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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
N. C. TOMS NAMED
FOR SURROGATE
Republican Endorsed Ticket
Wins at Primary Election

The candidates endorsed by the re-
publican county convention were
nominated at the primary Tuesday
with the exception of Edward T.
Frenz. of Madison. who was beaten
by Augustus Munson for freeholder
Nathaniel G. Toms swept the deck
for surrogate. His total vote was
1883 Anderson M. Guerin, 553
George Shaw, GA; Guido G. Hineh-
man, 202.
Judge Runyon received the majority
in the county for the congressional
nomination. His vote totaled l,il4;
Edward j. Cahill, 665; Park, $50.
For Assembly w. Reginald BAKER
polled 1852 and Harry Mutchler q
8l1. They had no opposition.
Fred c. Reeves won out in The fight
for the coroner nomination. His vote
was 1868; Angelo ]. A. Benneil,
426; George Kitchens. 469; Northey,
293; Richards, 1896.
For freeholder for three years, Har-
vey l.. Mills and Augustus Mnnson
were nominated Mr.. Mills received
1,763 votes, Mr.. Munson, $50; Charles
H. Leonard. Lab; Edward F. Fcenz,
1,12f.
For freeholder for two years those
named were Calhoun Orr with 1851
votes and John c. Welsh with a
vote of 1,487 Robert f. jenkins
polled 1881 and j. Boyd Headley
1894.
George Estler ran away from his
opponent, Adolph Baxtrom, for the
one year nomination, receiving 2,144
votes while Baxtrom polled S39.
Ef,ts MI ha hnt
the vote was as follows
For assembly-James J. Lyons, l.
267; Edward J. Neighbour, LAOS;
Albert Bum, SS1; Joseph J. Mooney,
542; Wolfe, COS.
For urrogate-Augustus BARLEY,
S99; John ]. Gill, S72; Leonard FL
liott, 694.
For coroner-Lawrence Welsh, 900;
Surnberger, 202; Cox, 1884; Seybolt,
4S9
Freeholder three years.. X. Cook,
1902; Michael P. Norris, SOC: Fan
cher, 766; Cunningham, 1,001; Hill,
607.
Freeholder two. years-John p.
Lyons, 1913; Christopher Kelly, jr.,
S59; John M. Hoffman, 500; Denman,
5S6; Coleman, 724; LOCKER, 444 !;
Tharp, Obj.
Freeholder one year--William Dee,
907; Martin A. Madden, SS3; LeMel
Pierson, ASS.
J. Fred Runyon was nominated for
mayor by the republicans without op-
position. Mayor Arthur S. Pierson
was beaten for denomination on the
democratic ticket by John ]. Todd
by a majority of 159.
The figures on the mayoralty vote
apa ac ff1lowc,- 5s4ts N
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
MAPLE AVENUE
SCHOOL CROWDED
Though There arc SsgenIy-faur
Outsiders in HsIigh School.

Superintendent Wiley told the board
& of education Friday night OF crowded
conditions in the Maple avenue school
building and reported that there are
seyenty-four children in the high
school from outside OF MoTistown
and who are paying for their tuition.
To remedy conditions he suggested
that a cloak room in the new addi-
tion, provided with ample window
lighting, be used as a typewriting
room or else that two of the seventh
grade classes be put upon half time
and one of the rooms on the second
floor used for high school purposes.
There is a total enrollmentN of 299
in the high school, including the
seventy-four who do not belong in
Morristown. In the lower grades of
the Maple avenue building are 619
pupils. At the Speedwell avenue
building are 381 scholars, Liberty
street 140 and Mills street 156.
The outside high school pupils are
distributed as follows Morris town
ship, thirty; Mendham township,
eighteen; Hanover, nineteen; Passaic,
six; Mendham borough, one. There
are fifteen outsiders in the grammar
grades for whom tuition is paid, all
OF whom are from Morris township
WAT exceptions.
- On recommendation of the teachers
committee night school was author
lied to start November 1st and con-
tinue for four months. Irwin B..
Somerville, of the high school, was
made principal Registration for the
night school must be made before Oc-
tober 18th in order that the teachers
committee may learn definitely how
many teachers are required and to
engage them.
Miss Viola Schnarendorf, girls in
structor at the public playground,
was engaged at a weekly salary of
sic to teach gymnastics and calisthen
les during the winter months She
will visit each room once or twice a
week and give the pupils ten minutes
of physical training.
The building committee reported
that the heating apparatus for the
Maple avenue building would be ready
within few days. The committee
was authorized to secure bids and
let contract for the construction OF
wood and glass partitions around the
spaces at either side of the chapel
platform. These rooms are to be
used for recitations. The supply
committee was authorized to purchase
a secondhand piano costing not more
than $3.50 for use in the kindergarten
room and also six new desks for
teachers and new Smith-Premier
typewriter.
The finance committee recommends
ed that the president and clerk be
authorized to execute a note for $lO,-
900 to meet building payments If
needed ard the board rave concur
renee. Custodian Rutan reported dis
bursements of $17,662.50, much of
which was for payments on the build
ing alterations, and balance of $780,
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
COLUMBUS DAY PLANS.
Parade and Athletic Events Arranged
by Sons of Italy Lodge.

Arrangements for the celebration
of Columbus day by Semper Avanti
lodge, No. 100, Sons of Italy, of this
town, are being perfected. At one
thirty there will be a parade the par
ticipants being the local lodge of Sons
of Italy with the Morristown band,
Duke of Abruzzi lodge OF Dover with
the Dover band and the italian Work
ingmen's Mutual Benefit society OF
Bernardsville with the Stirling band.
Following the parade will be an ath-
letic meet on Park place under the
supervision of Byron G. Sherman,
physical director of the Young Mems
Christian association and will include
foot races. the climbing OF CREASED
pole and an exhibition of boxing.
The committee of arrangements in
cludes Dominick Monaco, Louis Mari
naro, Alphonso Tocco, Dominick Cos
tenzo. Tony Maggie. Edward Cattano
and John Ferraro
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
ITALIAN KILLED IN TRENCH.
Giovanni montanari struck ~ CID

Giovanni Montanari Struck hy ciod
While Al Wcfk A. gcaesas.
Giovanni Montanari. a laborer in the
employ of the Normandy Heights
Water Co., was Instantly killed this
morning while at work in. trench
on Kitchell avenue. A gang OF men
were laying water nains along the
street Montanari was bending over
at work in the trench which was eniy
four feet deep. Without warning the
earth at the side Of the trench cayed,
burying the man to his thighs. 4
heavy cled of the street paving struck
the laborcr in the side Of his head
crushing in his skull
DR.. Francis Il Gla2ebrock was
called and. the man hurriedly dug out
but the physician said he had been
killed instantly Noafanari had been
in this/country about four years and
has wife and four children III italy
Coroner Totten was notified and the
body removed to Hughson's morgue.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
FRANKLIN DAY AUTO VICTIM.
Dies from Injuries Received When
Machine Turns Turtle.

Franklin Day, of Summit, brother
of Wilbur F., stephen S. and Ben
jamin Day, of this town, died in the
Tarrytown hospital Sunday from in
juries he received when his automo-
bile turned turtle near Tarrytown on
Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Day
left their home in Summit Thursday
afternoon with their daughter Marian,
whom they took to a school at Car
mel. Returning the next day the
automobile skidded on the White
Plains road struck an embanlkment
and turned over pinning Mr. and Mrs.
Day under t. Mr.. Day was uncon-
scious and an operation Sunday
showed fatal injuries. Mrs. Day sus-
tained broken rib.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
WATKINS SPEAKS HERE.
Prohibition vice-Presidential Cand
date Coming Next Friday.

Aaron Sherman Watkins, vice-presi-
Dental candidate on the national pro-
hibition ticket, will stop at Norris
town during his trip over the Lack
awanna railroad ON Friday of this
week. Mr.. Watkins will leave Phil
lipsburg early in the morning and
after stopping at Washington will
speak in Dover at eleven-thirty. He
will speak in Morristown at one
thirty. A grand stand will be erected
on James park for the occasion.
Mayor Arthur S. Pierson will formally
welcome the candidate to the town
and the Rev. Andrew NJ Sherman
will deliver the Introductory address.
Cornet solos will be played by George
Udall If the day should prove
stormy the candidate will speak in
the Palace theatre. From Morris
town he will go to Summit and will
close the day with meeting in East
Orange in the evening.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
HALLoW E'EN BALL.
Alert Club VIII Give Big Dance il
Wasfainqton Hall.

The Alert club will celebrate Hal
low Fen this year by giving a mask
and civic ball in Washington hall.
Prizes will be offered for the hand
soonest costume worn and also for the
most grotesque. Music will be fur
nished by Prof. Sharrettes orchestra.
The Alert clubs holiday dances have
earned for themselves the reputation
of being the 4argest attended of any
in Washington hall and the dance
this fall promises to be one of the
prettiest and most enjoyable of the
season. The committee of arrange
ments includes Vincent d. Roache,
chairman Charles P. O'Neil, treas
urer; Edward f. Coin and Martin r..
O'keefe.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Railroad Contract sianed

President Truesdale of the Lack
awanna railroad has signed the con-
tract with the town for the track
elevation work at Morristown and
also the contract with the Morristown
& Erie, a party to the railroad eleva-
tion program The papers are now
in the hands of the Morristown &c
Erie for signatures and when Presi-
dent McEwan signs they will be ready
for Mayor Pierson to affix his sigma
ture in behalf of the town.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Civic Association Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Morris
town Civic association has been post
poned until further notice because of
the election ON resembling the recent
vote for a high school falling upon
the same date. But there will be 4
meeting of the officers, directors and
members of the executive committee
held at the Morristown club on
Wednesday evening.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
TAX EXEMPTIONS OF
COUNTY S9,238,IOO.
Morristown Has S1,426,O0O
Non Taxable Property.

John M. Mills, secretary of the
county board of taxation, has COM
pleted the compilation of the alb
stract of ratables for this year. The
non-taxable property Of the county
aggregates $9,23S,100 OF this amount
$500, 800 is for public schools; $685.
900 for other schools; $5,oSl 500 pub
lie property; $3,06e,350 church and
charitable /; and $190,450 cemeteries
and graveyards.
The exempt property in the yari
Gus taxing districts is as follows: -
Morristown, $1,426,00O; Dover, $3.50,
600; Boonton town, $334,600; Whar-
ton, $4,000; Rockaway borough, $685.
600; Netcong, S241 900; Mt. Airing
ton, $11 400; Mendham borough, $37,-
900; Madison, $1,533, 500; F'lorham
Park, $506,200; Chatham borough,
$276,400; Butler, $171 700; Washing
ton, SAB 800; Roxbury, $32,350; Rock
away, S2S0,000; Randolph, $4,000;
Pequannock, $26 900; Passaic, $685.
900; Mt Olive, $47,5O0; Morris $1O2,-
500; Montville, $19,950; Mendham
township, $10,5O0; Jefferson, $685.
900; Hanover, $3,123,9O0; Chester,
$19,200 Chatham township, $7,100;
Boonton township, $3,400.
These exemptions include the fol-
lowing items-
Morristown-Public schools, 1884,
600; other school property, $4,000;
public property, $306,000 church and
charitable, $S50,000; cemeteries, $780,
900.
DOver--Public schools, 100000;
public property, $4,000; church and
charitable. 1904, 900. cemeteries. S47.-
900.
Boonton town-Public schools, $37,-
OO0; other school property, $4,000;
public property, $l58,S00; church,
800; cemeteries, $4,000.
Wharton--Public schools, $4,000;
other schools, $4,000; public property,
$1,000; church, $26,5OO.
Rockaway borough-Public schools,
$4,000 public property, $4,000;
church, $4,000; cemeteries, $4,000.
Netcong-Public schools, $12,500 (;
public property, $4,000; church, ST.
900.
MT. Arlington-Public schools, $400
pubic properly, $4,000; church, ST.
o00.
Mendham borough-Public school,
$4,000; public property, $4,000; church
Madison-Public schools, 100000;
Other schools, $4,000; public prop
erty, $559,5O0; church $SS9,0OO; Gem
eteries, $l5,00O.
Florham Park-Public school, $4,-
700; public property, $1,000; church,
$5ol 900; cemeteries $500.
Chatham borough-Public schools
S4l 900; public property, $131,700;
S5,oOo; public property, $4,000; church
church, S82,200; cemeteries, $21,5OO.
Butler-Public school, $73, 900; pub
lie property, $45, 900; church, $4S,500;
cemeteries, $4,000.
Washlngton-Publlc schools, $9,-
800; church, $29,SOO; cemeteries, $4,-
200.
Roxbury-Public schools. $4,000;
public property, 5000; church, $l6.-
250; cemeteries, $1,000.
Rockaway township-Public schools
$l2,lOO; public property, $25S,0OO;
church, $4,000; cemeteries, $500.
IrNn l. tnata oh ~
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Mr.. Burke Honored.

Hon. Eugene s. Burke has been
elected an honorary member of the
Society Of Kearney's First New Jer-
sey brigade. Mr.. Burke was one of
the legislative committee having
charge Of the removal of General
Kearney's body last year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Ainha Nh Treads Boards.

The Alpha Nu club has selected
AL the Comforts of Home" as its
play for the annual production by
the clubs amateur thespians. The
club will give matinee and evening
performance in the Lyceum on
Thanksgiving day This is the fourth
production by the club, it having
scored successes in the three plays
produced previously which were ''All
Tangled Up 1.-THE Time of His
Life and "Billy's Bungalow"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
women,s praver MeetInas.

The Women's Union Prayer circle
will resume its weekly meetings
next Thursday, October 4th, in the
parlor of the Methodist church at
half past ten O'Clock, and will con-
tinue to hold them in the same place
every Thursday morning through the
month of October.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01

There were no contests for alder
man on either ticket. The primary
vote for the candidates who will run
at the general election in November
is as follows:-
First ward, Carlton L. Dobbins, r.,
125; Edmund W. Stillwell, D., rs.
Second ward, Thomas II. Wiss, r.,
no; George r. Gordon, D., 142.
Third ward, Charles ID. Bockoven,
r., 145; Robert H. Williams, D., 113.
Fourth ward, William j. Ambrose,
r., 100; Bartholomew W. Clifford, D.,
107.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Banks New Quarters.

Tellers of the First National bank
have taken possession of the perma-
nent quarters in the "cage' which
have been under construction for a
long time. The officers have also
moved into their new quarters. The
temporary offices in the rear of the
banking house have been dismantled
Frank D. Abel has been placed in
charge of the banks safe deposit de-
nartment =
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Show Horse at BernardsviIIe.

Dilham Prime Minister, the sire of
Lady Dilham, Elegant Dilham and
other prize winning harness ponies,
is now at Alexander Watson's Canter-
bury Hackney stud, near Bernards-
vile. He was purchased few days
ago at the closing out sale of r. p.
McGrann's Grand View stud, Lam
caster. Pa.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
nchrlet and the Passover. ;,

The Rev. s. K. Braun, Of Paterson,
will lecture on "Christ and the Pass
over" Friday evening, October 4th,
at eight o'clock in the lecture room
of the Baptist church.
A silver Offering will be taken for
the furthering of Mr.. Brauns work
among the Hebrews.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
TOMMY WINS RACE.
Morristown Horse Defeats Dover En-.
try in Matinee Race

J. B. Gougherty's horse Tommy"
defeated Leo Totten's "Toniko" in
the first race at Saturday afternoon
matinee of the Morris County Road
Drivers association. Toniko was the
winner of the cup race the afternoon
previous but on last Saturday Tommy
took all three heats.
Postmaster Charles McCollum, John
Naughton, Dayton Baldwin and William
b. MaeCracken were the judges of
the races, Stephen J. Roberts the
starter and Harvey DeHart timer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
WHITNEY COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
Elected as Head Of Morris County Re-
publican COMMITTEE.

At meeting held this morning
for the purpose Of organization Fl.
Leroy Whitney was elected chair
man of the republican county COM
mittea. succeeding forper Senator
Jacob w. Welsh. The meeting was
largely attended and the committee
room in republican headquarters was
filled. Robert 3 Cornish was elected
yiee-chairman; stephen G. Griffith
secretary and treasurer, and j. Paul
Jameson, sergeant-at-arms.
The committee gave vote of en-
dorsement to the nominees Of the
party as made at the primary last
week.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
MADISON A {

-.
Madison A. CO 5000 0 90
Morristown A. A. 0 0 l 80 0 0 Ks
Two base hit, Doyle; hits off Dick
son z; sacrifice hits, Hillock, Guilt
nan, sSwenson; stolen bases, Doyle.
McDevitt, Crowell 2, Swenson 2. Nc
Cracken; double plays, Doyle, Hill
lock and Cullinan; DeMott, Blatt;
left on bases. Morristown z. Madison
6; bases on, balls, off Swenson 1 hit
by pitcher, Swenson; struck out by
Swenson z; by Dickson by Totten
3; passed ball Collins; wild pitch.
Swenson. Time: hour 30 minuless
Umpire-Hood
Second game:->
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Miss capstick,s Wedding Day.

Miss Margaret Holmes Capstick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Capstick, will be married to Robert
Elwell Moffett, Saturday afternoon,
October 18th, at half-past three
o'clock, in the Presbyterian church
at Boonton
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Celebrated Flftleth AnnlverearY.

Bishop Edwin S. Lines and the Rev
Wyant Vanderpool, OF this town, as
sisted in the celebration on Sunday
of the fiftieth anniversary OF the or
dination of the Rev. Levi Johnston
in st. Marks Episcopal church at
Medham.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Dr.. Vaughan to SPEAK.

Dr. Harry Vaughan delivered
full" before the Neptune township
high school at Ocean Grove on Mon
day morning
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Enoaned as SEXTON.

Edward Carr, engaged as sexton of
the South Street Presbyterian church,
succeeding Henry G. Ratley. has as
sumed his duties.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01

Caldwell F. CO 0 0 0 3 900 o-s
Morristown A. A. 0 1 90 0 OIL
Two base hits, A. .Speer, McDevitt,
Brown, Roydhouse; stolen base, I'LL
lock; left on bases, Morristown 4,
Caldwell 8; bases on balls, off Mon
roe 2, off Crowell 2, off Ryan /;
struck out by Monroe 8, by Ryan 2,
by Crowell 6. Time: l hour 40 min
utes. Umpire-Hood.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
Auction sale.

e. S. Day e Son viii sell the per-
sonal property of Arthur Ketch, op-
posite the aims house, on Tuesday,
October 7th.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01

The appearance of the Speedwell
avenue fire house has been improved
by the repainting of the exterior.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01

Sign in a speedwell avenue show
window
'"rhis shoe maker shop viii move
Market street about October 1st.1
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praientanten lit, IL. 81. 9err Sdpeg-
mann mo6te oarauf alifmerfiom,
oaB ma unter alien umItan6el
anti ; probibitioniftiide &epubli-
faner peranIaiien miiiie, IN Die De-
mofratiiden 8rimdrmablen gu &C.
ben nno fir golquitt 81 itimmelt.
IS mnrben iebr gut abeefaBte
geldliilie angenommen> in oenell
oie Notpenoiefeit ser @abl Col.
outfits flar geIegt uno oIlc, oener
an Dem Mufbau ntlo Der Hrosperitdi
oes stantes gelegen iei aufgefor.
bert peroeu, in Die oemofratiifen
grimarmabIen gu geben uno fir
Golquitt gu ftimmen. gbenio mnroer
geidliiiie angenommen, Die iib 81
@uniten Der Domination Salnes
Q. @altbaG's gum @eneralantpalt
mno Bob Barriers gum Comptroller
nusipreden. Die 8eriammlung
pertagtc Iid oann biz gum nafften
Sreitag abeno.