The Bucks County Gazette from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 3

GOES )WN TO DEFEAT Nearly 6,000 DefetU Grundy by Over a Thormnd. lr from Satjidays primaries, the official account Indicate 'scar 0. Bean has a majority "Bress nomination In the Eighth F'M of about His majority F'ck'i Is -over 4,000 In P'Simicry. National Delegate, in Bucks, 1'" K. Qrundy's majority was thousand less than I 1 Montgomery county, B.

C. ler of Bristol, has a majority of 1. WO, thus defeating Giuudy in district by 1,300. MON'TGOMEK'S VOTE. Coiigress.

0. Bean, 8301 li. East 2227 Bean's Majority, 07 National Delegates. 'mi J. (Roosevelt) 5660 i R.

frundy, 3 KiHter'u Majority, 1006 T. Ktatz, (Roosevelt) Johnson, 3 I Kulph J. Grelder, of Biistol town and Adolnh of Potts Roosevelt, candidates for Alter Me delegates to the National conven (mn, were elected hy substantial ma Wltles over E. E. Althouse, of Sel rsvllle and Frank Croft, Merlon.

348 11UCKS COUNTY The vote In the county was as fol I lows; Congress. I Oscar O. Bean, 1 Hugh B. Enstburn, National Delegates. I Joseph It.

Qiundy, Churles Johnson, IH. 0. Foster, (Kooscvell) it'. Tyson Kratz, (Roosevelt) 293. 268 235 218 Alternate Delegates.

Klruer E. Altiiouse, Fmnlj r. Croft, liafplj Ureiaet (Roosevetl) 218 Adolph (Roosevelt) 212 State Delegates. Clifford L. Andersson, 2S( Lewis R.

Bond, 28- Franklin Brlggs, 27! M. S. Cogan, 274 Howard W. Willett, 243 ('. K.

Franttentield, 2SC II. Warner Hallowfli, 22" John A. JSixou, 220 Koy Tracy, -1' lj. L. White, 21i The last five candidates for Sta delegates favored Theodore Roosevel LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The editor of the Gazette assumes no spoualblUty whatever for the views express by cor res pond en ts.

The columns of tr priper are open for free dlscuHBlon of any I'll! mate topic. Correspondents must, ho have their names accompany tlcles, not necessarily for puhllcatlon, Bill I a guarantee of good faith. An Outraged Republican. Mr I wish to tell you BRISTOL BOROUGH REPUBLICAN VOTE CONGRESS 1st W. 2nd W.

mar O. Bean 147 13S ugb B. Eastbarn 36 15 ASSEMBLY ovvard R. Mover 154 116 enry Y. Pickering 157 112- ATIONAL C.

Foster 70 40 R. Grundy 127 120 harles Johnson 112 108 Tyson Kratz 57 81 ALTERNATES liner E. Al mouse 113 100 rank P. Croft 415 103 talpb Grieder 5S So dolpblTintz 55 30- STATE DELEGATES llfford L. Anderson 133 115 Lewis R.

Bond 124 112 Franklin Briggs 122 118 I. 8. Cogan 121 112 C. K. Frankenfleld 65 S7 H.

Warner Howell 53 ohn Nixon 54 Roy Tracy L. L. White 52 Howard W. Willett 101 85 85 3id W. 88 16 89 44 79 58 64 63 39 39 70 65 67 62 40 40 41 37 40 4th W.

75 23 71 59 15 12 73 67 67 61 15 15 IB 15 15 68 6th W. Total 596 19 121 125 46 113 97 42 90 96 45 48 116 106 105 100 42 42 38 88 579 477 501 437 183 438 436 190 179 47B 474 474 457 189 186 183 188 176 398 ENDED HIS LIFE WITH RAT POISON BERRY TO SPEAK HERE ON SUNDAY fcxperience at our primary Saturday in the Fin I the lers, Metal u- lie nc- the JIB by (tb to n-hen the er de- tack." to tbe one of lorkers Jrimary Ith the lalleng- tbat or- lie over Coni man ballots Iitd, one I in! and nono chill- votes otker were no let. Ihe Jute and the second county. and bis jajorities ister, the Chalfont am, the land bor- rMilford (list 1 lot 6, tb Plmn- Silver- ry, Tel- Warrlug- thls year 1 cyclones, Hel a and lierloan nd he gates, ers in ditor be- I the iniy. ardly andi- i DU- I flele- glate lawful and from 3ruu- and lo toll my election rst ward, of I live, and nm a councilman serving my second terra, elected on the Repubioan tioket.

I am a life long resident here, and have always voted the National 1-te- publlcan ticket but sometimes cut our local ticket, to vote for the man best fitted for the office. 1 think all men should have that right. Last Saturday I went to the polls to vote, as 1 always have done, lie- fore going I heard I was to be challenged as my name was on a list made up ly out J'ostnnisler. So when I asked for a Republican ballot I was challenged on party lints, by our County Treasurer, who lives in thin wajri. I told the my standing in regards to being a Republican.

I was lefuued a ballot unless I wuuld swear or affirm that had voted for of the candidates on th. "ileol 1 i 1 would not do. There wtre about twelve others of this ward, all good citizens and property owners, Hie myself, challenged, too. Some vHja, but the majority did not. I back to the polls in the evening and very soon came in and asked for a Republican ballot, who had saloon in the Urst ward, but who had moved from the ward about the first of April.

was handed a Republican ballot liny question and voted it. After be had voted I usked him rfhere he lived, he told me in the presence of our County Treasuier and Election officers that he resided in the Thiid ward. Before leaving the polls I was told by our Postmaster that I could now vote if I wanted to. I told him there were not enough men in the loom to make me vote. I think It very hard when a property owner, councilman and Republican cannot vote his party's ticket.

Italians and colored people are given the right to vote for delegates who will nominate a President. I have voted the Republican tioket for forty years and I think it a petty small law that permits an interpretation that disfranchises me. and I think it Is time for the American people to wake up and make laws to give them the right to vote direct for President and i die before I will go to the poor house." This was the sentiment expressed James King, an old character who ived with his wife on Otter street, and he made good his threat by committing suicide last Friday evening. King and his i lived In two rooms on Otter street, and it had been arranged to take the feeble husband to county home on Monday. He protested and declared he would never "Jemmle," as he waa fuinlllarl; alleO, was a native of the North of Ireland, and formerly made good wages as a carpet weaver.

He was 63 years old, and of late had been in feeble health and had no means of support. Wliile his wife was absent from their little home on Friday afternoon "Jeiumie" obtained a can of Rough on Rats and fed the poison to himself i a spoon. When the i returned ehe round her husband lying across the bed, not vet unconscious. He told her what he had done. Dr.

Collins was suni- Jininiie told the physician that he bad taken rut poison because he was tired of life and did not want to go to tbe poorhouse. The doctor did all he could but at 7.45 p. ra, the old man passed away. Deputy Coroner Rue viewed the remains and from the evidence was satisfied that it was a plain case of suicide. The funeral was held on Monday interment being made at the Bristol cemetery.

Besides his i the deceased leaves a married daughter. "The DewT is Coming. Franz Molnar's epoch waking play which comes to the Riverside Theatre, Bristol, Saturday evening, April 20th, tells a most absorbing story and yet it ia a story of every day life. The peculiarity of the play Is that it is a comedy and yet is not a comedy-and --tragedy am) yet not a tragedy. The Devil, is bubbling over i ironical humor, he amuses by his cynical exposures ot the weaknesses of human a and yet through it all his persistant lieartlets temptation of those who have oome under his spell reveals the inherant tragedy of human life The wonderful, of the plav, tbe remarkable a i of the huinaniced Satanic diameter, tne soul I.

KRAFT SALE JC Hot Air coal furnace. Inquire of oil if rob to 324 Washington street. SALE-My own Real Estate 126 ftidoime Bristol, FOB KENT, 4B3 I'oad atreot 11200 8fi ICi 00 oaSwMn Htreet 000 604 Uath street WO 00 8H2 Lafayette street 2300 813 Lafayette street 1800 SB Radcllffe street. FOR SALE. 004 Bath street.

71-717 Uorsou street. 3(i2 Lafayette utreat. Cedar street, Bristol. ultry Nettin 1-2C. sq.

ft. 1.7. Corn ETitf Charles A. Wilson Real Estate RADCUFFE STREET BRISTOL, PA. MOKKY WANTED for Investment In dm-clnKB First Murtgnge Loam FOLLOWING PIIOPKRTIES KOKSALK.

Woodsticct ...81000 ttHOOQ Ottor atraet 1 SCO to 2600 Radc.Kle stroot 1050 to 8000 Otidarstreet 1000 to WOO Huckley Btrcot liXX) to 1000 tol, H. 1'. U. MKS. and Market streets.

Former State William Berryy, of Chester, will address men's meeting at the Bristol Baptist church on Sunday afternoon at fou; o'clock. Rev. Lambert, of Plilladel pbla, will be the soloist Trie organizer and leadei of the men's meetings, Kev. Johnston. Is stll confined lo bis room, but Is slowly regaining his health.

During Mr. Johnston's Illness for the past four weeks, the meetings have been taken charge of by the pastor's son, Dallas Johnston. Mr. Johnston feels truly jjiateful foi the hundreds of expressions of sympathy that have been extended him and for presentation of to many flowers from friends and from other Bristol churches. K.

FORT, Kddlngtoni Pa- 4--3t Washington street 1 400 to (MX) IGOQ to STiOO 1000 to 17000 HOO to 'iVW r2UO to UOOO a Sadcilffe street. R. F. 1. No.

1, Bristol, Mill 1'ino htreta Lincoln WtlmiLhtroct I-ufayctiu hlreet 1100 to Logan street 1200 to 2400 Bath street '2000 to 40UO Pond bVreet I BOO to '2260 Pcmihtrom iWOto 2800 Swain street iyoo to aaoo Jeffenon '2800 to 3'200 Market street moo to 4000 nulldliiB lots on Corson, Prospect, Point aad Mansion streets; aibo JetlVrson avenue at rock-bottom prices irvlew and Leamington Lund lots. Nearby farms from 3 to 200 acres for ealo at low ilgurcs. i Paints, Graves 1 Mixed Paints, $1.50 gal. fVEDVTHMI IN TNI MINT UNE DH rURSELL'S DRDG STORE S.W.Cor. Briitol, Pi.

For Sale Two Hlvcrvlew lots on front, No. SO and SI. Aiiply to CI1AKL1CS A. WILKON. 2-'J 3t For Children The Health dopcndh tuuchupou the tooth, tioort llunlth roqulroti Ciood Teutb and Good Teeta are theirs If they uoo H.

H. H. TOOTH POWDER H. H. HEADLEY PHARMACIST of Wood RDd Wublugton titreeln llrUtol, 1'a.

T70U JP ro stirring, heart reaching story of a human struggle against temptation, and the final defeat of "the man" and "the woman' 1 comes as a surprise, a revelation. It is semetblng new in dramatic literature. There is notbinn with which to it. I stands alone as a dramatic Tne greatest, the most subtle the most soul stirring play of the decade, is the universal press verdiat. This declaration is echoed by the clergy, many of whom went to condemn and came away praising the great moral lesson the play teaches.

Heard on the Street. Our best llepublicans are certainly not our B. King. Rosrttjr-Leone Wedding. An Italian wedding of great importance among tho sons and daughters of sunny Italy located in Bristol, took place in Pythian Hall last week when when Miss Grace Leona and James Hosetty, both of Bristol, were married by Father Orlando, rector of the Italian Catbollo church here.

Mario Durso and Mis. Durso, of Phlladeplble, acted us beet man and brides-maid. This was tile first Italian wedding ever held in a public ball in Bristol and a big time was had. The hall was beautifully decorated and guests were pieseul fioni Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trenton, Bristol and other places. Music was furnished by an orchestra and brass bard from Philadelphia.

Samuel Eosetty, brother of the groom, was manager, John HUBS was floor manager for the dancing, James Bquillace attended to the door, and John Smith looked after the wants of the inner man. Township Surprise Party. A surprise party was given Miss Pearl Ray in honor of her sixteenth birthday at hei borne, Bristol town- bliip, last Saturday evening. About forty of her young friends from Bristol and gathered about 8 p. and enjoyed the evening with music and games until late hour.

Among those present were Miss Emily Brown, Miss Cora Warner, Leonard Fenton, John Gorman, i liam Lamon, Edward Heudrlcks, Karnest Brown, John Rea, Miss Dora Allen, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Marion Peters, Miss Nellie Pursell, Mis." Kdltb Woolman, Miss Anna Brannigan, all of Bristol, Mlse Nellie Ray, William Eay, Miss Fearl Bay, Miss Louise Huddlosmi, Miss Ella Huddleson, Miss Edna Hoffner, Miss Louiue Hoffner, Master Eiva HoOnor, of Rayvilli, and Miss Mary Neeley, John Talt and Thomas Karquahar, of Philadelphia. RKNT-From one, ooina, light water heat, and bath BKHRY to four furnUhcd itli private family, suitable for electric light, gas, hot Sid bath. Apply 115 MUL- 4-5-tf vr-- Two irood dwelling houses on rgTss'Safe, fdjololn. village of Address, JOHN Fallslngton, Bucks Co 3-lU-tf OR counter, 80 feet of I--Four large showcases, a M-rt. also tobacco stock and a 1'arge shed.TM Apply James Rob- Inaon, 813 Pond street.

3 ApANClKSformen boarders, bath and A room, all S2 Wood street, Bristol. No. 2. Bell I'ho: ROTECT YOURSELF--Against loss by are and accidents, your autoraoblle to self or others. Houses boSght mSfey Apply to William SlnglflSI Itadcllltestreet, Brstol.

9-2-tf A Trudgrn NOB. '207, 20J and 211 Mill street Iloguot NOB. 123. 131 Mill street Mill street 228 Market street. Cor.

Mill A Pond slu. occupied by Hell's store Farms and Building Lots of all sires ami al all prices Mune to Loan on First Mortgage Fire, Accident, Burglar, Automobile Sl'HKTV I1ONDS Stone Harbor 6 per cent, nonoh Front bonds, with fully developed lorn bonus UuckB County Public Service Company's 0 per cent. Wold IJouds, secured by First Mortgage, with '25 per cent. htocK bouuB All klm.B Legal Papers drawn make a specialty of Collecting itenu, ro- turiis to Landlord by cbec-k mimo day received by UH. Phone 162-0.

J.Phil 118 Mill BRISTOL Chairs, 6k- Kenalngton 4BD7 D. 4-19-1 yr. Wm. Wm. R.

Stuckert ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 211 Mill Bristol, Card of Thanki. Mr. Mrs. N. H.

Larson wisli to a their many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy i their recent bereavement. The Death of a Child. Master Alfred M. Larson, the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

The Union Building Loan Company Will iRBue a new series of slock to borroweis First payment to lie Side on Monday, May 13, 11)12. This will bo in elenant opportunity lo secure some shares In a Building Association and buy a property. You mleht as well own a home as to be pay- Ing rSn ill your life. Those desiring to secure shares will give their names to tho secretary before the e-meutloned date, RH Ihere be a l.mlled "umber of 206 uadcUtle street. NEW JERSEY Now Jersey Garden, Fruit, Poultry Furms, Burlington 1'roperty, Delaware River Front Suburban Hesi- dences, Country lionies.

Send for list. A W. Dresser, 1-19-11 Burlington, Special Assortment of STAMPED GOODS in Punch Work and French Embroidery. Corset Covers, In several designs Lawn Shirt Waist, Voile Shirt waist, Night Gowns, Combinations, Royal Society Embroidery Floss. Heminway's Embroidery Silks.

I have voted the Republican ticket Larson, departed this life April llth, for forty years but never again as long as there is "gang" candidate on H. --A. E. Biylies. I don't know who was the surprised at the result of the most election, Mr.

Grundy or myself-- Byran C. Foster. been 117 Mulberry St. Rotten Politict in Editor Glbboney said in his speech in Bristol two years ago before a large audience, "Talk about Philadelphia politics, McNlcli' ols, Durhams and others, they are rotten to the core, but not a patch to Grundy politics in Bucks county." Some Bristol people thought this a crude assertion, but last Saturday's delegate election proved Grundy's politics to be all that Glbboney claimed. The postmaster with his henchmen swarmed the First waid polling place, and men with protective liquor licenses assisted in the challenging.

William K. Fine, of the First ward, and John J. K-ilcoyne, of the Third ward, took their orders from the Bosses and challenged Bristol's best citizens, Grundy himself taking lart, thus stopping ovei 100 votes In Bristol. Not only those that were challenged for not voting a straight gang ticket at last election were but by the spreading of tbe news, many feared the humiliation of the gang's nefarious measures and stayed away, from the polls. Constable Suet the County.

An amicable action has brought by Edmund Mason, constable of Morrisville, against the county of Bucks to determine what compensation is allowed constables by law for making returns to court. Constable Mason was paid $2.50 per diem without mileage and claims $1.50 and mileage at (i cents per circular mile, which would have paid him $3.12. The parties agreed to this action for an opinion of court in the nature of a special verdict. Celebrated 87th AnmYemry- Mrs. Alfred Devoe, of Washington street, Bristol, celtbarated her S7th biithdav anniversary on Monday Many friends aori relatives gathered in honor of Those present were: 5I.S Alfred Devoe, Mrs.

OeorgeBooth, MissMnry Devoe, William Devoe, Maitin Devoe, Lewis Devoe, William Devoe, Charles Devoe, Mrs. Martin Devoe, Miss Florence Devoe, A. K. Tioe, Mrs. A.

R. Tice, Miss Julia Tice, Miss Nellie Tice, Mlsn Tice, Miss Bertha Tice, John Banes, Mrs. John Banes, Albert Stout, Mrs. Albert Stout, Miss Elsie Clarkson, of dermantown. How Gazette Adi.

Pay. The Gazette is undoubtedly the best advertising medium In this section of the county. Testimony I torn advertisers prove that fact. Every week there como to tills office notice of the great efficiency of tbe Gazette columns to produce results. This week William H.

Brown, of route writes: "Please 1912, very suddenly of diptberlu. A bud the gardener gave us, a pure nnd lovely child; he gave it to our keeping, to cherish uudeflled. But just as it was opening, to tue glory of the day, down came the heavenly gardener, and took our bud Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Txm- id Campbell, Emiile, Bucks Pa, Breaking windows as an argument has given the cause of woman suffrage in England the worst jolt it has ever had.

Charter Notice. Notice la hereby given that an implication will be made to the Governor or the Slate or Pennsylvania on Monday, Hie 6th day or Mav iill'i George W. Wright, G. L. LelBh and II L.

Jarvls, under the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en- tilled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April IB, 1874, Mid the supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called MOBHISVILLB ELEU- TK1C LIGHT ik POWER COMPANY, the character and object whereof Is supplying light, heat and power, or any of them, by electricity to the public In the borough of Morrisville, In the county of Bucks, 111 the state of Pennsylvania, and to such persons, partnerships and corporations residing therein or adjacent thereto as may desire tbe same and for these purposes, to nave, possess and enjoy all the rights, btnellta and prU 1- leges or the Bald Act of Assembly BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Grlat Mill, csiabllshed prutttablo buhlnebs and property, R. It. hiding, good butldlngu, coal and farm tiadt. A. W.

Dresser, Burlington, N. J. Large Best In Well-located Livery HuMuess and Hoarding stable Well establiihcd. city. A.

W. Dresser, 4.1X!t Ilurllngton, FARM FOR SALE CHEAP! 132-A ere farm Kbtate, elluate neai KallBlngton, Bucks county. can be bought to prompt purchrser. d-8-21 ARTHUR P. TOWNSEND tlinghorne, Pa.

A full line of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. P. N. Corsets, 75c to $3.50 KAYSER GLOVES. McCALL PATTE Mrs.

T. Brownlee Phone Ifi-W 5S5 Bath Bristol i and enjoy all the Act of Assembly and Its sup- I1OWAUU I A A I OILKESON, 4.12-4t Solicitors. plements. discontinue my ad. plants In your paper of asparagus as I have sold IJame urpose the lion or by put- Independents were challenged when asking for a Republican ballot on the grounds that they had not.

voted a majority of the Republican ticket at the lost election. "Pete" Minster, postmaster, threatened lo do this and carried his threats into effect. Dr. Joseph Stradllng was banded a ticket hy the election officer and later eceived a challenge from tbe Judge who ordered a constable to arrest him be attempted to vote, which resulted in having the tioket snatched from his hands, conduct which might have created serious trouble. Some of those challenged were Em- 11 Erthal, druggist; A.

E. Baylies, jeweler; Dr. Joseph Bundling, Robrt E. King, Republican councilman; Serrill Douglass, druggist; Joseph S. Thomas, Jehu Wilkinson, Boy Tracy, Samuel Pearson, Serrill Detlefson, Thomas Harper, Walter F.

Leedom, David Landreth and others, all National Republicans. Grundy and his party met their defeat in Bucks and Montgomery counties mostly at the hands of their own party, who must have become disgusted with Grundyism or a monarchy government hy the Bucks county plutocrat. WALTER F. LEEDOM. them nil tbrougb that The manager of the Boston Sample Shoe Slore, of Bristol, said Wednesday "Save me space for a quarter of a page ail.

for next week as I urn gulng to confine uiy advertising to the Gazette. It is the only medium here that produces results." Krank Peirce, the postal messenger advertised for a bicycle and received numerous offers. i i a M. Remlne reports that he sold lots of settings of eggs through his ad. in the Gazette.

The Gazette guarantees the largest circulation of any newspaper in Bucks county with the exceptiou of one county seat paper and we push that pretty close. Colonel "WaUerson calls Colonel Roosevelt a "hell-roaring 1 '-whatever that is. At any rate no one has ever accused T. B. of cooing like a dove.

Or bleating like a lamb. Or quacking like a duck. Or making a noise like a rabbit. FOR SALE. An odd lot of PAINTS in 1-2 pint cans.

(Mostly dark colors.) At a bargain. We, carry in regular stock several makes Furniture and Varnish Stains, Brushes, etc. Ask for Zenith Art Lustre Martin's Drug Store 213 Badcliffe Street Opposite P. O. Levinson's GREAT MEN'S FURISH1NG STOHE is without a doubt the greatest store of its kind in town.

A man can step right in here and get anything that's new in Men's Wear. The selection is always as as one gets in the larger cities. Everything absolutely new, positively nothing carried over from season to season That's the reason of this store's great success. Why not call and see the big Charter Notice. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania on Monday, the 6th day of May, 1912, by George W.

Wright, O. L. Leigh and H. Is, under the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations, approwd 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation, to be called TOWNSHIP OF LOW- Isil MAIUCriELD ELECTRIC L13UT POWEEl COMPANY, the character and object whereof supplying light, heat and power, or any of them, by electricity to the public In the township of Lower Makefleld, In the county of Bucks, In the State of Pennsylvania, and to such persons, partnerships and corporations residing therein or adjacent thereto as may desire the same and for these purposes, to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the said Act of Assembly and its supplements. HOWARD I.

JAMES, FRANKLIN tilLKESON, 4-12-U Solicitors. MILLINERY. All the very latent ahapes In French Clilp, Mllans. llemij and Fancy Straw llata. Novelties lu Ribbons, Flowerb, silks, LaceB ana all trimmings at very jiupular prices.

MISS SARA K. COOKE, 3-15-tf 214 HatJclliro street, Bristol, 1'a. PAPER HANGING Thomas J. Waters 617 Spruce St. 3-1-lSt Bristol, Pa, CHEESE CAKE SWAIN MAKES IT Good Tailoring something a ih appie- ciatcd by all well dressed men, experience in tailoring and our iic-qualii- lance i I li the hest lines of fabricb has given us a per- ledge of what constitutes CORRECT TAILORING I you are not on our list of satisfied customers, why not get in line Give I ue a trial this Kpring.

We fully ttr! sure you after you once get acquainted with oui system you i never return to ready-made clothes. We have a special range of over 300 patterns of pure wool fabrics which making into Suits AXEL SWAIN 20( Mill St. Next to Ur. PuneU's Urns Store. Charter Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor ol the State of tbe township of frails, ugh Morrisville, the borough of Hulmeville, the township of Mlddletown, the borough of Bristol and the township salem, In the county of Bucks, In the I'ennsvlvanla on Monday, the 6th day of May, 1912, by George W. Wright, O. L. Leigh and H. L.

Jarvls, under the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation nnd regulation of certain corporations, approved April 29, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called SOUTHBBN BUCKS COUNTY GAS FUEL COMPANY, the character and object whereof Is the manufacture and supply of gas for light, heat and fuel, or any of them, to the public In the borough of Tullytown, tbe township of frails, tho borough Morrisville, the borough of Ben, btate of Pennsylvania, and to such persons, partnerships and corporations residing therein or adjacent thereto as may desire the same aud for these purposes, to have, possess and en- Estate Notice. Estateof JOHN C. STt'l'KKmr, late of Bristol Uorough, Bucks dec'd. ETTERS testamentary having been granted to the undersigned, all peraonslu- debted to said estate are requested to make those having legal claims will present tiiem without delay, In proper form for settlement -crrr KKT PLOKI'NUK IL STU'CKKBT, MARION W. HUBTON, Kxecutrlces, Bristol, 1'a.

GLlkesonAJiunes, Bristol, Pa.) Would like them over. you to call and look S. Levinson A TAILOR 2 3 1 i a Joy all thi the said rights, benefits and privileges Act of Assembly and Its suppl HOWARD I. JAMES, FRANKLIN OILKESON, Solicitors, Estate Notice, Estateof C1IAHLKN 1C. I late of Bristol Uorough, Uuaks dec'd.

ETTERS or Administration having boen uranted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested U) make payment, and those having legal claims will present them without delay In proper form RACHEL K. KING, Administratrix. NOTICE! OT1CB TC 1UUS10 Estate Notioei Estateof Pirji.il- WIBTEK, late of Bristol borough, Bucks Piu, dec d. oods. display'of new spring S.

Levinson THE STOKE FOR MEN 131 Mill Street Charter Notice. Notice Is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of the state or I'cnusylvanln on Monday, the Cth day or May. 1912. by W. Wright, G.

L. Lelell nnd H. L. JurvlB, under the act of Assembly or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certnln Corporations, approved April 29,1874, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called TOWNSHIP (JF FALLS ELEOTBIO LIGHT 4 POWEK COMPANY, the character and object whereof Is supplying light, heat and power, or any of them, by electricity to the public In the Township of Falls, In the County of Bucks, In the State of Pennsylvania, and to such 4 ersons, partnerships and corporations resld- ig therein or adjacent thereto as may desire the same and for these purposes, to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the said Aet of Assembly and -K TO THE STOCKUOI.DEBB THE A A UF A A I I i OF STOCHOl-DKHS OF SAID A A 1 1 1'HOPOHITIOM A A A I I A OK A I'll I.SKS,' COMTItACTH. BILLS, A I A PROPERTY A TlfUSONAL A A I A OF BRISTOL, TO BE COKM1JERKD Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Btockboldora of tho UrUtol Water Company will bo held at tbe chief of- llco or place of bubiuesi of the said company, to-wlt: at Ibo pumping station and power plant lu the Uorough of Bristol, Huous county Pennsylvania, on THURSDAY, fHJKTJE'lH day of MAY, A.

P. 1912, 'Wtli, lui'-i.) at 7.30 o'clock, p. for the lion of directors and the trauhat-tlon of i other business as may coiue also given that in pursuance of the folJowIng reeoiuUon, adopted by the Hoard of Directors of tbe said company at ft reBulnr meellug held on February feth, A. D. 1BU to-wlt: "KESOLVKD, By Ihe Board of Directors ofTheBristol Water Company, that the said company shall and do grant, nell, aa- BliEii trcuibfer and convey all of Itt; water works, rlpcB, malne, bydraaU, and all of Its franchises, contracts, bills, claims and all of its property, real, poraonal and mlACd, imto the Borough of Briitol, Its KucoeBBora and assigns, for the price or hum of One Hundred and Twelve ThouR- $1 S1 che8, ft Broken Jewelry and Precious Stones.

Money Sent by Return Phila. Smelting Refining Company ESTABLISHED 20 VI3ARS. 82e.Chettn.it Street, its supplements. HOWARD I. JAMES, FRANKLIN GILKESON, Solicitors.

has three hundred and fifty- four licensed airmen, SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! Freshly Tested Vegetable Flower Seeds Bulbs, Etc. We are agents for Miohela and Lake Shore Seeds. Yon are line of satisfactory results you buy your seeds here. We carry full line. Bulk or Packages.

See us if you need Seeds. ASK FOE FBEE Ctr. Radcjiffi Bristol Fabian's Pharmacy, prescriptions HI ne19-D. lied there. Phone T8J Charter Notice.

Notice la hereby given that an application will be made to tbe Governor of the State of Pennsylvania on Monday, the Cth day of by George W. Wrtght, Q. L. Leigh and H. L.

Jarvls, under the act of Assembly of tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain Corporations," approved April 29,1874, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended TOWNSHIP OP BRISTOL POWER 4 LIOHT COMPANY, the character and object whereof IB supplying light, heat and power, or any of them, by electricity to the public In the Township of Briitol, In the County of Bucks, In the State of rennsylvanla, and such persons, partnerships and residing therein or adjacent thereto ai may desire the same for these purposes, to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the -id Act et ABM A' and Bli Hundred and Forty Dollars In cash, clear of all llenii, uml Incumbrances. IT FLJITHEK RESOLVED, That the urotioiltlon to grant, sell, assign, transfer nnd convey all of the water worku, pipee, mains, hydrants and nil of the francbSes, contracts, bills, claims and all of the nrnnerty. real, personal and mixed, of The nrihlol Water Company, unto the Itorough of Hrlatol, Its successors and M. slims for the price or sum of One Hun- drcd land Twelve Thousand Sli Hundred and Forty (SlllWO.OO) Dollars In cash, a a liens, debts and Incumbrau- th st A EATHER BEDS AND ANT10.L'KS- Hlghest prices paid for feather beds. Old mahogany furniture bought in any condl- itlon.

also buyer of old blue dishes. Send postal. CASPEH, 2024 S. 12th Street Philadelphia, Pa. 3-lWt GRANDFATHER'S SALVE.

What II Will Cure. We guarantee every boi or money ed for the cure of Collar or Saddle ualls upon rse is the cure oar or under the harness while the horse is ng. Chafes, Bruises, Cuts and Scalds, hes, Grease Heel, Rope Hums or anj Horses, Scratches, Grease'Heel, Rope i minor wounds or sores upon horses 01: cotuc. It Is excellent for Mange and veI1 ate relief and quick cure for Cracked bore Teats in Cows. "Is used most luccesstully ns, Bruises, Open Sores, Piles, Ring feun Arounds, Eczema, on tho principal place of business of the company, to-wlt at the pumplne station andpmvVr plant In the borough of Brls- ini county of Mucks and Btate of Penn- svlvama, on Thursday, the Thirtieth day oMIayVA.

D- 12 for 6ald stockholders to take action on approval or dliapprev- ai of such proposition of sale, that the Secretary of the said company bt and Is hereby directed, or, In event of his (or Burns, Worms, 1 human flesh. 2 OL MX, 26o, Mrie by). DWELLINGS, 233 Mulberry St. Bristol, Such proposition, and of the time, place ind object of said meeting, by alverdw- ment published once a week ror steer Si VB prior to nuch meeting, lu tw newi- Pipers published in Ihe borough of Brtol fol aforesaid, and such other otlce Sav be required by the charter law! of the said company, or uin and subject of tbe Bitmmeut. transfer and conveyance water works, pipes, mains, hydrants nf the franchises, contracts, bills, rlalmc and Si "'the property, real, personal of Thti Bribtof WaterCompany, to theSS SiiihofBrlslol, for the price or sum of One undred and Twelve Thousand Six and l-orty (I112.S40.00) will bTiw mined to and considered at Bald neetlni the stockholders of said company, rtockholders to take action on aj.ij B-22-IOI lEWSPAPERr SPAPERf.