The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 8

Friday, July 27, 1917. THE DAILY HOME NEWS, New Brunswick, N. J. EIGHT Two Old Mortgages Cancelled of Record Anton Roth Found Dead in Bed By Boarding Mistress On the application of John J. I The Strand Smart Shoe Shop Big Gut Price Sale Every tern quoted here is just a little bit better and lower than you will be asked elsewhere.

It is to your advantage to investigate. This Cut Price Sale for This Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Sheehan and Delia Sheehan, presented in the County Court today by Attorney Thomas H. Hagerty, Judge Daly ordered that two mortgages given by Teresa Sheehan and John Sheehan, her husband, be cancelled of record. One mortgage was made to toe mns-stun Ruildin? and Loan Asso Announces Its Opening ciation on Noyember 10, 1874, was for $400.

while the other was Extra Large Choice OCr 9 tfcc frsr 'l made to Charles B. Moore on juiy 10, 1889, and was for 300. Both covered lands in South Brunswick Township, and it was testified that there had been no claim for principal or interest on either for upward of twenty years. Ex. Choice Evapo About Aegust SUGAR SALE! Box Fine Granulated Sugar for 28c With a purchase of our Special Blend of 20c per lb Here ia a Coffee that we are trying to place on the market, that will drink so good that you will call tor the second cup.

rated Peaches, fan-1 A- ATniro ttl JLUL Annexation Commissions To Meet on Monday Ex. Choice Evapo-e rated Pears, 2 Th eommisslon aonointed from i Anton Roth, aged 67 years, employed at the Simplex plant, as a machinist, was found dead in bed this morning at 6 o'clock, by his boarding mistress, Mrs. Frank SUnke-vich, of 373 Sandford street. Death was caused by apoplexy. Mr.

Roth was apparently In the best of health and upon retiring last evening, did not complain of any ailment. When Mrs. Stankevlch attempted to arouse him this morning, she found that life had expired. Coroner John V. Hubbard wa3 notified, and after an investigation, concluded that death was caused by apoplexy, and gave a permit for burial.

The body was removed to the home of Mr. Roth's son, Anton, Roth. of 189 Townsend street, by Undertaker Harding, who has charge of the funeral arrangements. Mr. Roth had been boarding at the Stankevlch boarding house for the past three weeks, in order to be near his work.

He was an oxpert machinist, and during his spare moments worked on several inventions. The funeral will be held from the home of Anton Roth, on Monday morning at 8.300 o'clock, and from the St. John's' German Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. The deceased is'surivved by the following children: Misses Catherine and Eva, Joseph. Anton, George and rotor Roth.

to Mechani about beg in cs are 12-lb. bag Whole Wheat Flour (Ralston), QAr Purina brand 6-lb. Bag 50c North Brunswick and this city will meet at the City Hall, in a joint session, on Monday morning at 9.30 o'clock, when matters in connection with the annexation of a portion of North Brunswick township will he adjusted. Sawtay, for Frying' and Shortening Small Can, 30c; large, 65c The local commission is composed Alterations of Mayor Edward P. Farnngtn, Commissioner John J.

Morrison and Potatoes Yt bu. Basket of Elegant NewQA-Stock for 3UL Charles A. McCormlck. T. M.

C. A. BOYS' CAMP CONFERENCE TOAIGHT It was inadvertently stated that We have all kinds of Poultry Food at our store 10 lb Chicken 10 lb Chick Food, Baby size 43c the conference between Secretary WE NEED THE ROOM Shoemaker, of Burlington county, in charge of the boys' county work camps and the boys interested in RICE AND CONNOLLY farm work would be held on Thursday evening. The conference will be held tonight at the office of the Y. M.

C. A. in the National Bank building, at 8 o'clock. All boy 3 lbs of Carolina Rice, (whole head), NOMINATED Final Clearance of Our High Grade Stock above the age of 14 years are in from Page One.) vited. 3 pkgs.

Anger's Macaroni 1 1 or nnn tion be held at some special time which would not interfere with 1 Veir vacations. These requests vere denied. Because of the uncertainty as to Just when notice TOO LATE FOB CliASSIFICATION FOR SALE Antique high port buv. for ,1 OmimMitil I veil v7 Meful 1 1 in any 1 rosewood bedstead. .221 Lurham avenue, Metuchen, N.

J. jy27-3t may be expected there is many a Yi'Vb can Hershey's Cocoa INTELLIGENT girl wanted for of- shift in vacation plans, it was evi. dent at the sheriff's office. Work Not Easy flee; good at figures. Long-Landreth.

Schneider Company, Highland Par. Jy27-8t Extra Heavy Jar Rubbers, dozen 7c 4 dozen The work of the boards is not eased by a mass of instructions, regulations and suggestions bearing the War Office 6eal, which has piled up Reductions WANTED Stenographer for two weeks from July 20. Charts T. Cowenhoven, 46 Paterson. strset.

Room 12-A. Jy27-3t from, day to day before the mem berg. Every day brings a new batch BASKETABLF We will Give Them Away again This Saturday Night, between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock. Here are the winners of last week: Mrs. Bergman, Bartlett street Mrs.

J. Lotz, Guilden st, Mrs. G. Mitchel, field street Mason Jars, quarts, Special, per of instructions. It is a big job to keep posted on these.

Each con To buy 6 or 8 room bouso with all improvements, good location, Easy terms. Address "Easy Terms," Home News. Jy27-lw tlngency has Its lengthy collection. of precisely worded paragraphs. With the time approaching for I $15.00 Suits and Suits Elegant little Sardines, packed in Pure Olive Oil, a 15c pkg.

for. summoning of the men before the WANTED To rent 6 or 7 room house or flat; with all improvements, good location. Addres T. F. Home News.

Jy27-lw medical examiners, the Exemption Boards have begun to realize that Princene Baking Powder spacious quarters will be needed, for on each call it is the intention FOR RENT July 81, living room and kitchenette for light housekeeping. Phone 1178-R, 164 New street. Jy27-tf $22.50 Suits of the boards to summon at least two hundred. Complete arrangements for this task have not been 186 Easton Ave. Phone 746.

186 Easton Ave. Phone 746. MANN BROS. The Post Office at Our Store $10.00 1 $12.95 1 $17.50 1 $19.50 1 $0.65 1 $1.00 1 made. COIORED MAN AND WIFE wanted.

Man to understand shrubbery and garden, woman to work in house. Place open August 1. Maplehurst Place, Metuchen, N. J. Jy37-8l The Quarter Sessions and the District Court rooms are available and It is -believed that Sheriff Houghton, chairman of the Second District Ex emption Board will establish his headquarters in the Quarter Sessions room, while the local District Board LOST July 86, either on College avenue or Stone street, 11 in bills, rolled Reward if found and to Home News.

jy27-lt THE NEW BRUNSWICK SUNDAY TIMES IS GAINING MORE READERS WITH EACH ISSUE will hold their sessions in the Dis trlct I $25.00 Suits $1.00 Caps $2.00 Straw Hats $4.00 Panama Hats $5.00 and $6.00 Panama Hats $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts $2.00 $3.95 $0.85 $1.15 SALE STILL ON AT PURITAN TAILORS SYSTEM 377 George Street, One Flight Up I $1.50 Shirts (2 for $2.25) $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts (2 for $3.25) $1.65 $2.85 Silk Shirts (2 for $5.50) $5.00 Silk Shirts $3.50 We have bought the entire stock of Wool- ens from the Sheriff formerly owned by iTom Douglas We have thrown together all these goods, including our own stock at the sale price 15c 25c Washable Ties (2 for 25c) 1 50c Washable Ties 25c 25c boc 1 50c Silk Ties $1.00 Silk Ties 50c Silk Socks (3 for $l) MADE TO YOUR MEASURE mm i These suits were formerly sold rfom $18.00 to $25.00 35c If A Trousers of Same Goods, $4.00 per Pair This sale will only last 10 days longer Order now and save $5 to 1 0. Light or heavy weight Bathing Suits, Half Price fea goods in this sale. Come up and look around, you are fcaiiaiiff 'I' not compelled to buy. i PURITAN TAILORS SYSTEM The Strand Smart Clothes Shop 1 377 George Street One Flight Up New Brunswick, N. J.

Open Evenings Cl D. 144 AIL 1- 1 Men's Wear of the Better Sort I.