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Nazareth Fair
Today,   Tomorrow   and Saturday
THE
NAZARETH
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ITEM
Nazareth Fair
AUTOMOBILE RACES
Saturday, Sept. 17
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922.
Ntt. 42
\m\i BATH MAN lAKRIED ALLENTOWN
flIRL SATJDAY NIflHT
I4r5. Kathleen Iredell Became Bride ofR B.Franks, Jr.;
On Trip to S. A.
Mrs Katlilet"'! .Seagreiives Iredell, »ly dauBlHor of -Mr, and .Mrs. Ceorge ; SeagreaveB, of Allentown, and Franks, Jr„ only son ot .\t.', Kred B. Franks, of Batli, ,.,e aui<^'l>- HK.i'ried at fi .,'clock " „i::lii  ;ii Ihe home   -n'
oo   "Tho   (Jrohai-d. Wennersville  Pile
fredB. ind Mrs.
Contract Awarded for Heating System in New Sctiool
LUTHERAN CHURCH AND INSTITUTIONS TO BENEFIT BY WILL
Admitted to Probate   Estate
of Rev. A.  E.   Erdman
Bequeathed to Widow
Saturday Mlde'9 par.- gated on ;!i' ligh countr- Only till- i tie t&mny ''•• the ceremony Haurice Fil- ,tte Colleg> tended Li'f^i bride is a "i'- Tarrytowii-op-
accomplis'.i'ii traveled c-.n-u
The lioi"-'  "'^  Iiretli tor tlie 01-
the
sit- Le-
Hersh Bros. Co. of Allentown Success¬ ful Bidders at $9,675.00; Second Special Order Issued Contractor
The will of Ihc lal<' Itev. Asa E. Krdman, of Nazareth, admitted to nniliatp, nanus his widow, .Mr.s. Clara \'. Krdman. of Xazaroili. as execii- 'ri:>. Ml Uie c.sta'e Is bt-cnieallied to ¦li-    ..l'.l-   tiinini;  hor   ill'!-   lime,  and.
Be'.hlfdiem
iSOtli Anniversary of tlie Founding of tlie Moores¬ town Cliurcjijelelirated
Appropriate Services Largely Attendea
on Thursday; Local Pastors Take
Active Part in Program
0, A. R. DAUGHTERS MARK GRAVES OF 51 HEROESATHECKTOWN
Dryland Church Crowded on
Sunday; Ellwood Unangst
Delivers Address
In tin,- ijresencij of an ii iir-.iig uf peoplo at Dryland !iec-ktowii, oil Sunday afte-rni.- gravo.s of 51 Revolutionary .= buried in Iliu cemetery tliei- markeii by Liberty Uell   Ci.a;
Mliato moinber in attendance s perforin librarian
:(.    Iiridi-:- :;,¦   Colic;;.¦ iii,ilo of  tlu l!c-lIndson. ¦iiiiim   lady
and
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Sh am
irv lew ¦nliijt.
1 I'.i Sch, opt.
nioiitiily It'll   was   held d     biiildiim
meeting   of; ill     the'
f^csda^ '
; iid conl •¦ personal -ird.    Sai
iijpi-i  to '
.lively Ill-re and
d has ibroad. •nr.ited :isioii while Noll's orches¬ tra furnlshod music. The brido wore , beaulifti! pearl robe and was at¬ tended by .Maslcr Ceorge Seagreaves Iredell and little Misa Mary  Matilda
Iredell.
A delighli'ul wedding supper waa lerred by Wimlcy, caterer, of Pliila- Jelphla afier which tho happy couple motored to New York Cily. They left on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock on the S. S. Metapan for South Anierica.
imMYMAN FOUND DEAD OF BJtOKEN SKULL
Accident of Edwin Messinger
Believed to Have Happened
Early in the Morning
I'oo    ii-;
, i'.i'    ill
.clltil.i
.u'limd
furl lu-r
the  Secretary  be   ins
thoso   in   his   pos..Pss
Edwin " of Tataii'.,\ eTenin,? s' wagon :- Hes.-iiip-i ¦ my.   Vo- tited  -k"l lid 1 -"1 His li:  :- «t W, vll who had 11
It is ih enteri-il il manner t': witli sm h •Iiull. In; tte liiuly was n- '^
Wilill!    ¦
the Vol,,.,. Wednesili cateoi' -'
Me.... and til.   :. at homo; Forks lown iiii Scranton.
I-- of ago,
•r.i.-~'lay
.1 1%   ill   a
ot     the
II   at  Tat-
¦d  a   I'ruc-
;   - ir;illci--s
iiiiiriiin.s;.
.-.-¦iuger, 1)2 y- .i ,s-;is found di-.io -tly atlor 7 n of tho siiiblo;; aniifacturiiig C :u--or had Bufferi It;'1 from al! at ad sinco early liiuly was found by Kob- si-r, another employee, isiiiii to pulor --hi that Mo..' building ,iiid .'tl,    :.lrlklii.;r
.'   as   to   ; I-
i'oly  on   ; i;
.l-r \\';ilti-i- I ordoroil i-kerlowM ¦    , m-
which     wo; -      . .   .,-1
riling,   wI'.'l ;  iii-
;'s issued, irvived by li:~ .vidow
• iig children :    i liorgo,
..      Claroiu-o      ^¦.luulr,
-.;  ¦¦'¦   ' l;.i. k and Si- e   I'.a-  1.-'civiiig  pro
allillill'      ll'     :l        Ili'iOii.a       .11:-:
in;;  s>- ;.-iu  iu   ; lu'   lo- -,   \A-.-.
building   bavins   anivo,!.    nu
proposals   bo   acceplid,   ,nn.i
irui-iod  lo   oiiou
inn   and   spread
them on tho miniites of this meeting,
carried on the  following vote:
¦\'ea: Snyder, Kern, Hawk, Knauss and Gold,    Nay: none.
Tho following proposals were re¬ ceived :
J. H. Hutchinson, 1020 Callowhili .St., Phlla,, Pa,—$12,GOO, Alternate No. 1. $70: Alternate No. 2, $fiSO,
Harry F, .Murphy Inc., 1C15 San¬ son! SI., Phila., Pa.—$12,400. Al¬ ternate No. 1, $150; Alternate No, 2    $550,
Chambersburg Construction Co., Chambersburg, Pa,—$11,882, Al- lernale H2, $1; .-Miernate H3, $600. Austin Engineering Co., 121 W. 42d St., N, Y—$!1,!S72. Alternate H2, $1,25:  Alternate H;'., $250.
Wm. H. Taylor & Co.. Allentown, !>;,.—$ll,8rir). Alternate 112, $1.50- .Mtcrnato IIH,  $3!Jfi.
Frank   H.  Rickor,    Easion,
.il0,i:tC.59.     .-Viternate H2,   I".,
I lornate 113, |!iOO.
i      Oscar B.  Long,  l-^astoii.  Pa.—
|.i:!t).     Alternate 112,  2   por   oen
list;   Alloriiato  113,  $365.
Hersh  Bros. Co., Allentown.
Iling her
' divided
.;  Bethlo-
¦-¦¦'"¦'
r.,,i.-;;i rnion   (-Mirrli    at    .Moores¬
town  nn    Tluirs)il<iy    cub iiraied     tlio
150th anniv.'r^ry ot' its iuunaing. in
a,  very  appu^irialo  manner  wita   all
il.iV sor\ iiVs  wiii(-h  -.v.-ro atloiub-i;   !,-.-
,/ -       ;     ! ia ..   .-;;;-.<    i ',\,:    !i:  ' ,,/. -¦     ,.:,.:      ;.:!'i\. > atid      <..'     r- ,.
Dry.   Hev.    1'.   '¦'¦     IJi-o;-^
K.  Shafer.  Rov.   V.  .\     ;
Rov.  R. Ettwein.
The musical program ',
- ] by fho ro,!r;!l:ir churcli irganist
¦'3      ]IT'
llier     aud
.Mio. waa
l!
XLVi;
priiver.
'il.
111 () W i il t
ill
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.:- 1- ,111.1 111' !¦;. tliai I'M 1 ..lii Oil.:; proposals tor heating and voniilaiing be rejected und c'or- ¦ lil- 1 .111'.-!, accompanying proposals rcliiiiiod III llie unsuccessful bidders cariied on the following vote:
Yea:       Knauss,     Snydor,     Hawk. ^ Kern and Gold,    Nay:   none, I     On  motion  of  Snyder and  Hawk, the following bills were approved for payment   and  the  Treasurer  author¬ ized to pay Ihem:
.\niericau Book Co.,    $     -3,51
D.  M. Houck       111.65
American  Book  Co      26.57
King Ink Co         3.12
Myra Druckenmiller      39.70
Holden  Pat.  Book Cover Co.     25.00
Ginn & Co         5.07
Henry Holt & Co      14.08
Council  of Norih  Aiioii.-:;; tho Church r:-;'on-.ii)n. Sm ;¦ saniG   church:      a    ¦   -.u   tin-   Orphan; al   Ihe  Lullo.   ;;i   li.ou.-    ai     Topton absolutely;     .sL.'.'in    al)*)lutoly    to   tho Cood   Shepherd    Hou*e.     Allentowi: 81500 to bo Invested in good socnri ties by Muhlonborg College to oslab lish  a  scholarship,   to  be   known   as the Clura  V, and   Asa    E,    Erdoian Scholarship,
The residue of the estate, after the death of tho widow, goes to Rev. Erdman's sister, Miss Kate C. Erd man. aud after her death, it is divid¬ ed in equal portions between e'jveii aunts and uncles.
MacMilan  Co,
14,47
'iiiisiiiii   an.l   o-njiiy   Uio   comi-ado-
.;;;. of iia.at  day.s uuilor the shade on
tho church lawn w-hero the aiiuivers-
ary celebrations have been observed
forjji»re than a century.
liroughout   the   entire     program
as present
¦hoir und''
John    ' er=onnel
^'illiamson
Clayton I i-nangsi, .-a ill,I.a;. Ueunor,
.\iniio   .1 Cornia   I;
son, Samuo; V/illiaiiison, Stanl-.-y Williamson. Elmor Mei.xell, Paul Sey- fert. The solo and dnot juirts w-ere taken   by   Mrs.   Willauer.   Mrs.   Wil-
;.ov.   J. .My   Couii pture    Lo Romans     Vii; Rev. J. A. Kli iug Graves of -Mi---- .\nna M
unease iiurch, 111, tlio iUlierg, V .-re of
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alS
und
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nary lit,
.Schlamp  and  Mr.  Wil
Allyn &  Bacon         IS.37
C. C. Birchard	
P, A, Owen Pub, Co, . Rand, Mc.Nally & Co. Houghton. Miaiii Co.
MacMilan   Co	
F.  A.  Owen  Pub.  Co.
lo
in
Mr
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table, had
.-,11111. • hoad ¦ (h,. ing uf ibi-;ii:
¦lilv-   I-
Pa.-!
;   Al-   MacMihin   Co	
! Smith.  P;if(  &¦   I.aub
-.>10.-1 MacMilan  Co	
o!T \ Ellis   S'.'hiipebeli   	
ic.  E.  Knocht   	
I'a.      I Xazareth Item  Pub. Co.
$0675.     Alternato  H2,   $1,50;   A'.ier  I Xazareth   Item   Pub.   Co.
nute  113,  $364, j.Nazareth Item Pub, Co,
Motion  of  Kern  and  Snyder   that' Lehigh  Stationery Co.   .
the contract  for installing the heat- Zaner ft  Bloser  	
ii.g and venlilating system In the new  Penna.  Edison  Co	
high   school   building  be  a\;-ard.'d   to   L. D.  Ritter	
j iloi-sh   Broa.   Co..   .Mlentown.   Pa,,   a:|R, W, iliioir iiropoK.il of .?9(!75, 'ligin'oil  in  Samo fur promioi;i
imount Ginn
Nolf	
& Co	
fContinued on Page Four,)
27-64
13.14
115.76
3.91
1.11
5 5 5
nronii
1.77
1.25
10.96
2.50
7.50
27.00
82.00
2.9S
17.50
12.65
16.57
-1.2 s
STOCKERTOWN VOTES INFAVORJIFNEWROAD
Decisifm Rendered at Polls on \
Saturday; State Highways
to be Connected
the evidences of the splendid leader-'llamson.  Mr ship of Rev. J. E. Smith, D, D,, were  llamson,
apparent. For forty-flvo years Rev.' One very impressive feature of tho Smith has served faithfully the Re- day's program was the singing of formed congregation of the church j "Tho Old Home Church," by John and his pastorate has been marked ¦ Teel, his son Lewis, and grandson by fidelity and progress. Rev. Smith Lewis, of Shippensburg, who motored waa assisted by Rev, George S, all the way for the celebration. The Kleckner, who preached the after- grandfather, John Teel, is a former noon sermon. The address of wel-'organist of the church, come was delivered by Rev. Smith] In the evening at 6 o'clock, there and the response was made by A. C, j was held a memorial service at which Young, of Philadelphia, a son of the ^ Rev, W, U. Helffrich, D, D., of Bath, congregation, whose father and and Rpv. P. A. Behler were the prin- grandfather are burled in the old i cipal speakers, with Rev, Floyd R, graveyard. Rev, W. H, Woiring, Shafer leading In the devotionals. D. D., of Xazareth, preached the The U, B, pastor of the church morning sernion. Cross  Roads also  made a   few
Rov, Victor J. Bauer of Betlilehem,, marks, delivered  the annual  address in the:     The church was beautifully decor gravoyaid.     Tlio    following    visitin';  ated by the women of the congrega clergymen   participated   in   the    pro- tlon. pram;    Rov. J. A. Klick, Rov. M   .M tContlnued On  Page Two)
WM. FRY TENDERED    ANNUAL FAIP IS SURPRISE PARTY.       IN FULL SWING ".
.V
loini
;,in-pnso 111' .\1 Vi¬
and     Williiini,     of
i nr of Williiini  l-:.  Fi'y.
Pirtv Ail, hold at   "1'', EatA/M.? All up lo Stuudard-
I '. .'lil   ISll-.'. I'.iaii   ill lion-
Automobile and Motor-
S'nokoriir.'ii   ,oi.-r.a    on     S.iturdii.'. authorized   au   incrciise   in   indebted¬ ness   to   permanently    improve      fne br^rovb   utrepts.   ar.  fillows:      nush¬ kill to .Main to borough line;  Center, I Bushkill    to    borough      line.      Main, Bushkill  to boronuii   lino-.     The  plan' i'i' to pave eiehtoon  feet    with     con¬ crete, I .\t   the   sjiecial   election   hold   Sat- ! tiiilay, 103 votes wero cast.    Of these j 1 iMi   f;ivorPd  the  project;   one  voted [iiKaiiist   the   increase;   one  voto   was, sjiolloil, and niio was not niarkod.       i
These   section.^   of   pavin-;    ii- serve as connoitiiig links tor con, r-   i- roads tiiat  load to ih.- borough lines, niely.   Xazareth    m     Stookorinwn; ockortnwn m Wind Cap: Tatamy,
'I'll.-  i-.i,iit   frnin  tlio    Tata .   iiiiou;;li   Palmer
PINCHOT TO SPEAR ,4.1 mmiV PARR
Republican    Candidate    for Governor   To   Address Voters Saturday \
CONFERENCE ON
\      BETH,BATH ROAD
.\duied, "    ad.a .-laod
descendan' ¦ iirge
'¦'-ngst    and      Maith- ibel;
. ,   ".America, tlie B. Miss
.\Iui;:;  \'aiinatta;   roll tail ui Uevolu-
tinnaiy Patriots. Miss Miua Von Stu-
i-n,  iii-torian. Liberty Bell Chapter.
;v .\   U.;  hymn,  493, "God   ot    Our
I-'aiUoi-.-;"   volley,   Nazareth   Sous  ot
Veterans.
The D. A. R. ritual; Salute and taps, Nazareth American Legion; Doxology; Benediction, Dr, C. A. Butz.
The graves marked were those of Barnhart Arndt,  Lenhart  Beitelman, Johan   Jacob   Bleseocker,   Chritsion Braun   (Brown,  Johan Adam Braun (Brown),     David     Cotz,     Adjutant Johannes  Delchman,   Paul  Dornblas¬ er, Andreas Vogel  I Fogel), Corporal Johannes Vogel    (Fogel),    Leonhart Vogel   (Fogel),    Lenhart     Franken¬ field, John Friedrich Frey, Johannes at  Conrad   Georg,   Theobald   Gradwohl, re- Isaac Grosz  (Gross),   Conrad    Ha.as Johannes  Hertzel   (Hartzel),   Johan¬ nes     Janson     (Johnson),     Sergeant Johannes Klaiss    (Klase),    Valentin ! Klase, Lenard Knecht, I'lrich Knecht. Isteidien   Koehler,   Corpora!   Matheus iKoenig   (King),  Johann  Michael   La- ' wall,     Michael     Lawall.     Lieutonanl Colonel   William    Heinrich    Lawall, Johan     Heinrich     Miller,     Heinrich Rohn, Jacob Rohn, Fifer Johan Peter Rohn,   Captain   John   Santee,   Drum¬ mer .Johannes Santee,  Valentin San¬ tee, Peter Schllp, Johannes Sclmiidt,
It appear;; ilia I.IS are relnc>-i!'.| matter as  tl-
A large I volve Quite
ill.) o..p.brated
CHARTER (iUANTl'.n TO Oil
) FIM.I.OWS
Judge Stotz signedyfn order grant- tog a charter to tluf Odd Fellows Hall Association oJ Nazareth, the purpose of which iC the construction Of a hall for lo*e purposes. The trustees are Joh/ H, Knecht, C, H, Hartzell, O, E, Ijfraemer, L, G, Peters, H, B. Munger, V^'. E. Siegfried, Oliv¬ er Knauss, M. J, Fehr and Oscar Brong,
EVTEIIT.MXED PARTY
OF  FniK.NDS
Ms  liii-ihda:i'   aiuiivoriaii-y.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Wartnian, Mr. and Mrs. E;irl Saeger, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Werner, .Mr. and Mrs. W. Milkeim nnd chil¬ dren, Mrs. Janies Fry and daughter Lizzie, Helen and Kate Sniith, John Young, Ervin Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fry, Mr, and Mrs, Robert, Looker and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' Leon Arndt and daughter Pearl, Howard Lonyenbach, Clarence, Ches¬ ter and Sterling Saeger. He received many handsome gifts. Refreshments v,-ere served. All left at a lale hour wishing him  many more birthdays.
cycle Races Saturday
IU{|;\I>   \N1> (IVKE SAI.K.
Mr. and Mi.- talned as gao.s Broad sirooi, Mr, and  Mra.
i. Ilarry Alinnich enter-; Is al their liome. North; Nazareth, on Sundav' . Thomas Minnich and; family, of Rothloliom; Mr, and Mrs,' Charles Muiohlor, Mr. and .Mrs. Har-| Wy Gadloy and son Junior, of K:i.s tog.
TliH prlniiiry department of the Haman Memorial I'liitod Evangelical Snnday school will hold a homo- iiiado broad, cako and candy sale on Satiifday, Seiitomboi' 30 between 2 n.l 5 o'.-loi-k p in,, at Codshalls lii.'ill   lllHVko-   I a la-lvi.li-i-.' sii-ooi.
I     The   seventieth   annual   Fair irace meet of the .Northampton Coun- |ty  Agricultural  Socieiy  at   Nazareth I got away to a good start on Tuesday I morning   notwithstanding  the  heavy j rains during tho night and morning. It   was   "Children's   Day"    and     the I youngsters   were   there   in   all   their I glory.     For that  matter so were the I adults, and if the days and evenings I for the rest of the w-eok draw in pro- liortion  Nazareth  will  have   a     fair week  Ihat  will  suriiass  the expecta¬ tions of the OfTicials,
Tho track was soon put in condi¬ tion for the racing of two events on Il.e fair program.
I      Tho iioxr (ln..-nioi' of the Comiii.iii- v.-alth,   IliO   lion,     (iifford      Piiioliot ; ill ho at  Biishkill I'ark on  -ho  lUili i inst.     All  roads  will  load    to     that ! popular resort on that day a-l.,,! t.i  oncoiirse  of    people,     voters     from j fiajj^ver tou I nearby townships and   counties    will^ ya]v,alion of ly    bor-  flock to this place on the day named j jrqO,000 and ail   lino  iiiioiiu'ii   I'limor  to'.vnship  to liston to the public forester's talk, m-gen $7000 .-.iii 1..- iiiv.-.l within tlie no.u' fulnro'and hear hira expound tho issues of, township   has Iy  ill.- townsliip in conjuiiciion with'tlu- day and to annoiinceh is already  consciiuontly a the counly. I well know-n platform. tion.
When   these   links   aro   completed ]      Mr. Pinchot is a ready and versa-1	
Ihere  w-ill  be  a continuous  concrete and I highway  from  Easton  to  Wind  Gap and from Xazareth to 'Wind Gap. .-\s is already known, the county of
County Comi^ilssioner A. A. 'Wood- ring, of Bel hi. ho.11. stated that he was m.'ikinp -, , -Tnrt to get the road supovv:s..is ..; Hanover and East .-\llon townships to confer in re- g;ird lo the priiiiosed highway im- i  I  -   a- ¦;'    ' .    ., .;e!i   that    city      and
HI
the road supervis-
tn   proceed  iu  the
.'ment  will  in-
i nth townships.
assessed
iiiore  than
a.'ss  of bP-
::a3t .-Mlea
territory,
r-ed valua-
Young Soldier-Treasurer
Shocks Courthouse Gentry
fie Is Disturber to Northampton Democratic Ring
and Deposits County Funds at Interest;
Had Over $400,000 in Banks
.Summary; :;,(I0 ('l:i>s, Open I .\il.ioiiilnK Coiiut
i;;irnn  Codar.  s.   R I ili.-.-iy Tills.- .Mii-gi'O.   ll.   Ill Dansta  (Iny. l.;.dy  I-airlo,  1 |i,,pp.i-  Hon
Northampton passed a bond issue of $2,000,000 for bridges and roads, to be constructed within the county. It is proposed hy the county to first c( nnect tho present Improved con¬ crete roadways which end at the bor¬ ougli lines, by paving through the boroughs, provided the boroughs will pay twenty-five per cent of tho cosi
tile speaker and no one can Ciill the time ill spent who will go to hear him. He is not only a local states¬ man  whose    country     residence     is
above the Delaware Water Gap at Mllford, Pike county, but his wide knowledge of state affairs makes him a national figure.
As all know he was a closo friend and advisor of the late Theodore Roosevelt. They were congenial spirits. What one knew the other did also. Tbey both battled for the public   weal,   both   laboroil   to   mako
They
Celebrated 48th Birthday Friday
Jacob Sehnabel, Drummer ahitheus Sehnabel, Michael Schor'z, John Schweitzer, Lenard Schweitzer, Ru¬ dolf Schwaitzer, Michael Siiengler, George Unangst, Captain Johannes Wagner, Johan Jacob W'ilheiin, Johan Ludv.-ig Wilhelm, Johannes Wind, Jacob Young (Yung), Johan Georg Young (Yung).
Many descendants of the.se fifty- one patriots had been found and many attended the oxei-ois. - • -.liich the'- ' ¦ ! i...on invited. Tiio',- came ft. - ¦   nearby low-n.s. Xa;;nreth.
na-;     :.     .-n. Bethlehem. X.jrt'iamp- iin.   Catasauqua.    Slatington,    .\';-'n town.   Sirnudsburg.   NorristowTi.    Al¬ toona,   Philiidolphia   and   Sprinoifiold, Ohio.
HAUVKST HO>IK  AT ST.
.JOHN'S RKFOR>IKn rHTRCH
N'oi-lliiiniptoM and
b
g..
Purse
Kolly. . . .
Wickon .
l.oatborman. ,
111,,  Spronkle,
n , Horner, , ,
lilk.  111..  Peacock
iS;»(»o.
.111
..4   2   2 2   3 .3   4
of   construction   as   their   share   and
the county pay the balance, soventy-|the world a fit place to live in
five  per  cent.     It  is  estimated   that  preached    conservation    all
the  borough's  proportion  of  the  ex-  their lives.
pense will bo approximately $28,400,       ^j^.  pj.ic^jt announced his candid
whicii   includes  the  cost    of     laying ^i^,^.  jj,  f^rlv
water mains on Main street.
On Friday William J, Wunderly, of North Broad street, Nazareth, celebrated his 4Sth birthday anni¬ versary and in the evening was given a surprise party by about fifty of his friends. The host, hostess with their friends also enjoyed an excellent ser¬ enade by the Nazareth Cornet Band
Harvest Home was observed at St. John's Reformed church last Sunday. The true spirit of Harvest Homo pre¬ vailed. The people were attentive and devout and the ministrations of God's house commensurate to the oc¬ casion. These services will be long spoken of by those who had the good fortune of attsndlng them.
^n-STCAL  ox  FRIDAY   E\-EXTXG.
i;
Sanora   Roll,   b.
Time- 2.21 ',
•J.'2l   III.I
I'rincoss   P,.   h 'Vho Kiiiu;. hlk. .i I II.ll Ci-nliy.  I)   P I Cnv Hiiro,  b. g,.
11 Uii
0 I m., Clinton.. Pis 2.21 'i, 2.2 1 'i. Purse !«100.
111.,   Suit
:,. Roth
:.. Sisco
Ruben
III.
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.   ^ .- ..^   ...^   .  „ ,     The Twenty Minute   Socioty    will
tlurmg .pj^g members of the party spent thej hold a musical in the Moravi.in Sun- evening vory pleasantly and were en-^diiy school rooms on Friday evening, , tertalned  with "good eats" and   re-  September  22  at    7.30     p.  m.     The spriug and at  the :\Iay  freshments, ! public is cordially Invited.
primaries he received   the    endorse- 	
By   law   the  borough    council     is,,,,^,,^ of tho Republican partv as its' =
permitted  lo borrow money for bor-^ ,,.,,„mi ,(^,  f^,,, governor of  the stale. „.oush   improvement  up  to    two     po: , ,,,,  ,,.;„  ,„,,,j„ .j^   ^^,..,1 ^.pj^f  ,„,,^i,_ 11 cont  of  the  assessed  voluatlon.   bii:,,raio.     He is in  every wav fitted 3   insofar  as   tlio    above     amount     of ^ ,,,,3^,  .,„^1 ,,^,„,„,, 3^,^^pg,,,,l,,. tue af- -'money  required   is  in  excess  it   war-u-.^j^^  „,  „„,.  g^eat  state.     He  stood' necessary to put the question before  ,,„^„,. j^^ ,^g people's cai se at  tho! the voters.     Council passed an ordi-^ j,,,;,^^^^^    election     as     against     the' nance  signlfiying  their  desire  to  In-, „.„„,^,.i,g  bosses, crease  tho fixed  indebtodiioss  of th' borough  from  $8000 to   $36,400     tc| take  caro  of  the  proposed  improv.
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The Democratic parly has long *'d a monopoly on county offices In "orthampton counly, and for somo wars control has been In the hands ^ a small i-lrcle of men who havo J»» things lo suit themselves. Two "aw ago  a  young   member   of   the
•ti J ¦¦*''"¦""'' '¦¦"'"  war service in  they  would be „.,,,,od
*5';l> he h,-ul  distinguished himself,   welcome tho lype of '"•¦»" ;;"™';' "^f =i fight for the county treasuV  by the  new treasurer.     "«  ««       «' """P.   The old crowd   was    against   his   work   without   any   kind    of     a J^""; antl  his    friends     thought     he  nourish,  and  soon  indicated  th. «•""» not get the nomination. 1 is the kind of mau needed in publi, ^ w-k^.o;^^__^ ^^,^^,^^,^ ^^^ „,^^^ ^^,„ ,
Onco   the   young   soldier   received; »«'"''¦»• ^  „,,,„  „,.„,  ,,,„  ,,.irinful'
"•^""""nation for the offlco the rest       The young m,.u  s. 1 s  . 1.
ciimo out viclorious. Democratic of¬ ficeholders nil tho courthouse, but it "as a cool morning when the new tiOiiBurer entered office,
Tho older memhors of the party '\ ho had been ontronchod in their jobs for years foresaw that eventually ousted.     They  didn't
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The exhibits In ali deparlnionts of the fair are up to the standard and in some instances far excel any prev¬ ious efforts on the iiarl of iho asso¬ ciation nianacement.
.\ now idea \\as worked out In- th.' ma liiii^oinonf b\' reserving file S(i;ico und.-I' ill" gr.atidstand for farm iiro dnco lai.i-hs. which Is fllio,! up with attraclivo bodtliR, consistlni!; of fruit flowers and vegetahloa of every kind nnd color conceivable, very artistical¬ ly arranged.
For   Iho  remaining   part    of     the 1 horso r,Tcliig as usual will
T.P,S, CLUB CELL-
and tho aoople ir¬ respective of party applications wiii show their confidence iu hiin liy choosing him governor on November next. In doing so they will mako no mistake.—Wm. F. Haase.
BRATTs'birthday Celebrated Golden
Wedding Anniversary
Children in Families Receiving Benefits of Fund
Make Good Showing in School Work;
Report of the Trustees
Members and friends of the T. P S. club of lown on Saturday wero pleasantly onlertalned at a blrlhdav parly at Iho home of Mr. and Mrs. n. Wilmer Wolf. South Whiteliold street in honor of Mrs. Wolfs birih¬ dav anniversary. V pleasant timo w;ia enjoyed hy all present with the Po-,' ivlshos for hor hiving moro pleasant birthday celebralions in ilio future.
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comparatively   easy.     Hla    Re- r.-sults
¦an oppom.nt,  of  course,   mado  ''i""l« "' °"« *^'';'"' „ ,    „,,.., but  tbo   soldier    candidate!        (Continued  On  Page  Eignu
of   tho   loir.;   colli ml   lu   Iho wil bin Ills party,
lots  of horses  with  good  spood.
Saturday will wind up the moe with exciting automobiles iind motor cycle races.
South   Wliilfield celobrated    his In a i|uloi man ho event outer tiilni-d the Immedlii'p tiio -ihers of his f.itnlh   'o   in pleu-iii'  dinner nnd sup- 1 per.
Gorogp Woodrinir sii-opt     on    Sundiiy birtbdav annl,ersiirv nor and In honor nf
Mr. and .Mrs. Samuel Oiloii. ol,!-i-, l.road street, Nazaroth. .10 T. -,li. I'olebrated thoir golden u.'dl'.. ii'. niversary. Ouring the d.iy and e on ii.LT r.•latives aud frionds ci'li-d o:i ilioni lo extend their congra.u'iitinns i.nd best   wishes.
Mr Odenwelder wlm h;id .•. -ii 1-. . Isposed for some time, is .or - 11 1. I- liiiproved. .Mr. and Mrs Oden.v. . , 1 : iiV'i resided In town for a nu 1 'lei- o;' >o;irs and have made manv friends :\lr Odenwelder in former year was i- school teacher In our boro igh an! at present Is n director of th - Secon ' ^ a tional Bank
Tho Mothers' .-Assistance Fund may well be considered as educa¬ tional; in that its aim is to flnd a method for Ihe training of citizens when tho normal family group is I -.-ok.-n li.\ loss of the father. The Miiihi-rs'  .\ssistanco Fund law,  thore-
fnre, is like a school scholarship. It circumstance beyond his control, A-n- siiiqiorts the chilli while he or sho is nihor boy was tardy Just one minute iiiiiler sixteen and in school. It is, and absent one-half day Distance bus an oducaion.il investment to and storm caused a little girl to be sociiro satisfactory returns in citl- absent four times but her attend- zonship. jance was  100 per cent.    Twenty-flTe
lu  tills (Oiiniy there are  122  chil- children had no tardy marks for the
l.irtl. Ahoro lillie Englisli is spokoll. lil 1 iiU cases conduct and attendance ',\oro -xcellent. Eight children wero neiiher tardy or absent the entire year. .\ boy with perfect attendance record was lardy once and his teach- e,   exiilaincd  that it was caused by a
!i '11 in tho 29 faiiiiiles receiving as sisiance  from   the   fund.     Ono  hun- Irod  iind  ten  nre  under  sixteen,   12 IIP over sixteen   13 are working, 22; 'o  und'r school ago and  >>7 are In |
year and nnly 14 were absent over five days, duo to sickness. One boy and two girls, each 14, are ready for high school. One boy haa graduated from business   college,    his    tultio*
School. Of the S7 children in school having been provided by one who ill but two w^ro promoted, both of saw an opportunity to help equip ft tiese  ara from  families  ot  foreign (Conttaaed on Pag* Ttare«.)