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T he M onroe G azette V O L : V. NO nn. MONEOE, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK, FKTOAY, OC'I OBEU 11,1912. $1,00 PUB FOR MEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES Safety Razors. All the popular varieties. Gem Junior, Auto Stro p , Gil lette, Durham Duplex. Extra blades for all kinds o f Safety Razors. E x cellent Razor Strops f o r old fashioned Razors. L ather Brushes, 25c to $1,00, f o r Real Badger Hair. All the popular Soaps and Pow d e rs. Witch lazel and Bay Rum and Violet Dulce Talcum Pow d e r to finish off with. MONROE FROM DAY TO DAY. SPECIA L \ Any High Priced Imported Razor. 9' FOR MEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES two candidates last P j tory degree on 'riday evening, ary work- Episcopal Church of lerdenominational work Everyth] , . . G. R. PALEN, Mgr. irytlnng right and right in Price Quality Let us supply your Drug Store wants •‘^DEl:x;j)e 3 ?t 3 S i x o e DReipalD trina-g” AN INNOVATION We have stocked our Fall Styles of Shoes in widths rang ing from B to EE, believing that there are many who real ize that a shoe properly fitted will not only retain its shape better but will actually wear longer, not to mention the all- important feature-comfort. As to style and service what more need be said than “REGAL” and “TUTTLE” at $3.00 to $5.00 with other lines from $1,50 up. In addition to the regular run of Rubber Footwear we wish to call your attention to the fact that we have now in t a n FOOTHOLD hVERSTICK ■Winape Lodge No. 140, and i t is expected they will the 1st degree this week. under the jiand in int< among the Zenanas of India, who now on furlough in this country, an undenominational missionary society has been formed to he known as the Zenana Bible and Medical Mission Union of Monroe having for its ob ject the education of a Hindoo girl as a medical misaionary. A letter has been received from the Mission in India stating that a Mohammedan Widow and her three children have been taken into the mission and re questing that one of the name is Sukuja be the o the local mission union will make maintenance of this girl will cost enty-five dollars a year and the ney is to be obtained by the an nual dues of the members which may fifty cents or one dollar, as the smber may decide she car The union is entirely undenomina- tional and the ladies of churches are invited to join, meeting will be held next Tuesday 3on a t the home of Mi airehild at half past decide on the request of the mission and for the transaction of other busi- 3. AH ladies who are interested requested to be present. decide she can afford, entirely und R ubbers Doremus Block, - - - - Monroe, N. Y We Sprrifdize on Children 's Shoes'. R o e t n e m b e n RELYEA’S CANDY STORE When you want Candy or Soda. A fine line of box candies, fresh and delicious at the popular prices of 25c and 50c. 30e and 60c. “Hopewell Dainties” Maraschino Cherries at 40c the box, once tasted, never forgotten. Also a full line of 10c Candies equal to many of the higher priced ones- We make a specialty of Salted Peanuts at lOc per pound. 'ue afternoon a t the home of Mrs. Solo- past two, )f the misf moon i mon Fairchild at half p Big Day For Odd Fellows. Monday, October 14, will be a big day for the Odd Fellows of Middle- town and Orange County, for on that day Canton Stephen L. Preston, No. 7«, I . 0 . 0. F., a militant branch of the order, and the only one in Oror County, will be instituted a t Lint lali in Middletown. The Canton will be instituted with 26 charter members and among these I. M, Nelson, George A. West e S, M. Nelson, George ,i.,d Ford S. Relyea of Monroe, and Arthur Patmore formerly of Monroe, but now of Middletown. There will be visiting Cantons from Binghamton, Oneonta and Sid ney, and there will be n grand parade with the members in dress uniform Frank W. Relyea, at 7.30 P. M., and the stores of i he kept ligl The Canton will be insti- ighterl T ? . T U l V r T T l 'M ''R T T ! T ? . Lake Street, i ^ L . A _ O E Monroe city will I purpose. tuted in the afternoot General Gurney, of the State Dep: ment of New York, accompanied his staff will be present. Winape Lodge, No. 140, I, P., of Monroe, have been in participate in the festivities join in the parade, wearing regalia according to their rank and statin TOWN AND VlCINin NEWS. The Monroe Grange , telephone in their has installed store depart- iv operating 2 throughout Monroe much success. thirty, and the charter is now closed. W. P. Mangin local milk route and is meeting with Ezra S. Smith has the contract to erect another cottage for Dr. 0. I. VanKeuren on Oakland Avenue. Work was commenced on Wednesday of this week. Frank M. Veber of Middletown, will give moving picture entertain- THE WEEK IN HARRIMAN PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST Postal Savings 11 give moving pictun 3nts in the Monroe Opeipera House on Monday, Wednesday and Friday even ings, commencing Oct. 14. George B. Stepan has received the ictct to repaintepain the exterior of contra to r the Presbyterian Church, residence of Mrs. Henry Lewis, has just completed repainting Geo. W. Strebel’s residence. The Street Preaching Service will be held on Saturday evening there will also be other short vital religious topics. Tonight,* Friday, Vion's Motion Pictures at Gillette Hall. On November l,the Harriman Pdst Office will be made 1 Albert Dagion and family will move this week to Walden, where he will be employed as painter The Young People of Harriman a Masquerade Ball in GiL n Wednesday evening, ;ober 30. Music will be furnished by Tannery’s Orchestra. Tickets, 25 cents each; supper,25 cents extra. James B. Carpenter the well- known local contractor, and Miss Mnnie C. Leach of Asbury Park, were married on Oct. 9 in New York their return from a ■t wedding trip’-HjJI^ will mence housekeepiria^'^'^^ Miss Hazel Corbett , friends in Jersey City. Mrs. J, H, Sutherland and children sk in Mt, Von Peter Fitzgerald auto tri] ipent the past week 14. y . Pete enjoyed t Tuesday. will give a 1 lette Hall October L. Hering of Sussex, 1 J.,has joined the staff of the Gazette as job and advertising conxpositor. week with Miss Jessie Mapesapes of the Faculty thehe High i r - ■ • ■n - • of of t H School i Ossining, w obliged to come home this' week :ount of sickness. Keator of and Mrs. E. CHURCH A I» SOCIETY WWSBW’lHlMJf. The regulsr tneetla*: of tie Missionary Society ^ tb# terlanChurch will beheld of Mrs, W- H. Owen* WItof, ™ her 18, at 2.80 F. 1*, \ laineza will be brought ] The Rev. Dr. Jamez A. J President of the N. Y, Sttite , Saloon League, will preach i Presbyterian C ' orning. Onlj ornJng offerini I taken. a n Chareb Only the osuid ] ring for the edpureit ■ >ttage, Central/ mtor has jusKcompleted ^ pentor has ju erectfb large barn ^ Horace G. Bush, ) rday evening ( Station Plaza. A speaker from New York will deliver the principal ae other i dress; t In the case of the Warwick Valley ainat Kath* Light and Power Co., erine Creighton of Gr<eenwood arising over a contract 'hting defer Justice J. B. Gregory has rei verdict in favor of plaintiff ?r.3,75. At the Mass Meeting of the Na tional Progressive Party, to be held at the Monroe Opera House tonight, Friday, at 8 P . M., Dr. Lyman Ab bott, editor-in-chief of \The Out look,” will deliver the principal ad dress. John P. Bradner, candidate for District Attorney, and Mrs. Van- Amee of Newburgh, will also speak. Mrs. VanAmee’s address will parti cularly interest the women of Mon roe. Rev. W. A. Eisenhart will ■eside. Good music by the Monroe ■r Lake, rge barn Horace G. IS two rp^dencea in Ha I in ^ te r s o n to build. As a con- jtq ^ he is meeting with much aess, and his many friend* rejoice thereat. The cemetery recently laid out on the westerly side of the pariah prop- ployed in th erty in Harriman, connected with Gheeae Com| St. Anastasia’s Church, was dedi cated and consecrated on Wednesday. Rev. Father MacAran, the local priest, had the services in charge. Among the visiting clergy were Dr. and Mrs. Pleischmanns, and Rev. am N. Birdsall of Chester were in Mon roe on Wednesday afternoon, guests of the Editor. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tench and r. and Mrs. D. W. Your Thursday autoed in Mr. Young’s car, Connecticut State Fair. Mias Emily Rauher* fa now ero- in the office of the Monroe assistant oung on i to Danbury, Conn., to attend the ompany a s assistant steno- ipher, and her sister, Martha, has losition as clerk in Rogers Drug Eight Reverend Monsianor of Nbw York, a well known and venerable prelate of the Catholic Church; Dean McCIancy of Middle- town, Fathers Spellman of Warwick, Halpin of Yonkers, James MacAran, a brother of the local priest, of Philadelphia, Among tho8( off Granrand who attended the opening o G Chapter, O. E. S., at the Masonic temple, New York City, on Tuesday, were the following from Hawthorne Chapter, Monroe: Mrs. R. I. Ashman, Mrs. F . B. Brooks, Mrs. F. N. Reed, Mrs. C.'N. Walton, Mias Edith M. Shult, Seely At the evening meeting, th* t will speak on the topic, “ Tb* lom # - . dlate Needs of Our Chureb.” ' MBTHODIPT SMSSCOm. The ipuilc a t the M. EL inday will Include tbe fsidlowfafIf*. ^ Motion Song by the Priniaiy Claw the Sunday School- ' ' ™ Anthem—” P4ir, Land Colombia f * - Ely. Tenor Solo—\The Hom#laB4” - ' ' Barker. mthem,—Fountain of Merqjr” —Ite* Soprw Soio— \H e a r My Prayer, 0 ' •The Light of Ben* Brlgg*. God” -To«tI. Solo—\T1 yen's Own D a y \ —B r lgi^ Baritone Sol Neil Peckart of Paterson, N. J. The topica of the straaona «a day will be \The Vole# In th# mm-* ket Place\ In th# morning and **Tha a' \ In the evening. Call of the Seaaona Next Sundi e M( A large number of the parishioners church. Dean McClar deliver of Satterlytown, announce the mai of their daughter Evelj Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughin Rev. W. Eis« the sermon, which was based on the text, “ Blessed are they who die in the Lord,” and the discourse was a Father Mc- incy is certainly a silver-tongued n open-air e public sc mnty “ Flying Squadron” (gressive Party wil 1 be in t Friday evening, the 18th. meeting wiil be hel( gar Oliver, by E at the Presbyter senhart ;erian Manse on Wed nesday evening, Oct. 9. The couple were attended by Miss Eleanor, sister of the bride, and John Turell. Mr. Oliver has made his most scholarly cffoi Clancy is certainly a orator, Headed by the priests, followed by the children and congre gation the audience marched around the grounds of the cemetery, chant ing the Litany of the Saints and The Fidelia. Monsignor Edwards then consecrated the cemetery, according to the ritual of the church, and also delivered a brief address. home in Monroe for a couple of yt ing come here from Jacksonvilb The County of the Pro{ Monroe on ing w in be held In iquare. Invitations have been IsBued for Hallowe'en Dance, under the aue- ces of Grace Church, at the Monroe sera House, Thursday evening. Music by Tannery. Ad- The comt Misses Edna McCord, Elizabeth Todt and Bessie Popple. Pick & Co., who have conducted a grocery store in tlie Stevenson Block for a couple of years, moved to Goshen on Saturday. Rally Day service in Herveet Home k id a I church is invite someone day win be a high dag in Hit Ghucch wi& a big ibcr mission 50 cents, charge are Mrs. 1. im lttee in iday; a special lived at the m having come here from Jacksonville, At a meeting of the Board of Fla. After a shnrt wedding trip Mr. Supervisors held recently, Supervisor and Mrs. Oliver will make their Chadeayne offered the foilowns FIREMEN’S OPERA HOUSE Saturday, Oct. 12 Vion’s Motion Pictures The Best that can be procured Monroe’s Own Show Thfueaf P r i c e s lO c a n d : 2 0 c :^^ednesday, O o t. 16 Entire Change of Program Don’t Miss This Show REGULAR PRICES POULTRY GRAINS Of all kinds and of the very best quality may he procur ed of the undersigned, GILBERT CARPENTER CO. IF SOMEBODY ELSE hinted that you v/ere too SELFISH to make proper provi sion for those dependent upon you, you’d resent it hotly. What reason do you give yourself for not buying Life Insurance? rening there will liation of the officers public instalial Orange Encampment, No. 93, F., at Linden Hall. Thej^- > y , i , an exemplification of the military degree and drill by Martha Washing ton Rebekah Lodge, No. 3(1, I. O. 0. Middletown Lodge, No. 112, I. 0. 0. P., will work the Frazier de gree and there will be drills by the visiting Cantons. j banquet will he served and the affair will come to an end with an enter tainment and grand ball at Linden Mrs. Oliver home in Monroe. Frank Rogers, the village li ?ntly .sold a couple of h« Hughes, and upon in New York,Mr. Hughes pleased with his bargain that tinn to the price agreed upon j he generously presented Prank with 0 . 1 a certificate of one thousand shares will I of slock of the ‘Nova Scotia Mid land Railway to man, recet to I to Brian G I livery in so well I ■ayno offered the followng reso lution which was adopted: \T h a t nd.s the improve- iunty highway known as 'ewburgh-Woodbury Road No, 42 in the Town of Nev Newburgh and Cornw: Iron Company,” $100,000. Prank has since been diligently engaged in trying to find where the company is •ated, and how much the stock is A well-attended Democratic Rally held in the Monroe Opera House on Wednesday evening, the speake j being Hon. E. Connell, present Mei her of Congress from the 21st N( York District, and the Democratic nominee in the newly-formed district of Orange, Dutchess and Putnam influx of fall visitors to town Counties; Thomas Watts, Esq., of sts itself nowhere more signi-1 nominee for State Sena- public interest demoi Windsor, urgh and Cornwall, by widen ing, straightening and providing for the construction of a proper bitumi* macadem surface for a distance of eleven miles. Harry Davis of Chester, and How ard D. Seely of Goshen, acted as :att)e at the Wayne mty, Penn., State Fair last week. William Smith, who raises each year a large number of egg plants, jented the Editor v/ith an excep- lally large one on Wednesday. Town Board of Monroe. The Town Board held its month]; •re taken care nade to rebuild »n the Quaker its monthly meeting Inst Friday evening. All present. Routiiio matters W( of, and arrangements i iple of bridges < Hill road. The Board appointed officers of the outlying George F, Bull in the Bakerto itrict; Fred Bull in the Wall Lake district; and John Rogers the Oregon d istrict. rnlng service for The chureb wiil vegetable*. HisMand Milli. New York Hippodrome. Paint Put-on. Think of naint put-on and not fay the gallon. A gallon of paint in the can is given on October 12 i mt of the hall being previously engaged for town purposes. manifests itself nowhere to capacity new spectacular show “ Under Flags” seems to exceed ail its decessors in popularity who was “ Around the World” year are enabled to visit many lands not included in that production. Among the countries to which scenic visits ate paid this year may be men tioned Germany, Scotland, Persia, ifests itself nowhere more signi-1 Miaoietown. nominee ; itly t h a n a t the N. Y. Hi pp o-V Vi ll iam T. Doty of Port Jer- ae, the big playhouse being filled candidate for Member of Assem- apacity twice a day. The great j ‘ Thompson of Mid- iiow “ Under Many' District At torney. Mayor Zae! Paddleford pre- introduced the speal House at Wa-hingtoi, D. C., Anna polis, Md., Rydersville, Arizona, besides the mythical lands shown in the ballet \Flowers of the Nations” and the great water finale the Silver Palace of Universal Peace. Other features of special intere.st in the big spectacle are the Holland scene with its wonderfully colorful, ani mated tulip field; the great Scotch scene in which the clans meet and ht and dance according to best old 'ing the fish wives mending ; ^the scene in Ryderville, ided and iroduced Music was furnished by Concert Band. Now reckon its cost and value. The secret i s : one paint goes twice as far as another. A good one goes twice as far as a bad one. You have a job, say an average job. I t ’ll take 10 gallons Devoe and 12 or 15 or 18 or 20 of middling poor nd trash. You know 'e.s in your tovm. Vion’s Motion Pictnrei. Picture shows come and go, Vion’s Motion Pictures at the Fire men’s Opera House have been enter taining and pleasing Monroe people lost two continue to Jo Central Valley. Walter G. Hirsemann will very-poor painter’s wage the price of a gall painter’s da; day-v;age paint and together. ling and east twice n v/eek for alma; years, and will c the future. On Saturday evening last, despite opposition, a crowded house greeted the show giv< expected to be preeeat m k imeone ele* cMn*. In le morning th* SoBdey Shdiool iH® leiat in the eerviee and tb* i(«ien e f th# Stmdey Sebool vrtW be omitted, the Sunday Sebeol wlU aieat in the lecture ro<»i! a t belf-peet beat 80 that all may be in lln* tm ilie proceaiional. The dia« h w ilt h i decorated with fraite, vefetidalei^ flower* and antudon leavee, U m ftew- eri, fm iti and v*geiid)I*i, with such clothing a* may be teat M for the purpose, will be sent to tb* Five Points Mission of New York o tho same purpose. open at half-past nine Saturday rning for the purpose of receiv ing the fruits, floweri autumn leaves, etc. The Epworth League service will bo led next Sunday evening by Mrs. 0. I. VanKeUren. Topic “ The Man with the Unclean Spirit,” The League had a very interesting tu I- ness and social meeting last Tuesday evening. The name# of three new members were received end they will be acted on at the next meeting. I t was decided among other things that the sum of one dollar earned or saved by each member of the League would include the cost of the supper at the \Experience Social\ at th# home of Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Brooke on tho 31st of October and that thoee who were not members would be ex- to pay twenty-five cents or aa more as they desire, Th# dollar earned or saved is to be placed in an envelope along with a not# giving a short account of the way in which it was obtained. Those mem bers who cannot be present arc re quested to send their dollar to Mia# Ethel Bali, the President of tho icial Department of the League. The Fall convention of theSchtinc- munk Local Union of the Epworth lected t nuch n open his office in Central Valley, at the residence of Mrs. Kaag, on Oct. 6 to 7.80 P,’ residence of Mrs. Kaag, 8 to D A. M., 2 to 8 and paint; there are hundreds of One paint is as good ; If'“The taxpayer.\? ley schoolhool districistrict in the Central ey sc d will ipecial meeting tu vote Write for Partlculara of I’ o U cpb I a t your ngn. CITIZENS TRUST BUILDING Paterson, • - New Jersey NEW YORK ADDRESS: 20 VESEY STREET. JAMES MADDEN, their nets ; _ Arizona which includes 'Wild West show consisting of trick roping, lariat throwing, lariat spin ning and the usual sports of our na tive cowboys. Never before has the Hippodrome show been so varied and never before .so full of color and beauty as at present. \The Footwear Shop” —where they put the wear in footwear. Fine job printing of all kinds at the I Gazette office. profo ■■- house, at a total co.3t of about $.55,000. The friends of the Central Valley Base Ball Club tendered them a Tes timonial Banquet at Ruse Lawn Monday evening. About 40 guests were in attendance. Devoe costs less than any inferior ■ ■ - f long it lasts good ; one nonths and another years; and me that goes furthest lasts Ion Smith & Strobe! uo. sell it. crowded house iven, and the irded tho diffe The shows to be irty ap- fferent pictures presented can he procured,” and the same prices will prevail,10 cents for child ren under twelve, and 2') cents adults. Come and see the best Mon roe affords. Mrs. Denris Fhearin, Sr., a family de.sire through the columns Gazette to return their since thanks to their friends and neip*-bor.s for the sympathy and assiate''”^ ten dered them in their reetw lave ment. / _ J ceived Big Dividend Payer. It pays thing. Is article has been stuld for forty year Thousands have invested vnthout loss. The offer is to you. Therefore v/hen painting buy 12 gallons L. & M. PaintandG gallons Linseed Oil. Mix them together. The total coat $33, An equal quantity of a ready for use from the can Paint costs $42— the amount saved is $9.00. I t ’s : percent on any quantity. 6 Gall on Clarence S. Knight, Mon- A Widow's Are, Anyway. Glhba—Here's a table showing won an’a chances of marrying at varlou ages between twenty and forty. 0 course it grades down, DIbba -Rul blshl If a woman really wants a ma:. her chances are 100 In lOO at any ago. House Pians Important, The Caro of food In the honne and all other forms of household work art greatly facilitated by right planning and then the use of suitable matertak for tho construction and furnishing oi tho’ home. An adequate and convo nient water supply and other convo nlcnces are essential, not only foi comfort and for saving labor, but nlsc from tho standpoint of home hygiene League will be held Church at Harriman next Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock, instead of on the 21st as previously announced. The principal speaker will be Dr. Wallace MacMulIen of the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church of New York City. All arc wel come. Those going from Monroe who desire transportation are re- qaestod to notify C. C, Smith before noon on Tuesday. The Annual Convention of the Ep worth League of the Newburgh Dis trict will be held in the M, E.' Church of Hancock, N. Y ., on Tues- and Wednesday the 22nd and 23d Rev. J, J, Henry has been minted as the delegate from the chapter. It is expected that C. C, Smith, th attend. The Travel Social on Scotia which was to have been held home of Mrs. N. McMahon has been postponed for the present. Further announcement will be made later. appoit 8 expected t1 , tho president, will also Our First Newspaper. The first American newspaper was published in 1704 and to 1788 thero wore 78 published, 10 of which were conducted by women and 14 of •which were the firm champions of liberty and. equal rights. of Japan. It la brewed from rice, according to tho latest available a. n popular, however, and there ape 80 VI ^ era! largo brewerlea, the total annua' fStiild meets first and third Friday* output being over 7,000,000 gallons. I month in parish ro«n. G race C burch . I^ay School a t 10 A. M .; Mow- A. M. By all means got a fit. —Tho Foot-1 1 Services at Highland Mills—Kven- I ing Prayer and Sermon at 4 o’ekek. 'Try the Gaaettej H per yea*. m
