of the present two. These will ha « " » " *&Un& f r a f l S l e f S the ex i s t ing , long term and UMT "*" - •—-• • single payment stock, and a new
j short term and a paid-up issue Mr. Royal said t h a t _75 new stock-, ; - — - - ™ ' - - r\— "*" 1 J » « « » SIOCK- „ E ; B- Meacham ft Spn to Mi\ and
| holders had been added to tlie list ^ ^ ^otrtson K. Groves, premises ^ u r m g the past" Week. The• luJd l -" tS r ~ a , l , q r ^ l P e *C _ Mr.7Jr feat from
" - " • Sp«ngr»eld avenue, Sprftigfleld. *-. K. Moachfim & Son to Mr. and
? Z r 3 r , ^ ° r r i s o ° K - Grove*: premises faprlneneW avenue, Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bastlan to
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pallor -r-.'Summit llomm
Opens the Boor ^ " i To Happiness for Ymi
49 Union Place Phone ZZSZ The Key Opens the Door to Any of These
FOR SALE -
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• I M M - P R i r E D FOR QUICK SAI.I:. Frame lioure. newly ._.-_-_- -_ . decoratrd. X rooms, bath.'.solariuui, nttachtd «aniKe.
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;J17tftM-.I^U.:j>JA5rn-l ,OSSl::SSION. -X(!w- fi-^ne 'and -bri.-k bouse, restricted propertyTT rwnit , tiled i.ath, lavatory, solarium, .steam hear, hardwood floors, chestnut trim, l^car garage. 1'brt 7<>xl 7.
- S T i n j W i l . TO OFFJ:R^..-Fr,H»e -iKMJSf. -r^lrk-ted^ propaity,^-r<w*j»i«i-S-at«p *,patCM, tiled -bath;-lavn*
;. •• tory, solarium, httjini heat, hardwood floors, :ii-. - — tat-hod garage with heat andJightu. I'lot- 120x127.
tS7^)0fr- Frame home, 10 rooms, 2 bath:;, Kolariiim, steam ,iif "."heat. .Plot llGxIiu,. . . .
' f*MM»^:sunjK(T TO OFFER FOR Q I T I C K ' S A U : . " Frame hoti,e <m beautiful -l^.m; Hill. Millir^ton. 8 lar^-e
-rooms, 2 batltx.". large open attic ^pace. r.ohirium opt-n porch comniandfn:,' ritpan.slve view, ~Ziv,nn heat, 7 acres* of ground, 2-car rarage
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—are you prepared meet the extra expense
-that cohi-weather "brings — expense for winter clothing—-for ^coal—for household repairs, etcs, etc! A savings account in this bank is a protection against hardship—security for future needs!
OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY! -
Coring the Fast~WoeIt. The "add! .tfona will not become effective j however, tuitir November " 15th[ jwhen the now issue is made. j The new directors chosen Wedn e s d a y evening -were the following-i Cliarlfs ir. Anlt. Daniel J. McNam-
Recorded at Courthouse
Ackerman, D. B. Melrcx R Williams, D. -O. Stabily.- -
Members of the Zoning Board of Adjustment—T. L. Smith, C. A. Berry, F. U, Voss, Adam Griffin William Drabble.
Sinking Fund Commission—Francis H, Berecn, .Gfjorge-Il Corufsh J. Franklin Haas, Albert Leach, Oliver - B r i B « r l i r ^ ' "=*"-«,
G'enalj,
Hues.
39 Public School-No j 42 Public School No **
45 Braytoa School 1&nt
*6 Baltusrol road and avenue.
52 M s e t :a v e a u e > n d w ?
53 ^ avenue, o p h i t e _Sllk.
54 Springfield and Hobart „ Hues. »*»•
6 Whittredgo road and Walo*.. avenue "«uron
ara. Her^uui F. Beck, Daniel j l A r t n u » - «• Stemmler and .oihers, FitzpatriCk, Fred Mori. Rob-,-* i 'PfeaiiseH in Uiurel drive, 451 feet Fitzpatriclc, Fred Mori,' Robert J Murphy. William I- McMane. Ernest P. Patten. Edward T. Snook and
.Herbert __W„ JioyaL _i
PJan to reuiw your Red (.'ross ; membership through Summit Chap-j tcr. Sow 11th to 2vth.
avenue. New
FOR RENT "^f S 5 « TOom—n, 4, T,, C-rooin elevator •itparlmenta, iilcam heat
«»JJ». .*l«*trlc refrigeration. Insulattd sound proof •£»
I- _ * « 0 - F r a m e House; with So acre.-. « rooms, bath, steam heat
garage, fruit trees, chicken boners. $ 8&—Five Iftny? rofjms and batb^ m
• W ^ F t m N I R I l i : i » . - l M M K i > I A T H r o s s K r f K I ( ) . \ . Thrce^tory [ratne_hpu.se. 8 larfce room;-.. :{ baths, aolarittm
- _ - . . - vacuum heat, garage. Plot 32SslR!l.
Consult a Realtor
'srgnS: Tho secotirr- charge was brought by Mrs. James H -Gross. chairman of tho Board of Recreal j
.'ion (. ommlaaioners. There w a s ! :sorae testtmony but" nothing that I <Irew the net of evidence around !
, the ti>n boys. I «'heer A Her Belntr Fre^d
The" .Justice dismissed the charge against them and thev iroopcrl out through the crowd in -w«h-Btrfrits: -Thai armr rsijowwl"; the boys departed, and the court-1
ruonr again .RHHed Into the mono.- ;
tony of trarfic cases !
drtSnV-^B S C 9 , l n r h i c h drunken ! Wving TVHS charged, were brought up before Justice Williams--. i
, Ralph Hurd, of Newark « • » inned .200 and 'his l i J e n L w a s r l"!
' r S W / W n t W 0 y*aTB- Ht' Wa" " J rested by Patrolman Fitzpatrlrk on '
il'ark avenue. The offlcJr said he I ,:had seen ,he-man and warned hlrsrj • not to drive. Hurd said he w a T
P- Mareantonio Banker —
24 Maple Street Cor. Union Place ..Summit, M. J.
iky -Seff-f^ii mmit
LouAppleton Real Estate Broker
Offices 12 JVIaple St. 'Phone 2728 Summit
from . Springfield Providence. ^ A r ^ r It. Stemmler and otliora-to Air. and Mrs. Ernest Bastlan, prem-Isea in Laurel drive, 104.80 feet from Morehouse place, New Providence.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Boynlnskl to Ceorge C. Dean, premises in Russell Place. 267.57 feet from Morris avert uo. Summit. — - " - - -
Mr. arid Mrs. George C. Dean to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boy»in«,ki. premises in Rusaell place, 263 53 tect from Morris avenue. Summit
Mr. and Mrs. Edwar<LSchmidt to Ernest E. Fischer, lot % map of bpringucld Manor, Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Burg-miller to Annie J. ShafTer. premises in Stony Hill road, leading to Union Village.-adjoining lands of Alexander Hamilton, New Providence.
Sarah A. Kuntz and Joseph Kuiitz. her husband, to Lillian Steidle, premiBea-urthe corner of Springfield and. Kuntz avenues New Providence.
Commonwealth Land Company to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Jones premises in Oak Ridge avenue', 023,77 feet-front Magnolia place Summit.
South Maple Construction Company to Irving Zietlin, -I tracts in South Maple _avenue, . near Cain Street, Springfield.
Summit Fire Alarm Boxes 22 Mountain avenue, near Elm 6 2 Overlook road
street ' - . AUXILIARY BOXES 24, .Karris, avenue, corner Orchard 22i Mountain avenue a^i
street •• u
25 26 27 28
Park and Asbwood avenues. Morris and Summit avenues. Chestnut and Park avenues. Springfield avenue and High
street Springfield avenue. West Sum
m i t Springfield , avenue. corner
Broad street. ( Badeau and .Summit avenues. -34—Union -piace—ana" TJeechwood
road. Springfield and Woodland ave
nues. BoulveaeLaj id Norwood -ave
nues. Boulevard and High' street. Woodland and Shadyside ave-
29
31
32
35
36
37 38
rose place. . " " A " " " Pri«fc 225 Oak Ridgo avenue and Mon,
view road. m" III P r o 3 P e c t and Tulip street., 228 Valiey View and D h K ? ^
22J» Hawthorne place a n a B e e c h wood road, -««JUI.
234 Boulevard and Madison «w. nuo. ttTe"
237 Franklin and Rnthven p i a c e 8 ^ ^64 Hobart avenue and B e S .
_ road. a
2-2-2-2 "Calls Chemical Engine Co IS 3-3-3 Calls Hook & Ladder Co 4-4-4-4 Calls Union Hose Co vft f 5-5-5-5 Calls Hose Co., No. 2" $-6-6-6 Wardens or Emergency
Phone 52 Fire Headquarters
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When You Want Your "Ads" To Mean N E W PATRONS
€>brig Think-of the
Advertising Agency
WtU&INGREASEin 40 Union Place
i 1 ,— «»um Bum ne was
William H. Gardner; of i r v i n - :
e n ^ i f v m r f d W l t h a «*nHlar of-f t " w b v . Officer Corcoran. The \?t V , « a l i n e d t h e*defendant- cut 4the .traffic-_ppSt a t - M a p l e - s t r , w l j ^ . SPEinBJWrt avenue S d f i h a t
•»ve« W o n had shown fcedrlver ntoxlcated. Gardner denied he had
been driving the car, saying a
•u res - r.rank "^ -"«« njnr the car but SOflufeet away he h ^ >°lt[T C o « « ^ n asserted **-arrestNT the man near his c-v" Justice Williams reserved aec I f iJ 0 n
Brawn Fined *r>00
On The Boulevard -—-.•_ ^ ^ 2^,251, 257 7 ""''
For Sale or For Rent Attractive One Family Houses
M&rjsstts rsnsssssi isrssr-,ate' Third Floor—1 large finished spare room.
If P l o ^ K T I r l n f ^ T a M l m ***?'*** *«™ of thir tappet.
rossixT vorit on \ BROKKB OE 'i-iioNi: ESSEX mi
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^ S f ; uV* f t r; * i t f a o a t Permission. ;
f irst charged with the iarVenv o t
changed-last ,&v#m»g-' to thai_ of
¥" luT-i TTrr^from Kent Place
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Telephone 1104
^^r^^^^j^fes Jr. , w h o ^ a d parked I H b S S S
S r a Ku^iero , of stirfinjt. was
J«Jm by Officer Egan** H a n n l b X
M«« i » for reckless driving, on complaint hy Officer Palmer ,'„i 0J?e» p ri«*anl . ,or Jersey City and Michael Commarato. of Cald?-™&> WM fines of %i each for d X »hg with only one headlight ori;
Racine. Wis.—Since 1923 ' Paul
! n L h i ' h r o " B , v u thirty-one states.
Pitching hay. heaving hay, heaving ™al. digging ditches and do n« housework. The money he rev i v e d n each case was deposit*!
; £ i t r" °f tnot town ™« no*' • h-• hns &uk accounts of $1 each in -«»Q banks. ' • —
Integrity! The MUTUAL UNION REALTY COMPANY
wiUJrom time to time call your attention to opportunities in the Real Estate-Field, These opportunities will be carefntty uivestlgated hjr^as bdfore offering ^nd we think theyare good value.
We:^»aW^ou^ioJfayeLcmifidence in_the integw^ brdur firm. _ ^__j __! —=- ^try^J
Jggfc^are. advasors^jn. real -estate =and*«wonld: be" p J ^ ^ v e - j w i r i b e benefit^of dur knowledge at :
^ny ^me. 'JfajibeJgBegent. tim% * ,^ alt^jimvecutferinHsinboth^^h^
^ i t e s for developments and for* business^
308 Springfield Ave. i Summit, N, J. . TTBOSE S l J O U r f 2 S H S ^ ;
List of City Officials For Public Information
We give herewith a list of City Officials for the general ~ tirtbrtna-tlon of the public: j "Mayor—George'D. Cornish.
COMMON COUNCIL I Councilman-nt-large—Allan Hay I _
First Ward '•.%— John E. Lager, Edward B. Tworn-
My, Theodore,S. Kenyon. Second Ward
Stephen W. Borden. Orion O Oaks, Richard L. Corby.
Finance - - Kenyon, Twombly, Corby.
1-aw and Ordinance—Hay, Kenyon, Lager.
Streets—Corby, Kenyon, Hay. Water and Light—Borden. Hay,
Oaks. Tax^Twotnbly, Lager. Borden, j Publle Utilities—Borden, Lager,'!
Oaks. I Flro and Police—Oaks. HavJ
Twombly. ^ P . .. -Ashes . Garbage and Refuse Re-
moval--Corby. Hay, Kenyon. Sewers—Oak3, Corby. Lager.
, Parks and Public Markets—Lager 'Borden, Twombly: j City Clerk—Frederick C. KenU." j- City Treasurer—Albert Leach. ! _CIty Solicitor—Clement—K. Cor-bin.
^-_CIty.Superyisor-^J. P. Broome. f Receiver of Taxes — William, iBr^Bird-. ", i . Board-of Assesaors—Wm. Grow, ,1 . Hr'Ftemin&SXLJF. Howe; Norman La Garis,-Clerk "-" —_—" , PoUce- JuEtlce—Robert B. Wlli-' lams.
On November 13th T h e Holland Vehicular Tunnel wil l be opened
__ _. complet ing the direct and uninterrupted route be-v tween N e w York City and N e w Jersey.
T h e advantages of this marvelous improvement" through which it i s cs-timatedJ5,000,000 automobiles will travel the first year, should bring a largely increased number of visitors w h o will be-come home owners and residents of N e w Jersey. Summit cannot fail a l so to share i n - t h e "great benefits__of this . ,wonderful-achievement. May w e s h o w y o u some of the opportunities available in residences and residence property?
JOBS-RECJ?*SCHMIDT (§.
Real Estate -— Insurance SUMMIT CHATHAM
.Opposite Station '"l37~Main Street Phone 1021 __ __ p h o n c 2372
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O^fMjt^Mce—Johti^JVMurphyr iz^tre^LC^nuoJsBloiifir—William H
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SuElty^_ j^ys i c ian—Dr. j t o b e r t a.
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CUBA FLORIDA
^E^JStU^-A CARIBBEAN CALIFOITNXA
SO U¥te AFRICA - „ 5 J & D I T E R R A N E A N R O U N D T H E WORLD
?2 H t w l ? i t t , l l l * a t ***** fe a s**at advantage in having yoilr
T ^ y * " * ^PARTMESTT in the State. We take care of e W detail of Ti»a«portattaii and Acc«a««»aation». * e t y
Svperior Serince and Lowest Rates On aocowrt <rf th* inc-rca,mc Popularity <rf Winter Vacations
„ TlMd£EI, n k P A n T y i ^ - r
Overseer of, the Poor—Mrs. J . J L j»roBB:\- . : ; r^^™, 1 Dog Warden—John J. Gannon.
Board-flf F i r e - C h i e f s — S i d n e y Cole, chief; Win. Laird, first assistant chief; Clarence Bender, second'
^assistant chief; -J. B. M*Namara, third assistant- chief; Robert Hal-Ian, fourth assistant'chief. "'
Board of IjIealth-^Di. Caawelr B. Keeney, Wm. J. Carey. Q. Harry Cullis, -Dr. Gr/Wrord-DlHlSrowTXduIs" D. Day. .- Health Officer—©r. H. P. Dengler.
Board of Education—John D. Morgan, President; JL Donald Holmes, Mrs. Perry R. MacNeille, James a Cowan, Ralph P. White; Miss Pamela Lyall, Secretary.
Superintendent of Schools—John B. Dougall
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West Side Trust Compan] Springfield Ave^ and Hi^» &, tiktimtk, N. I
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Trustees Free Public L i b r a r y -President, Ernest Dressei North; I
iTreasiirer. Wm. Scofield Day; Miss |Marie Libby, Mayor George D. Cof-i ( iush, Superintendent John n, rtr.-- i I pall, Miss Helen Mable, Philetus H,
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Fire losses in 1926 averaged f 1,066-per-minute, %63,960 per hour, | l # -535,040 per day?^
- *Qtore -Wntribtttlng tff-tbia fond ter-uir exanjitic_yonr -policies otid o % r . sug«festion!s—w oblisationsL
Grer 30 years experience.
Ambrose Powell 7 »BfiCHltQOD B04l>
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0,000^-Two fine new English type houses, of excellent con-j T ^ ^ w ^ / h v-*icsat^sTaTeToDfs7steel7ase*ment windows with plate glass throughout.
S S ^ 1 0 ! ! ! ? c6ht*inj*?™ ^rge bedrooms and two bath, online second floor; center hall, living room,
- dining room sun room, kitchen, maid's room and bath and washroom on first floor, and two-car built-in garage.
" ^D™i5°S?iIS V 4 R o o s e v e l t nad, in the high grade r e ^ J ? U * * • * « • « * » . n^ar the Co^Sty Park
aven^ S ^ " ^ 8 i d e ^ s t r i c t a t 234 Summit avenue, Opposite Oxbow lane, on plot 100 by 200
J*frce^30,t)uu eacit, or7convenient termaL™ -— ~:
Further particulars from the owner.
RUSSELL W. GffiS. OwaS a» o * « ^ Awi . ^ ^ j ^ ^ ^ ^
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locality !«**$ desirable for resideH-! tial "purposes. So decision a* to,' the reflaoduig of Brjant'poud has yet *he«n reached.
Six Plots Sold In ~7 Watchung Park The Watchunjr Homes, -"inc.,
WestfreM Boys' [Prospect flat R t L Cases Dismissed Ass'n Reorganizes
Second .application by , H a h r for the inclusion of i
y i oa Morris a 'enuc j *treet,iu. ilia business !
, _ denied by the Common! v-.toiAday evening. -J - -i*Ctlon was the result of a ' w ! ) , < ' t l h a s recently developed the j
j^JttfeBdation by the City P l a n - ' j t r a t t of land lying between 1M" ^Otamiesiou that no further j avenue and Mountain avenue
"' to coning in that locality .sold &U plots located on Myrtle
V 2 ? vSS <££$%£ w T a n " T U ^ P T*U t 0 J ° S e p h I, ^ n ^ " ^ J u n g e d W i s t f u l " r • m i o n ^oumy rorkfW swenson. .Mr. Swenaon-plana| boys roared a Sttort snappy cheer
rf^DAY, NOV J*
next August Daniel J. McNamara president of the association, alone remained as director from the old
Speeding Complaint
Eleven Lots Sold For Immediate Development
Samuel E. Houston has just cotn-V ( ^ „ , . . ; practise in aummu. w a s chosen a» H S t ^ t h e B a l e ° ^ a , a r « e **»" »*
^w. were chosen on the haarA / . t w i n *«, ,.»,„.,„„ „*.„ * . _ T 7 : _ " .." i Bides of VanDyke place." just off Glenside avenue) Iter Hr&,_ MuuUe Av Van0ykc*to"Angn*\ A. JL Dund-
Herbert W. Royal, former Newark attorney, who recently arrived to practise In Summit, w a s chosen as Traffic Court Then Pro- -—. «-— «. «»»»; Kenerai counsels The new 0i
ceeds to Handle Drunk. ^w' Z*** ^ OB ,h* bo"rd d,iw,JI r* c!l0fM>Q a t « acting . «.CCUb 1U I i a n a i e U n j f l K " h, I V o ^ t Hii* Baifciing ^ i i b o a r d ^ f d i r e c t o r s . . N o S e r a a H l l a t t t r A * • » * * « * * 4 W A « * *m*+*J> l ^ k « i n A « « ^ J n # U v . _.a _*. . . . . . . . I T L . _ I _ * * __., i s - u
of the 15th,
IfeBdatton by the City Plan-'! ""act of land lying between Myrtle' . _ ~ — — —
««.....*.. - . . „. ..„..„ i „„, „ ( haajltoe Fine of $500 Given
M n • "7t*.~ " V l " " 5 ™ * l * ^ - H W - i M U U a K ana-jfeoard^f directors November 15th, e n t l n v e r C l i a r g e S a j B a i L o a t t As*oeiatioc a t • » meeting o f ] The alate was discussed Wednesday <sni»Priittrr f W i n l a . * « 4 (reorganization held Wednesday evening and It ia quite .certain that
j evening. The new director* were * t h i L o W , c c r s *«• !_&• Charles H,
of [on In regard to tb* fall?- ™c™a- ™- *>™« - - . - ----- - - - - . „ « ™ . ot |fi« Briant Pond area ' t 0 * ^ c t w ? v * r a l v t ' r ^ attractive J 1«« evening in the street in front
ifWi" learned from Councilman I h o 2 I l L' s o n h i s D">P««r very short - j? f the ' courtroom. They had Ju«t '&&&» who made the motion tol 1 ?- T«P charming location and; j ^ r ™ t h o c l u t c h o £ ' o I d
ft»W' with the recommendationironvcnlcnec o t these building sites j 52 Z?W' ^•Wrihg the AppHcatiori. - f h s v o -been appreciated by » e v e r a l J ^ , ™ ^ , * r H
# * P r e arrested last Sun-flfc?'*ahr based hi* «rai>nd ap- well known Summit builders whose . ' S i « ? • ' J o r ^ ' " S a WestfieM f^t lon on the ground that prop-! houses vm bt, a djs-jn.t credit t o ' i , ? J , " m m , t o u t o l a distinct-ttfea dAvnted tn-«huHhms« <n t h . l i h o Mmmnnih, Th» „„i^ .„_.. i - : fy summit brush-heap. Thirty-two
chosen to fill vacancies in the koani 1 ' o r t - , a l d c , l t : Herman F. Beck, l e f t b j P t h e r « 8 i g n a t t o a o f o l d d i r c c t ^ t r e a S U r C r ' *~d E r M e a t P" p a « e n . ora. the term* ranjjin- until th« ' * e c r e t a r>*- Charles H. Baum' waa annual election ct t^e orsanlzal ion' J?iaUa u'mP°r»ry~secr.«nftry until the
, » ™ i « M u U j directors meet. Reorganization plans eall for the
t ies devoted to-4>ijsiness in the! the community. The Bale was made efiitty Of hla property made the) through the .lob^-Beck-Schmidt Co
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TklKey T o Our City iORGE MARVIN
IhHillor -r-:Summit Homos
Opens the Door To Happiness for Ymi
49 Unian Place Phone 2252 The Key Opens the Door to Any of These
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• I M M - P R i r E D FOR QUICK SAI.i:. Franu- Iiou:-.e. newly _.-_-_- ~J~ decoratrd. X nwnis, bath.'.solnriuui, nttaVlit d «antKe _ ph*t-W>x43ft7- —"—"-- - • " "
:&l>m-\>jm'4ilATlZ~l>QS<ii:$SlQX. -Xvw. frmn^ 'and -brb-k bouse, reslricu-d propertyTT rwr,i.-', tiled bath, lavatory, solarium, .steam hear, hardwood floors, chestnut trim, 2-car Rantffe. I'brt 7<»xl^7.
$tUflM: ,STmjl:(-jl_ TO OI*Ki: i t_Fr ,u»e iKM.Sf. r^lrk-fed^ propuity,^-«w*ju«i-S-at«p ^ate-i,-iil«-d -baUr,- la\-;T^"
;. •• J tory, solarium. bUuiu heat, hanluood floors, :ii-. - — lathed j;ara«e with heat andJIBIIIB. I'lot- 120x127.
#87,000^ Frame hoiire. 10 rooms, 2 baths, KOlariiim, steam L "heat. .Plot llGxau.. . . . . .
taUWO^SUnJKCT TO OFFER FOR Q I T I C K ' S A U : " Frame hoil.e on beauiiful -Lout; Hill. Millin^ton. 8 larce
-rooiUB. 2 batiiri,. larBe op<-n at tie *»a<'e, r.ohirium open porch commanding r\p,-m.slve view ~uvnm heat, 7 acres of ground, 2-car j:arane
FORitENT I S 5 « Ttmm—3, 4, r,, C-rooin elevator apartments, iitram heat
Ilghta,,electric refrigeration. Insulated sound proof" , . .walk,.
* « 0 - F r a m e HOUBC with S() acre.-. « mom*, bath, steam beat garage, fruit trees, ebb-ken houces. . *
$ 8&—. Five IftrKB rooma and "bat 1 nitrtti^.— ' ~ —
« « 5 - F m t M S i n : i > . - l M M i : i H A T H r o s s r : s s i : 0 . V . Tlirre-story frame_bpu.se. 8 larfce room;-.. :| baths, solarium
- _ - . . - vacuum heat, sarafie. PWt 32SslR!f. " « m .
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boyB had come over from West-field, accordln-ft. to Eric. Croe-J. the spokenmajj for the group before! Justice Williams, t o - s e t fire to-heaps- of rubbish gathered J>y g n m -r n i t 8___^en_»Jo celebrate a victory.
; t rmir - IVe^rrielcr Saturday. last, .which 'unkind Fate decreed they should not win. '
; -Fire Chief Sidney Cole" made a complaint chareinK the boys with:
7 ^et?4ns-«- f ire—wtttujML a_- permltT: l he bummlt ntudenta, ho said, had '•
^•i-ured a permit In anticipation of their victory. The Westfleld boy a i had been rounded up by the p o ' k e '
iafter ealla from the v|_lnitv tellinR j of larBe flreu on Soldiers' Me-, morlal Field.
Admit fletlfntt- Fire That they were guilty of netting
Hre without a permit was freely admitted by the boya. who lined up the length of the bar while a I crowded = - courtroom looked on l ready to applaud. There were! many High School hoys'Th* the I Sroup which filled the room to overflowing, the avcrflow peering over one another's shou!der» out- , aide. - ;
Jua(Ic> Williams a d m i t t e d - i t -must have been a"u powerful temp-1 ration • to ,\» w h a t I h e , ) o y H ( H d , but advJs«d-t-h«4n~ quittr prtittr-to ~
iHecuro a permit the next'time they I (iid-;u»y ^elebnttlmr-tn Summft. Fie then Rave them all V suspended sentence.
i The Htudents Tared even better .«r.- ft second. charKe,- malldcHiii
: _! _ trasi^n—2L_^oa__:iMj_i___..._aila BiKnH The secomT- charge was brought by Mrs. Jameg H. - Gross, chairman of the Hoard of Recreation Commlaaionera. There w a s ' «orae testimony but" nothing that I drew the net of evidence around '. the ti>n boys. I
Cheer A Her Being- Freed The" Justice dismissed the '
e-hante nualnst them n n d _ f h e y Lr,0,,JPfi" ,<)Ut , h r o « B h the erowd in M*b- *pMt* ^ha: r-ireer nilioweH" Uic boys departed, and the tourt-' room asam .settled Into the mono.- ;
tony of (raffle eases !
Wving TVHS eharited. were brought up before Justice Williams--. i
, Ralph Hurd, of Newark » • » inned .200 and 'his l ^ ^ n L w a a re~! voked for two years. He was ar- '•
: E t «vy I a t r o I m : i r r p"«Pa»rIck on i • }*Zk a v « ; u " e - T^e officer said he I .had «een ihfr-msm and warned himi . not to drive. Hurd said he wasl i d r l L r i 1 I* h«» ^ ' - . away and ha<U
j | j driven across -the- street when he , / 1 was arrested. .
--William H. Gardner; of Irvine" ton. was c h a r e d with a similar of- I
.ronw by Offieer Corcoran. V h e
: t £ 7rJ,\ m^ / h e - d c f c « ^ n t - cut i]the..traffic„ppSt a t Maple—Btrwvrr
I J S - ^ i ^ f f ' » avenue P S d ! ! r h a t T -w.« ,Kafro„ had shown thedr lver
ntoxlcated. Gardner denied he had been driving the car, say nV a rompanion, Frank Hoip. w a s a^
!.g? wheel. He w a a n o t - a r r ^ ^ i ^i7i h.* ^ b u t 26^<*t away, he f i n n e d . Officer Corcoran asserted
- h e arrested the man near his l £ :
•_J«»«ce W i l l i a m 8 reserved d i I f i J 0a „ . i
4 — Brown rtned »»V»»J ,
•: }£J™*£J>X G a t e r a v e n q e . ! was fmed- Wfttr on » eha»v_, m f
f irst charged with the lajfretuLofL
changed - last « , „ « » * tT thJ***f
r w ? » n ^ r W l ^ h o u t »«rmlREionT
-u , / T 7 T * " ^ M o n d a y ~ J « 0 r » t n t f '«f-
When Winter (jomes
Issue of four kinds of atock In place B ^ , . W* .. , « , ^ — T of the present two. These win ba « 6 P I t&VNl& I r a n S f e T S the ex i s t ing , long term and the "*" single payment stock, and a new short term and a paid-up issue. Mr. Royal said t h a t 7 5 new stock-
Recorded at Courthouse iiL"VJ"™T" " " " J U u e w OIOCK- „ E ; 5- lUeacham & Son to Mr, and | holders had been added to the list ^ ^ Mofrteon K. Groyes, premises
- j ^ u r t n s the p a s r week. The "a.ddi:tt?_ n i l b 3 r^ r«et7_321.7Sr"£eat from
d«r, who will aturt at once tfce erection or several houses there. '"Mr Ounnder haa -just completed! and sold seven small houses on Morris court, tor which there is a ready AsmanArrTMs Properly lata baea in Mrs. YanOyke's family for several generations.
—are you prepared to meet the extra expense
- that cold- weatfcer" 'brings" — expense for winter clothing — for ^coal—for household repairs, etcs, etc! A savings account in this bank is a protection against hardship—security for future needs!
OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT T O D A Y ! -
tfona will not become effective Sprtnfifleld avenue, Sprhlgfleld r however, imtir November " I5th[ , , B - K ; Moachfim & Son to Mr. and ; when the now issue is made. M r a - Morrison K. Groves,' premises
The new directors chosen Wed- j?~ R wby street, 360.70 feet from •sday evening were the following: fc,J*_r
JJn6'IeW avenue, Springfield
larlfs ir. Ault. Daniel J. McNam- A fj"' a n d M r B - E r n ^ 8 t Bastlan to Herman F. Beck, Daniel J . A r t n u r «• Stemmler and. .oihors,
Mtiri u*u»^ i ipreaiiaeH in Ijiurel drive 451 feet from Sprineflcld . avenue. New
Hol t Confitables—Thos. (• White, John
J. Gannon, Charles Fisher. Freeholdera—Firat \v*rd, N, M.
Hotchkuut; Second Ward, William I. McMane.
JusUces of the Peace—Carl E. Ackerman, D. B. Melreyy R. B. Williams, D. -O. StaWIy.- -
Members of the Zoning Board of Adjustment—T. L. Smith, C. A. Berry, F. U, Voes, Adam Griffin. William Drabble.
Sinking Fund Commission—Francis H. Bereeri,-George-DL Cornish. J. Franklin Haas, Albert Leach, Oliver Brisrel tr l ir"
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hues. Public School-No. j Public School No. 2. Russell place and Keller J. Bravton s « . w , , e r 1&nt Braytoa School Baltusrol roatj
avenue. 47^- p i n e - O r o v e - -*Tenii^
and G'enalj,
Summit Fire Alarm Boxes 23 avenue, near Elm
Fltzpatriclc, Fred Mori. Robert J Murphy. William 1- McMane. Ernest P. Patten. Edward T. Snook and
.Herbert _W.JtoyaL -
Plan to renew your Red Cross ; membership through Summit Chap-j ter. Nor. 11th to 2<Jth.
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P. Marcantonio Banker —
24 Maple Street Cor. Union Place
Summit, N . J .
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LouAppleton Real Estate Broker Offices 12 JVIaple St. 'Phone 2728 Summit
Providence. ^.jArthur II. Stemmler and othera-to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baetian, prem-isea in Laurel drive, 104.80 feet from Morehouse place, New Providence.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Boyninsfcl to ^eorse C. Dean, premises in Russell Place. 267.57 feet from Morris avenue. Summit. ~ - " '---
Mr. arid Mrs. George C. Dean to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boy»im,ki. premises in Russell place, 263 53 feet from Morris avenue. Summit
Mr. and Mrs. Edwar<LJ3ehmidt to Ernest E. Fischer, lot % map of bprinsflcld Manor, Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Burr-miller to Annie J. Shaffer, premises in Stony Hill road, leading to Union _VHIaee.._adJoininK lands of Alexander Hamilton, New Providence.
Sarah A. Kuntz and Joseph Kuntz, her husband, to Lillian Steidle, premises Tirthe. corner of Springfield and. Kuntz avenues New Providence.
Commonwealth Land Company to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Jones premises in Oak Ridge avenue', 023.77 feet from Magnolia "place Summit.
South Maple Construction Company to Irving Zietlin, -I tracts iri South Maple avende, . near Cain-street, Springfield. j
Mountain s treet
Moxrla avenue, corner Orchard street
Park and Ashwood avenues. Morris and Summit avenues. Chestnut and Park avenues. Springfield avenue and High
street Springfield avenue. West Sum
m i t Springfield , avenue. corner
Broad street. Badeau and-Summit avenues.
-34—rjnion -place—ana road.
48
52
53
ana Hobart ftve.
62
24;
25 26 27 28
29
31
32
rBeechwriod
35
36
37 38
Springfield and Woodland avenues.
BoulvearjLajid Norwood -avenues.
Boulevard and High' street. Woodland and Shadyside ave-
Home. ~'V",M& *««! ,
New England avenue a n d B l , . street * " m%\
Morris^ avenue a n d ^
M S ..avenu*'-J**** m Springfield
pues.
Whittredge road and WaJo,*, avenue. u r o a
Overlook road. AUXILIARY BOXES
224 Mountain avenue and pH m
rose place. . .'*• ""fc 225 Oak Ridgo avenue and Mon,
view road. m" III f r o 3 P e c t and Tulip streets; 228 Val,ey View and W T I ^ ^
22J» Hawthorne plaCe and Be«h wood road. -*<«een-
234 Boulevard and Madison ave-nuo. ttTe^
2t>4 iiobart avenue and. Beaci. _ road. "tacoa
2-2-2-2 Calls Chemical Engine Co " 3 3-3 Calls Hook & Ladder Co ' 4-4-4-4 Calls Union Hose Co.. K 0 J 5-5-5-5 Calls Hose Co., No. 2' $-6-6-6 Wardens or Emergency
Phone 52 Fire Headqnartera
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On The Boulevard
For Sale or For Rent Attractive One Family Houses
fcit,/!"Vl€'?r~,,v,B* , r 0 o m - d i»inK room, foyerl ial l . - f i Un parlor kitchen, breakfast room, large pantry and toilet room (t i led?
Second Floor—2 larce master bedrooms, 2 guest rooms larce bathroom, beautifully tiled, and independeni fitall shower! *
Third Floor—1 larue finished spare room.
P l o t ^ D O ^ I n f ^ T a M h0t * « * " ' i t ~ ^ * « ^ of th^tappet.
rossixT voi R on\ itnoKKii OR 'PIIONI: ESSEX mi
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t^mmGZBtf/oZ: .Tfcrt8T-W4' report? 1 ^
N^M o/M that I* best, in Real Estate'
Jr., who had parked it-befbrr-g«r-
- f i n b i ' n * i n , ^ l e - ' ^ SfWTnt -was ...Taint by Offieer E g a n H o n n l b X .-*ar!nnaccio,.ojt 13 Union plaee .Mltl « _ f o r reckless driving.-on complaint hy Officer Palmer -
• ™ i ° « ^ p r »oham.,or Jersey City ;and Mtrhael Commarato. of Cald?-
wey, paid fines of n each for drlv^ , *hg with only one headlight on.
J 700 Bank A c c « B „ i s — ! ««rfue. Wi s .~-Since 1923 ' Paul
y ^ n r o e . 24 «f ,D«l„th, has travel-
coal, digging ditches and doinc housework. The money he rc-
I reived n each case was d e p o s i t s
• h-• hB« &uk accounts of $1 each in —«oo hanks. ' „ _ _ _ ^ _ . „ _ _ . _
------Inpegriiyl The M U T U A L UNION REALTY COMPANY
wiUJrom time to time caU your attention to opportunities in the Real Estate-Field; These opportunities will be carefully investigated by-us before offering ^nd we think theyare good value.
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Jgge^are. advisors^ j a . real -estate =and*«wonld- be -~Vte*?-**&&'j^&c--beu&£& dur knpwKdge at
r f H B^al^ra<^e :offe«n^^ :feG^jw^
[-sites for oeyelqpmerits^and for* busines^r
e h t e f ^ t ^ l i c e ^ o h l i ^ i - M u r p h y r ]z^tre«t,Cojm_mJsBloiifir—William TT
Swain. " —
308 Springfield Ave. i 'Summit, N, J. ^ P H O \ E SI1IM1T|2CS0—^F'T""
List of City Officials For Public Information
We give herewith a list of City Orfieials for th«~genera1"tiifbrma-tion of the public:
Mayor—George D. Cornish. COMMON COUNCIL
Councilman-at-large— Allan Hay First Ward
John E. Lager, Edward B. Twom-bly, Theodore,S. Kenyon.
Second Ward Stephen w . Borden. Orion O
Oaks, Richard L. Corby. Finance - - Kenyon, Twombly,
Corby. 1-aw and Ordinance—Hay, Ken
yon, Lager. Streets—Corby, Kenyon, Hay. Water and Light—Borden. Hay,
Oaks. Tax^Twombly, Lager. Borden. J Publle Utllities—Bordcn, Lager,'!
Oaks. I Firo and Police—Oaks. HayJ
Twombly. "^n ' .. -Ashes . Garbage and Refuse Re
moval—Corby. Hay, Kenyon. Sewers—Oak3, Corby. Lager.
, Parks and Public Markets—Lager 'florden, Twombly: ."" j City Clerk—Frederick C. KenU." j. City Treasurer—Albert Leach. ! _City Solicitor—Clement-K. Cor-bln.
^_CIty.Su»eryisDr-^J. P. Broome. f Receiver of Taxes — William, i3,7^1rd-.". . - ' - -} i . Board-of AsHesaors~Wm. Grow,1
,1 . Hr-F4enrit^^:G.^,, Howe; NormaaT; La Garis, Clerk "-" —-~""" I
On November 13th T h e Holland Vehicular Tunnel will be opened
__._.c°n?pleting the direct and uninterrupted route be-v tween New York City and New Jersey.
The advantages of this marvelous improvement'' through which it is estimated J 5,000,000 automobiles will travel the first year, should bring a largely increased number of visitors who will be-come home owners and residents of New Jersey. Summit cannot fail also to share irT~thc "great beaefits__of this-wonderful-achievement.
May we show you some of the opportunities available in residences and residence property?
JOBS^RECJ?*SCHMIDT (3.
Real Estate — Insurance SUMMIT CHATHAM
.Opposite Station -"l37~Main Street Phone 1021 __ __ P h o n c 2372
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Police-- Justice—Robert Bl llartis. wm-
gjK ^ ^ ^ d i & ^ k t j r » ! ^ s r S G e n 7 ^ r s E a I & ^ : *?° -fijxhurg, •
"City lEbyswian—Dr. Jaobert" r*„
Every Listing a Real Investment
Vacations CUBA
FLORIDA JRE^tiSW^-A CARIBBEAN
CALIFORNIA SOU^tt AMER Ie A MEDITERRANEAN
ROUND THE WORLD Yoa will find that tbere i s a gmi* advantage in having your
detail or Transportation and Accowwoaatioiw. " *
Sttperior Service and Lowest Rates early reservations a m advisSabie »*.a«was,
E M f f K l a E P A » T l ( f f i « y
West Side rust Company Springfield Awe; and High St., Newark, N. i
I Overseer of, the Poor—Mrs. J .JJ ^Gross; ~ ;
Dog Warden—John 3. Gannon. 1 Board- f l f F i r e - C h i e f s — S i d n e y
Cole, chief; Win. Lafnl, first asBist-i 'ant chief; Clarence Bender, second! ass i s tant chief; S. B. McNamara, third assistant- chief; Robert Hal-Ian, fourth assistant'chief. "'
Board of Ijlealth-^Di. Cadwelr B. Keeney, Wm. J. Carey. Q. Harry -Cullte,r-Dr. G./WardTMigDr^owTLauls D. Day. .- Health Officer-~©r, H. P. Dengler.
Board of Education—John D. Morgan, President; H, Donald Holmes, Mrs. Perry R. MacNellla, Jamea a Cowan, Ralph P. White; Miss Pamela Lyall, Secretary.
Superintendent of Schools—John B. Dougall.
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^_ _—, Real Estate—Insurance
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I Trustees Free Public Library— ;President, Ernest Dressel North; jTreasitfer. Wm. Scofleld Day; Miss ; Marie Libby, Mayor George D. Cot-•nish, Superintendent John n. r»r.--|Sa)l, Miss Helen Mable, Philetus H,
Fire losses in 1926 averaged |l,oefr per-minute, f63,960 per hour, | l # -535,040 per day?^
before contributing tq this fund j " u » ~ examinc-^Eonr -policies otid offer. aug«festion!B~-&o obligationsL
Over 30 years experience.
Ambrose Powell . 7 »BBCaWOOI».BbAfr
0,000-^ Two fine new English type houses, of excellent con-
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S * , . : J » ' .-JTV.1'-";'*" ;M *-*\:?*j£'_:L°i
£0!?*?*™%. vi*ic^ted^sTateToDfs^ steefcasement wmdows with plate glass throughout.
£ S ' ^ S c6ht*inj*?™ ^rge bedrooms and two bath, on^the second floor; center hall, living room,
- dining room sun room, kitchen, maid's room and bath and washroom on first floor, and two-car built-in garage.
" ^ 5 ° S ? i l s V 4 R o o s e v e l t ™ d , *" the high grade £ S r i n l U " » * « « « « « « . n*ar the C o ^ t y Park t h e * 2 S £ S I o t 1 ? ' l 7 1 5 ° « « * The Zeg, « in a v e n ^ S ^ " ^ 8 i d e ^strict ^ t 234 Summit avenue, Opposite Oxbow lane, on plot 100 by 200
J*riwr^30,t)uu eactr, on"convenient terma™ -Z~ ~'
Further particulars from the owner.
RUSSELL W. GBJS, Gwa« MO o* Kdg. A ^ . i ^ ^ ^ ^ s ; , ^ .
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BH5*tT a y 4 V " ^.*,f*5~* *V
Sunday School 4 Lesson
(By Henry Uaddiffe)
I In Summit Churches T H g SffMMIT HERALD AWP SUMMIT RECOUP, SUMMIT, N. J.
gr \*- A PLEA FOH J f .STICK
t t W t r m a J i o B a l Saat iar School Les s*» for » i e i i i » r r e . 182;
Golden Text—"Let Justice - roll down &.< waters , -and
righteousness as a mighty • stream."-—Amos 5;24.
HION • • :
f' Rev. Henry L. Lambdin _preach Sunday morning In Methodist Episcopal Church '^I'he Conquest of Fear."
will the ou
(
W ewry weekday from Z to 4&CeM0*ary Cekfafl^tfSpriagfaM P
T h e jmstWrrftev. S a m n e l l . ' H e f b -Bter, will preach on - T h r e e Kinds of Fa i th ," a t St. John's_ Lutheran Church _at the morning service on Sunday! - - . ' "
Presbyterian Church to Start Sunday
Wallace Chape 1_ A. M. E. Ziojnj
t in;, hi.;
; _A1J KouH' CJmrch, Springfield; and \VaId.-uii avenues, Sunday $ Church, 2S7 Park avenue. The pas - ,
. mornlnr service at H o'clock. Ser - , tor, Rev. Florence Randolph, wil l ! , moil by the regular minister, Rev. I speak at 11 a. m. S Abject: "God's i S.uart L. Ty;ioi». P . U . t Q i o n . ) j S tandard of a -ChxisUan. - ' and-a t 8 I
_ . _ _ _ . ! _ |P-m,:-^Th«-L*)rd'B Table," followed, Kev. Rockwell S. Rrank. pastor ' by I he ludy communion. The young i
/»r t!T.> eVutral Presbyter ian j people 's Christ ian - Endeavor ftace~ Church, will speak at the IJ.; History Forum ..will p resen t -a . p r o - -
; .vice on Sunday morn- Gram at 7 = 15 p. m opic being, "The Burdcni
Amos' was a stern product of thi' frontier* or South- Judah. l iav-
•|B|r been brought up amid Mm pie, '•jnd! natural surroundings, he rec-OKnir.ed the realities of reHgl.ius Hit. JWalce-bcHew religion 'didn't
to this
Tlearcr . ;DougaII Speaks On Week-Day Religious Schools
ftnpn"Ui him or fool him *age is part icularly timely
'3^ede.rn world. A « I O ! ) i V I t I l iS H- impl l ; ll!i*Jl
<»me n»:o cn t a ' - t v i m ihv ' Itatlon*'of J iV 'day . " l i e 'was ' : ©d by tne Bocial hiju.sUn
am! • i v i l -
,:« I;--a;ni
pained by the arUfit-iiil wo.-.-dilp-which he found hi Israel. R«>ligl-
j„. _ff&&_jai:nl iii3_ hj tnrtUBloAiiuijjS . 1*r
In the, t 'uiou Village M. . E. Church Sunday morning at 11
Next" Wedr i ^ l ay V v e n f n ^ v E^N L ^ ' ^ « f ^ - M i O h o d i a t £ p l W e p a l J ward Hotterton, of Cliatham, will I ( h u r c , » w a » ll«e host on W e d n e s d a y ' be the speaker, - _ " - . ; ev ,7'inR_ to the office™ and teachvr»
._: -«f the Sunday School, and" t h e i r ' " h e p r i o r . Key. K_ It. Hiiey. will ' WIVCR and husbands, at an informal!
^ivc- u Coiomtniiuu message ft the | c v e u l n s held in thrJ -parish hous**. !i"Ti:;n--' worrhlp in the Kirft Hap-- '!*&- U,J,. Lajnbdln conducted t h e 1
ri.;l fl.iirf-h on Sunday. The Union °I)f>-»taK cxt-rcjwa and Supe r in t end S-r \ : . r : will be held in this church < l e n t I I- K. Kindfunz presided a t a
8-o'clock with the sermon by . l>r'<-'f business tiesslon. • ; t
Itr-v. K- -llvrbfeter.' i - ' W * «a tb<* temple impressed him ji(..«WMk.-TJirouKh him Jehovah nald:
* l fcate, 1 despise your fearft days.' Tliese were formal acts of viu-d t i p bat Tat hetni The p«>oph> w t i . hypocritical, callous. 4t«d nidn-
Amos uppeab-d hi IlK'.pt-opb- to >^»e, ra tb^r tha;t wor.mip. "for J«bavah. H»- appeab (1 to tW-i.i fu *"9*ek uood and nut t-vii. that vc
•«*y-J |¥^." . Opprcrsiowof- thn poo." and ju-edy overshadowed i,:,y ri-JiSfOUS .preK-n.M' -«;id drew h:.: pery a r r a ignmen t . u.r LUUKW ^uiltv «f**mak:nc, the ^pti-ih snniH-ami .«fce Khel;«l Rreat ami fulsif;.;IIK t h 0
i^»la»c.es of deceit, that we maY yPW ' t** poor- for silver and the
„,. ._ f o r a - p a i r of i,hr»t>*Ji .. li&rtreBtiy Amos p jeade* for
K- • . l s L t f l - o » " f * r m its IiFc-fo Jelm- ,n , . . l f fe^ia-'gL^Olti^lilifui of rlKhicouimeMt..; .„ - n j . . , r pWpcOjpiizins? that <tiily by..their_Jiw_u_l^'.-H,{t.<i_Vv |-:1W*antar>' act could they Insure the o.-esMmi * |^«»ftttnuance of Jehovah's favor
*CS»n two walk *tOKeihrt
FI'CH*. Church of Christ. Seu;ntmt; L'S (tut liven place. Sunday sermon ;:t i i o'rloi'k Subject: "Ad^.m and Fallen JIait." - Golden Text : I'salnm IIC-K. "Thou hast delivered n:y MI;;I from death, mine eyes from t - a r s . and my feet from falling."
J leadmt; room in church tiuiidtiiK
. ^:y^j*<ljifeti3-Qtrtliti-«ivgniria w a s -, Riven by J. n . Dougall, fh" suno- 'n - i , t e r d t n t of tho Summit public J Bcboola, on thu topic of the Week- ' day rcllgloua Hchools. , _
An address was also made bv Or. Erie M. North, the re t i r ing super intendent of trie Sunday School en I that church.
, The_evenlng v/a:* concluded with a most delightful social hour, in which every one present had a p a n . - -- — - - - -
tin:i:< plagued Hie poor, hlyii rehtp iinjirisuiiin'-ut for trifling debtr., p ..xt.,nl<»na:e interest, ««]„«, p<rse- I V ^ b j t e r l a n Women to O l e h n i t e ! i:iiM»ii-in t i" coiirtN. r ights adJu- f i , , , ' , . , , ' \ r»e i t r a i r ,
h J HUIeth AnnlversaF) 0t the Work j <if Nutlonnl >FfsHlotii>t f
Since Tuesday, Nov. sth, the r egu-
dir,:ted bi-fu.'e'jinige.;" susceptible } to bribrry, unfair taxe^. and the | Pko. IhiRian Bociety has improved l,
these defects but it will j , r , , l l»3 'onar-y ;:oc;iety nieeting day, re . |U : r . . n -prcat deal^tjf_rTtbink--;£allK «U-clecUun. day,, a le^al holi-to (.numerate present social , , a y ' t , l e Presbyter ian women will
conditions ...badly iiecdJUi:.-.adiuat--;lM>w.. ,.^?.?1,2i ,il»iy.iPl9»ionary J i ieet- , th" iijicrcstH of the hu- i , l s ° " TtieHday afternoon, No- !
^^^eiHbfr-"22nrh-;U if-or'elnrlt— I i n l l e i r l ' Iia.r»'4i—ho4»s*». - - {
, many_ot^ i 111)!/ ; i * H *
in
?j>.«~~- »"« nam iiiKciuer except ,«Wsr be agreed r h - asked. Jehoviilj
lh£_JL'JyiQlleIlL .Of . j u s t l y ^.ffK>1wM|gne<M and Tfow I^Bftrael expect IIIK blessing g i*dB corrupt, immoral", and
could with dl:,-
|- burdened down "a.. tbrir-t,TJ!rsrtce-aTnt- op .
esMon. - i I I 1:) ' he fiftieth anniversary ofj Th" church, and C!i;Htiaris, i r 1" ' * ' o l F f , , ! ' National Missions and
should! be a mighty- i m p e l l i n g t a u t s I , r ' c i i t ' anniversary program to power for social improvement, for; f ' '*Jngly celebrate the occasinu in
Jhr. .recognition t h a r human hearrn j ,Mii"K a r ranged . Mr.t. Ralph Weber ami mollis have rights .superior, t o ' . , i a H composed a splendid pageant aTiv citbx-r. Improper working eon-t * r"!1 ' '1 w I " H 0 HtaK*'<l »y Mr*. Romeo
paper mill which was about Ave hundred feet north, of the prosen t s i te ."
FRIDAY, NOV A i«?
mll s«ni-
. . f f r ^ ^ f ^ ^ ' l ^ t l c l e j e r e ; today t he re " a ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V ^ V m i T The ^ '"™«n* recorded i n - the Tru 8 tee S - > partmentB and 31 t e t h e r s . j ' ^ ^ P <* » e « e S u r e L ^ 1 " a ^ '
ls uaj,.
• a j . t o » -atinj
It is
Book of the . Springfield Academv I in i» ia *K » *
was made to t t a t m u r t by P h i l e - i F r o m the o % i n l f t ^ o f i l H c - W t a t do you " mori Dl-kcraon for permteBion to M o t h e r church there te?* VJ!£ < e n - s ^ ! admit o«r -Methadis t bre thren to the following churches p t . . ™ *f I S h ^ . O o you l M l -
The flm record of the Board otlmZ , n t a » : - S O M * Orange from ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ -JM' Trus t ee s of the chureK h L h ' , « ° a ?** I r T l n e t o n ; W r s t g e l d J Ve* v ^ Z T ^ en t ry : "A m e e t l n ^ o f " t h f ^ " ^ - d i r e c t branch of w w , ; U&7 y Z ^ ^ , " * « ' ««h" % members of the Methodist Episco-pal Church in Springfield (having been advert ised according to law) was held at the house of Philemon
lDickersoa T -Ausnst -27^- lS3l , . f u r the purpose of elect ing t rus tees of the
"'churthToTie erected on a lot of land • s i tuated iflr.*he Township of Spr ing-; field. County of Essex and Sta te of.
. :Ncw Jersey, purchased tor the pur-nosa for the Bum or $:JS5." The Rev . '
: J ames H. WcFar land was appointed ! chair nutTrr ' ~ -
; The trusteeg Roleked the present ssl te Dec. :*.0. 1S31. In June . 1832, • Uie corner s tone was l a i i by R«"v! ; E. C. Janes , who afterward became ^b i shop . _ H i a - t o s t - w a u Matt. 4Gr-JS.-, This same text was used in 102G at ; the corner-s tone laying of the-Cath
olic church in Springfield. | The parsonage was purchased!
Oct. :{>, 1335, and also one aero of > ground In 13.14 when the church w a s
i n
ie*t-practises-as Amos saw- and ^*W*t#Dinned all about him? ^ i i ^ 1 0 3 m t d o w n u > reaii t ies. He sspspaliwfd tbat tln» g.i>id_: man was
dliions, uiiKanitary towns or com-ni'initles. (tangerouM trades, child labor, preventable disease, ex t reme p verty. want In old age, and many ilber conditions of life, existent
Tbro ' i^h a mechanical erpor the makeup of ihn S p r i n g
fHiT.W-w.i on another 7>age of this js-iue a l.i.-k of continuity in th - s tory will be M-en.but was
neuy. Rev. P r a n k Chadwlek. Rev j W^-H^-Evana, Rev. G. W. Smith a,nd
| r 4 t e ^ - H , - H — O m l l o y . Dr. John ' IT
T h e - o n e !; of Hie"-Sprh>; :h-ld
^ 6 t O-t-'cessarJIy tliat one who ss»iit t.l'J'', • », „ . i — -aWtt**™ 'hvuhiLt iT7.„„ ^ n i - r o d . i y realb-nge the ingenuity and ^ a y * T 9 . avoided imenU.er«nce.a.i.d_ .Xal-h of a (*riK»la»-nation to solve rernrestcd.to appear at the meeting
att ired lu appare l of the style of the i s a r v h e m„ ^ t I "*l i s - • * • e ttrf " " t ttdvor.'iting a l l y . . - -
hnman s^fferin^' „n , ! ; ,«' a iU c" 1 P l n " ( , y lu'rv- b u t w e a r e ral l lnR'"»M ' r i u d « f « " y years ago and a lso HX™„ « . . -injuii—nHfirtk,B-- to-jxrcmtcT fur Chrtsirairr l f l" ^x4**^ -any—objects—of- ImCTCgr W m e e f t o r t , f t ' • "" ' " • f -*• -u rh a s dullts , samplers , etc..
. . »oit» and hu one of the very in- ; , .„ ,„ , > , . . " L t«-reB t l , ,g r , .a ture3 of" the program. ^ ^ ^ r
Miss .Catherine (larmier, one of the ^ I \ ' " ' w n a
field secrretnrieB of the Board o f ' j . h „' , National Missions,- will be" the f 1 , 1 . -speajfe-r and br ing a message of! .,., . vital- j.iterest.- All the w m f i f a r e L „ i „ -,' ," S v r : a ' - ' > ' " p-*>:'r«ni will
• open bund
' Egbert , pas tor from 1902 to lf)07, . l ias passed to the church t r ium-; pmtiit. Kev. Fred Clare Baldwin j P . O . - former d i s t r i c t - s i iperinten-
- ^ — - ~ ^ J .den t , will a l s o be present . edth anniversary " " I j i s t o r i t a l N leh t " will a r y served on Wednesday A
discovered too late t o ' c h a n g e , j
!if- J
An Introductory Offer
China 7
Me« hod 1st Enjs
wijl bo celc- i
be ob- ] program |
Haveyoulost beginning Sunday. November ^ *'• >amMi"- 0.tl..j,t Summit . ; id continuin; , thro ' ighou" the T" 1 , K»??- , ; ,«n "The Ba.Tkground of+
M m t Me'-bodjsni"; Rev. Charles W."
tnake some effort to correct service
*W^ibf ^wT1 ^P.Af'"*' - l n ™" **™-<* E d i t i o n s 1n--air-^ l l K uaW«» **<>•<* h a P v d e n t larael. Amos declared that and justice for every man. ,,«*roe»t Cbriatian today has
t o " do if ho recognizes and m*'» that obligation of service . 'can"i t be claimed that the need ' such labor and wrongs reqiiir-
(Correction a re any less now A711»S- tirearbed 33u*y-
wbirh -win _be p u t «n-«sh ib l t . Tho program promises to-be one
of unuHual interest and will be another gala program of thoryear.
changed, but there 's enough <tettgt? - right eotfs men - today.
poor received much of fs consideration. He thought
of the needy, t lnrliaseitiejit
<J(»d de?pi»ed their feasts, which meant thoir religious pre tenses . The , same great t ruth applies today; find is not interested in a mock religion that permits human injustice and greed to make" life miserable and sinful- for men7" At-temlance upon nili^lmia- services •, ^ - — , - - - - - - - - - - - - " — i . i .• , , and pubLlc philanthropy- -wUU not-i-«° ,fi<? r ^ » , a ? : , monthly, .pjlgrimaee.j.??.1!' P«*e<tWent of the
Rosary Shrine Notes At Rosary Shr ine next
-bolng the first uf the moTmr
with ar: ed.Irc Tuck, :sf-.sr)c;a
m->i-„iti,T vA 11 o'clock
" ^^A^^l'Ka 7rTa^ea ^r> toli0^- iu-v.i Xittle. Want-Ad will bring __them back.
Or if you have found someone's purse or watch, dog or cow, let a little Blank Want-
-Ad-t«U-fKertr-Vi'hrre~tO - call for it. 7
The cheapest and best way been lost, strayed or stolen, to get. anything that has
r
by__llev. Ernes t E Bee rotary of the
Wright, D.D.. of Westlield. "The Beginning of Methodism in E n r - -
I landU': Rev. J o h n E. Charl ton, D.I).,1
of MapIewoOd, "American Method- i i sm" and Rev. fJejosp-G-i rflB«I r . ' . ,
Kokus Golden Glow 25-Piece Dinner Set • - Only $4 .77
evenhig at 7:3(. tho young people 's j * ? : " ; " ' f cS ? . u t h „ Omgc, "World!
xal ly .Wll l 1M> liebi. u n d e r tbn xal ly .Wll l l > 4 t " h e M : I ^ c 7 t t e ' m V y - ^ M . ? t , V ? l , l ™ . -r. Pices of the Epworth League A ' V i J n e R 3 N i K u t
pageant i l lus t ra t ing .Methodical, l n u r H ! l a v _- . T h l s evening has
will
Sunday F r a n t
wiih a cast of SO people, will b e p re -Dented. Shor t ta lks will be given by George Miller of the New York Area- Epworth League, Samuel Tunison W the Newark District,
Ostorling, pres ident of the y i l l ••-.Vettarfc: t t r s t r ic t . and. j t tanaoirRan"
be on! Thursday. This evening has been!
-act-asidu'for the women of the con-i gregat ion, tho community and any o the r s who wish to attend! T h e ' addresses of the—evening wil} be given by Mra. George O. Vogel, speaking, for the Ladies ' -Aid; Mrs,' A^tatr-Sr-f&n^m-TTnn^aljntTng^liiJ
Kr»QlsrIy P r i r ed a t $sJM
This bcatititul K->IJt-n Kaucer.;, : i\- i.lnicA. r.i
s i x 'ov. <-;;[Tia set condr.ts of s ix cups, .-,,* :a.:ce o r p r c a ^ f b e s ar.d one platter,
431 Springfield
_t
_ / ? , _ H a r d w a r e H o u s e w a r e s
Summit, N . J.
atone for oppression and exaction u:>.represKfd. and unrestr icted, and > a man makes a mistake to think ! ^ v ° , i a r j
-""' religion and that he can pretend
votions jeasii;
loner league | . W o m f l " ' w Home Missionary Socie ty; ! On arcouht or it beinRT"arso, theT^" "Cornier Pastors* Night" "wllf bt' ! '??1 S a~" J ' a^ ?~ Vatz,^rcpresehllrig thef first. Sunday In November when a j observed on Tuesday evening. Hup-
indulgencsi may bo gained j p e r w i U l i e served to the pas to r s ! venera t ing the replica of the a n * ' families a t 6 o'clock. Ad-1
Holy Winding Sheet, a large crowd I dresses by the pas tors will be made 's expected to t a k e pa r t in. t»«r4e~!At ;7:30 ojw}-a^receptlau.
These begin promptly at
Sunday, November 6, 1927
^ THREE GREAT FEARS
^ O K ^ T T * 0 ^ ™ 3 1 1 ' p e o P i e everywhenrrHErESTlTX i ^ L ™ * L R A C ^ » J A W L - St. John said, "&.
l s tfeere such a thing possible as
*J*.The Conquest of Fear?" J f c S * ^ ? - ^ * * ! in the worship and t^
• » r 3 . 3 0 p. m.. and will be held in the .basement church. On week davs ; Benediction in the Convent .Chapel ;at the same hour. i The "Snow S t c r m " heralded for (Friday. December Sth. Is under •the-KuMance of Af.a. Ira-^r^^psir^r
; tngton of Orange, N. J., who;
-er-stiM*trr^--—- Kexit „£Scc-43oulev»r4-
:30 ajwl ^a^receptloji , will ^fol low. The pas to rs who will be present a re Rev. W. A. Knox, Rev. C. H. von Claim, Rev. H. C. Thompson, Rev. F. 1». Curry , Itev. T. S. Molv-
' t h e friends of Rosary Shr ine into closer re la t ionship. (^ifts " of
ij jroceries, l aundry -neefls—wtjoh-n w i t h b lankets , towels and art icles for « -
the-4inen- c J o s e t . a n d - t n - s ' i d r t any- ^Colorado, i-^-eommttteer-ot- laHfer" Ts ^orTTfirg" * ^ , B r a c , o s « ! t . ^ " l " U r - s h o r t any- : Colorado, wUl^gfive the hare) to m a k e It a success For the l h i n e , l k c , y t o b e "seful in the I *>ary, se rmon at 11 o'clock
; benefit of the unini t late i t may be h o m e ' a r e - n e e d e d , -The eampafeij • corolng m e « t i n ^ - w H f - b e h as well to" explain" tha t the " S n o w f o r a m n l l ° n br icks la now begin- »'clock with_ Rugene. (C ~ Storm" consists of a s u p i l y of use- n J n * " F r l e n d s °* t n e Shrfne are Summit- presiding,
-les J ^ - ^ r o y q ^ ^ f ^ ^ f f T ^ p f * * ^ ^ . luncheon will bo Oy supplying tha Nuns w i t h ' a < , , r a , o a - »*eek_fpr a year ; . Ff that. , ."'clock,
j these th ings the ladies wish t» ^ . ^Y^J0***}™ t roublesome, a ; wrperiBtendent cxt the Newark .HK ; a l ^ - t h c m to devote every possible j \ ° * -« „ j _ C'a^"y-«g«-'ept. "Tcj, wi l l -preach the closing aitni-^
.ful-.-«rtic vent.
[Young Woman's Foreign Mission Jury Society, and Mrs. Dorr F. Die-1
fendorf, represen t ing tho Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
*!Conmraulty.-Night" y/ilh. be.-ob-J served Fr iday. The town officials,' f ra ternal orders" and the pastors of, neighboring churches have been in-, vited to th is community celebra- ' ti0n. (
" H o m e Coming- Swnday'1 will'TT6' heltTbn tha closing dav of the cele-braUo»T _,Voveifther—13th:.- -Bishop Char les L. Mead, D.D., of Denver,
w-lll—plve the annlver-Home
eld at 3 Pierson of
A fellowship served at C
o'clock, l tgv, Archey-J). Ball. -1),I>-
o to devote eve-y possible K *:> w m U e K'adly-accept- trlcj., wi l l -preach tho d o :
is desirahlfiZlo resume a t ^ ASWft-B cer tain guarantee 7ISlEe~17rie.f history p re O I U
for J h e fur therance of . preprtrefl-aHct
read by* th^, late Theodore D. Stck-which it is desirahle_to. resume'al'!,%'*„? the earliest poasible moment. The S- i?"!- . big Ttinch-ro~nm at «t»c fAflf of t ini~ ~ T ^ **~T~~- —~ ™. -™-™„„- m™,™™™ -™.~_. new buildlrtg will be used ro r^h f s ^ * i S s a«T ,^enfle~men who'^aTe Ting pf t h e Methodist- Cujuxau-was
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Rem^al^Notic^J From ouKformcr location at 90-91 Summit Aver
25 Summit Ave. - (Next to CorbyV Enterprise Laundry)
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING U:5, L. and-Prest-O-Lite Storage Batteries
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^ f e ^ O J B a d ^ the month of NovcmbeiHn^wefer t h a T ^ l present stocfe^r^Ksposcd of before wc move on or about ^moer 1st. to our new sales room located at
338 Springfield Ave. — — Two DooFs-Jrom-Smmnit Aveffiie^—^
W^t^M^ ^ %rm qmHcrs a n ^ a s t U 1 m o ^ complete S ^ i f ™ ^ Appliances for the Modem Home." mmfiftrCbnttm^ season fast approaching this sale comes a t * £ P * offprtiine time. — " = • • -1- -
p ^ U U your advantage to visit us early in the month.
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