The Madison Eagle from Madison, New Jersey • Page 11

THi: MADISON TIU KSDAY. MAY 1. 1911 PAGK KLKVKN Advertising FOR SALE OAVR wooden sugar 54 gallon light steel The Ferbo Madison, 18t5 FOR room apartment, steam heat, water, porch. Adults. Margaret R.

McQough. 21 Kings road, Ryan Court, phone Madison 0-0129-M. 36tf Cluii'vhvH house (0 rooms Fhit pnch side). Steam heat. Ifd 28'i Mlnton avenue Chat' Inquire at 532 Main Chatham.

or RENT -Substantial Main street, Madjson. toot frontage. Available I 1 Phone Madison 6-0609 or. cv for particulars. 18t4 rooms of hou.sc jfurnlshlnifs.

Antiques, Oriental irugs, silveruarr, glass, china, etc. jAlorristown (iallcrles, "1 Morristown. Exhibition Suni(lay. Sale Days: Tuesday, May 6, 11:30 anil 7:30 p. m.

and Wednesday, May 7, and 7:30 p. m. 1811 i E- Twin beds with springs. Lx and Olbbs sewing machlnc. reasonable.

Etchings, iblnets, tea wagon, book- '91 Watchung avenue, Chat- 18tl SALE living room of leather and fumed oak. n'ce for summer cottage. Ice iti fine condition; al.so good call Madison 6-0689-R. SALE Persian Saf 10x8' 1 Persian Sarouk 2 -1" 1 Keshan 6 1 Lllahan x3 I Ulahan 4 nniujlntmei office I7M be by appointment. Write c-34.

CO Eagle SALE Topsoll and manure. I Vail Deu.sen. Madison SALK Ki'lvlnator. Ideal for iDUple. Call Madison 15tf jkr NOTICE OF SALE Ih4i Jiim- 15, at 10 iitisr.

Brll II.U.IK.- IV.JJ I-', J. NOTICE Tike lhal Kc--. Lilr t'olllunl i'luti inlrncU tu jf.ptr 1" Tt uiiil Council llic M. I II lul, li.fi,., i.tri.i.., i iluililing, Slrrrl. Ji.i...

IVnttal Frrd Avci.i.c, Urlm.pit M.i<i:^,n Olijtxtioiie, if aiir, iiTitnr.l 111 wnlittK j'llni II Tain: llctk. jf Ihc ll.iiuuKli .,1 Jc K1. AN OKOINANCE Ui'iidlx Home Ulundrv mi 111 priccs on a few 1U40 Hland- IXLUXI- models. Radio Sales Mlllburn, N. Mlll- ii-0015.

15t4' 8ALK Clray sheets of card rd 4Ti 33ii Inches. Klvi li The Madison IIK I I 41 telephone G- 13lf OAK KNOLL Int. 80 fi'i'l All Impnivcment-, TiNplione Madl.son U-032U J. I2lf HELP WANTED nii.l' WANITU An unusual ii'-il- I'lKii fur wtiinan iwiiili ulxpir the HVcriiKi- bCaii i vri'lli iil cook and do Ki'iieral Ilk In a rrtlned home tor ni mi-n CK kk I waKi -N Kx tW'-nt required, Inquirr M. Stir ulllce.

P' Woman to do' I housework, help with pidry Mdrnlngii, alx days a JK Ketrrences required. Tele- I 6-1307 18t2' -Olrl to work In Itectlonery store. Apply Muel- 69 Main street. 1811. -Olrl.

General worker, cook. Sleep out. Ref- Write Box S-5. Madl-' 18tl I woman fori housework Including laun- Sleep out. Call Houseworker.

6-1010. 18tl JKKSJ i llifliuuy Treiitoii Headvrrtisemciit vacancies. Oppor- for women selling Fuller Car necessary. Write afhattin, Chatham, N. for par- FOR RENT lilt sijic RENT -Apartment.

Telephone!) -a 6-0952-J. Large studio room fl I. bath. Kitchen privileges bus. Inquire 28 Morris place, 18t4 i RENT rooms, tile bath, I ater heat, at 28 Green avenue, i I Harman Son, 26 Greer, ave- telephone Madison 6-0448.

18t4 room modern apart- Desirable for doctor or pro- flonal people. Heat and hot Kr supplied. Enclosed porch. I monthly. MorrUtown 4-3133-J.

17t4' Six room house with Two-car garage. Available Inquire of owner, 130 Green- I avenue, Madison. room apartment, furnished. Vacant to Edgar C. Lyons, Main street.

17tfn second omce for rent. Very reason- i located. Seely ne. Morristown 4-4431. 17t4 1,1,1 ft.

fur tl: 1- Matlison Molhoilist CJiurch Rev. LeRoy A. Martin will preach Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Church school, R. S.

Tucker, superintendent, will meet Sunday at 9:45 o'clock. The senior department will meet In the parsonage at 10 o'clock. Dr. James A. McClln- tock will give the first In a scries of addresses on "Beliefs Which Matter." His subject this Sunday will be "What We Believe About the Universe." The Young People's Fellowship will meet at 6 o'clock.

The closing meeting of the Fireside Forum will be held at the parsonage at 7:30 o'clock. Dean Frank O. Lankard will speak on "America's Hfth Column." The Week The Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts will meet Monday at 7:30 o'clock. The music committee will meet Monday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard B. Stannard. The Wesleyan Service Guild will meet Tue.sday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Richard Thomas, Noe avenue. Mrs.

Robert Corradlnl will on "Citizenship." The finance committee will meet at the church Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The Borvrd of Education will meet In the church chapel Thursday at 8 o'clock The Olrl Scout troop.s will meet Thursday at 3:30 o'clock and at 4 o'cliL-k. The choir will meet Friday at 7:311 o'clock. I III- I'rt'shvlrntiii "A for the Downcait 1 v.iil the llirii;" of thr itrv. 1 I'aiK: iniiin al the mornlnp (Ill ii! 11 o'clock in ill I'I.

chuich. mii'ts iiich 111, Ml the fciiiiial lllicl (V. ITiipli'S Sorirty l)V Mr I'lirk H.IMIII (111 11 trip Dr il 111 1.1 till New --clriv aiul I(ir i.i, ciiiiivh will .111 M( Uii.r Wi-sli'Vaii ly iiiid I. -upi i will In Lieut. Dougal Reeve.s, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew S. Reeves of Spring alley road, will the weekend with his parent-s. The Lieutenant Is an Instructor at Virginia Military School. Lexington, Madison Water from page one) CAKI) OF TItA.NKS We vlsh to thank our many friends ami Rev.

Peter Wllklns for their klndne.s.'; and to Mrs. Martha Ford in her recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. Beatty. one supply line which fed water from the wells to the standplpe. iThls was augmented by the con- jstructlon of a 10-lnch supply main which ran up Samson ave- nue and along Woodland road to the standplpe. In 1923 the borough had cea.sed to generate It.s electric I power at Its own plant and began system whereby electric current cafjpry asslstln was supplied by the New Jersey! omcers seate W.

AVXIMAItV OI I'K'EUS INSTALI.EI) ON SATl'ItDAY Installation creemonles of the Auxiliary Unit to Amabel ScharlT Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, were held Saturday evening In the Junior Order hall. Main street, where repre.sentatlves of other post.s and auxiliaries In the county were guests. Mrs, John Fitzgerald, past president of the auxiliary as In- talllng olRcer with Mrs. William as conductre-ss. during the cere- Mr.

and Mrs. Edward D. Mcrlkle of Green Hlh road will entertain a few friends a', supper In their home on Sunday evening. The Needs Your Help Have You Given It? NOTICE As I am separated my wife. Ruth.

I hereby gt''" notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contractcd by her. 17t3 Richard S. White, Jr. DIRECTORY Power and Light Company and, were Mrs. Cllflord Taylor, the time, had abandoned Mrs.

Henry Mayer. Jun- I steam pumping operations at vice president; Mrs. J. Fltzgcr- water plant. In 1926 an auxiliary aid.

Mrs, John Cannon, engine was Installed at' treasurer; Mrs. Milton Elsnltz, Station road for use if the current, Mrs Arthur Doucha, con- 'Jif, Mrs. Herbert Dougherty, should fall 'TOls has been utilized Mrs. William Catlery trui- In 1928 when an electric tee; Mrs. Raymond Drlscoll color storm disabled the electric motor bearer: Mrs.

John Bond, historian; Mrs. R. Groh. patriotic Instructor F. MACKENZIE Established 1891 Painting, Decorating, Paperhanging Window Shades To Order Signs fainted Glazlnif J2 Maple Ave.

B-0022 LEWIS DeBIASSE Arcoflame on- niJKNEItS SF.IIVICING rliimbinK Heating JobbiiiR a Speciiilty Park Ave. Madison 0-0857 at Station road for a few hours The 1926 improvements were effected during the second term of Frank A. Cook as Mayor and while Arthur Buttenhelm was chairman of the water and light committee The cost was between $12,000 and $13,000. Extensive Improvements in 'ZS-'ZS The most extensive were efTected in the years 1928-29 al a cost of $70,000 or almost as much as the original installation cost. At this time an additional and Mrs.

Mable Clark, musician. The Installation of the new ofln- cers of the Post No. 3662, V. F. W.

followed, after which a social hour was enjoyed. The next regular meeting of the auxiliary will Lr on May 7. it IM.l!MHIN(; IMi-tal rronipt ICrpairine K.stlinatc^ Furnished 08 CENTItAL AVE. n-i. I TYPEWRITERS From $12.50 Up Hy-Grade Typewriter Co.

37 Street (Jersey Theatre Bldg.i Ml). N. J. ml. ,11 will llCi 11- iiunic 11 till irlsh I I VciVld't.

ti. aii-li, .1 -v of 1 111 h. of -Ik with their U'li Exper. Frani! Hed: Gerald ivljt Rn.semary i.iith Humbel: i I IRLNIII B() -xlld. A.

Robe In. .1. fi iince, a 1 umnia i to Guild Hi. 5 p. tip ni.

the hOUf. FUR Storage at MARKS Miihr Our Sloraf-e (iiilts llif Summer iddrrss for our l-'iiic Furs AT SI MMKH PRICKS ()0 Sot TN TUKET Mourns row IN. J. IMIOM; MO 1-2M1 tli.iii more than 7 i niujl il, at the l.U^- on bflorr tllc huur naninl. ihc aril pri'l-iaal f.trnii and rii- Ihill lurnmllril Jti.iii, lliiU ill a.lcir.

...11 tic iiiliirtnal and will IM I b. The riiiht rc-rrvrd to rejcvt all (rinncd) STKKNKR. IKti Stiitc Highway Cumniuii.iner. comfortable seven'! house with garage. 6 Falr- niad.

Available May 1. Mad. 0-1703-W. 15t4 rooms and bath. rooms and i ilri.

business couple. ,202 Kings road, near Union 15t4' rooms wFth P- at H7 rprivileges. In-J 6-0338 avenue. rooms and bath" nlf and hot water fur- Inquire 12 Durwood placc. "oor 'apart- hdii and bath.

Steam 1 water furnl.shed. '-athrope avenue, 3 rooms! uath, enclivi-ri supplied rooms. bath, enclo.sed porch. Heat tm Maple ave- 31,. Mwrl.stdwn.

Phone Mo. 3' 17t4' lu ro ILL nuinth. HesUiurant or Madlsoa 6-086U. 13lf AUCTION SALE nf Executor of the Estate of I'. HAKItENBEKCll, Deceased I will sell at Public Auction at his late residence I) BERNARDSVILLE NEW JERSEY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY May 9th and lOtli Household Furniture and Kurnisli- ines Antique and Furniture Steinwav Small Crand I'iano Oomestic CariM ts and URS SterliiiK and Slienield Silverware I'icturcs, Bric-a-brac and Sale will be held on tlie grounds of this beautiful Estate, starting promiitly at 10 M.

each day to the residence will be iiidlciitcd by roadside arrows from llernardsvllle Center. I.Niitlu'in i-. iirsii cr Hotel Itiiliert Treat Newark, N. J. I'lioncs 2 2-1000 h( lU'lhvl I.

M. Rfv. C- Choice, pastor, 11 m. MornMiK wor-shlp. Sermon: "Johii" Vision of the 12:30 p.

m. Church hool. 3 p. m. Program sponsored by Miss Mary Haywood, a.

4sted by Curtli Jame.s. 8 p. m. Evening worship. Sermon: "The City of God." The Week Thursday evening.

May 1, the Inspirational Tour of the Church of God in Christ will appear at Bethel A. M. E. church. Sunday, May 4, marks the end of tills conference year for Betliel A.

M. E. church. N. .1.

Week IWBIind Starts On Monday The third annual Educational Week and Sale for the Blind of New Jersey will open at the Woman's club, 51 South street, Morristown, on Monday, May 5 at 9:30 a. m. and contlnpe through May 6. 7th and 8th. The building will be open to the public from 9:30 to 5:30 dally, adml.sslon free.

This Is the only Week for the Blind planned for this section of the state and Is being spon.sored by a large committee chosen from the members of twenty-six coojK'rating organizations. The purpose of the Week for the Blind Is twofold; to Inform the citizens of this vicinity rcgardhiK the blind of the state and acquahit them with work of the New Jersey State C(mimlsslon for the Blind, and to help the Blind by I creating a market for their handicraft. thereby making them i)ar- tlally All money received for articles made by the blind goes to the blind maker. Ex- peii.ses for the week are met by receipts from the sale of tea tickets at iwcniy-llvc cents each. Tea will be from three to live dally.

Any balance from the of tea tlckct.s will be allocated to the pur- of sweaters to be sent lo Ihe Morristown lied Cross Unit. DHESS I I'W ITH AWNINGS Day Only NEXT WEDNESDAY, 7th I Standplpe was built with a total I TI A V' capacity of 525.000 gallons I I I) 1 i Al.so, tlie 4-Inch mains along Loan-i taka way, part of Woodland iGlbbons place, avenue. Hlllcre.st road wid MIdwood terrace replaced by eight-inch land a new ten-Inch main was ex-; I tended from the Chatham borough i boundary to Station road. In the; 1 Interest of better fire protection, all' 'of the four-Inch hydrants on Main street and Madison avenue were re- plufPd by six-inch hydrants which i were also erected on the new elght- Inch main line running from avenue to the standplpe. Other Improvements durlni; the 1928-29 period Included the Install- of three new wells.

10 Inches wide and varying from 128 to 140 feet in depth, at the Station road grounds of the department and of il new motor driven pump with a pumping capacity of 1.500 gallons minute. As Insurance the failure of the water systems of any of our neighboring communities. the Madison system was connected with those of Florham Park and Chatham. These extensive improvements were ac- compUshed during the term of Mayor Frank F. Glbney and under the supervision of the present superintendent of the water department, Frank Waters, who was then chairman of the water and luh: committee.

During the life of the department there have been three water The first was L. Cook who from the department's beginning until 1916. the second was James J. Ryan who held office from 1916 to 1920. The present agent.

Lewis DlBlasse, has from 1920 to the present. System is Efficient Madison boasts of one of the highest ratios of water I lo water pumped of any municipality In the In 1940 Madison water meters showed that 90 percent of water pumped had been accounted for. This, prortng thai water leakage throughout the watfr tLs- tributlon system is at a minimum. much higher than the state av- lerage of 80 percent. Madison water has been proved by test to rank among the purest in the Chemicals have never been used ito treat the Madison water s-apply.

Madison's rates are amcr.g the lowest In New Jersey and from 25 to 50 percent lower than those I charged in our neighboring communities. Despite the relatively large construction and improvement i expenses and the fact tliat public i edifices and institutions have never been charged for water viiTUinp- tion, the borough water ratr- havr never been raised ---inre tliat d.iy fifty years ago. when the first lutl: iof "Adams Ale" gushed -h- in the residence eaman. FIDELWOOD SHOP FLOKHAM PARK, N. J.

Washable Cotton and Silk DRESSES PRICED AT $5.95 end $7.95 DRESSES TO ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES Phone Madison 6-0674 iixlow VcMcliaii Blinds GEO. GREEN SON 281 NM -II Ave. Moirislowii Mo. 1 -0825 RUSTS ON THE WAY UP Last year there were 1700 concerts in New York Citv music center of At 1549 of the piano was a Steinway! An overwlielming majority! But tfii's is the important fact: The greatest number of these Steinway users were j'ounf artists on Ihe way up! Tomorrow's inunortals, the Paderewskis of the future, must make the best impression on and critic. With artistic careers at stake, only the Steinway will suCSce.

You and your children may never play the piano in concert. But you. too, can enjoy the Steiiiway'a purity of tone, balanced resonance and superb action at reasonable cost! Verticals from $495. Grands from $985. Pay only IC-o down.

(Pricei are f.o.b. Y. C. and art subject to change without notice) Griffith Piano Co. 685 BRO.VO S'niEET OPEN EVENINCiS NEWARK, N.

J. CONSIDER THESE 6 I'OLNTS 1. Prompt, Courteous Service. 2. All inquiries conlldentlal.

3. Anyone may apply for a loan. 4. You govern the cost of YOl'R loan. (Charges 2 monthly on unpaid balances only.) 5.

No Investigation fees or SALARHU) EJIl'LOVEES REQI'IRE NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS. INDl'STKIAL LOAN SOCIKTY, Inc. Park SII. Room 4(m 10 PARK PLACE MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Telephone 4-0101 I.I CIMIM cliaiKc on unpaid lialance only. spigot Yeama 11. S. liaiid in National jinlot ()n Madis'in hiL'h b.ii-.d. putti'd 45 uill p.i-.ti..- putc In the Null nal oij i i jand urchi competition tlval to b( conduclid on 3 1 Atlantic City.

Tin l(n fn -ih from their cincfrt the high hool auditorium Friday, will compete in the at the At; ntic Citv Junior I high schdiil at 11:30 on Silturil.iy I morning. The trip lo the city land Incidental oxpenrts Till bt' financed by the from Friday's concert, were I privileged lit the school concert to hear the which will be played on Saturday by the high school band In their first national competition. They are the Finale tn the Symphony No. 1 In Flat by and 'The Chicago Tribune March" by Chambers. Although final calculations have not been made.

It w.i-; announced on Tuesdiiy that the school netted over $100. Chaperoning the young musician? on their trip will be Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carlsen, and Mrs. Joseph Francis and Isadore Hirschhorn.

George Schwartz. Instructor of instrumental music at the high -school, will conduct the band in the competition. 01 N. Y. (HANTS AT IIATHAM 8 "Big Leagui baseball night" will be celebrated on Thursday May 8, when the annual Chatham Father and Son Dinners will be held In five church halls FolK Ing the dinners, which wore attended la.st by more than 500 persons, a luirnde will be held from the various churclu-.

thi torlum of the high school, where r. iba.scball quiz, featuring memtKrs iiil the New York Giants, will tx' i stuKi'd and tht oltlcUil National llj'iiliuc movie will 1- 1 Ten oiiiclul U-iaiic will be award, il to lo lucky tKiv.i llu en'crlalnmi Hi rm will bi thi dlnni with t.vii ftu cm I biilKillet The will u. aut by iM bh; iR'fori 'belli tij DOYLE'S Expansion Event Special SLEEPMASTER innerspring Mattress n.fi. I'ull or Single Size by of Kayon Panel D.imaiik enables ub to nuke this offer It ventilators; side handles for turning; and is available in a choice of p.istcl shades. Hundreds of coils provide cvtraordinary buoyancy with suKstantial comfort.

MAPLE SIKIS KARSON KMPlRi; III YW OOO AKlil'lELU Bed Room Suite Dresser, Chest and Bed Dinette Suite able, I'our Chairs Living Room Suite Sola, Wing and lintire Stock of Maple at Reduced Prices "II RNin Ri; OF CMARAClTiR" Doyle Furniture Co. Springfield Summit, N. J. (Ncm to Strand Tlie.itre) leleplione SI nunit Reg. Now $69.50 $47.50 $37.00 $23.75 $79.00 $49.50.