The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-07
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for the holiday trade. While think
for Christmas glance over his adver-
tisement in another column.
The newly elected officers of Loan
TAXA Council, r. A. O.. will be INSTALL
ed on the evening of Jan. Is. 1901.
A sale and auction was held in the
Church. on Wednesday evening. The
sum of money was Melted.
People who are puzzling their brains
over "what to get for Christmas
will receive some timely suggestions
by paying a visit to l. d. Lyon,
jeweler, at 3 McAplin Block. His
advertisement appears in another
column.
The Morristown Cleaning and Dye
ing Company. No. 81 Market street,
have a seasonable advertisement else
where in this issue of the Chronicle
Good work, none better, and the
prompt filling of orders is making
many friends for this concern.
A large dairy stable will shortly be
erected at Cedar Court, Normandie
Heights, which will be model OF up
to date equipment. The contract for
the carpenter work has been awarded
to Cregar & Trowbridge of Madison
and J d. Collins of this city, has
the contract for the mason work.
Fl. Netheim, tailor of this city.
who was arrested in Newark, last
week, charged with passing worth
less check has been released Netheim
will bring suit for SIS, 900 against his
accuser, David Kleine, Newark
merchant, for false imprisonment and
SANDER.
Augustus Naughton was arrested on
Wednesday evening on an old charge
of assault and battery on Thomas
Hogan which took place in December
last year. Naughton has been away
from the city since that time. He is
also wanted by the Madison police
who have several charges against him.
The superintendent of parlor meet
ings connected with the Woman S
Christian Temperance Union announ-
ces meeting to be held at the home of
Mrs W. f, Day, Friday, December
IA, at g. 80 p. m. Miss Nellie Sprat,
deaconess of Newark, will give Bible
talk. Subject: duty of Service as
members of Community.
Plans have been completed for a
number of improvements on the Bell
building at the corner of Park Place
and Bank street. The first floor will
be lowered to almost the level of the
sidewalk, and the stairway leading to
the offices will be widened The con-
tracts have not yet been given out.
Work will begin on March l.
A splendid advertisement for the
Morris County Electric Light Co., is
the Dutch windmill in the show win
dow of the company's office on Wash
ington street. The arms of the mill
which are operated by small motor,
and illuminated at night by 2SS red
and white miniature incandescent
lamps. When the mill "grinds, a
striking effect IS produced
The social club of Humane Engine
Company gave dance on Wednesday
night in Chronicle Hall which was
enjoyed by about fifty couples. Music
was furnished by Sharrette. The
committee whose efforts greatly added
to the success of the affair was COM
posed of George Douglass. John Karn,
James Bradley, William Wright and
Robert Mack.
The regular meeting for the election
of officers of Watnong Council, No. Is,
Loyal Additional Benefit Association
will be held next Tuesday evening,
when il is expected the Grand and
Supreme Officers will be present,
Among other matters submitted By
the Supreme Councillor which will be
discussed are, change Of name, ritual,
and the publication of an official pa
per for the order
The song recital. which will be
given by DR.. Carl Duff, in the Assoc,
citation Hall on Wednesday evening,
December l2th, will be novelty in
Morristown, and the assistance 81
| Professor Louis r. Curtis. one of the
finest OF accompanies, will make the
program doubly Interesting. Oscar
III Hawley, violincellist, will play
several numbers accompanied by j.
Fred Runyon Tickets have been
placed on sale at Il A, Trowbridge q
Co IS H. M, Smiths in this city, and
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