Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-10
Village Gossip

The Home Defense league meets
regularity every Monday evening at
Sis
John Cotter has left for camp.
Car De Luxe.
The handsome new Packard twin
SIX limousine car recently presented
to Mrs f. Ducoudray by her hus-
band, is by far the finest pleasure car
| owned in this section of New Jersey.
1t is the very latest model, and cost
$500. 1t has a wheel base of 1876
inches, and has developed so horse
power. The ear has every conven-
fence, and is as luxurious as a pull
man boudoir The interior is of gray,
and is very roomy, five passengers
being readily accommodated within,
and at least three on the front seat
if desirable. An interesting feature
Of this magnificent automobile is the
/ ing the glass windows. A handsome
revolving wrench raises the windows
on small steel cable, so that there
IS no chance for the annoying catch
ing and holding that many times ac-
company interior windows. Two drop
seats within the large interior form
themselves into chair seats of the
most comfortable character. The
/ body is blue, with black running gear
and hood The tires are 35-5s. The
riding qualities of this Packard are
magnificent, Mr. Ducoudray says.
Lieut.. Paul Berkey had a weekend
at his Palisade home last Sunday. He
reports great progress in the work Of
making soldiers. and says the Ameri-
can army will be up to the highest
standards by the coming spring.
Paul tells many interesting things
connected with army life, but says he
is too busy to think of anything else
but war now.
1913 s 6ss1Tns e.essssl
L. c. Anderson has prize hen. OF
the six hensters he recently installed
with odds on, the other five being
solely on their records. The little
laying hen is proud of her record and
! averages six eggs out of every week
She has q to her credit since setting
up shop in Palisade, and Mr.. Ander-
son seems to think that if she can
keep up her present speed she will
motor into the stretch with laying
record hard to overtop.
And mention of the Anderson hens
brings to mind a story of the mar
whose wife insisted upon his laying
in a dozen hens so they could always
have fresh eyes He did so finally
but the hens would not lay except in
differently. At last hubby hit upor
the happy thought of buying a dozer
eggs at a downtown store, anC
sneaking them into the henhouse ant
distributing them around the nests
Every day the wife would 90 out anC
bring in a clean dozen eggs. Hi,
business calling him out Of town fol-
two weeks, he ENGAGED a friend al
the store to deliver the dozen eggs
daily 50 his wife would not be disap
nointed in her routine of EGG gather
ING. Hubby heiug DELAYED, ard The
store man forgetting the EGGS two
or three DAYS, the wife got suspicious
about the hens and sold them. Wher
hubby came home he again filled the
hen house himself only to find thai
his wife had sold the hers because
they would not Icy pronerlv. Wher
she discovered his perfdy there was
almost divorce
The w. c. Howell home in West
Palisade has been rented through
Peid &, lowry to Commander Ulricf
r. Zivnoska Mrs Tivnuska and THEN
two children. Commander Zivnuskf
has been a member Of the United
Gtotos Navy for fifteen years.
-Jamps Reid. the nlaVwripht has