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THE BERNARDSVILLE NEWS. FEBRUARY 18. 1926. Cmlmlm RANDOLPH AGENCY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING I Real Estate Insurance Bonds Titles Estates Settled- Legal Papers Drawn Commissioner of Drods for Jrow York and New Jersey RffAH? PFBMC FOR MEW JERSEY Telephones: 274 Residence 55 Are You Fully Protected Against Loss By Fire? You. without doubt, intend to carry sufficient Insurance to enable you to recover your loss; many did not cany auy where near enough insurance when they came to collect; but what about losa of INCOME with which to live, pay your your taxes, your bills and other obligations that you could have paid by selling your goods or doing business? UBE AND OCCUPANCY WStJRANl'E would be a big help now and may be to you when you hare a Hra, to enable you to meet these obligations uutil you are again on your feet and doing business.

Call on us and talk it over, it will cost you nothing and may save you from being put in a hole by reason of your loss of income uutil you can get back into business. The Office of "Accuracy, Despatch and SERVICE NATIONAL BANK BUILDING RANDOLPH AGENCY HAWKING K1DGK Tftl Ucrcardsville 231-J 231-W I BERNARDSVILLE. N. J. Phones-Office.

114 SMUWUW. £5 Dealers Who Sell the Kiwi, of the current issue of the rterniirdsville News may be obtained 'i oin thei.p dualerw: R. Kronen- he rg and H. H. Merkel.

Basking E. Tunis. Local Happenings Mrs. Benjamin Getzoff of Propped street is in Atlantic City foi a several stay. Arthur Barrfnger of the local bank personnel, is confined to his home with an attack of grippe.

Mlsa Emma Kuhlewlnd of Mt. Airy road will spend the week-end and holiday with relatives in Wnodhaven, 1, 1, Kimna Kuhlwlnd Of Mt Airy road entertained the F. A. K. club their friends al Valentine Party last night, Miss Adelaide Freeman of Newton Is the guest of his sister and brother- In law Mr, and Mrs Van Cleve Meeker in Meeker road.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. of Olcn (lardner spend the weekend with their son and daughter-in- Mr and Mrfl Harry Miller, In Anderson road. holiday Monday there delivery of mail and will clone at 10 a.

in. remain closed all day will close of ii be but on isi office bank will ii business liou-e-; lea i part of the day. Tin- Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ber- rd Hie Fire Company win meet at Ihe home of Mrs. II. Nuse.

Wed- il Jay afternoon, February 24th, at 2 II O'I for the election of officers, Cards will follow. Cashier Chester C. Brown of the local bank, accompanied by Mrs. Brown, is enjoying a vacation trip through the Shenendoah Valley. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Winn. are accompanying then. Paul SlOMer ot' Mine Mount road anil Mrs Martin of Anderson mail wire taken Wednesday morning to All Souls' Hospital. Morrlstown Or Slosser will undergo an append pltfs operation and Mrs.

Lyons is to undergo treatment Kmilo Molinaro of the local post office force will leave March 1st to take a in New York City with Post FlagR. He will be succeeded by Lloyd E. Parker of Hlghview avenue, who is already on the job "learning; the ropes." Miss Lucile Olannultti received word yesterday that she won a building lot in Atlantic City as the result of a contest carried on in "The Gentlewoman." Mr. Glanqulttl plans to erect a bungalow on the It isn't under water, and we have al- nily bften invited to pay a visit 'there. The W.

C. T. I', will meet Thursday, February 25th, at 2:30 o'clock, al the home of Mrs. H. T.

Wunder in HiRhvlew avenue. Mrs. Bmma H. State Director of Americanization, will be at the meeting and will on the W. C.

T. U. work. dues are payable at this time. Ml meraberR are urged to be present.

LIBERTY THEATRE CLOSED TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS Sloped Flour, Seats, Improved Knlnnicc and liettcr I'ro. PI II nc il. With Ihe closing Of Libert? Theatre here, this week Harry T. Miller, the owner and manager, began extensive alterations, which, when completed, uill transform the interior, lie states, into one of the finest small town theatres in the east. 1'IHIIS the changes were drawn according to Mr.

Miller's ideas by 11. Bobbins of York, who designed and drew uu. plans tor the new 6,000 seat J6.000.000 Koyy Theatre ill New York. Mr. Burroughs specializes in theatre work, and is recognised as one of the best theatre engineers and architects in the United States.

He is building two large theatres in Chicago, one in Indianapolis, two in North Carolina towns and others. I The Improvements proposed by-Mr. Miller include changing the entrance! from its present location to the oor-j ner store now used as a tailor shop.i thereby eliminating the steps by having the floor at the level; al ten-foot foyer; a sloping main floor, v. r'i a five-fool drop at the stage end: a balcony and a ladies' rest room I with companion rooms. A new oil- burning heating system has already been installed sufficiently large to heat a building twice the size of the' theatre.

The walls and ceiling will be artlstlci lly treated and the light- Ing effects will be soft and restful even during the showing of the pio- ture program. Besides the construction changes, new arm Beats wtth upholstered backs and bottoms will be installed, insuring absolute comfort. Two new pro- fection machines costing $1,086 each, and the seme type as those used in the Capitol, New York, and the Mosque, Xewark. have been pur- chnsed. Mr.

Miller said yesterday that he would rather not say more at this time as he preferred to keep some Of the changes as a surprise for his patronH. It Is thought the work will take about six weeks or two months, during Which Mmc the theatre will be closed. PERFECT ATTKNHAMK KK( LN THE TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS (Continued from nage Bryan, Sllsabeth Koechleitt, Grade Grade 2 -Betty I) (irade 1 Frieda Haas Services In The Churches 1) Bergner, Miriam Extensive Selection Of BETTER WATCHES Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church Kev. W. D.

February rehearsal at 8 p. m. Sunday, February school at a. m. Morning worship at 10:46 a.

m. Theme, "Under Weight." Y. 8, C. E. at 6:16 p.

m. Evening worship id p. m. Theme, "Attributes of Christian Character." Wednesday, February Hearers meet in chapel at 3 m. Prayer services in the evening at 31 p.

m. Theme, Learning to answer' objections raised to embracing the ihristian religion, Sunday, February Princeton deputation team will conduct vices throughout, the day. Congregational Church. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.

Sunday morning worship at. Eugene Van Riper, the minister, will preach. THE HONOR ROLL FOR JANUARY (Students making 'A's 1 and marks in three or more suh- jects and lowering in none. i Ilhrli School. Seniors- Fred Craig, Margaret Mc- I Caughey.

I'hilonienu Mullcr, Harold I 11 1 i 1 Hamilton Walthani Illinois Elgin Swiss li It a matter of 9 largi 1 pride stock Horniirdsulle M. E. Church. Rev. If.

P. King, pastor. February 21st: Morning o'clock, with sermon 11 Passed JOSEPH Funeral services will be held in St Vincent de Paul Church, Stirling. Sunday. worship at by the pa; Day." Evening service at o'clock Is called a "Washington Birthday Patriotic Service." Several well known melodies that people love to, hoar will open the service.

A further I patrrottc aspect is given to the service by the fact that during the service the organ will play "TITC Star Spangled Banner" and the salute to the Flag given. Next will come a picture of Washington while the con- sings "Faith of Our Brief comment on the life of Washington and its.lessons will be given by Rev. H. P. King, after which the illustrated hymn, Beautiful for Spacious Skies," will bo rendered Thomson.

Mid-Term Examinations: Fred Craig, Clayton Ennnons. Juniors -Harold Craft, Marjorie Weymouth, Huth Shafor. Mid-Term Examinations: Harold Craft, Elizabeth Eustace, Marjorie Weymouth, Rinehart. Mid- Week Examinations: Philip McLaugli- lin. Dudzic, Ethel Donahue.

Ann DeCoster, Josephine Pope. Williuni Apgar. Otto Greiner, Henry Smith. Mid-Term Examinations: Lottie Dudzic, Ethel Donahue. lJernurdsville Elementary School.

Grade Mastrobattista, Robert Pope. Frederick Alexander, George Hill, Jack Skillman', Albert LaRoche, Rudolph Peto. Mary De- I'ielro. Ruth Hill, Harry Devaney, Donald Ludlow, D'Amico, Gladys Pugh, Edna Barbieri, Louise PetO, Ruth Hutchinson, James Stern, Alice Luniniis, William Lamont, John Quifiley. Howard Pullen, Howard! Huflllmrgh.

Katherine Blazure. Agatha Capodiferro. dratle Bottiglio, Anna Swiss Watches Gold, $75 to $150 Gold Filled. to $50 witn UM of better watches And. we are equally proud of the fact that the test of tmality lias entered into the pur- i base nf each watch in our display.

We confident you will find 1'arker and Van Cleve's the logical store iu which to fill your requirements. MEN'S AVATCHES of 11 kl. white, green and jrellow gold to $300. MEN'S COLD FILLED WATCHES to MEN'S COLD STRAP WATCHES to $75. LADIES' COLD GOLD FILLED WATCHES, including Diamond and Sapphire set, plain and chased Wrist and Bracelet 117.50 to $225.

Parker and VanCleve Morristown Jewelers and Silversmiths an appro- by Miss Eliza Faust upon the organ. For each line of the hymn priate picture is shown. Miss Helen McWilliams will be tile Epworth League leader at the seven, o'clock service and the topic "What! Makes a Methodist." The Mid-Week Church service will Monday morning for Joseph Ruozel, I he held at the home of the Misses E. aged thirty-nine years, who died there Faust, 9 Wesley Avenue, on Wedncs- evening of tuberculosis. I day evening, February 24th.

Rev. Thomas F. Morrisspy, the rector, will officiate. Mr. Ruozel was born in Poland and has been a resident of Stirling for the past four years with the exception of one year spent in a at (ilen Gardiner.

He is survived by his wife and two Millington in St Vincent's Interment will be Cemetery, Stirling. WILLIAM ELI William Eli McMurtry, seventy-six yean old. died at his hone at Pottersville last Friday night. Decensed was born near Pottersvilk' on the form known as the McMurtry farm, and always resided in that vicinty. He was the son of Daniel McMurtry and Mar- Raret Cole, his wife.

Brown to In who had 0 until changed In Brown, American It Hidden kind of blue dky huy of salw-mon Is oot bright WHTM danger! an the African lion, the buffalo, the rhinoceros the Af "lephaat, the man-eating 5 und the Indian in 111 1 'I i liny IMIV I lilt )0J 1 i 1 Col. the nil ii in In from wiM. trousers torn. ell put ell, ho tn bear try, near North Branch; Ellaa McMurtry. near Hackcttstown, and Bert Wortman, at Parker.

He is also survived by one slater, Mrs. William Wack, of Peapack. Funeral services were hald at his late on Wednesday afternoon. Interment was made in the Reformed Church Cemetery at Gladstone Runaway Hone. Jumping into his delivery car, glv- Ing chase to a runaway horse, passing him and stopping the animal, was the experience of a Flclschman Yeast Co agent In Far Hills Wednesday.

The horse started from the Far Hills depot and ran toward narrowly missing car J. W. Brown baa returned to her homo in Long Hill i stay In Ithaca, Y. Benjamin DeMott is in Bradentown, where he is visiting his father. Richard Kemworthy, of I street, Is confined to his home by 121- I ness.

K. H. Eckart has moved from Tuck- i orton to Main street, where he will open a store in the Kenworthy building. Mrs. II.

L. Boner of New York is spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tripp in Midvale avenue.

Mrs. A. J. Hug of Central avenue, is recovering from an attack of pneumonia. Basking Ridgt.

Tht Ladles' Auxiliary of the Basking Ridb upany will hold a food sale for the benefit of the Community House fund in the school house, Saturday. February 27th, at 3 p. m. Messier, Raymond Manker. Betty Osborne, Melvin Robert Stuart, Maryon Mayers, Marion Davis.

Marie Flynn. Vincent Carey. Grade Edger, Ernest I Miuikus, Ethel Stinson, Charles Kacenak, Arthur Mostrclbatista. Loraine Berrell, Corwin, Burghardt, Helen Camerden, Louis Tullo, Betty O'Neill, Mario Batti, James York, Vassar Hig- Rin8, Frances Fleming, Martin Blumenson, Sylvia Edelson, Betty Richards, Mary Farese. Alfred Wohlwend, Alvin Tlulhert, Agnes Unset, Marguerite Conroy, Ruth Ammerman.

Paul VanOrden, Margurritt' Baechtold, Marjorie Peters, I Olive VanPeH, Julia Baxter. Grade 5 Anna Bumball. Retta Kosloff. Grade fi -Lydia Shaw, Alice Stinson. Basking Rldtre School.

Sebring, Itobert Zatlin, Edna Riker, Roy Snable, Doris Mann. John McArthur. Dan McKay, Muriel Oppel, Kitty V. Pope. Margaret Enyingi, Eleanor DeCoster.

Grade Carrigan, Donald Cross, John Otrupchak, Austin Spencer, Alexander Truppi, William Eames. Grade Bettler, Norma Cerino. Violet Oppel, Blessie Sansone, from Dougles Struck, Priscilla Carswell, James McKay, Martin Thompson. Grade Thompson, James Thomson, Catherine Scheuerman. Grade Grupy, Constance Carlson, Edward Bushnell.

Martin Otrupchak. Curtis Wightman. Jean Maher. Grade Craig, Angclo Sansone. Samuel Childs.

Louis Enyingi, Kleanor Allen, Elizabeth Slezak. Clifford Sehring, George VanPelt, Melvin i Maher, John Fennimore. Grade Headley, Martin Henry, Eleanor Baas. Grade Tarry, Dorothy Smith, Eleanor McArthur, Haas Gallaway, Evelyn Bailey, Madeline Bushnell, Eva Crane, Austin Cross, George Darbig, Jonicc WighUnaa. Liberty Corner School.

Wayne Warren, John Wyatt Grade Randall. Grade Altoonian, Laurie MeCualg, William Robert Wyatt. 4--Francis Burnett. Mary MORTGAGE FUNDS Money to loan on First Bond and Mortgage Improved Property Summit and Vicinity The Summit Trust Company Summit, New Jersey Oldest and Largest Bank in Summit. Needed Sporty Appmrel yet croquet might have ke- oeme tht national game If somebodf had thought up a ftmippy costume for TlTiifN-l nioii Grade Wojner.

Grade Rrown, Grade Douglas, Margaret Burnett Koechlelo, Carrie Vreeland, "Anshied" Melick of Burn. HUH, milk dealer, a nd was hitched to A delivery wagon. Christian Science Services fi null (tptflna Clirlslinn imrlnr N. J. will be I A.

M. thej Inn, iten Are your valuable and important papers safe If not Make them so without delay By renting a Safe Deposit Box $5.00 a year and up Bernardsville National Bank Bernardsville, N. J. First English Almanac The first almanac printed In Eng- bind was "The Kfllendnr of Stipp- heardes." which uppenred In 1497, nnd from that time forward almanaci were numerous, "omens and prognostications" being added In moit cases calenditr Information. To Clean Matting To clean matting on which grease or oil has been spilled spread thickly on the upot a paste of fuller's earth and water.

When this dries put paper over It and let It sfand for a few days. Then brush off with dry Mitli and the will awear. Copper 5,000 Yemrs Old Oopper vanity a copper mlrrvr, rtsora. toolt, lab ud lmlrptni kave Jut kem 1B llraopotaraii by KieatliU excavating tbe flvc taouiaae-yeareld fiatacc of the Kaih. truly the everlasting mHal Great Stateimmn Exited Rlvadavls.

the great Argentine statesnita. who li by mtny as second ln both only to Washington, after aervlng his country In many Important ponltlons, spent the laftt years of life In exffe tn Spain Friends and Enemies Whntpver tht number of a nun's thcrr will be tlinwt In bin lift 1 when hi hHR ono too few. but If 1 hns only ono he lfl lucky liiilred if Im not enp too many Rough Guess "What oiiuputlon thtl ii who luird to en "Judgliis from Iha itorlti tells," CnyiMine, "I ilil lie IK DM trttl Star slii Couldn't Make the Grade Janle had been taken to the home for feeble minded, hut the doctor's exHinlmtion proved her merely subnormal, so she was hnck to the Orphan's homo. Said MHIHIP to Annu In burst ot confidence, "Janle sent away to be nn idiot, but she couldn't puss and hud to rome hack." Annonncement Current Events Thin (lepajtmcnt Is rrmjrved for tlsomenta of socials, harvest homrs, mippiTB, plays, danoea and pur- formancn for churched fraternal or ders, 1'. T.

A. Associations, etc. Thr mto In 60 cenu rof a of Inch nad SO crnts for each addltinnal inch. Fractions of inches will not sold. If OMh or atamps do not accompany copy, an extra of 6 crnta will made to oovar of bookkerplnc and mailinf bill.

Blue Mark Rock and Dead SHOOT to be held on 'he A. A. Heller Farm Neftr LIBERTY CORNER Washington's Birthday February 22, UN, at ltlO P. V. Sheila Sold on Ground.

Snow Kail Krldnr wl 1 nnd Entertnln Feb. 2 by tho MIlllnKlon Volunteer Fire No. Mininnlon Klre HOUHP Dancing. Hef AdmWslon- Adults BOc; Children No Chance There Feminine stylpd pJiBUge Ordv tin 'hein maim The Idltneit Ailment Rtlli, if i work for ncrvi- lit.