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PLATNFIELD COURIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1912 mm iwrnnTHm-nriW Store Closes Saturdays 9 P. M. Other Days 5.30. 2 SHOT WEDDING Stepfather With Pistol Fusillade Halts Ceremony. MORTALLY WOUNDED BY POLICE Don't Jost Order "A Case of Beer." Get abrew that yon know to be perfect-one that is ripe and healthful.

Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer is the choice of most people who demand the best in good things to drink. Why don't you choose the best? For Sixty Years Bartholomay na3 stood for Quality. Order a case from GUARANTY Brotherhood garments must be right. I stand behind them. In case of defect in workmanship or material a new garment will be given free of cost.

H. S. PETERS, Maker DOVER NEW JERSEY "The Bee Hive" Newark Telephone 5500 Market Five Five Hundred 711 TO 721 BROAD STREET Annual New Years Sale Boys' and Young He Fires at Wife, Mother-in-law and Bridal Couple and Makes Police Retreat With Volley of- Shots. Woman May Die. Henry Haurand Plainfield, N.

J. Telephone 229 JOSEPHUS DANIELS. I tm He Is Likely to Be the Next Postmaster General. IN should be sure to look into the special features to be found only in the guaranteed Taylorville. 111., Dec.

27. John Bel-der, a contractor, armed with a revolver, intruded upon a wedding party at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Edna Fisher, shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Fisher, fired a number of Ineffective shots at his wife, at the bridal couple and at policemen who were summoned to the house and was himself mortally wounded by one of the police officers. Mrs.

Fisher, sixty-eight years old, will die, it is feared. The wedding ceremony was performed after the excitement occasioned by the shooting had subsided. The -wedding which Belder's attack interrupted was that of his stepdaughter, Elsie Bates, to Ora Redfern. On entering the house he opened fire first upon his wife, firing three shots at her. She escaped by the back door.

The frightened guests retreated, and Mrs. Fisher and the bride and bridegroom sought to hide in rooms on the lower floor. Belder fired six times through if (Reg. U. S.

Pat. Off.) A week in advance of the schedule time for this sale which makes it so much the better for the boys, the young men and those who must pay the bills. Every suit or overcoat in our entire stock is embraced in this sale. Make two comparisons our goods and our prices with those of others that's all nuf sed. BOYS' REGULAR 0.98 AXD $7.98 OVERCOATS Convertible collar style can be worn open or button to neck; materials of all-wool cheviots, medium shades of gray and brown; diagonal effects; cut double-breasted; models with belt back; sizes 14 to 18 years; regular stock price $6.

98, and special $5.00 BOYS' REGULAR $9.98, SUITS Finest imported and domestic cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds; every suit separately cut, smartly tailored Norfolk and double-breasted models; full peg top knickers; full lined; sizes 8 to 18 years; special. REGULAR $11.98 TO $15.00 RUSSIAN OVERCOATS Finest chinchillas, all shades, with velvet and self collars, half belt and full belted models; fancy mixtures in best grade cheviots, also kerseys with fur-trimmed collar and cuffs; sizes 3 to 10 years, special $8.75 BOYS' REGULAR $5.00 ALL-WOOL SUITS Norfolk and double-breasted models; all-wool cheviots, neat shades of grays, tans, brown and plum, mixtures and stripe effects; perfectly tailored; knickerbockers cut full and rosmy; have belt loops, watch pockets and full lined; sizes 7 to 13 years; special in this sale 3.00 BOY'S' REGULAR $6.98 TO $8.50 SUITS All-wool cheviots, smooth and rough finished; smart double-breasted and plaited Norfolk models; neat and dressy shades grays and brown mixtures; knickers cut peg fashion; full lined; sizes 7 to 17 years; special $5.80 ras 8 jST, the door of the room occupied by Mrs. "1 You'll find vveVe put little comforts and conveniences into each of the classes named that make them the most satisfactory garments money can buy. The denim, buttons, thread, are the best made, and the cutting and finishing are done by Union Workers- All Brotherhood garments have the patent fleece-lined pocket from which your watch will neither fall nor drag out, and the guaranty as printed above gives you full protection. Brotherhoods outwear other makes and always loA right because they're cut right.

You gain both economy and satisfaction in wearing Eroiherhood OvsraUs. They can be bought of GEO. J. FINGER, 120 W. Front St.

Plainfield. SCHWED 208-10 Broad Elizabeth. S. P. HALLIDAY, Rahway.

OSCAR RUNYON, Dunellen. W. R. SMITH, Roselle Park. H.

W. PHILLIPS, South Plainfield. CHAS. CLARK, Westfield, H. S.

PETERS, Maker Factories: Dover, N. and Welland, Canada 9 Youths' Clothing Baffin Clever models, specialy designed for the young men of the day. Exclusive colorings of rich gray, tan and brown mixed cheviots, plain and fancy backs; also navy blue and oxford chinchillas and oxford and black frieze; convertible, regulation and shawl collar styles, on the best all-wool fabrics, are tailored in these worthy coats; sizes 34 to 38. Fisher. One bullet struck her, taking effect in the abdomen.

She escaped through a window to neighbors and was later taken to a hospital. Bridal Couple Escapes. After shooting Mrs. Fisher, Belder went to the room In which Miss Bates md Redfern had sought refuge and fired five shots, none of which took effect. The bridal couple escaped through a window, as had Mrs.

Fisher. When the police reached the scene Belder made them retreat with a volley of shots. The house was surrounded. Revolvers were discharged at him every time he appeared at a window. He kept up a continuous fire.

Charles Cease, a policeman, finally shot him just below the heart as he appeared at a window. He fell over the ledge Insensible. The police hurried in and took care of him. He was taken to a hospital. Belder will not recover.

Except a few who ran to their homes, some distance away, the bridal party met again after Mrs. Fisher and Belder had been taken away, and the ceremony was performed. Belder has been estranged from his wife. He blamed relatives for his 7 Or ail While there is considerable speculation as to whom President Klect Wilson will appoint in his cabinet, it is generally agreed that Mr. Daniels will be at the head of the postal department.

Overcoats Reg. $12.75 Coats, now. Reg. $15.00 Coats, Reg. $18.00 Coats, now.

$12.80 Reg. $24.50 Coats, now $18.80 Reg. S27.o0-S30.00 Coats, now $20.80 Nobby Suits Reg. $12.75 grade, spec. $8.75 Reg.

$15.00 grade, spec. $10.50 Reg- $18.00 grade, spec. $12.50 Reg. $20 to $21.50 grade, special $15.00 SUFFRAGETTES NEAR ALBANY. 9 1D A 1 lO A All TURKS' MINIMUM OFFES.

1AN- fa 3 Grocery Miss Ethel Van Zandt Thank Yon Between Park Arlon Aves 20 WeSt EoUrth St. INSTRUCTOR IX DRAWING AND Specials for Friday, Saturday Monday WATER COLOR Class Starts October 19 035 MADISON AVENUE Atmorcfs Condensed Mince Flour Keeker's Superlati t. 8c bag 85C and Gold Medal, 2 i -lb We hope you have all had a good Christmas, and that everyone lias recejfri'd SJfs suitable to his or her needs. We thank jmrfor the generous share of your patronage that has been accordcil us during the year that is just closing, and for the coming year we solicit a continuance of your favor. Ilecker's Blue Ribbon Fiour, guar- 80c gum Rag Carpets and Kugs, also Lilk Portieres made from your own materials.

anteed quality or jour money back; per bag Potatoes Jerseys, finest cooiting; large basket General Rosalie Jones Says HoM Will Tramp to Washington March 4. Hudson, X. Dec. 27. "We will march from New York to Washington and attend Wilsons inauguration," were the words of General Rosalie Jones, at the head of the suffragette army, who left Hudson on her march to Albany.

"By leaving early in February we should have no trotfble in reaching Washington by the 4th of March." she continued, "and that's what we'll do. We'll go to Washington a hundred strong, see if we don't," the dauntless leader of the "yotes for women" hikers added as the city line was reached and the "brigade" broke out into the open country. The delegation that left Hudson consisted of General Rosalie Jones, Colonel Ida Craft, Surgeon General Lavina Dock, Alice Clark, Gladys Coursen and Sibyl Wilbur. Stockport, but five miles away, was the day's destination, and they arrived there shortly before noon yesterday. The pedestrians are now afraid lest they will reach Albany ahead of time and propose to travel by easy inarches and get within striking distance of the Capital City, so that in the event of a blizzard they will be able to deliver their message to the new governor on 45g Onions Red and Yellow; very 4Qg It Will Be Presented When Peace Delegates Meet Tomorrow.

London. Dec. 27. The game that the peace plenipotentiaries are playing in the picture gallery at St. James' has now come to the stage where all the craft of the players must le called on.

On Saturday, when next the delegates will meet, Turkey will present her minimum offer as against the allies' maximum demands, and diplomacy must fight it out. Another courier is on the way from Constantinople with fresh instructions for the Turkish delegates, and his arrival is expected by Saturday. Adrianople is still the ointment. Turkey clings fo that city and its great fortresses as grimly in the gallery as did her troops in the trenches. It is now remarked that the Turli will offer Sakmiki as a compensation for Bulgaria if she will give up Adrianople.

If the Rulgars accept the bait the Greeks will undoubtedly make trouble. It was in that city that the first ill feeling between Bulgaria and her southern ally sprang up when the armies of the two occupied Saloniki simultaneously. We Also Ruy Carpst Rags Address WILLIAM SPICER. Scotch riains, or WI1LLM A. SC1IORU CO.

ISO M4DISOX AVEL, PLALNFIEI JX 1'hone 170--W. fancy; large basket For those who have neglected an important matter, we would say that we can replace that worn out stove, ash can, sieve or shovel at short notice, and that we have a large stock of stove and range repairs constantly on hand. 37c Rutter The very best Creamery; fresh made; per lb. Fancy Butterine Nothing better, in Meat, a pkg Sardines in Mustard; large can Domestic Sardines in Oil; it 5c cans Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle, Babbitt's Rest Soap, 7 packages Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans Kirk man's Washing Powder, 7 packages Large Florida Grape Fruit, for Sweet Florida Oranges, per dozen 30c and Apples N. Y.

Greenings and Baldwins, large basket. JO Stamps with 2 lbs Best Laundry Starch, lb lO Stamps with a package 12 boxes Matches 8c 10c 21c 25c 25c 25c 25c 35c 50c 6c 12c Bamberger'sBarberShop 1-Ib prints, per lb Iard Compound, Fancy Quality; per lb, special A. M. GRIFFEN CO. 11c Plainfield, N.

J. 119-121-123 East Front St. Two 'Phones 6, 214. 119 Wkal (HUM blUKKT Over Sdieuer'a Store The most complete, eanJlary aui V-lo-iaU? khup in the city. No waiting, tour barbers on Saturdays.

Children' hair cutting a spftlalitj. TeL SS4-J Pure Leaf Lard the very best; per lb Eggs Seleeted, from Flem- irigton; per dozen lO Stamps with 6 lbs Washing Soda 10 Stamps with large bottle Rest Ammonia 15c 32c 10c 10c Jan. 1. After quartering at the Stock- CHINESE ADOPT JAN. 1.

port hotel a member of the party motored back to Hudson and did some shopping in the afternoon. Griffith Bonner, whose engagement to Miss Coursen was announced on Christ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN inas day, was seen coming out of a WE DELIVER ALL OVER THE CIT TO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDER RYE WHISKEY WESTCOTT'S Cor First Time Will Observe Regulation New Year's Day. f'hieago, Dec. 27. The Chinese of tnis city will celebrate New Year's for the first time on Jan.

1. The ages old calendar will disappear, following the fall of the Manchu dynasty. In Chinese homes which once Ignored Christmas altogether or celebrated it simply, the Christmas tree was seen In many places. It was said there was a general distribution of presents among the Chinese here. jewelry store, but he denied indignantly having been in search of a ring.

Tonight the army plans to spend at Valatie, tomorrow at Schodack Center and Sunday night at Rensselaer, where they will "camp" on the heights within sight of the city of Albany until Wednesday morning, when the tramp will end as the message is delivered to the then Governor Sulzer. Plainfield Bottling Works M. LATZKO. Prop. 27 SOMERSET ST.

Phone 1027 U. S. Internal Revenue Taxed Wholesale Liquor Dealer. The Only One in This City. For Your Next MOVE CaU on Henry Wierenga THE MOVING MAN" FURNI-URE and PIANOS Packed and Moved With Care.

Res. 421 E. Fifth St. Phone 586-R $90,000 IN A SUIT CASE. i Found Among Effects of Rich Winsted Widow After Her Death.

Winsted. Dec. 27. A sum of money exceeding all in bank notes, it was reported, had been found In an old suit case among the effects nf Mrs. Emmeline G.

Mills, widow of Daniel II. Mills, at the Mill home on f'enter street. Mrs. Mills, who was Ihe wealthiest woman in Winsted and whose estate is estimated to be worth over died on Dec. 21, in her ninety-fourth year.

The money found is said to have been deposited in a local bank. Mrs. Mills lived all alone, like a miser, keen This Hub-Mark is your Value-Mark on Rubbers Wear Hub-Mark Rubbers this winter. They cost no more than any first-class rubber. If your dealer can't supply you write us.

Boston Rubber Shoe Maiden, Mass. Buy Your Demands Where You Obtain Them Purest, Best and Cheapest. SoeaSaJ TIhi3 Week. Mm Old California Claret, Gallon 60c Riesling $1.00 Monogram Whiskey, full quart 75c Schenley Pure Rye $1.00 Old California XXX Brandy $1.25 Port Wine, full quart 25c Sherry Wine, full quart 35c Five Dozen P. O.

N. Bottled Beer for $2.00 Always Have MU5TER0LE in the House Every family should have a jar of MUSTEROLE at hand. MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ointment, which takes the place of the old-fashioned mustard plaster and does not blister. No plaster is necessary, simply rub it on and the pain is gone! It is the quickest relief for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia). Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy children.

At your druggist's in 25c and 50c jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Sold by druggists everywhere. Accept no substitute. If your druggist cannot supply you, send 25c or 5 0c to the Musterole Company, Cleveland, and we will mail you a jar, postage prepaid. "Our friends and ourselves would not willingly be without Musterole, as it has saved doctor's expenses many times." William Niess, Sacramento, Cal.

ing no servants. She never indulged NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Trains Leave IMainlleld. For New York 2.10, 3.41, 5.41. 5.36. 5.57.

6.27, 6.oi, 7.22, 7.26, 7.41. 7.44, 7.58. 8.12. 8.30, S.35, S.43. 9.29, 9.53, 10.20.

11.20. 11.52 12.2S, 12.58, 1.44, 2.39. 2.55, 3.22, 3.48, 4.12. 4-36, 5.39, 6.1S, 6.40, 7.41, 8.27, 9.27. 9.30, 10.15.

10.36, 11 28 p. m. Sundays 2.10. 3.41. 6.41.

7 23. 7.58, 8.52, 9.34. 9.42, 10.37. 11.52 12.33. 12.58, 1.28.

2.09. 2.89, 2.55, 3 17, 4.29, 5.34, 6.57. 7.14, 8.13. 8.27. 8.35.

9 42. 10.28, 10.36 p. m. For Newark 5.36, 6.27, 7.05 through train to Newark). 7.41, 8.36, 9.29.

10.20. 11120 a. 12.28. 1.44, 2.39. 2.55.

4 12. 4.36. 5.39. 6.18. 7.41.

8.27, 9.30. 10.36 p. m. Sundaya 7.23 8.52, 9.34, 10.37. a 12.58.

1.28, 2.55 3.17. 4.29. 6.34. 7 14. 8.13.

8.35. 9.42, 10.36 p. m. For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk 5.18. 8.1 7, 9.47.

11 19 a. 2.00, 5.21 (5.43 Allen-town and Mauch Chunk), (6.59 to lias-ton) p. m. Sunday 5.45. 10.24 a.

1 58, (5.43 Allentown and Mauch Chunk). 7.05 p. m. For Wilkes-Barre and Scranton 5 18, 9-47 a. 5.43 p.

in. Sunday 6 45 10.24 a. 5.43 p. m. For Red Bank, Long Branch and As.

bury Park. etc. 3.41, 8.12, 11.20 a. (12 28 Saturdays only), (12. 58, 3.22 Red Bank only).

4.36 6.18 8.27. U.28 m. Sundays 3.41, (.08, 8.52 a. (2 09 Bed Bank only). 3.17, 8.35 p.

rn For Atlantic City 3.41, 9.29 a. (12.23 Saturdays only), 3.48. Sunday-11 9 42 a. 2.09 p. m.

in any luxury, so as her friends can remember. LARGS PICTURE With one dozen of our la Cabinet Photographs we will give free one large (16x20 in Platinograph for framing. Christian Matzen The Photographer. HEEE'S ADVICE FROM JOHN D. Insuraiice We are frankly of the opinion that the advantages which we offer our clients far more than offset our rates.

A contract with our companies is backed up by a SPLENDID RECORD of past and present performances. "Save Your Pennies," He Tells School-teachers on Sleigh Ride. New York, Dec. 27. John D.

Rockefeller took a party of women schoolteachers out for a sleigh ride over his roeaiitico Hills estate. During the ride one young woman said: "Is it not strange and wonderful. Mr. Rockefeller, that you should have all this big estate and three houses to live in, while we teachers live In a little 0 by 10 room in a village flat?" Mr. kockefeller turned to the young woman and said: "Save your pennies." The young woman had nothing further to say.

8.45, 5.13, For Philadelphia 6.42, 7.39, 10.43. 11.53 a. m. 12.42. 1.54, 2.45, 6 44.

7.42. 8.47, 9.46, 10.48 p. ront ht- Tel. 86T-W. Men's Neckwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Shirts.

Ladies' Hosiery, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Hand Bags. COURIER-NEWS WANT "ADS." PAY z-lTn TVr fV9 fk TTfc yrr in nr uaococK a. m. Sunday S.4&, 9.56, 10.43, a. 12.42, 1.44, 2.45.

3.42, 4.38. 6.38 6.44, 7.42. 8.47. 9.46. 10.54.

11.41 4.55. 11.54 REAL ESTATE LOANS KENTS liLU. Fl. LLAKiYt. LU.

Plainfield INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS p. m. 1.20 a. rn. For Baltimore and Washing-ton Dally 8.45, 10.43 a.

12.42, 2.45. 6.44 p. in. Except Mauch Chunk. W.

G. BBSLER, C. HOPE, Vice Pres. Gen. Mgr.

Gen. Pass. Art 8-30-12, COURIER-NEWS WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS.