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THE MONTCLAIR TIMES, DECEMBER 9, 1925 r3 BUS LINE RENEWS ITS PLEA George OIney Bailey, of Rochester, will take place February 4, at Unity TOWN NOTES church. The guests included Mrs (Continued from Pag One) Louis A. Cerf, Mrs. James Van Dvk. Mrs.

Charles Williams, Mrs. Stanley Phillips, Arthur Pow ell, Mrs. Arthur Youngman, Mrs. Kent Costikyan, Mrs. Carleton Cox, Mrs.

Stanley Ayres, Mrs. H. Siedler. Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mrs Sydney Moody, Mrs.

Donald Hal- stead, Mrs. Prentiss Ashe, Mrs. Cur tis Hathaway, Mrs. Jack Snow, Mrs CONTINUOUS FROM 1 TO 11 P. M.

John Slagg, and Misses Carol Bull, Sabra Bradlee, Katherine and Me dora Davis, Marjorie- Hanan, Marion Tichenor and Katherine Elliott Autumn colors predominated in the Miss Helen Folwell, of No. 7 Er-win Park, was yesterday to an afternoon bridge club. Miss Marguerite Harris, of No. 41 Melrose place, is visiting in Doug-laston, L. and her sister, Miss Dorothy Harris, is spending some time in New York.

Miss Elizabeth Webb, of No. 162 Union street, and Miss Loretta Lin-gle, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with the former's uncle, Leonard Webb, of New Brunswick. Mrs. L. H.

Parkhurst, of No. 56 Harrison avenue, left last week for Florida, where she will spend about two weeks in St. Petersburg and Miami. Miss Ella Polk, who has been the guests of Miss Mary-Hampton Martin, of No. 3 Erwin Park, returned Sunday to her home in New Orleans.

Miss Martin has gone to Philadelphia for a week. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, of the Hotel Montclair, and their daughter, Miss Lillian Roberts, who decorations. Dr.

and Mrs. D. M. Harlow, TODAY Comedy AND Thrills Latouche, Alaska, are visiting the AGNES AYRES in the Society Comedy "The Awf ul Truth" AND FRED THOMPSON and Horse "Silver King" in "All Round The Frying Pan" latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thompson, of No. 91 Watchung ave nue. SAXG SONGS OF CHILDHOOD. by the town, condemnation proceedings will be started. The sum of $20,000 was appropriated.

It ifs understood that the owner of the property at the southwesterly side of Brookfield road; and the northwesterly side of Valley road, which is sought by the town, applied to the supreme court for a writ of mandamus. The owner also recently applied for a permit from Building Inspector Senior to erect stores on that site. This was denied. It was announced by Commissioner Heyer that the curbing and paving of Montclair avenue was completed this week. This work was done by the Standard Bitulithic Company and a hearing to objections to work done will be held on December 22.

The paving covered a distance of 5,700 feet. Commissioner Heyer also said that he expected the completion of the new outlet sewer in Willowdale avenue by February 1. Last week the emergency pumping station was completed. By resolution introduced by Commissioner Charles G. Phillips, a sum of $28.75 for the installation of sockets and flags in front of the proposed post office site on Bloomfield avenue and Seymour, street, and the sum of $58.75 for similar work at the municipal building and at Rand Park, will be paid.

Several weeks ago it was learned that the post office department found no way in which to pay for the installation the sockets on its property. A letter from the Montclair Lions Club indorsing the proposal that the town purchase the triangular plot of ground at Claremont, Bloomfield and Prospect avenues, for park purposes, was received. Unusual 'and Interesting Program Given Last Saturday at Unity House. Thursday Friday Saturday SPLENDID DOUBLE SHOW Laughter and Excitement Mrs. Johan Randhlf Bull, professionally known as Aurora Stewart Bull, gave a recital of "Songs of Childhood" at Unity house Saturday attends Mary Lyons School, at Swarthmore.

have returned afternoon. Mrs. Bull has a delight from a sojourn at Atlantic City. Miss Louise Deetjen, of No. 159 Park street, had as a guest for the ful coloratura voice, and acted, sang and recited to music, groups of songs by well known composers, among which were Mark Andrews, Johannes Brahms, Reginald DeKoven, Liza week-end Miss Louise Reynolds, of A Lasting Gift FROM the beginning, music has been a part of Yuletide joyousness.

How appropriate, then, is a Waters Piano or Reproducing Piano as a family gift and what a memorable Christmas it will be! A Waters brings not simply one day, but a whole lifetime of happiness. Waters superiority in tone quality, mechanical perfection and beauty are the fruits of eighty years' experience in fine Piano building. In addition, Waters stands supreme as a high grade piano selling at a moderate price. WATERS PIANOS Upright, Cjrand, 'Player and producing Tianar Autola Player Pianos as low as $395 Miniature Grand Pianos as low as $550 A Waters Piano a gift "from the family to the family." Down payment low, terms easy, no interest. Liberal allowance on your old piano.

Horace Waters Co. 134 Fifth nr. 18th St. 371 E. 149th nr.

3rd Ave 164 W. 125th Stnr. 7th Ave. 402 Fulton Jamaica, LI. Open evenings until Xmas Jackson, Miss.

Miss Reynolds at tends the Spence School in New Lehmann, A. Herbert Brewer, Har York. riet Ware, Floy Little Bartlett, Jessie L. Gaynor and Edwin Vance Cooke Samuel Lougheed, and Robert Lougheed, of No. 12 Lexington avenue, accompanied by James Blair, of New York, are taking a jnotor The most enthusiastic applause of the afternoon followed "Does It Nqt Seem Hard?" by Mark Andrews, with trip through the Southern states.

words by Robert Louis Stevenson, in There will be a get-together Golf which Mrs. Bull showed decided dra matic ability. Club membership party tomorrow evening at the Montclair Golf Club at 8:30 o'clock. The proceeds will Miss Grace Bender accompanied in her usual good style, and the en tire program was most atrtistic, as CHARLES RAY and PAULINE STARKE in ROBERT Z. LEONARD'S production BEAUTIFUL SINNER.

Alumni to Elect Officers. At the annual meeting of the Montclair High School Alumni Association, which has been changed from tonight to one week from tonight, Wednesday, December 16, election of officers will take place. In addition to the election of four officers, a new executive committee will be appointed. "Be sure to attend this meeting in room No. 203 in tne high school states an announcement of the Am With William Fairbanks AND Eva Novak A Mile-a-Minute Speed Action Drama filled with Thrills and Love.

For the Holidays well as original. -The program was as follows: I. Introductory "Mammy's Sons'V. Harriet Ware Nursery Rhymes and Ditties "Musical "Little Miss Mufflf "Georg-ie Porgie" "Little Jacfc Horner" "Fiddle-De-Dee" "Polly Put the Kettle On" III. Animal, Bird and Fairy Songs "Baa! Baa! Black Sheep" "The Cuckoo" Liza Lehmann "Fairy Pipers" A.

Herbert Brewer Intermission IV. Child's Garden of Verse (set to music by Mark Andrews) Robert Louts Stevenson "Does It Not Seem Hard?" "Swing Song" V. Impersonations of Little Boys anf Girls "Vacation" Floy Little Bartlett "My Dear L. Gaynor "Moo-Cow Vance Cooke Miss Little Bartlett VI. Cradle Songs and Lullabies "Cradle Johannes" Brahms "Japanese Lullaby" (words by Eugene Field) Reginald de Koven "Rock-a-Bye Baby" Old English Version ABabjr Bunting" -Jr.

-r i Nature Study Christmas Party. The annual Christmas party of go toward furnishing the new sooth porch, which is to be enclosed and ready for the New Year's Eve dance. Roy Crane, of No. 127 North Mountain avenue, entertained a luncheon bridge club at her home Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert N. Oliphant of No. 180 Valley road, entertained at dinner Thursday evening for Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons, who was the speaker that day at the International Relations luncheon at the Woman's Club of Upper Montclair.

Miss Mary Jane Atwell, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Swayne Phillips, of No. 503 Park street, returned the last of the week to her home in Sewickley, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

John Newman, who returned Sunday from their wedding trip, spent at Hot Springs, and are making their home at No. 260 Heywood avenue, East Orange. Mrs. W. A.

Stopford, of No. 205 Christopher street, entertained the members of a luncheon bridge club on Monday afternoon. Miss Peggy Ballou, of No. 15 Prospect terrace, left Thursday for Davenport, where she will spend two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Lewis D.

Sears, formerly Miss Polly Wickwire, of Montclair. Miss Ballou motored out with Mrs. Sears, who has been visiting relatives in Brooklyn. 'Members of Graiifl Jury. Two residents of Montclair, James H.

Conner and II. D. Northrop, on the grand jury which was sworn in yesterday at Newark. Novelties Candies Week of December 281h "THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" The distinctive kinds that add refinement to the table of the particular housewife i A Those jolly Dutch table tumblers in amber, blue and green at $6.50 a dozen will add a festive touch to the Christmas table. The Treasure Chest, at No.

12 South Fullerton avenue. Adv. Chocolates Candy Favors Montclair real estate values are increasing. For bargains in residential and business properties con the nature study department of the sult. James Mooney, Montclair; telephone 9600.

Adv. Glen Ridge Woman's Club will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Alfred Hurrell will be in charge. The hostesses, with Mrs.

B. L. Worthington as chairman, in Louis Sherry Pickwick Inn Lindt Wallace Mafflard Mirror Durand Mavis Pascall (England) Lindt (Berne) Sirotti (Zurich) Helm (Holland) Rademachers (Holland) Furth Czecho-slavakia Erika (Vienna) LaDragee de Verdun "Daddy Long-Legs" High School Miss Dorothy Cary, of No. 67 Up Auditorium, December 21, evening Adv. LEGAL NOTICE clude Mrs.

G. S. Kaighn Mrs. F. G.

Soule, Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs. A.

D. Cooper, Mrs. D. W. Whitney, Mrs.

R. Shepard and Mrs. C. E. Freeman.

The new members are Mr3. Otto Billo, Mrs. Samuel Fowler Butter-worth, Mrs. Sheridan Colson, Mrs. E.

J. Hogarty, Mrs. Roger F. Hos-ford and Mrs. Henry L.

Wills. (Chancery A-600) SHERIFF'S KALE In Chancery of New Jersey Between Georue Ollendorf. complainant and Teresa Calandra, et defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri facias, to me directed, I shall expose for sale by public 'vendue, at the Court House, in Newark, on Tuenday.

the twenty-ninth day of December next, at two o'clock p. all that certain tract or parcel of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey. Beginning in the easterly line of Clover-hill place, at a point distant 800 feet northerly from the northerly line of Glenridee An Ideal Xmas Qift Picturesque America Its Parks and Playgrounds. Edited byJ. F.

KANE Eighty well-known writers expressing the varied appeal of all sections of outdoor America. Five hundred and fifty graphic illustrations, selected from the work of leading scenic photographers. De Luxe Edition On Sale at Madison's "A wonderful gift for a traveler and who is riot a traveler today?" National Parks Association.) Published by Resorts and Playgrounds of America 51 East 42nd Street New York Ask Your Bookseller or Write for Miniature Reproductions. Glimpses of Scenic Beauty in America. Frances For Frocks.

Frocks of unusual design for afternoon and dinner wear; excellent in quality and moderate in price. A visit will convince you. No. 298 Qrove street; telephone 4109. Adv.

Joseph Negre Fruit Glaces (French) Exclusive Line of Imported Candy Tree Decorations The Lorraine, Inc (Established 1915) 627 Valley Road avenue: thence running south 4S desrrees 6 minutes east 132.70 feet thence north degrees 68 minutes east 50.12 north 46 degrees 6 minutes west 129.22 feet to the said easterly line of CloverUill place; and thence along the said south 43 degrees 4 minutes west 50 feet to the place Northern New Jersey headquarters for Lionel and Ives' electric trains. We 'are direct representatives for the Lionel and Ives' factories. Albert Wrensch at the center, Montclair. -Adv. oi oegmning.

Being the same premises conveyed to the said Teresa Calanilra by Anthony J. Mole-sphini and Annie Molesphini, his wife, by deed dated May 8. 1918, and rocprded in Opposite Masonic Temple Upper Montclair tne fc.ssex County Register office in Book L-80 of Ieeds for said county, page 134. Being known and designated as street number 33 Cloverhill place, Montclair, N. J.

The approximate amount of the decree to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of Unusual Useful Girts. In endless profusion, moderately priced. Come, we're ready; hemstitching, pleating. "The Little Shop Around the The Elite, No. 4 2 Valley road.

Adv. per Mountain avenue, entertained the members of a bridge club at her home Monday afternoon. Miss Lucille Blackmore, of No. 303 Claremont avenue, gave a bridge party at her home Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the endowment and building fund of Oberlin college. There were ten tables in play, and the hostess was assisted by Miss Agnes Roloff, of Fort Wayne, Ind, who is her house guest, Mrs.

C. A. Doolittle, of Montclair, Miss Ruth Pennington, and Miss Elizabeth Peterson, of Newark, all graduates of. Oberlin. The next meeting of a Tuesday afternoon bridge club which met last week at the home of Mrs.

Paul Crane, of Bloomfield, 'who was formerly Miss Helen Russell, of Orange road, will be held on December 15, at the home of Mrs. Shepard C. Fleet, Glen Ridge. The other members of the club are, Miss Margery McKercher, Miss Helen Hill, Miss Helen Montgomery, Mrs. Donald White, Mrs.

John Laraborn, Mrs. George Lethbridge, Mrs. William Stedman and Mrs. John Halpin. Mrs.

Arthur C. Elliott, of No. 123 Lincoln street, accompanied by Mrs. Harriet Thayer, of No. 49 Union street, will leave tomorrow for southern California, where they will spend the winter.

Mrs. H. M. Hall will give a dance on Wednesday evening, December 30, at her home. No.

22 Porter place, in honor of her daughter, Miss Julia D. Hall, and her son, Harry W. Hall. Mrs. Tootle, of No.

324 North Ful-lerton avenue, entertained at luncheon at the Silhouette CoEee Shop, No. 19 Watchung plaza, yesterday in honor of Mrs. H. K. Tootle, of New York, and Mrs.

of Forest Hills, N. Y. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. Robert Johnston Davis, of No.

27 Watchung avenae, gave a luncheon-bridge at the Montclair Golf Club on Friday in honor of Miss Dorothy Cerf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cerf, of No. 78 Lloyd road, whose marriage to four thousand twenty-four dollars and seventy-three cents (14.

024.73), together with tne costs of this sale. Newark. X. November 30, HARRY B. Sheriff.

Harry A. Friedman, Sol'r. IX CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. To Ruth Freund: By virtue of an order of the Court of 221 Lorraine Avenue. "The Fireside" for Christmas cards, Chinese cross stitch linen; gifts; lunch 12 to afternoor; tea 4-6; phone 584S.

Adv. Chancery of Xew Jersey made on the day of the date hereoft in a certain cause wherein Samuel Freund is petitioner and you, Ruth Freund. are defendant, you are required to appear, plead or answer to petitioner's petition on or before the 20th day of January next, or in default thereof such decree may be taken against you as the Chancellor snail think equitable and just. lie object- ot said suit is to obtain a de. cree of divorce dissolving the marriage between you and the said petitioner.

Have you seen- the Christmas wrapping papers of Amy Dreven-stedt, of Greenwich Village. The Treasure Chest, at No. 12 South Fullerton avenue, is the only shop in town that carries them. An assorted roll, $1. Adv.

Dated November 19. 1925. HEINE, BRAJJXEU LAIRD, Solicitors for Petitioner, P. O. Address 17 Washington Street, ll-L'S-ut Newark, X.

J. Prof. Ottokar Sevcik Certificate 37 West 56th Street, New York Tel Circle 7777 YOUR OPPORTUNITY! To make a grand showing for the opening of our new shop, we bought heavily of beautiful models in Cloth Coats and Dresses. We still have many left and will close these out at half price and less. NOTHING CARRIED OVER ror Example: Violin Studio fl Thomas Ball Couper West Indies Bermuda, Etc.

-As agents for all steamship lines, cruises and tours we can make satisfactory arrangements for any trip at 15 Church St. Montclair 9966 Clairidge Theatre Arcade Phone 287 110 Valley Road, Montclair, N. J. Imported Tweed Cape Coat $95 00 RrTBUrtbery ter' Crcu! Black Cloth trimmed Wolf $150.00 DRESSES i Reduced $45.00 $75.00 $85.00 $35.00 $35.00 $45.00 $45.00 The Baby's Cold oick satin trimmed $75.00 Green wool, two-piece sport i jy mbrWered $90.00 Jade Chiffon Evening Gown $90.00 FURS OF QUALITY Elementary Course for Beginners Course for Advanced Pupils Coaching for Concert Soloists Junior and Senior Orchestras Organized for Ensemble Practice Continual "dosing" with internal medicine npaeta delicat Httl totnacha. Treat cold externally with Vlcka.

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