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1 TUP I OXf ATL. MONDAY. TEBRr TT 17; 1913. FOURTEEN .0. 3- i SGHOONMAKER OUTTITTESS TO MEN, WOMZK, BOYS AKD GtELS TMTprMR nnRTftM TATT.hPS "'r; Clearing Sales at ij SIX SMASHING SPECIAL BigMoney Savers i for 'You if You Buy at Once orcSpfing' Arrives- pcr; cent Of fiEBRUARlPRICES ON 1 SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE -l winter FOR WOMEN- 49 Women's and Misses -Suits Worth $20.00 to $29.00,, at 17 Women's and MLswea Coats, worth 12-0 to $25.00, at $.90 and Fur Coats, Muffs and Pieces, all high grade stock, at 1-3 to 1-2 Regular Prices.

700 Silk Waists. worth $3.93, $4.98 and $5.98. at $1.89, $2.89 and $3.89. i OiMERiT in. 1 I- Here are; practical for the living room or aen, consiaeraoiy 3 A COUCH (like cut) with neavy qnartererj oak frame, claw shaped feet, softly upholstered in" Imperial leather," ''diamond tufted.

Our I 7 IS regular $15 Value or I I BATH ROBES, LEATHER NOVELTIES PAJAMAS, irM ANIGHT SHIRTS 240lMain Street FOR MEN AND REGAL SHOES, ODD STOCK AND FACTORY REJECTS MADE TO SKLL TP TO $5.00 PER PAIR, AT A TUKiUSH JrAXfiXiT SUCKER (like cut)W with mahogany finished frame, sof tlv upholsteref i ana tuitea iir jjixie $12.75 value for. 225 TO 233 MAIN PATERSON, N. J. A MORRIS CHAIR 1 (like cut) with quartered oak frame and claw feet, polished; it haa! spring seat ana jiair-nuea reversible velour fl fj cushions. Our regular $10.70 value for.

UaWi IF YOU YOUR ieavner. uur regular 5 ft U.Uli The LARGEST Hoxue -Pnrnlshrrs bt NEW JERSEY TO SAVE MONET ONCE AT if This marvelous piano was -born the. mind and: soul of(a man whose thought was great enough to- con-. oeive ideal musical instrumejit, enterprise and' srbne hand in hand for four genera tions, unfl the Stelnway piano of to-f day i is everywhere recognized as the complete fulfillment of the Ideal of master'-mind. Paisaic, N.

J. The OldlRelblelMTTSTOJ IMASONS MATiERIAtS AND BLUE STONE SIDEWALKS REPAIRED TELEPHONE It. GLEN HOCK NEVS The regular meeting of the Qlen JiocK nre department took' place-on Wednesday eventng" of this week. Pllkington- was in the' chair, and al most; the--entire membership" present. Chief.

Hubschmltt made official port" of -the itbree alarm recently placed as follows: Farndale and Maple Rock road and Highwood and South Maple avenue. The house committee, having Hftthed their asked to be 1 released.1 onrby-laws submitted their report with corrections as sug gested Jby mayor '-and council, which was received -and i i -A motion passed authorizing the hiring 'of -a -man permonth to, Inland to. a tend to Are house generally. The -Teg-nlar-' meeting the Glen Rock Civic league was held in the schoolhouse on Thursday "eve eo. 13.

new members were elected: M. 'C- T. Andrae. Ed ward Gortx, M. Jensen andJ W.

Duffln. The- treasurer reported a bal ance of 5.5 5 on band. local have studied the subject of lighting the streets of the borough thoroughly. At. present the cost each light per annum Is other borough on an equality itnr aien rock in sixe' and- popula tlon Is this section are paying, so the co remittee have learned, at the following, rate a.

yeart. Fifty lights. each; -fifty-one to 100 18.50 each; 101 to 200 lights, $17.00 each; -200 and' $15.50 each. The -present equipment, of eighty- eight lights costs annually Under a new contract, at the above quotation, there.could be "100 lights for giving ''Increase of twenty-five per cent In lights, at a reduction' of flfteen per cent.1 on the present In' other words, wervs more lights than we now have, cost ing $2fi3 less than we now pay. The committee requested that-, the 'bor ough council 'take matter Another suggestion, that the -tri angle at 'the Junction of South-Mfiple avenue and Rock road.

which' has been given "to the borough Tor-a park, should be Improved accordingly. Also that the around the railroad station be beautified and crosswalks --be laid on principal streets of the borough. The com ml tee on sanitation presented letters from both state and' local boards' of health, complaining of sanitary, con ditions at the depot. The committee suggested that some stamp or.lnrtgnla be placed on envolopes mailed from Glen Rock. In order to make the borough better known outside- The committee- having charge, of the dinner to be' given by the league on Washington's birthday reported excellent progress.

The dinner will be'- fine; prominent speakers are and a most enjoyable evenln? is This -event marks the introduction' of our civic league to the entire community, and they are very happy to hosts In a social way to our representative men and women." The new hall. on the second floor of the Smith-Singer building. just completed, opposite the depot. Is Ideal in' its features, and every- time. Regarding the- outrageous assault and robbery of "proprietor pf th O'KtlV house and his -wife by Lynch end Tracer, the attitude of thewhele community Is Indignation so- great that, every effort will "be made to have proper punishment given the to answer a more serious charge than tlon Is so 'serious that his recovery is doubtful.

'A petition from- the crvlc -league, endorsing one signed by the residents, of the Glen RoclC praying the Honorable Milton to give Lynch the extreme punishment allowed by law, states that he. Is- a dangerous person to have at large a menace to the public, and haa been a source of. trouble tothe authorities of the borough for1 It is also petitioned that if "ball be granted, 'It be placed at an amount that will keep him underyour (the Judge's) Jurisdiction, and that. both for the protection of our" homes-and" community, you will, deem it wise grant our i Nelson who was Injured by. a.

faurtwo "weeks ago. Is recovering slo'wlyV lie is now able' to be and about In his rof for; a while each and Mrs. Edgar C. Dow, of NolO Wliks street. Jersey City, have purchased of the new: Smith-Singer houses on Ackerman, avenue.

and expect to" occupy, their new home midife. of, Before the Eecorder-v -Daisy Holmes was sent" i to the county Jail for thirty days when, she appeared In; the police court yesterday She was arrested- on the charge of' soUcIUng. i by Patrolman C- Garrison. No. complaint was made against Matthew J.

Bergen, who -was. arrested by Patrolman Staple ton. Bergen boarding at the Doctor's hotel. It Weet street, and when awake early went through some of the rooms. As Its.

was his purpose to commit robbery, he was sent to headoUarters. No one appeared against him to make- a complaint. -and sentence was suspended. Similar disposition made of a. number of others ar? raigned, on minor.

Died. on Saturday, Feb. 15. 1911, Charles beloved husbejid of Amelia- Boll (nee Baumann), aged 29 -Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 191 from bis late residence 99 North Fourth street, at 8:30 o'clock: a.

and from fit. 'Boniface R. -church clock a. m. -Interment at Laurel Grove.

--It BRUNTZ In Paterson. on Feb. 14, 1MJ, John, the beloved husband of RoseBronta. aged. Tl Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, Feb.

18, from his late residence. 157 Fifth aTenue. at 8 o'clock and from -Our Lady ot R. c'" o'clock a. m.

Interment Holy "EORIETT In Paterson. on Sunday. 1913. Bethia, widow of Robert XJoriety. Relatives and friends are in-Tited to attend the funeral on Tuesday.

Feb. 18. from the Westminster Preatoy-terian church, at 2:30 o'clock p. xn. Interment at -Laurel Grove.

17feb2t GEISSLER In this on Friday. Feb. H. 1913. Amelia, beloved of Chris Relatires and friends and Columbia -V.

are ln-ited to attend the funeral on Monday, Feb. 17. from her late residence. "4 Graham avenue, at :30 o'clock a. ttl.

and from Et. church at 9 clock TfUch of requiea. Interment Boiy Sepulchre, lifetit 1 A 9 A. (6 10 298 Main Ave. -i Orders Delivered Bally FOR MEN I lot of salt' one suit to a' piece, mostly but' soma blacks, v- in casslmeres rand worsteds.

-Made to your meamre our Custom -Tailoring; Department, while they last at $18.00 -and $20.00 per Reg-alar raise $25.00 to $28.00. 1 GENERAL STEWART WOODFORD DIES OF HEART DISEASE. "New Tork, Feb. 16. General Stewart L.

Woodford, civil veteran, lawyer, diplomatist and minister to Spain at the tme'of the Spanish 'war, died Friday last at Ms home, 13 West Twelfth street. He had been ill from heart disease, which caused his death. since last summer. General Woodford was born In New. York" city.

on Sept. 3, 1835. "He came from, old Puritan stock. His father was Josian of Hartford," and his mother was Miss Susan- Terry, of -Soutbold, Nv- T. For a time he attended Tale, but later went to Columbia college and was.

graduated -from that Institution with high honors in June, 1854. Opera Company Will "Lucia" Tonight. The San Carlos. Opera company will be heard in "Lucia- dl Lammermoor" at the Paterson Opera house tonight. This Is one of the most melodious operas ever written -end In it occurs the famous sextette, Aphlch is a favorite in all parts of the world.

Madam Barone. will sing the title role and CAmafll will-sing the tenor r6le of "EdgardL Fimmaxxoni, -the baritone, will sing the role of "Lord Aston." ami Brasl. the bass, will also appear in one of the leading roles. The Geesip, "Ton seem to 4cnow a great 1 deal about Airs. Wombat's affairs.

I didn't know that you moved the same circle." TTe have the same sajd the other lady guardedly. Pittsburgh Post Hetpfutnes. Mrs. Church Are your children being; tip 'td help themselves? Mrs. Gotham Are they? Why, I can't keep.

a particle of jam In the house more. than af day! Yonkers'Statesman If you want a Tonic is fit for 1 a king try v-: --t" BALLANTIN Ales 'and Porter BOYLE CB. 65-67 uasIiiiiton Branches at Ridewcc4 and Pcnptca, LillvSf IT E'S v'; underwear; REVISION REVISED PRICES AND OVERCOATS DURING FEBRUARY Joltii KGrcenwood, Importing Tailor, ife MARkEt UPSTAIRS. II LASlALL FQR AT COT PRICES Easter being "early, we want to cleanjouj all out goods. offer, tremendous big reduction on all, discontinued lines of Men's.

Woman's and Children's High Grade Footwear 'r Stili 3elllngr Men's 14.00 Walkover -Shoes' to -V CMC close out at; vii I Qrowing Girls', Aft Shoes at. y. i- i 1 .7 $8.50 Ladles' Sample s. ff Shoes at k. 1 214 Market Street' A Sale of Coato WINTER COATS FOR WOMEN ANT MISSES: AT LESS THAN MAKER'S rs: ''COST, 115.00 Chinchilla Coats.

12.50 Gray Mixture Coats. 115.00 Broadcloth Coats 25.00 Astrachan Coats ESTATE OF HtbM.A; Shanrioin, mum tmmKim UAUREL GROVE Fscts worth eonaiderlns: bv nurcaaaers or oorjai plots: l. Tha natural beantlee of this Ceme tery, under the -Lawn System, commend it. to an lovers of attractive surround ings. T.

The rolllns nature of the cround'aad the elevation are Uteleadins features of S. Our crivats Water System- Insures a ample supply tor the us of all lot owners. 4. Grave LJninrs. AutotwatJo twowerins Oevtces, Canvas Tents and Carper Covering are supplied by- the For further information anoly at ths nflloa 14 Colt or ar trt Oeraetsry.

Cedar! Lawn Cemetery. Park system, perpetnal Coo roads, water, system, brick-and slate Brave autofoarlc ImHal devicrs and temporary" vault Lot prices, ciutrges aadt all particulars at the office. -PATERSON -SAVINGS IXSTITtf- Hon runDixG, OR AT THE CEMETERY. Paterson New Jersey vTtiihoncs: Or-ce, Oraetery 440. DAYS FIT I NO 11 II I I II 1 1 LI LI 1 11 S9.50.

i A R3. TKARS' RECORD OF Unqnestlonable Bustness Merit. Is taken you -buy from trs. Ours 1s an old 'established houses i reputatlohAfor -honesty airj-deal- Ing Is well knowh.v Avcbll lean buy I here as safely as ah-. adult.

OUR PIANOS ths Bush" tid w'litn, "STeitver BdUie' caiaibridsrci- -t J. Inrnnn Pirinn vvtuMM 131 Milrkettreet V' OpenEyenlnjra.1 Telephone im-j Now osf- '-n, on aleris EiMEAD'S Hatter and Furnisher, 124 MAIN STREET Sole, Aent for Knox --4 WASHINXN'S rRTHRAXX SPECIAIj. i CKocoIate 'fx Karaschizio Cherries 45o-'ter wound. Resular price 0e "per pounds Out. of- town patrdris may 'order, ly mail.

will deliver by parcel post to any part 'of the. United States with out extra eharre. j. r. 31 iVJar Xc Street aJolin W.

Glcward, ATTORNEY-AT -AW, Patents end Patent Litigations, ICS IViarRct GUINNCS5 STOUT. EYKCriEl CL'DWEiSER Bottled at ths Breweries. HUGO WELLE -ii5 Strslaht tu ltHtnHtiHltWtllillHIUmtlHltHWIttintHMWW8H as Far as Clifton Race Track. xT Sale Baked in our' sanitary- ovens and made by the latest improved "We, make four different kinds, which none 'but the finest and pures. For this week, regular 12c quality Died.

GARRISON In Paterson. on Thursflav." Feb. It. 1918,. David -M husband of Rhoda Garrison.

Relatives and friends ar invited, to attend -the funeral on-Monday. Feb. 17. 1913. from his later resi- aence.

82 Arch street, at 2 dock Bfebst Interment at Cedar Lawn. GIRALDI In Paterson. em SiindinK Feb. 18. 113.

Michek. beloved husband of Josephine Soola, aged 69 years. Relatives and friends are -Invited to attend the funeral' on Tuesday, Feb. 18, from his late residence, 327 Market street, at 9 o'clock a. and from St Anthonv's R.

C. church at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Interment at Holy It JACOBUS Suddenly. In ParArium Friday, Feb.

14. 1913. George beloved husband of Hannah 'Jacobus. Relatives and friends and members of Watts Cooke council, ko. 292.

Jr. XJ. -St. George commandery. No.

K. ot Mr Charter Oak. council. No. 3.

O. TJ. A. and Daughters of Liberty, are invited to-attend the funeral services on Monday evening. Feb.

17. at his late residence, -144 Jersey street. at o'clock. Relatives and. friends are Invited to at tend the funeral on Tuesday, Feb.

11, at 2:80 o'clock cm. Interment a Cedar Lawn; 17feb2t T'th ofllcers and member of ftter. son Council. No. 8J XX of 1 Von are hereby notified to attend a special meeting on Monday evening, Feb.

at .7:30 o'clock, forthe purpose, of attending the funeral of our late brother. Georve W. Jacobus. E. Wedlake.

Councilor. Attest: Cosse, Recording: Secretary. It To Knights of Malta. St. Geonre deuv raandery.

No. 97 You -are hereby notified to meet at Malta hall on Mondav eveninsr. at 7:30 o'clock, tor the purpose of attending the funeral services and paying the last. tribute of respecv to our late-companion, P. Cv George Jacobus.

By order Srm 1 b- rn fVmimn nr W. eston, Kecoruer. ICr and members of Charter Oak council. No. AX.

II. A Vf Toil are hereby notified to attend a special meet ing, to- De fiM on ilonaay at .7 clock, at their rooms. 210 Main street. or. tne purpose-01 attending the funeral of our late brother, Georgre W.

Jacobus. By order of the John E. Rose. Milton Deeths, Secretary. It Watts Cooke council.

No. 292. Jr. A M. Tou are hereby notified to' meet at' the lodge rooms on Monday evening.

at. 7 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of late brother. George W. Jacobus. at his late residence.

144 Jersey street. By order of the Councilor, H. E. A S. Hughes.

Sec retary. j. It KOSTER In Prosoect Park Satur day, Feb. -15, 1913. John Koeter, beloved nusoano or 'Jennie ie oast, in his 64th Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Feb.

18, from his late residence, 19 North Sixth street, at 2 o'clock p. and from the Sixth Holland Reformed church at 2:30 clock p. m. -Interment at -Remains may be viewed on Monday evening from 7-to 9 O'clock. a 17feb2t MOOLDRICK In Paterson, ron 16; 1S12.

John beloved son, of the late -Daniel and Annie McGoldrlck. aged 28 years. -Relatives and friends and members of St. John's 8. 8.

association, St." John'sHoly Name society and Carey of Chrome, are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, 18, from his late residence, 183 Lewis street, 1 at 8:30 o'clock -a. and from St. Joseph's R. C. church- at -9 o'clock a.

m. Solemn requiem- mass. In-. terment at, Holy. Sepulchre.

17feb2t MXEAN In this city, on Friday, Feb. 14.: 1913, Patriek beloved son- of the late John and Catherine McLean. Relatives and friends -ot. the family are Invited to attend the funeral on Feb. 18 irom-tne runerai chapel of Aioert mc-Brier.

311-Main street, at 8,: 30 o'clock a. and from JSt John's R. C. church at o'clock a. m.

Interment at Holy Sepulchre -v "NIMAK In this on Saturdaj. Feb. 15, 1913, William Nyman. beloved son of John and Sophia Nyman and brother of Josle-White, aged 19 years. 4 months, IS days.

Relatives and friends are Invited 'to attend the funeral on Wednesday, Feb. 19, from -his late residence, 84, Wood street, at 1:30 o'clock p. ro; at'Fairlawn Cemetery. I7feb3t POELSTRA In Paterson. on Friday, Feb.

14. Jacob Poelstra, beloved husband of Minnie Foelstra- (nee Wlt-vllet). in his 30th- year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on -Monday; Feb. 17, from his, late-residence.

30- Hopper street, -at '2 'o'clock p. m. Interment- at Falriawn; -lSfebit RHODES Id on Sunday, 16, .1913, Cecelia Rhodes (nee Hubert), beloved Iwlfe -of Louis J. Rhodes. Notice- funeral It 8TEWART In' Paterson, on Saturday.

Feb. '15. 1913. Daniel -husband oL the late Sarah 1 Stewart. Relatives and friends.

Paterson lodge. No 81. K. of Myrtle- division, K. tribe, No.

5. O. R. and Caledonia club, are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday. Feb.

18. from his-late' residence, No. 247. Governor -street, at 2 o'clock p. m.

Interment: at Cedar Lawn. 17feb2t The clansmen of the Paterson Caledonian club are requested -to- attend the funeral of their -late clansman, ex-Chief DanVel B. Stewart, fromvhls late, residence. 247 Governor street, at 1 o'clock p. Tuesday, order of -Chief B.

17feb2t VAN 'LONDON-Irf Paterson." on Friday, Feb. 14. 191 3," Jacob, beloved son of Tunis and Elisabeth Van in; his 2fth- Relatives and friends are invited -to attend the funeral on. Monday, Feb. 17 from his late residence, 42 Lafayette-street.

-at o'clock P- m. Interment at.Falrlawn. lt ZIMMERMAN In Clifton; on Thursday. 12.1912. Martial en 'beloved wife' of the' late Jacob Zimmerman, aged years.

Relatives and friends are in-vlted to attend the funeral- on Monday. -191 from her son's residence. Mr. Joseph Zimmerman, No; 4i De.Mott svenue, Clifton. N.

J-. at 9 o'clock- 8. end from St. Boniface C. church at o'clock m.

Interment at J-Ioly Sepulchre. omit ISfebSt JN MEMORfAM. In loving memory of Gastave Rohren. who de-parted this life Feb. 16, 1910, Junt three years a fro you left, us How we miss you.

Gu stave, dear," And remember ail your kfndnesa As we drop a client tear; -Though you're gone you'rw forgotten, Never, shall your ry fade LovlniT harta will eftesOinjjer Round th- rrave vrhre you are laH; -HXS--PARJEKTS, SISTER and BROTHER DUMDEE LAKE HEWS The secretary of he board of trade bf Dundee Lake has just received a copy of the Industrial Directory of Jersey for 1912, and he reports that this locality haa by no means been overlooked In the matter of publishing- Its advantages relative to population, taxable property, railroads, trolley lines, schools, churches, tetc The statistics covering this section will be extremely Interesting to the members, as it gees into accurate 'detail, Including' the reasonable prices of factory cites, truthfully statin tllat skilled and unskilled labor can be obtained for almost any or all trades. It embodies many other -Interesting-Items concerning the village and.it is tufi feeling- of the board of trade members that (taking into, consideration' the proposed development in tore tor Duode Lake) trie la-true of this publication, which will be In 1915, will tfve the section a much more prominent place under the heading of desirable locations for manufacturing establishments. Many are the complaints and la-zaentatlona of certain citUena because the school board has taken under advisement the suggestion of committf to. the of their Janitors. They can not seem to appreciate the fact that In consideration of this proposed raise in salary the janitors are supposed to gtre ell Instead of a part of their time to their duties.

Most of those complaining bitterest have seldom if ever attended a regular school -board meeting or they would probably learn that the raise In salary would mean a' possible saving of a large portion of that amount -to the taxpayers, as bills for extra work done by the janitors during-. the year liave amounted to a considerable sum, and under the propoeed rating- they win be compelled to make all necessary repairs. 1 They alsohave probably passed unnoticed, the accumulation of dust on the class room picture molding or srone 'to the trouble of noting the filthy condition of the closets arm -Little out of the way places which as jevery broad-minded man would "know la not conducive to the health "of our children, whont the law compels us to send to school. It la the evident Intention of the present board of education to appeal to the-people at' the district meeting-' In March for much smaller amount than has been asked for In a Ions time, which simply goes to prove that expenses fcave been, as a whole, lowered Instead pf raised. Gharlea Dapp and Emil Julllet JiavB" taken th advice of that noted statesman, Horace Greeley, and "Gone The above ambitious men during- the -part week said goodbye to their friends and embarked to Ohio town, from which they send news that they both have struck lucrative The ladies and child reeh of St.

Leo's church are busy- In their n-. deavor to relieve their friends and 'acquaintances of an their loose-change, la: return for which they have Inserted their names besides numbers In books for that purpose in anticipation of their coming fair. J. Costello is proudly; exhibiting to his friends his just completed on Orchard sreet. The residence Is modern in every detail and a credit to the locality.

Jnniors WiH Drill -Tonightv As the date of the competition drill at Faisalc. on Wednesday. Feb. 26. draws near, the members of the team of William Parker No.

lii, O. TJ. A. are busy practicing." whh'the hope of capturing the large silver loving cup which will be jre-e-ented to 'the winning- council's team. The local boys have been" drilling for veeks back and are rapidly reaching a degree of perfection which they trust will bring the cup to this city.

Although their drill room has been rented out for this evening, practice wilt be held. The members of team are requested to meet at the headquarters and the leader wet provide other quarters. Great plans' are being laid for Memorial day by. and they will make a good showing then. A full attendance is hoped for at to tiighfs drin.

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Armona brand; gage or -eggi large can 'iVi- PRUNES, choice California; average 5 to pound, TZ OC DUTCH the magic UXWAA, VLI -7Jc cleaner. Box. Usar, 33c LENTEJf- SPECIALS. Cromarty. Ql kr REfiT ieacn fc, Choice Oil SAR- jj boxes.

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Social Teas, 10c Grahams and SALTTNEa fter ITa name Fre-sh- ground CRACKER tj-MEAL, Double Tip. PARLOR 3 boxes, i 1UC II v- BARREL; $5J0. Silver Wedding RYE WHISKEY. I JLa tour's COGNAC full ryr brandy; Otrrt quart Oi7Clottle OOC ii i 220-232 Flain Ctrcct. tSMl'lClM 1 A.