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Springfield News of Varied Interests

At this season of the yeaty one obtains more nutrition from the dailyTatet. — . -

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Officer Runyon Is Springfield's Sew Chief

. The Township Committee at a meeting last night appointed Police Officer Chase Banyan as the Chief of Police of the Township of-Springfield, to succeed* the late Chief Edward E.Ruban^ *»' The new chief baa ..been on the police force- about four years and by hie pleasing personality and past good record, the ^committee feels that they have appointed a man who Is well capable *>t 'filling the office of chief.

The townspeople were greatly in favor of Mr. Runyon'a appointment and presented a petition to the corn^ mlttee which was signed by about 3&0 citizens.

Besides holding the office of chief Mr. Runyon Is studying law in his spare time.

Baby Parade Tomorrow. ^ Everything is In readiness for the

baby parade and carnival to be held tomorrow afternoon o» the grounds of the Methodist Church In Main Btreet. - The carnival will start at 3:00 o'clock and the baby parade at 4:00. The Epworth League orches-tra will provide music. Mrs. Ed ward Betterton of ChathanjriS&s. T o o k e i . a t e n u e Edward V. Waltojunf-Ro»ai i^nd4J^^.*;r 1 1 I

e ; lilrs". "E^PRoy Lincoln of Millburn will act as judges. The prizes.

the summer vacation period—with lier parents.

Tlr. and Mrs. George Ferguson and' small daughter. Hazel Elaine. of Northfleld, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 3ECaBEx. QT"^Jfer~itreH'

Shall We Clean Your

which are on display In the_'window of Uchtenstein's Pharmacy, con-sist ot two silver knife, fork and spoon sets, two silver-napkin-rings and two silver Bpoons, which,will be awarded as first, second and third prises, respectively. Those who are in charge ot the various booths are Mrs. M. M. Brady, cake booth; Miss Marian B. Chishcjm, candy booth: Miss Bertha M- Ever-ett, root beer; George Spinning, "hot dogs" and rolls; Will Larsen, ice-cream; Hanson Randall, chil-dren's corner. Miss I4Ia Kneen is chairman of arrangements. The affair is being held under the aus-pices of- the Epworth League So-ciety of the' church.' "* • - - „

o By Way of Mention

Town Comraitteemfttr-and Mrs. David 8. Jeakens ot Keeler street have as their guest this week Cecil p. Shcvllle of Chicago.

"Mr. and Mrs. Philip Farnsworth; of Bryant avenue, have sold their house to Ralph Tiply and family .of"' Irvington and have_takon «p their' residence in Newark. The Tlplyjs will move to town about October 1st.

Adrian Meisel, son of Tax Asses--nor- and Mrs. Frank B. Meisel, of

will leave Monday for Carson Long Institute, New Blootnfleia, Pa., where he is a stu-dent He will be accompanied by_ Charles Mayer." son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugtr-Mayer of Morris avenue, who

'Judge Everett T.. Spinning con-cluded- his vacation wfth-A tripMo, Asbury Park Sunday. He was ac-companied by Mrs. Spinning.

Mrs. Edward Jaeckel and her aunt, MIBB M. Tanner, of Morris avenue, have returned from a motor trip to Sheepshead Bay.

Albert Sickley; who baa spent the past six weeks at Kemptville, Nova Scotia,.returned home this week.

George Slsco has returned from a fishing trip to Beach Haven.

Edward Towpley, Jr., and friends from Summit will ,go to Sheeps-head Bay on a fishing trip this week 'end.

Miss Josephine Brill ot Short Hills avenue wllL be the guest of friends in Philadelphia over the week end.

Mrs^-Gather hte-Corby -of-Yonkers is spending a few days with her daughter, MrtC Wellington Smith:

The now home of John D. Lee of Newark, now under construction on Tookcr avenue, will be-ready for occupancy about October 1st. —- -- Harold Yokum of Jersey City-was

a week-end guesr of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Spinning,

- A BurprlseC par'ty was tendered Edward" Jaeckel at his home In Morris avenue on- Wednesday eve-ning. The occasion celebrated his birthday. Among- those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schuster. Mr. arid Mrs. E. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schmidt, ot this town, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Jaeckel of Irv-ington. Bridge was enjoyed/during the evening.

Russell Morrison, who has been mmer

quite 111 of mumps at his bungalow at Atlantic Highlands, is improving and Is now at .tils "home In Keeler street. .

In the Churches _ - - ̂ ,'gms^PgBJE3BYTER|AN" —

Rev. Dr. George A. Liggett, pas-tor, • Sunday" morhln'g service at liToo o'clock. Christian Endeavor meeting at 7:00 o'clock. Topic: "What's Wrong and What's Right with the Movies?" II Peter 2:1-3; Phil. 4?8. ~

Evening worship at 8:00 o'clock. METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Rev, John S. Burton, pastor. Sunday morning service at 11:00 o'clock, i Epworth League meeting

—Wa-ought-to, U they are soiled, dusty or full of grit, - For we use soft brushes and our patented pure soap-process, which cleans themto_a_jipJczajid-spaii newness

^nUJ_b1rTngs!back their original lite and color. The coBt Is trifling.

- 45 Years,In Business? We mast know howl

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spending the summer months in wllf e*tef t f ic"^^ man. making stop-overs atrvarloua-plaeee

Mrs. Thomas Crowell, ^whe. has 0f interest along the way. been spending a month at the home J. Frank Jakobsen will spend the of Mr. and Mrs. Meisel, returned to w e ek end at Mount Holly, where he her home In Kemptville, Nova will_ajtJ&ad the Burlington 'County Scotia, yesterday. Conference of the Young" People's

Dr. and Mrs. Henry "p:"Dengler Division of Religious. Education-at and-daffghter JuiraTiaswed'therwePk FalhWa. — " ~ " " '" end at their cottage at Seaside-Park, jjr. and Mrs. John E. Wolf have

Mrs. Ovid St. Marie of Main returned to their home in Spring-street is" In the Presbyterian-Has- teMayenue"affer"spendlog a Week's pltnl, Newark, where she underwent vacation at Asbury Park, an" operation "tor appendicitis. A- • steak supper was held" last

-Mrs! Catherine M. Cain of Bryant njgnt by the teachers of the James avenue, who^s/as operated on for Caldwell and Raymond Chlsholm appendicitis recently at- -Overlook-j-gchools in a reunion meeting at the Hospital, was able to leave that in stltutton Monday and is convales-cing" aTThe""home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert S. Bunnell, in Union.

Mrs.' Douglass Warner and chil-dren, who have passed the summer

-South Mountain Reservation. Fol lowing supper the party went to the" home of Miss Florence Gardin-ecr In Maplewood, where cards were enjoyed. _Rachel and Donald Matson of

months with her parents in Pine ] Washington. D. C, were week-end

Protect

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Scheming Politir«itdeiit of-tiw -United States, is a vicious partisan political measure^ I t has^no place m tne ConsUtutionr" A: similar amcuUiiieul wm rejected by the voters at a Special

"TElectioiii in-t909."-The people *y-theteTOtesTserved notice on;ihej»emsTi< ^Jicfana who eaiwusednftriincTniipcjtt that the C^natitution^was a sasred-in-

strttment a«d should not be used as a political football. They will do so again :>^8tnH ___ ^L^hext Tuesday. -—V ' '-'~!''""". - ~1 „..:.--:^~z~ - .—z'~

The only meritorinus amendment of the Five tt ' t t j o f i prjviding^or Z ^ i n # rt%^ltlTWn?^^iHrtffey'1ty^rwi^ , ^ | n ^ ^ a^endtnents.-;Keep

Bluff, N. C have returned to therr home in Severna avenue. Mr. War-ner spent a month's vacation there with his family.

Mrs. Warner's mother, Mrs. Annie McMInn, has returned to Pine Bluff after a visit here. ^ —Mrrand Mrs-Harry Hanklnsjand daughters of Madison were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas HanklnB of Salter street.

Courtney- Peer is erecting a ne,w bouse in Maple avenue, where he will make his future home.

John Burton, Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs- Barton of - Mala street. left Tuesday to enter Ohio Wesleyan-Unlverslty at Delaware, 0.,-where he will study for the ministry.

Miss Betty Burton will leave on Monday to resume her studies at Boston TFnlverslty. after spending

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Thirls the form of the ballet and how every Citizen who has the welfare of the State, at heart should v6te:" ^_

^~ ' - _/ FQU-BTH AMENDMENT FIRST AMENDMENT

Shall this sobtng amendment -be adopted?

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BKall" lhUtftI»»ndment- pro--vldlng tor biennial leglwative-senlons and changing term; or offlc* ot Governor and members ot the Lesi»Ut«re*t>e adopted?

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guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JL Nell Jakobsen.'

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Morrison and little daughter, Jacqueline, Mrs. Margaret Morrison and Mrs. Andrew Wilson have returned to town, after a month'B stay at-Ocean Grove. " ~ —.;_ "'

There will be a~meeflng of the W. "C T, TJ. this afternoon In the lecture room of the Methodist Church. 1

Linda E. Thlmer of Elizabeth has sold a plot 81 feet front by 466 Jeet deep. In Mountain avenue, to John Sarafln of Cranford. Joseph A. Vo~Iz~bT Newark has sold to John Karby of Maplewood a plot 100 feet -by_800 feet;-to; Springfield avenue. Mountainside. Bbth ~ sales were made through the Sickley-Brasser real estate office.

The_report"of" the building" In-spector-for. the month beginning August 10th and ending September 14th Is as follows: total valuation of . permits Issued amounted to 167,063; There were 7 dwellings

A New American Car

' No need of wMtznjgpsr lot of words. Come in axid-tsdk to No need taking a lot of time. Your you'll know why all America is say-cyea alone will tell y o u it's the new * Ing, ^That's the car 1" AntertcmncarforaltAnKecica. —-,,- -T,-- -----i'-fcM^B-r~"nniirrii-l ••—

Length, grace and lowneaa In the "new bodr creationa by Fisher. A ftufhlffl'T'wMe air of 1

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wironment of luaniy and lichnesa. IHstinction on the boulevard. Mas-^ tesryontheroad. v

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tried engmeering innoTationa. Just a big brute of an engine that laughs at hard work* A longer, stronger chassis.' And months of testing at the General Motors Proving Ground- -*

HEW LOWER PRICED 2-DOORf ihe MethodtekChutch

^~»^1» OasssMr Mem pretset tae Stats sad sll Its people by deffsiing As rsart* *"*,**|*^ V|* parp«se«fwalekkte«s«fs»a tea meters la a rr«sMtea^ year ss *»«*»"^« «*JJK™1* trslissl wmtMrtas Isrwayeraar e n n» sle«M«,tas> «s«Ma«s s* * « ^ ^ > i ^ » ^ S t ^ g p f l i s ^ . ,

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contnilR6;& oa arrangements. =ai=^43eneral -J l l8BrttH^ 1 ^^^ —***»•- -RoberU-g.-^orrlson la^afe

Atlantic City for a week&stay.

'Phone 2728 Summit

Mia».-Efli# Anderson^ has cos ttMeti^-t^rmt ~iq[ith Mri «Brooks a;mlth, of Morris avenue and has re-turned to her home in New York

_BrwJnLJL._noerrie8J who has been

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Soda—Confectionery—Ice Cream - ~ *Phoie Vowr Orders Before 9 «. m.

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Louvh^ Co. he Beechwood Road , * *i f f * j ^ | i * • j j -* . ¥ J & J

MBorrlw Comity-Fair, the vm- by lue Morria County Fait A*i»cia-Iwjuattttf *reai«jf this district,

~>y* held next wfek on Oi»jtrom this county but fron| jljyartai *,#•' ^ H | * . J Morning' prayer _, and : sermon at 11:00 o'clock. Subject: ^-Behold, I Iftake All J Thtaga '4twr."' Cfcoaa eveneong at 7 :0 . , .

rangeB«»ts for m JGvftfee s«f»%r toj Church will take place this year on lib 6«M to ike farbii aewae on'October 16UL . - - .-T%«sd̂ r, octofttn- ISOL te, wa-4 . ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Kant Hgrah fa_€l!pl'raja»4 1 * i Rev. Thomas B. Larkin, pastor.

"n|ltem ;SuaBaT hftfnittg * t 7H0 End la S t rSUi*isn*a|9:30 o'clock.

The Jnnior Qoild ik making a*-

. Morris Court Ho»se

T i l people of l*orri8 and UM? aft-| joftiing counttea are In tend the^celebratton nlal of the Mow*| ^ooaen^eTh-jdiLbj

T September *lth, at 10

_ . .AieK:vifB-.-iMinr9itt *coiia_ - fatmort to the day with thi opening:

of the historical structurei whlcfi was dedicatee to public uses on toot. I S t b T f i s t r — — " — T ' Supreme f^i^rt Justice Charle^

'rnffWî irr»-pwttao«"nprw# cisesand the principal address wfll be given by Attorney Geni

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are long In the back li reach to the Vnee« l o t taforll* « » % r«-"e black—hte favorite • materiate are taivef and, cnippar" ^ j

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petals bunched oVer tn« eArt- ,

Coats lof-^ffiembleVfaw usu-ally an inch orWiihdrt«r than: "DintreaK * ' '. ̂ ~ ~

h«Habfcfc^-are very soft. To* bat with a brtar Is best suited for spojta wear while tb* brimlesa. close f«ted modrt=*-f morJeapbrojprlate for the formal dreesj or coat

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Vegetables Fresh Daily >--—At M OUT Stores

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Moore will head thG long llat ttagHltOied guests to be present

aisoisome prominent member of Morris County mf^T,... _ ^ . * J x ftT^ratg ̂ Omra ^ h o .will fto prAfe ?̂mV will be the Chief JusUce and

. _ _ ^ i f e ^ b ^ «t tfca ^8ttip>t*W^tfetti% - | j CBanceUor Ed w in : Uobert Walker

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ajirjther fwuure. It 1B planned _ b»»e thew parade fruai the site of —'9m#mitl%mmm tt* Barkfo

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Brushes ;y Asparagus

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CommanderB and" pronounced them r strictly stock "models In, every I respactrr ~ ; .' •

"The results of 'the -Atlantic City race are- particularly significant,"; said Mr.'Collin, "inasmut:h as they: follow close on the heels of the! record-breaking run made last week j by another Studebaker Commander' — stock enclosed sedan- The At-j lanttc .City racer was- woo oh' Sept,4 Bth. while only three days previousi —at 10,140 P- »•• Sept. 2nd, Ab.' Jenkins checked bis Commander 'Sedan-with Western Union offifclaiB at Carquinez Bridge. Sa'n Francisco .-Bay.rat - the-et ld ~t>t~*' 3,302 -mile ocean-to^ccan, dash. T h e elapsed time of. the-Commander's run was .77 hours and 40 minutes—better by

r 0 M M ^ s u K t y ° a e r r the^ther > *°™ *** « ^ « » * a n the ^ttew in respect to said, notes to be previous record made by an open determined ~hy the ;caty Treasurer. c a r costing a thousand dollars more

5. This ordinance shall tak«; «K«* ; t n M t b e Commander Sedan. InunciHately .in the manner provided o> - *" law I rredcrtck-G Kents. do hereby cer-«Tj that the foregoing ordinance was Introduced for. first wading "at a reeutar meeting of the Common Coun-cil held on Tuesday evening. Seotem* Ut «b. 1SJ7.- and that said ordinance

Patronize HERALD advertisers.

finance the same. BE IT ORDAJNEP by the Common

„ . „.— -.—. —— tm „ . i Council o f- the "City of Stmvnlt. pur-

«|ll be submitted for consideration ana , ̂ , 0 ^ t o (he provisions of an-aot t-n> passage at the next regular meeting i u t ) e d . .A n A c t ooncerning Munlclpall-«J said Council, to be held on Tuesday j-ĵ ĝ ™- a p p r o v w l March 27th. 1917, a n d ' ~ t\«ninir. September 20th, 192i. at the , l h e ^vcra l supplements thereto ;mU! £Uy_li4l|, a t » ^ * ^ i , * S ? " » h * h ^ A

1 1 , ? ; . a m e n d m e n t s thereof. | . Ume. at which time and place Shy T>er-1 j Tj^t a storm sewer nt a diameter' Kins whoso lands may be affected o r JJ i n C h t s to 3# inches with Jippui*-1 titersbx or who may be^interested: t^nanrea h« ronstruc;tfd under l^m\_

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thtrein^win"b^"glveh^n^plSoTrniWty ro be bjard concerning such ordinance,

r/sted September 7th,-1^7. . . . FREDERICK C. KENTZ.

IM-j City Clerk.

PEXDIXG OKDIXAXCE

along Morris Avenue from the Brrvk crossing, the same to the west *>f theL Intersection of Morrln Avenut* uiid Springfield Avenue, throj|£h.._K£il!hjK.- •_. field- Avenne to Broad Street, through; Broad Street to . iSonth Street, and j through Xorth Street" from Broad i Rtrppftn Park Avgnii^- through P:irk i

»« ottPTrJATtfCK to u"^^rTffV" a « a Avenue from Orchard Street to Sprlti's-! _tecaL Improvement In the CHy of \ Held Avenue, through Springfieldl Ave-gummlt. the construction of *-«airi- nue from Park Avenue to the l>„ L. i wry sewer In Baltusrol Road from A W. I t R. gridite. and tliruugh, Ptirl Street to a point 2.200 feet Orchard Street from Park Avenue to;

"«>t:tfi«ty~rr©n» the Intersection o f the angle In said Street west-flf PnTk; _^earl_8treel„a«a Baltusroi Jtoad, In Avenue and through, private right-or-t '- Baltusrol Place- from Baltusrol R o a d w a y from Parl^^^nn-, L. & W. R. R. Bridge; a d l s i n n ^ ;

Place to a point" approximately 9B5 »f approximately 50 fuel; all In accord-feet Boutherty from Baltusrol Places ance with the plan and profit,- pi-p-1 and to provide for the assessment of: pared by the City Engineer and now ]

' the cost thereof upon lands la the, on fll* In his office. ,- „ „nn ,_ J i vicinity thereof benefited-thereby 2- That, the sum «f $25,080 be and It j and temporarUy to finance tbe saints, hereby i s appropriated for the purpose

Council of tbe City of Summit, pur-wyttig-attt-eaifl local Imprevemeftt-.-

m That the~~eoet of said local im-' ittant"to"'tbe provbTions of an act'en-1 provoment shall be ^uisessed on the i tlUed "An Act Concerning Munlcipalt., lande in the vicinity thereof benefited ties," approved March Nth. W17, and .thereby. * the several supplements thereto and> *• Said Improvement shaH^be tern-; amendments thereof. 1 porarllyTfinanced by borrowing money i

1. That a 10-inch- sanitary sewer! and issuing from time to time tern-1 toaatructed partly or Vitrined tHe pipe 1 porary notes, bearing Interest at notj •na-partty.of east Iron-pipe, with ap-; exceeding- five per centum (»'ST~p*V, purtenances to.be oonstructed in Bal- annum,Tmid mit^ to b e _ e j ^ l « a ^ tiurol Roast from approximately the the Mayor and raty-CtetKrtlHTTmsr: t*nter of the iafersecUcw of Baltusrol matters in respect la.sald notes, to be Itaad and Peart-Street southerly 2,200 feet and an S-lnch vitrified pipe sewer, With appurtenances be-constructed in BaUtasrol - Place from approximately the center of the intersection of said *Isee-wltK;:BaWis«il-Boa4-t«y-th«-4irter-. tectfem-of—sald-^nace -with -Heienst«efla«od»c«d- Jpc- ««st Avenue and an 1-Inch vitrified pipe «anitary.#ewer^th=Hp1}UrteniiBces. be

unwted-ja -Hughes Plaee^frem ap-IrTtgr̂ ft̂ y tfts csiiter oT~the"Tntei"iMc-. " f " " • * - i»ia«-* jflth Baltusrol e t o a point 14#-feet northerly-aa& &n S-lnch vittifledrtHs.ptPe janl .

instructed in Glenslde Avenue from a point.approxiin^tety 450 feet northerly

r frf tlte InterseirrtlTtn "̂ f-|Cl«nside Avenue with Baittmroh^Iond . . -to_a DsJnt approximately 98S |f«:t from the centar.ot-.the intersection

Glenslde Axfinuc with—Baltasroi 4 alt bv accordance wlihi-the. plan Ir-aad^now on^le lh^to^bg iKr^

That-tb* stun of 117,000 be and f̂esFesyHtak

of" Co:

i Time, at which rhaswfttr„ sons whose -tands may~]|8ai affected < thereby^^rjr w i n , jrmTS^hFrlnter^Eted „ tberelB^imt^oyMsffi^n^PPortu^ty-to-; be heard "ccWSsrlilng sucn -flrdlnance. ^Bated September 7th, J$?7,

FREDERICK C. KENTZ., -t_ _:-r,- ~^ty=JQQiS.^7r?.a9!t i--

the coat nf'-• saWf1oeia--Im ;bar3SSsriBnrd—yn _the,

Ey^her*H»t7hst$fH.ed"

Said URpSQVcment shall be'tem-rlly ntiancid. by borrowing money' Issuing from time to time tejn-

ry notes, bearing interest at not edJng «ve - per-.centum (S%>-per

"mim. »ald notes to hel-executed _by -Mayor and Ciry. Clerk, the otBef

alters in respect to satd-notss t o be firtermined by the City Treasurer.

This Ordinance shall-take effect iiately l it the manner provided by

Jt̂ FredBMcK c . Kent*, ao'hereby cef-that the tortgolng ordinance was

sduced for- first reading at a war meeting of the Common Conn' -held on Taesday- evening. Septem

determined by the City Treasurer. «^-$hls Ordinance shall take effect

immediately in tbe manner provided by

I. Frederick C. Kentz. do hereby cer-tify - that lhe^owgolns- ordinances was

regular meeting of the Common Coun-cil, held-on Tuesday evening. Septem-ber-*tlv 1423, and- thausald ordinance

^05"jcpnst deration- ftisd L passage atmhe next regabtr meeting of . s a i l Council, jto.be -held: air Tuesday avenmg,—geptfmber !0tb. 19SJ. at the

!^>UJViJL|il"i

^CTT^QRJaiECgC^:ro^xatteTm^ Jocal Ituprovemenr In the City • of Summit, Oie-"CHrnlng and guttering

\j0t Prospect -Street Ifem-^Tolh*- Street . ̂ to.uMoxrta.Ayennw a m M he^.cojifttruc^

tion of pesetratlon macadam pave-ment between tbe same and the_j_r«-

- sent parement In ," Prospect Street; and to'provide for the assessment of the"cost o f part-thereof ution lands In- the vicinity thereof—oenefite*

-TlEFreby -amt • temporarily to nnance LjUfs. same;' *̂ _ B E IT ORDAINEI> by tbe Common

Council of - the Clty^ot'^iiuinmit.-pur'. suant to the provisions of an act en-titled "An Act Concerning Uunlolpali* ties," approved March n t h , 1S1~, and the^ several ennptemewtt thereto anff amendments thereof. .. ] . That new curbs .with two foot gutters be constructed onu 'Prospect Street from Tulip Street to , Morns Avenue, and. t h a t a-l^|nchl tarvia pene-

orjleeping car service to

.1 ;'vVtjiCii'-^^i'i^j; v* Ttzfn ^jEzurvis^ftj:

WASH1N&TON ^̂̂ PITTSBURGH •"-=» INDIAM^PQLIS f3iSfin?qN]xTr^

'ijJafflB-t'SiftsitHKSaS^ :

«eJfl^rMS*««'i^s*l?**»V^»' »«**^f*' ̂ swffMWlSS^ Direcr^nci dependable confl^Soii&:at A . ^ . ^ 1 ' . _ J i . h S > A ^ ,

\Q'J&£r*fl&i^'*S!£"^iS0^?^ tratlon' macadam pavement be con Ibe submitted for'consideration and gtrocted between ssld curbs and the

t S ^ r J i i S 1 .B*S t £*fttU*r ^.*# t i& , l existing pavement on Prospect Street, - ^ C S ^ £ L ^ I ™ t 1 ? » T ^ * I r ** in acwrdance with tbe plan and

i & i i ^ S W £ E - ? l 5 i i & 5 i ™ J J - WtO* prepared by th«-aty-Englneer-' ^i. ^ tlms^ndT^laee any par*, 2.- That tbe «»«" ^fj^Wiht- muTlt "*hoso lands may oe affected' by or who. may be interested

erem will be given an opportunity to beard concerning sach ordinance.

"ated September 7th, 19*7. . FBatDSRICK: C KESTZ. . -* • • • • - , City Clerk. f E X m W G C>&0t?rA?tC£

l* RDINAN(!E to undertake a s a Jocal Improvement in tbe Qity of summit, the eonstrhctlon of a storm wuttr sewer under and along Mor-ris Avenue from the Brook crossing >he same to the West of the-inter- .., T ... sfction of Montr Avebue and Spring* &ft*fmmed "•Id Avenue, tbrosgh Hprtagfleid " Avenue te Breed Street, through Broad ;Street to South Htrset, and throngh Nurth «t**et from Broad

.- birewt to park Avenue-, tlsRAgh-Pavk. Avsoae front Orchard Btraet tofJarrodnced Sprirtgfk-kt Avenue, through Spriag-. ™. Avenue tVom) Park Avenue to

tbe D- JU A W. R. H. Bridge, and tbrough Orchard Street from Park Avenue to the angle In said Street west of ltoifc,Atresia* and through Private rtghl-ef-war rrowi-Parlt-Avei 2«e 10 caivm.ua«*r.the P., U * W.

AvettaS, _ ,__ 11?* Wrt3fi!»*«sj

hereby Is appropriated for the pur-pose of carrying out sa id local ^im-provement.

3. That tbe cost of said curbs and gutters shall be.sasessad on the -lands IB the. vicinity thereof benefited there-by, and that the City of Summit pay for said pavement. ' *~•• '"

4. Said improvement shall be tem-porarily financed by borrowing money and - issuing front time to- t ime tem-porary #ot«s, bearing interest s t not exceeding nyr* per. centom A51M per annum, said -notes to be executed by the Mayor and City Clerk, the .other matters In respect to said notes to be

V . T b l s Ordinance Shall take effect immedisxely in tike manner provided by h W « . . '

t, Frederick C j^B|U^ do hereby cer-inrrodnced f«* -«r*T--^ Teadiag- at a regular meeting of the Common Coun-eiC held on Tuesday evening, Septem-ber sth. 1«7, and that Said ordinance will be sabmllted .for consideration and passage a t the neat regular- meeting o f a a t d Council, t o bskgMtjto Tuesday

'ins,'aepttmheW lOtS. IBWt-ot the Hall, at g o'clock, daylight saving

cuy BSSP " S(sat__

. £

; ' ^ & ^ s i ^rt***j_"Lt^.*r •» ^¥crtlH^go with ihe 4^^maJkl^Mjn^^^^!^s^i^i

Tfwo ttzms ootedJfortheir outsian^iS^ "on-time" '_ir«oiA.:apd Ac »weri-^mo2:a*&rjde4 t ^ ^ e ^ iiiodcj^^e^ special..sejsicfi featifres.

Train Comection M b t ^ Hand-„„baggage_iTJDfliJjto^ dire^t^to^the

txainside at BlisSsbetii (jersey Central Station), connecting with all Balti-more &0^6*tai8ns. No aild^dcliargefor thJs convenience. And, in addition, the Baltimore^ &15hio is tte only railroad providing ^ewAfk^egtth kŝ ^ own through Sleeping Car Service to Baltimore and Washington, Sleeper open for occupancy in Broad Street Station (Jersey Central) tft 9:00 P, WL (Standard Time).

v -. \\ AM trains via Washington witb9liberal stop-over

-^7J£35=? '."' t

W. T. RUDDY, Po*s. TmJ?w^Re .̂» Jertcy Ccatral Station, Bfoad St* near Market ^ Kewark. T«4^»fione: Market 5300

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th.itto.becentar.ot-.thejto.be

r^^^r,ov.ira THE SUMMIT HERAL

Both Sides Clajm State Election To Be Held Next

CTS*--Term Extender Anttddmetit Bone of

Haguedaims iaO.000 Majority Against It-5 mfaofarrr - • * * * finely m o d * l » i T e m s t e d t hard-

• _ . t h * patented Fisher W w i n d s l u e M . . . a n d appointments . G o far a (trfaa

1 S | 2 ^ ^ Siefart-Rees Chevrolet Incorporated"

Chevrolet Bldg. , Springfield Ave , Telephone 1551

%J A t I T Y A T

Summit, N. J.

20th ja drawing to a close la a spirited . partisan battle,, Hague has been ' marshalling the Jeffer-sonlan party workers in various sections of the State and em-phasizing the Importance to the

amendment to combine the elec-tion tor Governor with that of President of the United States.

United States Senator Walter E. Wge has taken the initiative in

i T m r , miu!t'uiiHa*t;=* •

EN«IS KKBI ?{« HKItL BIG FA(V TO1 tH AUTOMOBILE

S^Pfeff^^ff ^^•ft^a^i^a M M M •M^MJJL mjmmmwLW

the motoring field,

time some Invenllon may be

l i^^wi^^^ i».*" fe v*^ '^ lW: 'Nr*pA' to ' . this

worked out and developed wb will revolutionise ; lite * en-

of automobiles to prepared to re-celt© news « his office that Im-portant development nay make necessary the scrapping of. ni l -f l o w ^ f r - d t f t a r C S ^ W B r ^ F ' ^ p

rOPULABITT

, , , _ , _ , ^ , ^ CMCTw* a ^ » y . TechHtasl the special election of SeWmoer | Adviser, New York City West 8id<

-3f.-af.J3.JL- Automobile School The aatomobUe.?js primarily a

nnique achievement In the field of engineering. Its popularity Is largely due to the application of technical Bffll, It has developed

Democrats of the defeat ©*^rtwr rapidly from a ,lrode. Instrument, more like a toy than anything alia, into an extensive element of American life. *

ItThaa been the policy' of many of the moat successful automobile

campaigning for the Republicans companies to conatuntly maintain who are favoring Adoption M.alI- l~BtofPot^ the best engineering five pending amendments. , Bdge spoke in Jersey City this; week and the G. O. P. of Hudson resorted to the expedient of charging a f«e' of 91 to raise campaign funds at the meeting. It la claimed that |1,$O0 was realised from t h e n U n and women present. Bdge~ -conceded that it was typical of the enthusi-asm of the pBpubiicans %(t contri

o l Mayor Hague, leader o f the Democrats. , *•'•'-

Edge,, .former GovernaV Stokes and Republican National*" Commit-teeman Hamilton F. Kean; ot Elis-abeth were outstanding figures at the final session of the Repir»Uc4n State^headquarters here this week. Plans for active party work" _ discussed at the meeting and In-structions given to get the vote oat for the election of September

— 10tfc~T»rrTCeira"BTpTaralel"rwW the first In the- Capital City since

talent available. These scientists have,had placed at their disposal endlMs facilities and oportunitlcs, tools and equipment with which to

tlon in Ireland. He- professed to be out of touch with political happen-ings and said he was at-present

Imore concerned with the special ejection of next Tuesday than with neat year's election, campaign.

"What The* Say Whether Bight or • Wraag* f—

Mayor James J, Walker, of New Yark, la Italy: " ."'

"Mussolini I admire without re-serve. Mussolini -stands—high above ^ae -political men of the wnole world, and I loniT to shake hit. hand."

^i^ m

to feat are * • - -• *

mm 'to-SM^^ttW-aawa

z ifpfl^a^^dlsaatiamttloib I t *a not generally known- that

the United States government is '"*-"-". ft"W: ©f autompbUe m0-

g, a id doing it on, an^in^

scale. Ifrongh its Bureau of Standard* It Is l a y i n g the auto-mobile tightlng problem, engine construction, ignition, tires, crank c»»*^4tl«tloi»rflnlBhing, servicing and the like- Wnole Sam has em-ployed numerous workers, who are always In some-experiment in gov-ernment laboratories and ont on

power. If they can Improve the

.B^a^um^^n^^MlSaay «aii iST come immensely popular with the average citisen. ^

W^ good work«should have th« npprcciaOon of petiple who drlv.

«r oosX ' •1V&m»*ttMmr ecen that there

a m great possibilities In having goternmertt engineers to do this sort of work, 'Being attached to no specific hind of automobile, they are. In a position, to provide gen-eral1 Information of value to the

one largeautaaohfts w . S ^ T O g ' S i l S ^ ^ " f o ? E?-has^attompted toHdevelop !!*£*%J&VLTI^ ^ ' J l ' sp«lfie inajruments as are 2 S ^ 5 2 2 r J R & ? 1 - I f '*

When J get back to Australia if I ean get,any oho to marry me I'll make jthnt my profession," _.

Adofehm. Bchalts. Professor of Anthropology, John-^topkJnftiJInk vewa||i-. •

"Id4?»tlcal vermin live on man and apes, but cannot live on other creaturea." - , - -«_ _„^__ ril__,-_

Chjirlos P. ^ummeraU, Gentral, Chief of Staff:

,Tiave never fought ed or equipped

!n«ver shall do so."

Major

a war -troops

-iesterr—banker, New ^=L

ywatar, to modern exists than the 60,000,000

Epad1 e^Bnomlrnmtrraiir^rn this Jeoiintry who do -not- know-how to. ut« their income intelligently."

Carl Schmidt, President, Chicago Sw^P Mrtia*zAssociirtion; , _

Views and teffetrte^^ bi.'nv^'s S. Ambas-Miles Polndexter, U,

sador to Peru: "The Peruvian government Is

very friendly to the4Jnited States.'

all types of motor ears can be tested and compared- under identi-cal driving conditions.

Technical experts apply science by having cars driven. at tbese

design engine, for instance, may he dls-.WHMUMMI at.* M ~ « r t » J I " ' - ' M ^ - ^ ^ j

are manufactured for the motor-ing puhUcJLja other words, thi scientific aspects are' not conflped

chines and other millions invest ed in new equipment. .'The pro-gressive business man is .flot afraid to make wen valuable changes In „ _ _ _ „ . , ..^ t»e interest , at: > improving tter -"SKikgBSHS^^^w1-" !̂- • ••*•--J* rwnu*j-atttoBWb^TettuattonvT; _ . S E ^ ^ S * 1 1 S L ? r f H , ^ r ^

At a watterIFfaet, t h * p o s t « i * ^ ^ ^ » ^ f \ J * e l s *ttm^ arkable ^advances in mrAvmf^ ffW^wtll *nabl©^^Be automobile

can^duatrtal fteids generally < a a t 0 W J ^ i S ^ 1 J™ 1 **' ^ J * 1 * , 0 ! be traced directly to a gtowtni-to o u A # J * | » ? t o l t a * M d «*.* I B ^ 1

tereit In science t and research. This la perhaps best Illustrated lu the automotive field, where-there has been outstanding progress-in the use of accurate methods of measuring the different functions of apparatus and materials, More than cern such necessary to measure and evaluate the various, parto' oMhe^automo-blle. Fn connection with-thir work there is a proving ground where

l~m* increase its

the manntactiirers eTanto-e» ought to supplementTSta

Bureau of StandardH cflntrtbute t» toe Improvement sought by the ttunuiaecurera, In this way It caB be seen that both the United Statts government and the leading nwaui teetuwa' of motor Vjhlejes *ta worting together In the interest 0f—_ producing for the use of the nab-lic the kind of automobile which wm perform the most useful atry-Ice." . ' •

should be possible for this Bureau of Standards to discover a ma-terial which would definitely in--creasq the effectiveness of Kaeo-llne It wouia be a great achieve-ment for the, benefit of the motor-ists. If these experts can test various automobile oils so that lubrication can bo accomplished to better advantage this is all to the

proving grounds nndttIcloiCJiiia. r ^ ^ . r r f Z ^ i ^ m l i f " ' .w mm

skillful lepervlstoB, so that m y S S t ^ f i S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S l poaslble flawi In m' new design of ^nei- « «h*se experta can de-

iBUY — ^ « \ _J.U . E. J. Muldowney

Phoae I II

Ml the

Springfield Aye, Summit N .J ,

S&LL QrJRENt

Lou Appleton Real Kstate Broker General Insurance

12 MAPLE S T ^ 'Phone 2728 Summit

PAXKARD" DEFERRED PAYMENT

: _ _ K A N

ThcTnew Packard DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN brings a pre-ferred motor car invest-ment; within1reach of

wish to buy out of uv

John L. Deitche 76 Franklin PL Ssmralt, X, 1.

Telephone IM

§JV rooms—as harmoniously colored ̂ and as co ^ able. Buick's new Fisher bodies ate low

:• out any loss of head-nx>m or road-clearance.

wherever refinements could be made, Buick made ck has improved upon'

^^s?

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, At Bur8teinf8

4 M Springneld Av. Phone 1191

- ; - %m& to A.- * - * Tea, 0iiV*^:':' — " . ' ~ „ - - > * • ' • • » . - " •

, . , ' '•; . • * ^ - i i . Special on Piedtr«ont. Lucky

^8tgtftaj-^iWj%-f

Old G o U and Barking D o g

< « r t o a V t w t f o l * « * .

^^^^^^^u^ .̂̂ .̂ afî ^K&iiaa^wiN îiasHaw^Kd ^ ^ - 4 f J

1 * ^ - * «.)»»-.- ._"_ TalsawaaaaM

expression in motor car design and con- through fourteen year* 1 stroction of an organization possessing the kind of an engine v

Thw new Cadillac reveals style, striking beauty and perlonnance, never before

accumulated in 25 years ca»«f*the . "Jl, - • . •«_"J : "

adapted to widest

And it is a most completely car, because the splendid b—_# _T_

- ^ ^, . , , - mechanical excellence M this Nnr It is a more beautiful and luxurious Cadillac are enriched by Fisher Custom car. because rare desi*rwng > ability creations, which are exclusively Cadillac

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Only Chevrolet offers a t

suck low prices

State Electiofl Term Extender

Hague Claims !»0,000iHajority Against l t -p,acxa£ii>hiU4z«nnifoi)«^pIeceien4-ers - . . deep, fearful scats - . . die fashionable dtnabla •jgAatstery - • * die finely modeled Temstedt hard-ware . *_. die patented Fisher W windshield . . . and the conipleie modern appointments. Go far a drive, i—and TOW will learn that Chevrolet's prrfncmawca

•525 •625 •695

'TmTft?1 -̂ 745--

t-Ta»T »

lsjincwcry way,as amaiing as in outstanding beaatyl

Siefart-Rees Chevrolet

Q v

Incorporated"

Chevrolet Bldg. , Springfield Ave . Telephone 1551

T Y A T- -L O

Summit, N. J.

o s »

^ K ^ M I i E T T ^ I t AUXOtMOBTX^ AHX « I I I l . T ^ n

"Trenton. Sept. H.—With Mayor Jfrauk-Hague of Jersey Ctty, lead-er of the New Jersey Democracy claiming defeat of tbfe four-year term for Governor amendment by 100,000, and E. Bertram Mott,. of Merrbrtown,— Republican State Cottunltteeman, asserting the amendment will be adopted by up-wards of 60,000, the campaign for the special election Of Sigpt&ribsr 20th la drawing to a close In a_ spirited . partisan battle. Hague has been' marshalling the Jeffer

For the Motorist EH6IBTE£BIHC( HKItL BIG FA(V

TOM IN AUTOMOBILE -rOPULABITT

By H. Clifford Brokaw, Technical Advisor, New York City West Side

Y. M. C. A. Automobile School

are often of great Interest be-

Bone of Contention—Lc,auae°**uMWi*** tf« at what _ worked;, out and developed which-

Palms Adopts of automobiles i s prepared to re-ceive news at his office, thai Im-portant development may make necessary the. scrapping of mil-lloiMr-iot "dolf«ra*T wbrUr- o r :ma-chlnes and other millions Invest-ed in new equipment. 'The pro-gressive business man tsjnot afraid to make such valuable changes In the Interest- - ^ improving- the automojMjeTsttnatloa, ',' . , A i t matter' of fact, the most re-markable advance*, in. our Ameri-can industrial fields generally can be traced directly to a growing,In-terest la sciencev and research. This Is perhaps best Illustrated to the automotive field, where-there has been outstanding progress-in the use of' accurate, methods- of measuring- the different functions of apparatus and materials, More than one large, automobile con-cern has attempted to develop such specific Instruments as are necessary to measure and evaluate the various parts; of tne^automo-blle. In- connection with this work there is a proving ground where all types of motor ears can be tested and compared under identi-cal driving conditions.

Technical experts apply science by having cars driven, at these proving grounds under closer and. skillful supervision, BO that any possible flaws In a new design of engine, for Instance, may be dis-covefed-and corrected -before -they ere manufactured for the motor-ing public^ In other words, the, scientific aspects are not confined

-The automobikvl* primarily a ^ . • . _. unique achievement in the field of

sonlan party workers In various engineering. Its popularity Is sections of the State and em phaaizing the importance to the Democrats of the defeat of the amendment to combine < the elec-tion for Governor with that of President of the United States.

United States Senator Walter E. £dge has taken the Initiative In

largely due to the application of technical skill. It has developed rapidly from a crude Instrument, more, like a toy than anything else, Into an extensive element of American life. *

It has been the policy of many of the most successful automobile

campaigning for the Republicans companies {Q constantly maintain who are favoring adoption of all five pending amendments. ISdge spoke in Jersey City this; week and the G. O. P. of Hudson resorted to the expedient of charging a. fee' of f 1 to raise campaign .funds at the meeting. It is claimed that fl^OO was realised from the often ' and women present. Bdge-,-conceded that It was typical of the enthnst: asm of the Itepublicans Ha contri* bttte-S3U-n--heftd l" t h» stronghold of. Mayor Hague, leader' of the Democrats.

Edge.., former Governor Stokes and Republican National' Commit-teeman Hamilton F. Kean, bt Eliz-abeth were outstanding: figures at the final session of the Republican State-headauarters here this week. Plans for active party work, WBJK? discussed at the meeting and In-structions given to get the vote out for the election of September 20th. Mr. Kean's appearance'was the first in the Capital City since his . return—for -aa--e*teaded—vaca-tion In Ireland. He professed to be out of touch with political happen-ings and said he was at ^present moreconcerncd- with—the- special election of nexfTuesday ^han with next year's election, campaign.

Views and Reviews "What They Bay Whether Rlgbt or

Wrong* 1 -. Mayor James J. Walker, of New

York, In Italy: "Mussolini 1 admire without re-

serve. Mussolini -stands—high above the-potltlcal men of the whole world, and I long to shake his hand."

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a staff of- the best engineering talent available. These scientists have bad placed, at their disposal endless' facilities and oportunities, tools and equipment with which to

ttro:iutn%-%7jgottw id llo3"poWtb1l[e~lmproven)ents l a the motoring field, . . -

:Tfae^ expartencai rpf fhew wen

to Ulwratery tftta,; hat are apj>Ued to the automobile i s . It is likely to be in use by ^ e buyer. In this way both ba^yar and^niuu|Talaotitrer

'rf**', . Whan.f get back to Australia If I can g « any one to marry me I'll make .that my profession." „

- Adolph-H. Schulta. Professor of| Anttasopology, John-Hopkins Unl-verstt$:

-"Identical vermin live on man and alpes, but cannot live on other creatures/' ... . . . - . _ _ _

Charles, P. Summerall, Major Genjmt, Chief of Staff:

,'V ĵB'..have never fought a war -wtth^t'tralned or equipped troopa and^Ms, never shall do so."

—©iftnV-G.—Lester,- —banker— New York:;

"Nfe> greater-.menace to modem prog*pS» exists than the 60,000,000 soclar^Tttd economic illiterates' In this «