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T h e MONROE Q a z e t t e i I ■ ^ VOL: V. NO 38. MONKOE, ORANGE COUNTr, NEW YORK, FRIDAY. NOYEMBER 35,1912. ^ T h e W a tch T h a t cTWade the Dollar Fam o u s— Ingersoll. The Real Temperature and How to Know It. It’s an adiaritage to know the real temperature of satisfaction to know the Real temperature out of doors, the re.st is guess work. your room. It s A t h e r m o m e t b : Reliable House Thermometers, 2 e CHURCH AND SOCIEH NOTES. is the only guide, the re.st is guess ’ to 65c. CMNICAL THERMOMETER, 1 Minute. 75e. Cigars Don’t Guess-Use a Thermometer PRESBYTERIAN. held in the lecture room o byterian church on Friday evening, 1 C. S. Knight Company have Rnish- November 15th, the proceeds to be ed the plumbing and heating in the le benefit of the Sunday | fine residence of 15 Charleston Place. School. The admission will be 8i cents for adults and 25 cents ;s for adults children. 'ular monthly meetin) Everything r ig h t' in Price ^ G. R. PALEN, Mgr. Let us supply your Drug Store wants and right in Quality 3byterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Hei \‘Expert Shoe Eepairing.” In Work Shoes particularly—“Let your basis of economy be the year, not the pair.” , “ LION BRAND” Shoes for every day hard service, which have been proven here, are made by a firm^ pro ducing work shoes exclusively, and by close application to this one line, is in a position to turn out shoes which have the style to give satisfaction in looks the fit to give comfort in feel and the wear which guarantees your returning for another pair. Their determination to stick to the highest standard of quality (not only in manufacturing, but in the seleefion of raw materials) has compelled them day, November 15th, At a meeting of the Session of the esbyterian Church, Sunday morn ing, Zael Paddleford was appointed superintendent of the Sunday school and Seely B. Bull, assistant. Alex. Thompson and D. H. McElroy were (pointed as a committee to act in to actually produce a new leather; a new tannage, possessing all of the merits of “Oil Grain,” Chromie Water proof” and “Elk Skin,” without any of their faults and better in many This new leather is called “Hardy- Hide,” and we know it to be as near waterproof as leather can be made; it is soft and pliable, and though it will wear, it takes its own time about it. The prices range from ?2.00 to $4.()0 including both regular and high cuts. injunction with the pulpit commit tee elected by the congregation to hear and recommend candidates to the eongregation. On Sunday, Rev. W. A. Eiaenhart conducted services in the Presby terian Church for the last time as pastor. Mr. Eisenhart still has two leks coming to him a month given, eacn year, ai these weeks he will use in packii Our winter stock of “ Felts” and “ Arctics” have arrived. Doremus Block, - - - - Monroe, N. Y “ We Specialize on Children's Shoes d ’ SPECIAL Candy Sale Saturday, Nov. 15th, Only FINE MIXED CHOCOLATES, I9c PER POUND Our Regular IQc Candies are the Finest Obtain able at the price and are equal in quality to many of the higher priced ones. THANKSGIVING CARDS, ONE CENT EACH Frank W. Relyea, Lake Street, T H E ] E L . A . O E Monroe FIREMEN'S OPERA HOUSE Saturday, November 16 Vions Motion Pictures The Best that can be procured “ALWAYS A GREAT SHOW Prices lOo and 20o TOWN AND ViaNlTY NEWS. P. B. Brooks has leased office rooms ot C. T, Knight over the new e Pres-1 postotfice. Henry Mapes, Fri th, at 2.30 P. M. ing and heating in of F- L. Eoger reported a stective his vacation given, each year, vill use in packing up, and moving his household good to Binghamton, his new parish. Sun day, December 1, however, Mr. Eisenhart will conduct services in Monroe Church, at which time Holy Communion will be admin- red in the morning, and the puP declared vacant officially. Until ew pastor is called, the pulpit 1 be supplied by students fi iple of Raines were in town last week, securing evidence of alleged violations of the excise law. Orville Eiehenberg, one of the Superintendents of Schools of Orange County, has purchased a Ford run about, with which to make the rounds of his district. James Bull, South Monroe, is in stalling a hot water plant in his residence. Smith & Strebel Co. is doing the work', and also installing two hot air plants on the farm of Eben Richards a t Oxford Depot. On Friday evening of this week-, the Girl’s Athletic Association of the Monroe High School will enter tain their friends in the auditorium The proceeds will be on the cost of construction of the new tennis court. At a recent meeting of the Board if Directors of the Orapge & Rock- at a dance applied on Union The< supplied by s (ologicial Semi METHODIST EPISCOPAt,. The topics of the sermons in the [. E. Church next Sunday will be “ Jacob’s Ladder” in the morning and “ The Angel Preacher” in the evening. The ballad entertainment in the M. E. Church which was announced for next Tuesday evening has been postponed one week. The music at the M. E. Church Sunday will include the following: Morning Anthem, —‘ ‘ Arise, Shine!” —Quaker. Tenor and Bass Duet,—“ Forever With the Lord,” —Gounod. Evening Anthem,—“ Lead, Kfndly Light,” —Sullivan. Bass Solo,—“ The New Jerusalem” —Gilchrist Monroe’s new post ofRce building is fast approaching completion, and will be an ornament to the village. The cases and fixtures are now being placed in position, and the office will be moved in a few days. Two cases of boxes have not arrived, which is delaying opening somewhat. At a special meeting of the Mon roe Rod and Gun Club, held Tuesday evening, Nov. 12, i t was decided to shoots on the following dat< 28; Thursday, Dee. 19; Dec. 25; Wednesday, Jan- 1; W nesday, Feb. 32; Saturday, Feb. Particulars may be ascertained addressing the Secretary, F .N. R< The choir will give cert in the church on Tuesday ballad con ing, Nov. 26 a t popular prh G race Cmincii. Sunday School at 10 A. M .; Morn ing Prayer a t 11 A. M. Guild meets first and third Fridays of each month in parish room. Services a t Highland Mills—Even ing Prayer and Sermon at 4 o'clock. A little daughter arrived on Tues day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nagle on Quaker Hill. inger of purchas who recently pu commence improvements The most noticeable is CHy, Delaney property in Monroe village, has commenced making a number of irovements about the vi^mid ov. 1, 1912, was i quarterly alf per cent of one outstanding stock of record 3 declared, payable NEW YORK’S UND SHOW. New York's Second Annual Land Show, will commence in the 71st. regiment^Armory, New York, Nov, IBth, and last until Dec. 2nd. This is the greatest show of the kind ever held. I t ’s purpose educational and not commercial, governing and advisory board mposed of many prominent m eluding the governors of nearly e states. There wilj be exhibits om Alaska to Porto Rico, Many valuable prizes and trophies will be given, as for instance, a $100 silver cup for the best dozen white eggs produced in the United States and exhibited at the exposi- The management have 20,000 school teachers'' fr York to attend this show. It is also anxious that and those interested in any branch of ire or horticulture shall avail offered admission to all grangers and members of their fam ilies which can be obtained through the master of local granges. The laily average attendance at last rear's show was over 26,000. The master of the local grangi . leased to hear fron persons di agriculture or horticul themselves of the benefits great exposition, and free tickets of here will be pleased to hear j lesiring free tickets. The Independent Five will open eir basket ball season on Thursday night, Nov. 21st, when they will line up against the strong\A rtillery -. 12, n the . 25; Industrial Corporation have been awarded the concrete work retaining walls, walks, approaches, etc,, which was let separate from the main building, for which also have the contract. The cost will reach about $15,000. The Leap Year Dance of the Girls of the Younger Set is scheduled they entire I number property. .6 addition of 3 a large dining room. I Tench has the contract. I A delegation of the members of Hawthorne Chapter, 0. E. S., will I go to Goshen on Tue.sday evening I pay a fraternal visit to Ajair •Chapter. The Star degree will jeonfered, and ‘Vorthy Patron Seely ■ I Bull of the Monroe Chapter will as- W e d n e s d a y , N o v . ™ COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM .SffiUS ....... ............. ....... before Police Justice Carpenter on I Wednesday evening, charged with • petit larceny- It appeared that the ‘ i company had been missing tools of late, and had also received com- ^ plaints from customers after their - Imen had been on a plumbing job etc., had been imina] •nding lighland Mills Jus- I quite a number. _________ ____ ________ n 1 ^ FORDS HERE ! Immediate Delivery at Reduced Prices. Equipped wkk Electric Headlights. T o u r in g Cars, $600.00. Runabouts, $525.00. F. 0 . B . D E T R O IT :: :: R. W. SMITH MONROE I that canned goods, ; missed. The company beg! investigation, and finally obtained a search warrant, with the result that considerable of the missing property was found in Lesasack's room. Ow- ill health of the ing to the i him off with a sentence. six months suspended Try “ Takoma Biscuit,” 5c Z. Paddleford & Son. SPECIAL—Wednesday, Nov. will be Red Letter Day at fovi store. Everyone coming to the store ig Stamps “PATERSON 748 jr.h-.trcn , „ , _ , ' of S. & H. Green Continue to telephone as above or call at my Paterson ottice ^ pjjgE. for up-to-date information as to automobile routes and road con-' ditions in any part of the country. Also for best lines of Life, Accident and Automobile Insurance. JAM E S M ADDEN, Insurance Specialist NEW YORK ADDRESS: 20 VESEY STREET [Monr 27, sonville, Basket Ball. vV'**of*^West Point. playing several n neeting all the fast aggrega- long the Hudson river from to New York and have held This team has tionally fast ball for aev< past meet! t ons alonj Albany to their own. With practically same team and after having ph _ several games so far this season, the ‘ people of Monroe may expect a good, fast, opening game. Our boys will hold another, practice this week and put on the finishing touches which they claim will enable them to show class with the classiest. Everybody come out and see the Independents begin their climb for championship honors. Suits as described some time ago arrived today, (Thursday) and show some artistic designing and excellent workmanship. PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST W. H. Bull is attending Court a t Goshen as a trial jutor. Otis Medland is able to he out of doors, after a slight attadk of diphtheria. Irving Talmadge spent a couple of days the first of the- week in New York City. Miss Elizabeth Bryan of Cheater, is a guest of Mr, and Mrs. L. R, Carpenter, Supervisor Elwood 0. Smith at- nded the meeting of the County Board of Canvassers in Goshen on Tuesday. ibert Bouton and Harold Booth n Friday of last week for Jack- •tida, on the steamer Chas, W. Reed who has been leriously ill at Rigdewood, N. J,, Is now out of danger and able to be about again. Miss Amy Board of Chester, ie again working at the Newbury foundry'as bookkeeper a fter a slight touch of diphtheria, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hayes and daughter, Elizabeth, were guests of ■'r. and Mrs. W. C. >ahen, on Sunday. Mrs. Louis Schuster was tsken suddenly ill on Monday of this week, but is improving under the care of Dr. Davis of Chester. Sixteen cases of smallpox have been reported at Hancock and Cad- oisa, on the 0, & W. The village schools have been closed. The Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shearin, have returned from their honeymoon, and are now “ a t home” to their many friends a t their Mombasha Lake resider F, B. Brooks, for severs' yean the efficient assistant postmaster ii winter season of weekly dances of the Monroe Brass Band, commence in the Monroe Opera House on Saturday evening. jsic by Tannery. ■Hghwi y ^ Department ange County, ted are Edward The State is laid off all iways in Oral y, those affeoti and George Hall, Monroe,andj' lonklin.Highland Mills. They\ drawing $3 each per day. We understand the legal questions rising over whether the county State shall pay the cost of bridges trunk State Roads has been de cided against the county, in Orange, and now the bridge on the Monroe- Chester road will be commenced. There was some talk at one time that the town of Monroe Wednesday evening, November 27 at the Monroe Opera House, and evening is looked forward to se girls know how to do things the entertainment line, and the Leap Year Dance given by them in Feb ruary was a wondt Music will be furnished by Tannery, There were only four crimin: cases, all of which were petty demeanors, tried in the Tow Monroe, outside the corporatl lits, in the ten months endi Nov. 1. Fines collected amoui $30, and the total court and coi stable's costs were but $22. Pretf good showing for a town the size t Monroe. In Central Valley, Justice Gilderaleeve reported 37 cases the year, and in I tice Fitch also had qi Samuel G. Bush has sold his fine farm of 120 acres in South Monroe to Henry Tilford, one of the promi nent members of the Tuxedo Park Association. The consideration is said on the streets to be in excess of $20,000. Mr. Tilford will take possession early in December, What he will do with the farm has been learned, but i t may be used a supply for his city and suburban idences. Mr. Bush will remain the farm during the wint his future plans have not be termined. The New York Herald notes that ercy W. Barton of Monroe, eo. A. Coleman, of Poughkeepsie, re making an effort to revive, the old Mohawk and Hudson River Cii cuit 'of trotting meetings which ws wrecked by the professional booi makers a decade ago. With Mon „ . , . . Chester, Goshen, Middletown, Gregory’s court on Saturday,betwee ibly Newburgh, members of James Heffron, plaintiff and Chari. that includes also V. Lenz of Central Valley, defei inty woul 3 bridge on the Stat ill’s lumber yard, irned that when this piece was built last year the estiimste concrete work on the entire road was sufficiently large to provide building the bridges within priation. t we have :e of road l for Iges within the ap iriatlon, and this was done and been paid for out of this appro- Having sold his farm, Samuel G. Bush will offer for sale at auction, by D. P. Mack, auctioneer, on the premises, situated one mile sm Monroe, on Wednesday, Nov, commencing at 10 A. M. shar] head of high grade cattle, one mares, wagons, 75 tons timothy hay, Stevenzon |n m m s i poi.'i Orange! Cooitf^ Stock Atoodiitlett Armoty fa M i^< The exhibit in pwfvton* the OODB^y 'I On Tuwduy, L« m eentative «f the I Agriculture of Ot* gave an fatereeti^J ing the Poultry ¥m the Chickeaa/' 1 ittended by aheirt „ ireedera of the oo«»^„ .i ed very iretewsetlag; • day, the judging o f meneed, F.H. D.avegfef Pairflelcli Have% R. L Monroe p e o lbf represented, and faM rell in the atrsmte. irixe winners from t M W. H. B u ll « 8on*~-1 mouth Rodet, e ^ , 2d; pullet* 8d; oW f«u, pen, l i t ; yomag i prise for beet d^pH^ Rocks, White Caimi r 1st; polish M, » Turkeys,irkeys, oldd ol tent, M i l and the Monroe office has resigned, will, now devote his entire attention to real estate and insurance. The marriage of Miss Louiae Kunr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kunz of Mombasha Lake, and George K. Smith, foreman in Frank Rogers’ Livery, is announced for ednesday, Oct. 20, a t the Presby- rian Manse, Monroe. Mrs. E. A. Ball gave a luncheon at her home on Maple Avem Saturday afternoon, to a numl the young friends of her daughter Mias Ethel M. The table wae taate- fully decorated with whiteeamatloiia and place cards announced the en- 'ement of Mias Ethel M. Ball to ith of Monroe. Fa vors to the guests were blue satin boxes of bon bons. Those present the Misses Edna McCord, Flo- Mittnacht, Pauline Riegelntl tom, 1st, and spedaKprW male turk^ in shlw. Charles Rheinharb—1 louth Rodrs, seek, i youi^ pen, 1st. S. B. Heaton—Ros* Island Reds, eoekarsl, M ; sian, iweepetake, all f f ' Bruce K. Paih\ sweepstake, all pr Zael Paddleferd-Whlhi I Rocks, hen, IN. Frank R, Tayfar—Bwff I ton, cook, 1st; km, lsfe| t 8d, pulleL Sd. > Mmwet n H S M t ; Under the direetM o# Department of B e s M , White of the Rdaeatiw T will m Thursday avmlm deliver a lecture m ti« i Oral Hygi«n%g^ » the mouth and teafa he health. The lecMW ia I line of higher aduMtI. sdw lthlM sBtoi __ Isalon fee. All a ____ Repmria earda der Cha J rence Mittnacht, Pauline Riegelnth, Lucy B. Cocks, Laura McGimpsey of gagement of Miss ! Clarence W. Smith to the guesta Ina McCor 'auline Rb Laura McGimpsey of Monroe; Mrs. Floyd C, Ball, Brook lyn, and Mrs. G. Wendell Bush, Harrimail. Miss Bessie, only daughter of Mr. d Mrs^ Ellsworth Merritt, was operated upon for appendicitis in Thrall Hospital on Tuesday. About a year ago, Miss M erritt suffered similar attack, but this gave way icdical treatment. On Monday wlH be f i v « ^ J Taadunw vriH tion of the “ Merry ' Middletown on Monday Vion's Motion Pietotmi km * great ahow for tonight, Gillette Hall. Don’t f®T| tra muale. J, B. Conklin will have nkmg* | :tie Harriman Bowling AUtgm M Hllette Hal! durjng tna Xr. Myer. Prizes this meaRk 1 •week she was again attacked, and this time her physician advised an operation. She therefore taken to Middletown and operation performed on Tuesday by Dr. Stevens of the hospital staff, sisted by Dr, Rulison of Mom Her condition today is encouraging, and i t is believed Miss Bessie will be able to return h,.me in a few ling, Not, SO. C ^ •!* : I le will be served frM. land guesta will pay ) arse of their atod(ls% 7 tons corn on ear, and many articles. Lunch at noon. If si sale will be held next day. large posters. An action was tried in Justice (tween local circuit ougbkeepsie ivival of harn 3 promif other piaci racing for sport's the' ban irness racing for spe sake is promised that ought to sure for the meetings the ] the harness racers- With the bane- ) 0 ol-se!lers banished and racing its merits and not adjunct to proposition, the sport proi rival baseball in popularity because of popular .confidence in its fairness. onducte thing gambling Guaranteed hot water bottles $1.17, Rogers Drug Store. 37t2 Thanksgiving Post Cards the best ever, 3c each at Relyea’s. 2t It is not a day too soon to sit for Christmas photos. Doremus, All watch and clock repairing guaranteed one year, at Rogers Jewelry Department. 37t2 Hydrot Cakes a t Z. Paddleford & You need no rubbers if you wear “ Lion Brand” Shoes—The Footwear lanksgiving Post Cards the heat , Icc each at Relyea’s. ever, I e t Relyea' dant. Heffron chauffeur by defendant contract, and the justice discharged without a rea on Oct. 22, and was entitled to p ly ;he balance of the mon $22 and costs. Elwood C. plaintiff; J. Wallace Bush for ilefen- t. On Wednesday, defendant otice that he had i engaged ti a monthly mable cause Joshua Valentine, Jr., who plead ed guilty to an indictment of rape in the second degree, the first of the week, was brought into court today, and changed his plea to guilty of asault in the third degree. He was sentenced to four months in the county jail. The Natural Trend. ‘T know of one place which should b© a paradise for real estate men. the ground rents show such activity.” “Where is that?” “In the oarthquako rcfirlon.”' Why ConHdence Will Be Yours. This is the proposition. Buy 3 gallons of Linseed Oil with every 4 gallons of L. & M, Paint and mix the Oil with the Paint. If the Paint thus made costs more than $1.6f) per :allon—if the Point as you use i t is lot perfectly satisfactory- turn whatever you have not used and back all you have paid for the key; second, pair o f ------------ y A “ Sock Social’’ will b* the. H. £ . Ghacrh Hail day evening, Nov, SI coffee w ill be served fras. that would bust the editor. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. M jm daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr*, lette, start thia wsdc for Smyrna, Fla., to sp«ad the t Mrs. William Rake was to Big Town on Thursday. * Mrs. T. B. Earle is v i i i t i ^ , tives and friends in PstM«M» SHb# Rutherford this week. About SO of the frttads «f l l t r Mrs. Woolsey Babeoek social g athering a t their hmm ivenii%.v< Music tm -■ esday e as furnii fiddle and Southfields, pianist. Ished by Wools i Hiss S a n k BakcMwk «t served Eppstei 3 attorneys to prose ) the County Court. retained Rosenberg of N. Y. City, appeal Thanksgiving Post Cards the beat ever, Ic each at Relyea’s, Sunshine Butter Thins at Z. Pad dleford & Son. Thia is the month to have those photographs taken for Christmashristraas Bents, Doremus, Mom pre- 3 is ready for get back all you have paid f whole of it and besides the you have paid to the painte other Paint compares with L in quality anddurability. The pric is right the proposition is righi You will be right in using i t when ever you want Paint. 3 Call on Clarence S. Knight, Mon- The shouts and serszms of ter coming, from Firzmsaj** House on Baturday evening toi provoked by “ The Country > luced In connectioa wUk Vloii‘'i Pictures. To say it lit and was very izugitohls ! ildly. lutting i t You cannot afford to miss m k >w ideas to performance of Vion’s Motioai 1 has several “ public, and 8 thia season, as the n “ Lion Brand” Shoes wear, they take their own time about The Footwear Shop. You may smolo be sure you like i suited at Rogers Drug what you like, but what you smoke, be Drug Store. 37t2 public, and as they, are. for purposes only, theV will m i ah be previously announced, as fMi spoil the funny effects. Good programa wilt hs on Saturday evenii^. Net. Wedneaday evenit^, New, the regular prices of Id smi.-lfri i i will prevail. The new stairway at Opera House vrill he « tew deys and will tM safety and «®v« attending perfw 1>f tlM Gaaeito; t r f
