The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1889-01-12

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by the Legislature.
We acknowledge the receipt of caien-
dars, beautiful and otherwise, but too nu-
merous to mention in detail Advertising
space in the CHRONICLE is for sale And,
besides, we don't need SO many calendars.
The decolette style of dress is being
pretty thoroughly discussed by the press
of the country. Opinions on the subject
differ, yet the decolette always did and
probably always will command considers
able attention.
The officers of Loantaka Council No.
93S, Royal Arcanum, of Morristown, will
be installed on Tuesday evening, tie 18th
inst, by Supreme Representative, F. j.
Griffith, The assistants uperinicnde Of the
D., L. & w. Railroad.
Court street has lost two venerable resi-
dents this week Alfred Pruden, well
known and highly esteemed citizen, died
on Tuesday, aged 81 years. Mrs. A. B.
Taylor, for many years well and favorably
known, died on Wednesday, aged IS.
Director VIM E. King was considerably
discouraged and broken up few days ago
in a contest with rocks and stones, among
which he had fallen distance of twelve
feet from ladder. A sprained arm and
numerous bruises was the result not ser
ious enough to contine him to the house
A meeting will be held in the Common
Council rooms, in the Farrelly building,
on Monday evening next at O'Clock, to
organize society for the furnishing of free
medical attendance and supplies TO the
rthy poor of Morristown. All persons
interested in the object are invited to be
present This is most worthy object and
should receive the support of all citizens
The advertisement on another page is
signed by prominent citizens.
The Woman's Employment Society con-
tinues lis Friday afternoon sales at lis
rooms in the new building of the Y. NJ. G..
A. on South street. The managers call
attention TO their speciality of service able
unb'cached Undertaking which they OF
fer Eelow cost, as well as finer garments.
variety of aprons for women and chill
dren, etc. Orders for plain sewing are Sc
cured and satisfactorily executed. Sales
at three o'clock every Friday afternoon.
The special revival services at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church arc steadily in
creasing in interest Already The lecture
room, where the prayer meetings are held
usually, is too small for the large attend
ance, and the meetings, which the pastor
DR.. B own, has announced will be contin'
ued through next week, will be held in the
commodious and beautiful Sunday Schoo
room. Should the attendance continue t.
increase as during this week. it will be ne
cessary to go into the main audience room
Messrs. Roy & Burns have purchased
the G. 81. Dalrymple drug business Oh
Washington street. and are already install
ed as the new firm at the old stand. The,
have each been connected with the hous
for some time, and are well known as en-
terprising young men and capable and con
scientious druggists and chemists In thu
starting out in business con their on &C
scount, they enjoy The rare prestige of
name and house second to none in Morris
town, and they will no doubt attain th
success which they deserve. Read thei
announcement on another page.
An incipieut fire was discovered il
Louauslein's livery stable early on Wed
nesday evening. some of The beams havin
caught FIRE from the electric light wire
strung underneath. A few members Q
n ashington Engine Company speedily ha
a plug stream On and the FIRE out, withou
the general alarm being sounded.
Tie atmospheric conditions, or som
other conditions not just what they Shout
be, rather stirred things up in electri
light circles that same evening, as lher
were several little exhibitions of electEi
eccentricity witnessed about town.