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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

5

Rahway Campaign Meeting Features Barbour Ackerman Speech

In Rahway an all party audience heard Connecticut's Hon. Joseph L. Barbour and Senator Ernest R. Ackerman discuss campaign issues. The gathering, chaired by William A. Wright and welcomed by Mayor Gore-Kelly, covered civil service reform and other legislative actions, with remarks on efficiency and representation.

Rahway Oct. T Eltisase Iow Joseph L. Barbour Connecticut Ernest R Ackeman C. B. Holmes Peter Tiles Wotan 3. Wright Key Tub Gore- Kelly J. B. Rollingon Willian A. Wright Whs H. E. Gore- Kelly Beliere A le Fesson Seumter Ackerman Eo Yan Jin Loking Ely Atkerman Cr. Hatier Pond Barbour Fairman Sals Bry Ian

Scott and Bowne Emulsion Ad Amid New York Markets

An OCR read shows Scott & Bowne advertising Scott's Emulsion at 400 Pairtrast, New York, with unclear surrounding text. The readable fragment references a promotional entry or display of the product in a 400 parcel context and mentions the firm in the city.

Werte Scott & Bowme New York

Fragmented political text hints at tariffs and leases

The passage references bankers bearing leases, a free trader, and a figure named Wikendorman in relation to the Wikendorman bill. It suggests a policy shift toward free houses on first corners, a state of office, and Republican protection. It also mentions tariff timing and Republicans Cont and Fire Corps in a tumultuous scene with piano accompaniment.

Bryan Aa Wikendorman White Offire Ini Fire Corps

Rant Publican Club Attends Mass Meeting in Elizabeth

The Rant Publican Club will attend the Repsbilorn mass meeting at Elizabeth tonight. A pumpkin feast will be an attraction and old will be hard tomorrow evening at Picton Chapel, the ad notes.

Elizabeth

Doctors Hear Lecture At Wentfield Medical Meeting

Wentfield Medical Society held its annual meeting at Dr. Fred A. Kinch’s Broad street home with 25 doctors from Newark Rahway Plainfield Elizabeth Summit New York Fanwood and Cranford. Dr. Robert A. Mackey Dawbars of New York delivered an instructive talk on bone surgery. Officers were elected: President Dr. G S Laird Vice President Dr WR Secretary and Treasurer G Savaye. A banquet followed. Next gathering set for Tuesday evening November 4 at Dr. W R Tubbs’s Central avenue residence.

Wentfield Wentfield Medical Society Fred A. Kinch Newark Rahway Plainfield Elizabeth Summit New York Fanwood Cranford Rebert A. Mackey Dawbars New Or Soelety Laird Tlot den WR Me G. Savaye W. R. ‘Tubbs Centalavepua

Town Happenings and Local Notes Across Broad Street

Broad street work continues with brick paving and a located fire hydrant near the post office. Voters will decide November if a town hall can be erected and land purchased. Several residents return or visit, including the Albright family and Howe family, while high school football opens its season. Local movements include a thief incident and residents resuming their regular homes in town.

Broad Street WeetSeld The Mason Baker Potarn W. A. Albright South Amboy H. Smith North Avenue L. M. Howe Tana Aa New York

Garwood notes and local council actions in Goshen

Mrs John J Krausia of Goshen reports sisterly progress and a ratification meeting set for tomorrow at the old schoolhouse Centre street under the Goodfellow Rotary Roosevelt club. A new combination tobacco ice cream store with clubrooms is planned on North avenue. The Bower Committee says sewer work linked to prems will be inspected and not charged. Herbert D Meeker at the Signal Company area. Stejnlimath rents Savant Voi and new sewer work looms with two big booms.

John J. Krausia Goshen Centre Street Fant Wolfars Roosevelt Page

Township Committee Hears Routine Regular Session

Cranford Oct The Township Committee met last evening and approved routine items. Centennial avenue sidewalk expansion from Lincoln avenue to the river was approved by Lehigh Park Realty. Central Railroad to remove curbstones in freight yard approved for charges. Orange and Willow sewers started by Grippo and rebuilt by town accepted. balance due to contractor, attorney to negotiate. Street lights ordered for Woodlawn Washington and Johnson avenues. Engineer to notify Park to begin road repairs within five days. Garwood’s W B Conover granted a license. clerk reported 800 license fee due, licensee filings totaled 14.50. Five year light contract to be published for execution. Sidewalk sections ordered on North Orange Lincoln Orchard and Sylvia places. clerk to notify property owners to lay walks per ordinance.

Cranford Lehigh Park Realty Company Centennial Avenue Lincoln Avenue Central Railroad Company Orange and Willow Avenue Grippo Atorney Austin Woodlawn Avenue Washington Johnson Avenue Bauer Park W. B. Conover Garwood Clark North Avenue Orange Avenue Linecol Avenue Orchard Street Sylvania Place

Local Meetings and Visits Mentioned in Brief

Brief item notes W. T. Carothers and family returning from a two week visit and cites upcoming meetings. The Intance Hall hosts a regular meeting of the Daughters of Liberty Council and other groups. T. A. announces a 10 o'clock morning meeting at Frederick P. Davis residence. Crawford Poultry Association plans a Tuesday evening meeting at secretary A. J. Grube’s home.

W. T. Carothers Con“intent Council Daught Libertinnity Council Daughters O Emaing Intance Hall T. A Frederick P. Davis Fines Pregran Crawford Poultry Association A. J. Grube

Saybrook Residents and Visitors Note Community Happenings

Saybrook residents and visitors are listed in a local roundup. Mrs Joseph Woodruf, formerly of Conant street, now Ocean Grove, visited friends in Salem with daughter Mrs Bergfels and granddaughter Miss Fannie W Bergfels. Charles J Woodruff of Conant street won a prize at the American Institute of the City of New York for a draping idea exhibited there. The Chapmans of Long Avenue Saybrook and their three children planned a Philadelphia visit. Judge John C Pohlman and family from Conant street were seen with Mr and Mrs McAdams of Newark. Mrs George Devlin of Elizabeth attended prayers and benediction at the Catholic Church in Saybrook. Mrs O M Wood of Nyack will visit the fall term with sister Mrs Wilton D Wood on Conputation, and Robert Melville of Salem road started training with Mr Doll the butcher. Mr and Mrs Heckman of Woodruff Avenue Saybrook will move to Elisabeth this week.

Joseph Woodruf Conant Street Ocean Grove Salem Bergfels Mies Fannie W. Bergfels Charles J. Woodruff American Institute of the City of Ruth Maman William A. Chapman Philadelphia John C. Pohlman Conant Atreety Die McAdams Newark George ‘T. Devlin Rliizabeth Iregreterdey Saypeor Mra. Heckman Woodruff Afenten Saybrook Elisabeth

Lyons Farms Visitors Plan Weeklong Trip

Mr and Mrs Isaac Wil Williamacn avenue plan a week away from Deertown. Mr and Mrs William J Worsley of Custer avenue and Mrs Charles Pope traveled toward Sag mutomobile. Duncan pinatyre Sr of Elizabeth avenue and Cornelian Chamberlin left a week ago for a visit to Wappingers Palle New York.

Issac Williamacn Avenue Deertown William J. Worsley Custer Avenue Charles Pope Duncan Pinatyre, Sr Elizabeth Avenue Cornelian Chamberlin Wappingers Palle N.Y

Worthy of Confidence in Elizabeth Offers Cure Scheme

A dubious medical pitch touts a so called scientific discovery to cure constipation. The ad promises guaranteed results and implies a personal, trusted approach. It warns of unspecified costs and pressures readers to act quickly.

Elizabeth

Vinol Marketed as Universal Health Tonic by Doctors

An old advertorial claims Vinol is the most valuable cod liver oil preparation for coughs bronchial troubles indigestion and general strength. It features endorsements from doctors and a pharmacy, touting Vinol as beneficial for the aged and for children, with a money back guarantee.

Ennis Seiai Oliver & Drake Co Druggiata

Local Notes From Dutchess County Fair and Area

The report covers a visit to the Dutchess County Necultural Fair, progress on the new Baptist Church at Elizabeth and Lyons avenues with a November completion target. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Stanley Deering and daughter Gretchen in Washington, Titman selling Hillside avenue homes to move to Westfield, Mrs James Anderson visiting Morris County, and Mr and Mrs Frank Ti Williams spending a few weeks in Bernardeville.

Dutchess County New Baptist Elizabeth Lyons Avenuties Stanley Deering Gretchen Ing Hawthorne Avenue Washington Titman Hillside Avenue Westfeld James Anderson Morris County Frank Ti. Williams Bet Street Bernardeville

Injunction granted in Halsey estate dispute case

In Newark on Monday Vice Chancellor Howell granted a permanent injunction restraining Miss Rena Halsey from selling goods or drawing funds from the Westfield Trust Company as part of the Henrietta A. Hulsey estate. The brothers dispute the roughly 650,000 estate tied to Lewin H. Halsey, founder of Old Blouth, with legal action pending in the Orphans Court for settlement. The case also involves property in New York and postponed proceedings at Westfield.

Lovie H. Baltes E. B. Collins Westfield Min Maley Collins Collins Think Attersicn But Was Adjourned For Ong Week Lewin H. Haleey Mra Hal Acy Lewis.h. Halsey

Roosevelt News and Local Happenings Echo Borough Parade

A Democratic parade is planned in the borough tomorrow evening followed by a gathering at Kish's Hell. The Hon. ly and Hon. George &, Biberill, county figures, will speak along with other local officials. The infantine of the Rey and Mr Young died yesterday. A steamer tenant: arrived at the United States morale station. Brown returned from two weeks in Emore ma with friends in Boston.

Kish Hell Hon George &, Biberill Spak Rey Young Kits Renteree United States Allen Mas As. Brown Emore Robert Drapgr Road Boston

Roselle Visit Plans Amid Court Order Details

Bagme Hil of heetoet street departs for several days to visit friends Jim PI Order of Court Bawelle Independent Foresters will wait this evening for a Testertaiswent commit ang convert, to occur in the Hi Behool suditectum on October 30, committee

Bagme Hil Heetoet Order of Court Bawelle

Roselle Park Council Reviews Sewage Projects and Finance

Roselle Park officials debated sewer capacity and bonding plans with Attorney O Connor, discussing Aldene, Parker and Elizabeth sewer outlets, trunk line costs, and potential elections to authorize bonds. The Finance Committee was asked to proceed, with engineers and officials to confer on costs while expanding capacity to meet growth. A moving picture license was granted and school sidewalk funding was referred for further action.

Roselle Publi Rower Banda Bida O'Connor Eeker Newar Elisabeth Elizabeth Higgins Attorney O'Connor Luster Spruce Street Welles Aldean Allene Gordon Ebert Fairlas Aldene Welled Fairfax Fred Hoake Tuthill's Hall Board of Health Locust Avanue Colfax Avenue

First Payment Ordered On School Building Work

Roselle Park Board of Education approved payment to W. D. Lewin Company for the new school building and to the architect for monrut. The board accepted Capt. Atkine's offer to supply Lincoln speech copies for each school. Supervising Principal Dayg reported several cases of traaneys. The issue referred to the Teachers' Committee for legal steps.

Roselle Park Get Board of Education W. D. Lewin Company Capt. Atkine Lincoln Gett Dayg

Great Fall Sale Bargains Ahead on Women's and Men's Wear

A Forties era sale advertisement lists deep discounts on women’s raincoats coats and outerwear as well as men’s dress shirts hats and accessories. The ad highlights reduced prices on items including mac coats trimmings laces and children's wear with savings across many clothing categories. The flyer emphasizes Friday bargain day with broad selections and multiple price points.

Briatas Planeta Aueally Alto Iria Cts Oecal

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