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THE BERXARDSVILLE NEWS, THURSDAY, June 9, 1921 PAGE FIVB GA jFunetal Ptrectorg COMPLETE MOTOR EQUIPMENT OFFICES: BASKING RIDGE BERNARDS TIXKI'HONE CONNECTION RANDOLPH AGENCY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Keal Estate Insurance Bonds Titles Papers Drawn Commissioner of Deeds for New York and New Jersey NOTARY PUBLIC FOR NEW JERSEY Telephones: Office 18 Residence on Calendars Did you get a CALENDAR for the year 1921 If not, we have just received a limited number showing from July to and including July 1922. You may secure one by calling at our office, or by having some one call with a written request for one. No children will be given calendars without a written request from a parent. NATIONAL BANK BUILING, BERNARDSVILLE, N. J.

Randolph Agency Telephones: 13 Residence, 55 Surfacing Bedminster-Lamington Road LOCAL HAPPENINGS Association In the fire Mrs. Harvey of Prospecl 6 lope will entertain the K. A. E. Club Tuesday night.

The Misses Mamie and Rose Schal- the Old Stone Hotel, spent Sun- daj MI Newark. Janice Dlch of Morristown, spent guntlay with Mr, and Mrs. John Dick, the AIIUTI Kerr estate, Mrs. Hannah Bozaek and family of piainfleld, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Bozaek, of Prospect street.

The siili-i iiiiiinii of I lie Soinrr- Hills visiting Nurse mei Tuesday afternoon bouse. i i (I proul ni old Army road la re ovrrim: from an operation for appendicitis in All Souls' Hospital, Mori town. The oirla 1 friendly Society of 8t Bernard's Episcopal Church, presented an operetta Tuesday night In the house. Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh has returned in her home in ('offee House road, from a few days' Hta) with relatives Ni York.

Members of the Ladies' Guild of the Congregational Church cleared about from a rummage sale last week in Liberty Theater. Ml Ethel AIlBheskey of Anderson Hill road has been visiting her sister. Vera Allsheskey, student in I College, Frederick, Md, The Bernards Elementary School all team taal Friday afternoon on OlcoM oval defeated the Mountain boys iiy a score of 15 to 14. The third iiy Bernards he held in Liberty veninjc, June -i, at Lerah Bowers has returned to the home of her parents in Morristown road frOW Buffalo, where gh( has been a student In the university Under the direction County Sup- vlBor of. Roads.

Frank Ludlow, the Bedminster-Lamington road has been losed from this place to Larger Cross Roads, tor a penetration surfacing While it is thought the worta win be SM I completed by this Thursday, ii is pos- 11 sible the road will remain closed until Saturday. For autoists using this highway as a means of reaching old- wick and Whltrhiiiise a detour has posted from this place to White Bridge, following the river road to the first turn on the right, thence to the main mad al Larger Cross Roads Members of Hie state Highway Commission are expected this week to inspect the Far Hills-Liberty Corner road, and determine to what extern it was damaged while it was used a detour during the construction of Section i. fart I. of state Highway No. 16 last year.

They are also expected to view the proposed Far llills- lieilininstcr mad for the purpose of approving contemplated work there. Rev. T. T. Crawford Named Delegate The Rev.

Thomas T. Crawford, former pastor of the Methodist Kpico- pal Church of this place and Morristown and now pastor of Grace M. Church, Ohio, has been appointed a delegate by Bishop Frederick I). Leete, of Indianapolis, to the Ecumerical Conference, which will be held in London, fur ten days, starting September 6. The Zanesville Times Recorder "ays: Rev.

Mr. Crawford will not for several weeks, as he cannot leave the parish for a very great length of time. Dr. Crawford, who came to Grace church from x. has greatly quickened the activities of the church, and is a great asset to our city." public speaking Hiuh School will theatre, Tuesday 8 o'clock.

Miss A. L. Allen to Graduate Allen, daughter of Mr- Susie Sutphen of Wesley are entertained over the week-end h-T son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Stanley Wilson of Basking Ridge. Mr end Mrs Max Hemmendinger of Highvlow avenue have bepn entertain- Mr. Hemtnendinger'g parents.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel of Newark. Lent has sold avenue, owned Miss Agnes Mr and Mrs. Watson Allen of the J. William Clark estate, will be one of the graduates next week at the commencement exorcises at Mt.

Holyoke Collage, South Dudley, Mass. Miss Allen will enter the Public Health Department of Johns Hopkins in Burrows Dobba, to chantsville, University, Baltimore, August 1, where she will do research work under the direction of Dr. Pearl. Miss Allen graduated from Bernards High School with the class of after which ihe took a course in the Bradford Kennedy school at South Hartley, Mass, preparatory to entering Mt. Holyoke College, where she selected the biology course, house I by Joseph Stirling Pupils in Spelling Contest THE BORO PROPOSITION MEETS WITH DEFEAT Vote Against Two to One- Workers for Both Sides Labor Strenuously for Victory That a majority of the voters of Bernards do not want a borough form Of government was clearly evidenced on Tuesday when the people by a referendum rejected the proposition with a majority of 207 votes, There were 7IU ballots polled in the contest and of these, 256 were cast for the horough and 483 against and twelve were rejected.

The total number of persons registered for the election was 974, Doth sides were busily engaged ill! ay Tuesday in bringing the voters to the polls at the ftrehouse in automobiles and there was also a corps Of workers around the polls lor both sides. Just what contributed mostly to the defeat of the proposition is not clear. the contest assuming many angles during the campaign. Rumors were many and letters were Issued by both sides in an endeavor to convince the faltering ones and bring about change of hear! in those holding opposite opinions, Two public meetings held were well attended and during the entire campaign the voters showed the deepest interest in the question. While the adherents of the township form of government scored a decisive victory, those on the opposite side have declared their intention of bringing the matter up again at the earliest opportunity, which cannot happen until next winter, as another act of Legislature will be necessary to submit the question again.

NO ONE KNOWS anything about your banking busings when it Is transacted with this Company. For that reason many people living out of town keep accounts in our I Interest department, In addition to confidential service and liberal interest our depositors have the assurance that their money is surrounded by all the safeguards RiTorded by our membership in the Federal Reserve System as well as by our own capital and surplus of 1760,000,00, BANKING BY MAIL THE PLA1NFIELD TRUST COMPANY Plainfield, N. J. STIRLING Ridge Defeats Borough Act Basking Ridge by defeating the borough proposition today by a majority of 127 votes, chose to remain in the Township with Bernardsville and Liberty Corner. There were 161 ballots cast agains the borough and 34 in favor.

Five votes were rejected. total registration was 840. Westley Gibson of Mer- N. who takes posses 1 sion September 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cavanatlgfa of Coffee House road arc entertaining Gregory Smith, son of Assistant District Attorney and Mrs James Smith of New York. Mrs. Watson Allen of the William Clark estate, went to South Hartley. Saturday, to witness ihe graduation of her daughter, Miss Allies L.

Allen, from Mt. Holyoke College. The Women's Social I'nion will meet Wednesday afternoon June 15, at Ihe home of Mrs. V. Tucker in OW Army road.

Stages will leave the Bemardsvllle library at 2.HO o'clock sharp. Hev. Thomas A. Oonover, rector of i St Hernard'H Episcopal Church, and Rev. Vincent Honliinrter, rector of St.

John's Episcopal Church, Tuesday attended a garden party Riven by 131s- hop Paul Matthews at Princeton. Inspector Thomas J. cortmiiy of the Newark police department, who is well known in Bernardsville has retired from servloe with half pay. The in- will engage in the private detective business with Stephen Plain i ly. The W.

c. T. presented a motion 1'i "ire, "The (lift of IJfe," Tuesday rnoon in Liberty Theater, for wo- Kiris over twelve years ol in tlie evening there was a pic lor mi mill imys over sixteen old. ir, ami John A. Roeblltif are ei i ptatnina Ml )- Inla Carvel Hall "i Oatnei ville, Prince William County, ua.

in BoulderWOOd on Mine Mountain, Mies Hall was a biidei 'I ai iin recent wedding her bi ither in Vmii City. Members Seney Lodge N'n. i 0, II. and Lady Bernard 1111 Lodge flfl, last Sunday night Attended lervlci In body in the rregatlonal church. Rov, vv.

J. Buchanan, the pastor prwohed in ap ia Seiny Lodge will nominate offlcwi Tuesday evtnlngs, June ami and the election will held Tuesdaj evening, June 81. Mr. and Mrs. Abram DeBow, of Newark, arc gutsts ef Mr.

DuBow'a parents, Mr, and Mn Abram DeBow in Church street. The pupils ol the Stirling public school showed much interest and ability last Saturday afternoon when the third annual spelling contest was held in the school building at that place After an exciting hour and 'some actual hard work, during which time some marked ability In the contest was brought out, the first prize was awarded to Florence Ks- tOCfc, Ihe second prize to Mary Bylick and the third to Charles Oehley. Florence Kstock who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Estock, also the contest will Include eral dancing concluded the evening captured first prize last year.

year nil the schools of Passaic Township, entertainment. Prizes are awarded each year by Charles V. Oehley of the McGraw-Hill Stork Publishing of New York City. Catholic Club Entertains The Catholic Men's Club held a diversified entertainment and smoker last night in Parochial Hull. There was a motion picture show, special numbers by the Ladies I).

L. Club. violin selections by Master Fred Sheehan, a recitation by Miss Mary Meany, music by Professor and Mrs. James Davis, and numbers by Miss Anna Dubua, Michael J. Dulms and Michael Balco.

The guests included the families of all the members of the club. Following the entertainment, refreshments were served by the committee in charge, comprising Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. Charles Cavanatflgh, Mrs. Andrew Lucas and Mrs.

Joseph Murphy. The club has re-elected these officers for the ensuing year: President, John McGuinness; vice-president, Michael McKenna; secretary, Allan MeGuirk; treasurer, Samuel S. McKenna and financial secretary, Michael L. Ualco. A dance by the Misses Mary Liddji, Mary Sakos and Mary Foldy and gen Card of Thanks We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives and friends for their kind expressions Brings Triplets Vernon to New A son was born Saturday to Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Lester of Main avenue. Miss Sophia Richter of this place Is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Miller of N'ew Providence. The Stirling baseball nine Sunday afternoon on the grounds here defeated the Summit Silk team by a score of 12 to 6. A. and A.

Swenson Post, Xo. 234, American Legion, is arranging for a Chautauqua to be held here August 31 to September 2. A Boy Scout troop has been formed here with A. Reese Mattison, principal of the local school, as scout master. The troop meets each Friday night in the Y.

M. C. A. At the lighting election Tuesday night in firemen's hall these commissioners were elected: Benjamin Duncan, Gillette; Victor Sarriahl, Stirling and Harry Moody, Millington. The Stirling school baseball team's series of twelve games with Berkley Heights and N'ew Providence resulted in Stirling winning all the games and capturing the banner of the Passaic Township School League.

A. and A. Swenson Post, American Legion, which has offered prizes to the school children for the best essays on "One hundred per cent Americanism," has received fifteen papers on this subject and these will be judged and prizes awarded at a special meeting of the Post this Thursday light. The Passaic Township Committee will hold a public hearing on the side walk ordinance Saturday morning. June 26 at 9 o'clock when the matter conies up for final reading.

The dog ordinance requiring the licensing of all dogs will also be considered. The ordinance dividing the voting district has been passed. Arthur F. Eckersley, state Field Agent for the bonus committee called last Friday at the office of Adjutant Raymond A. Alland, of this place, and took away fifteen additional applications for bonuses.

Mr. Eckersley stated that five thousand checks will be ready for mailing July 14. As a number of the local applicants did not give the date of their birth and other letails which am required, they must appear again at Mr. Al land's office and give the desired data. The stork visited the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar I). Miller, of New Vernon, last Friday evening, about 8.40. leaving three baby hoys, weighing, 5 5 and 4 l-S pounds. I'nfortun- of sympathy and for the boaiitiful att ono tho hahieFi was still born.

floral tributes nt the funeral of our )u( )e otn er two arc strong and robust, and they and the mother are doing nicely. The two living children have been named Philip Kmbury and Albert llalsey. Dr. Phillip Embury of Basking Ridge, was ihe attending physician. J.

J. over beloved wife anil mother, Kuphemia Appar; special thanks to the Rev. Ilurton and the Hev. T. A.

Oon- for their kind words of comfort consolation; to the gentlemen that arted as pallbearers; to Seney Lodge O. O. for its kind alien dance and to Funeral Dlreetjir George for efficient services MARTIN Ai'OAK AND FAMILY. Advertisement, Advertise In the NEWS. It pays.

The American Silk Industry. The first Silk weavtng WHN faced Into Connecticut in 17M7. The first inlli WHS erected on this cmi- tliiint bv old Ifoni'ln FTnnk in We Pay Interest 4 Times A Year January April July October AT Till': KM .1 4 I'KK YKAIl SAVINGS DBPARTMENT Bernardsville National Bank OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW Sterling Presbyterian Church Notes Children's Day will he observed at 11 o'clock next Sunday morning In the Presbyterian Church with an interesting program of inunlc and recitations. In the evening at o'clock there will be an open meeting by the Christian Endeavor Society with appropriate music. Hev.

Dr. Thomas Stevenson, the hfti begun communicants' class in the church in prepara tlon for the next communion and reception of members to be held Sunday morning) July Feature Of work Of the Pren- l.yterian Church Is the parish ehari on which the msmberi ura Indicated bj blue Hlickers and the supporting members by red stickers. Due for It Now. A correspondent writes to morning pnper fo say that he hftl n. experienced in earthquake nhook, An Income lux collector hut noted bli inline find wMrwa Pwndi London.

VICTROLA $65 Slightly u-teii, axcalUni condition, Mahogany full ilsw cabinet, unto Rtie itop, Tai mi $fi down and ffi per month. tvwlngi, Lauter Piano Co. 591 Broad Newark DAY'S PASTRIES Announcing that, beginning Wednesday- May 25th and thereafter, we will be able to supply the people of Bernardsville with Cakes, Pies, Rolls, Bread and other Pastries from the well known W. F. Day Bakery of Morristown.

Fresh goods every day. Special orders solicited for special occassions. MONACO SON Special Shever's Ice Cream and Soda Confectionery Smokes To avoid appendicitis use our pure Olive Oil, imported from Italy 24 Olcott Square Bernardsville The Olcott Lunch Room HENRY RAMSAUER, Proprietor "ALL HOME COOKING" REGULAR DAILY DINNER Luncheon Served at all Hours FINE LINE OF DELICATESSEN OPEN EVENINGS 10 OLCOTT SQUARE, BERNARDSVILLE AYRSHIRE BULL FOR SALE Name Mischief Maker's Best Reg. No. 22433 Color White and Red Born February 18th, 1918 Sire Penhurst Mischief Maker Reg.

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J. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Myron A. Defendant: iiy virtue of order of the court or Chancery of New Jeney, made on the thirty-first dny of May, one Ilioii- sand nine hundred twenty one, In OertAiO cause whrrein JflUifl A. Potts IH petitioner ami you, Myron A. Potts, iiri 1 defendant, you are re quired to appear, plead, answer or demur in i he petitioner a pet Itios on or iiriuiT i in 1 thirty flrei day nf July next, or In defaull i iuoh de ores win be taken against you i Chancellor ihall thtai equitable and I The i.iijri i aid HUH is iii obtain decree of divorce dissolving the marriage between you and the naiii petitioner, Dated, Jane 3 1931, Newark, J.

wn.uwi BRUNYATB, Solicitor for petitioner, Pa i Office addrt il Clinton ai'K, N. ,1 Convenient Clothn Basket. A two pun clothes fmskpt vriiiftii for keeping white ind colored clollit 1 Kt Notice of Order to Limit Creditors Somerset County Surrogate's Court. of Fnineli A. Drake, Deceased.

Notice in hereby liven, on the third day of June, A LB31, on tho application of the linden kgsed, mlnistrator of ihe Estate of Errands A. Drake, deceased, an order wan in ni' by the Burroi ate's Court, quiring the creditor i of the sitld Pran- CIH A. Drake, deceased, to bring in their debts, di maud i and olalni against the tid decedent, undei oath or affirmation, and present the lame to the subscriber within six months from the date of nald order; ami in default thereol anj such creditor shall be forever barred of bis or her I I III foi i iin i i ii. uhsniliiT. DAVID IIAKKMAN, Administrator.

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