The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 6

0 1 New Brunswick, N. J. THE DAILY HOME NEWS Tuesday, March 11, 1913, I THE DAILY HOME NEWS OFFICERS NEW BRUNSWICK, N. 3. Just REO FOR IN I 1 I I 1 1 II I vwuk 1 MdBw You IPay I Entered st P.

the milkman, the laundry-man, the grocer, the butcher weekly so you pay for a Prudential Industrial Life Insurance Policya simple, easy, practical plan. Ask about it. The PradentLta Wanted An Extension telephone WHEN the telephone bell rings and you are in another part of the house it requires ef. fort and possibly stair climbing to answer it, An Extension Telephone placed in a different part of the house where most needed will prevent this annoyance and waste of energy. It will save many needless steps and generally increase the efficiency of your home.

The eot i les than two cenlt a day in re.itiences. Why not arrange tomorrow to have an Extension Telephone initallod? Founded by JOHN F. DRYDEN, Pioneer of Industrial Insurance in America. TELEPHONE CO. local Agent, New Brunswick, N.

NEW YORK 138 Albany Street, GET OUR PRICES on 7. TERRILL, C'OMPIjETK VULCANIZiiKS, EACH $li00 bPITFIRK SPAIiK PLUGS, EACH i BULKS FOR HORNS, KACII 40 DOURLK ACTION BRASS PUMPS 1.50 Tools, Hammers, CIiIncIs, and many more Items too numerous to mention, at HALF PltlC'E. 9 H. P. LATH MODEL STATIONARY GASOLINE, NEARLY NEW, READY TO RUN, FOR SALE.

NEILSON NEAR A ITir nm 1 HI. P. MECHANIK, Prop. Dally Single Copy Two OanU One Week Ten Cents Three Months ttJI Six Months RM One Tear 56-00 Weekly Edition: Three Months 40 Cents Six Months .75 Cents One Year S1.E0 In Advnnce as second-class matter. great amount of money from them, but they would at lewt have the satisfaction of doing something public spirited.

Vaudeville is a lot better than nothing, and the attractions of this kind here are certainly well worth the price charged. But there is such a thing as too much of a thing. A COCXTV TAX OFFICE. The right of the County Board of Taxation to dismiss Secretary W. A.

Spencer and install Mr. J. Edward Harned In his place, simply involves an interpretation of the none too well understood Civil Service act. Unless Mr. Spencer came within the provisions of that act, there was no reason why the Board should not make a change if it saw fit, but If he was 60 protected, the form of dismissal provided by the act, should have been followed in making the change, If there was any reason for discharging him.

But Concerning the other part of the Board's action of yesterday, there, can be no two opinions. The establishment of a regular county tax office, with a secretary on duty six hours a day for five days a week, is something that should have been done long ago. Heretofore we have had a county tax board, but no county tax records where anyone could get at them on short notice. With the secretary at a stated place during reasonable stated hours, these records will be the property of every one who has the right to use them, and anyone desiring other information about the Board or its doings, will have an equally good chance to get it. The Tax Board is certainly to be commended upon making this rule.

TRENTON. March 10. A hill mnv be introduied in the Legislature providing for the abolition of the State Board Of Health, as now rntistlfiitixl and the substitution in its place of a commissioner of public health. The fatherB of the proposed bill have not yet decided whether there should be an advisory board of five members to work with the commissioner or whether he should have entire charge ol me maiier or public health. mere is said to be considerable dissatisfaction with the health board's present methods, whirh prevailed for a long time, although nothinsr is held aealnst th of the body.

Responsibility in the board is evenly divided, and it is COmDOSed Of Hix'memhara widely separated parts of the State. mucn or tne work is done by the secretary, whose authority is limited. If there is to be an ari the bill will provide that it shall be composed or nve members, a majority of whom shall be nnvsliMana years' standing, one member to be a civu engineer, and all to be appointed by the The commissioner 1U case would be a physician of at least ten years practise, appointed by the eovnrnnr tnr fl with a salary of $6,000 a year. If the bill provided for no advisory board, iucu iuB commissioner would receive $10,000 a year. He would have more power man is possessed by the nrs ent board and a term of not less mail leu years.

Incubators and breeders and poultry supplies at Weigel's, 2-4-6 Peace street. THE NEWEST fc Mia SYSTEM OF CIGAR RETAILING I7- ttB iOZ CHURCH I Jf -MHW PUNWICK.H.J.j NOTICE TO PUBLIC. We have the most desirable houses for sale or rent in the city Before you buy or sell, see us' Mortgages bought and sold on short notice. Middlesex Brokerage Phone 30. 393 George St1 LET TH9 ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVEMENT CO.

VtX YOUR Sidewalks 1. C. Irten, Contractor. Offle. and residence, tl Codwlaa THIS IL TO ABOLISH STATE HEALTH BOARD THB HOMB NEWS PUBLISHING CO.

HUGH BOTO WILUAM B. BOYD Vice Pres. A. H. 3QYP Bee, and Treas.

FREDERICK GOWEN Manager a tj'mlj ttp ti tanvr a naatrKr ICdttor F. W. ARNOLD Newi Editor have to be high er in New York to keep Harry Thaw locked up, hut everyone will feel that It's worth the money. As only one out of ten in the new Cabinet wears whiskers, it would seem that soma enterprising chap might sell some safety razors if he would happen around at a Cabinet meeting. Considerable disappointment Is that Gen.

Rosalie Jones, head of the hikers, did not go into the President's Cabinet, as Secretary, of War, Newspaper editors should reflect I in time this year that it is not appropriate to classify millinery notes under the head of. lister observ-, onces. Vice-President Marshall says he Is going to enter on a "four-year silence," hut probably the senators will at least let him entertain a motion, to adjourn. Senator Ramsay In having a committee named to ascertain why the New Jersey troops at the inauguration appeared in such shabby unl- forms, voices the feeling of the whole State. It was disgraceful, that he-cause of an ill timed parsimony, the militia of the President's own commonwealth should make the most wretched appearance of any of the marching bodies.

The attention of the Home News has been called to the fact that the Publlo Service Corporation Tetalns articles lost on its cars and when they are not called for within a certain time, returns them to the finders This is all right so far as it goes, but why not advertise the articles, as New York's transit lines The cost would be small and the public would certainly appreciate this consideration. Thare are said to be several poekethooks containing money, for instance, right now at the local office of the Public Service Company that may never find their way to their owners, though a little want advertisement might locate them. THE NEW WATER BOARD. No fault can he found with the i personnel of the new Board of Wa- ter Commissioners named by Common Council last night. Only rabid i partisanship can excUBe'the summary dismissal of their predecessors, hut that Job having been completed, the Aldermen atonedi to a degree by picking representative citizens and I business men to fill the vacancies, i The business of the Board will be car-' ried on according to the excellent standards maintained by previous commissioners, honestly and efficiently.

But If the new members wish to avoid technical violations of all the myriads of statutes concerning municipal bodies that have been shovelled into the law hooks in the last century they bad better hire about all the lawyers in the State to steer them straight. And if they don't, the next change of city administration will I trump np "charges against them, as pore as fate." OOt AMUSEMENTS. New Brunswick's theatregoers nrill surely not be sorry to learn that Who vaudeville season here will soon (come to an end. Of course, the man- lerement of the Opera House can not pa blamed for the shows that have fbeen offered. They have their own for the policy hafr has been pursued.

At the same time the fact remains that the theatrical attractions presented for the past few seasons have been very unsatisfactory in that there, has not been in them any way near enough of the sort of entertainment that Is serious and that tends to uplift. Too much of the light, frothy, sort- of entertainment has been offered. 7, We do not think that New Brunswick; people are very keen about vaudeville, especially after being surfeited with it, as we have been. But the reason that the Jocal theatrical management does not offer us attractions other than vaudeville more often. Is that the vaudeville people have to be paid Just the same for any period of Idleness that the bringing lere of other attractions would ause, and there Is not enough money (in the dramatic, operatic, or musical 'comedy offerings to make it pay them bring them here under such conditions.

At the same time, there Is nothing to prevent any of the clubs or fraternities of (thlB city frorn putting attractions on here whenever they l8WS JWiey -might not make any "IS five c.uATr, Tnhn TTaVflti nf the Great Council of Red Men, of the Sfgtp of Xfvr Jprspv vrhn wan Pitt ed tn tha rffipA nn PrMnv ha.q an nounced the following appointments ror the year: Great wignap, John A. Myers, Lakewood; great mishinewa, Thomas P. Harklns, Vineland; great guard Of wiewam. Samnpl Srwnrpr. Rrfrtpe- ton; great guard of forest, William' Amens, camden; finance commit tee, J.

Karet, Bogota; Harry J. Gelg, Millville; Harold T. Blinn, Burling ton. Law committee, Wiliam MeGrath, Bridgeton; John Knauer. Camden; A.

H. Thompson, Morristown; appeals committee, Thomas Sprague, Burlington; Fred P. Rees, Trenton; Frank P. Jackson, Camden; State orphans' fund, Joseph E. Norway, Camden; Samuel C.

Johnson, Bridgeton; I. H. Hatton, Bayonne; Arthur H. Stiles, Atlantic City; r. s.

Bennett, Asbury Park. GR1FFIX FOR VICE-CHANCELLOR JERSEY CITY, SlTrch 11 County Counsel John J. Griffl ment as vice-chancellor to succeed Secretary of War Lindly Garrison, is looicea ror by his friends. Although Chancellor Walker has given no inkling as to whom he Is going to appoint to the vacancy caused by Mr. Garrison's resignation, it is known to the close friends of Mr.

Griffin that he is as sure of the appointment as if he had the commission In his pocket. Corporation Attorney James Murphy, who la a close friend of Mayor Wittpenn, is thought to be in line for the $6,000 a year job as county counsel which Mr. Griffin will give up. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Broma Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It falls to euro.

E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25 cents. $3.00 Glasses For 1 .00 Notice! We wish to state that we have been here four mouths and in that time have fitted several hundred people satisfactorily.

We also wish to have the people renumber that we are here to stay. We have 'decided to extend this offer, Our Regular $3.00 Glasses for $1.00 until further notice be given by ua. We feel that this offer has helped us to become acquainted with the people and are much pleased with the conlidence and kindness shown us by the people of New Brunswick amt vicinity This offer is not a bargain sale but made simply to advertise and enlarge our business and is strictly lesiti-mate. We will do just as we say. These lenses are first quality pure' white crystal and We' will cheerfully refund your money if not satisfied.

Same proportionate big discount on all higher priced glasses. Prescription and repair work accordingly. Special and careful attention given to children's eyes. Remember a specialist will, examine your eyes absolutely without charge. Avail yourself of this opportunity, -As you are not trusting your eyes to a stranger, as we have been associated in the optical business in Trenton, Paterson and.

Jersey City for the past twelve years, and have more than thirty thousand prescriptions to our credit. Open Evenings to 8.00 o'clock; Saturday Evening, 10 o'clock. TheNEW BRUNSWICK OPTICAL PARLORS 86 Church Bartle near George St. Look for the big eyes on the window. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

John L. fluydam and Annie L. Brun son, Executors of Amelia Dcmion Do- by. direction of the Surrogate of the county ot Middlesex, hereby give notice to the creditors of the said Amelia Rem-sen, to bring in their debts, demands and ciaims against tne estate of the said deceased, under oath or affirmation, within nine months from) this date or they will be forever tarred of any, action therefor against the said executors. Dated February 24, 1913.

JOHN L. STJYDAM and ANNIE L. BRUNSON, -Executors. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. $20 ner thousand to tnanra chine against Are and lightning in the Strongest comnanlna th Office Uf MIDDLESEX BROKERAGE CO Phone 30.

393 Oeor climated and read to work. NATHAN HORNSTEIN; Phone 65-M. 100 BURNET STREET, THE ANSWER THE SHOE SHLMXG PARIX)R nm to the Finest Theatre In the city THE NEW GEORGE ST I THEATRE BLDG. All Shines 279BurnetSt. NEXT TO STRONG'S HARDWARE STORE.

Tel.665, SELLS Larro Feed and Beet Pulps; Best Cow Feed FOR DAHIY PEOPLE. No. 1 Hay, 100 Straw, 100 pounds Oats Mixed Feed' Middlings Keystone Bicycles, uuut lor nara use. None better on the market. Equipped with the best detachable tires (no cement holding tire to rim).

Average selling price, AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Get Tour order In rlv tr. R. 8. Motorcycle. Demonstration free.

1 Vo'WwfrdKfctrriTMiwrtWS 1.0 1.0 1.5 1.4 READY-TO-WEAR and MADE-TO-ORDER SUITS AND SUITINGS For Springs Summer I New Neckwear of the Classy Kind. Wm.I.VanDores 207'Neilson SI. 'Kear Church Street. THE HOME NEWS WAN! Molasses Feed V.7.Y.7.7.! 7 L50 Western Bran .7.7.7.7.7" 130 Cracked Corn .7 .7 .7 .7 .7 1 50 Red Dog 250 Dried Brewers' Grains, 100 1 50 Corn i.5o BEN HUR FLOUR, a bag 3 00 Once used, always used. Bags, all sizes.

Also Rye Flour. We Send to All Parts of New Jersey. A SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION and highest grade of- material used make "ATWOOD" glasses the; standard by which others work. OFFICE HOURS: 10 A. M.

to 12 Noon, 2-5 and 7-8 P. M. Daily. ATWOODsM! $91 GEORGE STREET. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons concerned my take notice, that the Subscriber, executor, etc. ot Adaline W. French, deceased, intends to exhibit his final' account to the Orphans' Court for the County of Middlesex, on Friday, the twenty-first day of March, 1913, at 10 a. in the Term of Decern-ler, 1912, for settlement and allowance, the name being first audited and stated by the Surrogate. Dated February 11, 1913.

C. V. N. STJYDAM, Executor. FU-18-25-M4-U-18.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons concerned may take notice that the Subscriber, executrix, of William Albert, deceased. Intends to exhibit her final account to the Orphans' Court for the County of Middlesex on Friday, tha twenty-first day of March 1913, at 10 a. in the Term of December' 1912, for settlement and allowance; the same being first audited and stated by the Surrogate. Dated February 11, 1913.

BARBARA HART, Executrix. F11-18-25-M1-11-18 NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION?" The annual election for Directors of the NEW BRUNSWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will he held at the office of the Company Room 605, National Bank of New Jersey Building, New Brunswick, N. J. MONDAY, MARCH "lOTH, 1911 Between the hours of 10 a- m. and 3 p.

m. JOHN W. HELM, Secretary. F21-2w NEW BRUNSWICKERS IN NEWARK tan buy the Home News at Metsky newsstand, Broad and Market itreeta, at United Cigar Store corner, alter tl Player-Pianos The Estey Is accepted as the most advanced and perfect Player-Piano every way in this land, as well as foreign lands. It is the nearest approach to hand-playing that is why it is recognized the world over.

PRICE, $595 and up. J0HNOUNHAM 131 CHURCH STREET. Third Door above the new National Bank. Reasons Why You Should Patronize "Gate" The Tailor Because he is the youngest, most progressive, best designer and cutter in town, he is a popular pleaser, and has the regular Fifth av.enue force to do his work. His experience as a cutter and fitter has gained a big reputation, and every new customer comes is sure to stay.

Remember the address, 299 GEORGE STREET. GABRIEL'S HOME OF FASHION Ladies' and Gents' Open Evenings. Phone Call 797-J. TBI AND SUING I9USI Wan Ftp Don't Make a Fuss about a few trifling stains on your coat, iney can be cleaned -without any trouble, and the coat pressed back into Its original shape again. We make a specialty of Cleaning and Pressing garments, and we take the greatest possible care to Improve, but not injure them.

And you win una our prices are low for the class of work we do. Mrs.W. Wild, 17ilsoo Si Phone 720-W. 1 Prime Meats Fancy Jersey Chickens, Broilers and Fowh. Chas.

Paulus, 52 Hiram St, EASTER Pjost Cards Greetings Prayer Books Booklets, etc. W.R. REED'S Bookseller Q0 Gerg St. WHEN OTHERS FAIL, ADS. ARE WINNERS.

mm, Highest guaranteed analysis in Protein and fat of 15 different grades of Dairy Feeds-our specialty. We have been experimenting in our dairy for years, and we Know what a dairyman wants. We make a fecial price on Feed in ton los. BROS. 3m, 86.

bUKNET. ST. Former! Xlan. Phone 884 a uriuiure oiore. 1.