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Mid-Day Cabaret, Cth Floor ANNANDALE Mrs. Edgar Lance at their residence on Church street. Percival Chrystie, of New York LDSE HIS BRIDE SUBUH8RN NEWS JJ XXean Steam jf HAIR for WOMEN Is easy to have, Nafural Colored, Lux city, has been spending a few days at his former home in town. wr jm MA NSW YORK 9 AVd9 SIXTH, (Continued from Page Two.) uriant and Kadiant. oo many women nave IM grey or faded hair; neglect it until it be- Her 311181" OaVS He IVlUSI comes thin, dry and lifeless, begins to fall A new card club was organized in the town of Clinton on Monday eveningthe Hossenpfeffer Club being the latest.

The first meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd V. S. Conover, when plans were discussed for the future of the organization and a few games of the delightful pastime engaged in.

The NORTH BRANCH out and makes them appear mucn older it(fn than thev reallv are. If your hair is io i llluaC UUUU. WHITEHOUSE this condition get a bottle of STARTS TO MAKE FORTUNE. The funeral of Mrs. George Orts, sixty years old, was held at her home near this place this morning.

Rev. Charles E. Hoyt, pastor of the Presbyterian church, at Pluckemin, soffi-ciated, and the burial was in the Howard LaTree, four years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judson LaTree, died at their home in East White-house on Tuesday afternoon, after an illness of about two weeks, of scar- Julian Storer Dillion, Opera Chorus let fever.

There are several otner i cemetery at Fairmount. Mrs, Orts children in the family who are suffer- died at heT home, after a long ill-ing from the disease and their con- neggj rom diabetes. Besides her ditions are reported to remain about husband she leaves a son, Frederick Man Who Eloped With Brenton Girl, Sent Out to Work Says That Wealthy Family In New York Has Disowned Him. new club opened off with nve tames at play. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Edmonds, who since coming to this section from Pattenburg a few months ago, have been living with the Edmonds family, near Allerton, resumed housekeeping on Tuesday, moving in Mrs. Ella Cramer's tenant house, near Annandale. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, wife Pardon C.

Hoffman, of High Bridge, has gone to assist in performing the household duties of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Sharp, of Main street, Annandale, with whom she and her little daughter expect to make their the same. The house is under strict i 0rtS) of East wbitehouse vicinity IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER A Word from Our Contract Department on Furnishing Your Country Home THE CONTRACT DEPARTMENT of the Simpson Crawford Company requests the privilege of estimating on the complete furnishing of your cottage at the seashore or Summer home in the country.

On the" Fifth Floor in the office of the CONTRACT DEPARTMENT are experts, who will lay out schemes or offer suggestions for your Foyer Hall, Living Room, Dining Room and Bed Rooms, ory for the house in its entirety, without charge. SPECIAL PRICE CONCESSIONS WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: quarantine, wnicn is maintained Dy Trenton, N. March 6. Julian Sto to-day. Don't wait any longer start using it NOW.

You'll be delighted at the results from even one or two applications. The grey hairs gradually dissappear and your hair will become full of life and vitality soft, glossy and beautiful. Always ask for HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. It never fails Results guaranteed after a fair trial or your money back. VtT) Sign this adv.

and take it to IKliC. atJy 0f the following druggists, and get a 50c size bottle of HAY'S rer Dillon, member of an opera chorus, who eloped with Miss Ruth Powers daughter of Dr. and William S. Harrington of this city, recently, will have to become a successful business the Readington Township Board of Health. The funeral of Thomas L.

Welsh, fifty-three years old, was held at his late home near Whitehouse Station yesterday morning. Rev. Henry T. Jones, pastor of the Reformed church, officiated, and the burial was in Rural Hill Cemetery. Mr.

Welsh died at his home, after an illness of about a month. Besides his widow he leaves a number of children. He was a farmer. man or. lose his bride.

Dr. Harrington It was announced yesterday that the entertainment and box sociable, which was given by the seniors of the North Branch public school, last Friday evening in the school house, was a success. The net proceeds, which amounted to $60, will be devoted to the fund for the school library. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Woods, of Nortti Branch Depot, went to East WTiltehouse today to attend the funeral of Mr. Wood's sister, Mrs. Euphemla Brown, seventy-two years old. Services were in the Methodist future home. sent the young bridegroom, who says HAIR HEALTH ana 1 cane 01 SOAP FREE, for 50c or $1 size he has been disowned by wealthy rela tives in New York because he Joined a George Barkman, of near Henry, 111., a native of.

Hunterdon county, who is enjoying his-first visit to the bottle of HAY'S HAIK HKALI rt and cakes of HARFINA SOAP FREE, for $1. L. W. RANDOLPH P. B.

HODGE; SCHREINER R. SHAW; theatrical troup, out to make his for tune. He cannot -claim bis bride until he makes good. WEISS' BORO' DRUG STORE; S. MILLER; C.

E. NAGU0; WM WALSH. Dillon has quit the opera troup and is now in New York trying to make his fortune. If he makes good to the sat Mrs. Henry C.

Hoffman is suffering with a broken arm at her home at I church New Germantown. While busy at East In twelve years with relatives in and near Califon, was a very recent guest of friends in Annandale. Miss Annie Leigh, of Clinton, left on Tuesday for New York city, where she will spend several days. She expects to go later to take a position as a milliner at Mount Morris, N. Y.

R. E. Rowland li yet confined to his home in Annandale, without isfaction of his wife's parents he can then claim her for his own, but if he her household duties Mrs. Hoffman had the misfortune to stumble and fails to show that he is capable of car Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Tower, of Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Everett, of Newark, returned home yesterday, after a visit to Freeholder and Mrs. J. Stryker Everett at their homo at Neshanic.

ing for a wife it is likely that the ro WEST POINT CADETS. i Their Marching Made Big Hit In the Inauguration Parade. fall, breaking her left arm at the el mance will end in divorce proceedings. bow. This is the fourth time this Dillon eloped with Miss Powers, who is a pretty and popular Trenton girl.

The facilities of our COWTKAUT JJv PARTMENT for carrying out the complete furnishing of your home to the point where it is ready to step right into without any inconvenience, can only be understood after you 4iave allowed us to submit you an estimate and a scheme. If the order is placed in our hands, the work will be executed in the most thorough manner and by skillful men, who are used to such work. same arm has been fractured. Her daughter, Mrs. Daniel H.

Beekman, of Somerville, is caring for her. much improvement in his condition finer nf thp North last week. They were married in Wil Branch Literary Circle will be held He has been suffering of Intestinal mington, and the girl's parents were not even aware that affection ex trouble for several weeks, The annual meeting "of the taxpay on Wednesday afternoon at the home ers Readington township for the of iirs Marion Van Derveer at her isted between the young, people until they returned home and announced election, 'of members or the Board of 'Education will be held in residence near this town. Mrs. Edward Brown, of Somer their marriage.

1 A I l. the public school building at Pleas- ant Run on Tuesday afternoon. The bridegroom was not received with open arms by his new parents-in-law. He had to seek a hotel, while the March 18, at 2 o'clock in the after If you have a country home to be furnished, call at our CONTRACT OFFICE, Fifth Floor, 19th Street side, or 'phone 2100 Chelsea, and we will have a representative in bride was kept at home. noon.

At trie same time an appropriation of $4,750 will be voted for ville, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Staats, at the Riverview Hotel, North Branch. Mrs. George W.

Field will entertain the North Branch Euchre Club at her residence at North Branch Depot tomorrow afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ten Eyck. of Somerville, are visiting Mr.

Ten- Although scarcely out of his teens, young Dillon has had a number of romantic experiences. Last summer it current expenses. terview you at once. 4 ISJMPSOX CRAWFORD OCX, th Atc ltU to XOtin St. I There was a large gathering In the I.

JL was reported that he attempted suicide because of his love for a north Jersey Methodist church in East Whitehouse last night to attend the entertain brother. Fillmore Tallman, of HUNTERDON COUNTY ment given there under the auspice W. A. Sutton, the Annandale mason, is with his gang of workmen busy this week working at the Union hotel, at Clinton, putting in a concrete floor In the cellar. Mrs.

George G. Mills, of Hacketts-town, is visiting for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Young, at their residence in Annandale.

George Van Billiard, the Bray's Hill farming and implement dealer, shipped a car load of corn from Annandale to the city market yesterday. Mrs. P. S. Mansfield returned on Tuesday evening to her home in Newark, after visiting her mother, Mrs.

Melissa Trimmer, in Annandale. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoppough, of Annandale, are the owners of a uew piano, which was placed in their Lome on Monday of this ve. Mrs.

Leroy Duckworth returned girl. He denies this story and says that jealousy prompted some one to attempt his life. The bridegroom hopes to win the pardon of his father, who, of the Ladies' Aid Society by local Eyck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. Hardyston Township. Anyone in tm Ticmtty having ewb items is Invited co senu their the Courier-News for use in thi iimn a talent. The laughable cantata, ine New Minister," was presented. Refreshments were served.

Proceeds for church work. he says, is wealthy and who lives in an apartment house at Sixty-eighth After a visit to her daughter, Mrs. William. Dagen, in i Glen Gardner, Mrs. C.

F. Smith and daughter. Miss Muriel Smith, have returned to Ten Eyck, in this town. Miss Essie Townley, of Elizabeth, is spending a week as the guest of various relatives at her former home here. street and Broadway, New York.

Relatives from this place went to John Saunders, of Green Town- their home in Brooklyn. Newark Tuesday afternoon to attend WHITE HOUSE GUESTS. Mrs. Jeremiah voorhees nas gone the funeral of Miss Edith Winifred I to piainfleld, where she will spend a Frederick B. Gardner, of Glen 'Gardner, has gone to Sandt's Eddy, where he has taken a position with the Lehigh and New England week with different friends.

Members of Family First to Break ship, has taken charge of the Morgan Batley farm at Greensville. Thomas Hilton has accepted his old position as manager of the Montague creamery. Cooper, nine years old, aaugnter or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper.

She was Miss Myrtle Criss is visiting her Bread With New President. Washington, March 6. The first a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoff man, of Whitehouse Station.

grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hageman, at Nesnanic. of West guests entertained by President Wilson and his family at a bread breaking Mrs. Ellas Current, vesterday to her home in Clinton Mrs.

Augustus C. Durling returned from Asbury Park, where she spent Mountain, is ill. function were the president's cousin. to her home at Whitehouse Station Hoffman, of Bale- CLINTON John A. Wilson of Franklin, and the ten members of his party, who Miss Carrie ville, is ill.

several days visiting friends. John C. Reeves, an aged Clinton resident, who has for some time been yesterday, after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.

Sovereign, at Lebanon. Railroad. Mrs. Guesie Runyon and son. Nelson Runyon, have returned to their home In Glen Gardner from, a visit to Mrs.

Runyon's daughter in Newark. Mr. and Mrs. James Shipman, of Asbury, are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

John Tiger, at Imlaydale. Mrs. Harman Hoffman, and three came to the inauguration. They had At the congregational meeting lunched with the family." Last night i V. held Tuesday night in the Wee- very in, is so iar recuvereu mat Mrs.

William Eick returned to her the president and Mrs. Wilson had as ARREN VILLE home at New Oermantown yesterday, auabic Presbyterian church. David ia able to be aDOut again. 1913, by American Press Association. Foreign observers agreed with Americans that nowhere on earth can better arching be seen than that which the ladets displayed In the Inauguration Sinner guests their cousins, the Wood- rows from Columbia, S.

C. after a visit of three weeks to her son, 'George W. Eick, at Whippany. While President Wilson was busy In Gould and John C. Grogan were reelected elders for three years; J.

Goeller was chosen deacon and J. Oscar Young, and William Cooper were elected trustees for the same term. Rev. Dr. John T.

Scott has arrived Miss Beatrice Pope, of Summit avenue, North Plainfield, is -the guest of Miss Kathryn Reed, of Fairview Farm. The Clinton Evening Five Hundred Club was entertained Monday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Carpenter. John C. Haynes, of the Annandale virinitv. has Duichased for early his office Mrs. Wilson, his daughters and their relatives who are staying at the White House spent the time un HVO" WORE.

MEXICANS KILLED. at the manse of the Presbyterian church, at Leamington, after a visit to Rev. C. J. Culp, in Bound Brook.

packing their trunks and getting located in their new surroundings. Those who are staying at the White At the weekly bowling games of gg delivery a 1913 model Ford -9 Floyd McCathren, of Xew York the Select Ladies' Bowling Club roadster automobile. House for the present are Mrs. Annie Howe of Philadelphia, the president's city, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Isaiah Apgar for a few days at their home near New Germantown. Tuesday afternoon on the Waldorf alleys, the high scores were rolled! Mrs. Jacob Aller has returned to I. A 1 4.. rtfU sister; Mrs Perrin Cothran.

Mrs. Howe's daughter, of Columbia, S. C. Miss Ethel A. Daggett returned to and little Josephine Cothran.

"the her home in East Whitehouse yester White House baby;" the president's by Mrs. John Ledwin. who made ner nome AuuauuiC, 132; Mrs. M. Bross, with 122; Mrs.

for a week with various relatives Christian Blank and Mrs. George In Clinton. Leiman, who both rolled 103. The prayer meeting of the Re- MIss Helen Lister, of Ridgewood formed church, at Annandale, was avenue, has left for Washington, held last night in the church session-D. where with Miss Helen Har- i om.

day after a visit to Miss Harriet Nay-lor, in Passaic. HAMPTON Robert Johnson has purchased th land from the Lackawanna company near the station, on which houses that he bought some time ago are located. The company refused to sell the land several years ago but have since decided to do so. To double houses are on the above land. Mrs.

David Stires was a Saturday visitor in Somerville. She and her husband expect to move there In a few weeks where he is employed on brother. Joseph R. Wilson of Nashville, and his wife daughter Alice. MRS.

HEATH GETS HECRUITS. William MoCrea, of Pottersville, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and United States Troopers Pick Them Off Near Border. Douglas, Ariz March 6. Mexican authorities at A Via Prieta said that two Mexican soitXers were killed by the machine gun used by the troopers tf the Ninth cavalry in the skirmish on the border near here.

This makes a total of six federal soldiers killed since Sunday, when the first fight occurred. None of the American troopers has been even wounded. The entire Ninth cavalry, including the machine gun platoon, remains on the border drawn out in a line twenty miles long. The Mexican troops have not been lighted near the border. Hundreds of refugees arrived here during the night from Naeozari, where trouble is expected, when an armistice expires.

.1 Nearly 600 Maderist rebels children, of Oxford, spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nahum Cregar, in Glen Gardner. Mrs. Rodney Beebe, who was called to St.

Johns, by the death of her father, has returned to her home In Hampton. After spending a week in Brooklyn, Samuel O. Rush and family have returned to their home in Glen Gardner. Mrs. John Hunt, of Bayonne, Is on a two-weeks visit to her mother-in-law, Mrs.

Lydia Hunt, In Hampton. Mrs. William H. Sell "has returned to her home in Hampton after a two weeks' stay In Newark. Mrs.

Thomas Rober and daughter. Miss Lula Rober, of Hampton, are ill with diphtheria. Clarence Hawk and family, of Hampton, spent the week-end In Phllllpsburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Osoar'D. Kanous, of Hampton, have returned froJ Brooklyn. Mrs. M. McCrea, at New German- town.

Mrs. William Carmer, of Brooklyn, ris, of Hillside avenue, she will be the guest of the latter's aunt. Miss Florence Disbrow, of South Belmont avenue, and Miss Florence Huff, of Elizabeth avenue, are visiting Mies DIsbrow's aunt, Mrs. W. Coryell, of New Brunswick.

is spending a week at her former home near Pottersville. Entire Assembly of Cranford Women Join Housewives' Movement. Cranford, N. March 6. Mrs Julian Heath, president of the House wives' league, made an address on the work of the league at the Free Public library here under the auspices of the Wednesday Morning club.

At the close of the meeting every woman in the au Barney Reilley, of Gladstone, is Mr. and Mrs. S. Weart Leigh, of New York city, were guests over the last week-end of relatives in Clinton. Miss Marguerite Creveling, of Clinton, has been visiting for a few days with friends in Elizabeth.

Arthur Vorce, of Center street, Annandale, was a visitor at New York city, on Tuesday. Omie Rolfe has been confined' to his home in Clinton by illness. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Reilley, at New Germantown.

Miss Ethel Burdette entertained left the Cananea district to Join others rf1tnrf rrk imn thu Inn tri i 4 the Wishbone Club at her home here this afternoon. it Colonna Morelos, where a mobiliza- Cranford branch will be organized tion is In progress later. CLOVER HILL Word was received here the past week of the death of C. Cruser, for merly of Neshanalc vicinity, but of late years living in Newark. His wife died several years ago.

Mr. Cruser is survived by two daughters and two sons. Mrs. Packer, Mrs. HIGH BRIDGE a passenger train.

Augustus Bonnell, who died at Glen Gardner on Friday, was well known here. He was a resident' for several years and had a host of friends. Halsey Berry has rented the house recently vacated by Alfred Marsh-mon. The house he occupies has been sold to a party in Brooklyn. Mrs.

T. J. Raber and daughters are ill of diphtheria. The "house has been quarantined and it is hoped no more cases will develop. The fifth and sixth grades of the public school have been closed for a week on account of the diphtheria cases.

Chas. Ward will soon move Into Mrs. Heath will go to Boston in the interests of her campaign to educate housewives and to bring the producer and consumer nearer together. On Monday next the national president will start on a ten day trip in the south. WILL HOLD CARNIVAL DURING LAST WEEK OF MAY There was a large gathering in i Rialto Hall on Monday evening to attend the last in the series of entertainments under the auspices of and for the benefit of the High School WOODBRIDGE The Library Bridge Club was to have been entertained by Mrs.

F. F. Adams at her home yesterday afternoon. The entertainment has been postponed one week. The five months' old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Waring died Tuesday after an illness of a month from pneumonia and other complications. Mrs. Christopher Craske enter- iDilts, Schenck and John Cruser. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Higgins and little daughter, of near Three Bridges, spent Tuesday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ella Huff, of Montgomery. Mis3 Annie Huff, of Somerville, Athletic Association. The attraction The Carnival Committee of Wat-chung Council, Knights of Columbus, met last night and formulated plans for the annual carnival which will be held during the last week of May.

The Knights have secured a Washington, March 6. Mexican troops were responsible for the latest border fight near Douglas, with troops of the Ninth cavalry by firing the first shot, according to a report from Brigadier General Bliss at Fort Sam Houston. He says Colonel Guil-foyle reported that an armed body of Mexicans, apparently Yaquis, moved out of Agua Prieta, deployed and fired a few shots at a detached post about a thousand yards south of the camp on the boundary. An American machine gun replied with five shots, and the Mexicans retired toward Agua Prieta. Colonel Guilfoyle makes no mention of any casualties, but says he has two troops, with a machine gun, on observation at the points where the trouble occurred.

He says no cause Is known for the trouble, for no provocation of any kind was given by the American soldiers. was the Chicago Glee Club, which gave a very pleasing performance. IF YOU HAVE ANY vRIN TROUBLE, READ THESE STATEMENTS The association has netted considerable money as the result of the Mrs. Wm. Bowlby's house, on Main number of good attractions and this street, he having rented the same.

affair promises to be the best has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Huff, of Montgomery. course. for Mr. moimt f.

It, Vow i they have ever given. only Mrs. P. W. Pitcher, who is a mis- William Whitlock, of Near Mont- "I suffered from Erysipelas thirty years and could obtain temporary relief, although I various remedies and treated tried sionary recently returned from gomery, is visiting with friends at tainea a numoer or friends at bridge Tuesday afternoon at her home.

with China, will make an address on her Three Bridges. KJ -A- A AUVKVtt AM AAA A A A this week purchasing her millinery supply for the week of Easter. We are In need of a few more street lights. Will the Borough Council please take notice? Mr. and Mrs.

William Conover Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woicrrit spent Tuesday with friends at Newark, are visiting at the home me uesi uociors. aiy race was a dreadful sight and was so swollen at times that I could not see. I heard of Hokara and purchased a jar.

It gave immediate relief and in a short time, entirely cured me. I have not V. 1 .1 1 ville. iof Mr. and Mrs.

John Weigardt, Sr. of New I Robert Houston, an aged resident Mrs. Clifford Maurer, Mrs. Isaac Hill spent Tuesday in Somerville. work next meeting of the Ladles' Miasionary Society of the Reformed church, which will be held on Saturday afternoon, March 29.

This session will be led by Mrs. Marian T. Conklin, and the annual election of ofiicers will take place at that time. The funeral of Mrs. Delilah Apgar, seventy-five years old, was held in the Methodist Episcopal church, of this place, of which she was a To Camp at New Providence Co, Uniformed Rank, Jr.

O. U. A. of Jersey City, at their meeting this week, signified their intention of attending the encampmen in June at New Providence. The company, which is one of the newest in the brigade, has already been allotted all of the necessary equipment for their camping trip, and word has been received from the United States Government that rifles the home of of tnis F'ace, has been seriously ill SMASH SOLDIERS' MONUMENTS) P.

Holt, 11 01 RocK? Little York, is visiting at Mrs. Fred F. Anness. for the past week. Kock, Ark.

FLEMINGTON The trustees of the Presbyterian church netted from their recent chicken 6upper. "Until about two years ago I suffered with Eczema since a small child. It was all over my body, even in my hair and on the bottom of my Miss Lulu Kelly is spending a few weeks with friends in Syracuse, N. Y. Robert Franklin i3 ill with ton- Vandal With Heavy Hammer Mutilates Gettysburg Memorials.

Gettysburg, fUarch Eight monuments were badly damaged! by a vandal who used a heavy hammer for hi3 destructive work. The monuments which suffered were the Fifth corps The churches are preparing for uougUL aooui one OOZen jars mftmhpr. this mnrnin? Tlav A new choir loft has just been in the First Baptist Easter. Special music will be given I nave heen shipped. of Hokara from my druggist and it May the pastor officiated, and the cured me.

I am now entirely well ,1, church entirely well completed It will be formally dedi- as in Evergreen Cemetery. in silitis at his home. Arthur Lid die is seriously ill "at his home. Sunday morning. The and have been years.

Mrs. J. wen 101 over iwo T. Fleming. 1102 headquarters.

Forty-ninth and Ninety- sixth Pennsylvania, Fortieth New York, West First Joplin, Mo. by the choir. Mr. and Mrs. John Peacher were guests of relatives in Easton over Sunday.

Mrs. Martin Werkheiser enter New Places of Business A. Brancatti has moved his shop from North avenue to 43 "I suffered with Eczema for over wmion. Apgan was one or tne oldest residents of this section. She leaves a number of children.

Mrs. Van Syckle and Mrs. Moore will serve refreshments at the meet- senior and junior choirs will render the cantata, "The Vision of St. John," and the pastor, Rev. Howard H.

Brown, will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion. BASKING RIDGE twenty years. The affected parts were so sore and tender that I was obliered to have cushions nut in Grant's Vermont brigade. Sixth Maine. Fifth Wisconsin and Thirty-seventh Massachusetts.

It is believed the work was done by some one disappointed in seeking em- tained oa Sunday, her niece from H. J. Bierman, of Newark, grand' Tte Lafarette Women's Christian Easton. Somerset street. A dry goods store Is to he opened this week at No.

41 Somerset street. The street 1 in that vicinity is to be better lighted by the installation of an arc to keep the bedclothes from touching 1U ol lue araen uiud, wnicn win me. For a long time I suffered so De Gel(i the Little Red House, on that I could not sleep until from ut- 1 Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. It ter exhaustion. Hokara gave me in- is hoDed there will be a.

laree attnnd. orator of the Royal Arcanum, made u. vm meet at tne; home of Mrs. C. V.

Runion Satur- Mrs- Samuel Rosenberger, of in an official visit to Flemlngton friends county BIooinsbury, is visiting day. Mrs. Baldwin, the light. 1 JERSEY METHODTRTS CmtWR stant relief, and in a short time en Council, No. 731, Royal Arcanum, Tuesday night.

town. president, of Stanhope, will make an tirely cured me. Hokara is a wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mary A.

Gray, Box 52, Andover, Ohio. "I had Rheumatic Eczema and the A Message to Railroad Men ance of members present, as the matter of the new public library for this place will be further considered. The engineering department of the Taylor-Wharton Iron Steel Co. will Mrs. Minnie McKee has returned BPent Sunday with Martin Ervin, Jr Mr.

and Mrs. William Stothoff have returned to their home here after spending three weeks in Florida. Bishop Berry Presides Over Convention at Atlantic City. Atlantic Citj-, N. March 0.

Fcl- to her home in Baleville, after an Mrs. Eliza Fritts has returned pain was so intense that I could not E. S. Bacon, 11 Bath Bath, sends out this warning to railroaders everywhere. "My work as exieuueu stay ai iraierson, during home from a visit in Phillipsburg, wnich she nursed her sister, Mrs og Easton, conductor caused a chronic inflam- Miss Haazel Hawk, towing the formal opening of the sev- 1 p'- groaning tender a dance and reception to the enty-second annual conference of the bt they gSTine'vSriS I head department, office em-New Jersey Methodist Episcopal ti Mr aiv ,,,0.

ployes, in Rialto Hall, on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCrea entertained a number of their friends visited friends over Sunday. mauon or the kidneys and I was miserable and all played out. I was Arthur Lederer, who died.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brydon, of Syracuse, are at the 'hom of tho ehurch the' several hundred delegates to try Hokara and it eave me im- evening, March 28. Refreshments at their home Tuesday evening. weak had dizzy spells, and a friend recommended Foley Kidney will be served and there will be good Anderson B.

Kugler attended the latter's narents. Mr. and ATra wQt Get busy, you basefoall sports, the season will soon be here. John Staples is improving from his recent attack of grip. inauguration of President Wilson son Runyon, of Huntsville.

They Tuesday. will remain a month. got down to real business In the First mediate and satisfying relief. It will church. do all that is claimed for it.

Albert Bishop Berry of Philadelphia presid C. Page, 16 Arlington Portland, ed over the conference, which la to con- Ie- tinue for ten davs Sold and recommended by L. WT. tlnue for ten aays Randolph, local agent. music for the occasion.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Davis Reed have returned to their home in East Whitehouse, after a visit to Mr. and From the day I began taking tbsm, I commenced to regain my strength.

The inflammation is gone and I feel better now than I have in twenty years." Try them. Sold by jail druggists. Mrs. Charles H. Wood, of Three Edward Tallman, of Hawthorn Miss Belle Young was a visitor in Bridges, was a visitor here recently.

Park, has been entertaining his Clinton, Saturday..