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s'O. 21 SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914. Price Three Cents. WILL TRY TO GET P. V. DeGRAW DIES $1 A YEAR SALARY THE BANNER AGAIN LOVELY NAMED AT WASHINGTON EOR CUSTODIAN

Joel Parker Council No. 69, Jr. O. After an illness of six months, When the reports of committees U. A. M., is planning on sending an- Peter Vorhees DeGraw, former Fourth FOR MAYOR Assistant Postmaster General, died MAKE SUITE were reached in the regular order o-f" other large delegation to the next business at the regular meeting of. Past Councilors Association meeting, early last Saturday morning at hi tho Board of Education Thursday •which Is to held In Milltown on Tues- Democrats Decide to Endorse Him— home, 210 Maryland avenue northeast, Enfarse Mayor Dey and Councilman- Washington D. C. His wife and son evening a report was in order from day, Sept. 8th. At a meeting of this C. W. Stuart Will Run for Coun- at-Large Stratton for Re-Election the finance committee on the hill sub- kind held in Jamesburg some time were at the bedside at the time of his mitted by the present city treasurer- ago this council won a banner for cilman-at-Large—R. M. Mack for death. Mr. DeGraw had been sinking —Dr. Albright Named for Council- for three hundred and eighty dollars having the largest delegation present. for two weeks. A hemorrhage ear- City Clerk—Committeemen File man in Second Ward and fred Isely for his services as custodian of A short time later, at the last meet- ly In tho evening of Friday wa school moneys for the past two years. ing which was held in Spotswood, Petitions. followed by unconsciousness, during in Third—M. E. Magee for Clerk. In making his report the chairman, they lost the banner to some other which the end came. Death was du Mr. Grace, stated that he had inves- council. This time the local laddies to a complication of diseases. tigated this matter carefully and The Democrats are beginning to Peter Voorhees BoGraw was born are preparing to compete for the wake up In this city, and have made The Republican Club held a meet- reached the conclusion that the pres- banner again and they are reasona- at Princeton, N. J., sixty years ago, lag in the rooms of the Business ent custodian was the custodian of up a slate which they believe wll After receiving a common school ed ble confident of securing It too. lead the party to victory this fall. It Men's Association last Monday even- school moneys all right and proper However, the thing that the local ucatlon, he became a telegrapher for Ing and selected a number of candi- and that the committee recommended required considerable persuasion to tho Camden and Amboy railroad a council is devoting Its best efforts to get some citizens to run as candi- dates for the coming election. There that the Board of Education still con- is in preparation for the celebration this city, the ofllco b(»lng situated on were quito a number present, being alder him as the custodian. They dates, but finally a number have de- the, old steamboat wharf. At tha of the centenlal of the Star Spangled cided to make tho canvass. The out- mostly tho old guard that may be would further recommend that, Banner and their own twenty-fourth time, Mr. DeGraw resided with his counted on to attend meetings of this salary be one dollar per year. jjfTran- look nt present is that the ticket parents on Main street In one of thn anniversary, both of which, fall In tho will bo made up as follows: klad. Uon to the effect that the recyfnmenda- next month. Committees are work- Mayor—Thomas Lively. that was torn down to innko /Thorns' Bolectud ns candidates may of the finance committee in this ing energetically for this observances Councllrnan-at-Large—Charles W. room for the new roaclwny. fun Hummed up as follows): respect be endorBod was made and of anniversaries and from present in- Stuart. In 1874 die took oni> of the eight For Mayor—William S. Dey. carried. Under the remarks, Mr. dications there will be a big timo Councilman—Second Ward, 15. J. leased keys operating on tho drat For Councllman-at-large—Collln J. Grace stated that Ihe. had seen the due. It has been sepcially request- O'Connor or Frank Cordon; Third leased wire between New York and Stratton. city fathers about this matter and ed that all of the members of tho Ward, Michael J. Stanton. Washington for tho Now York AHSO- For City Clerk—William J. EU wards. had ascertained from them that in uniformed guards will bo present at City Clerk—Richard M. Mack. clatod Press, and In 1875 went t<- For Councilman, second ward—Dr. making the salary of tho treasurer the meeting to-night (Friday), as Commltteoman,—Third Ward, John Washington UH a member of the rop- J. C. Albright. they had taken Into consideration the business of importance Is to be Connors and George CUindrum have ortorlal stuff of tho Associated Press For Councilman, third ward—Fred- matter of his also taking care of the- transacted and plans for this cole-: otitlons out. Fourth Ward—C. L. Ho wns in turn Washington manager erick Isley. school moneys and had provided com- bratlon will also be brought up. of the Wentern Association, southern For Executive Committeeman, sec- pensation therefor, and that they did o • manager, and assistant general man- ond ward—J. Frank Fulton. An active campaign will bo made not approve of this extra bill. They ager of the Southern Associated Press For Executive Committeeman, third ^thought he was well paid as It was. to regain control of the city govern- until 1897. ward—Andrew Seaman. Handsome Prizes ment, and It Is believed by united ef- Another important question that After a short period In commercial When Mayor Dey was nominal fort success can bo obtained. was decided was that of the vaccina- work in Philadelphia toe again- took he'stated that he would be only "too Tor Athletic Events o tion of the pupils In the school. The- up his former 'work, and was appoint- glad to step back and let someone question was brought up by Mr. ed press representative In Washing- else lhavo the nomination If there Davis, who stated that a gentleman Prizes for athletic events at picnic Grace Has Filed His ton for the Louisiana Purchase Ex- were any others that desired to taka had asked him to ascertain the feel- of the Sacred Heart Parish on Labor position. It. He felt that he had done all the Ings of the board upon this question- Day at Stevensdale grounds will soon etition for Assembly In 1905, Mr. DeGraw was appoint- good that he could, but the members as regards the coming year. It seems be on exhibition In certain store win- ed by President Taft to tho position present wouldn't hear of anything that this gentleman had children who dows. Watch for them. Charles T. Grace, Democratic can- of Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen- ike that. Several of those present were not vaccinated last year for one The baseball game will be between didate for Assembly, has filed hi8 iral, which he held up to the Wilson bad something to say regarding the reason or another, such as the near- the Y. M. C. A. and the Neptunes, petition with the County Clerk. The Administration. mayor's ability as chief executlvo ness of examinations, etc. Mr. Grace- and some good spirited playing ia petition had the signature of about Mr. DeGraw had charge of the in- of the city and he was finally given expressed an opinion that ha did not prophesied. All should witness this 450 men of all walks and professions, stallation of tho parcel post, which a unanimous vote as a declaration of see any adequate reason why the contest. including Congressman Thomas J. went into effect on January 1, 1913, choice by the party. State laws should not be lived up to>- Among the athletic events will be Scully, Senator Wm. E. Ramsey, Sur- and supervision of the delivery sys- Councilman-at-large Stratton was strlctly. It was the state that pro- half-mile run, 100 yd. dash for rogate D. AV. Clayton, Assemblyman em throughout the country. Mr. he only one spoken of for the posi- vided these laws and he did not feel Juniors, 100 yd. dash for seniors and George L. Burton, Freeholders Alfred DeGraw was one of the organizers of ion which he now holds, and he that there should be any exceptions. obstacle race. The prizes will be as T. Kerr and Theodore Cohn, County he now celebrated Gridiron Club, of made a few remarks on the subject He stated that although he did not follows; Solicitor John A. Coan; Guy C. iVashlngton. of his becoming R candidate for re- approve of the vaccination of children Half-mile run—Combination pearl Weaver, Alderman-at-Large, John He was a cousin of Frank E. De- election. He said that although the and had taken an active stand against handle pen and pocket knife. Second Kutcher, 4th Ward Alderman, Rich- 3raw of this city. duties of his office were by no means the enforcement of these laws last prize, Eveready safety razor. ard F. White, City Collector and -0 easy to fulfill he had filled them to year, still when the majority of the 100 yd. dash—Seniors—Chevalier James J. Flynn, Corner, of Perth the best of his ability. In filling this board decided upon vaccination his combination Jacket club and opera Amboy; city township and borough James Briggs and Son position in the manner that would be children were the first ones to be glasses covered with Russian Moroc- officials from New Brunswick, South best for all concerneQ he knew that vaccinated. There were also about co leather. Second prize, Gem Damas- J2iver, Milltown, Sayreville and Spots- Escape Serious Inquiry he had not pleased everyone, and ninety-eight per cent of the teachers can razor. wood, Including all local city officials /A that as a consequence there had been and pupils who had complied with 100. yd. dash—Junior—Midget In- of Democratic complexion such / James H. Brlggs and his son, Wil-more or less criticism. He stated the laws in this respect now and he gersol watch. Second prize, field Councilmen O'Connor loughby, were in an auto accident on that he had been told that some of would not advocate making any ex- glasses. Tuesday and fortunately escaped his people had become tired of him ceptions in the beginning of the new Obstacle race—Ice Pitcher quadru- serious injury. When near OutCalt and that he did not wish to become year. The consensus of opinion of ple plated. Second prize, gold grain his Ford automobile skidded, causing a candidate unless it was the ex- the board agreed with Mr. Grace and double silk fob. the right front wheel to break and pressed wish of his party. He would the reporters were requested to em- The judges will be James Cantlon, upsetting the machine. His son wasdo all that "laid within his power to phasise the fact that board would re- •Teofll Kwilinski and Frank Grace. caught under the car, and his cries help any other man if the party quire the strict observance of the All contests are open to entrants attract the attention of Mrs. H. Sei-wished to substitute someone else in state "laws pertaining to the vaccina- from this city only. A fee of twenty- ger, of Philadelphia, who is spending his place and he believed that It tion question. would require the unqualified support five cents 'will be asked of all en- a few weeks at Helmetta, and Mrs. The meeting of the board was held trants except In tho junior events. Pell Mitchell, of New York. They of nls party to elect him if Ihe was in the office of the city superinten- Prank Kabosky will receive entries chosen. He concluded with the state- for these events. with the assistance of Mr. Briggs dent in School No. 2 and ail tho helped get the machine off the boy.ment that he would work earnestly members were on hand. The minutes if elected would continue to per- were read and It was noticed that the DROWNED FROM DREDGE. He was only badly bruised, and M: Briggs escaped injury. form the duties encumbent upon his secretary had made a mistake in the John Me? nf Jersey City, em- office with the same general broad- amount of the draft that was orderert CHARIiES T. GRACE. o ployed on f .uge at work at Cheese- MRS. WIATR FALLS DOWN STAIRS mindedness which bad guided him soissued to Mrs. B. E. Haines In pay- quake creek near Morgan station, was Ex-Mayors McGonigle, Chase, Muir- Mrs. Martin Wiatr, of Henry street far this year. The mayor had a few ment for a safe purchased from her. drowned Saturday. He lost hla bal- heid and Welsh. City Clerk Mack, and Pine avenue, fell down stairs words to say in assurance' to Mr. The amount of the draft should have ance and fell backward into the Treasurer Perrlne, Collector Sutllff, Wednesday evening about Bix o'clock. Stratton, giving it as his opinion been thirty-five dollars and it waa water. Fellow workmen on the dredge Ex-Councilmen Stuart and Manhat- When picked up she was unconscious that the present councilman-at-large drawn for thirty. watchod for him but his body never had made a very capable as well as tan, Postmaster Rea, County Commit- and Dr. E. A. Meacham was called. Some little time was devoted to the uamo to the surface and no trace of teemen Bullman and Carroll, with efficient officer both in and out of discussion of a proposition submitted the man could be found. It la thought Examination showed that she had the council chamber and further that about 150 others from this city and fractured' an arm and several ribs by a representative of the firm of ho struck some obstruction under- over 250 from New Brunswick, Perth the experience already gained would Underwood & Underwood. The pro- neath the water and wns knocked Amboy, East Brunswick and South and had also a fractured skull. She be a great asset In handling matters was at once taken to St. Peter's Hos- position dealt with the purchase by senseless. Grappling hooks were us- Brunswick townships, PIscataway, pertaining to city business for an- the board of a stereoscope arrange- ed and tho body recovered, Dunellen, South Plainfteld, Madison pital in New Brunswick in an auto- other term. When put to a vote Mr. mobile of a friend. It is thought an ment showing views of different parts Township, Old Bridge, Spotswuod, Stratton was given an enthusiastic of this country or of the whole world MRS. BERTHA SCHALLlJfO. Helmetta Jamesburg, Cranbury, Mill- operation may be necessary as a unanimous vote o? acclaim. result of the fractured skull. if so desired. By using this appara- Mrs. Bertha Schalllng, wife of Wil- town, South River, Sayreville, Erns- The selection of candidates for the tus the pupil studying geography, for ton and Morgan. liam Hchnlllng, departed this life at THIEVES ROB HOTEL. wards was rather difficult as it has instance, would read of a certain Humors have been rife that Mr. to be borne In mind that the opposi- her homo at Runyon on Sunday last The hotel of oun Braney on First country and then turn to the sterop- of tuberculosis at tJho age of 20 Grace would likely be the Mayoral- tion, would probably bo tremendous. ticon views and actually see the ty candidate but we understand he street was entered by thieves on. After considerable discussion and years. Thursday night. Entrance was made place he had just read about. What- The boOy wns removed to Brooklyn. has declined this owing to his pre- consideration Dr. J. C. Albright, of ever the advantages of this scheme viously having consented to bo an through the transom on front door. Broadway, was nominated for the on Monday by Undertaker McCarthy, About $5.00 in change and some might be the board did not feel that where services weie held on Wednes- assembly candidate. He is well qual- representation in the Second ward they would be justified in incurring ified for either office and would prove liquor was taken. The case has and Mr. Fred Isley for nominee In. day and Interment made in Flatbusli been reported to the police. the expense of providing this ar- cemetery. a valuable official. Grace is very the Third ward. Tho city clerkship rangement at the present time so prominent in railroad circles as o was also difficult of fulfillment. Mr. further consideration of tho proposi- WATERMELON CUT. PAINTS AND PAINTING. well as being known state wide In William J. Edwards, of Second street, tion was deferred until such tlmo as fraternal affairs being very prom- Miss Mae Brown entertained a was finally settled upon for this the hoard might find out how they Painters nre now applying this inently associated as a stnte officer number of friends Tuesday evening at nomination and like tho others glvan stood with regard to thn furnishing great preservative paint on my build- in two or three of these organiza- her home on John street to a water- an unanimous vote. of the things that are absolutely ings. As this paint cannot be tam- tions. This should be valuable to melon cut, in honor of Prof, and necessary. pered with it must be applied in hot nsfderablo time was given to the his party and malts him a strong faffrs. Paul S. Miller, -who will shortly ifiseusslon of candidates for constable The contracts for the erection of weather. If applied now, It will mtke candidate on tho county ticket. a worthless roof practically as good Heave the city'to take up their resl-]r|n thc) Fourth ward. The matter was tho two fire escapes on School No. 1 as new. Paint an old roof with It, dence at Union Hill. Singing nndl finally left in the hands of the were executed by tho board and the and I will gunrantee a better roof STRUCK BY BICYCLE. dancing wero greatly enjoyed by allj] vacancy committee, vice president of tho Vulcan Rnil Nels Barckalow while passing along present. Mr. Charles T. Mason presided as and Construction Company, who was than a new one without paint. Sixty o- cents a gallon at the only store on upper Main street Monday night at- | chairman of the meeting and ap- present for that purpose. It only re- the block on Broadway between tempted to get out of tho way of an METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH! Messrs. Daniel J. Donlln, mains for the State Board to ap- prove of the drawings and then the George street and Bordentown avenue. automobile, was utruck by a bicycle The pastor, Rev. J. E. Slmwtilt •' f , T "wi • • L l jdrntton and A. H. Slover * * • L. F. MEINZER. rldtlon by a young mnn. His knee return on Saturday, Augustt 20, nnl •""cancy committee. This work of the erection will go forward. was badly Injured. Dr, Eulner at- jreach both morning and eveninrening of • ter Catherine, has been draped with The vote was 118 to !>9, the Hudson their statements ami guesses. Sunday morning when the polk< black as an expression of the grief of delegation easting more than titty the Catholics of Spring L/ake over the votes for the losing candidate. Two editorials in this column have broke into the rear of a Chinese-res taurant at 1133 Springwood avenue denth of Pope Pius. Patrek McCue of Rahway was elect- pointed out tl>; vast needs of the ed vi and costs by Justice Sing, was held in $1,000 bail, and Ch of Jersey City was chosen secretary. tain's and ficrman exports. Sonic Kdwarcl W. Wise. "Zlegfeld's money Because of his being chosen a machinery is sent abroad from Bel Yung and Lung Sing, who were found is paying for this," was all Williams by the raiders, they reported, in th national drectorat the recent national glum and France, thus the totals KIV hud to say. convention at Norfolk, Edward U. en above are conservative. act of smoking, were held in $2">f * * # # bail. The raid was led by County Ue Hayes of New Brunswick did not These show in most forcible fashion I.eltov seek re-elec-ticm. Mr. Sweeney, tin- the world's need for machinery, i tective Chester A. Hnlues, assisted by l,el(oy Jackson, for thirty years new president, was formerly vice- heed that has not been interfere! six local detectives and policemen, According to the police, the IIIOM iviac-hnian in the family of Krunk IA. president. Atlantic City was clecUieil with by war, but, if anything, will be ol\ as the place for the next bi-iMinial serious phase of their ease agalns Shepuanl, died Tuesday morning :> increased in volumn and made more Stale convention. Sing is that Sing is alleged to have West hong Branch from a coinplica insistent in demand. Before America tion of diseases. I to was llfty-Hlx There were 221 delegates at the is a great duty-to supply machinery sold smoking opium to all coiners black, white or Chinese. Marke: years old. A widow and an adopted convention, which opened Informally to all the world outside; of Europe— daughter survive. Mr. Juckson was Sunday, when committees mnde up and a great, opportunity to gain :i money, used by u detective In pay- ment for opium secured a few hour.' it member of the Odd IWIIOWH (it Al their reports. A solemn high mass share of the trade from foreign mar- Inona, Pa. , at Sacred Heart. Church Monday kets that heretofore have; not looked before the raid, was found In King' * * * * morning wns followed by tho tran- with much favor on our produce1 H. cash drawer, tlio raiders declared. #" * * * ffiii'viiy-"ltico Nuptial*. saction of routine business. There What are the chances that tills duty worn addresses at thr morning KI-S- and opportunity will be met? What Hold Outing. Judge nnd Mrs. ,[. Kearny Rico oC sion by Mayor Victor Mravlag, (ieu- Xew Bruiiuwlulc liava issued Invita- does history tell us about the indus- Tho Progressives of HayrevlHe anil eial Dennis l<\ Collins and Rev. iVIor tioriH for the ninrrlage of t.lielr daugh- trial conditions of neutral nations other parts of Middlesex county in- Inn Widman, rector (if Snored Heart ter, Miss Sully NeilHon Rice, to when a. great war was In progress? Nadod Soldier's Beach on Saturday Church. Governor Fielder was invit- Harold C. Harvey of Trenton, son of If our belief Is true Unit a great op- where they held a political confab and ed, but could not. attend, nor could Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Harvey of portunity now faces us, a similar op- onjoyed an appetizing Hhftrn dinner the Slate ch.cplaln, Rev. Bernard M. London. Tho wedding will be Wed- George S. Sil/.er Appoint portunity must have faced some otlm The Bull MOOBO men were very en- HoRiin of 1'lainneld. nesday afternoon, September If!, In nation at some time in the past. thusiastic about, the county ticket till the home of Judge and Mrs. Rice. The organl'/.Htlon took no formal The natural place to turn for ncoming election. They talked fre- uetlon on the European war by res- parallel is to I'Yiglnnd during tin quently of the O. O. P. machine) and * « # « olution or otherwise. 11 was decided Franco-Prussian war. Parliamentary planned an attack on the Republican tVoinim HiiriK'd lit to make the convention of 1'Jlli a reports give most, striking facts In party. Tho candidacy of WiUinn Mrs. Julia Snedeker of Jamesbtirg two-day meeting because of the con- this connection. In these documents, QuaclccnbosH, of New Brunswick, was was badly burned about the feet stantly Increasing buHiness. Approx- in ovory case tho years immediately unanimously endorsed by the club Tuesduy afternoon by the explosion imately 22,000 men in New Jcrney are FIRST Nflll preceding 1875 are referred to us Whon his name was mentioned for of a gasoline stove. She was found connected with the order and its "banner years" in Kngllsh industry. SOUTH Aft oilico of county clerk, It received unconscious, with her clothing afire finaneoH are in There wan an unexampled trade ex- excellent condition. much applaiiHc. Otto W. Tlllhnann by her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Wyc- Those facts were referred to by pansion. Tho national income jump- president of tho Sayreviile Progres- koiT, of Mahastjuan, who was in theMayor Mruvlag and Genera! Collins Capital $50,000 ed from $5,500,000,000 in 1870 to $«,- sive Club, was th.i chairman, and house. Mrs. Wyckoff put out the fire in their addresses. 700,000,000 in 1874, Undivided Profits an increase of called upon James A. Edgar, chair- in her mother's clothing by the usr Luncheon was served by the local $1,200,000,000. The average yearly man of the county committee, who of a rug. Tho house was destroyed. county committee and Dennis J. Fitz- total of wages for the same years responded with a few remarks, com- The furniture and clothing of Mr3gerald, tho county president, made an were: $2,200,000,000, and $2,700,000,000, plimenting the Progressive Club of Snedeker and two children were address of welcome. The retiring This Bank Pi respectively. The wage rate in the Sayreviile for their fine showng. Mr. burned. president presided. The convention "machinery business" increased dur- was concluded by a parade, the Hi- ON AOCOTJNTS SU1 Edgar spoke briefly of the principle* * * * * ing this period as shown by the fol-of tho party and requested each in- bernian Fife and Drum Corps escort- PElt CENT on lowing figures. These are arranged Deiitch in Wrong' Again. ing the delegates to the railroad sta- 1 dividual to start at once to work to according to a scale in which the elect ther candidates on election day. Joseph Deutch, former private bank- tions. $500 and over for rate for 1860 is taken as 100. Joseph Crow ell, candidate for sheriff er at Perth Amboy, later inmate of The following counties were repre- 1860 1866 1870 1874 1877 the county jail at New Brunswick, 2 who resides at Perth Amboy, had hla sented: Passaic, Essex, Hudson 100 108 110 124 123 petition at the confab and received a and recently a trusted and valu- Union, Bergen, Burlington, Cumber- PER CENT i What a tremendous record! From number of signatures. Mr. Crowell ed employee in a patent lawyer'w land, Hunterdon, Monmouth, Mercer on accounts of $5 1870 to 1874 England's yearly national made a short speech, in which he told office in Pittsburg, is charged with Gloucester, Middlesex, Somerset, Mor- in Bank for at lea income—from the sale of manufactur- of the strength of the Progressives in stealing $5,000 from his employer. ris, Salem, Camden, Warren and At- 3 ed products—increased $1,200,000,000. Perth Amboy. Detective Griffin, of Pittsburg, went lantic. January 1 and July 1. In 1870-1874 there was an enormous to New Brunswick Tuesday and look- '# # * * ISSUES TRAVELERS' CHECK demand for workmen in England's ed up the record of the man and Buoyancy of Fresh and Salt Water. SELLS FOREIGN DRAFTS P. industry, as shown by the rise in Dr. Henry Kutertnlns Physicians. heard enough to impell him to wire The Middlesex County Medical As- A Chinese lad dropped his ball in a THE W wage rates and by the increase by the home at once to keep an eye on thennrrow hole nnd could not get it out. total sum paid to labor. sociation iheld its regular meeting on man, who is now under a doctor's HARRY C. PERRINE, President he three-hundred-and-fifty-acre farm So lie poured water in tho hole, think- "History repeats itself." enre recovering' from an operation. ing that he would flout the bnll to the T. FRANCIS PERR1 of Dr. F. C. Henry, of Holmdel, Sat- In 1870-1874 England was manu- When charged with emblezzlement surface. As the ball was slightly heav- urday. The mansion of Dr. Henry DIREC facturing for the world. In 1914— in Perth Amboy several years Deutch ier than water, it remained on the bot- s one of the oldest in this section of the United States must manufacture was confined to his home. His doc-tom. Then be thought of mixing suit DANIEL C. CHASE CHRISTI he .state, being close to 150 years with the water, as he knew that salt for the world. tor said he was suffering with pleu- HARRY C. PERRINE old. The doctors of the county had a water would .float denser objects than It s the duty of American manu- ro-pneumonia and so the officers did J. BAIRD PERRINE most enjoyoble day at the farm, as fresh. This lie did and was rewarded facturers to prepare for what is just not guard the house. He was not so he guests of Dr. Henry, who is presi- iwith the floating ball. before us—an enormous foreign de- sick that toe couldn't slip away. He Safe Deposit dent of the association. ' This particular fact is demonstrated mand for our manufactured products. sailed for Holland, but Detective Pel- at the mouths of rivers. Objects rolling Manufactured products are made by Eighteen doctors were present at tier got a tip from a priest and along the bottom of a fresh river, too machinery, and machinery is built he meeting and some Interesting Deutch was arrested as he landed in heavy to come to the top, will rise when they are carried out to sea. The with machinery tools and small tools. cases of diabetes and gangrene were Holland and Court Interpreter Som- Line of Duty. presented and discussed by Dr. general rule also applies to floating —American Machinist. ogyt and Burt Moore, of Perth Am- bodies. For instance, a ship with a Uncle Lube had been over into Cal o « 5Yank M. Donohue, Dr. A. L. Smith, boy, were sent after him and brought cargo on the sea will sink sometimes a houn county to see the son of his old Atop of Mount McKinloy. of New Brunswick, Dr. John L.. Lund, him back. foot on entering a fresh water port. master, now grown to ripe age and Archdeacon Stuck in his account of of Perth Amboy and Dr. Spenser, of When Detective Griffin heard this On the other hand, if she leaves a fresh judicial office. bis climb to the summit of Mount Me- Woodbrldge. The cases were those he telegraphed to headquarters to water port with her cargo she will rise "Luke, how does Mr. John look?" Kinloy, "The Ascunt of Dcnnll," gives handled by the doctors during the prevent Deutch repeating the experi- when entering the ocean. So a ship asked the old gentleman. "He's get- this description of bis Impressions past few months. ence. He says that Deutch was chief may be loaded apparently too much at ting stout, eh?" upon reacblr ; It: "Immediately before After the discussion Dr. Henry had a wharf and still be all right on the "Yas, suh," agreed Luke. "Ah will MB, in the direction In which we had clerk in an office of twenty clerks waves. a delightful supper served from the say dat w'en Ah saw Mas'r John ev'y climbed, lay—nothing; n void, n sheov and was earning $75 a week. His In building a dam the fact of salt but tin on his wais'coot was doln' Its gulf many thousands of feet deep, and products of his farm. Dr. Frank M. employer was pleased with his work water's being heavier than fresh must duty, Bah."—New York Post. one shrank back instinctively from the Donohue gave the members an invita- and had trusted him with large sums be tnkeuinto consideration, and the little pnrupet of unow basin when oni> tion \o hold their next meeting, which of money. dam for the same head must be a good Hardly Possible. had glanced at the awful profundity. will bo held in October, on ihis farm Deutch was saved from prison be- deal stronger; this, too, without taking "Landlord, what is this inscription Across tho gulf, about 3.000 feet be- at Sea Cliff. The Invitation was ac- into consideration the beating of waves, on your wludowpnne?" neath us and fifteen or twenty miles cause of sympathy for his wife, who etc.—St. Louis Republic. nwny, sprang most splendidly into view cepted. ivas in delicate health. He was sen- "Some say it was scratched with a # # * * diamond by the poet Cowper, but oth the great ninss of Dunnli's Wife, or tenced to two years in State prison, Switzerland's Navy. Mount Pornkor. sis some- white men Compensation Awarded. ers say the authenticity is doubtful." but £he sentence was reconsidered Long before Germany was to be reck "I think so myself. Where would a misname, her, lining innjestlcully all Samuel Gowen, ot New Brunswick, and he was placed on probation oned with as a sea power Switzerland the middle distance. * * * And never poet net a dlntnond?"—Loul9vllle Cou who lost the first phalange of his sec- * * « « possessed a fleet equipped for warfare rler-Journnl. was nobler wight displayed to mnii than Eight hundred years ago on all the that great isolated mountain, spread ond finger on his left hand, while Enrly Court at Toms Rtver. working for the Pennsylvania Rail- larger Swiss lakes armed galleys wers It Had a Charm. out completely, with all its spurs ami Arrested on a charge of disorderly mnintninod by the rival cantons. Skill- ridges, Its ellffs mid Its glaciers, lofty road Co., on October 31, 1913, has re-conduct, John Converse, of New "I do miss Mrs. Jones. She told me ed shipwrights bad to be Imported from nil the news of the pnrish." nnd mighty, and ye' far bouenth us. ceived an order from Judge Daly, en- Brunswick, and nine of his compan- Genoa for the construction of these * * * Beyond stretched, blue and titling him to $7.28 a week for fifteen "Oh. ttint was only gossip—no truth ons were each fined $3.25 by Police vessels, some of which carried crews of In it!" vogue to the southwest, the wide vnl- weeks, under the employers' compen- 500 men. The largest Swlsa flotillr. ley of the Kuskokwlm. with an end of Justice A. C. King at Toms River, "Well, there, J liked to 'ear It. Truth sation act. Ho was the only witness. at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning. The was maintained on the Lake of Gene- all mountains. * * * it was. however, va, when the inhabitants of Geneva or lies, 'twas all news to me."—Lon- He had been earning $14.2S a week, and pnrty wns arrested by Lieutenant A. don t'nncli. to the south and the oast flint the the compensation is 50 per cent, of were nt war with Savoy. Since the most marvelous prospect opened be- Munsey, of the local police, who neutrality of Switzerland lias been fore ns. his wages. George L. Burton repre- had been assigned to this special Artistic Temperament, sented him and Theodore Strong ap- guiirnnteud by the powers there bnf, work by Chief Ctickwalter after com- been no need for warships on thelnkuR The Prima's Husband—I see a Stock peared for the railroad company. A plaints had been made that the peace The Swiss, however, possess a morenn Exchange sent has sold for $50,000. Worms nnd Hot Weather Moko Chil- counsel fee of $10 was allowed Mr. and quiet of the night was being dis- tile navy, which carries n considerable Tlie P"'nm—My, how I'd like to sing dren Sick. Burton. urbed by autoinobllists passing iiuouut of trade over the 3-12 miles of In that house!—New York Post. Get a box of Kickapoo Worm Killer # * * * through the town. Converse and hisnavigable waterways in the republic to-day. Give It to your child accord- friends arrived in town in two auto- Odd Temperament. Crock Safe: Seju-cd Away. Physician—For your ailment abso- Ing to directions, and see how quickly Burglars entered tho bakery of ,T. mobiles, making tho night hideous, It Our vices are like our nails—even lute* rest is u sine qua non. Patient— your sick and nervous child will get W. Child & Co. in Broad street, Red is alleged, by blowing fish horns. as we cut them they grow again.—T. But. dnrtor, my system won't take any well. It rids the system of worms- Bank, Sunday, and blew open the safe. Bernard. quinine.—Buffalo Express. clears the sallow completion—checks -* -* -• # They were frightened away before Trenton Man is Elected President of -o— pains in stomach and bowels—cleanB they got the money in the safe. Very likely, however, tho manufac- It is iu men as in soils where some- the tongue and makes the breath The A. 0. II. times there Is a vein of gold which the # * * * turers of inhuman footgear have to sweet. Its mild and tonic medicines James J. Sweeney of Trenton was wear the rnimo kind as they sell, owner knows not of.—Swift. Induce Bleep and tone up the system. Drape Spring Luke Church In Black. lected State president of the Ancient which Is as near retribution as the Guaranteed to help. Money back II The entrance to St. Catherine's Ro rder of Hibernians at the State con- aw allowH. Only a woman, can entertain un- not satisfied, Only 25c. at your Brug-- man Catholic Church, of Spring T> dition of the organization Monday at welcome visitors and make them feel gist. the edifice erected by Marquis " -^red Heart Hall, Elizabeth, dufeat- Subscrlbo for The Citizen. welcome. i mastered ny . moldering bedelorties an>» ,,reaumg my blanket on t'heui, trleii apiin to sleep, Fiut, the uncanny phu-e getting the better of njjj fwlinu', 1 arose and Rector, Rov. Chapman S. Lewio g(Jt my 45 caliber revolver. There was Residence, Christ Church Reo nothing alive to shoot at, but some- Telephone 210-R. Services Sunday, August. 30, IDll how there was a sense of protection in Training Maldl. tho weapon. A little patience and srstem in deal- CHRIST CHURCH. How long I slept before waking ing with mail i, especially if they be Holy Communion 8.00 a. again I don't know. I wus, or thought young onos, without very much experi- Sunday School 9,30 a. m, I was, awakened by a sound. But ence, will often work miracles. Even Morning Prayer and Sermon 10.30 a, m. RA-3IO4& CIGAR is sold by those who handle there was a strong wind, ami many If. they are older and can justly claim Evening Prayer 7.30 p. m, "Is there a hacienda near by where parts of tbe house hud rotted loose to be experienced, there is always grade of cigar, and desire to please their patrons. I can stop for the night?" I asked a and rattled. Tlie fire hail gone out. much for them to learn in entering a Donne Memorial Chapel. j till curly ENVELOPES eye that caused iho commotion within per which fold once to lit Into square Ing. morning, then resume my Journey?" me. And so mire was my aim that an BILLHEADS envelopes lined with u color. These 7.30 p. m. Delightful Song Service and "Well, senor," replied the man, open Hpace was left where thu eye hud formerly were used only for foreign Sermon. STATEMENTS "there Is nothing to prevent your do- been. Week Day Services: BUSINESS CARDS correspondence, but now they are corn- ing that, but I would not do It for all Something fell on tho floor of thu ing Into domestic use. Wednesday SOCIETY CARDS tho gold there IH in Mexico." 3.30 P. m. Junior C. E. Meeting. adjoining room. The sound seemed Correspondence cards never have RULED BLANKS "What Is there to fear?" Thursday to comu from behind where the por- been dulntlcr, and everybody is now "Men uiivo slept there who have 7.45 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting. BLANK ROOKS trait was hanging. Throwing mytielf using them at the slightest excuse. Friday never liecn seen or heard of afterward. PAMPHLETS from the bed, recocklng my revolver Borne of them are absolutely square, 7.30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Men have slept there who have told with my right thumb and snatching and some of them aro long and nar- fearful tales." n burning brand from tho fireplace, row, with beveled edges. , •This was not. encouraging, but I wus I ran through n doorway and stood on familiar with the superstition of the, WETH0DI8T EPISCOPAL CHUBtfl NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the other side of a partition. There Artlitio Compliment!. lower class of Mexicans nnd knew lay the body uf u man. I hud shot R«T. J. E. Shaw, Pasta, GEORGE W. FARRINGTON, JR., RIOT OF POSTAGE STAMPS. It is not the compliment that is, so to executor of George W. Farringfoh, him in the eyo und pierced his brain. speak, laid on with a trowel that really. A Room and Itt Furniture Literally deceased, by direction of the Surro- Tho stillness was broken by some reaches our hearts. No: it Is the deli- Services for the week beglnoiag. Covered With Them, gate of the County of Middlesex, here- one running in the putlo, but this was cate and subtle sort that we do not Sunday, August 30, 1914: Sunday Services. by gives notice to the creditors of Within onsy walking dlstniice of the all the indication 1 had of the presence recognize ns a compliment. the said George W. Parrington, to old rntlicdral town of Olilehester, Eng- 0 30 a. m.—Class of any one except the dead man. I This species is best and most suc- bring in their their debts, demand land, Is the KlslriK Sun. In North 10.30 a. m.—Preaching by Pastor stood listening for some time, then cessful when It Is expressed by deeds and claims against the estate of fh Rented, n house of Interest to all who 2.30 p. m.—Sunday School was seized with a desire to get out of rather than by words, 6.45 p. m.—Epworth Leag'ie Service said deceased, under oath or afflrma collect stumps, for the little Inn con- the place us soon us possible. 1 started Let some one show a decided liking 7,30 p. m.—Preach!tg by Pastor tlon, within nlnj months from thl tfiiiis a room Mint In covered, every date, or they will be foreve for the patio, dropping my torch ns I for our society when there are others 3et vices during the week. inch of It, with posture stamps! barred of any action therefor agains went thut it might not make me an il- present who nre more attractive or Junior League, Thursday, 3,80 p. m.. the said executor. Ceiling, walls, doors, ;'hiilrH, tables, luminated target, and, reaching the clever or famous and how can we help Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 8.00 p. m. Dated July 30,1914. picture frames—all pnrtH of the room door of the house, gained the outside. but be pleased? All are welcome. All seats free. except the floor—nro thickly covered, Prayer Service, Thursday 7.45 p. m. GEORGE W. FARRINGTON. JR. There I stood trying to pull myself to- If their amusements and interests while from the celling hang long fes- 8-1-9. Executor. gether. take a second place and ours usurp toons and ropes made of bundles of There was a streak of dawn in the the first, then that, too, is a delightful stamps for which there WHS no other NOTICE. east. It tended to quiet the horror form of flat*ery. HETIIODIST PROTESTANT CHUBCH room. There nre fully 2,000,000 stamps there was within me. After all, what ALL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL pasted up und 1,000,000 more In these Her. F. P. Craig, Paster. take notice, That all debts owing, to was there to flee from? I could hear Table Usage. festoons, wliile great bundles, one of no sound from within, and all except the estate of James H. Gordon, or to Good manners at the table stamp tbe Services for the week beginning which holds G0.000 stamps, hang among the wind was still without. I was as the firm of Howell & Gordon, are the heavy loops. well bred person. The knife is used Sunday, August 30, 1914: well mined and had the same chance only in cutting the food, never to raise 10.30 a. m. Regular Preaching, Subject, now due and payable. Notice is fur- But It Is not only the nmnzlng num- as nny one else, I bad killed a man, nny particle of it to the mouth. A few "Mighty Weapons or pulling down ther given that the proper and legal ber of stamps thnt attracts the visi- and I preferred to learn If possible general rules follow: Strongholds," settlement of the Estate of Jamei H. tor's attention. There Is evidence on whether I had besn justified in doing 2.00 p. • m. Junior C. E. Topic. all sides of great Ingenuity, The pic- Lettuce is cut with the fork, a small Gordon, deceased, will require the so. Summoning my resolution, 1 re- portion rolled about tbe tines and thus "How can we make pleasant mem- tures Inside the stamp covered frames ories." Bible Ref; Philipplana 4, 8. collection of all the above mentioned entered the house, peering through the eaten. are of stamps themselves. The celling dim light for any one who might be 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunday School debts, by legal action, If necessary. Is ornamented with a great star. The Oranges are peeled, cut or divided Subject, "A Day of Quest'ons."' Payment may be made to Francis H. there. into quarters and eaten, or cut in half arms of the neighboring town of Bog- I regained without opposition the Bible Ref., St. Matthew 22, 15-22. Gordon, at the store corner of Broad- and eaten with the orange spoon, a Classes for all. nor are over the fireplace and the room In which I had slept There war and David street, or to the un- tablecloth shows the Eiffel tower! spoon narrower and smaller than tbe 7.00 p. m. Senior C. til. Toplo were embers on tbe hearth, and I're- 1 dersigned. Queen Victoria Is surprisingly lifelike ordinary tablespoon. "Why and How to abolish War." kindled the flre. There I stood with Bible Ref. Isaiah 6E, 17-25. WILLIAM J. BOWB, in carefully chosen stamps of different my back to it, waiting for the day to colors. The Prince of Wales' feathers The Unfriendly Reminder, What evils does 'war cause? Administrator of James H. Gordon break. As soon as I could see without What can we do to help the peace and the crown ore also represented. Of all trying things tbe "I told you artificial light I went to tbe room, cause? deceased. 9-13-tf Moot of tbe stamps are penny English THXBI LAJ TH* BOOT OF A MAN. •0" penon Is one of the wont When where tbe body lay In the Bame posi- Compare the peace sentiment today •tamps, but tbere are others from all you confide any trouble to them you that they were very easily frightened. tion I had left It. It was on the floor and one hundred years ago? over the world. One door is a bright are usually met with an "I told you so, I must either sleep In this deserted beside a table, and the table was di- Come hear these discussed. yellow, covered entirely with the Swan but yon wouldn't lliten to me," which JAS. J. DOLAN house or return to Veiiado or bivouac. rectly under a hole In the partition, 7.45 p. m. Song Service, led by the River stamps of Western Australia. la distinctly annoying. They really choir. Tbe latter I did not wlsb to do, for a the latter being about the height of a might have the generosity not to rub 8.00 p. m. Regular Preaching, Subject, It Is all the work of tbe landlord, norDer was blowing and a One rain man. I got up on the table, put my it in. There Is very little chance that "The Holy City." who, already a stamp collector, thought was falling. Bo I thanked CM, asn for eye to the hole and looked Into tbe you would have forgotten tbelr warn: Thursday— of this as an amusing way of disposing his Information and rode on. bedroom. Ing, and they might refrain from the 7.16 p. m. Class meeting. Electrical of duplicates. He finished the room in I reached the house jnst before dark, 8.00 p. m. Prayer meeting. Now I could form a theory. There petty satisfaction of reminding you of celebration of the queen's jubilee.— and an attractive place it must have Let us therefore follow after the had been two or more men in the their superior wisdom. Contractor Youth's Companion. been In Its prime. house. One of them had looked things that make for poace. Romans The house-had been handsomely fur- through the hole, which formed an eye 14, 19. ^ Music of the Spheres. nished, but that must, have been many of the picture, and Been me on the The Family Bore. Tbe ancients were of the opinion that years before, for, though the frame- bed. If he wished to rob me my re- Friends and even memben of a fam- 179 Hewj Street BnU the planets In their movement through work of the furniture was solid as volver was In his way. An attempt ily ought to take care not to overstep Every time some people feel very tlie border line between Interest and space produced severally the seven ever, the woven fabrics were in tat- had been made to frighten me, but naughty they quote General Sher- lnqulsltiveness, If one has been out Telephone 121-W notes of the gamut. This music, it was ters. And yet the place looked as if whether to get an advantage over me man's remark about war, and tell contended, was imperceptible to huniua persons had used it since the olden and comes back looking pleased, it is or to drive me out of the house I could themselves that their emotions have ears on account of the fiiet that It was time, when it was occupied regularly. annoying to be immediately asked, only conjecture. I inclined to the lat- "Well, whom have you been with?" been relieved. too powerful for our hearing. Others There were bits of food scattered about ter opinion. held that men did not hear It simply and other evidences of the sojourn of and then requested to go into details MACHINE SHOP Having gone thus far in my investi- because they were so used to It, just as human beings, Perhaps, I thought, of tbe pleasant time spent When the bartender begins to call we do not not Ire the roar of the city these things were left by those per- gations, I resolved to go further. 1 ransacked the house. I looked into a patron by his first name it is time B5GINK8, B01MB8 an! IACHIXHI from our constant familiarity with It sons of whom the man I met on tho Cerdlellty to Newcomers. closets, up chimneys, under furniture. for Ihim—the patron—to stop and con- Of all kinds repaired- The real "music of the spheres" is road told me. The first thing I did A resident of r. town or village con purely intellectual, lying In the greot was to gather some wood which I Tbe last thing I did was to pull the call with propriety on any newcomer sider whether he really can take It or MODEL MAKING, PLUMBHO, and splendid fuct of the universe of found scattered about the place and, clothing and mattresses off the bed aod the newcomer should return this leave it alone. GA8 FITTING, BTB1M All aw and order. putting it in the great fireplace, soon on which I had slept. Out rolled a call if she desires to continue the ac- had a cheerful blaze, which I needed shower of gold coins. quaintance. The time of calling Is MOT W1TIB HIATUS It was now quite light, and I resolv- Modern Finance. not only for warmth, but to help ban- settled by the customs of the place, but ish the dreariness about me. ed to gather up the coins, hide them If it's a Good One "We boys wish to raise some money after two o'clock and before six Is gen- V. NEWELL JAMES and report my experience at the next you want, see Parlsen. He handles only for our club." I ate my supper beside tbe fire. The erally correct reliable pianos, and tbe prlcoi are alwayi 1 town at which I would stop. lower than other dealers. Goner Seeoat and Itoektai Mi. "Well, you want to get out and rim apartment I occupied bad apparently I reported my find as I had intended errands, clenu up yards, collect old been the principal bedroom of tho When to Call. Factory Piano Polish 25c Bottle to the police, informing them v4hero I Iron, sift ashes and earn the money." house in its better days, and its walls Ceremonious calls are not made be- had hidden the gold pieces. They vis- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. "Oh, no. Those methods are archaic. were hung with portraits. One I Judg- tween women In the morning, evening HARRY PARISEN ited the house In question and recog- We propose to have a tug day."—Kan- ed to be the likeness of the former or on Sunday afternoons. A man, ow- 201 David Street South Ambov nized the man I had shot as a notori- TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY sas City Journal. owner, the Spaniard who had murder- ing to the exactions of business, may ed hlH wife and her paramour. Ho ous bandit. They wondered when he call in tbe evening and on Sunday •.For New York, Newark and Ellee- certainly looked capable of murder. had seen me lying on the bed thnt he afternoon. beth at 6.23, 7.06, "7.33, 7,50. •8.17, Naturally. One of his eyes seemed to differ from had not shot at me through the pnrti- WILLIAM BEHN Mrs. JoneB — Men never kn»w how 10.01, 11.28, a. m.; 12.28, 8.19, 4.35, the other; but, since I had no light ex- tlon, but I reminded them thnt thin Tea Invitation. much they owe to their wives. Now. cept what came from the hearth, I would have been difficult. Besides, It ELECTRICIAN 5,00, 6.24, 7.34, 8.21, 9.48 p. m. Sun- there's Mr. Blank, who Is praised by Invitations to afternoon teas nre day, 8.26 a. m.; 1.17, 5.01, 6.47, 8.46, could not make out wherein this dif- was doubtless to his interest to fright- very often in tho form of visiting every one us a successful man, but ference lay. en me awn.v. 9.24, 10.10 p. m. what would he have been If he had cards. On the lower left hand corner I never heard that anything was Electrical Wiring, Fixtures and Bell For Long Branch, Aabnry Park, never married 7 Mr. Jones—A bachelor, Having finished my supper, I went of the card write "At homo from 3 un- my dear.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. out and gathered what greeu stuff I done to prevent the premises from be- til 0, Thursday, April 20," etc., 12.56, 6.22, 8.55, a. m.; 12.16, 2.S4, could find for my horse to eat—I had ing used by bandits. The Mexican ru- Work 4.36, 5.39, 6.42, 10.10, p, m. Sundays, watered him shortly before at n runuel ral police are not very effective, nnd HoiplUllty to 8trangere. 12,66, 4.26, 9.27, 9.42 a. m,; 6.11, 9.36 Some people never have any re- beside the road—and, returning, smok- soon after my experience Governor Before an Invitation of hospitality Is j>. m. pect for gray hairs until they have ed a pipe beside the five. 1 bud no Carranzn started his rebellion against flven to a stranger a call should first 185 Stevens Avenue South Amboy mind to occupy the bed with Its enor- President Huerta, •New York only : s. Saturday only. acquired a few of their own. be made. ' Telephone IS 4-11 m-\ r*nn# mm at. passed sometime ago. At) +* approval oi ese I because tbey cai» billis were paid and Mr. Grace's mo- ... Board bas been secured. ^e Board\ of Education, con- CO tion carried. The boaiti then went into executive vened at their special meeting Friday The board then went into extcutive , Aikcosamunfcatlons or Items or news re- session for* a little while, probably evening the first bjusiness taken up session -jo consider a persona! mat- Mlfefi by u» must be accompanied by the for a conference with Mr. Samuel was that of a bill of the present city ter, afteAwhich adjournment was tak- signature of the writer tolasmre publication Schleimer, lot Blizabebt, who was treasurer for J360.00. A letter ac- en until tVe regular meeting. J In thpl'ost Office at South A in boy present. j companying the bill stated that this as second class mall matter. Upon reconvening a communication amount was for services as custodian was read from the clerk of th& Sayre- of school moneys from July 4,1912, to HARVEST HOME AT PISCATA.WAY V SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914. ville Board of Education which stated July 4, 1914. This would make 'tb.3 that their bill of some eight hundred monthly stipend $15.00 per month (Continued From Page One) Now is-the time to get the Boy ready for schc The seed faker who went into Mid- dollars for tuition fees from last year since the law referred to became ef- several Saturday afternoons volun- Do not wait Hintil the School bell reminds you ' dlesex County to sell his stuff walked had been received and would fective. In the dscussion that aroso teers have been clearing up the he has nothing but his old vacation outfit. The e plumb Into the very best trap New brought up before the board at their upon the bill Mr. Davis stated that grounds working deligently with Jersey has for catching such rascals. meeting in the early part of Septem- Mr. Perrine had spoken to him about grubbing hoes, scythes, etc. Though buyer gets the first pick, and it's always best tc He had a lot vl millet seed which he ber. this same matter, claiming that the much has been accomplished and in time. was trying to foist on the farmers as law entitled him to compensation for the grounds have already been re Another communication was receiv- something' more rare and valuable, his services. Mr. Davis said that he sorted to daily by increasing num ed from the Public Service Gas Co. Our School Suits have unusual merit—they but some specimens were sent to the had told Mr. Perrine that the boanl bers, tbe plans are for a fully equip- calling their attention to the matter made by a reliable Maker, according to our dictati. agricultural experiment station at had no funds with which to pay any ped playground and beautiful park of their furnishing fixtures for the jNew Brunswick, where they were at bills for back pay such as this and wholly free to the public. To se Every fabric is chosen for appearance and durability, domestic science course and offering once identified. Thert. the county suggested that be take the matter up cure funds for this purpose a Har to make the installations along this and every point in the making is perfect. Our School prosecutor got after the seed faker with a view to securing pay for future vest Home has been planned for line. The matter was referred to the Suits are always made of double strength all the way and had him arrested and convicted services only. Mr. Grace thought that Wednesday, September 2d. As tbe committee on supplies. and sentenced. Thin is one of the it was absurd to contemplate the pay- community in thu neighborhood of through. The bills of Richard Dowllng for many ways in which the State experi- ment of this bill as the board had not the park is -small, though growing $9.80. cartage, H. MacDowcll $35.60 far Sizes 4 to 8 years, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 to $3.00 ment station benefits New Jersey farm- hired him and he was already getting steadily in numbers, they should be school supplies, Misg Catherine W ers. Tests are made of seeds sent for well paid for his services us city encouraged by contributions of money ** Sizes 8 to 17 years, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 to $4.50 Uey for writing up specifications, eio., examination and the results reported. treasurer. The legality of thn bill and materials for this object. $0.00, Thomas Lovely for repairs to We can prove nothing by prices, but we can Fertilizers are also analyzed and the was discussed and eventually the The General Committee consists tlie roofs, etc., $166.79, Mrs. Thomas fanners are told just which are good, school laws were produced and the of Charles \V, Britton, Chairman prove everything by the Suits, if you'll investigate Kllcommons for cleaning the schools, which poor and which utterly useless, suction referred to by Mr. 1'orrine In Charles A. Blake, Secretary; Prank $28.00; and Frederick Laton for five our splendid School Clothes. all free of expense. The seed fakers liis letter was road. From this one K. Miller, Treasurer; Rev. and Mrs hundred record cards, $7,24, were road are exceedingly clever talkers, as a would deduce, that the board had n Henry Hale Gilford'; Ray Davis; Wil- and aftor being approved by tho vari- Boys' and Girl*.' Shoes; Hats, Caps, Neckwear Blouses, rule, and even in these days many choice of either the city collector or liam K. Harlovv, Miss Elizabeth Bauer ous committees were ordered paid. Shirt*, Etc. at Reduced Prices. farmers are swindled by them, but it tlie treasurer and could appoint either Mrs. Blake, Mra. Mlile.r and Mrs President Davis brought up a mat- is the rural men's own fault, ainco of those offlfilal«. In thr event of no llritton. The, usual features of a ter which had been called to his at- they can bo reliably Informed if they appointment the city treasurer was Harvest Home will bo provided. take the trouble to consult the experi- tention regarding a certain pupil who the one designated by law to act HH ment station at New Brunswick—New- would probably enter the schools thU the custodian. Although tho laiv ark News. year. It seemed that, llio child in says thnt the, official acting In thin MAItV question had been ailing In somo way capacity "uluill" receive extra compen- Mrs. Mary Ilurkalow dopnrted thin that would not permit of her entering life lit tlin home of her son-'in-luw It is really amusing to read the sation for his HorvlnoH, .it does not "THE TURNER STORE" or attending school hcre'.ofoic. Spec- William Dnrlymplc, lSonlentown ftve comment of the press on the road specify any certain amount. This ts ial privileges were asked for as re- line, early Tuesday morning ut the Broadway and David Street South Amboy, N. J. that leads from Main street and left entirely to tho Hoard of lOduca- gards the teacher nnd school to bo ngn of (i7 yearn. Shu had boon Broadway to Bridge street, Sayre- tion to determine.. Although tho bill attended. Aftor a llttlo discussion, some time. •vllle township. Recently some cin- didn't Hceni to mod with much favor E Mr. Davis wns advised to refer tho Tho funeral was held from her ders wore placed in low and soggy It was finally whirred to the llnanco matter to the attention of the city Into residence; at 2.30 o'clock on places on this road,, and It took con- committee for Investigation Into Its superintendent with the endowment ThnrmlB' afternoon, tho Kov. C, S siderable space in the papers to con- merits and report at thenoxt meeting. of the board and tho recommendation Ijowls, reclor of Christ Church, olll- demn such a procedure, when a com- Tho next business taken up wan that those special privileges be grant- elating nt the Hervlce. Intorment pliment Bhould have been extended thn opening of tho bids for the erec- ed. was mudn In Christ Church cemetery as cinders are considered the heat tion of (Ire escapes on School No. I. A report from the chairman of the StlllwfiU & Mason were funeral dlrec material extant for such spots In a Here, too, the, board ran Into the finance committee' showed that then tors. Toad. Tien again this road is strict- question of finances. The, original was $592.82 In the treasury of tlir ly private property, and its use is appropriation for tho erection of thoso board at the prosent time with all bills granted solely through the goodwil lire escapes was eight hundred dol- UNCLAIMED LETTERS. paid up to and including those sub- of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com lars. The bids submitted wore as fol- List of letters remaining uncalled mitted. In speaking of probabilities pany. It can be closed at any time. lows: If. W. Schrimpf, of Perth Am- for tho week ondlng August 29, 1,914: It was brought out that there was No • one is compelled to use it, boy, $1,000.00; Vulcan Rail & Con- Henry Harulmatt, Morgan station; $250.00 due from the State from last neither is it a public road, and to struction Company, of Ilrooklyn, $840. Miss Grace O'Breln, Morgan; Harry year's appropriations and the unpaid make adverse comment on its condi The first bid did not include the cut- Miss Q. L. Flanagan, Morgan; MIBS tuition bill of Sayreville Township tion ia absurd. The old route through tine down of any windows or doors to E. Taylor, care of Maxwoll's Carni- would make some sixteen hundred the "Hole-ln-the-Wall" is a public furnish adequate doorways. The enJ val, Mrs. Sarah Shaw, Mary Slakman TWO KINDS OF SERVICE dollars, roughly speaking, to the thoroughfare, open to criticism, and glneer who was present stated that Mrs. Catherine Hick, Mary Sullivan board's credit. the city and county are responsible this would cost In tho neighborhood Mr. E. E. Moore, Thomas Leavey for its condition. It developed that the bond of Con- of $li!5.00 for this carpenter and such Mrs. Frark Maul, Mr. Jerome Klown By John F. Martin tractor Gundrum for the erection of other incidental work entailed. The Henry Kllmm, Mrs. J. Kllmurray. the retaining wall along the John second bid did not include any of the These letters will, be Bent to the street side of the school grounds had The service the undertaker renders is a service which concrete foundations for posts, etc. Dead Letter Office In thirty days not yet been executed notwithstand- should not be estimated in dollars and cents. The first Circuit Judgeship neither did it include the painting of When calling for same please say ing the facilities accorded him by a consideration of the funeral director is, of course, the the escapes. The latter bid was final- "Advertised." member of the board. Stopping of for Geo. S. Silzer ly accepted subject to approval of the J. W. REA, Postmaster care of the one who lias passed from the earthly life. the work on this wall was spoken of plans and specifications by the State His next, but not less Important, is the care of those who by one of the board as the proper On Tuesday Governor Fielder Board of Education. The consensus thing to be done until such time as SILZER TAKES OATH OF OFFICE are left to mourn the death of their loved one. named Prosecutor George S. Silzer of opinion seemed to be that the erec- the contractor could see fit to comply as Circuit Court judge to succeed tion of these escapes were of sufficient Prosecutor George S. Silzer was Probably no profession requires so many different qual- with the requirements of the contract Charles 9. Black, who was recently importance to justify the board in ex- sworn in as Circuit Court Judge be- There wasn't much discussion on this ifications as that of the mortuarian. And how little elevated to the Supreme Court bench ceeding the amount of their appropria- fore former Judge J. Kearny Rice, point and a motion that the matter thought and consideration do we give to the various de- to aucceded the late Justice Wlllard i tion as much as necessary. The de- Supreme Court commissioner, Wed- of handling the contractor for the P. Voorhees. ficit can then be made up in next nesday afternoon. It was In Judge tails with which tbe undertaker is confronted! Some un- Improvements at School' No. 1 be left Rice's office that the lawyer began Regarding the appointment of Mr. year's budget. dertakers are, by nature and training, competent to ex- entirely in the hands of the chairman the study of law not 80 many years Silzer, the Governor flaid: Engineer McMlchaels asked whether ercise these important functions, and many fall in their of the building and grounds commit- ago. "The appointment of Prosecutor tee to use his own Judgment as the the board was willing for the con- duties because that true Ideal, inseparable from the funer- Silzer to the judgeship is a purely necessity might require between meet- tractor to continue using gravel in the al director, ts wanting, 'personal one,-My long association ings of the board was'approved. foundations for the retaining wall at with him in the Legislature convince: School No. 1, instead'of trap rock. Another motion empowered the THE MARTIN SERVICE enables all persons, of all creeds, -me that be gave the State the benefit He stated that the contractor main- building and grounds committee to go to properly insure against those errors which are com- ol very valuable work. He was an_ tained that it would cause a great ahead with the grading as planned mon to the average man engaged in the business or pro- able, conscientious and honest legis- deal of delay if trap rock Were Insist- out some time ago as far as their lator. He is a good lawyer with a ed upon as it was difficult to secure. fession of caring (or the human dead. funds would permit. large practice and will have to make After some little discussion of tho The secretary was asked if be 'had a great sacrifice when he takes the matter the engineer was .informed THE MARTIN SERVICE! never overlooks any detail of notified all the teachers as to the place which be Is eminently qualified that it was the wish of tbe board that the funeral. Its equipment throughout Is the very best exact date of the opening of school to fill. trap rock be used. This is what was obtainable, and in professional skill it has reached the and replied that be had. It also de- "All things being equal I think I specified In the' contract and they veloped that all the teaolers 'had highest point in the scale of perfection. ought to appoint younger lawyers to wanted the contract lived up to signified the aceptance of the posi- these positions so that the State In strictly.. The clerk was instructed to The cost of THE MARTIN SERVICE is, In many canes, tions to which they were appointed. later years may have the.benefit of so notify the contractor. It also de- This applied both to the newly en- less than that of the liferior and unprofessional service their training for many years to veloped that the contractor had not gaged teachers and the others as well. rendered by-many undertakers. come, and because the judges ought filed his bond as per the contract and to be kept on the bench regardless The matter of the execution of con- the clerk was also instructed to noti- of their politics." tracts by those teachers who did not fy the contractor to comply in this George S. Stlzor was born In New come under the tenuro of office act respect immediately. The board did OFFICE AND FUNERAL PARLOR was also discussed and the fact Brunswick, April 14, 1870. Ho was not take much stock in the delay is- 192 Broadway telephone B-J South Amboy educated in the public schools and brought out that these contracts were sue as regarding the procurement of graduated from tho high school in In the hands of the city superlnten- trap rock. dent awaiting execution as the teach, 1888, being tho vaiedlctorinn of tola The question as to whether or not ors reported. A GOOD WATCH class. He was admitted to the bar Sayrovillc Township had paid their By motion the secretary was in- as an attornoy in November, 1892, and tuition bill of some eight hundred that.keeps correct time, structed to communicate to the cus- as counselor in November, 1899. dollars was brought up by Mr. Grace todlnn the action of the board as per- and does not need re- Since thon he has practiced his pro- and It developed that this bill ibad tains to the bill submitted by' him at fession In New Brunswick, residing not yet been cancelled. Upon mo- pairing often, is a treas- a former meeting. in, Metuchen, tion, the secretary was Instructed to ure to the man of affairs • Ho has served on the Hoard of notify them to pay up at once. Examiners for candidates for admis- STRIKERS DISCHARGED. The following bills were read and that he values highly. sion to tho bar, and also in the New I of happenings both Wo havo a limited numhor o£ excellent Boys' Fall Weight Suits, In full. Win. H. Parlsen, real estate and iln- tho M, 13. Sunday School on Thurs- •urance, 169Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. o Washington to tnko a position In groat and wnull that have contribut- day was tho largest over run. All In both Bulgarian and plain Norfolk styles, which we will close out 1-11-62 the treasury department, severely. ed to tho making of lilBtory. had a good time. this Saturday at exceptionally reduced prices. FOB SALE—Dwelling; 9 rooms; r\ Every suit carries our regular guarantee of satisfaction. Sizes attto; back ibed; slate roof; cellar In tlio KeaiiHlmrg buby parade lust ' Toelll'KwIlftisUI pndj Frank C^ffS^ 8 to 17 under entire bouse; large kitchen Master Joseph Connors was struck, Saturday Micro wore quite a largo two of lant Avar'/\\\di\ BChopr grad- range; ateam beat; Improvements; by a motor cycle on Stovens avenu number of entrants from this city. tan; gai; tewer connection; 120 uates, yrtll/enjipe organ in the Methodist EplB- with a plainful accident. It seems The stork paid a visit to the home as $20.30. For Saturday selling copal church last Sunday evening at he was using an alligator wrench to f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leonard, of HELP WANTED—About IS girls, 16 years thu services and rendered some very tighten a leaking valve when the and upwards. Paid while learning. Apply Catherine street, last Monday morn- to E. Kleiner & Co.'s Cigar Factory. 8-&2 sxcellent selections which were very wrench slipped and precipitated him ing and left a bouncing baby boy. THE STORE THAT SATISFIES HELP WANTED-Gitls at Shirt Waist much appreciated. downward. His hand struck on Factory, Broadway and John Btrect. Steady another support of some kind and the work and good pay. 8-22- Jonathan Compton, of Bordentown heavy wrench, which he still had in Prof. F. W. Steins, of Stevens ave- avenue, haa secured a contract for his hand, smashed the third finger of nue, had charge of the music and BRIEGS the erection of two houses In South ihis right hand badly. Although tha singing which formed a parj; of tho Th* Tailor, ClothUr and Habardaahar River for the Safran Realty Company. injury was exceedingly painful he mas & McMictiael entertainment in ihe Church of Our stuck it out until he got home when CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SCUYEIORS >ady of Victories In Sayreville, laat 91 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Miss Margaret Rehfuss, of Broad- the day's work was done. Then re- Junday evening. way, won a Red Cross nurse doll in lief for the injury was obtainable. Office ot City Engineer a prize drawing at Keansburg last*. Saturday during the carnival there. / The European war is having a de- Port Office Bid*, goith Anb«r, IT. I. ;ided effect upon the coal shipping industry both locally and at other It is said that there has been points. The BerwindrWhite business icarcity of vegetable hucksters abo has dropped to almost lhalf the for- town during the past week a d mer size It was when all the steamers housewives are wondering why. were running. ' MEAT It is said that the bunch of loiterers* I • Kare your children's around the Post Office the other night The body of Michael Cameron, who were told "If you fellows want to was killed at First street crossing Jyes examined More send- stand here you'll have to dove on." some weeks ago, was shipped on MARKET Monday to Lansburg Station, Nova Scotia, by orders of his brother, Tho- ing them to school. Speaking of checkers reminds one mas Cameron. The deceased is said If they are adverse to study, suf- hat there is a rumor current to the HAVE STRUCK THE KEYNOTE to have left a small estate in Nova fer from headache or are nervous, •ffeot that Deacon can now trim Len- Scotia. their eyes may be where the trouble le about two out of every six games. to low prices and intend to keep on striking that note right along. Look these is. Correct glasaea at $2.50 and prices over. more. If glasses are not needed, we The trophy cup for the winner of Charles Steuerwald is making some -will tell youl BO. the pennant in the South Shore ery attractive improvements tohi s League is now on exhibition in Gor- property on Louisa street. A con- Sale Friday Saturday and Monday DB. f. J. MONAGHABf rete sidewalk has been put down in 9 / Optometrist don's Ice Cream Parlor in South River. ?ront and a driveway ot the same OTCT Laay Draff Store Perth Amboy material on the side-of bis house. A Ually/9 to 5. Tuesday and concrete floor is also being put In his Don't forget that the Central Rail- 85c SPECIALS! Saturday evenings till 9. jnrage. road of New Jersey •will run an. ex- Yearling. 14ic lb 3 lbs PICKLED PIGS' FEET.... 25c cursion from this city to Atlantic 2 lbs SPARE RIBS 25c lty on September 10, leaving here at Last Monday evening an automobile 2 lbs LIVER 25c . The Talk of the Town 1.25 a. m. got lost on Pine avenue and Henry 2 lbs FAT SALT PORK 26c treet. The driver had a lot of tire Is Castle's Ice Cream. 2} lbs LEAN PLATE BEEF... 25c trouble along there somewhere also. Pot Roast 2J lbs LARD COMPOUND 25c Cora May Tlce, daughter of Mr. and Good Beef 121c Ib Everybody should get the best Mrs. Leonard Tlco of this city, took About two hours, from ten o'clock FBENCH CRKAM BISQUE CHEA1I tho second j>rize in the doll coach until midnight was spent in mailing ORANGE ICE, NEAPOLITAN and division of the baby parade at Asbury attempts to put a tire on that would Smoked Calie Hams COUKTBY CLUB BRICKS. Park on Wednesday. • stand up long enough to get Btarted. Boneless Bacon One to a customer. Including all other loose flavors, By Strip 191c Ib 142c LB John Schultz, of David street, nar- Get it fresh every day at A party of young ladles enjoyed tho rowly escaped death last Tuesday JT..I. BUNDJSSEIi'S CONFECTIONER! ^vantages of tho Y. M. C. A. bowi- when he was working at the old STOBE. ng alleys last Friday evening. It Is Chickens for ~|4j laid that they are picking up wonder- ;tock yard. Although he was uncon- IU 1 M •rib Main Street (6-27-13) Phone 242-J 'ully at this game. ?clous for about half an hour after Just Chopped Soup or Stew ^ jeing picked uii there were no bones jroken or serious injuries, with the F Mrs. Mary DuBoll, of Washington It is said that the local coal ship- ixceplion of a badly wrenched back. Porterhouse Sirloin .. avenue, Is one of those who have ing all but stood completely still Prime Rib Roast • teen awarded pensions under the ast Tuesday on. account ot the em- Steak or Roasts lb Widows' Pension Act. Last week ployees that wished to go on the Alex Morgan wns leading one of L. Blade Cut 16Jc Ib Judge Daly made awardment, which Democratic excursion to Coney. P. Meinzer's horses across the sld<3- Is for the amount of fourteen dollars ivalk when he encountered an elderly monthly. It seems that Mrs. DuBell Tho grounds around School No. 2 lady trundling a baby carriage, who Forequarferof LambiOjclb Bologna and Liverwurst 16c Ib has two children depends. . upon her, ave been fixed up considerably lnte- )ecame frightened, when Alex passi- her husband having died last MarcP y. A lot of cinders have been placed led her by Baying "the horse would She lives with her father, but he hasijJiround t0 ml in and they now pre- iot kick." "Well, Alex, that horse is Quality and Weight Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Free Deliveries to all Parts of the City. not1 had very steady work for somevent a picasnnt appearance indeed. f better disposition than some of the Remember the place, call or telephone. We sell just as we advertise. time past. Mr. DuBell was in a deli- eople," remarked tho lady. cate state of health for several yeara LG'rs on the Jersey Central Traction p/eceding his death last March. To Company's line between this city and The old bench on Broadway oppo- 184 Broadway Telephone 261 South Amboy •uch deserving ones as this tho Pen- Morgan on Sunday were crowded far Ite Church street has been again ilon Act Is certainly a boon. beyond the safety line. Fifteen mln- •essurrected and put into shapo for Tire stkru ASTBOT CITIZEN. moved \p a little by reason of their •"SAFETT FIEST, win last Saturday, Tbe Sayre & Fish- SAFETY ALWAYS." SATURDAY, AUfil'ST 29, 1914. er and the local Y. M. C. A. standing Sunday is preeinlriently^Deatb. Day G. R« u. is still stationary on account oJ their for automobilists. Long ts the regis- ne'sc^y afternc 3 o'clock, in WEEKLY LETTER TO FARMERS. not playing while -the Terra Cotta ter on each Monday of accidents, of orlins Commenl. team and that of the Hermann-Aukarn Commander, i. injuries inflicted and ,'ustained, far, tant, S. K. Chi 'ompany have dropped back a few (By F. R. Stevens, Agriculturist, far too many of Jiem on account of St Stephen's . points. What Is one's gain is an- Lehigh Valley Railroad.) carelessness and want of due pre- M. Meets at K. other's loss, seems to be the way Several inquiries have reached me caution and sound judgment on th« third Mondays of i SOME GAMES TO-DAY. later with the Terra Cotta team of everything goes. ing July, August lately regarding the control of wood- part of the drivers. Every owner the South 'Jhore League for whom he 7:30 p. m. chucks. It seems they have been If the schedule is carried out in The standing of the teams at pres- and every chauffeur should know by s a fortress botb as a pitcher and Joel Parker Council, very harmful this year. They have the South Shore Industrial League ent is as follows: heart the life saving recommenda- U. A, M., meets every Pri as a hitter. Some time ago he took this week there will be a few games W. L. P. C. tions prescribed and circulated by in Knights of Pythias Hall. .. been particularly harmful to such and successfully passed a civil ser- in the different towns covered by the Y. M. C. A 9 0 1.000 the National Council for industrial B. R. Havens; Recording Secie* crops as beans, and as is often the vice examination and later was ap- C. H. Edwards. teams. The local attraction will be Middlesex Embroidery Co. 9 4 .692 Safety case, horses have broken their legs pointed to the position he will hence- Friendship Council, No. 16, D. ol L. a game on Star Field between the I. S. I'. & C. Co 6 6 .500 and machinps have been broken by forth fill. "Safety First, Safety Always, Auto meets on alternate Fridays of each driving into the holes. 1 have notic- Herman-Aukam Co., of South River, Sayre & Fisher Co 5 7 .416 Drivers. month, at 2.30 p. m., In KnightB of ed that in addition to these two ob- and the local Y. M. C. A. Although S. A. Terra Cotta Co 2 g .200 "1. Be considerate. Pythias Hall, First and Stockton TEMVIS MATCH OX Herniann-Aukam Co 2 9 .181 streets. Councilor, Mrs. Ethel Stults; jections that where the fanner has the local tpam has been winning con- "II. Go slow: 1. Passing children: Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada Ward. tinuously since the formation of the located a woodchuch hole, and drive3 P. If. R. T. M. C. A. COURT 2. Passing vehicles: 3. Approaching General Morgan Lodge, No. 90,1. O. league early in the season and the ai. ut it in the meadow or grain field, The Tennis Association of the local IT IS SAIII THERE IS crossings: 4. Turning corners. 0. FH meets every Tuesday evening at it always leaves a ragged spot of un- South River aggregation losing near- Y. M. C. A. vindicated itself last Sat- "III. Stop: 1. At railroad cross- 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias ONE 110RX EVERY MINUTE H.J1. Noble Grand, Cyrus E. Darts; cut hay or grain which spoils the ly as continuously the latter havs urday afternoon on the local courts. ngs: 2. Behind standing street cars. This was the story the bug told Secretary, Charles P. Thomas; Finan- looks of the field. been allowed to "pad" their lineup. Several 'times in succession this as- "IV. Use chains on slippery pave- cial Secretary, Adolph Steiner. As a consequence of this privilege me as he sat on a log of Wood by It has been agreed that these wood- sociation has been defeated at the aients. Good Snmarftan Lodge, Ho. 52, K. et the Shore of the Lake, near the Rush, chucks should be billed off but from they have been sort of experimenting hands of outsiders, but they stuck it "V. When in doubt—go slow or P., meets every Wednesday evening eating a Cobb which he got Fromrne: the number in sight this year it is more or less for some time past and out and now have the honor of being stop." at 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias "My name is Henry Alexander Hall, corner of First and Stockton evident that very little progress has they might spring a surprise of some victors of a match between the Parlin By what magnification of type, by Johnson, and I came from Maranvllle streets. . Chancellor Commander, F. been made in this direction. For kind—and then again they might not. Tennis Club and themselves. Last ivbat relief of raised enamelled let- B. Norcross; Keeper of Records and O'Day ago. I find it Hartzhell to those who have the time and the At the Sayre & Fisher diamond in Saturday they swept everything be- ,ers, by what brilliance of colors can Seals, William A. Chapman. stick to a job. I have been a Baker sporting instinct they serve as a very Sayreville the local Terra Cotta Co.'s fore them and took tho match in four :hese rules be impressed upon the Seneca Tribe, Ko. 23, Imp'd. O. B. of Graham bread, a Boucher, and good mark, but they will probably not team and the Smokeless Powder boys straight games. The match consisted •nind of a multitude of devil-wag- 3L, meets every Thursday evening at from Parlin are scheduled to come U many a VIox havo I killed—a Cole- neers? People that mean well, but 8 o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall. be eradicated or materially reduced of a double set and three singles. Bachem, William O'Brien; Chief ot Rec- man, a Tinker and a Turner. I sold are too ready to take chances. If in this way. blows. Just who the new pitcher in Messrs. Grace und Locker played ords, George G. Cllver; Collector of Brown and Lavender Cravaths, Pie/., they won't spare their own lives they , It is now an excellent time of the place ol' Molly will be Is hardly defi- partners In the, doubles and made a Wampum, Stephen Miller. Ple.h and—Dommitt, I havo even been might at least refrain from taking year to begin a campaign against nitely settled. It will doubtless bo very efficient combination. In the luntlie Council, No. 6, D. of P. Imp'* a Duller in Morgan's House! He nances with those of other persons. Order of lied Men, meets every second them. There arc no suckling young hard to find one to fill the shoes of double tho Parlin playnro did not this player. caught me and Marlon, the Cook, at —N. Y. Sun. and fourth Thursday of the month, to suffer in case the mother wood- play as .strong as they havo boon his Stock of Wilson one, Knight when at 2.30 p. m., In K. of P. Hall. Poca- It is up at South River that the chuck is killed, and if killed hoforn playing und Locker and (Irace. had lie came home from tho Hall, and hontas, Mrs. Euryel Van Hise; K, of R., toughest problem will [have to bi< Kat« J. Berlew, fall plowing, most of the holes can bo little, difficulty in defeating thorn. ChuHu(d) IIH both away. I Clrant 1 solved from indications of thn past. Shakespeare's Birth. plowed under and the field levelled up The Purlin players In the double, set was Zwillln;; to go, all right, but he Sterling Castle, Ko. (0, K. 0. E, Hnr.) the Middlesex Embroidery On. The pxiicl iliite of KliiilHiKpc'iirc's meets first and third Saturday eve- for Spring. The most effective way wpro Chapman and Ilelnz. In thn guvi! us a niw Deal. Wo didn't hear 1 and the Sayro & Fisher combiner lilrlli Is licit known. :iiicl I IK. ;iercpteil ning- of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, is with the use of carbon bl-Bulplilda llrsf set (iriire und Ivockcr came out tho Dell Ring. illili.1 of April 'Si Is liiiscd mi cimilil at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble or a cruder form of the same material will coint! together. Tho last men- with tlm .score (i to 2. in their favor, "Now I am Dooin anything 1 can Htiintiiil cviilcnie. There I* reconl evi- lilef, Charles T. Grace; Master of known as fuma. Take three ounces of tioned tram played hard all Hummer I ho r(?H|»!Otlvo scorns being, 5-U; fi-H; dence Hint lie iv!iK.liii|ill/.eil on April Records, George H. Mack, Land work at, I was out about a this, pour it on a rag, excelsior, lnofcs up to a short time ago when tliuy r.-S; !i-3; 4-1; 4-H; 4-0. In tho ec- 211, ISO I. but no reconl evidence of the Protection Engine Company meets B Milan a half In tho fields one day or anything that will absorb it, put It struck a slump, tho culmination of onil mil. Hie siiinii playcm came out dale ol' Ills birth. He died April '->:!. >n the fourth Thursday of each, moata nnd wan sotting along Knlsoly plck- •well down In the hole and (ill in the which was defuat at (be hands of the Hi I (I, mid the Inscription upon Ills nion- t Engine House, Dergen Hill, at 7.30 again on the long end of a seven to HnudgrnHH when—flood Lord!— a . m. President, William Birmingham; outlets with sods or dirt so that tho local Terra Cotta boys. live, score. Some ot tho games In iimcnl Is evidence Hint be lini] nliviiily heavy Scliauer came up! It certain- liecuii liis llffy Ililril yvur. but does not /ice-President, Joseph Bally; Treas- gases cannot escape and simply leave The schedule is pretty long and thin set were vory hard fought. Tho urer, Michael Welsh; Foreman, James ly did Dauas mo before I had timo nlvu siiiv lilrlii (lute. From Iliexe dntii it in this way. will necessitate tlx> teams pinyliiK respective scores wore,, 4-3; 4-2; 4-1; Nolan; Secretary, Frank Stanton. well over into month of October in to Dodge behind the Stack of Wheat, nnd other smli liifnrmnllim as they Washington Camp, No. 36, P. O. Satisfactory results come from 4-2 ;4-2; 4-2; 0-7; 4-2; 4-1; 4-1; could iililnln. ;:;ill- o month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Foramai that have been well rounded by the ing vicinity and locallsts are also It appears to bave bad its compensa- waves are reserved for use in tube Martin Sbuler; President, John 1 RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S GAMES. fast finding entertainmemnt In watch- tions. Sir Algernon West, who enter- Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Ptftiwe. mills, their hardness and chemical In- ing the fast work of tLe players. The The results of the games In the ed the admiralty la 1851. recalls, in ertness making them a desirable game may look very easy but Its Just his "Reminiscences," tbe figure of an Staging Society Ltederkraai, Boitt South Shore Industrial League last grinding agent. as hard a game to play well as any official "always dressed In a black and Inboy. Practice of singing takes Jaturday were as follows: place every Saturday at 8 p. m. The United States Geological Sur- of the other athletic sports, and It snuffy suit." It was the chief clerk. At South Amboy—Middlesex Em- Business meeting held every first vey reports that the cutting off of the has Its own 'peculiarities that are not This gentleman "occasionally came to Saturday of each month at 9 p. m. broidery, 13; S. A. Terra Cotta Co., the office In tbe morning dressed In a Imports of flint pebbles should work found In everyone who aspires to be Fred Thumhart, President; John Kut- 8. great frilled shirt front, and evening no material hardship to the pottery a player. In verification of this state- cher, vice-president; George Nellus, At South River—I. S. P. & C. Co., clothes and announced that, as be was ecretary; Chas. Steuerwawld, treas- industry, only In subordinate amounts ment you are most cordially invited 11; Herman-Aukam Co.* 3. going to dine out thut evening, he urer; B. Grohe, librarian. compared with the crystaline quartz to come down to the courts any after- Plerson pitched for1 the Smokeless should not be at tbe office tbe next Cowl BarKan, Ho. 44, F. of 1, auett 'largely quarried in Connecticut, New noon and see for yourself. Then day. Frederick Locker, who always lads at South River and for a young- on the seoond and fourth', Wednesdays York, and Maryland, and as the sup- again there will be another out and •wore kid gloves lu the office for fear ster did very effective work. He was VIA ANY ROUTE of each month, at S p. nwtla Protec- ply of the quartz Is far In excess of out match played again next Saturday he would dirty his hands with ink tion Hall. Chief Ranger. Manas In fine form and held' his opponents the present demands. A cutting oft with a fast team. Just who this team • • • was evidently not Impressed THIS SEASON Peterson; Sub-Chief Banger, Louis in hand very easily. His team mates Borland: Finan. Secretary, Edward of the supply of rounded flint pebbles will be had not been decided at the with the dignity of the man or the of- were very busy with the stick and fice, for on my asking bim what his Dewan; Treasurer, Michael Zupk< fiqitablo for tubo-mlll use would, It Is time this article was written. WILL BE ON did eome pretty heavy hitting against duties were be said, 'All I know is, Rec. Secretary, Louis Melnier; St probable, entail some inconvenience, o . Woodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood- the Hermnn-Aukam boys.' that whenever I want a clean towel or for ready-rounded flints arc not known ward, Nelson Kviest; Sr. Beadle, At Star Field the game was much THE FIELD WAS LONESOME. a piece of fresh soap, 1 always ring Michael Press; Jr. Beadle, Ludwfi to occur in this country. Recourse Thursday, tha same. Molly pitched a good the bell ana send for the chief clerk 1'" Hartman; Trustees, Aaron Hyer, Sr., might be had to artificial rounding of Last Saturday afternoon the local —London Citizen. Richard McCloud, Sr., Andrew Kron- game for the locals but his team domestic flints, which are known to Y. M, C. A. South Shore Industrial meyer. went all to the bad and the result September 10 occur in abundance in the region near League team was scheduled to travel was a farce. The Middlesex pitcher, An Unfortunate Phrase. Austin, Tex., where they weather out up to Sayreville to meet the Sayre & Heck, was strong in every way and "Franz der k«lser," Napoleon's fa- VIA LOWEST PRICED of beds of Cretaceous chalk, or to tho Fisher team of that place. Well, tho ther-in-law, who was n rather weak kept the hits few and far scattered. HARDWARE STORE IN TOWN. artificial rounding of whlto vitreous locals went up there all right and and silly ruler, had nevertheless a thor- This game was Molly's last game as quartzites, which ara known to occur then found no one to receive them. oughgoing belief In ubsolutlsm and In he left the next morning to take up at a few places in this country. They camped on the ball grounds for the divine right to rule of even the New Jersey Central C. I. BERGEN duties in connection with a position Where a small amount of iron as an quite a spell, but.as they didn't even most incompetent of the Hnpsburgs. Corner Stevens avenue and Ftrit «treet. in tho Treasury in Washington. In His abilities, such as they were, were impurity would not be detrimental In spot a native from whom they might Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, his going TO lose one very popular best displayed in catechisms that he Gas fixtures, Mantels, Gas the ground product, use might be have gleaned somo crumbs of infor- Round Trip player and a prominent figure in wrote and printed for the use of bis Plates, Etc. made of rounded quartz pebbles such mation they concluded to come back Tickets ... local athletics. He was one of those humbler subjects nnd in peevish crlt as occur In the valleys of many rivers to a live burg. Eventually they ar- SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Big Stdfc most instrumental in the formation icisms of those of superior Intelligence. Children $1.25 that drain regions of crystalline rock rived home again without having According to tho nuthor of n recent of the first basketball team and the Stationery, Tobacco and Cigar* i' —for example, the Potomac near played any game, but otherwise none life of Archduchess Murin Louisa of introduction of that game Into thU the worse for their adventure. Washington. Austria entitled "An Imperial Vic- Good only on Special Train Canvas Gloves, Electric light Bulbs. city a few years ago. From the tlms o tim," the emperor once raged against scheduled as follows: Lawn Mowers Sharpened. of its inception until a winter ago bis doctor for remarking that he had STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Liav* ••m. Constipation Causes Sickness. Molly was one of the local stirs of "a good constitution." Don't permit yourself to become this game. He served an enlistment As there have been no gamcB In "Never let me bear that word ngain!" Perth Amboy. . . . 8.20 the South Shore Industrial League, he said. "Sny robust lienlth If you constipated, as your system immedi- In the Marine Corps and there played South Amboy . . . 8.25 ately begins to absorb poison from and learned the game. He also play- for some timo tho standing of the like. There is no such thing as a goot' the backod-up waste matter.. Uae ed with the Corps' baseball team teams is again making Its appearance constitution." Cliffwood 8.82 LIBRARY! Dr. King's New Life Pills and keep while he was stationed in Cuba and after a considerably lengthy absence. The Latest Popular Books WILE Be iwell. There Is no better safe guard when ho returned to this city he had This time It will be noticed that the Tho frankness with which a seven Matawan 8.86 Added As They Are Published. Middlesex Embroidery Company hav against illness. Just take one dose little trouble in breaking into the teen-year-old girl says sho's an old Retaining, ICHTC Atlantic CItjC.lO p. ra. For Small Sum Ton Can Got CMot* crawled a little closer to the lead so to-night. 25c at your Druggist. • • game where ho speedily became rec- maid Is onlj' exceeded by tho frank- Reading;. far as per centago goes and tho Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Skin Brup ognized as a heavy hitter. He has ness with which sho denies it ten THE A. C. PAEISEN LIBBABX Smokeklcss Powder people also have tlons. played with the' old Athletics and years later. Advertise in The Citizen, South Ambor. MODERN JERUSALEM. I V*ry Different From the Ancient City $ SOM[ JOTTINGS COLLECTED \ EATS ITS OWN TAB. In Its C.iental Setting. Probably no modern ciiy is more dis- $ BY OUR REPORTER WHILE i appointing to tin! expectant traveler Queer Feast of the Tadpole Be- . P. CHURCH NOTES than is Jerusalem. We think of ii in # GUNNING ABOUT THE CITY. NEVER IDLE! Its ancient glory. We picture to our im- 0 fore It Becomes a Froj. agination the iii.iuniliccnt temple with Advertisements in the The closing weeks of vacation its golden roof and Hie oilier grout, time si .'ins to have told on th buildinjrs of the Mill of Zion. We read EVOLUTION OF A POLLYWOG. uf its being tile rendezvous in passover Thursday eveniDK service last week SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN finics of ii million pilgrims, am] we Changes Thai Mark the Transition of as a number of usual attendants wen naturally think of it as an enormous This Curious Creature From an absent, and yot a fair number pres city, comparable to London cir New Are Working Twenty-Four Hours a Day! ent to enjoy the service, which was York of the present day. We tliink Aquatic to an Air Breathing Animal of a high spiritual order. Mr. Ful of it in its oriental setting of 'J.ootl How It Differs From tho Toad. ton gave a fine description of thi years ago, but a.- we approach in u There is no mure Interesting ereiituro Oratorio or Elijah at Ocean Grove nioileni railway train iind climb the on earth than a pollywug. or tadpole, followed by the pastor with the Bibli steep ascent which leads to the city Did you ever see a pair of russet for it iw :i lisli In the process of trans- An advertisement placed in tho CITIZEN story of Elijah. behind an American engine our illusion hlioes (lone over to make 'em white? Ati'inutiuii into ;i hind :inimal. The 4 disappears. whole process enn lie winched if you has no time limit to i s usefulness to the At last the guard calls out ••Jerusa- These Thursday evening service, Who is the big, young: man who put a few pollywogs in a milk bottle advertiser. It works 24 hours a day. If lem!" and we disembark a mile from or jar full of water with some water are rich in deep spiritual things. Al was teasing the small child on liroad- the city, get into a rickety modern hack, way last Sunday afternoon? Was I J.i nls. your ad is well written and interesting, it are invited. winch liius evidently dune duty in .some funny, Hill? In any of the ponds in the parks In will be laid aside by the reader for future more civilized community, anil are the cities or in the pools in the suburbs Services last Sunday were all nice bounced over tlio rough mails mid the in tile proper season frog spawn ean reference. Or, if vourad reaches therio-ht "Just one blamed tiling after an- ly attended for this season of tin intolerable cobblestones within the lie found. It finals on llie.wiitor like prospect, it will make tin impression on his .year and yet several away, bocausi gates, until nt last we are Inniled at other breaks," is doubtless the opin- musses of Nigo pudding. A handful 'of sickness, vacation, etc. The pas our modern hotel, so different from tlu ion of the owner of a certain motor- of this will furnish entertainment for memory which will last for days, weeks khnn of ancient times. cycle about town. "evcnil weeks and will al (lie saint tor preached last Sunday morning on And here our disillusion has only be lime nive ;i les-nii in e\"ilnl!i>u. and even months. the purpose of the Sunday based on gun. Tho city of which we read as The spawn tlint duals'mi Hie ponds St. Marks' Oocpel 2, 27: "The Sab TliuL there is a certain man in this Consider fur a moment, enn't. you recall iU-cnnimoilating I.OiiO.OiH) miosls on tin town that would make n most, nttr-ac.- is the eggc of frogH. They l:i,v it. in /bath was made for Man and not Man feist day could hardly lodny eiilorlaii) the lir.il wurin dsiys of sprint;, upreail- livii sky-line if lie wore to lie dnwn an advertisement which you reod months for Sabbath," showing the importance i.fXXl strangers wilbin its walls, anil In;: ii where the r.-iyn of the sun v,i Nut on his hack, of remembering the Sabbath Day an since a multitude of pHu-rlms come wiirin it. Kneli !•;.'.•-: eonialns a yolk, ago which was so sen ngiy impressed on besides remembering it to keep 1 every year from liussia and Italy mid which Is Hie I'ned of llj" Ihing irei'in your memory that you still remember die holy. It was appropriate for this France and (Jennaiiy, these nalions Who are Mm ynuiig couple that fell within, ami Is coated with black, prob have erected grc.'il hotels outside the asleep last Hiiniliiy evening -whlh nlily In iilti'ii.'t us iiiui'h heal as pos- <"€ffer made? . f»soa of the year, especially. 1 walls for tile accommodation of pll- courting and didn't wiiko up until sible anil ut tilt same tline In pi'iitcrl grims. nearly two'o'clock? the uerm from the penetriitlng ultra The rosuits of advertising may not be the absence of the Junior supcr- But these, line nnd even magnificent violet fiiys of the light, which would instantaneous. Don't expect that when Stendent the pastor took charge ofthr RH tliey are, take IIN not back to Hie destroy II. The black yolk in ii. tin meeting and spoke to the little ones Jerusalem of li.(XK) years ago, lint tell Wonder what became of tho prlzon cenlor of M limns of transparent jelly, you spend a dollar for advertising today on the topic, "How Saloons Ruin us only of the modern city, where half to bo awarded to the person comin;; which Is there as a protective covering. that it will return to you ten-fold tomorrow. Men," and they seemed to know a dozen great nations nro bulldlin; tbo furthest and entertaining tho If a small mass of tipiiwn bo placed about It at least from observation. these hotels Mini hospitals In (irder lo most people on Old Homo Day? iu a jar nf water iind walehed dally Nowspapor advertising is the very best gnin political mill cuminrrcliil ailvau- wilh an ordinary magnifying glas.s Hie bhi'k yolk of eaeh egg will presently medium for bringing to the attention of the The Sunday School was not up to tnge and pntiently awiiltlng the time A certain hrakeiniUi on a railroad when they can oust from his posses- he Keen to assume :i siiiltt:igt!-lll<;>Nllnpc. its usual mark last Sunday and yet that maintains a station here In town buying public your business and your sion the Turk who has so long held tiriulually this dikes the form of a tiny the superintendent, teachers and beating it. up Churnii Ktreet recently pollywog. which snoii begins to wrig- wares and gaining their confidence by im- Hway within the sacred city.—Christian With a i|ii!irtof icecream (?) In a can. others made It real interesting for Herald. gle. After a I'i'u' ilnys these lill.li* hlnck pressing on them your personality and three score or so present. Ten bodies wriggle out through the trans- teachers present out of 13, the others After abusing a trolley ear three parent jelly and altach Iheinselves to reputation for fair dealing. PAWNSHOP RUNNERS. blfH of green sticks or weeils, wlileli absent on account of sickness. This blocks it's hard luck to havo It go right on heartlessly and leave one all should be placed In tbo jar with them. Is a good showing for the school. A Curious Feminine Profession That 1 out of breath In the middle of tho Km .Holm* lime they remain iitt.nclied Exists Only In London. to siieli supports by a sucker, waiting street. One of the best Senior C. E. sor- A police- court wise hits cnlletl atten- for the opening of the mouth. As yet Try an Advertisement for Three Months vlces held for a long time took place tion to the existence In London of a there are no visible eyes, but uniull last Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. vocation which Is not known to exist Who is tho young man who went, stumps on eueh Bide of the head will in the CITIZEN. Many were the remarks on the topic, anywhere else in the world. It is that crabbing recently and after promising lie noticed. These are the gills. The of pawner, a profession given over en- whole skin If examined with a lens "Lowly Service." It was a pleasure several of his friends a nice mesa of tirely to women who, in the poorer dis- will be. found to be covered with a sort and very edifying to hear the C. B crabs caught and brought back—two tricts of London, undertake for a lone crabs? of animated velvet pile, for its compo- speak on the topic. Mr. Clayton was small compensation to carry the goods nent threads uro lu constant motion, leader. of their necessitous l>ut sensitive neigh- thereby creating n streiini of fresh wn- MILK AS A FOOD. SAMUEL B. SHINN & SON bors to the pawnshops. Most of tills Tho young fellow thnt is already ter to curry on the work of breathing, The topic next Sunday evening is, work of pawning is done for women beginning training for tho bicycle niiila little later these movements will It Hal More Dry Matter and Nutrition PAINTERS, DECORATORS, "Why and how to abolish War." who are ashamed to he seen entering n race on next Old Home Day by taking be strong enough to bear the body Than Some Solids. pawnshop, but some of it is done for slowly along, so that locomotion sit this "TJiis Is a timely topic at present. early morning rides to such nearby Tbe food value of milk, though • AND PAPEB HANGERS other women who are too busy to at- towns as Keyport, Keansburg, etc. stage Is like that of the lowliest of liv- hackneyed topic, Is worth a moment's 87 FIBST ST. Phoae flO-M Come and take part. The C. E. would tend to the formality. ing creatures, the protozoa. consideration, writes D. S. Burch la be glad to have the older members of In certain districts these pawners Farm ami Fireside. Though it ia • A bird (lew Into the store of one of When the mouth appears the inside the church attend this service and are known as "runners," and they live of the great fleshy lips and tbe jaws liquid, milk contains more dry matter give their views. Mr. Clark leader. on this work, charging from 1 to 2 our local merchants, one day this will be found to be armed with rows than some solids. Skeptics can sur- C. H. EDWARDS cents for each journey, according to week, and he captured it and placed of horny teeth numbering many hun- prise tbemselves some dull day by put- CARPENTER and BUILDER The Senior C. E. service was of the menus of their clients. In one of it in a cage. On speaking of his dreds. The gills will also have grown ting a pun of milk In tbe inner part of Window and Door Nets a Specialty such Importance and length that we the meanest streets of the east end, prize to another merchant, he In- considerably. These, however, soon k double boiler, evaporating It and ob- which has u pawnshop at either end, give place to internal gills, and tbe serving tbe dry matter it contains. Estimates Furnished and were.obliged to omit the usual song quired if it meant any omen to have Jobbing Promptly Doue two women ply a busy trade as pawn- a bird fly in his store. The reply water taken at the mouth passes out Tbe lig'ures that follow are interesting, .service. This does not often occur. ers. was, "Yes, $20 fine by the Game War- ngaln by a smull funnel on the right too, from a food basis: ' •... * «~—— One of these women is a widow side of the bead. This fishlike sfttge Per cent Units of P. 0. Box 35 36 lohn Street. The», evening congregation was a known and trusted in this work, and den." The birdman then rushed to disappears with the nppearance of the Foods. dry matter, energy. third largor^ than the morning, the she has built up a big connection in his store and liberated the bird. Tt forelegs. Milk 12.6 310 .the neighborhood. She uses n peram- was only a common English sparrow. Mushrooms 11.9 136 pastor preaching on Titus 2, 12: "We The hind legs next appear, and ns Oysters 11.7 225 IDOLS' STUDIO should live Soberly, Righteously and bulator mid is frequently seen passing these develop the mouth is closed for Spinach 7.7 86 along the street with a load of mlscel A local aspirant for the assembly alterations. No food can be taken, and Tomatoes 6.7 100 •Godly in thia present World," show- laueous articles destined for the him ing that this is the only kind of a went on the Democratic excursion to during this enforced fast tbe tadpole Notice tbat milk contains more food ry maw of the pawnshop. Monday' supports life by consuming its tail! solids and units of energy tban any Stevens Avenue, near Henry Street : life that meets with the approval of morning is her busy day, as hundreds Coney Island, and when in Luna Park, his'eagle eye spied a handker- This is slowly digested by a process article In tbe list. Milk also Is more South Ambov, N. J. God. In the midst of BO much lax of 111 paid casual laborers living In the not yet clearly understood. By the chief on the floor enclosing a fat nourishing tbnn tea, coffee or tbe com- living the text "was very appropriate. district depend many times for tlteii time this strange feast has ended tbe mon soups ns ordinarily made.. •>_. • . .*' week's maintenance upon pawning pocketbook. Thought of necessary / • new month and tbe lungs have ap- It also bns this advantage, that prac- Quite a tow visitors were present something tbat day.—London Cor. Phil- campaign funds ran through bis peared—the tadpole bns become a frog tically nil of its solid matter is digest- WM. T. HAMMELL, adelphia Press. and worshipped with us. brain, and quick as a flash he made and leaves tbe water for the land. As ed. It really contains no waste. a tadpole it fed by rasping off vegeta- a dive for tbat pocketbook, but did 'f A qunrt of milk weighs about 2,1 Dane* M«dn«ss Nothing New. not pick it up as it was nailed to ble and animal matter with its teetb; pounds, which makes milk almost al- WALL PAPER FOR SALE The fldral decorations at the church a» a frog it feeds by Jerking food Into t Sunday •were beautiful and very The polka was comparatively new the spot. His companions had a ways cost less than 5 cents a pound. Estimates Cheerfully Qlvsn. when Trollope wrote some of his nov- Its capacious mouth by the flick of a the cheapest of all common foods ex- Sclf%dmlred. hearty laugh at his expense, and It very sticky tongue. in 111 els. In "The Three Clerks" a young Is doubtful now if the assembly cept flour nnd grain products, cheap heiress speaks of a certain Frenchman Newts and toads In their pollywog aspirant would attempt to pick up cuts of meats and starchy vegetables It was suggested in the Sunday as "the most delicious polklst you ever stage can scarcely be told from frogs, such as potatoes. All these products Sohool that the names of the sick be met. He has got a new back step tbat the "real goods" If -tie came across but newts remain water animals, wear- require preparation and cooking, which renounced so that the Sunshine Com- will amaze you." There was said to such. ing tails, all their life. Some of them add to all their original cost and should HIGH-GRADE mittee can visit them. be in practice "every variation of the o retain their gills also, but most of them be considered In preparing foods. waltz and polka that the Ingenuity of A Pious Advertisement. develop lungs and have to come to tbe The method for selecting the beit surface to breathe. There are few spe- The Ushers are at work this week the dancing professors of tbe age has The following advertisement was grade of milk from the kinds availa- been able to produce."—Detroit Free cies which have neither gills nor lungs beautifying the Interior of the base- printed in tbe Pennsylvania Gazette ble Is a question which the consumer l'ress. for June 23, 1787. The author of this and therefore do not breathe at all, must help himself to answer. The best ment of the church. little masterpiece is supposed to be no tbeir blood being oxidized by the skin general rule Is to observe the keeping alone. Where the Shoe Pinched. other than Franklin himself. "D. BV' quality of the milk. If kept In s. '•' Rev, Dr. Slnkinson, president of Tbe Prlma Donna (after the first act) then, stands for Deborah Franklin: Adult frogs spend most of their time clean place at a temperature of 60 de- tho Eastern Conference of tine Meth- —I won't go on again unless that box "Taken out of a pew in the church In the water, but they must come to grees F. or less, good milk will remain tbe surface to breathe. Toads once F. W. STEINS, odist Protestant Church, was a vislt- party makes less notso! I nearly bad some months since a Common Prayer sweet twenty-four hours after delivery. Stevens Avenue, near Main Street, hysterics! The Manager (In surprise) Book bound iu red. gilt and lettered they leave tbe water do not return to SOUTH AMBOY •or to the South Amboy M. P. parson- it.—New York World. age this week. —1 didn't hear any noise. The Prima D. F. on each cover. Tho person who Donna—You didn't? Why, they en- took it Is ndvised to open it and read Strange Neglaot. cored that upstart of a coutrnlto four Insurance and Assurance. "Thare's oue thiug, though," said the The annual assessment cards for the eighth commandment and nfrer- times.—Puck. wnra return it into the same pew What is tbe difference between insur- stranger, "that I renlly cannot under conference collections have been sent agaiu, upon which no further notice ance and assurance? An expert ex- stand." to tho members of the church. It is plained It. Fire, shipwreck, accident, "What's thnt?" nsked the old set- Dr. GEORGE LUKE HAVELL On His Dignity. will be taken." only H.lt per momber. It is to bo "My dear Hegiuald, now tbat you burglary, mumps or any disease are tler. hat the amount or as much eventualities, and you can consequent- "Nobody around here bns assured have left college you must really begin Drowned Bodies. DENTIST ho returned to the pastor at once looking for some sort of em- ly Insure against them. But death Is me thnt this Is tho garden spot of the No human body after drowning can a certainty nguinst which uo company state."-Cliieni»o Record-Qerald. for tlio year close tho ployment." remaiu sunk longer tban ninety or nine- will insure you. Hut you secure the Broadway ani Anmrta Stmt, , [itombcr. If nny bavo been "But don't you think, mother, It ty-six hours. Although all air has been nssurancc that n deflnlte sum of money would be more cJIgnifled to wait till pastor will bo ,7lnd to expelled from the lungs by tbo inhaled will be paid on its occurrence.—London Their Bond of Union. SOUTH AMBOY, IT. J. fern. Let us do the best we the offers begin coming in?"—Life. water, the drowned body will be float- Chronicle. 'Tuilors and lawyers have one thing ed by the gases which begin to form in common." The Retort Courteous. in any dead body immediately ufter 'What is that?" Professor Butes wns quizzing a stu- dissolution.—Philadelphia Ledger. Winning Ways. ROOMS "What a pathetic face tbat young 'Botli are always ready to press Summer Coughs iiro Dangerous. dent named Pond, who seemed to suits."—Baltimore American. know nothing of the subject in hand. fellow has! Ills eyes seem so re PARISHN BUILDING. mer colds are dangerous. They A Rainbow Kiss. prouchful." Are there no fish in this pond this Bacon—I gave my wife a rainbow Well Read. ;e low vitality and often lead to nornlng?" ho exclaimed nt length. 'Yes. In the lunchroom where he Throat and Lung Troubles, kiss u few minutes before I left home worked lie pulled iu more tips than all Maude—Harriet can read her hus- "Yes, professor," replied the student, this morning. band like a book. Mario—Well, she's 7 MONTHS FOR THE PRICE ig Consumption. Dr. Klng'i but the Bates no good." the other wniters combined."—Cleve- Egbert— Wbnt In the world Is a raiu- land Plain Dealer. Iind experience. He la her third vol- lovery will relieve the cough jowklss? ume, isn't he''—Boston Transcript. ... OF 6... "tnptly and prevent compll- He Admitted It. 'One tbut follows u storm."-Yonkers c Is soothing and antlsep- this Is a fine time of the night to be Statesman. Practical Proof, In a Cheap Restaurant. If you begin on or before Augiut 1. id makes you feel better at once. hiB home." "Yes, my sou, 1 want you to make Guest—I would like a cup of tea, yourself ambidextrous), I wnnt you to If you Intend to follow a buatnws Jelay Is dnngerous—get a bottle You can't start an argument with The Reason. Kcun mid black mixed. I don't tnke me tbat way, my dear. I agree with be nble to use one hand Just as skill- career you cannot afford to neglect iT. King's Now Discovory at once. "What nre all these men doing tnllk. Host—One cup 'if lifilf and half! •on."—Detroit Kree Press. here?" asked the visitor to tbe Jail. fully as you do tbe other." Weaned!—Detroit Times. the right preparation. ney back It not satisfied. GOc. and "That's me, dad. I can lick liny boy ..00 bottles at your Druggist. • • Most of them," nnswered tbe guid- Great Expression, ing official, "nre doing time for doing In my class with either bund."—New The blue of heaven Is larger thatt Trainer's Business College, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo for Piles. 'They tell me, Grimly, Unit your others."—Exchange. fork World. the cloui-B. P. BrownIng. daughter HIUR.M with grout expression." PEBTH AMBOY, N. J. In all God's creation there is no After a man has turned down two 'firentest expression you over Haw. Hope, like the glimmering taper's Her own mother can't recognize her place appointed for tbe idle man.— can start you on tho road to sucoos*. r throe, opportunities they begin to Ight, udorns iind cheers the way.— A man lsn'f. necessarily attached to 4 face when she's -ringing." Oludstone. Send for Information today. Mlgo him. Goldsmith. a baby carriage bocauBo bo fallows it. Anna Lovely is visiting {fiends at Newark.

Miss Mamie Gilchrist is sojourning TH1EQUALITY af SCHOOL WEAR SALE! at Cedar Lake. • Brief Items Concerning People We Mrs. Henry Bell is sojourning at School will open in a few days, and we have Know that Prove Interesting Belle Harbor, Long Island. , ib. 0 the wearing apparel and things the children Reading. Miss Catherine O'Connor has ar- With the purchase ot 75c worth or over of need. Sturdy clothes, blouses and caps that Miss Vera French, of Bordentown rived home from her European trip. groceries. (Limit 5 lbs. to a customer.) will stand up under the strenuous wear avenue, spent last Sunday in Milltown. which every "Future Great" will subject Miss Harriett Martin, of Brooklyn, is spending a vacation with relatives In them to. We cannot emphasize too strong- Peter Applegate and family are en- Macaroni, per box 7c joying the sights at Washington, D. C. this city. ly the fact that everything here is brand Toilet Paper, per roll 3c new and guaranteed correct in style and to Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan and Mr. Robert Holmes, of Baltimore, Silver or Star Milk, can 10c daughter are sojourning at Easton, Md., Is visiting Miss Mary Mount, of Pettijohn Breakfast Food, package 14c give satisfactory service. We desire to Pa. Main street. direct particular attention to the -sale of Puffed Wheat, box 9c Miss Florence Stlllwagon, of Sayre- Miss Mabel Whiteshettle, of Sayre- My Wife's Salad Dressing, bottle 14c School Handkerchiefs, vllle, was a local visitor Tuesday ville, spent a few days with friends Fancy California Prunes, lb. in this city recently. 14c School Underwear, evening. Nabob Coffee, lb. - 33c School Umbrellas, Mr. Charles Heath, of Broadway, Miss Anna Kertchner, of Ernston, and Mr. Louis Thomas of this city School Hosiery, spent last Sunday visiting relatives in Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, Fresh Jersey Eggs and Sayreville. spent Sunday last at Keansburg. Schooi Shoes, Full Cream Cheese at the lowest market prices. School Gloves, Misses Pearl and Hattle Coward Mr. and Mrs. William Slover, of New Brunswick, spent the week end School Waists, Etc. spent Thursday of last week at As- bury Park. with their parents on George street. Parents will do well if they outfit their children here. William E. Slover Miss Henrietta Miller spent the fore Mrs. John Nyman and daughter, part of the week at Philadelphia and Miss Rose Nyman, of Cheesequake, 88 John St, Telephone 103-w Near B'way Atlantic City. were visitors in this city on Wednes- day. GEORGE GREEN Miss Antoinette Kerr has been spending the past week with friends Miss Reeda Strausholm, of New "The One-Price Store" In Philadelphia. York City, spout last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Compton, of Louisa 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. MIBS Florence Peterson, of Qoorgo street. street, spent last Sunday In Rah way Mrs. Wllllnm Splcc nnd family, of SCHOOL DAYS visiting rolntlves. fleorKo street, were aiKht-seora along SPECIAL FOR Mr. Marshall Magee, ot Second the boardwalk In Anbury Park last street, spent last Sunday with his Wednesday. are almost here, and we are ready to serve you with son In Old Bridge. a complete line of FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY MISR Josephine Comiiton, of Louisa MIBS Nettle Watson, of Elizabeth, street, Is spending several weeks' has been onjoying her vacation with vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Children's Stylish, Sturdy School Shoes friends in this city. Gould, of Caldwell. Prime Rib Roast - 18c at prices that we know will save you money. Mr.'willlam Bailey, of Pine avenue, Miss Mildred Allen, of Lousla street, enjoyed the ocean breezes at Long returned home last Tuesday after Branch last Sunday. spending a week's vacation with BOYS' SHOES GIRLS' SHOES Legs of Spring Lamb 20c friends In Jamcsburg. Mr. Ambrose WatBon, of Bavid Satin Calf Blucher Gun Metal, button or lace TOT ROAST street, Is spending his vacation at Miss Mary Stewart of Elmlra, N. Y., 8 to 13* $1.00 5 to 8 90c Mountain Lake! N. Y. and Miss Doane, of Rahway, were VERY BUT CUT* 14c-16c guests of Miss Elizabeth Stewart, of 1 to 5* 1.25 8* to 11 1.00 Mrs. Charles Sprague, of Second Church street, on Thursday. 11* to 2 1.25 street, spent last Thursday visiting Box Calf Blucher 2* to 6 1.50 Jersey Veal 14c up her sister in Trenton, The Misses Martha E. and Mary K. 8 to 13* 1.25 Buchanan, ot Second street, returned Velour Calf button or lace last week from a vacation spent In 1 to 5* 1.50 Also Fresh Killed Ghickens, Fruits and Vegetables. Mr. William Crozler, of John street, 5 to 8 1.00 spent last Wednesday enjoying the Cape May, and Pennsylvania. attractions In Coney Island. Gun Metal, lace or button 8* toll 1.25 Miss Stella Kwilinskl, of Pine ave- 11* to, 2 1.50 nue, is spending a week's vacation in 1.50, 1.65 and 2.00 lf onaghan's Mr. Fred Deibert, of Bordentown Asbury Park in company with Miss 2* to 6 2.00 i; avenue, arrived home safely from Bertha Fulton of First street. Goodyear Welt Shoes 113 DAVID STREET Europe late last Sunday evening. Patent Leather, Cloth or Qnalttr and Weight Gnamtoed. TELEPHONE 28 J t Mr William Crozier,*of John street, 2.00 and 2.65 Kid top Miss Henrietta Learning, of Philadel- who has been on a vacation for some 1.00, 1.25,1.50, 2.00 phia, spent a week with Prof, and time, resumed his duties in the. yard- Boys' Tan Shoes Why are people so foolish as £o Every new invention is expected to Girls' Tan Shoes want their own way when your way revolutionize things—but does it?' Mrs. 0. 0. Barr, of Portia street. master's office at Bunyon Thursday 1.65 and 2.25 is BO much better? night. 1.60 to 2.75/ Betting ,is an argument that is Mrs. John Wleland, of Schenectady, Boys' Scout Shoes Misses' Goodyear Welt Necessity is often mistaken for convincing only when one foappens.to N. Y., is the.guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Edward Hulltt, who has been courage win.. Fred 'Wheeler, of Rosewell afreet, spending some time with her parents' 1.50 to 2.00 Shoes - - 2.85 I on Second street, left the city to re- turn to her home in Brooklyn last Saturday. Also a complete line of Boys' and Girjs' Stock- ings, 10c to 25c. Mr. Leon Compton has again taken up his residence in this city and has Boys' Hats and Caps. accepted employment with his grand- Boys' Collars and Ties. father, and is at present working In Boys' Shirts. South River. Greenspan Bros. Boys' Pants. TELEPHONE 19 WE GIVE ELK STAMPS Rev. J. E. Shaw is enjoying fols 18S Broadway ;; South Amboy cation at Ocean Grove but will re- turn on Saturday of this week and Free Souvenir with every p preach In the M. E. Church on Sun Sale begins Friday, August 28 and ends Monday night, August 31 day, August 30th. of School Shoes. Evaporated Mr. Antone Molishusky left this city Flour Jars last Sunday morning to take up his duties In the treasury department at When thinking of your Fall suit, remember Amboy Best Milk Quart Mason Jars Washington, to which position he was recently appointed. 24% Ib. Bag All Brands Per dozen "The Royal Tailors" Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashton Williams Half a thousand all wool samples to select and daughters, Anna and Marguerite, from. Suit or Overcoat $16.00 to $35.00. 75c 7]c can 39c of Laurel Springs, have been spend- ing some time with Prof. ,0. 0. Barr and family, of Portia street. Butter Uneeda Puffed Mr. George W. Stevenson, of New- J. Alfred Johnson ark, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Best Creamery Mrs. S. T. Bastedo and family, of "The Regal Store" Biscuit Wheat George street. Mr. Stevenson is now Per lb. Paokage the assistant superintendent of the Edison Chemical Works. 178 Broadway South Amboy, N, J.

32c 4c 71o Mrs. P. H. Bennett, of Woodbrldge, has returned to her home. She had been staying In this city attending SUGAR 40 CENTS A P0CTP. cause sugar refining was In such, a her. son, oJ David street, since his crude state, and always was high Potatoes Macaroni or Spaghetti Rice During the time that high prices accident just a day or two before priced to what It Is now. While were In vogue I took a walk one Warner's Hotel Astor, 1 lb. Old Home Bay, w'.,en ho hurt his sugar was forty cents a pound. Jerseys evening and passing a stoop upon ankle. whisky was from ten to fifteen r ••• which there was a lady patron of the a quart. Have you tried a bot 23c pk pkg; pkg store, who was of a very genial dis- Miss Katherlne Cantlon, of Eliza- M.izola? The best domestic oi' liosltion and enjoyed jollying, sba hall- offered for culinary purposes. ' beth, spent last Friday at her home ed me and said, "Mr. Meinzer, Lave on Main street, this city. Miss Cant- why not? To bo had at the on' Pound Cake Corn Starch Oatmeal you attended to all the duties in- on (ho block on Broadway, lcn recently entered upon a course ot cumbent on you before leaving the Raisin, Marble, Plain Pop's Brand, special Mother's or Quaker training in the Nurses' Training fioorge street and Borde' store?" I replied thnt I could not nue. L. P. M. .ui or Layer School In Rllzabeth and Is now mak-answer lior question, as I did not lOc lb 7%c pkg 3 pkgs 25c ing spoody progress toward the real- know what duties she hud reference ization of her umbitlnns In this line. to at that particular time. "Well," It's nlinoBt impossible to dlscoura slio said, "have you watered tlm tlio man who thinks ho can toll Jello or Tryphosa Vinegar Jar Rubbers KNOAfJKMENT ANNOUNCED. whisky? Have you sanded the sugar?" funny story. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bloodgood, of and so on. Now the remark sanding 1 1 Package White Wine 15c gal Puro Red Gum Haritun street, South Amboy, wlsli to tho Bugn. .' was not all a Jolto. Sugar Any man who can hold a fussy anounce the engagement of their sold at the stores (it that tlmo was baby for an hour wthout Baying Apple Cider l\)(i gal 7^c doz daughter, Gertrude, to Mr. Walter W. very dark, permeated much with /naughty words Is in tho same class ^ pkg Dlckpon, of Perth Amboy, N. J. water nnd contained grit; this be- with Job. f JUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. loyolty, and have found him not (ONTEMION OVEK \KU HALL. ; CITY MIST PAY SIX l'EK CENT. wanting:. He has proved true to redln the Tost unite at South A mbo.v their interests. ,cond class mail matter. | (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) The Hoards of Trade in many sec- i .spefial meeting of the hoard may be tee provided for the approval of tin; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 191.4. tions have found him earnestly co- ! held early in the week, or ttu- mat- action of the finance committee in 113 David Street operating with them in an effort to i tcr may be held until the regular renewing for three months a Stevens improve ths waterways of his avenue improvement account note Ifore is an opportunity to buy your meats at reasonable THE COI'iNTV (XKHK. meeting on Thursday evening. The State, and to broaden trie avenues of secretary was instructed to send d falling due on Oct. 7th for $12,000 at prices. vVe offer you A novel and appreciated method industry. copy of the resolution passed by the six per cent., instead of five per cent., of campaigning has been adopted by The disabled, and the worthy board and an accompanying letter to as instructed by the council inas- B. M. Gannon, County Clerk, and widow have found in him a courteous the conUactor. This he promised to much as the bank refused the re- Democratic candidate for re-election obliging friend, as several pension do and Kiid that he would personally newal at five per cent. Councilman He has issued J. balance sheet show- Prime Rib Roast - 18c claims that have been granted deliver the missils. Chevalier moved the adoption nf the ing clearly and concisely the finan- through his intercession, bear testi- Tho resolution: resolution and it was carried, and the' cial standing of his office during his mony to. Whereas, The Board of Education resolution accordingly adopted. . incumbency. T The shipping facilities of our of South Aiuboy,' .\ . J., did on the The report of tin- Overseer of the Hindquarters of Genuine Lamb - 20c It shows the receipts, expenditures Creeks, Rivers, Inlets and Bay's have First day of Juiy, 1914, enter into a Poor Mullane was read and upon mo- assets and liabilities in so compre- enlisted his energetic action, and the contract with (ieorgo Oundrum of the City of South Amboy, N. J., for build- tion of Councilman Chevalier receiv- hensive a fashion as to be readily proof is now at hand that he has ing a retaining wall around the prop- ed and filed. It showed that the understood by everyone. Two things made eood. erty of Public School No, 1 on John total cost of maintaining the home Pot Roast - 14c #re manifest from Mr. Gannon's state- This valuable advance work has street and Clinton Place, South Am- boy, N. J., anld for the. month of September was .tnent, first, that under his regime the only just begun. It is but in its $104.75. ,'offlce o'f County Clerlr, instead of be- Whereas, The said contract provid- initial stage. Much more remains to ed for a cement coping containing The treasurer's report was road Corned Beef 10e-12e Veal for roasting 15c up ing a drain upon the financial re- be done. It will take men of Mr. one part Portland cement to two and showed the following balances: , sources of the county as in times Scully's type to push the good work parts good clean sharp sand, to lie of General account over-drawn $303.80; Also Chickens, Spare Ribs, Bologna, Smoked Meats. Fruits four inches in thickness, and of such ( past, has become and is a fruitful along. It is important that we hold Water Department balance, $2,769.65.; and Vegetables at lowest possible prices. source of revenue, and secondly that design as shown on plans, to be plac- on to the man who has proven his ed on top ol cement block wall, also Sanitary sewer account, balance, Quality and Weight Guaranteed. TELEPHONE 28 J the present incumbent is sensible to worth by deeds done. The wise don't that post, caps be provided of the $11,476.4!'; Broadway Improvement the fact that he is thB servant of change horses in the midst of th(> same material, and account balance, $1,032.(i!). Upon mo- Whereas, Tlie said Ceorge (Sun- and responsible to the electorate that stream. His past record is a guaiaii- tion of Councilman Slover the report discussion he was given an order placed him in the office. To that drum has failed to comply with the tee that we need not hesitate to de- twins of the contract In so fur as re- was received and Died. Hono. Memory for a supply. Then after some more electorate he has "rendered an ac- pend upon him, but may rost assured discussion an order was given for lates to the placing of the cement The sealed bids for the construc- two gallons of bug exterminating count of his stewardship,"—just as a that if it can be "got" our Tom can coping and cap« above referred In, tion of tbo ext.cnKion of the sanitary of father Miller and powder. It was thought advisable to manager of a large industrial enter- "get it." siMver were opened and rend by the gfit this powder for use in the Jail prise would submit his financial Whereas, Such failure on bis part Our community-pride should Btand clerk. They were. iiK follows: Thomnx Tho demise of Rev. Father William portion of tho City Hall. statement of the business. nmltoH operative that portion of the The treasurer's report showed that by him, Just as it has done before. contract rending -"Fiillure nt nny Downs, $2,405.(15; (ieorge (iiindrum, II. Miller, thi! Idolized rector of St. A statement such as Mr. Gannon twenty-nine dollars had been receiv- Trained service is needed for thi time to observe these MpoclllcatlonH. $U,(i:tri,10; 1\ .1. Mtnmhun, $:Ul«4.G7; .lOHuph'K church, North I'lalnfleld, oc- ed by him. Bills to the amount of presents to the taxpayers ot Middle- to furnish neecHXitry imilcrlal mid accomplishment of important work. Schneider, . Stnllur & Co., of New curred a month ago luKt Wednesday, $4(i,fl8 were read and ordered paid. sex County would bring to the man- Let us hold on to what we have. implements, to remove comlenme'l material or rubbish, or to employ llruimvldt, $1,7<;K.!)5; Llildln &, Pflof- and in faithful reverence of his mem- Secretary Thompson stated that in ager of any Industry commendations looking over the bonds of the plumb- The uutried Is not a certain factor. competent or Hufllelent force- for thii fer, of Perth Amboy, $2,71)7.90; John ory, his former parishioners and cleri- and approval from the stockholders ers he noticed that a bondsman on Hood Intentions are pretty, but they completion of the work, shall be Qiilnlun, $2,7S5.0!i. lipon motion of cnl iisiwlntos gathered in St. Joseph's whom he would represent. cause for the lloiml to do the work ono of the bonds was deceased and are powerless to secure practical l"-'- Coimclhmin HtiinUm those bids wore Wednesday morning, for a month's that this rendered the bond void. It has long been argued that pub- sults. Good objects are worth striv- at the expense of the Contractor or at heir option Io annul the contract." referred to (lie city engineer and the mind solemn high wasn of requiem. Upon motion of Mr. Buckelew, the lic offices should be administered af- secretary was Instructed to call this ing for, and only llw energetic get. Ho is Unsolved, Thai, the Hoard of newer commltti'i! for tabulation, Mo- Tim edifice was filled with a gather- ter the approved methods of modern fact to the attention of the plumber, them. Kducatlon ct tho City of South Am- tion carried; ing that Included many relations and private business. The present County boy, N. .)., notify tho said George D. J. Donlin, and request that a new Knergy and Experience are goo,! A recess was declared upon motion I'rlendH of the deceased, together with, bond be furnished. Clerk has applied those methods to watch-words: Stand by them. Stand (lundrum tlint ttnlnsg lie boglnH work of preparing and placing on the con- of Councilman Shiver to allow tho thirty priests from all parts of tho A special permit was Issued to Mr. his office; it remains for those Tor Thomas Monahan for a cellar drain. by them to a man and show that crete wall referred to ii cement cop- tubiilnlloiiH to bo made. Upon re- Stnte. •whom he acted, Ore voters of the faithful sorvlco Is appreciated and Ing of tho design shown on the The question of certain plumbers convening lifter tho recess Mr. Slover Riv. Monnlgnor Fox, of Trenton, doing work without obtaining permits county, to complete tho transfonna malto Congressman Scully's vote this plans by 7 it. in. Monday, October 1!), Introduced a resolution providing viciir-gnnoral of tho diocese, attended was discussed to some extent. Final- tion of the office from political to time thobtggo.st he has ever received. and unlofiH the Secretary of tbo Hoard of Kducntlon receives written that HID contrnct be awarded to ly tho plumbing Inspector was in- businesslike principles, and place in the unavoidable absence of Bishop assurance before that tlmo that he Thomas Downs as he was the lowest structed to report any such viola- their unstinted approval on good Moduli, tions that came to his notice and the Kdward P. Houghlon, tho Demo- will commence such work and push bidder. Tho resolution, was adopted •work—well done. It to a prompt completion, the Boanl Those celebrating tho mass wore board would 'ake, the proper decisive cratic candidate for Sheriff, wus in ns I'fiid. action. If efficient, courteous and consci- of Education take nctlon under tho till closely associated with Father this city on Thursday making a, can- provisions of the contract which per- Upon motion of Councilman Slover entous public service is to receive tho Miller, and were as follows: Rev. vass of the voters. Mr. Houghton's mits them to complete the work at tho checks of the unsuccessful bid- NIGHT SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL3SSFBL. " i reward it merits, tho election of 1914 Father Zlmmor, of Raritan, cele- genial disposition stood him In good tho expense of the contractor and Im- dors were ordered to be returned. The average dally attendance •will effect no change in the person- mediately thereafter arrange to have brant; Roy. Father Dunpny, of Dun- mce in the I stead, and he made a favorable im- Councilman Stanton spoke about night school that is being nel or conduct of the office of the the work completed; and be It fur- -"e, do.iieon; Rev, Father Dittrich, of g held in I pression with those he met. Mr. ther residents on Second stroet. complain- ...Usintic City, sub-deacon, and Hev. School No. 2 is about 600. If this / Clerk of Middlesex County. Hough ton Is one of the best posted Resolved, That tbo Committee on ing because the Public Service das Father John Baldwin, of Mt. St. average Is kept up ths Boards of* men In the county on matters apper- Buildings and fi-romids of tho. Board people were not complying with their Mary College, master of ceremonies. Education will doubtless feel 'justi- "Energetic" and- "Experienced" taining to the sheriff's office, and of Education of. Ue City of South requests for fins as they did not feel Rev. Father Leahy, of Spring Lake, fied in •continuing it. An'li.»y, X. J., are hereby empowered Congressman Thomas J. Scully 1 If elected would mal;e an excellent thai the number of usera would mndo the address during which ho The commercial branch teacher sheriff. to arrange for the completion of the essentially' practical and versatile. work referred to unless the said warrant the extension of a main up eulogized the beloved priest and will probably have to be replaced in. He has frequently displayed an apti- fieorgc Oiindrum begins fhe work by that street. He stated that ho be- spoke the words of comfort so keen- the near future. The present en- tude fbr choosing expressive terms JERSEY WATERWAYS RECOGNIZED 7 a. m., Monday, October 19th, and lieved that tho gas people should be ly appreciated by those bereft of his cumbrant is also the commercial that were well suited to the particu- unless he also gives the Secretary of forced to do this, if there was any- teacher in the day school and she New Jersey river and harbor im- thr Hoard of Education in writing be- companionship and counsel. lar" feature of his claim for support provements will suffer very little | fore that time assurance that he.will thing in their charter or the city or- Tho musical portion of the service does not feel that she can do full in his campaigns. from the cut in the rivers and har- I commence such work and push it to dinances that would justify the was in charge of James E, Bailey, justice to both positions. In the The two words placed at tho top bors bill from $53,000,000 to $20,000,- a Prompt completion, and be it fur- council taking action. He offered a assisted by A. E, LaPorte and Mrs. opinion of most school teachers ; .thor motion to the effect that the matter of' his lithographs, "Energetic" and 000. In the allotments of the new Alfred Seldel. Mrs. Harry O. De: teaching is riuito trying and difficult Resolved, That tho Secretary for- be referred to the street committee, "Experienced" are applicable and ex- appropriation, Secretary of War Gar- ward to the said George flnndruin a Mez;i presided at the organ and the work, anil teaching both day and pressive. They illustrate two very rison has anounced that $619,000 will copy of this resolution as his official Mayor Dey stated that lie was boy's choir sang. night sessions is almost too much to good features in the quality of his be used for improvements in this not'flcntion of the action of the Board familiar with this case and that he Tho attending priests were as fol- expect from any teacher. service. What one word could bet- of Education of the City of South had been in touch with the company State, Including the item for States Amboy, N. J. lows: Fathers Roche, of Asbury Park; ter index, his entire character than and they had promised to make tha Island Sound. The revised rivers and o tiagnn, of Sea Bright; Swartze and the word .Energetic? This character- extension. They claimed, he said, harbors bill called for $680,000 for HIGH SCHOOL NEWS. Ryan, of New Brunswick; Langan, istic is evidenced in his very features, that the delay was an over-sight on New Jersey projects. Mr. D. T. Hendrlckson, principal of of Far Mills; McGratli, of Stony Hill; even while they are in repose. His their part. Councilman Stanton's items totaling $86,000 have been i our local High School, is doing every Caton, of Hampton; O'Connor, of step, the grasp of his hand, the full motion was, however, carried. eliminated by the allotment of funds. thing in his power to arouse a pro- Motuclion; Kennedy and Lane of clear tones of his voice—his every Then Councilman Stanton spoke of Only one of these affects this section per school spirit among the students South Amboy; Hart and Poli, of St. movement betray the boundless ener- the property owners on the corner of of the State—a matter of $20,000 for of the High School. His inspiring Joseph's; Strenski, of South Amboy: gy of his physical composition. Center street and Feltns street speak- the improvement of Newark Bay and ta!ks have aroused an enthusiastic Terrill, of Rahway; Sciolla and Bo- ing to him about having the gutter Dead formality has no place either cut out—while there still remains the response which has spread to the gan, of St. Mary's; Ryan, of Somer- cobbled. He said that the property in his physical or his mental makeup. $150,000 for thB improvement of the Alumni of the school and has been ville; Casey, of Trenton; McEtnery, owners claimed that all the water Life, business, or pleasure are very bay and the Passaic River. The other an incentive toward a movement to of Caldwell; Hogan, of Newark, and from the higher parts of the hill real things with him. He is earnest items eliminated were for 'Cooper, renew their loyalty to their Alma Oilfillan, of Sayreville. came down there and it all flowed tf» io his friendships, and always relia- Salem, Maurice and Toms rivers and Mater. The instigators of this move- one .side of the street. This washed ble and obliging when an opportunity Raccoon and Alloway creeks. An ad- ment have arranged to hold a meeting out the curbings and spoiled the . offers to do a friend or a citizen a dition was mado of $25,000 for a deep- in the auditorium of the High School grading, etc, He moved that the Board of Health service. He has made his own busi- er entry from the sea at Absecon In- Friday evening, October 16th, for the matter be referred to the street com- ness a success by energy, industry, let for the benefit of Atlantic City. purpose of reorganizing the Alumni mittee. After some discussion the Preparing Ordinances and a faithful adherence to those The net loss to the State as a result Society. All the graduates of the motion was carried. principles that count for much in tho of the change In the bill was only South Amboy High School are urged Again Councilman Stanton. arose. marts of trade, or in the conduct of $61,000. to be present. One of the pleasing Probably the most Important action This tine he spoke about his former taken by the Board of Health at personal or pubiio business. The It la apparent that the army eng- features anticipated by the instigators motion in regard to the bad spots their meeting on Thursday evening oponness of his mind, the honesty neers who were charged with the of this movement is a banquet to be In Stevens avenue being attended to. had to do -with ordinance question.. of his Intentions, and the zeal with duty of selecting the projects that held during commencement week. The ordinance introduced at a meet- President Stratton stated that he •which ho pursuos to tbo last every were most urgent have put a high ing a few weeks ago was discarded, THE SENSE OF was able to infrom the body that the Available means for securing the ac- value on the work in New Jersey and although it bad been passed on its contractor would send some men second reading. This ordinance •compllBtnnent of purposos ho, has in nearby waters. There is no material The Senior class and members of down :here in the very near future would have made connection with tho vlow in the interest of Ills constitu- loss to this Stato due to the elimina- the High School Faculty have receiv- sanitary sewer compulsory upon not- SATISFACTION and that they would then take care ents, have won him tho respect of tion of the "pork barrel" features of ed an invitation to attend a football ification from the Board of Health. ot any defects that had manifested his colleagues. He has none of the tho bill.—Newark News. game, Saturday, October 17, between, In Its stead there were two separate comes from many themselves. ordinances introduced and passed on •fontures of tho laggard. Nono can o , the teams of Rutgers and Mullenberg sCouncilman Stanton brought up the first reading.' The first of these re- sources but there is suspect him of shirking his duty. For the manufacture of pottery of Prep. School. They will accept, as stricts and restrains the building or question of an established grade on When his voice or his voto Is needed, tho better grades considerable clay, there Is every reason to believe It rebuilding of vaults, cesspools, etc. none greater than that Fourth street. Discussion developed The other covers tho connections to he Is never missing. Ho is tho sort mainly kaolin, is imported into this will be. a good game. the fact that above Potter street the sewer. These two ordinances derived from a perfect •of a man we seek when we have an country from Europe and China, the there was no established grade line were reconVmended by tho State pair of glasses, and es- Important thing to bo done. Ener- value of these Imports last year ex- Tho students of the High School Board of Health as being effective in and that it would require a petition' getic! YOB, in tho performanco of ceeding $2,250,000. It seems probable are becoming enthusiastic in their other cities. They also have the ad- pecially aiter many In order to have the council take ac- vantage of having had their validity evory duty ihat is assigned to him. that under the necessity due to the efforts to improve tho music in the trials and tribulations tion upon the matter. tested in the courts and found to be His part of tho transaction Is never war of now finding a domestic sup- exercises. An orchestra has been satisfactory for their intended pur- tho last to be reported. ply those finer clays can be In largo organized and a meeting was held poses. Tho tenor of tho contents is with imperfect ones. If much the same as that of the or- "Experienced!" Yes! Ho Is the part replaced. Already a process of last Thursday afternoon for tho V^-j you are seeking after poso of reorganizing the Oleo Ck^T REV. f. f. CRAIG TO LEAVE CITY. dinance discarded, which was dis- kind of a man that gains experience decoloring kaolin is reported as suc- cussed at considerable length in an glasses that will suit fast. Ho accomplishes more in a cessful, and this may make large de- Miss Fulton presided. The following Rev. F. F. Craig will not return issue of this paper some time ago. year than some older men do in two posits of kaol'n and ball day avail- officers were elected: President, to this city as pastor of the Methodist Both the ordinances were Introduced you in every way, you abe for tho manufacture of white Kathyrn Himmelberger; Vice-presi- by the local health Inspector, Mr. C. years. Tho more ono attempts, the Protestant Church, having been ap- S. Buckclew. need go no further than •quicker does experience begin Its ware and pottery. (Bulletin' 599, U. dent, Edward V. Shaw; Secretary, pointed by tho Eastern Conference our store. We will test S. Geological Survey.) Hazel Compton; Chief Pianist, Miss There were only Messrs. Wilson, work.. Pour years In active Congi'tss- of tho M. P. Church to Wostvtlle. Mahoney and Buckelew nresent at fliona/ work have taught Congress- Bertha Pulton; Assistant Pianist, Miss. Rev. Jacob Leupplc, a former pastor, tho meeting, Messrs. Dill and Heston your eyes properly and man,/ 9cully much mote than many MR. IHMEI.BERGER BUYS Fiancea Gordon; Treasurer, MIBB has been assigned to this city. being absent. . furnish you with it pair men learn who lookod on as he la- THE COMTTOTV RESIDENCE Frances Perrlno. Pastor Craig and his wife since re- The report of tho health Inspector was first given consideration. It that will be exactly bored. siding In this city have made many Mr. C. H Hlmme-lberge'r, of Stev- showed that since the last report one what you need. His colleagues have borno testi- ens avenue, has completed the deal The Boys' Athletic Association of friends who will regret their de- easn of diphtheria and one ease of mony to the respect that is paid to with Jonathan Compton for the nur- the High School met ia the auditori- parture. Mr. Craig has done wonder- typhoid fever had been reported In um last Friday afternoon for the pur- ful work in tho church here, having this city. It also stated that the out- \ him in tho legislativo halls at Wash- clmso of the latter's dwelling at the let of the First streft storm sower ington. His influence, his Judgment. corner of Stevens nvenuo Riul Bor- pose of organizing a basketball team. built a now parsonage, mndtt Im- had been opened nnd the stagnant SAMUEL KINSTLINGtfi, and his energy count for much, both dentown avonuo. This Is one of the Prof. Hendrlckson presided at the provements to tho church building, water allowed to RO free. This re- Jeweler anil Optician for tho people, and In tho councils most attractive corners in thn city. meeting, Elohard Lewis was elected and greatly increased tho congri'Kn- lieved, to a large cxtont, the offen- mannger. The captain of the tenm tlon. He will take with him to his alvo odor of the sowerX Tlio rnport of his party. Mr. Hlmmelberger is the superin- recommended that n new supply of will bo elected by those who are the new ehargo, tho best wishes of the Broadway, Opp. C.R.R. Station Experience and Knergy combined, tendent of, the Karltan River Railroad furiilgatorK be procured as the ones fortunate ones making good for the members of the church. on hand wore becoming untrust- have mado our townsman a worthy and at present resides In tho double first team. Mr. Louppio coraes here not as a worthy. representative In Congress. Many house next to Mr. Compton's dwelling o stranger, but as the return ot an old Later nctlon was taken en tho helpful measures have received tho on Stevens avenue. He will movo in- procurement of tbo new fumlgators, Kven the* baby In tho cradle llndn friend, and will undoubtedly rocolv;' aid of his efforts and Induenco. to his new homo ad soon as It is Tliore u.'tB a representative of the For- a hearty welcome, Tb,t» old soldiers havu tested his vacated by Mr. Compton. this a rocky world. tnaconr Co. present nnd niter somn /' i' "You hare spoiled jiy plan." The Smoke Tlmt Pleases I "i'ou would not have proposed sneb 8 plan if your conscience bad been FOR EVENING WEAR. The Ohurc. clean." Sen ices us Arranged for A CIGAR THAT GROWS DAILY ring "Kate!" Charming Frock of Net For the Coining Wwk. •'What?" College Girl's Entertainments. "Why don't you study law? You'd IN POPULARITY Floods make ii fur better lawyer than nine- j CHKIST viwncn PAitisn. tenths of )))» men." Services Sunday. October 18. 1914. "We '.YUM!' n il-'h't !!("•!! lr s!ll;h' ];]\r. (St. Luke's Day) They Are Full of Danger, We are i'«ni wild cKri^'b !.nv in onr CHRIST CHURCH. A but May Lead to a Steady heads to serve our own purposes, aud We don't want any more." Flowing Stream. Rector, Rev. Chapman !S. Lewis. L FAMOSA3 "Then you decline to meet me half- Residence, Christ Church Rectory. way, confessing your past transgres- Telephone 210-R. By DONALD CHAMBERLIN sions as well as I:' Holy Communion 8.00 a. m. "No; I'll confess all. but 1 warn you Morning Prayer, and Kcr- LA FAMOS A. OIGAR is sold by those who handle tluit my fins are so slight that they mon H).3O a. m. When Bob Elliot became engaged tu arc not worth confessing.-' Sunday School 2.30 p.m. a good grade of cigar, and desire to please their patrons. Kiite Wiiistiiu society smiled. Hull "[ must be (he judge of that." Evening Prayer and Ser- was known lo lie in « chronic state of "Oh, go on.'' mon 7.30 p. m. It-appeals to tbe smoker's taste, and when once tried, it is Services during the week ending betrothal, aud Kate was considered the "Well, to begin at the beginning, always asked for. Sold by the following dealers in this city: only fiineH worth mentioning. It only remains for you to give me a Monday— take notice, That all debts owing to man. I have boon told thnt you have The Woman's Auxiliary 2.30 p. m. the estate of James H. Gordon, or to been engaged many times, nnd If this 'clean bill' and proceed with your Tlie CirlB'Friendly Society 7.30 p.m. the firm of Howell & Gordon, are is true you miiHt liavo enuswl u grunt own record." NKI1 KVBNINd OOWN. Tuesday— now due and payable. Notice Is fur- Have your children's deal of distress to a number of inno- "I'm awfully glad lo know that Tho Junior Auxiliary.... 2.30 p. m. there Is nothing In these reports after There will lie various entertainment Saturday— ther given that the proper and legal cent (flrls." at college which will demand evening "How about tho Olntrenn those Inno- nil. ami I assure you there Is no moro The Sewing School, whero settlement of tbe Estate of Jamcg H, Eyes examined before send dresN of I In- fair student, but a slmpU cent Kir-Is linvo t'MiiBcd me?" In (hose about me. K» you inny feel children are systemati- Gordon, deceased, will require ths perfectly satisfied," pretty evening frock of modest styli cally taught plain sewing 2.30 p.m. ing them to school. "I thought you wild 1 wag the only Tho Rector may be found at the collection of all the above mentioned Kir! you ever loved." "•lust so, hut I think I'd fr>el better wjll be the n'Mulremnnl. not n Huffy debU, "by legal action, If necessar coquettish daneo froi'U of tulle with Rectory, and requests that cases of If they are adverse to study, suf Mr. Elliot, iK-'lng thus thrown on hln If I had a detailed account of ench one sickness be reported to him promptly of them from yonr own mvcet lfpn." dining decolletage. Payment may be mada to Francis H (er from headache or are nervous beam ends, remained silent, Ho bad in order that lie may attend to them. Gordon, at the store corner of Broad' tbelr eyes may be where the troubl nothing mom to say In his defense. lie klKBod tlio nforesiild lips several Kofi flimsy willow taffeta In blue times, which doubtless brought forth way and David street, or to the un Is. Correct glasses at 12.50 am "I don't think," continued MIHH Win- raspberry or oleander pink or in some ston, "that I should feel sufe in an- the confession that followed: dulnly Klwde of lavender, buff or pole PRESBYTERIAN CHDRCH. dertigaed. more. If glasses are not needed, WILLIAM J. BOWB, nouncing this engagement before BUfll- "Ned RISBCII was the flint. He play- green will maku a dainty frock. Tbt ROT. H. C. White, Pastor. will tell you so. ed tennis with me. When we had play, Administrator of James H. Gordon cient time has passed to determine skirt may have walloped frills, and whether you lire trilling or"— ml nwhile we sat down on a bench.' chiffon or lace may be used for tb ' deceased. 9-13-ti DB. F. J. KONAGHAK Services for the week beginning "It's the real thing." There was no one else there and—well, bodice, provided Its style Is not tot Sunday, October IS, 1914: Optometrist "Your flippant way of speuklng of It he did what he bad no right to do—be decollete for the student 10.30 a. m. Preaching. kissed me." Ore** Later Dm* Store Pert* Ambo; In not encouraging." Pictured hero is n charming evening 2.30 p. m. Sunday School. "What did you let him do that for?" 7.46 p. m. Preaching. JA8. J. DOLAN "To tell the truth, Kit, I am as much gown for a young girl. It is fashioned Daily 9 to 6. Tuesday and "How could I help inygelf?" Thursday— concerned us to whether this Is one of Of plain and embroidered net. An in- Saturday evenings till 8. "How many times did he kiss you?" 7.45 p. m. Regular Prayer and Pr»li» "How mnny? Why, several times." sertion of black moire ribbon Is applied meeting. "A dozen?" to the foundation skirt, Tbe tunic is o .00 p. m, Thursday, Junior C E. Electrical "I suppose so." embroidered net clasped by a block 8.00 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. SAMUEL £. SHIP & SON "No matter, since you couldn't help sntln girdle. The elbow sleeves are fin It. Was that all there was to thnt af- ished by frills. Tbe little Dutch cap of Contractor PAINTERS, DECOBATOBS, fair?" net makes a charming accessory to tho BAPTIST CHURCH. "Yes." costume. Rev. E. R. TIHon, Pastor. AND PAPER HAN6EBS "Didn't he pursue you so that you Henry Street South Ambo; David Street and Stereos Areaae, were obliged to go away for a season?" WASHING DELICATE FABRICS Service for the week beginning "Well, yes, he did cut up a good Sunday, October IS, 1914: Telephone 121- deal." How to Cleanie Them So They Pre 10.30 a. m. PreacMng. "Never mind any more about him. serve Their Lovelineil. 2.30 p. m. Bible School Session. 6.45 p. m. Senior C. B. Society meet- WILLIAM BEHN How nbout that young lawyer?" It is always a safe precaution to «et the color in most wash fabrics. It Is Ing. Dr. GEORGE LURE HAVELL ELECTRICIAN "There was nothing in tnj»t to my 7.30 p. m. Delightful Song Service an* discredit." decidedly worth while for delicate col- Sermon. "Didn't you force him to go away ors, says the borne economics depart Week Day Services: for a postgraduate course?" ment of the University of Wisconsin. Wednesday DENTIST Electrical Wiring, Fhtv* ail Ben "I didn't do any such"— Salt is n valuable aid in making col- 3.30 P. m. Junior C. B. Meeting. "Hold on. I knew an intimate friend ors fast, as it acts as a mordant for Thursday Broadway and Augusta Street, Wort of his who told mo the whole story." ' til* substantive dyes most commonly 7.45 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting. "It seems that you are making my used for cotton nnd linen. A handful Friday SOUTH AMBOT, W. J. confession, not I," of -salt in a dish of cold Avnter, how- 7.30 p. m. Choir Rehenrsal. . 135 Stevens Avenue South Amboy "Well, go on and make the rest, of it ever, is not sufficient. The material oi yourself." garment must be placed in a strong ROOM 3 Telephone II 4-11 "There's only one more of any impor- hot solution and allowed to stand un- VETHODIST EPISCOPAL GHUBtB til the water is cool to obtain tbe best tance." Rer. J. E. Shaw, Partw. PARISEN BUILDING. results. Salt Is cheap, is usually on "Who is that?" hand, and is probably best for all "Dick Canfleld." around use, but the effect of brine Is Services for the week be«inn!mg MACHINE SHOP "If what i hare heard about, bis case said not to be lasting. -Sunday, October 18, 1914: is true it was a very important one." Among other good mordants are sug- Sunday Services. "Whut did you hear?" S 30 a. m.—Class ' HIGH-GKADE KCGINK8, BOILERS .•• HiCHOTB) ar^of lead for all colors except pink "Never mind that, sweetheart. He and blue, saltpeter for pinks and blues. 10.30 a. m.—Preaching by Pastor Of all Uida repairel got over it in time and is engaged. vinegar for pinks, alum for greens, 2.30 p. m.—Sunday School 6.45 p. m.—Epworth League flwrlet But be came near putting a blight on mauve, purples, etc. MODEL MADia, PLUDIia, you that would have stuck by "you 7.3ft p. m.—Preaching by Paitor The following proportions should be through life." 3eivlces during tie -week. cut nrmra, vna AI» used: To one gallon of water add one- Junior League, Thursday, 3.80 p. •. HOT WITH ninit There was a solemn silence between half cupful mild vinegar, two cupfuls Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 8.00 p. u. 'I THINK THIS AFPAIB BAD BETTER STOP tbeui, during which she snuggled closer RIGHT HEBE." of salt, one tablcspoonful of alum or AM are welcome. Ail seatf frc*.' V. NEWELL JAMES to him. one tublespoonful of sugar of lead. Prayer Service, Thursday 7.4S p. a. your butterfly lightings or whether you "Sontettmes I think," she said at last, F. W. STElflS, Center Seen! ••< ItecMei Ma. Faded blue garments are freshened Stoveca Avenue, nesr Vain Street, are going to stop where yon are." "that when we get older we will realize by rinsing in a strong bluing solution. SOUTH AHBOY "What do you mean?" bristling. the dangers through which we have Other delicate colors would often profit METII0DI8T PROTE8TA1CT CHUBCH "I mean thnt It's no use for the potto passed in youth and wonder how we by a similar treatment in a dye solu- Ber. F. F. Craig, Paator. call the kettle black." could have acted so, Then we'll be tion of the same color. - "Am I to infer from that slangy ex- very, careful and not do so any more." "But we won't have any fun." pression that I have any such reputa- Tatting Out the Dog. Services for tbe week beginning WM. T. HAMMELL, tion as you?" "I think this is a good time for us to Sunday, October 18, 1914: ] Pahrtaf Ml fMttfcMfir. reform, don't you?" The, Browns recently took up their .0.30 a. m. Regular Preaching. IF I0U WAST A "Not at all; my reputation is all abode'at a new house in the suburbs, "A splendid time; we won't be tempt- 1.00 p. m. Junior C. B. WALL PAPER FOR SALE right" aud Robinson, who, by the way, was ed any more." .30 p. m. Regular Sunday School. GOOD STEW OR FRY There was a pause during which Brown'B most intimate friend in bis i.45 p. m. Senior C. B. Eatimat«» Chterfully Given. : "Of course we won't. We'll be wrap- ; STOP AT Miss Winston seemed to be turning the bachelor days, went down to see them .30 p. m. Song service. . ped up In each other and won't care mSICORDST. B«x 111 matter over in ber mind. Finally sbe one Saturday afternoon. 7.45 p. m. Regular Preaching. said: enough for any one else to wish to Thursday— flirt. I'm glad we have made these As he approached the house a large 'I think tbis affair had better stop dog ran out and began barking at him 7.15 p. m. Class meeting. .P.KENAH'S CAPE right here." confessions. You see, it's an even 8.00 p. m. Prayer meeting. fiercely through the fence. It's A Cure That's Sure thing between us. You have been na Friday—Choir practice. 188 Broadway. 'Come, come, sweetheart," taking her Robinson hesitated. He didn't alto- -FOR- Oysters served in any style Also hand nud putting nn arm around her bad as I." "1 thought you exonerated me com- gether like tbe looks of that dog. Just RHEUMATISM, GOUT. lold In the shell. Orders promptly waist. "Suppose we stop fencing and then, however, Mrs. Brown came to speak the truth. We are neither of pletely." , They Won't Let You Reform. SCIATICA. AND ttended to, "Did I?" the door. A few days after you havo quit to- us snpposcd' by the world to be Im- "Hello!" she exclaimed. "How nice LUMBAGO mnculnte in tbe mntter.of heart hunt- This dialogue took place between 10 bacco, a friend In Kentucky ships you We Iiiivt1 cut I'd TtiuiK-iuiiIs wifh RE YOU GOING TO ADYANCE and 11 o'clock at night. At. 2 in the of you to come down here to see us! enough tobacco to last you a year; ng. Doubtless the devil in this case Come right in. Dou't mind tbe dog." WITH INCREASING PK0SPEBITT1 s' painted blacker than he Is, but morning Mr. Elliot, after n dozen And when you make up your mind to JONES BREAKUP ThlB country iHiiwakonln^ toltHgreatcom kisses In the drawing room, a dozen in ' Nervously Robinson fingered tbe quit lying, soms girl asked you to morolni opportunities. An enormous world- where there is so much smoke there latch of the gate. /AND IT WILL CURE YOU wide nwaltB im. This inomis HubHtaiitlnl ad- must be some lire. 1 hare told you the ball and a dozen tit the door, took guess how old she Is.—New York Always in stock at .•iiticoniom to 1h« young m«n and young his departure. He wondered then how "But are yon sure she won't bite?" Mail. om»n who ars prepared. Ar« you r«>dy7 hat 1 love you, that you are tbe only he had been nble to tenr himself away. lie asked, glancing toward the dog. A. C. FAB.ISE1TS Trainer's Business College girl 1 hnve over loved, nud I mean it. Ton years later he wondered how bo which'hu was by no means anxious to PHARMACY Will fll you (a fill credlCibl)' a doslrablo Nevertheless slucu you have heard could have spent seven houra with one meet until he bad received some as- PPLT SLOAN'S FREELY position In tho commercial worldl^r things to my discredit you should bo girl nnd what they hnd been talking surance of personal safety. Broadway nnd Aufjusto Street FOB LUMBAGO Shorthand, Typewriting, HuslneBH Ensllsh, 'ortlfied ngiilnst their being brongbt up about. "Oh," replied Mrs. Brown, "that's lllce'Iralulnn, Houkkcoplii)- nml Account- tgninst me In future. I confess I have .iiDy—these compuso tho equipment niiat After ber confession Miss Winston just what 1 want to Hnd out! Von Your attacks of Lumbago are not nables young men nnd woman to crimp tho icnrd tbe siuue of you." sec, I only bought him this morning." early so hopeless BB they seem, |08toi)nortunltlcH nnd tluiH win Hielr way to "Falsehoods!" went to bed feeling that sbe had NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. thrown off the recklessness of youth, 'ou can relieve them almost instatit- Day and ovenlnc SCHRIDIIB. Kntor any time. "Certainly, nil fnlse from beginning that ber sins were forgiven nnd thnt Travelers' Wash Clothes. r by a simple application of Sloan'a TRAINER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE o end. Xow, in order to clear out the she would never do any more flirting. Sinnll dislts of cotton compressed ilniment on the back and loins', TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY el. 509-51 Perth Amlioy, If. J. rnmbles from the path before us HO As for Mr. Elliot, he bad known into pill box ul'/e expand when they jiimbago is a form of rheumatism, hat we may wnlk on—well, on roses"— much more of bis fiancee's record tluin For. New York, Newark and Ellzn- "That's much nicer than your otliof lire dropped Into wntcr to the size of nd yields perfectly to Sloan's, which she had confessed. It didn't trouble the ordinary face cloth. These are sold. |/li at 6.23, 7.07. •7.32, 7.50. *8.17, ilmiles." icnctrates quickly all in tbrougl the him a bit so long us he was not one of fen of them, In a little Morocco ense, ^B.Ol, 11,28, 11.52, a. m.; 12.18, 2.41, . H. EDWARDS "Which one, for instance?' the BiifTorprs. For them he hnd no aud they Hnd favor with the woman ore, tender muscles, HmberB up tho "The pot culling the kettle blnclr." 4.36, 5.00, 5.48, 8.17, s 9.48 p. m. Sun- CARPENTER and BUILDER sympathy whatever. It Is a matter of who Is traveling rapidly—su rapidly ack nnd makes It fool flno. Get a He kissed her and proceeded. lay, 8.26, a. m.; 1,17, 3.13, E.0'1, 6.47, Vimlow and Door Nets a Specialty happy record that these two sinners that the face doth bus no time to dry oltlo of Sloan's Liniment for2C cents "In order (o clear array tills ncciimu- It, p. m. were blessed—far more hlessed (ban before It must again be parked into Its any druggist and have it In tho E«tirante« Furnished nnd ntlon of falsehood on both sides sup- they deserved. Their wedded life WIIH For Long Branch, Aabury Park, Jobbing Promptly Done receptacle fur furiliw journeying, • for ouso—jiRalnut coltla, sore and swol- e we confess all our escapades from hnppy, and they dearly loved ouch oth- these compart little; cloths are thrown ., 12.B6, G.22, 8.55, a. m.;12.16, en joints, rheunmtiRm, nonraleia, itnrt to finish." er and tbelr children. away in the nnsuniiice Hint another '. 0. Box 3Jl 36 fohn Street. ciatlea iind like ailments. Your 0, 4.36, C08, 0.426.42, ,10.10, p. m, Sun- "That's ii splendid Idea." All of which goes to prove that those can In: had from the leather case nt the 1, 4,55, 9.42 a, m.L 5.1:!', 9.35 p. m. "Well, suppose you begin." who snfely puss the dangers of youth next Mopping place. noney bnk It not satisfied, but it Tew York only: «>. Saturday only, Suhscrllju for Tho Citizen "1 have nothing to confess," may 3o well inter on. ocs give almost Instant relief. • • , Stewart—fisher. THE QUALITY STOJIEJ Miss Nellie Fisber.of tjsis city, and L -M- Mr. Laurence Stewart, of • Bayonne, were united in holy matrimony on Mr. M. E. Magee v.'as an Old Bridge Sat'Tday evening last, at 8.30 o'clock, visitor Sunday. Everybody likes a Hollar his time of the season Everybody nee|s by the Rev. Chapman S. Lewis, rector Save your pennies, and the dollar is soon yours. light clothing in order to keep comfortable on of Christ Church. Mr. Patrick Grimlty was a South We help you save pennies by offering groceries hot days. We keep a splendid line of apparel The matron of honor was Mrs.River visitor last S-.wday. at money-saving prices. George Laforge, of Tottenville, N. Y., for men and boys, which we offer at attractive and the bestman was Mr, George La- Miss Helen Peterson, of Newark, forge. Only the immediate relatives was a local visitor last Sunday. prices. Octagon Soap jUgdl, groceries> and fri.ends were present.'to witness Special, per cake (limit 10 lbs.) per lb the nuptials. j d'ranville Magee, of Maxfield, has 3c UNDERWEAR. Porous and airy knit mesh, long After a buffet lunoluon at the home ! reiiv.neil his family to Old Bridge. of the birde's parents on David street, Tryphosa, all flavors, per box 7c and short sleeve shirts, ankle and knee length the happy couple left in an automn- Mr. Chris. Jones is improving after Mueller's Egg Noodles, per package 9c drawers. bila for Perth Amboy, where they a k-ngthy illness of quincy sore took the 11.20 p. m. train to Albany tli roar. Washing Fluid, per bottle 9c l BATHING SUITS. In great variety in cotton, 3 and Coliocs, N. Y., for a brief honey- Ice Cream Salt, per bag 9c wool or pure worsted yarn. moon. Mrs. William Woodward and Mrs. Nabob Coffee, special, per lb. The bride was attired in a gown of Purrniin Hause spent Sunday last at 32c SHIRTS. Beautiful patterns, excellent quality blue erepe dechine, and wore a whit" l'lainshfiro. Mixed Spices, per box 4c Summer shirtings, fine workmanship. hat, and carried pink roses. Her Macaroni, per box - - 8c traveling suit was of grey crepo Russell O. Mathis is seeing tho SUMMER NIGHT SHIRTS and PAJAMAS de'meteor. The matron of honor was sights of Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Bon Ami, per cake - - 8c Good variety, all sizes, atllred in blue pongee, and carried Cleveland. . Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, lb. - 35c will ID carnations. Full Cream Cheese, lb. - 20c The brido received some pretty Miss Florence Peterson, o£ George High Grade Neckwear, Belts, Washable gifts, consisting of cut glass, linen street, spent the week end with rela- Ties, Men's Garters, Etc. ami silver, tives In linliway, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart on their re- William E. plover The finest line of turn will make their homo for tho Mrs, Joel Magnuson, of Upper Main present .with tlja bride's parents. street, visited Mrs. John Thunc, at. 88 John St. Telephone 103-w Near.B'way ——o Itahwny, on Wndnestlay. Shoes, Oxfords, Slippers M Sandals GASOLINE TH1KVE8 NET FlItK TO M0T01UI0AT Mm, Joseph 1'lorco, of Ward avo- in the city. . fiaaolene thieves set fire to tho nuo, presented linr husband with a "handsome* new motor boat of MesBrn. new liiiby Home Unio ago. Stophenson and Stults on Thursday night about 10 o'clock. J. M. Wll- Miss Ida 9jol)or(?, of Now York GEORGE GREEN lett noticed a lifilit on iho boat, and City, Bpnnt Thursday In town as tho Knowing- the owners wero not alioard, KiioRt of MIBH Botty JohnHon. became suspicious und Kept watch. "The One-Price Store" All at once ho saw tho blaze Increase The Hlork visited tho homo of Mr. and ThoimiH Mnyberry grabbed ii pull, and Mr«. JnmiH Letts lnst Stinday 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. and securing a row boat, hastened evening and left a smiling baby girl. to tho launch, and with hard work managed to ext.nguiHhcd the blaze Over $100 damage was donfl to tho Miss Cecilia Katifinnn und Mfss boat, Iida Llsk returned this wenk after Tho (Moves left a five gallon etui, spending a short sojourn In Freehold. SPECIAL which had been filled, and a wrench on board. They can secure these by Mr. and Mrs, fleorgo Bronnaraln applying at Wlllett'e pavilion, nnd family, of Ooorgo street, spent o the week end visiting in New York CHIMNEY OX FIRE. city. A little after seven o'clock last Wednesday evening an alarm wats The Misses Klizabeth and Anna turned in from box 43, which Is at Larson, of Rahway, visited Mr. and thp corner of Henry street-and Pino Mrs. John Miller, of John street, over avenue. The fire apparatus ot 'En-Burtday last. wear with smart costumes a Royal Pump is Prime Rib Roast - terprise Hook and Ladder quickly the most advanced expression of present day style. answered the call, but the fire was Mlsa Nellie Quaekenbush, o( Marl extinguished before they got there, boro, has been spending some time $2.00 to $4.00. POT ROAST It was only a slight chimney blaze, with her slater, Mrs. Lee Morgan, ot Men's Regal Oxfords, ?2.50 to $4.50. VIRV BEIT CUTS anyhow, and was quickly put out Portia street. with a. fire extinguisher before the Children's Footwear. arrival of the apparetus. Messrs, James A. Letts, Seaman Tennis Shoes. , forequarters of In endeavoring to ring the fire hell Christian, and Albert COnover enjoy- to Indicate that the fire was out ed the sea breezes at Asbury Park Spring Lamb - 14 U someone pushed the wrong button on Sunday last. The All-Star, all supreme Line—The Royal and a second alarm was turned in. Tailors made-to-your-measure Clothing. Half a This caused the fire laddies to turn Miss Lottie R. Cleaver, of Brook- Fresh Vegetables, Fruits and Canned Goodds Etc. aTound on their way back to the fire lyn, N. Y., has returned home after thousand All Wool samples to select from. Suit $16 house and again visit the scene of the spending several days with her sister, to $35. • excitement. ' / Mrs. A, 13. Capner. Monaglian's The house was tenated by John Men's and Boys' Underwear. Simuliski, and is owned by the estate The Misses Mabel and Mildred Quality ul Weight Gnanntoed. TELEPHONE 26-J of John Ryan, recently decoased. Boardman, of New ,. Bedford, -Mass. Pajamas and Night Shirts. ara spending two weeks with Miss Shirts for Dress and Work, Alice B. Capner, of John street. Signal Work Shirts.

Rev. H. Palett East, of East New Trousers and Overalls. Market, Md,, and family, are visiting Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suit-cases. at the home of Mrs. East's brother, Mr. Wm. L. Munn, on Main street.. *• ** J. Alfred Johnson an Miss Florence Parlsen, of David street, will take up her duties as TELEPHONE IB WE GIVE ELK STAMPS , The Regal Store buye. with Reynolds Department " " Broadway Store ID: Perth Amboy next week, :: South Amboy after spending some time on a vaca- 178 Broadway South Amboy, N, J. tion in Freehold, ;

Fred Leonard, white on tbe M. P, CUT RATE SALE! Sunday School excursion on Wednes- day, fell from the trolley car and re- Look over pur prices and oonvinoe yourself how much you can save by buying Aere ceived serious injuries. H. Wolff & Co. Mr. and Mra. Joel Magnuson spent ...-- Sale begins Friday, July 31 and ends Monday, August 3 the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Londee, of New York City.,. Best Jersey's, Mealy Cookers PflTATflCC UNCLAIMED LBTTEBS. VERY SFEIOI-A-U MM A I UE V Letters remaining uncalled for at OLD HOME DAY SALE r i Post Office for the week ending Aug. Me peck 9Oe bushel 1, 1914: Special prices are offered throughout the various Mrs. Edward Whitmont, Horengu departments in our store lor this week. totter Mour Socorro, Francis Muller, John Van Mauser, Grold^ledal or Pillebury's Buren, T. E. Yepman, Mrs. Fred B; Best Creamery, Special Hawaiian Pineapple, No 3 can... SSfl Shreve, Mrs. L, W. Buck, N. Y. &Campbell's Beans, 3 cans 26c 24% lbs. 75c bag; N. H., Barge No. 28, Mrs. A. McOulre, Campbell's Soup, 3 cans. 86c Welch's Grape Juice ISo Oe lb. Sunbeam Grape Juice, pint 860 Henry street, Adolf Masaio, Hersew Peaa \ A Sunbeam Grape Juice, quart Mo Olew, Margaret Dudlln, W. Donnolly, Corn \ 3 cans 85c il or Spaghetti SUGAR .w. Campbell's Beans or Mrs. John Brennan, M. Dayman, Fane? Lemons, per doz Mo Tomatoes ,...( Wolff's Special Blend Coffee Mo lar l,0c,Size; H. & E. Granulated Howard Slover, W. Smith, Mr. Moua, Soups Capt. Ernst Risley, H. J. Bridges, Uneeda Biscuits, doz 50c Santos Coffee, bean or ground,.. Me Snotty/ • Special Schr. Bayard Barru, Mrs. Frank Marvel Milk, 3 cans 85c Quart Jar Peanut Butter t5o 3 cans for Smith, Capt. B. W. Eldridge, Eddie Silver or Clover Milk 10c Butterine, lb. 22c, B lbs $ljM Hutton, M. R. Tague, Br. Capt. Jamse- Gold or Gold Cross Milk, 3 for.. .25c Full >eam Cheese, lb 8S0 son, Mary Pyran, M. W. O'Brien, Blue Tip Matches, doz. .. 25e and 40o BREAD Sadie Delaney, Morgan Beach, B. Olives, plain or stuffed.... 10c to 85c Pound Cake Bain, Andrew Lott, Willie Nixon, John Wessons Salad Oil, quart tin SOc Orchid Salad Dressing lOo Fresh Marblt, RafsinIn,, Plain "How nlKiut the rent of this House South Jersey, a schedule of service.? SOME JOTTINGS COLLECTED SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1914. of yours. I'litti-r? Doesn't the landlord being sent them. They expect to ••isk ;i "food (lt".'il for it?" be-back tor th-e Thursday evening BY OUR REPORTER WHILE Klitter-Ves. He often asks five and service next week. fix times ;i month for ic M. P. CHURCH NOTES GUNNING ABOUT THE CITY. } The sermons of August 9th will be . - Pretty Good Advice. suggestions of Old Home Day. When mean things are said about you. if they are true, amend; if they After being compelled to be absen are not true it is not a bad idea to from two successive Thursday even PIECES OF SILVER. amend a little anyway.—Christian Eler- tug services the pastor was privilege ild. to attend anil take charge of las They Supplanted Cacao Beam a* th* LYLE CJL.tT COMPACT. •week's meeting. A good attendanc First American Currency. for this time of the year and fo Before Mexico was invaded by the Certificate 6i' Induction of Capita several weeks it has been the same, Spaniards coins were unknown there tfie natives using lu pluee of money Slock. AH who attend this service are spirit- tBft smallest cacao beans, reserving LYLE CLAY COMPANY, A CORPO ually helped. tb»ee of larger size and better quality Dog Warden White chasing a mutt ration of the State of New York, by fer the manufacture of a liquor to across Broadway Ia3t Friday. ts President and Secretary, does here Services last Sunday were of th wtiich they were addicted. by certify: usual order, morning sermon on th About fourteen yeura after the con- A iiromlni-nt city official inquiring 1. That the principal office of the Company is at South River, New Jer- text "Watch and yray that ye ente juest-tbat is to say, about 1C35—Cas- where lire alarm box 43 was located. UJJan coins begaii to make tlielr ap- sey, and that the agent therein in The South Amboy Yacht Club, in Front of Which Water not into Temptation," Matt 26, 41 charge thereof, and upon whom pro- ptarance iu Mexico. As they arrived In view of the many temptations t cess against the corporation may be Sports Will be Held, on Old Home Day. [' c«ily In very small quantities, they The Old Home Day people Invent- evil and sin especially at this season ing things to pul in their column on served, is S. II. Stevens. Were insufficient for the needs of trade. 2. That the Board of Directors of of the year ft was a timely warning IC tvns then flint the viceroy ordered our front page. said corporation, at a meeting duly to be on our guard against wrong the manufacture io the City of Mexico convenod and held on the 9th day of — ^.».«- » ^ ^ ^r ^ ^F T ^r » ^r ^ doing. of snmll pieces of silver of a certain That thero are sticky Home Day July, 1314, passed a Resolution de- stickers sticking all around and every- it ailvlsahln that the Capital f Stock of said corporation lie dwxoas- t The Junior C. E. held its usual 2 These pieces were uot stamped with thing is all stuck up. nliy voinuge mark, ami their vnlue was od from $100,00!) to $1,000 anil that V f p. m. service with the superintendent determined entirely by their weight the Articles of Incorporation b" f Mrs. Peterson in charge. The topi From them was derived tl^e on me That a certain store Hlartml to sell amended as hereinafter set forth, and t DO IT MOW! •was: "What Home Missions ;u'e doing "peso." tho Old Home Day postal cards given calling 11 meeting of die Stockholders t to take action thereon. for this Country." The chi'dren were TIIC-RO pieces of silver remained In out for free distribution. 3. That a copy of said Resolution • Bear in mind horn is sin 0]>pottniiily to advised to live little Christian live circulation n number of years, and of the Hoard of Directors is hereto order your Kill I Suit front Keinmmts. nt1 7 so that strangers and otli rs may bepioees of gold and of copper wore also Umpire Mague writing his decision,-! appended. t 7 .led to Boe the nocesait/ o£ living added in time. 80011. however. It was on a pad at the. Y. M. 0. A.—-Term \. 'Hint thftrcaftnr on tho lu.li day ArnhciniK (Broadway's Lesiding Tailor for of July, HIM, pursuant to such call T Christian lives. There .vere twenty found that this sort of drcnliilliiK wo- Cotta game la.st. Saturday. 40 years). illnni rondo fraud <>nn,v, mul the Span- of tho Hoard of lilrerturs, and upon T present. ish government established threo mints, notion K1VP.II to Piirli stockholder ;i T granting them a pw-polnal existence That a rwtuln nltl/.en matin six iroviileil In llio 1ly-LawH, a special The Sunday School v.as conducted trips Into tho Post Olllce liiKldo of Ilf- Heeling of tin- slockholilers of tlio for America. Company was held at which mooting At a Saving of 50 per cent. % a3 usual by the superintendent, Mr. Tho of money In (Flo City of twn minutes 0110 evening tl)l.s wunk. ill Hie NtoriilioMors were prei-mit in • .Special] for limited time Bloodgood, and an interfiling study Mexico was actually l»>«\in ilnrliiK the lerson or represented by proxy, and of the lesson indulged. Tlie schoo reign of Viceroy Antonio do Meiirlozu. Two mitiizlNl dogs trying to light that all tin- stock holders voted In COAT A1STD PANTS I was advised to be on time; 9 a. m who established « mint ,ln hiitlillnp!S on Broadway the other clay. All they 1'nvor of such decrease, of capital belonging to the Murqnlfi d«l Vullo. Block and nnwndiucnt, such iimnnd- ± r-ould do was to make nolso and at- TO MEASURJHEEl and enjoy the annsal Picnic at Keans- flore It remained only n short period, ment, IJOIIIR thfi nmcmlnir-nt of Article. f burg. Many were the happy faces being transferred first to tho council tract a crowd. V. of Bald Articles of Incorporation, t Expert in anticipation of the day. There building find Inter to tlie vlceroynl pnl to read as follows): t was a noticable increase in atten- rice. Just wait till you HCO that big mo- Tho corporation shall be T t authorized to Issue capital Flock t5()[workmaQSliip dance and offering over the previous During nil this time the colnnge wn« tor Urn truck going down Dordentown to the extent of $1,000 divided t T Sunday. Let us keep it up. of a considerable amount and the facil- avenue or up Main .street nt full apeed Into Inn shares of the par value T ities for the establishment were not on Old Home Day. of $100 each. f T Btifllclent to meet the demands made f>. That at said mooting of the stock- Full Suit 18 Dollars The Senior C. B. held their usual upon It for »oins, for which reason fre- holders the said decreaRe In capital t T service at 7 p. m. led by Mrs. Peter quent demands for minting apparatus A child being carried by its papa etock and the torego,ng amemlm(mt T T eon, it was also a missionary meeting are found In the records. In the year and laughing gleefully as it tried to woro assented to in writing by all the t and the topic brought encouraging 1778 the mint WHS established In the catch tho rain drops while "papa" tockholders of tho corporation, which DOYLE&CUNNEEN 1 Apartado building and lino continued was beating It for shelter from a aid written assent Is hereto appended. T news of the work being done, 6. That ten shares of tho capital SPOT SHOP missionary paper was read.. since then (n the street ot that rmme. heavy shower. Prom the declaration of independence stock o[ said corporation are issued and outstanding. until the year 1847 the mint wnB rented lf A mistake In last week's issue stat- A couple of young urchins came in- In Witness Whereof, the said Lyle 155 Smith St. :: Perth Amboy out to contractors,—New Vork Sun, Clay Company has caused this Certi- ed 200 were present, It should have to the publicity rooms last Monday evening looking for Old Home Day ficate to be signed by Its President read 200 per cent, increase over the ,,_ . , . „ . . and Its Secretary, and Its corporate previous meeting. BATTLES IN POETRY. stickers. Got any plasters, asked iseal to be hereto a(nxe(J tnla 13thda y NOTICE. one. 1 In Tuscany Evan the Peasant! Indulge No?" was the reply, "you get of July, 1914. $15,000 them at the drug store." "All right," ALL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL The usual song service at 7.45 led In This Paetime. LYLE CLAY COMPANY, *y ehoir who deserve much credit for said the urchin as he turned happily By H. M. KEASBEY, Presldeat. take notice, That all debts owing to Visit the borne of a peasant in Tus- W, J, Burke, Secretary, City of South Amboy, N, J,, standing by" this service 'When many cany on some winter's evening and you away. the estate ot James H. Gordon, or to the firm of Howell & Gordon, are SEWER BONDS. arc lessening their services. A fine Will be surprised and charmed, writes Resolution of The Board of Directors* Mr. Richard Bagot in "The Italians of now due and payable. Notice Is fur- anthem was sung. NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS. "Resolved, That, In the judgment Todaj." Gathered round the kitchen of the Board of Directors of the Com- ther given that the proper and legal SEALED PROPOSALS' WILL BB ire after the day's work is done, these pany it Is advisable to decrease the settlement of the Estate of James H. received by the Common Council of At 8 p .m. regular preaching and n iSKALED PROPOSALS WILL BE peasants, fresh from their rough labor capital stock of the Company from Gordon, deceased, will require the the City of South Amboy, New Jer- good attendance. The pastor spoke In the fields and vineyards, vie with received by the Board of Chosen $100,000 to $1,000; and y> at p m on Freeholders of the County of Middle- collection of all toe above mentioned *k ™ .v - ' - Tuesday, of the reward awaiting the faithful •ach other in reciting poetry and tell- Be It further Resolved, That, in the the Fourth day of August, Nine- ing stories. Generally both are extem- sex at their room in rhe County He- Judgment of the Board of Directors debts, by legal action, If necessary, followers of Jeuus Christ. cord Building at New Brunswick on teen Hundred and Fourteen, at the poraneous, and often they have a good It Is advisable to amend Article IV of 'ayment may be made to Francis H. Council Chamber In the City Hall deal of poetic grace and Imagination. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914, of the Articles of Incorporation of Gordon, at the atore corner of Broad- in the City of South Amboy, New Jer- this Company to read as follows: The offering last Sunday evening at 2.30 o'clock p. m. for the con- way and David street, or to the unsey- , for tba purchase of any or all The gift of reciting improvised poetr; struction of a concrete slab bridge IV. The corporation shall be of an issue of bonds of the City ot iwas for the benefit of conference be- U not, however, confined to the peas dersigned. •evolencles. The annual conference over Deep Run on the South. Amboy authorized to Issue capital stock South Amboy for the payment of tha U In Tu»o«u/. I knew ot an In- and Bordeutown Turnpike; according to the extent ot One Thousand construction of a part of the sanitary is only two months off and the pastor stance that occurred In my own neigh- WILLIAM J. BOWE, to plans and specifications on file at Dollars, divided Into ten shares of Administrator of James H. Gordon, sewer system of said City of South hopes to get out, the assessment cards borhood not so very long ago that cer- the office of Alvin B. Pox, County the par value of One Hundred Amboy to the amount of Fifteen sometime In August, as all offerings tainly could not have occurred any- Engineer, Perth Amboy, N. J., and at Dollars each, deceased. 9-13-tf Thousand ($15,000) Dollars, or the are to be reported by the last of where but in Tuscany. A local doctor the office of Thomas H. Hagerty, and, denomination ot One Thousand ($1,000) was driving to catch a train at a sta- County Collector, New Brunswick, N. J. Be lt further Resolved, That a SHERIFF'S SALE. dollars each. -September. 1 tion a few mile* from me, and on his A"depVsVt""orTen"Doriars"wiil"'be meeting; of the stockholders to take N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— The bonds will be dated February way be was accosted by • colleague required for copies of specifications M"011 on the foregoing resolution be Between The Perth Amboy Savings 1, 1913, and the first bond w.111 bjt f The pastor is away on a • short who happened to be looking over his which will be refunded upon the re-called to be held at the resisted office Institution, complainant, and Jos-denied twenty years from the idata of the Company In South River, New thereof, and thereafter said bomds "vacation and in his absence the garden wtIL The. colleague shouted turn of same in good condition. ephine R. Locker, et.al., defendants. out a line of improvised van* to him, Each bid must be accompanied by Jersey, on the 11th day of Jdly, 1914, Ft. Fa., for sale of mortgaged prem- shall be redeemed seriatim at \the Brethren will take charge of all ser-upon which the other instantly pulled a certified check In the amount of at 2 o'clock in the afternoon." ises, dated June 12, 1914. rate of one bond per year up to itatd vices. This Is a gratifying condition op his hone and capped the line with Five bundred dollars ($500) without By virtue of the above-stated writ Including the year 1941, and durSr and very acceptable to the congrega- anpthsr. any conditional endorsements, .which STATE OF NEW YORK 1 :o me directed and delivered, I will the years 1947 and 1948 three boriS check snail be forfeited ahould the COUNTY OK NEW YORKf ss: will be redeemed In each year. SaM tion. Mr. Fulton will have charge Doctor No. 2 responded, and for expose to sale, at public vendue, on successful bidder fall to enter into Be It Remembered that on this 13th iWEDNBSDAY, AUGUST FIFTH, bonds shall bear Interest at the ratcC next Sunday morning and hia address- three boon th* poetic contest was con- contract and bond within ten days day of July, 1914, before me the «ub- NINETEEN HUNDRED AND of live per cent, per annum from the\ es are always edifying. Mr. H. Blood- tinued without cessation. In the mean- ecriber, a Notary Public, personally 'late thereof. The bonds may be I 'rom the award of the bid.. FOURTEEN, good, our Sunday School superinten- time to* whole of the village had tam- The Board reserves the right to re-appeared W. J. Burke, Secretary of registered «« to principal and prlnci-/ ed out to listen and to make wagers on Lyle Clay Company, the corporation \t two o'clock in the afternoon of pal and Interest. The principal and/ dent, will have charge of the Sunday ect any or all bldii if in their opin- said day, at the Sheriff's office, in the which would be tat first to lack an In- ion it la to t>>e beat interest of the mentioned In and which executed the interest on said bonds shall be paya- evening service. This Isn't the first spiration. It was only a* dusk came foregoing Certificate, who, being by City of New Brunswick, New Jersey. ble at the First National Bank ol county so to ~J. All tract or parcel of lands and time he has done work of this kind on that doctor No. 1 remembered that A. J. GEBHARDT, me duly sworn, on his oath, says that South Amboy, or a check for the In- tie is such Secretary, and that premises, situate, lying and being in terest can be mailed to the registered and all who attend when he leads he was on his way to catch a train! Director. the Borough ot South Amboy, In the Attest: ASHER W. BISSDTT, Clerk. the Beal affixed to the said certi- holders. learn of the things of God. Mr. Whether a patient was expecting ficate Is the corporate seal of County of Middlesex and State of him I know not, but I feal convinced 8-1-4 The bids or proposals will be open- Ezra Clayton, the assistant class •aid corporation, the same being New Jersey, being lot number eight ed on the date aforesaid and at the that such a detail would not have been (well known to him; that H. M. (8) block twenty-one (21), as shown leader, will have charge of the Thurs- PUBLIC NOTICE. time and place aforesaid. Each bid- allowed to Interfere with this war of jCeasbey Is President and signed said in the recorded map of South Amboy, der IB requested to state in writing day evening service. He 1B one of New Jersey. the real faithful ones, and like Aaron Certificate and affixed said seal there- the number of bonds he will pur- It la Interesting to see. that even the TAKE NOTICE THAT A PUBLIC to, and delivered said Certificate by Beginning at a point at the north- chase. Each bid must be accom- «od Hur, always holding up theIlliterate peasants detect at one* the hearing will be held upon the appll- authority of the Board of Directors west corner ot Broadway and Gordon panied with a certified check of not Leader's hand. See Numbers 14, 24. slightest departure from the form In ation of the Middlesex & Monmouth and with the assent of all the stock- etreet; running thence northerly less than two per cent, or the fafce which the original lines are set andElectric Light, Heat and-Power Com- holders as and for his voluntary act ilong Broadway, twenty-flve feet; amount of tbe bonds bid for, and the onslder the offender to have lost the pany for the right to construct and end deed and the voluntary ket and hence westerly parallel with Gordon Common Council reserves the right to Mra. Annie Hauso, tho president of match, iperato a pole line on the road here- deed of said corporation in the pres- street, one hundred feet;-, thence reject any or all bids. • • ' \ the Senior C. K. Society, will have nafter referred to, for the purpose ence of deponent who thereupon sub- southerly parallel with Broadway No bonds will be sold for less than charge of the Senior C. E. service The Oyster. f conducting electricity for light, scribed his name thereto as witness. twenty-flve feet to Gordon street; and par and accrued interest, and In- ;hence easterly along .the northerly next Sunday evening. So In tho pas- The oyster Is a very ancient Institu heat and power. And he further says that the Res- terest from the date of the acceptance Take notice that the public hearing olution of tho Board of Directors re- side of Gordon street,.one hunMred of the bid to the date of delivery of tor's abaonco tho various offlcln!& of tlon und a most honorable one. From feet tp the point or place of ban- time Immemorlnl poets hnve sung of will be hold in the Board Room ot ferred to in the said Certificate, a the bonds will be charged to tbe pur- the spiritual part of tho church will the Board of Freeholders In tlie true copy of which la appended to ning. chaser. lm and oratora have dwelt upon his said Certificate, waB adopted at a Bounded northerly by lot nu; Bach proposal, together, with certl conduct all services.. ilmrms. Juvenal, the most Illustrious 'ounty Building at New Brunswick on August 6th, 1914,at 10.30a.m. The ap-meeting of said Board of Directors ;even easterly by Broadway, sou fled check, ahould be enclosed In f nil sntlriNtH, enlivened the literary plication was filed on July 20th, 1914,duly convenod nnd held on the 9th y by Gordon street, and -westerly sealed envelope and endorsed "Sar Tt Is to be hoperl that every member t'lmrtns of tlie reifrns of Trojan and and the length of the franchise re- day of July, 1914. 'ot number nine. i&i^y Sewerage Bonds of the City Being part of tho premises convey- will make a special effort to attend tlndrlnu with Ills comments on the quested Is for fifty years. TUB appli- And ho further, says that the writ- Sotfty Amboy," and should bo all these services and give the lead- iystor, nnd the commcntH were not ten assent of the stockholders ap- ed to the said" Josephine R. Locker, dressedSjto the Clerk of the Cl cation is as follows: by Androw H. Slover, and wife by ers their support. If any wish to go uitlrical either, but warmly commend "Application is hereby made by thepended to the foregoing certificate IB SuSoutt h AiMjoy. Delivery of the itory. The oyster, tho true eosmopo signed by all the stockholders of said ced dated November 27th, 1901, and will be de as soon after ' visiting do it when the pastor is at Middlesex & Monmouth Electric Light, recorded in the Middlesex County Ite, Is found pretty nearly everywhere Heat and Power Company for the corporation cither in person or by ceptance the bids as possl' Ihome, please. 31erk's Offlco in Book 355, page 401. nd was the delight of the world for Ight to construct, operate nnd maln- their severally duly constituted attor- FINANCE COV :aln a pole lino over and along the neys in fact thereunto duly authoriz- Together with all and singular the OF THE COMW ICP« upon aces hefore the man from ed in writing. •iglits, privileges, hereditaments and CIL OF THE Tenon found tlie shores of America.- Ceyport and South Amboy Stone Rond Every effort Is being made by the 'rom Whale Creek to the southerly Subscribed nnd sworn to hefore me ppurtenanccs thereunto belonging or SOOTH AMBf ladles of the church to entertain all •Jew York American. Ine of the City of South Amboy, for a tho day and year aforesaid. n anywise appertaining. RICHARJ) M. MACK, Clf W. J. BURKE Notice is hereby given that the who desire- in the way ot refresh- eriod of fifty years; Including the above- described premises will be ments, lunch and meals, at the church Where tho Poets Worked. rlvllege of stringing the necessary H. B. THOMAS, Tho sixth grade of a certain school ivlros upon the poles aforesaid, and Notary Public No. 3879 New York Bold subject to tho lien of unpaid oy Saturday August 8th, Salt Water or County, Register's No, 5097. tnxes and water rents, amounting ap- !n n foreign settlement In one of our ilacing the nccessnry fixtures there- proximately on the advertised day of Old Home Day. Further notice next :Itlos was learning the use of posses in, also including the right to pass Commission Expires March 30, 1915. 7-25-3 • sale to $77.88. week. " lives. Iectrln current over said wires and ARTHUR B. AFPLEBY, The book repaired the pupils to cor- .hrough said fixtures for tho purpose ALL KINDS f if supplying customers with electric Sheriff. One of those celebrates! biscuit rect and expand into a complete sen- ;urrent for light, heat or power, and CHARLES C. HOMMANN, REAL ESTATE r sales took place last Thursday at the tence the following expression: "Mil- 'OT pormiuslon to use said poles for $17.46 Solicitor. 7-11-1 home of Mrs. Berrlen and they wore ton and Shakespeare's works." Joseph elophono purpoanB. Nlkodym handed In this sentence: MIDDLESEX &. MONMOUTH LIBRARY! in such demand that an additional lot "Milton and Rhakespeare work in a ELECTRIC LIOHT, HEAT AND The Latest Popular Books Win BeC. H. EDWARDS had to be made the next day, some coal mine." POWER COMPANY, KEYPORT, Added is Tlier Are Published. CARPENTER and BUILDER; •coming from Perth Amboy for them. N. J. The entire proceeds are for the work For Small Sum Ton Can Get Goo4 Window and Door Nets a Specialty Dated, July 18th, 1914." Entlirmtep FurHlulled and •of the church. Success never comes to the man ASHER W, BI8SETT, Clerk. Reading. Jobbing Promptly Done who sltB on a dry goods box and THE A. C. PAEISEJf LIBHABY The pastor and wife havo received whistles for It Subscribe for The Citizen. South Amboy. P. 0. Box 35 36 John Street. Ad* Hackett, p 5 3 £ 0 2 0 is asked to officiate that he be furnished STANDING OF THE TiAMS. 7 with an accountant for keeping balls Standing of the teams in the South , AUGUST 1, 1914. Totals 45 22 19 27 13 1 and strikes, Shore Industrial Iveague; Two base bits—RacUenbauch, Clark, make 'em gee. W. U P. C. |2), Creamer, Albert. Three base S. A. Y. M. C. A 8 0 1.000 (JAMES FOB TO-DAY. poriins Commeni. hits—Albert, Creamer, Maxien. Base Beats Ornamental at Short. Middlesex Embroidery Co. 7 4 .636 •"" From a hasty glance at the sched- on balls—off Masner, 2 in 3 innings; Ueats s;f only one chance for anI. S. 1". & C. Co 5 5 .500 ule of th« games to be played in the off Maxien, 11 in 4 innings; off Albert, assist last Saturday. That's twice Sayre & Fisher Co 5 6 .454 South Shbre Industrial League this 4 in 2 innings; off Hackett, none. in succession that that has happened Herman-Aukam Co 2 7 .222 -week it wfill be gleaned that, the local SAAPPY (SAME OX STEVENSDALE. Manaker, c !, 0 2 10 2 0 Hits—off Masner, 10 in 3 innings; eff to him. And he bulled ibis only S.. A. Terra Cotta Co.... 1 7 .125 Y. II. C. A. team will cross bats with Magee, p 4 1 2 1 1 0 JIaxien, S in 4 innings; off Albert, 1 chance at that. tne Powder Makers from Parlin on Roberts, If 4 0 0 3 0 0 n 2 innings. Hit by pitched bail— Star Fieip.. This game has the earTerra Cotta Loses to Y. M. C. A.— Hehfuss, 3b 4 0 0 0 4 1 Hackett and Pierson. Struck out— 'Drosies' Team of Pitchers. SOCIETIES marks of V lively contest and should Catcher Pitches and Pitcher Martin, ss 4 0 3 0 0 ] ly Hackett, 11; by Masner. 0 in 3 It begins to look as though the Gen. Wm. S. Trnex Post, No. lib, lie a good 'game. It is unlikely that Cutflies For Winners—Best innings; by Maxien, !! in 4 innings; whole Y. M. C. A. team was all pit-G. A. H., meets Brat and third Wed- Totals 37 5 12 27 S 2 ly Albert, -I in 2 innings. nesday afternoon of each month at "Brosie" Will have any new stars in Game in League. chers. They've pretty near all had3 o'clock, in Michael Welsh's Hall. his— (almpk said crown) lineup on Two base hit—Magee; Stolen bases a crack at the heaving now, and sti'.l With, a catcher playing the part of Commander, Aaron Stillwell; Adju- account, of Ithe severe ruling of the —Hoffman, (2), Higgins, Ingraham, they continue to win. tant. S. H. Cbatten. > slab artist and a pitcher holding SPOUTING NOTES. powers thatVe of the league, but the Shinn, Martin, Orover, Madsen, lleatty. St. Stephen's Lodge, No. OS, F. * A.. down a catcher's job the Y. M. C. A. old ones will! shine as usual. Ilase on balls—off Magee, 5; off Molly, Just ii Suggestion. M. Meets at K. of P. Hall, first and. i won the best game played in the Slur Field Muddy. third Mondays of each month (except- The up-rivlr games have a different ',',. Hit by pitched ball—Coward, 1. Hut even at that that out of town | South Shore League last Saturday. .Star Field was too muddy to play ing July, August, and holidays) ai complexion. (At South River the dia- (Hoffman); by Magee, I, (Molly I. correspondent didn't need to rub it I The unlortuniate team to bite the on last Saturday and the teams had 7:30 p. m. mond will be\ populated by the Mid- Struck out—by Magee, 10; by Molly, in about making the game a joke, the ' dust at tin; hands of the local aggre- tn adjourn to the Ktevensdale diamond Joel Parker Council, No. 69, Jr. O. dlesex Embro/dery Works and the 10. Hits off Coward none in one- way he did.. U. A. M.| meets every Friday evening, j Ration on this occasion was also ;i nstead. Herman-Aukani Co. Barring an inning; off Molly, 12 in eight innings. in Knights of Pythias Hall. Councilor, i local team—tin; Terra Cotta team. earthquake, or some little thing like Left, on liase—Y. M. C. A., !l; Term dinner a Itolilier. B. It. Havens; Recording Secretary, Magee, with second string catcher and Strikeouts for that, in their lineup the H-A's makers Cotta, S. Time of game, 2 hours. Young (!rover made a peach of a (.'. H. ISdwards. erstwhile peerless third sacker, was Magee struck out four out of the are due to lose as they serin to have I'll i lilre—Magee. Scorer-—Clayton. catch in left that easily robbed Mau- Friendship Council, No. 1G, D. of L. selected by Manager Watson lo do first six men to face him in last Sat- meets on alternate Fridays of each gotten the habit of so doing. The nker of a triple. Accidents will hap- the hurling stunt and llanaker, KOIII.'- urday's game. month, at 2.H0 ]i. in., in Knights of onslaught of the handkerchief mak- pen says Tlriise.. tiiues pitc-hcr and gciii'ral utility out- Pythias Hall, First and Stockton ers you will pcrhnps recall, has been KAM TEAM ItMMVKI) streois. Councilor, Mrs. Ethel Stults; lii'lder, was doomed to wear the inusi; J'IIIIH Have Opinions. •found practically irresistible by every Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada Ward. and breast. pr upwards. 11 lots In iilock 41 his. utasacrlllco price. All lots uro extra slzn, uome an (loop or«an at the M. 19. Church lust Sun- as200reet. OharlesH. Jiuckolow ll-20-tf day ovenlni?. Miss Elizabeth Day- Sunday. Mr. Madimm, together with nl(>il UIIK, however, and said that ho wus In Keyport last Sunday night. TO l'BOl'EUTV (IWNKHS—I make a ton, tlio regular organist, was abfifiiit. Mr. Win. Parsons, of John street, specialty of managing estates and collecting went out near tlio Black Buoy ami It Tents, and can collect yours better than you can collect your own. Xwlll tnko uhargu of CornoiluB McOonlglo linn mailo n was there that Mr. Mudlunn made tin; OHDKB OF MOONK. your repairs and collect for 6 per cent. Von umiHually larsn catch of twenty-six S have no troubla chasing delinquents. You great Improvement at corner of David Charter meinhory of South Amboy -come to my office on the lOtli of each month Old Home Pay Bargains \ flHll. and get an Itemized .Statement and chock street and Broadway, hy tearing down Lodge, Orrti.'r of Mooms held a meet- In full. Win. II. Parlsen, roal estate and In- surance, 18!) Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. the railing, and placing a grating ing at J. ,1. Scully's Hall, on Monday 1-11-52 thereon. An auto trunk belonging to thenight. A largo attendance was pres- For one week from Saturday the 1st until Old Home j Long Acre Storage Company, of Now ent and all plodged their loyalty to I Day. > MISCELLANEOUS. Rumor has it that someone tried o York, was stalled on Stocens avenue aa.sijit In making this lodge a credit break into Noblo's storo at Morgan for twelve hours on Wednnaday. to the town. MONEY TO LOAN in sums of 1100, »20O, 1300. $1.00 COLUMBIA SHIRTS, some pleat, some plain bosom, W80, WOO and up to 12,000. Inquire at Law last Sunday night. They were fright- Many mechanics from garages nearby There will bo a meeting on August OOces ot John A. Lovely, US Broadway, ened away, however, without making tried to solve the drmculty but with- 3, at Scully's Hall, and all who wish and also the soft cuff shirts on sale at 79c MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. any entrance. out result. Finally Oeorge Wein- to get their names on the charter and $2.25 and $2.00 LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS, at $1.75 Apply to J. A, Ooan, F. O. Building. man of this city came along and soon got In on tho ground floor should at- $1.00 LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS, are all on sale at 79c solved the difficulty. He noticed the The six day old child of Joseph tend this meeting. There are over $1,89 LADIES' LAWN DRESSES, at $M9 Klerst, of Maxville, died last Satur- electric wiring was defective, and by 1,550 lodges and 750,000 members in day morning and was buried Sunday renewing tho wires he quickly had tho United States. Get tho password; $2.25 LADIES' CREPE DRESSES, with tunic, at $1.75 FREE OF CHARGE! afternoon under the direction of ,T. tha auto under way again. Get the raps; Howdy, pap. $1.49 LADIES' LAWN DRESSES, special, at $1.25 "We will keep In good shape and J. Scully, funeral director. o RED, WHITE AND BLUE BUNTING 5c yd. Tress every dress made or bought ot Rev. S. J. McClenaghenof Princeton The Ushers Union of the M. E. Advertise In The Citizen. (4%' yd. by the piece) will again supply the pulpit in the •hurch will hold another of their FLAGS, of all sizes from 5c a dozen and up. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, THE DRESSMAKER Presbyterian Church this Sunday, socials In the basement of the church Great reduction on all our parasols as we are over stocked, August 3id. The pastor, Rev. H. C.tomorrow night (Saturday). The us- GEORGE W, FARRINGTON, JR., Henrjr Street, Between Sierras executor of George W. Parrington, it will pay you to buy as the prices are just cut in half. 187 White, being on his vacation, ual means of enjoyment will be avail- and Fine Arenuei, deceased, by direction of the Surro- Help to make this the banner week of South Amboy, we able and tho affair will undoubtedly gate of tho County of Middlesex, hero- SOUTH AMBOY. N. J. The infant child of George Nolaa, be attended by many. The previous uy gives notice to the creditors of shall do all we can towards It, and buy at home. of Rosewell street, died last Sunday socials already held have been un- the said George W. Ilarrington, to . Bring your goods, we will Hake and was burled the next morning bring in their their debts, demands Ton a Dwws, all the latest styles, under the direction of J. J. Scully. qualified successes and there is every and claims against the estate of the and good fit guaranteed for $1.25, The child was only six days old. reason to suppose that this one will said deceased, under oath or affirma- also be a success. It is the intention tion, within nind months from this Children's "White Dresses ready date, or they will be forever M. KAUFMAN made, worth 75c for 89c. Manager Watson, of the local Y. to procure new hymnals, if enough barred of any action therefor against M. C. A. baseball team, Is busily en- is realized from the series of socials the said executor. 150 Broadway South Amboy Ladles' Waists, ready made, worth gaged In making preparations for the ,:hey are holding periodically,. The *8c for 89o and 49c Dated July 30,1914. entertainment of one of the teams In old oues are getting rather dilaplclat GEORGE W. PARRINGTON. JR. You can save $3.00 oa every dreas the South Shore Industrial League. ed and thus the Intention of th 8-1-9. Executor. ;rou have made by us, Ushers is commendable. In answer to a query, Mr. Crane told the Old Home Day committee AUTO TIRE THIEF CAUGHT; £«**«***«^«**teatlen»an," coi speaker, lieJd; oa to me, t_ I me with Sydeep, sonorous yo., did not Inrtjv'ate the slightest fear u< The Man excitement, and somehow, under his r t prolecliujj ciW'. 1 foil perfectly safe. t We dung tljiVe together till the train ] She Married j had passed OVIT about ten miles, whei we readied .1 (station. 1 got into tin " CHKIST CMJRCH i. BORAH'S compartment IB vvhidi 1 vvas clinging Rector, Rev. Chapman iff. Lew^. MARKET A Story Told at a Laiiies' uud my pre.sei"4'i' returned to bis own Residence, Christ Church Rector) Every dollar you spend here you save twenty-flve cents. Why go else- Luncheon Party. 1 61d not see ijim again till the train Telephone 21".-K. where? Take advantage of thifi sale and trade with us, it means money .cached Dijon, fhen he handed out u Services Sunday, August 2, 1914. fat woman and j3ve chiklreii, disap- CHRIST CHUIJCH. to you. £3r* Sale lasts for Friday, Saturday and Monday. pearing with them in the station. He loly Communion \. 8.00 a. m. * By F. A. MITCHEL was evidently married." Sunday School 9.30 a. m. "How unfurlmisite!" exclaimed sev Morning Prayer, Sermon EVERYTHING- G-OOD TO * and Holy Communion... 10.30 a. m. era) ladies at once. A number of married ladies were ;< '•Two romaiires nipped in the bud." ' Evening Prayer 7.30 p. m. luncheon, and tin? hostess pni]io*c lb her ciMisidiT.'illnii fur his IVelili^' Ilia in;: what I saiil ;iml .seeing my dis.ip Her. II. ('. Willie, Pastor. he llnally asked her In marry him. pojnlineiit. raised his hat, nol with tin The next narralimi was thai of : Ilo1ui-.I1 of a parvenu, hut to the mail Frrvlc's for the week beginning lady who mel the man she nnirrieil a ner I111111. and will) a sympallletic ex Sunday, August 2, 1!)lt: Fresh Plate Beef - 9k Ib II horse rii-i-. At Hie luncheon hour presslon 111 Ills glorious eyes said: 9.I10 a. m. Sunday School Hie hamper conliiinlnn Ihe i-efresh "'Will you do me the honor to sic 0.30 a, m. Preaching. EXTRA SPECIAL! Spare Ribs 25s 25c ini'iilM wns liroiiKlit from Ihi' liool o cept my staleroornV 7.4.r> p. m. Preaching. tin* conch In whirl) (he |nirly had pine "Of course I lohl him I wniildif Thursday—• to III'1 I'llccH, mill dlh' of Ihe rcnl Irllicl Iliink of incommoding him and id 7.45 p. m. Regular Prayer and Praise Cross Rib Pot Roast, Prime Beel openiiiK n In it t Ii' of chanipaKiii' sliu Ihal, bid lie Insisled. and when tin meeting. Legs of Lamb uZ' Ills eyes wlien the pop enmo. and lln purser told him that one of Ihe ollicers 4.00 p. m. Thursday, .Junior C E. 18%c lb c(irl; lilt the niimilor In Ihe fm-c. Tin 011 till' upper ileeli would, for a consid 8.00 p. in. Choir Rehearsal. man wns so distressed :if what lie Inn (•ration, give up Ills room lo liim 1 no done Unit Id iiinkc U|i for It lie iiuir copied the Hacrlflce." BAPTIST 15J4 lb ried her. "This Is going to be delightful," wns "Cdinc, Mrs. iJorniiici'," siiid lln Hamburger 8^ whispered from one Indy to another. Servless for the week beginning lidstesH nf((>r Hi'vornl .such roniiiiiccs "I wns Honsiek and didn't leave my Sunday, August 2, 1914: Jersey Itiu-tm "™»«"..» lind been recounted, "KIVK US your ex- room till one night—there wn» a dense 9.30 a. m. Bible School Session. H lierleiH'e. I am (inlie mire thu Indies fog—I lay listening to tho whistle re- 10.30 a. m. Preaching. 15c lb will lit) ploiiswl lo hciir It." pent 'toot-toot' every few moments 6.45 p. m. Senior C. B. Society meet- Mrs. Dorrance, ht'liiR urced hy th«I beard 11 crasli nnd felt the ship en Ing. others, llnally consentod. reeu. I knew nt ouce that there had 7.30 p. in. Delightful Song Service and aooa "1 was traveling abroad," she began been a collision and, springing up, put Sermon. Porterhouse or Sirloin Roast or "on my wny from Thun to Purls. Week Day Services: Pot Roast •**,*, on what I could find, seized a life pre Wednesday Steak, prime beef Those bnrlmrous people over there re- server and ran on deck. One of the 3,30 p. m. Junior C. B. Meeting. fused to check my trunk further than first persons 1 met was the gentleman Thursday nerne. On arrivnl nt Berne I tried to who had ao kindly given up bis room 7.45 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting. 12Jc lb find the trunk and failed. A gentle- to me." Friday •18*0 lb 7.30 p. m. Clioir Rehearsal. r ' "Ah, he saved you!' 1 have always heurd you married a brave man!" "He did no such thing. He snatched HETJIOMST EPISCOPAL CHUBCfl Roasting Veal, milk ted 161c lb Salt Pork - I4£clb ray life preserver and ran away with It" Rcr. J. X. Shaw, PustM. Quality and Weight Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Free Deliveries to all Parts of the City. "Oh, dear! How disappointing!" "I made my way to one of the boats. Services for the week Rimtmbtr th« place, call or ttUphont. W« tall Juat as w« advtrtlta. An officer was superintending its load- Sunday, August 2, 1914: ing, keeping the men back and put- Sunday Services. 9 30 a. m.—Class ting In the women and children. The 10.30 a. m.—Preaching by Pastor Telephone 261 man who had taken my life preserver, 2.30 p. m.—Sunday School 184 Broadway South Amboy crazed with fear, tried to force his 6.45 p. m.—Epworth Lesg'ie Serrlea wny into the boat, and the officer was 7.30 p. m.—Preaching by Paitor obliged to threaten to shoot him to 3ei vices during tte week. keep him away. Junior League, Thursday, 3.80 p. a. Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 8,00 p. a. PENNSYLVANIA MINES ONE-FIFTH both the anthracite and bituminous A SERIOUS TOMATO DISEASE. 'The boat wns tilled before I could get into it, and I was obliged to seel; All are welcome. All seats free. mines, the former making an average In Beveral localities In New Jersey Prayer Service, Thursday 7.45 p. a. OF WORLD'S COAl. of 257 days compared with 231 days safety in another direction. There there has appeared In tomato fields a were not bouts enough for half those in 1912, and the latter 267 days, com- peculiar yellowing of the foliage on board, smd before 1 could get a place METHODIST FROTESTAHT CHUBCH Record-Breaking Output—Last Tear's pared with 262 days in 1912. The an- which is sometimes confused with in one the last hnd been lowered nnd Production Beached the Enormous thracite mines gave employment to loaf spot or blight, but which In real- pulled nwiy from the ship. Rev. F. F. Craig, Pastor. Total of'265 Million Tons, n Gain 175,745 men and the bituminous mines ity is a symptom of the tomato mosaic Oh, that awful night! I looked to 172,196 men. The unusually large disease. This disease has been grow- about for something to float me—for Services for the week beginning Orer 1012 of 23 Million. Sunday, August 2, 1914: number of working days enabled the ing in importance during recent years the vessel was rapidly sinking—but could get only a steamer chair. It 10.30 a. m. Regular Worship, Speaker, Pennsylvania mined more coal In miners to make exceptionally high and promises to become serious this Mr. J. P. Pulton, 1913, both anthracite and bituminous, records, the bituminous workers min- seemed to me not that the vessel was 2.00 p. m. Junior C. B. Toplo year. The upper leaves become slnkiug, but thut the waterVas rising than In any previous year In the his ing an average for the year of 1,009 Beattltudo No. 8, "Faithfulness la blotched with yellow, and are usu- to etigulf me. Slowly it came up like tory of the industry, according to a tons each and the anthracite miners Temptation and Trial." Blbla Ret. ally bunched in close rosettes.. Fruit, a hungry monster stealing upon its St. Matt. 5; 10,12. A consecration statement just issued by the United 522 tons. if set, rarely develops, and fruit set- prey; then suddenly tho how pitched. meeting. f" States Geological Survey from figures It is pretty generally conceded by ting after the disease appears on a the stern rose, and I wns engulfed In 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunday School compiled by E, W. Parker in cooper- those Interested in the production of plant usually comes to a sudden stop. the cold black ocean. Subject, "The triumphal ent/y." ation with Stata officials. The pro- Bible Ref. St. Mark 11,1-11. Classes anthracite that the limit of annual At the present time no remedy for "When i came up I wns still cling- duction reached the enormous total for all. / production has about been reached mosaic is known, nor is the cauae ing to the steamer chair. But 1 knew 7.00 p. m. Senior C. B. /Toplo of 265,306,189 short tons, valued at it would not serve me long, for 1 wns and that tho yearly output will re- known. Insects that live on tomato HE SNATCHED MY LIFE PDESKBVER. "Twelve great verses." Verse 8, the, mines at $388,220,933. Of this 01,- rapidly becoming benumbed with the main fairly constant until the period plants are thought to spread the In-man noticing my distress asked if he the courage verse. Bible Ref. ti24,i)27 tons was anthracite, valued at cold, I was losing consciousness when Joshua 1, 9. i of decline begins. Anthracite as a fection. Of these Insects the plant could be of service to me, and when 1 $195,181,127, and 173,781,217 tons was I felt a hnnd seize my arm nnd 1 was 1. What kind of courage IS needed manufacturing fuel has been eliminat- lice, which live on the under sides of told him what wns the mutter he, •went drugged on to an improvised raft. rrhen to day? ' f bituminous or soft coal, valued at with me to the other end of the stti- ed, and the Increasing use of colto the leaves, are most likely to be in- I felt a rope being placed around my 2. What circumstances call for !$lD3,039,80(i. Tho total tonnage broke tlon, where we found n .man slowly nnd gas for domestic purposes In thejurious in this way. Tobacco and body and knew that 1 was being lash- courage? the provious record for 1912 by 19,- wheeling a truck, On the truck was 3. Why should trust in God in- territory supplied by anthracite coal soap solutions commonly used for ed to my support. But there wns no 070,053 short tons, or nearly 8 per my trunk. The gentleman who wns one on it witii rue. Presently I felt n crease our courage? s approximately keeping step with these insects should serve to keep the •with me spoke French fluently. I don't cent, tho proportionate) increase being pair of lips pressed ngainst mine. I 7.45 p. m. Usual song service, led by he increase In population. plants clean. When but few sick know what he said, but he succeeded choir. Books for all. about tho sarao for both anthracite opened my eyes sind saw a roan's face. Anthrnclto mining began between plants are found In a field they should in getting the trunk to the train a min- 8.00 p. m. Regular service, speaker, and bituminous.. The gain in the He had fiery red hair. That's all I Mr. Howard Bloodgood.. 700 nnd 1S00, when a small quantity be removed at once, and if iarge sets ute before it started." gathered of his Appearance— his hnir valuo of anthracite, however, was Thursday— ivas produced for local consumption. can be obtained they should be plant- "I, too, met my husband while trav- wns very red. Then I felt my raft $17,558,501, or about 10 per cent, over 7.15 p. m. Class meeting. 'I'O tho close of 1913 the production ed In the vacant spaces1 at once. llng abroad," snld one of the ladies, slightly lightened. 1 knew that a man 8.00 p. m. Prayer meeting, sipping her wine. 1912 mid In bituminous coal $2!1,,- of anthraclto had amounted to 2,1.84,- When over one half of the plants are hnd pulled me on to the rnft, mid, since Friday—Choir practice. 303, or 14 por cent. Tho total gain 550,000 long tons, or 2,440,690,010 "Oh, I didn't marry that geutleinnu," t would not bear two, be had got off Our motto is found in 1 Cor 3, attacked, this resource would proba- Mrs. Dorrnnce proceeded. "He was go- over 1012 was $41,227,810, or nearly flhort tons. nto the water. I lost consciousness "For we are laborers together w bly be.of little value. So far as theing east nnd 1 west. 1 thanked him with the knowledge that lie bnd given God." " S. 12 per cent. Tho first records of the production New Jersey Stato Experiment Sta- for the service be bud done me nnd his life for mine." ) Tho magnitude of tho dial-mining of bituminous coal In Pennsylvania tion knows, Bordeaux mixtures or iniide n rush for the train that wns industry In Pennsylvania, its repre- (•over the year 1S40, when •164,820 other sprays used to control other lust starting.* All tho doors were lock- "Poo.r fellow!" remarked I he hostess. sented by tho output of the anthra- hurt tons was mined. Tho output tomato diseases, will not effect the ed, nnd 1 very foolishly stepped on to "The wireless telegraph^ had culled 7 MOUTHS FOR THE P cito and bituminous mines, is proba- tbl! footboard. In :i few moments the for help, nnd I wns pickeU up by n >r bituminous coal from 1840 to themosaic, unless they destroy insects bly little realized. The combined pro- close of !!)!.') lias amounted to 2,731,- rnin was going so flint Unit I dnre boat'from a steamer that hurt .come to ... OF 6,.. that might spread the disease, not jump (iff, nnd I couldn't get Into our rescue.. As 1 wns curried aa to the duction of S0r>,3OG,13!) short, tons in fi.or.n short tons, from which it ap- \V. C. Pelton. tin? compartment. I was clinging lo deck from the bont who should'i-.^ei If you begin on or befor 1913 exceeded by more than 20 perpears that the total production of 11 lirnsH rod intended for persons to standing with his hands In his pocket* }t you Intend to folloT cent the total production or the United bituminous coal In. Pennsylvania now help thnin into the conch. A gentle- looking nt me but"— States in 189S, only 15 yours previous. exceeds that of anthraclto by over All STEEL ]?0X CABS. 111,111 in tliu compartment reached 011I "Your preserver?" you cannot affr It o/ceeded ll::it of any other country 200,000,000 tons. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad is add- ind tried In drug me inside through "Tlie red bended rnnn. He snw me . right preparation. in the world, except Groat Britain and ing a new featuro to its equipment. :li(! window. nnd blushed. Coming to me, he snld, Germany, nnd nppronched within IPSK It Is an all-steel box car. It will bo "I was more fleshy thou thnn I am 'I beg your pardon for what I did.' iner's Busr than 10 per cent, of Germany's out- Summer Coughs nro Dangerous. to the company's freight service what low. and (he effort wns a failure. 1 "'What do you menu?' I asked. put. It wna nearly llvn times tho Summer colds are dangerous. They the nil-stool passenger car Is to its iliall never forgot the disappointed " 'The kiss. I didn't expect to evei PERTH Af ook on bis face when lie gave up try- production of tho Auctro-Hnngiirian ndicnto low vitaflty and often lead to pussengen'r service, and the nll-Bteel see you ngiiin.' start you oo empire, nearly six times that of ng to lift me." " 'I know you didn't. You expected serious Throat nnd Lung Troubles, milk car Is to its milk service. Knd for Infr France, nine times tbnt of Russia and "Ilovv lovely!" remarked 11 lady. to give your life for mine. Conic Including Consumption. Dr. King's The building of those experimental 'WHS lie dark or llRht?" Finland, and ton times thnt of Bel- lore.' New Discovery will relieve the cough stool box cars is a part of tho policy "I was lui) frightened to notice," gium. It was equal to nearly 20 per "ne en me to me shrlnklngly as a or cold promptly nnd prevent compli- of the railroad to provide, for passen- "Hut you did afterward." cent, of the world's total production, ibild expecting a whipping. I threw cations. It Is soothing nnd antisep- ors and freight, equipment that will "I never snw him again." my nrms about his neck and cried and exceeded tho combined output or "Oh! (In on." tic nnd makes yon feel better at once. afford tho greatest protection apalnst >vitli my lips ngnlnst Ms," all the countries of ftho world other "Thero lire several compartments In To delay Is dangerous—get a bottle accidont, and at tho samo lime Insure "Liulics," snld the hostess, the Rpenk- than Great Britain, Germany, and tun those forcltrn conches. A gentleman of Dr. King's Now Discovery at one?. lomfort for passengers and protection •>r having finished, "we don't need to United States. From 1820 to and In- got out tliromrh a window nt the front Money hack if not satisfied. 50c, andagainst damage for freight. ask who Is Mr. Dorrnuce. It's plain cluding 1900 Pennsylvania contributed end of the enr I wns 011 nnd inndu his $1.00 bottles at your Druggist. • * enough." over 50 per cent, of the total conl ivny toward me. 1 felt a strong nrni 'Bucklec'r; Arnica Salvo for Piles. The story teller did not deny the production of tho United States, and bout my wnitit—oh, how relieved 1 It's as difficult for some women to 'elt.'-nnd glancing upward looked into fact, nnd the party broke up. the Stato still produces bctweon 45 ;et their hats on In tho evening as It no of Iho finest, hrnvest fncea I ever "Tbnt wns n very affecting story of and 50 per cent, of the total. If you can rend tho pormiaalvo ad- 8 for some mon to get theirs on tho aw in a iniin." Mrs. Dorrnnce's," snld n Indy to nn- other. There was a decided gain In 1913vertisements of a patent medicine noxt morning. "I have heurd that Mr. Dorrnnce is rery handtiome." re-mnrked one of the in *he jsumbor of working days made [without being convinced that you need o • "Very. Hat wlmt u pity It was that ndlee, 'jotto voce, to nnotbrr. MU had a red bend!" •» employees In Pensylvanla In a bottle of It you nro irtrong-rnlnded. Advertise la The Citizen. ••„ ^TWILLBEWVITED. Leonard Furman '• 5 00 AQUATItoil C EVENTS Fred Batzel "•• 2 00 The Smoke That Pleases ! George Applegate 15 00 From Pag&One) C. Feigenspan Brewing Co.. 30 00 was authorized to go ahead FOR OLD HOME DAY George W. Crane 10 00 and exceed his appropriation if neces- John Scully 10 00 A CIGAR THAT GROWS DAILY sary. Mr. Roddy also tocjuested a Augustus Chevalier 5 00 The aquatic events of the Old Martin Wiatr 1 00 complete programme of/ the events. -ids spoken more than Home Day promise to be a complete B. Faffar 50 He also wanted photographs of the Joseph Arciszenski 50 IN POPULARITY success. A new chairman was re- __ boys .on Stevens avenue the prominent members/ of tba com- cently appointed in the person of _, peoite as they pass on that mittees so as to work thj» whole thing Total. $1,170 25 joroughfare.l On Tuesday one of into a story that he Wjjjs writing for Morgan Lambertson. Mr. Lambert- Advertise in The Citizen. A these stones pissed Its object and the New York Sunday papers. All son has been in charge of the water struck M, A. McCarthy on his knee tbe prizes, he said, /were on display shorts at Morgan for several year:; causing a painful wound. On Thurs- in the windows of the different mer- and as they have always been an un- L FAMOSA5 day an occupant of an auto was chants about town and that this qualified success there is every rea- Thomas & McMichael struck, when he stopped his machine would continue during the balance of son to suppose that those now in his CIVIL KKGIKKBRS i!iD SCRVKV0RS and started after the boys, but they this week. Next week they are to hands will be so also. He has been LA FAMOSA. CIGAR is sold by those who handle had too much start and escaped. be collected and all displayed in one working energetically on the water a good grade of cigar, and desire to please their patrons. What will strangers think of this place. sports for the celebration lately and Office of City Engineer town, if such I work is allowed to bas rounded things into good shape. It appeals to the smoker's taste, and when once tried, it is No representatives of the Woman's Post Office Bldg. Sooth Amboy, ». J. exist. We aril inviting people to Anyone, so wishing may be an entrant Club were present, but Mr. Van Pelt always asked for. Sold by the following dealers in this city: spend Old Home (Day with us. What to any of the events composing the stated that he understood that there Jor? Surely notUo be hit by stones water sports. There is no entrance MICHAEL WELSH'S HOTEL JAMES J. GALLAGHER, Barber were over three hundred entries for thrown by urchins). Such work Is a fee required and prizes are to be The Talk of the Town SULLIVAN'S TWO STORES JOHN SHTLIFF, Grocer the baby parade and that matters la Castle's Ice Cream. given out for each event. The only I'. F. KENAH'S HOTEL THOMAS VAIL, Grocer disgrace -and if our police department were progressing nicely and that the requirement is that of illing an en- HOFFMAN'S SMOKE SHOP MISS A. THUMIIART'S STOU0 iB not able to cope with it, let us ladles were still working energeti- Everybody should get the best employ some men who will break up trance black, properly filled out, with K. H. JAQIJES, Druggist MRS. C. G1NTER, Pine Avenue cally. FRENCH CREASt BISQUE CREAM this practice. No policeman parading the chairman of this committee as Est. JAMKS H. GORDON, Grocers MRS. DORA G INTER, Broadway Mr. J. A. Sexton, chairman of the through the avenue in uniform will soon at> possible. The events will bo ORANGE ICE, NEAPOLITAN and DR. ALBRIGHT'S DRUG STORE UNION NEWS STAND committee on automobile parade, jstat catch theBe boys, as they are too foxy started at the time of high tide which COUNTRY CLUB BRICKS. COAKLIOY & SULLIVAN, Grocors MRS. A. BEHN, Grocery (Hi that, he had been siiecessful in for them. Let an officer hide behind will bo at nine o'clock in the morn- Including all other loosa flavors, 10. .1. O'CONNOR'S HOTEL ' CHARLES FOX, Grocer procuring, several appropriate prizes some fence, or in a building, and if ing. 1'rlzen will consist, of first and flet it fresh every day at K. V. MIILLIN'S STORK GERMAN RESTAURANT for his parade and that they were al- he is not asleep he will soon notice second prizes for eaeh event and KltNIOST'S CAFE HINES' LUNCH ROOM ready on display. A list of theso J. L. RUNDESEN'S CONFECTIOJTEBT this infamous practice going on. It them! prizes are on exhibition In tli 11. WOLFF & CO., Ui>|iartmenl Store C. 1. BERGEN' prizes and a few more details of till STORE. can be broken up, and should bo, windows of the different merchants it) WYCKOFK fr mil'!, flroeers F'SHKR'S GROCERY, John Street report will be found in another part Main Street (G-27-13) Phone 212-.1 Q .mil about tile city. Many entrants JAM US F. ISRADY, linrber O'CONNOR'S CONFECTIONERY of this issue of Hie Citizen. Upon strict instructions from the from nearby towns and cities will Motions to the effect that Mr. I'1 water committee, Commissioner Don- ••doubtless bo entered In them) (lonleula L. Sbcppard and Mr. Victor WliTinan nK they lire open to nil who earo tn lin is shutting off water from delin- Pennsylvania Railroad officials, be ex- |inrllci]iiito. Tiie following oventH quents.. Ho is receiving sonio abiisr tended an invitation In tho eplebra- linvc been sobeilulod: from those in arrears, but this does tion wore rnIIfind. Tlicrfe invltiillmiN Pennants Pennants DiKl;.ine« swim, open to iill—city not deter him from doing his duty. are also to be extended to Mr. McF With Cane 1 15c H. WOLFF & CO. With Cane 15c The delinquents have no one to blami den. and Mr. Bossier, of the. (Vnlval pied- to Wlilliiliead'H dock and return. but themselves, for if they pnid their Rail road. Short distance swim, open to all — water rents the same as the other 201) yanlH. Fire Chief Oompton staled Hint IK honest property, owners they would Short. iliHtiinci! swim, open for those had conferred with the representative under Hi yc>ar«--IOO ynnlB. not be molested. For years those of Urn engine people who are to send Men's Balbrliigan Underwear, per garment Children's Wash Suits 49o and 98e Tlii! prizes for the drat event men- who pay their water rents have boon one of their largest fire trucks lion; 28c and 15c Hays' BloufiM, white and colors 25c and 49c tioned hero will lin a War pipe and carying a lot of delinquents, nntl It for exhibition on the day of the Old Ivoxlton Undorwoar, athletic shirts and kneo Onyx Silk Hose, black, green, white, tan, the second prize, is a good fountain is about time some action was taken. Home Day celebration. lie stntui drawers, each 15c king blue 50c pen, In the second event, tho prizes This city pays Perth Amboy for :i that tlm route solcrlwl for this cntUni Soft Drew Shirts, with and without oollars Beautiful Shirt Waists 08c to $2.40 lot of water and if every gallon used would bo from the starting point at will lie a fountain pen to tlio winner 50c nnd $1.00 White Felt Hats $1.25 was paid for at price designated in tho corner of Bordentown nml Sto and a necktlo to the stseond prize CorllBS Coon Soft Collars, 2 for 25c Ladies' Ribbed Vesta 10c 15c and 25c .ordinance the receipts should show vens avenue, down Hordentown ave- winner. The third event first prize Silk Mixed Wash TleH, 2 for 25c Children's Patent leather Sandals itOc, $1.00 $1.10 big earnings. Every man who pays nue to Hroadway, thence across Broad- will bo a bathing Jersey and tbe sec- Holeproot Socks, black, tan or groy, 6 pairs WMto Duck ShoeB $1.75 to $2.25 his water rent will commend the way to Main street, up Main street ti ond prize a necktie Men's $3.00 Oxfords $2.85 Lislo Socks, white, black, tan, navy or grey committee and commissioner for tho Stevens avenue, thence back across Canoeing singles will be open to all Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords $1.89 2 pair 25c action taken in cutting off service.. Stevens avenue to the starting point. and tho first prize for the winner Ladles' White Canvas Oxfords $1.49 Men's Khaki Pants $1.00 There they would hook up to the fire will be a paddle and tho second prize Children's Dr. Posner Shoes $1.00 to $1.65 Boys' Union SuHa 25c and 50c plug and throw a stream of water a pipe.. Educator Shoes, tan, gun metal or patent MANAGER WATSON over into Frog Hollow. All this was A set of canoe doubles will also be ALL STRAW HATS AT HALF PRICE. $2.00 $2.25 and $250 to be done In three minutes from tho ono of the events and one will bo ENTERTAINS TEAM starting time, which will bo at eleven open to all with two canoe cushions o'clock sharp. After the exhibition for the first prize and necktie for the there the engine will more than likely second prize. Canoe doubles for II. WOJLFF & CO. Manager Ambrose Watson, of the go down to the dock somewhere and ladles and gentlemen, also oyien to local Y. M. C. A. team, entertained try pumping sea water. all, will have prizes of pipes and JL the members of his team with a blue- ladies' bathing shoes. flsh dinner after the game last Sat- o urday night at his home on David street. The decorations were the Line of March As OLD IIOSTK FPND STILL GROWING. colors of the Y. M. C. A. namely, red, The finance committee on Old Horn Day celebration report the following white and green, intermixed with Arranged for Parade contributions received up to July 30: those of the team, blue and white. Previously acknowledged... $1,033 25 First baseman Ingraham rendered The parade committee, under the M. Lewandoski 1 00 some dandy selections on the piano chairmanship of Mr, Burden, is getting W, Hines 1 00 along famously. The route of the E. S. Mason 5 00 that won hearty applauae. Louie R. M. Mack 5 00 Burlund sang "The Holy City" and parade for Old Home Day has been Joseph Wilson 1 00 was roundly cheered for his perfor- decided upon and other important Raymond H. Stratton 5 00 mance. Charles Shinn, who can us- matters arranged. The entries for A. L. Grace 2 00 the parade will close with tho ad- A. C. Parisen 5 00 ually be seen cavorting around in P. J. Cooney 1 00 the vicinity of the second station, journment of the committee meeting E. J. O'Connor 5 00 sang "In the Heart of a City that has held in the City Hall next Monday Patrick Failon 3 00 AUGUST no Heart" and received-as much ap- night, When the drawing tor posi- A. H. Slover 5 00 plause as if he'd just started a triple tions in the parade line of march Peter Coyne 1 00 will be held. Chairman Burden la Louis A. Becker, Jr 1 00 play. "Micky" Hoffman entertained Mrs. Leonard Funnan 5 00 the gathering with a number of slight desirous of receiving further entries Collln Stratton 5 00 "of hand tricks.. The guests departed as soon as possible in order to facil- C. Muirheid 5 00 ai'A Ute hour after a most enjoyable itate tho work of his committee. J. M. Parker 1 00 John Conroy, additional 2 00 evening st the end of which they de- The tentative line of march for the Leo Ooakley 1 00 clareV their host a moat capital one. main parade on Old Home Day starts S. A. Lumber & Supply Co.. 5 00 FURNITURE Those\ who Attended did ample Justice at the corner of John street and Ste- David Quinlan 1 00 to theVmenu provided which was aa vens avenue, and across to Borden- Dr. George L. Havell ... 1 00 Thomas Lovely 2 00 follows-A town avenue; down Bordentown Steve Servwitz 1 00 \ Baked BlueOsh avenue to Broadway, acrosg Broad- John Lasko 1 00 Lobitejr Salad Potato Salad way passing the reviewing stand to Thoma3 B. Capner 2 00 A. J. Miller 5 00 Olives Pickles Cheese Main street, and up this street to Orange Punch Lemon Punch Washington avenue, thence on up SALE! Coffee Ice Cream Soda Washington to Feltus street. Here f -t: Watson aaya that as soon as the the parade will awing off and go over weather gets a little cooler the team to Center street, to Cedar street, and expects to have a clam chowder sup- back Cedar stTeet to Washington THE R. WEST CO., per, avenue. Back Washington avenue to KEYPORT, N. J. "i ,If tho Mlddloaox Embroidery Works Feltus street and across to Henry Veam, know when they are well off street and down to Pine avenue. ^ley will certainly accept Watson's Across Pine avenue to John street ttatlon to come down and see the and then down to Stevens avenue braAron 'on Old Homo Day. Wat- again, acrosi; the avenue to Augusta When in doubt, give Our well known low prices have been a busy now'making preparations street and .down to Rosewell street. jewelry—not doubtful nor 'heir entertainment, if they Hero the parade will swing across to John street and up to Broadwny commonplace jewelry, but to accept. something beautiful, reli- reduced 1-3 on over 2,000 pieces of coaslon tho other night was again. From there the march will ho on Broidwoy all tho way to Sec- able and artistic. We have by the return of a bridal some wonderful combina- SB Nellie Fisher returned ond street, turning up Second street Dependable and Desirable Merchan- o after the ceremony was and on up to Stevens avenue where tionsofgemsaiul pure gold, ' Rev. C. S. Lewis, pre- the disbandmont will take place. worked out into rings, oavlng on an extended It is estimated that the march will lockets,bracelets and neck- dise. Every Department contributes n'd when this wasjjBis- cover about three nnd one-half miles laces. Call and examine •ose, he at ottce.TOa- and will consume in the neighborhood them, nnd when you call, liberally to this sale, affording pur- V and gave thefte- of an hour and a half.. Thero will we have something else to sing cheer. he several out-of-town (ire companies show you—a wonderful, represented In addition to the local beautifully made, accurate chasers a fine opportunity to choose apparatus and several bands. A num- rET THORN. watch at a very moderate ber of floats are being prepared and price. It is the nry street.Ju'e- constructed amongst which is that of from large, well selected stocks. The \t Wednesday the Grand Army -which will ho an g of army scene of magnitude. Business "had only ^Trenton saving of 1-3 is genuine economy. y and re- men and others are busily engaged in ere, d.eath planing unique floats for entrance In • will be this event and with the societies that y after- have already signified their intention dating. of entering and those that will do so >n the later, there is every reason to sup- rmer ter- pose that the affair will bo gigantic A Modern THE R. WEST COMPANY fill In Its proportions. Man'a Watch is —o >f If you would bo a Home Day boostor SAMUEL KINSTLINGEH, I'll toll you how to do the trick- Jeweler and Optician Just get a bunch of stickers And stick, brother, stick. T

TTEti TO FABSTEBS. JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED, THE UNDERTAKER'S CALLING

.j P. R.- Stevens, Agriculturist, Items of Interest From all Parts of the State as Gleaned from Our BY JOHN F. MARTIN. Lehigh Valley Railroad.) o Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. The| army worm has appeared gen- HAT does death mean'? How Can the undertaker realize the erally throughout the East, on all idly, carelessly, calmly, scene and the conditions? If h9 does grec/n things. It is an immature not, if lie cannot, then nature cast Sayre & Fisher Co, Mill Pay Damages Cunpany of its cars over a curve con- corn, and the truck gardens in. theW coldly and unfeelingly do form of a bug which deposits its eggs him in the wrong mold. He has no In rink growths of grass. Ordinarily Andrew Sudman, of Sayreville, Mon- nection with the line of the Public vicinity of Spotswood was caused we often speak of death. It is Pervice Railway Company in Sewaren. Monday by bail stones. The storm in such- food is iilentful enough for these day received a judgment for compen- all uuinteresting except wbeu it place or call to be la the house of and cause no This was Vice-Chancellor Emery's •worms they injury to sation for 1S2 weeks at $fi a week this section was accompanied by a mourning. Few, if any men can from Sayre & Fisber Co., of Sayre- conclusion Tuesday after hearing fur- high wind. In some Instances whole is tirougbt borne to us by the depar- crops, but, when owing to the failure realize what death means to the fami- of "natural checks such as parasites ville, for whom he had worked. His ther argument and an additional affi- fields of corn were blown down by ture of a near and dear relative or davit submitted by Township Attorney etc., tne caterpillars become abun- right leg had been injured in a mang- the wind or beaten down by the hail ly—to the widow and children of the Ephraim Cutter in the defendant friend. Then, and only then, do we dant, they assume the army habit and ling machine. Dr. Donobue had at- and are total losses. dead, to the aged mother and father, township's behalf. it was contended work in more or less of a denflnite tended him for seven weeks. The pe- * * * * realize that death is the greatest, od- by Mr. Cutter that tho Public Utility to the brothers and sisters and line across fields, consuming every- tition asked for compensation for a Larson—Stenlwns. dest, most heartrending tragedy in part of his foot, the toes of which Commissioners, in making the order friends. No undertaker ever does thing in their paths. The following permitting the connection, acted un- Announcement has been made of were gone. Judge Daly asked the life. It is the otis tragedy of trage- or ever couM understand all this, but season the usual enemies will proba- der a misapprehension as to the scope the marriage of Miss Susie Stephens, man to bare his injured ICR and 1 bly have them under control again o£ its powers in thu promises. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard dies. It is the on event dreaded and he can and must be tender and sym- found that member was »hrunken and and little damage will be done.. vice-chancellor said that, In view Stephens of ?>2 Lufbery street, Rail- feared by all. It Is the ono ever pathetic in his ministrations, ever apparently of no use to the man. lie Theso moths appear early In June of tho fact that the Utility Hoard lim way, and Peter Larson of Perth Am- overshadowing, omnipresent fact in considerate and always careful of his and lay their eggs in tne grass and thought that the injury was more passed on the application to malto lioy. The ceremony took place in speech and demeanor. The trained leaves, ^in ton days the egKS notch than the losa of a part of the (oolthe connection, II. wouldn't be right Perth Am boy Saturday night and was life of every man. Unreasoning, out and the worms feed for three or and asked Dr. Laurence Itunyon, who for the court, on a preliminary appli- performed by Rev. V. II. Slcov. Mr. undertaker and embalmer must enter WHS In court on another case, to talc pitiless, merciless deatli comes to all, four weeks. The worms an* now cation, ami on affidavits merely, to and Mrs. Larson will resido In Perth into the spirit, into a full understand- about one and one-half to two Inches lie man in the antr- room and nuikc determine dually Hie issue thus rais- Amboy. at all hours, at all times and In all in length and of a dark gra.y or dirty an examination. Tlio dontor reported ing of the awful nature of the great ed. A temporary Injunction v, * J* * * jilaccR. Nono can ward off its visits. black In color with three narrow yel- that tlio man's leg was of no moi'" Kfanii'd on tint leriiis eontalni'il in tragedy, and not only in tho house of ilr. John Henry ftriftitli. low stripes above and a slightly use to him than if he had an iirtllielnl HID restraining order incorporated In None can escape. Who can measure, mourning, but out of it, anywhere, broader and dnrlior one on each side log. Snrye & Pi.slii"- Co. was agrei'- Dr. John Henry Crilllth, seventy- ,'i rule to show cause, with the. addi- much lean picture, tho grief of those everywhere and at all times remem- These caterpillars now enter the alih' to any arrangement for rnnippn- tional condition tlint tin; curs of til two years old, illeil at. bin home at; 1 who liavo loved and lost turougli ground and transform Into pupae satinii having looked after the HIM II a I'- I'uhiii Service ltiillrnad Company ;>r PliilllpHlHirg r,n Tui'Kiluy iiftcrriooii at ber that death Is a calamity and that frrm which the adult iimtlis Immurge \cr the accident. The court allowed A. lo make slops In Setvari'ti. tins wtin •* o'clock. He. bail lieen III more than death? tho dead are always sacred. In about two weeks. Tlion1 are usu- V. Sclicnek, counsel for Hie potioncr, us the 1'iihlii: Service Railway Com- a year with a ruinplicutl'in of IIIHCIIHCS. ally about three broods each year. $20 ami Dr. Itunyon a IVM^ of $10 for Dr. (irlllllh wiis born in Monmoiith Among the parasitic cnemlra is \\ IIIH oxamlnntion. Tho court f.nm- County .Inly \\, IR12. lie re-cnlvod THE MARTIN BURIAL SERVICE Brnall fly which lays Its eggs on the niiitcd the judgment to a lump sum ft '# * « his early education lit the New Jersey backs of the caterpillars. 0! I lie so that the plnnltllT can return to the I'l'llelljile I'lTacliiT on Illrtliilii}. Clussical nnd Scientific Institute at. larvae observed in the Held this year, ild country. Membera of tin; New Hnmsnvick IUK1II.HI.OWII and later went to Poim- OFFICE AND FUNERAL PABLOtt epnroximatcly 75 per cent, pro par- * * A * lilHtrlct Preachers' Association mel InRion Seminary. After that lie 102 llrondway asitic. This. Is a good indication .Urn. Victoria II, at Ocean firovi! on Monday anil pass taught school fur seven years and then began tho study of medicine, SOUTH ASntOY, Jf. J. that few will survive the Reason. Mrs. Victoria Ilowen I'd resolutions congratulating the or later entering Jefferson Medical Col- Telephone- 9-.I. All efforts should be centered on widow of Frederick .1. PrellnKhuyaon, Kiinlzation'R chairman, Rev. Dr. J. IT lege at. Philadelphia. keeping the worms out of the grass und inotlmr of Formnr Senator Joseph Ilawxhur.st, on his eighty-seventh On August 28, 1889, Dr. Grlfflth and crops already not affected. To Prellngliuysen, of Somerset county lilrlbday. Dr. Hawxhurst is retired ; married and went to Phllllpsburg In prevent their progress a dust fnrrov died at Ilnrltan, on Sunday in her from active work. Ho spont forty 1870, Prior to that he had been an Is ordinarily the most satisfactory. 84th year. Death was duo to old age.eight years in tho service of tho intern at Rellevuo Hospital, Now In lawns or grass whore possible Mrs. Prellnghuysen was the lust of Methodist Episcopal church in New York. He was elected Mayor of without injury to the fodder spray the the members of the Ely family, and York State. Phllllpsburg on the Republican tic- field with Paris Green, using threo originally came from Connecticut * * # * ket In 1882 and 1883, and in 1884 was to five pounds of the green to fifty She was the daughter of Culonel Holler (hair Own«rR Quit Fight elected to the Board of Education, gallons of water. Poisoned bran Joseph P. Kly and a granddaughter scattered in front of the advancing The authorities, of Atlantic City where he served twelve years. of Colonel John Kly, who married warring with rolling chair magnates FIRST NRTIONRL BHHK For many years Dr. Griffith had worms is also effective. This mix- Sarah Wortbington, Her ancestors gained a double victory Monday when been prominent In the I. O. O. P. He ture Is prepared as follows: 50 pounds were among those who aided Wash- SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. counsel for Henry E. Hess, a chair passed through all the State offices of 'bran, 2^ pounds parls green, mix ington in the Revolutionary war. baron, appealing to Supreme Court and also those of Accho Lodge of ed well together when dry. Dilute The late Frederick J, Frellnghuysen Justice Garrison, in Camden, for a Phllllpsburg. At the time of his Capital $50,000 Surplus $75,000 five gallons of molasses in nine gal- was a noted lawyer. Beside Senator writ of certiorarl to review the fining death he was president of Past Grand lons of water and add the juice of Prelinghuysen, she is survived by a Undivided Profits Earned, $30,000 of Hess for failure to pay chair Patriarchs of New Jersey and grand eight lemons and the rind and pulp daughter, Mrs. Southwlck. There are licenses, abandoned the proceeding high priest of New Jersey. chopped fine. Add this molasses and four grandchildren surviving. They Ater a brief conference in court It Dr. Griffith was one of the orlgina lemon solution to the bran and Paris are M. P. Southwick and Victor was announced that Hess had con members of the Warren County Med This Bank Pays Interest Green and moisten, but do not make Emily and Joseph Frelinghuysen, Jr it so wet that it will harden when it eluded to surrender unconditionally leal Society and was one of the com- ON ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK dries. When these Insects are work- * * * * and pay the chair tax. mittee that wrote its history. He ing in alfalfa anywhere near ready to Jfab Spite-Fence Man in Rnmson. also was historian of Phllllpsburg for PER CENT on balances averaging daily harvest, cut it Immediately and roll the James M, Allgor, the spite-fence Mnnnsqnan Picks Weir School Head, many years. In 1897 he was a mem- stubble. ber o! the Board of Prison Examiners, $500 and over for the month, man of Rumson road, was arrested The Board of Education of Manas- Dr. Griffith was a member ol Green- The worms will probably disappear again Sunday for about the twentieth quan Monday night picked Walter B wich Council, Royal Arcanum, and of in about a week, but may reappear time. On this occasion he stood in Hatfleld of Port Deposit, Md., a9 suc- PER CENT in Savings Department the Knights of Pythias. He was about August 15th. Fight them hard front of St. George's Church and of- cessor to Superintendent of Public president of the Alert Hook-and-Lad- on accounts' of $5.00 and over remaining sow and be ready for them again infered for sale to the church-goers at Schools Herbert E. Richardson, who der Company for twenty-eight years, in Bank for at least Two Months prior to August. rive cents each post cards containing was discharged as the result of 3 and for some years was manager of o pictures of his former bungalow and charges of cruelty being lodged January 1 and July 1. the Snails, a noted baseball team of the famed fence. He also carried a against him by the parents of puplla 1 Philllpsburg. ISSUES TBAVELSBS' CHICKS FAT1BLK ITCBTWHHI. Th» Roof In Lit.r.tur*. baseball bat on which was inscribed In the schools. Professor Hatfield The widow, two sons and four 8ELI8 FOREIGN DRAFIS PAYABLE IS AFT PAST OP Northern literature has never taken the name of the rector of St. George's Is a Princeton graduate and an honor daughters survive. The sons are THE W0BLD. the roof seriously. There have been Church, Rev. W. Dutton Dale. It man of the class of '03. many books written from the view- could not be proved that In his tirades Dr. William Grlfflth of Brooklyn and HARRY C. PKRRINK, President R. C. STBPHBSNSON, Cuhkr point of windows. The studr window to the church people Algor used any « « # « Percy Griffith of Philllpsburg. The la usual. Then there Is a college win' T. FRANCIS PBRRINB, AutiUnt Cuhlw dow and the Thrums window; also, names, so Justice of the Peace Yeo- Woman Burned To Death. daughters are Mrs. Charles Atwood of there la a window viewpoint as yetman of Oceanic had to discharge him. Mrs. Sabina Lewis, a member of a Albany, Mrs. Clara Gordon and the DIRECTORS: •camel/ exprewed-th»t of the boy of On his release he at once went back pioneer family, was found burned to Misses Sarah and Margaret Griffith DANIEL C. CRASH CHRISTIAN 8TRAUB HENRY WOLFF fltevemon'a poems with bli none flat- to his former occupation, but wasdeath In the kitchen of her home in of Phllllpsburg. HARRY C. PBRRINB 0B0ROB V. BOOART tened •gilnit tli© glaaa; convalescence careful to stay on the Seabright side Long Branch avenue, Long Branch, J. BAIRD PBRRINE R. C. STBPHBNSON looking for ullormen with oae leg. of the Shrewsbury River, St, George's Tuesday morning. Aaron Van Schoick, What If "On Phlloeophe sous lea Living With Them. iburch being on Rumson road and Tolta" but i garret and Its prospect? the only Inmate of the hou«e, Is held "I hope fun know eimiish to keep Safe Deposit Boxes S2.OO Bat dees fjouveatre erer go up on theout of this Jurisdiction. by Corner Morris pending an Investi- four wife's rt>l«tlvr»,itt a dUtaufe." roof? He content* himself with- open- « « '« « gation. He was asleep on the sgcond "Huipl My wife's maiden aunt in ing hit CMeraent and feeding crumbs floor, It is eipected that the woman

JLJO. AMBOY, N. J., SATUKDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914. Price Three

.1 P. V. DeGRAW DIES $1 A YEAR S AGAIN AT WASHINGTON POP

..leer Council No. 69, Jr. 0 After an illness of six months, When .' i., is planning on sending an- Peter Vorhees DeGraw, former Fourtt MI SLATE were reach . large delegation to the next Assistant Postmaster General, diet business at Past Councilors Association meeting, early last Saturday morning at ,hii tbe Board co rioid which is to held in Milltown on Tues- Democrats Decide to Endorse Him— home, 210 Maryland avenue northeasi Endorse Mayor Dey and Councilman- evening a repori. v rlislory on Wed- day, Sept. 8tn. At a meeting of thl C. W. Stuart Will Run for Conn- Washington D. C. His wife and so at-Large Stratton for Re-Election the finance commltte kind held in Jamesburg some time were at the bedside at the time of hi; mitted by the presen lev, Henry Hale ago this council won a banner fo cilman-at-Large—ft. M. Mack for death. Mr. DeGraw had been slnkln —Dr. Albright Named for Council- for three hundred and having the largest delegation present, for two weeks. A hemorrhage ear i Address—Fine City Clerk—Committeemen Fid man in Second Ward and Fred Isely for his services as • A short time later, at the last meet- ly in the evening of Friday was school moneys for tbe past. crved. ing which was held In Spotswood Petitions. followed by unconsciousness, durin in Third-M. t. Magce for Clerk, In. making his report tbe they lost the banner to some othe which the end came. Death was du Mr. Grace, stated that he council. This time the local laddie The Democrats are beginning t to a complication of diseases, tigated this matter care ' PiscaUwtytown The Republican Club held'.a meet are preparing to compete for tin wake up in this city, anil have mad Peter Voorhees DeQraw was born reached the conclusion harvest home on ing In the rooms of the Btislnes banner again and they are reasons up a slate which they believe wll at Princeton, N. J., sixty yearB ago, ent custodian was the auspices of the Men's Association last Monday 6\en ble confident of securing it too. lead the party to victory this fall. I After receiving a common school ed- school moneys all right £ ceitly organized. Ing and selected a number of cnndl However, the thing that tho loca required considerable persuasion to ucation, he became a telegrapher foi and that the committee rec ilrAand It Is ex dates for the coming election. There council is devoting Its best efforts t< get some citizens to run as candi- the Camden and Amboy railroad a1 that the Board of Educatlo 'ifom all sections wero quite a number present, being Is In preparation for the celebration dates, but finally a number have da this city, the office being situated o skier him as the custo attier In the his mostly the old guard that may b of tho ffentonlal of the Star Spangled elded to make tho canvass. Tho out the old steamboat wharf. At tha would further recommer tember 2. counted on to attend meetings of thi Banner and their own twenty-fourth look at present 1B that the ticks time Mr. DeOraw resided with hii salary be oije4olla£ pcr^y .1 be twenty-fw anniversary, both, of which fail In the parents on Main street In one of th kind. ts will be charg- will be mado up as follows: tion to the effect that the rt next month. Committees are work- Mayor—Thomas Lovely. houses that wafi torn down to tnak Those selected as candidates ma: tlong of the finance commi Country Store room for the new roadway. be summed up as follows: Ing energetically for this observana Councllman-at-Large—Charles \V respect be endorsed was ;eful things and In 1874 lie took one of the elgh For Mayor—William S. Dey. of anniversaries and from present in Stuart. carried. Under the remf 9, etc., in great leased koys operating on the. flrsl For Councllman-at-large—Collln J, dicatlons there will be a big tiin Councilman—Second Ward, 13. J. Grace stated that he had lged. leased wire between New York uni Stratton. due. - It has been sepclally request O'Connor or Frank Gordon; Third city fathers about this m Word has been Washington for the New York ASBO. For City Clerk—William J. Edwards, ed that all of the members of th Ward, Michaol J. Stanton. had ascertained from their dress In which elated Press, nnd In 1875 went tc For Councilman, second ward—Dr, uniformed guards will be present ai making the salary of th' ms of the Civic City Clerk—lllohard M. Mack. Washington as a member of tbo rep- J. C. Albright. the meeting to-night (Friday), as Committeeman,—Third Ward, John they had taken Into co eb rated Good- ortorlal staff of tho Associated Press, For Councilman, third ward—Fred biiBlneBB of importance is to be Connors and George Cundrum have matter of his also tak ry, of 17 pieces He was In turn Washington' manage erlck Isley. transacted and plans for this cele petitions out. Fourth Ward—C, U school moneys and fca< the occasion. of the Western Association, southern For Executive Committeeman, sec bratlon will also be brought up. Cozssens. pensatiou therefor, an 1 from 5 to manager, and assistant general man- ond ward—J. Frank Fulton. o • An active campaign will be made not approve of this e oe stands for ager of the Southern Assoclated^Prcss, For Executive Committeeman, third to regain control of the city govern- thought he was well _ -., It confectionery,' until 1897. ward—Andrew Seaman. Handsome Prizes ment, and it Is believed by united ef- Another important' question t Dutch Ghoco- After a short period in commercial When Mayor Dey was nominated fort success can be obtained. was decided was that of the vaccl for Athletic Events work in Philadelphia he again took he stated that he would be only too tion of the pupils in the school. ' i public Is In- up his former work, and was appoint- glad to step back and let someone i making the question. was brought up by ' ed press representative in Washing, else ibave the nomination if there Davis, who stated that &• gentlf s will be most Prizes for athletic events at picnic Grace Has Filed His ton for the Louisiana Purchase Ex were any others that desired to take of the Sacred Heart Parish on Labor had asked him to ascertain th' position. it. He felt that he had done all the ings of the board upon this c der than New Day at Stevensdale grounds will soon Petition for Assembly In 1905, Mr. DeGraw was appoint-good that be could, but the members lourtshing vil- be on exhibition In certain store win- as regards the coming year, ed by President Taft to the position present wouldn't hear of anything that this gentleman had chl' wick was un- dows. Watch for them. Charles T. Grace, Dem< xtlc can- of Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen like that. Several of those present 1 were not vaccinated last v was marked The baseball game will be between didate for Assembly, has filed his eral, which he held up to the Wilson had something to say regarding the reason or another, such , on the old the Y. M. C. A. and the Neptunes petition with the County Clerk. The Administration. mayor's ability as chief executive ness of examinations, e' om Elizabeth- and some good spirited playing is petition had the signature of about Mr, DeGraw had charge of the In- of the city and he was finally given expressed an opinion t) •ere taken to prophesied. All should witness this 450 men of all walks and professions, stallation of the parcel post, which a unanimous vote as a declaration of see any adequate reaf contest. including Congressman Thomas J. went Into effect on January 1, 1913 choice by the party. State laws should not bi •honored by Among the athletic events will be Scully, Senator Wm. B. Ramsey*, Sur- and supervision of the delivery sys- Councllman-at-large Stratton was strictly. It was the sta mbly of East half-mile run, 100 yd. dash for rogate D. W. Clayton,' Aesembl/man tem throughout the country. Mr tbe only one spoken of for the posi- vided these laws and he was also the juniors, 100 yd. dash for seniors and George L. Burton, Freeholders Alfred DeGraw was one of the organizers of tion which he now holds, and he that there should be any : for a short obstacle race. The prizes will be as T. Kerr and Theodore Cohn, County the now celebrated Gridiron Club, of mado a few remarks on the subject He stated that although bout 1660 byfollows: Solicitor John A. Coan; Guy C. Washington. of his becoming a candidate for re- approve of the vaccinatioi ngland who Half-mile run—Combination pearl Weaver, Alderman-at-Large, John He was a cousin of Frank E, De- jection. He said that although the jatoqua with Kutcher, 4th Ward Alderman, Rich- and had taken an active si handle pen and pocket knife. Second raw of this city. duties of his office were by no means the enforcement of these rlbe of that prize, Eveready safety razor. ard F. White, City Collector and easy to fulfill he had filled them to 3. Many of James J. Flynn, Corner, of Perth year, still when the majo 100 yd. dash—Seniors—Chevalier the best of his ability. In filling this board decided upon vaccl represented combination Jacket club and opera Amboy; city township and bi pugli James Briggs and Son position in the manner that would b * are active officials from New Brunswick, ^puth children were the first o glasses covered with Russian Moroc- best for all concerned he knew that vaccinated. There were a Ip today. co leather. Second prize, Gem Damas- River, Milltown, Sayrevllle and Spots- Escape Serious Inquiry he had not pleased everyono and 3ast Jersey wood, including all local city bffic'lls ninety-eight per cent of the can razor. . that as a consequence there had been and pupils who had compli ,-Mn i.uo J ..a ..of King 100 yd. dash—Junior—Midget Iw- of Democratic complexion such I as James H. Briggs and his son, Wll-more or less criticism. He stated the laws in this respect noi~ of England gave three gersol • watclu Second prize, field Councilmen O'Connor an<5, Stanton, loughby, were in an auto accident on that he had been told that some of would not advocate niakinf " ground to trustees for the 's•»••., Tuesday and fortunately escaped his people had become tired of him ceptions In the beginning of 'U.. he'freeholders of the town- Obstacle race—Ice Pitcher quadru- and that he did not wish to become ae largest one was for a serious injury. When near Outcalt year. The consensus of oplnlo ple plated. Second prize, gold grain his Ford automobile skidded, causing a candidate unless it was the ex- the board agreed wltb Mr. Grace ground and for exercising tho double silk fob. pressed wish, of his party. He would ompany. It originally com- the right front wheel to break and the reporters were requested to «• The judges will be James Cantlon, upsetting the machine. His son was do all that laid within his power to phasise the fact that board would t bout 14 acres but part of It Teofll Kwlllnskl and Frank Grace. help any other man if the party used by private families for caught under the car, and his cries quire the strict observance of thi All contests are open to entrants attract the attention of Mrs. H. Sel- wished to substitute someone else la. state laws pertaining to the vaccina- leriod. St. James Episcopal rom this city only. A fee of twenty- his place and he believed that It ".ommonly called the "White ler/ of Philadelphia, who is spending tion question. , five cents will be asked of all en- a few weeks at Helmetta, and Mrs.would require the unqualified support was granted a site In this trants except in the junior events. of his party to elect him if he was The meeting of the board was held i 1701 and around it are Pell Mitchell, ot New York. They in tbe office of the city superinten- Frank Kabosky will receive entries with the assistance of Mr. Briggs chosen. He concluded with the state- 3 graves of many genera- for these events. ment that he would work earnestly dent in School No. 2 and all. tha helped get the machine off the boy. members were on band. The minutes 'g many notable persons, -. : 0 and if elected would continue to per- storm of 1S3S destroyed He was only badly bruised,' and Mr. were read and it was noticed that tho DROWNED FROM DREDGE. Briggs escaped Injury. form the duties encumbent upon his rid most of the village office with the same general broad- secretary .had made a mistake in the; x .gained Its population. John iMcSperry, of Jersey City, em- o amount of the draft that was ordered u ployed on a dredge at work at Cheese- CHARLES T. GRACE. mindedness which tad guided him so Brunswick "•4h6n came Into MBS. WIATB FAILS DOWN STAIRS ssued to Mrs. E. E. Halnes in pay- quake .' hursday night. Entrance was mado The body/was removed to Brooklyn has declined this owing to his pre- consideration Dr. J. C. Albright, of ever the advantages of this scheme contly tho Raritan Civic Association hrough the transom on front door, jn Mondaylby Undertaker McCarthy, lously having consented to be an Broadway, was nominated for the might be the board did not feel that of Placatawaytown was organized bout $5.00 in change and some vhere services weie held on Wednes- assembly candidate. He 13 well qual- representation in the Second ward hey would be justified In incurring , and their first work has been to use iquor was taken. The een reported to the police. and playground. emetery a valuable official. Grace Is very ,hB Third ward. ThB city clerkship rangement at the present time so o was also difficult of fulfillment. Mr. The Township Committee appoint- o prominent in railroad circles as urther consideration of the proposl- WATERMELON CUT. William J. Edwards, of Second street, ed a Board of Playground Commis- AND PAINTING. well as being known state wide in lon was deferred until such time as •was finally settled upon for this sioners and they form the Park Com- 'raternal affairs being very prom- Miss Mae Brown entertained a he board might find out bow they Painjiers are now applying this nomination and like the others given mittee of the Association. They are nently associated as a state officer umber of friends Tuesday evening at itood with regard to the furnishing great preservative paint on my build- an unanimous vote. John McNaughton, Charles ' A. n two or three of these organiza- er home on John street to a water- if the things that are absolutely ings. I As this paint cannot be tam- nelon cut, in honor of Prof, and Considerable time was given to the Blake, D. Manning Drake, Charles ;ions. This should be valuable to eradj with it must be applied in hot Urs. Paul S. Miller, who will shortly IscusBion of candidates for constable W. Britton, and Rev. Henry Hale lis party and make him a strong Tho contracts for tho erection of iveatfier. If applied now, it will make eave the city to take up their resi- i the Fourth ward. Tbe matter was Gifford, On application of this. Com- landidate on the county ticket, .ho two fire escapes on School No. 1 j worthless roof practically as good lence at- Union Hill. Singing and Inally left in the hands of the mission the Board of Education of o iv ere executed by the board and the is n'ew,. Paint an old roof with it, anclng were greatly enjoyed by all acancy committee. Raritan Township have transferred STRUCK BT BICYCLE. ico president of tlio Vulcan Ra!l and I will guarantee a better roof iresent. Mr. Charles T. Mason presided as tho old school building to the Town- Nels Barckalow while passing along nd Construction Company, who was than a new one without paint. Sixty ilialrmnn of tho meeting uitid ap- ship Committee and it will be used ipper Main street Monday night at- o irosent for that purpose. It only re- :ents a gallon at the only store on ointed Messrs. Daniel J.\ Donlin, for public purposes and to promote tempted to get out of the way of an irETHODIST EPISCOPAL CIICRd!. nainn for the State Board to ap- he block on Broadway between ^ollin J. Stratton nnd A. Hi Slovcr th Jg us to wallow in >lored opinions as to Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. European war on our 3 surmises run the to black. Taken all Alaloney a-s a memorial to bis daugh- ing Charles I". Olwell of Jersey City are bright, but the Seize Three for Selling Opium. On evidence obtained in a raid early ter Catherine, bus been draped with The vote was 113 to !)!), tbe Hudson cts as the basis of black as an expression of the grief of delegation casting more than fifty guesses, Sunday morning when the police broke into the rear of a Chinese res- I the Catholics of Spring Lake over the votes for the losing candidate. 'i column have death of Pope Pius. Patrck McCuc of Railway was elect- .'eeda of the taurant at 1133 Springwood avenue, Asbury Park, three Chinese were hold * « * * ed vice-president over John J. Sweeney machinery of Burlington County. John J. flas- yearly some for the grand jury by Police Magis- Actor Fined For Speeding. trate Dorden on charges of selling eoyne, chief probation officer of Essex icbinery it is Bert Williams, an actor, was arrest- County, was re-elected treasurer with- - jse figures areand using opium. The alleged, pro- ed while speeding through Red Bank. prietor of the so-called "joint*," Joe out opposition, while Patrick T. Hayes States, Great Brl- He was fined $25 and costs by Justice of Jersey City was chosen secretary. jaan exports. Somo Sing, was held in $1,000 bail, and Clm Edward W. Wise. "Ziegfeld's money Yung and Lung Sing, who.Were found Because of his being chosen a jnt abroad from Bel- is paying for this," was all Williams national drectorat the recent nationa jnee, thus the totals giv- by the raiders, they reported, in the had to say. act of smoking, were held In $250 convention at Norfolk, Kdward It « conservative, * * A * Hayes of New Brunswick did not low in most forcible fashion ball. The raid washed by County De- tective Chester M Haines, assisted by Li'lloy .lackson. seek re-election. Mr. Sweeney, tin IV fused for machinery, a Lcltoy Jackson, fur thirty years new president, was formerly vice- h/ks not been interfered six local detectives and policemen According 'to the police, the most eoiiehman in the family of Frank L. president. Atlantic City was decidi- 'iy/, but, if anything, will be Sheppard, died Tuesday morning at. on as the place for tlio next biennial 'fa., volume and made more ^'' phasn of their case against Slag-'is that Sing is alleged to have West Long Branch from a complica- Stuto convention. n demand. Before America tion of diseases. Ho was fifty-six sold smoking opium to all comers, There were 221 delegates al tin duty—to supply machinery years old. A 'widow and nn adopted (>hdck, white or Chinese. Marked convention, which opened Informally world outside of Rurope daughter survive. Mr. Jackson was Sunday, when committees made at opportunity to gain a money, 'uscJ by a detective in pay- a member of tho Odd Follows at Al- ment for opium secured a few hours their reportH. A solemn lilgli mi e trade from foreign mar-* toona, Pa. , at Sacred Heart Church Monday sretofore have not looked before the raid, was found in Sing's casli drawer, the rnidcrs declared. « # * « morning was follower] by tbe trail, ftivor-on tniv products. suction of routine business. Then tie chances that this duty « * « * Harvey—Klco 1VII|I(,IIIIH. : Judge and Mrs. J. Kcnrny Rico of wero addrisflHiis at tbe morning ses- tuj)ity will be met? What Progressives Hold OiitliiR. sion by Mayor Victor Mravlng, (l<;n- try tell ua about tha indus- The Progressives of Sayrevllle and Now Hrunswick huvo Issued Invita- tions for the marriage of their (laugh- e.ral Dennis V. Collins and Rev. Flor- itlons of neutral nations other parts of Middlesex county In- lim Wiilinan, rector of Sacred Heart reat war was in progress? vaded Soldier's Beach on Saturday ter, Miss Sally Noilson Rice, to Harold O. Harvey of Trenton, son of Church. Governor Fielder was Invit- lief Is true that a great op- where they held a political conful) and ed, lint could not attend, nor could now faces us, a similar op- enjoyed an appetizing shore dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Harv«y of London. Tho wedding will bo Wed-tins Statu chaplain, llev. Hot-nurd M. George S. Silzer Appointed Circuit C> •it have facod some other The Bull Moose men wero very on fioRiHi uf I'lulnfleld. > time in the past, thusiastlc about the county ticket this nesday afternoon, September 10, in tho homo of Judge and Mrs. Rice. The nrganlzulkin took no formal place to turn for ft coming election. They talked fre- action on the Kuropnnn war by res- • EJagland during the quently of the G. O. P. machine and * # # * olution or otlierwlHC. • H was decldoil . war. Parliamentary planned an attack on the Republican Woman HIINKMI by Kx\th>nhm. to tnako tho convention of 1I)1C a ost striking facts In party. The candidacy of Willlnm Mrs. Julia Snecluker of Jnmosburg two-ilny meeting because of the con-i (.'connection. In these documents, Quackenboas, of Now Brunswick, was was batlly burned about tho feet stantly Increasing business, Approx- 6wry case the years immediately unanimously endorsed by the club. Tuesday afternoon by the explosion imately 22^000 men In New Jersey are. FIRST NHT10NBL ceding 1875 are referred to as When his name was mentioned for of a gasoline stove. She was found connected with the order and its iner years" in English industry, SOUTH AMBOY, N. J office of county clerk, It received unconscious, with her clothing alire, finances arc In oxcollent condition. re was an unexampled trade ex- much applause. Otlo W. Hillmann, by her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Wyc- These facts were referred to by in. The national income Jump- president of the Sayreville Progres- koff, of Manasquan, who was in the Mayor Mravlag and (lencral Collins Capital $50,000 Surplo U $5,500,000,000 in 1870 to $6,- sive Club, wa3 the chairman, and house. Mrs. Wyckoff put out the lire In th^lr addresses. '00 la 1874, an increase of Undivided Profits Earned called upon James A. Edgar, chair- In her mother's clothing by the use Luncheon was served by tho local 000. The average yearly man of the county committee, who of a rug. The house was destroyed. county /ilttee and Dennla J. Fitz- ages for tha same years responded with a few remarks, com- The furniture and clothing of Mrs. gerald, tli county president, made an 100,000, and $2,700,000,000, plimenting the Progressive Club of Snedeker and two children were address of welcome. The retiring This Bank Pays I) The wage rate in the Sayreville for their fine showng. Mr. burned. president presided. The convention OK ACCOUNTS SOBJECT TO CH: isiness" increased dur- Edgar spoke briefly of the principles was concluded by a parade, tho HI J as shown by the fol- * « « « of the party and requested each in- bernian Fife and Drum Corps escort- PER CENT on balances a Dcutcli in Wrong Again. t. These are arranged dividual to start at once to work to Ing tbe delegates to the railroad sta- a scale in which the elect ther candidates on election day. Joseph Deutch, former private bank- tions. . . $500 and over for the montr taken as 100, Joseph Crowell, candidate For sheriff, er at Perth Amboy, later inmate of The following counties were repre- 1870 1874 1877 2 who resides at Perth Amboy, had histhe county jail at New Brunswick, sented: Passaic, Essex, Hudson, r 110 124 123 petition at the confab and received a and recently a trusted and valu- PER CENT in Saving Union, Bergen, Burlington, Cumber- raiendous record! From number of signatures. Mr. Crowell ed employee in a patent lawyer's land; Hunterdon, Monmouth, Mercer, on accounts of $5.00 and c England's yearly national made a short speech, in which he told ofilee in Pittsburg, is charged with Gloucester, Middlesex, Somerset, Mor- n the sale of manufactur- in Bank for at least Two M of the strength of the Progressives in stealing $5,000 from his employer, ris, Salem, Camden, Warren and At- 3 (—Increased $1,200,000,000, Perth Amboy. Detective Griffin, of Pittsburg, went lantic. January 1 and July 1. !74 there was an enormous to New Brunswick Tuesday and look- « * « * o ISSUES TBAVBIEBS' CHECKS PAIABL r workmen in England's ed up the record of the man and SELLS FOREIGN DRAFTS PAYABLE IS .9 shown by the rise in Dr. Henry Xntertalns Physicians. heard enough to impell him to wire Buo/ancy of Fresh and Salt Water. A Chinese lad dropped his ball in a THE WOULD. ; «nd by the Increase by the The Middlesex County Medical As- boms at once to keep an eye on thenarrow hole and could not get it out A paid to labor, sociation held its regular meeting on man, who is now under a doctor's So he poured water In the hole, think- HARRY C. PBRKINE, President R. C. BTI ry repeats Itself." the three-hundred-and-fifty-acre farm care recovering from an operation. ing that he would liout the ball to the T. FRANCIS PERRINB, AstUUnv -1874 England was mami- of Dr. F. C. Henry, of Holmdel, Sat- surface. Aa the ball was slightly heav- When charged with emblezzlement DIRECTORS: ••] for the world. In 1914— urday. The mansion of Dr. Henry in Perth Amboy several years Deutch ier than water, it remained on the bot- DANIEL C. CHASE CHRISTIAN 8TRAUB HENRT WOL Jnlted States must manufacture is one of the oldest in this section of •was confined to his home. His doc-tom. Then he thought of mixing salt with the water, as he knew that salt HARRY C. PBRRINE GEOBM! V. BOQART the world, the state, being close to 150 years tor said he was suffering with pleu- water wonld flout denser objects than J. BAIRD PBRRINE R C. 8TEPHBN8ON . a the duty of American nmnu- old. The doctors of the county had a ro-pneumonla and so the officers did fresh. This he did and was rewarded -urerg to prepare tor what Is Just most enjoyoble day at the farm, as not guard the house. He wag not soiwith the floating ball. tore us—an enormous foreign de- the guests of Dr, Henry, who is presi- sick that Ihe couldn't slip away. He Tbis particular fact is demonstrated Safe Deposit Boxes S2.O' mand for our manufactured products. dent of the association. sailed for Holland, but Detective Pel- at tbe mouths of rivers. Objects rolling Manufactured products are made by Eighteen doctors were present at tier got a tip from a priest and along tbe bottom of a fresh river, too machinery, and machinery 1B built the meeting and some interesting Deutch was arrested as he landed in heavy to come to the top. will rise with machinery toolB and small tools. cases of diabetes and gangrene were when they are carried out to sea. The —American Machinist. / Holland and Court Interpreter Sora- Lint of Duty. presented and discussed by Dr. general rule also applies to floating It's A Cure That's —, o •, •' ogyl and Burt Moore, of Perth Am-bodies. For Instance, a ship with a Uncle Luke had been over into Cal Atop of Mount MeKinfoy. Prank M. Donohue, Dr. A. h. Smith, boy, were sent after him and brought cargo on the sea will sink sometimes a houn county to see the son of his old Archdeacon Stuck In bis account of of New Brunswick, Dr. John L, Lund, him back. foot on entering a fresh water port. master, now grown to ripe age and RHEUMATIS' hi* climb to the summit of Mount Mc- of Perth Amboy and Dr. Spenser, of On the other hand, If she leaves a fresh judicial office. i When Detective Griffin heard this SQATIC/. Klnley, "The Ascent of Denali," gives Woodbridge. The cases were those he telegraphed to headquarters to water port with her cargo she will rise 'Luke, how does Mr. John j look?" this description of his Impressions handled by the doctors during the prevent Deutch repeating the experi- when entering the ocean. So a ship asked tbe old gentleman. "He's get- LUM: - upon reaching It: "Immediately before past few months. may be loaded apparently too much at ting stout, en?" ' \l« havtt ct» • _ ence. He says that Deutch was chief a wharf and still be all right on the Ul, In the direction In which we had After the discussion Dr. Henry had "las, Buh." agreed Luke. "Ah win climbed,'lay—uotlilug; 11 void, a sheer clerk in an office of twenty clerks waves. say dat w'en Ah saw Mas'r John r ^ ^ 'fONBS BREAK/UP a delightful supper served from the gvAt mnny tliouuiiiidH of feet deep, mid and was earning f75 a week. His In building a dnm tbe fact of salt buttin on his wais'coat was «f ..oin' lt« ANQ IT yVILL CURE YOU one shrunk buck instinctively from the products of his farm. • Dr. Frank M. employer was pleased with his work water's being heavier than fresh must duty, sah."-New York Post. Always in stock it little parapet of snow bnsln when one Donohue gave the members an invita- and had trusted* him with large sums be taken into consideration, and the had gin need lit Hie awful profundity. tion to hold' their noxt meeting, which of money. dam for tbe same bead must be a good '' Hard. A. O. FAXUS32TS deal stronger; tbis, too, without taking r /Across the gulf, a lion t 3,000 feet be- will bo held in October, on his farm Deutch was saved from prison be- "Landlord, who. .s Inscription PHARMACY pootl) »8 imd fifteen or twenty miles at Sea Cliff. The invitation was ac- Into consideration tbe beating of waves, on your windowpan.. cause of sympathy for his wife, who etc.—St. Louis Republic. Broadway and Augusta Street «wffy»-8jiriiuK moHt splendidly Into view cepted. was In delicate health. He was sen- "Borne say it was b . ntcbed with i) the great muss of DotmU's Wife, or # • • * tenced to two years In State prison, diamond by the poet C< >wper, but oth Office Phone 190 Residence Phone llo Mount Fornkcr, us some whit*- men Switzerland's Navy. crs any the authenticity 1s-doubtful." Compensation Awarded. but the sentence was reconsidered Long before Germany was to be reck tnlsnnrae livr, (Wing uuijustically nil "I think so myself. A fheve would n and he was placed on probation. oned with ns a sen power Switzerland EDWIN C. RODDY the middle distance. * • * Ami never Samuel Gowea, of New Brunswick, poet Ret a diamond?"—" Louisville Gou was nobler siglit displayed to innn than who lost the first phalange of his sec- * * * * possessed a fleet equipped for warfare rier-.Tournal. ' ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE that great. Isolated niountahi. spread ond finger on his left hand, while Early Court at Toms River. Eight hundred years ugo on nil the larger Swiss lakes armed galleys weft out completely, with till Its spurs nnd working for the Pennsylvania Ball- It Haf1'* Chi ,,, ridges, its dills nnd Us glaciers, lofty Arrested on a charge of disorderly maintained by the rival cantons. Skill- REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD road Co., on October 31, 1913, has re-conduct, John Converse, of New ed shipwrights hnd to be Imported from "I do miss Mrs. Jones. ^g t0 nnd mighty, mid yet far beneath us. ceived nn order from Judge Daly, en- all tbe news of ttie pnrlsb.»., CcmmlMloaer of Daeft • * • Beyond stretched, blue nnd Brunswick, and nine of his compan- Genoa for the construction of these titling him to $7.28 a week for fifteen "Oh. Hint wna only gosf- _no vague to the southwest, the wide vnl- ions were each fined $3.25 by Police vessels, some of which carried crews ot Notary Fnblla woeka, under the employers' compen- COO men. The largest Swiss flotilla in It!" ley of the KusUokwItn, with nn end of Justice A. C. King at Toms River, "Well, there, I liked to 'earl jf. Truth Rooms 12 to 15 Parlsen Bonding, all mountnlns. • • • It was, however, sation act. He was the only witness. at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning. The was malntnlned on the Lake of Gene He had been earning $14.28 a week, and vn, when the inhabitants of Genevn or lies, 'twns all news to nf,ei»_L0U. B'way * Angnsta St, Sosth Ambtf. to the south nnd (he cast Hint the party was arrested by Lieutenant A. don 1'unch. moat ttmrrelous prospect opened be- the compensation la 60 per cent, of wero nt war with Savoy. Since the Open Evenings 7.09 to 9.00. Munsey, of the local police, who neutrality of Switzerland has been fore us. his wages, George L. Burton repre- had been assigned to this special Artistic Temperament. sented him and Theodore Strong ap- Kunrnntecd by tbe powers there bnti . o work by Chief Cuckwalter affer com- been no ueed for warships on the lakes The Prima's Husliand-I see | peared for the railroad company. A OVER 68 YEARS- plaints had been made that the peace The Swiss, however, possess a merenn Exchange seat lias sold for WSQOOOO EXPERIENCE Worms and Hot Weather Make Chil- cotinsol fee of $10 was allowed Mr. and quiet of the night was being dis- tile navy, which carries n considerable Ihe P-'.mn-My, how I'd like tl,, 'B|ng dren Sick. Burton. turbed by automobilists passing amount of trade over the 342 miles of In that boii9e!-New York PoBt. Get a box of Kickapoo Worm Killer * * # * through the town. Converse and hisnavigable waterways in the republic. Odd Temperament. to-day. Give it to your child accord- Crack Safes Scared Awar. friends arrived la town in two auto- mobiles, making the night hideous, It Physician—For your ailment Ing to directions, and see how quickly Burglars entered the bakery of .1. Our vices are like our nails—even lute rest 1B II nine qua non. Patient— your sick and nervous child will get Is alleged, by blowing fish horns. as we cut them they grow again.—T. But, doctor, my system won't take iL y TRADE MARKS W. Child & Co. In Broad street, Red n DESIGNS well. It rids the system of worms- Bernard. quinine.—Buffalo Express. ^ .... CopvniQHTO 4c Bank, Sunday, and blew open the safe. * * * * Anrono nondlns aikotch mid •»»» I H H'4 mous rotting canopy and other fittingc; so. rolling myself In my blanket. I lay down on tbe fluor. But hard wood is not comfortable tor a couch, iuul after Serrices fitful sleeping for a conpk' of hours 1 Cob .auntedi arose, mastered my repugnance to the Good molileriiif; bedclothes nud. spreading my blanket on them, tried again to cu sleep. But, the uncanny place getting form House the better of my feeling, i arose anil Rector, Rev. Cha, fc'Ot my 40 caliber revolver. Tliere was Residence, Chr nothing alive to shoot at. but some- Telephon A Story of Mexico. how there «.':;» a sense of protection iu Services Sunday, the weapon. Training Maids. A^Sm A little patience and system in deal- CHRIST C How long 1 slept before waking ing with maids, especially if they be Holy Communion .. again I don't know. I was. or thought By F. A. MITCHHL young ones, without very much experi- Sunday School I was, awakened by a sound. But ence, will ofteu work miracles. Even Morning Prayer and ************* ************ there was n strong wind, and many Evening Prayer ... .uose who handle If they are older and can Justly eiaiui "Is there a hacienda near by where parts of the house had rottod loose to be experienced, there ia always please their patrons, I can stop for the night?" I asked a and rattled. The tire had gone out, much for them to learn iu entering a Donne Memo man I met on the road. I wan travel- but one of the heavier pieces of wood new household. Holy Baptism ... dd when once tried, it is blazed and cast a lurid light about Morning Prayf ing in the province of San Luis I'o- Every mistress has her own particu- tuilowing dealers in this city: the apartment. Directly opposite was tosi, In Mexico. the portrait I have mentioned, and the lar way of having certain things done, "No, senor; there Is nothing within eye which I had noticed being unlike and the new girl must conform to this JAMBS J. GALLAGHER, Barber a convenient distance where one can the other seemed to me to belong to a way even if she has been accustomed -i-ORES JOHN SUTLIFF, Grocer find entertainment. There is a desert- human being and was looking straight to doing the same work in a differei ; THOMAS VAIL, Grocer ed house about two miles down the at me. manner. KEJ.SHOP MISS A. THUMHART'S STORE road, but I would not advise you to One mistress encourages her "greei I rubbed my own eyes to see more girls by engaging them at a small wa.i •UgglBt MRS. C. GINTER, Pine Avenue stop there. You had better go back to clearly, and when I looked again the Venado." and increasing it as they- master vn RDON, Grocers MRS. DORA GINTER, Broadway human expression had gone out of the OUB menus. When tbe maid cun ' DRUG STORE UNION NEWS STAND I had come from Venado, a distance ey© of the portrait. Thinking tbnt I pare all of them sbp is given tbe JVAN, Grocers MRS. A. BEHN, Grocery of eight mil/*. To go back nnd return must have been mistaken, I composed that her ability would earn fo> myself to Bleep. Naturally I thought HOTEL CHARLES FOX, Grocer to where I was would be a round trip anywhere. of sixteen miles. 1 was well mounted, of my money and my weapon. The GERMAN RESTAURANT former was In a belt made for the pur- It is not hard to tench a girl HINES' LUNCH ROOM but did not care for such mi addition- by this system. Most girls v al Journey in any event. 1 asked the pose of carrying funds and strapped n C. I. BERGEN deeper interest in their cook 'ipartment Store man to tell me more about the desert- around my waist. Tho revolver was FISHER'S GROCERY, John Street in my hand on the bed. they will In many other branchc. rocers ed bouse. housework, and if instructed by this Barber O'CONNOR'S CONFECTIONERY "It was formerly the country plneu My next awakening came from a some other equally good and defluiU of a Spaniard who lived I hero will) heavy weight falling on tins floor In system they will try harder nnd hence bifl wife—he n cniBty old man, sho a tho room above. Then came the sound learn more rapidly than when instruct- beautiful young woman. Ho WHS jenl of whistling Wind, followed by a cry. ed in a haphazard wuy. Thuraday- 7.45 p. n ous of her, mid u tragedy occurred in Then all WHH still again. In n few KEEP IT IN MIND mlnules tho stillness was broken by meeting. the houHC, Somo say ho murdered her frightful shrieks. Kroin the moment Correct Stationery. 4.00 p. m. Thurbu..,, lover, and others say he murdered of (lie llret sound I wit up. clutching Tbe newest note paper la very long 8.00 p. m. Choir Rehe. THAT both her tind her lover. At any into, my revolver. My ga/.o lighted on the and very narrow and Ills Into cn- ho dlsuppearctl, leaving the bovine with portrait of tin* old Spaniard, and it volopes of precisely the size of tho un- all tho furniture In It, and HO it IIIIH re- hud ngiiln becomo human. folded shout. This style is smartest BAPTIST CHUEC mained to the present day," Citizen Job Department I cannot say that I was frightened, In dark cream uud pale gray tonos. prepared to do any ind all kind* of "Is It locked?" Then there are the sheets of heavy Servlcas for the week "Oh, yes; It 1B locked, hut you Will but I will assert positively that I was mnd. Yielding to mi Impulse which I linen in buff, blue and gray that must Sunday, August 30, 191 nave no difficulty in getting into It." be once folded lengthwise to lit Into 9.30 a. m, Bible School "I have provisions in my hnversack. cannot well describe, I raised my re- 10.30 a. m. Preaching. IEADS volver nnd sent a bullet straight at the their envelopes, and there are the Why should I not go In there, roll my sheets of very thin but stout white pa- 6.45 p. m. Senior C.'B. Sv LETTERHEADS eye that caused the commotion within Ing, ENVELOPES self In my blanket and Bleep till curly me. And so sure was my aim that an per which fold once to fit into square morning, then resume my Journey?" envelopes lined with a color. These 7.30 p. m. Delightful Song Sei-,, BILLHEADS open space wus left where the uye bad Sermon. "W«U, senor," replied the man, boen. formerly were used only for foreign STATEMENTS "there Is nothing to prevent your do- correspondence, but now they are coin- Week Dty Services: • \t 2S8 CARDS , Something fell on the floor of the Wednesday* , -#*• > ing that, but I would not do It for all ing into domestic use. 3.30 p. m. Junior G-. E. Meeting. SOCIETY CARDS tbe gold there is lu Mexico." adjoining room. The sound seemed to como from behind where the por- Correspondence cards never have >TWr«day RULED BLANKS "Whut is there to fear?" been daintier, and everybody Is now 7.45 p. m. Church Prayer Meetii "Men have slept there who have trait was hanging. Throwing myself * BLANK BOOKS from the bed, recocklng my revolver using them at the slightest excuse. Friday PAMPHLETS never been seen or beard of afterward. with my right thumb and snatching Some of them are absolutely squure, 7.30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Men have slept there who have told a burning brand from the fireplace, and some of them are long and nar- fearful tales." I ran through a doorway and stood on row, with beveled edges. This was not cneourni.ing, but I was the other side of u partition. There METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1 REDIT0S8. familiar with the superstition of the lay the body of a man. I had shot Artiatlo Compliment!. Ber. J. X. Shaw , F» lower class of Mexicans and knew tRINOTON, JR., RIOT OF POSTAGE STAMPS. him in the eyo and pierced his brain. It Is not the compliment that is, so to ' W. Farrlngton, Tbe stillness was broken by some speak; laid on with a trowel that really Services for the we<- a of the Surro A Room and lt« Furniture Literally reaches our hearts. No; it is the deli- Covered With Them. one running In tbe pntio, but this was Sunday, August 30, Middlesex, here- all the indication I had of the presence cate and subtle sort that we do not Sunday Ser he, creditors of Within easy walking distance of the recognize as a compliment 9 30 a. m.—Class Farrlngton, to of any one except the dead man. I old cathedral town of Chlehester, Eng- stood listening for some time, then This species Is best and most suc- 10.30 a. m.—Preachinf debts, demands land, Is the Rising Sun. In North cessful when it is expressed by deeds 2,30 p. m.—Sunday P do estate of the was seized with a desire to get out of Bersted, a house of Interest to all who the place as soon as possible. I started rather than by words. 6.45 p. m.—Bpworth oath or afflrma- collect stumps, for the little Inn con- 7.30 p. m.—Preaching >nths from this for the patio, dropping my torch as I Let some one show a decided liking tains a room that Is covered, every for our society when there are others Sei vices during !1" be forever went that it might not make me an il- Junior League, Thun thorefor against Inch of It, with postage stamps! luminated target, and, reaching the present who are more attractive or Celling, walls, doors, chairs, tables, Choir Rehearsal, Satt door of the house, gained the outside. clever or famous and how can we help All are welcome. All picture frames—all parts of the room There I stood trying to pull myself to- but be pleased? Prayer Service, Thur JNGTON. JR. eicept the floor—are thickly covered, gether. If their amusements and interests Executor. while from the celling hang long fes- take a second place and ours usurp toons and ropes made of bundles of There was a streak of dawn in the the first, then that, too, Is a delightful stamps for which there was no other east. It tended to quiet the horror form of flat*ery. HETHODIST PROTEST room. There nve fully 2,000,000 stamps there was within me. After all, what Her. F. F. Crafe, &RNED WILL pasted up mid 1,000,000 more In these was there to flee from? I could bear Table UI»B«. : lebtB owing to festoons, while great bundles, one of no sound from within, and all except Good manners at the table stamp the Services for the wee Gordon, or. to the wind was still without. I was as which holds 00,000 stamps, hang among well bred person. Tbe knife is used Sunday, August 30, 191 i Gordon, are the heavy loops. well armed and had tbe same chance 10.30 a. m. Regular Preach as any one else. I had killed a man, only in cutting the food, never to raise Jue and i«i>~"e.] Notice i« tur- But It is not only the amazing num- f.ny particle of it to the mouth. A few "Mighty Weapons or pu ber of stamps that attracts the visi- and 1 preferred to learn if possible Strongholds." glren that the pfoper and legal whether I had been justified in doing general rules follow: ; tor's attention. There is evidence on 2.00 p. m. Junior 0. B inent of ihe EetaW of Jamei H. so. Summoning my resolution, I re- Lettuce is cut with the fork, a small "How can we make pleasai i; deceased, will require the nil sides of great Ingenuity. The pic- portion rolled about tbe tinea and thus tures inside the stamp covered frames entered the bouse, peering through the ories." Bible Ref. Phllippla jtl'on of all the above mentioned dim light for any one who might be eaten, 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunday are of stamps themselves. The ceiling Oranges are, peeled, cut or divided 'by. legal action, if necessary, is ornamented with a great star. The there, Subject, "A Day of Quei nt mar be made to Francis H. into quarters and eaten, or cat In half Bible Ref. St. Matthew 22, arms of tbe neighboring town of Bog- I regained without opposition the and eaten with the orange spoon, a Classes for all. ., at the itore comer of Broad- nor are over the fireplace and tbe room in which I had slept There spoon narrower and smaller than the 7.00 p, m. Senior C. B, •. tablecloth shows the Eiffel tower! were embers on the hearth, and I re- id David itreet, or to the un- ordinary tablespoon. , "Why and How to abolish Wi. ed. Queen Victoria in surprisingly lifelike kindled the fire. There I stood with Bible Ref. Isaiah 65, 17-25. in carefully chosen stamps of different my back to it, waiting for the day to WILLIAM 3. BOWB, TIM Unfriendly Reminder. What evils does war cause? colors. Tbe Prince of Wales' feathers break. As soon as I could see without What can we do to help the peace "rator of Jamei H. Gordon, and toe crown are also represented. artificial light I went to the room, Of all trying things the "I told you cause? d. t-18-tf Most of tbe stamps are penny English TUBBl LAT TEX BOBI OF A BUM. where the body lay In the same posi- •c" penon la one of the wont When Compare the peace sentiment today yon confide any trouble to them you stamps, but there are others from all that they were very easily frightened. tion I had left It. It was on the floor and: one hundred years ago? over the world. One door is a bright beside a table, and the table was di- are ofually met with an "I told yon so, Come hear these discussed. I must either sleep In this deserted but you wouldn't llatea to me," which 7.46 p. m. Song Service, led by the J. DOLAN yellow, covered entirely with the Swan house or return to Venado or bivouac. rectly under a bole in the partition, IUver stamps of Western Australia. the latter being about the height of a Is distinctly annoying. They really choir. The latter I did not wish to do, tor a might have the generosity not to rub 8.00 p. m. Regular Preaching, Subject, norther was blowing and a fine rain man. I got up on the table, pnt my It is all the work of the landlord, it in. There is very little chance that "The Holy City." who, already a stamp collector, thought was falling. So I thanked Ov nsn for eye to the hole and looked into the Thursday— of this as au amusing way of disposing his information and rode on. bedroom. you would have forgotten their warn- ing, and they might refrain from the 7.15 p. m. Clau meeting. Electrical erf-duplicates. He finished the room in I reached tbe house Just before dark, Now I could form a theory. There 8.00 p. m. Prayer meeting. celebration of the queen's jubilee.— and an attractive place it must have petty satisfaction of reminding yon of Let. us therefore follow after the bad been two or more men in the their superior wisdom. Youth's Companion. been In its prime. house. One of them had looked things that make for peace. Romans Contractor, The house had been handsomely fur- through the hole, which formed an eye 14, 19. .e Spherti. nished, but that must have been many of the picture, and seen me on the The Family Ber*. Tbe and' ere of tbe opinion that years before, for, though the frame- bed. If be .wished to rob me my re- Friends and even members of a fam- work of the furniture was solid as ily ought to take care not to overstep Every time some people feel very J7I Henry Street Sntk lake; the planctR their movement through volver was In his way. An attempt space p ced severally the seven ever, the woven fabrics were in tat- had been made to frighten me, but the border line between Interest and naughty they quote General Sher- Telephone 121-W notes of th gaimit. This music, it was ters. And yet the place looked as if whether to get an advantage over me inquisltlTeness. If one hai been' out man's remark about war, and tell, contended, |ns imperceptible to human persons bad used it since the olden or to drive me out of the house I could and comes back looking pleased, it la annoying to be immediately asked, themselves that their emotions hava , ears on acc ut of the fact that it was time, when It was occupied regularly. only conjecture. I inclined to the lat- been relieved. too powerft lor our hearing. Others There were bits of food scattered about ter opinion. "Well, whom have you been with?" held that r/eu did not hear it simply and other evidences of the sojourn of and then requested to go into details MACHINE SHOP Having gone thus far in my investi- of tbe pleasant time spent When the bartender begins to call because th/y were so-used to it, just as human beings. Perhaps, I thought, gations, I resolved to go further. I we do no,(f notice the roar of the city these things were left by those per- ransacked tbe house. I looked into a patron by his first name it is time B1T6IHB8, B011BB8 aia MlCnHin from ouif. constant fnmlliarity with It, sons of whom the man 1 met on the Cerdlality to Newoomera. for (him—the patron—to atop and con- closets, up chimneys, under furniture. A resident of a town or village can .. Of all Uade repaired. The rea} "music of tlio spheres" is road told me. The first thing I did The last thing I did was to pull the sider whether he really can take It or was to gather some wood which I call with propriety on any newcomer purely intellectual, lying in the great clothing and mattresses off the bed leave it alone. MODEL MAnift rLvanrat, and splendid fact of the universe of found scattered about the place and, and the newcomer should return this on which I had slept. Out rolled a call if she desires to continue the ac- GAS nrmrci. STUM AIB law and order. putting it in the great fireplace, soon shower of gold coins. had a cheerful blaze, which I needed quaintance. The time of calling 1B HOT W1TBB HIATIIfl not only for warmth, but to help ban- It was now quite light, and I resolv- settled by the customs of the place, but Modern Finanoe. ed to gather up the coins, hide them If it's a Good One "We boya wish to raise some money ish the dreariness about me. after two o'clock and before ais is gen- you want, see Farlaen. He handle* only V. NEWELL JAMES 1 and report my experience at the next erally correct reliable pianos, and tbe prices we »lw»y« for our club. ' I ate my supper beside the Ore. The lower than other dealers. Center Beeeri ani Itecktei Ma, apartment I occupied bad apparently town at which I would stop. "Well, you want to get out and run I reported my find as I had intended errands, clean up yards, collect old been the principal bedroom of the When to Call. Factory Piano Polish 25c Bottle house in its better days, and its walls to the police, informing them vlbere I Ceremonious calls are not made be- iron, sift ashes nnd enrn the money." had hidden the gold pieces. They vis- HARRY PARISEN NEW JERSET_CERTBAL. "Oh, no. Those methods are archaic. were hung with portraits. One I Judg- tween women In the morning, evening ed to be the likeness of the forniof ited tbe house in question and recog- or on Sunday afternoons. A man, ow- 201 David Street Sooth Amboy We propose to have a tag day."—Kan- nized the man I had shot as a notori- sas City Journal. owner, the Spaniard who had murder ing to the exactions of business, may TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY ed his wife and her paramour. Hu ous bandit. They wondered when he call in the evening and on Sunday For New York, Newark and EJMBB- certainly looked capable of murder. nnd Been me lying on the bed that he afternoon. WILLIAM BEHN heth/at 6.23, 7.06, '7.83, 7.B0, '8.17, Naturally. One of his eyes seemed to differ from hnd not shot at me through the parti- Mrs, Jones — Men never know how tion, but I reminded them that this 10.01! 11.28, a. m.; 1258, 8.19, 4.85, tbe other; but, since I had no light ex- Tea Invitations. ELECTBICIAN much they owe to their wives. Now. cept what came from tbe hearth, 1 would have been dltfHilt. Besides, it Invitations to afternoon teas are 6.00, 6.24, 7.34, 8.21. 9.48 p. m. Sun- there's Mr. Blank, who 1B praised by was doubtless to his Interest to fright- day, EL26 a. m.; 1.17, 5.01, 6.47, 8.46, could not make out wherein this dif- very often In tbo form of visiting every one us a successful man, but ference lay. en me away. cards. On the lower left hand corner «.24, ».1O p, m. what would be have been if he hail Having flnlshed my supper, 1 went I never beard that anything was of the card write "At home from 3 un- Electrical Wiring, Fixtures an* fit)) SVw.Vjong Branch, Aflbury Park, never married? Mr. Jones—A bachelor, done to prevent the prem.'ses from be- til 0. Thursday, April 20." my dear.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. out and gathered what green stuff I Work rtc, 111 6, 6.22, 8.65, a. m.; 12.16, 2.34, could find for my horse to eat—I had ing used by bandits The Mexican ru- .86, 5.11, 6J«, 10.10, p. m. SundayB, watered him shortly before at a runnel ral police are not "ery effective, and Hoipltality to Stranger*. 2.66, i\\ 8.3,7, 9.42 a. m.; 5.11, 9.S6 Somo people never have any re- beBlde thu rund—and, returning, smok- soon after my experience Governor Before an invitation of hoEpltallty is T. " \ spect for gray hairs until they have ed a pipe beside the Ore. 1 had no pnrranza started his rebellion against given to a stranger a call should first 135 Stereo* Avenue South Amb •It only : s. Saturday only. acquired a few of their own. mind to occupy the bed with its enor- President Hueita, be made. Telephone IS 4 Mr. Grace ad .CSTODUN SPECIAL MEETING feet that a dfc <•'.- of Mrs. E. E. I payment for safe a. (Continued From Page One) BOARD OF EDUCATION tion passed some tiffii. thirty-five days after the approval of bills were paid and Mi. the State Board bas been secured. When the Board of Education con- PRINTING CO. tion carried. The board then went into executive vened at their special meeting Friday evening the first business taken up The board then -went into ex. or Items or news re- session for a little while, probably was that of a bill of the present city session to consider a personal accompunled by the for a conference with Mr. Samuel ter, after which adjournment was i -.- r to Insure publication treasurer for $360.00. A letter ac- Schleimer, of Elizabent, who was en until the regular meeting. Office at South Am boy companying the bill stated that this present. o matter. Upon reconvening a communication amount was for services as custodian of school moneys from July 4,1912, to was read from the clerk of the Sayre- HARVEST HOME AT PISCATAWAT 4.UGUST 29, 1914. July i, 1914. This would make 'the ville Board of Education which stated monthly stipend $15.00 per month (Continued From Page One) Now that their bill of some eight hundred since the law referred to became ef- several Saturday afternoons volun- who went into Mid- dollars for tuition fees from last year Do not waiL fective. In the dscusslon that arose teers have been clearing up the sell bis stuff walked had been received and would ba upon the bill Mr. Davis stated that grounds working deligently with he has nothing.. very best trap New brought up before the ubard at their Mr. Perrine had spoken to him about grubbing hoes, scythes, etc. Though qch rascals. meeting in the early part of Septem- buyer gets the firm t fl "hiov he this same matter, claiming that tho much has been accomplished and ber. in time. law entitled him to compensation for tbo grounds have already been re- Another communication was receiv- his services. Mr. Davis said that he sorted to daily by increasing num- Our School Suits have uim. ed from the Public Service Gas Co had told Mr. Perrine that the board bers, the plans are for a fully equip- made by a reliable Maker, according u. ailing their attention to the matter had no funds with which to pay any ped playground and beautiful park ' their furnishing fixtures for the bills for back pay such as this and wholly freo to the public. To se- Every fabric is chosen for appearance and omestic science course and offering suggested that he take the matter up cure funds for this purpose a Har- and every point in the making is perfect. make the installations along this with a view to securing pay for future vest Home has been planned for • e. The matter was referred to the services only. Mr. Grace thought that Wednesday, September 2d. As the Suits are always made of double strength amlttee on supplies. it was absurd to contemplate the pay- community in the neighborhood of through. ie bills of Richard Dowling for ment of this bill as the board had not the park is small, though growing •artage, H. MacDowell $35.60 for hired him and he was already getting steadily in numbers, they should be Sizes 4 to 8 years, $1.50, $1.75, $2.001 supplies, Miss Catherine Hic- well paid for his services as city encouraged by contributions of money Sizes 8 to 17 years, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 vriting up specifications, etc. treasurer. Tbo legality of the bill and materials for this object. uoinaa Lovely for repairs to We can prove nothing by prices^ was discussed and oventually the Tho (ieneral Committee consists . roofs, etc., $166.79, Mrs. Thomaa T school laws were produced and the of Charles W. Brltton, Chairman; prove everything by the Suits, if you .llcommons for cleaning the schools, section referred to by Mr. Perrlno in Charles A. Blake, Secretary; Frank our splendid School Clothes. / $28.00; and Frederick Laton for firo his letter was read. From this one IS. Miller, Treasurer; Itov. nnd Mrs. hundred record cards, $7.24, were read would deduce that 'the board had a Henry Hnlo OilTord; Ray Davis; Wll- and after being approved by tho vari- choice of either the city collector or Boys' and Girls' Shoes; Hats, Caps, Neckv lays many llnin K. Dnrloiv, MIHS Elizabeth Bauer, Shirts, Etc. at Rsductd Prices, ous committees wore ordered paid. the treasurer and could appoint either Mrs. Blnke, Mrs. Miller and Mrs, •hem, but It President Davis brought up a mat- of these ofllclnlR. In tho event of no JB own fault, since Hrltton. Tho usual fcatnrcH of a ter which had been called to his at- appointment th<> city treasurer was Harvest Home will bo provided. )' reliably informed if they tention regarding a certain pupil who the one designated by law to act as quble to consult the experl- would probably enter the schools this tho custodian. Although the laiv in.at New Brunswick—Now year. It seemed that the child In »ays that tho official acting In tbla MARY KAKKAMW. question had been ailing In nomo way capucliy "Hliall" receive extra compnn- Mr». Mary Barknlow departed thin U, Mil III!! that would not permit of her entering Hatlon for hla services, It does not llfo lit' the home of IHT Hon-ln-law, ,lly amusing to read the "THE TURNER STORE" or attending school heretofore. Spec- specify any certain amount. TIIIH IH WllllHin Durlyiniilo, Uonlontown avc- •! the press on the road ial privileges were asked for as re- loft entirely to the Board of Educa- nue, (surly Tuesday morning at the Broadway and David Street South from Main street and gards tho teacher and school to bo tion to determine. Although thu bill ago of (17 yearn, She had been III to Bridge street, Sayre didn't scorn to moot with much favor attended, After a littlo dlscunsioa Htimu time. Recently some cln It was finally referred to tho finance Mr. Davis WHS advised to refer tho Tho funeral was h«ld From her prei'e placed in low and soggy committee for investigation Into Us matter to the attention of tho city late residence at 2.30 o'clock on ytjpi this road, and it took con merits and report at the noxt meeting. superintendent with the endorsement Thursday afternoon, the Ilcv. C. S. able space"l\ the' papers to con of the board and tho recommendation Lewis, rector or Christ Church, offi- i such a procedure, when a com The next business taken up was that these special prlvlloges bo grant- ciating at tho service. Interment ent should have been extended tho opening of tho bids for tho erec- ed. was made In Christ Church cemetery. ndenn are considered the bes tion of fire escapes on School No. 1. A report from the chairman of tho Stlllwell & Mason wore funeral direc- rial1 /extant for such spots in a Here, too, the board ran into the finance committee showed that there tors. Therl^gain this road is strict question of finances. Tho original was $592,82 in the treasury of the appropriation for the erection of these o \tt /iroperty, and its use is board at the present time with all bills \ iely through the goodwill fire escapes was eight hundred dol- UNCLAIMED LETTERS. paid up to and Including those sub- lars. The bids submitted were as fol- List of letters remaining uncalled nnsylvanla Railroad Com mitted. In speaking of probabilities .n be closed at any time, lows: H. W. Schrimpf, of Perth Am- for the week'ending August 29, 1914: it was brought out that there was boy, $1,000.00; Vulcan Rail & Con- compelled to use it, Henry Hardinmn, Morgan station; $250.00 due from the State from last struction Company, of Brooklyn, $840. i public road, and to Miss Gracej O'Breln, Morgan; Harry year's appropriations and the unpaid The first bid did not Include the cut- romment on its condi Miss Q, y. Flanagan, Morgan; Miss tuition bill of Sayreville Township ting down, of any windows or doors to The old route through E. Taylor, care of Maxwell's Carni- would make some sixteen hundred furnish adequate doorways. The en- val, Mr/. Sarah Shaw, Mary Slakman TWO KINDS OF SEI •-Wall" is a piibli dollars, roughly speaking, to the gineer who was present stated that jpen to criticism, and Mrs,- Catherine Hick, Mary Sullivan board's credit. this would cost In the neighborhood Mr. E. E. Moore, Thomas Leavey county are responslbl It developed that the bond of Con- of $125.00 for this carpenter and such By John F. Martin on. Mrs, Prank Maul, Mr. Jerome Klown tractor Gundrum for the erection of other incidental work entailed. The Henry Klimm, Mrs. J. Kilmurray.. second bid did not include any of the the retaining wall along the John These letters will, be sent to the concrete foundations for posts, etc., The service the undertaker renders is a street side of the school grounds had Dead Letter Office In thirty days neither did it include the painting of should not be estimated in dollars and cen idgeship not yet been executed notwithstand- When calling for same please say the escapes. The latter bid was final- consideration of the funeral director is, o ing the facilities accorded him by a "Advertised." \ ly accepted subject to approval of the w Geo. S. Silzer member of the board. Stopping of J. W. REA, Postmaster. care of the one who has passed from the plans and specifications by the State the work on this wall was spoken of His next, but not less Important, Is the care by one of the board as the proper Board of Education. The consensus .day Governor Fielder of opinion seemed to be that the erec- SILZER TAKES OATH OF OFFICE. are left to mourn the death of their loved o secutor George S. Sllze thing to it> done until such time as the contractor could see fit to comply tion of these escapes were of sufficient Prqsecutor George S. j'Silzer was Court Judge to succeed Probably no profession requires so many .I.** _. importance to justify the board in ex- sworn In as Circuit Court Judge be- j, Black, who was recently with the requirements of the contract ceeding the amount of their appropria- fore]1 former'Judge J. j'kearny Rice, I flea t ions as thathatt ooff ththee mortuarianmortuarian.. AqAijdd howhow'' 1little .to the Supreme Court bench There wasn't much discussion on this tion as much as necessary* The de- Supreime Court commissioner, Wed- thought and consideration do we glvtfto the various de- ;eded the late Justice Willard point and a motion that the matter ficit can then be made up In next nesday afternoon, n/was in Judge rheea. of handling the contractor - for the tails with which the undertaker is confronted 1 Some un- year's budget. Rice's office that thj> lawyer began afdlng the appointment of Mr, Improvements at School No. 1 be left dertakers are, by nature and training, competent to ex- entirely in the ihands of the chairman the study of law not so many years , tho Governor aald: Engineer McMlcbaels asked whether ercise these Important functions, and many fail In their of the building and grounds commit- ago. / je appointment of Prosecutor the board was willing for. the con- tee to use his own judgment as the duties because that true ideal, inseparable from the funer- IT to the Judgesbip is a purely tractor to continue using gravel in the al director, is wanting, . jraonal one. My long association necessity might require between meet- foundations!! for jljiipiiretaining wall at _L l ings of the board was approved. -wlth blm in the Legislature convinces School No/ 1, ' instead of trap rock. THE MARTIN SERVICE enables all persona, of all creeds, me that ha gave the State the benefit Another motion empowered the He stated that ,;thfl; contractor main- to properly insure against those errors which are com- of .very valuable work. He was an building and grounds committee to go tained that it would cause a great •able, conscientious and honest legis- ahead with the grading as planned deal of delay if trap rock were insist- mon to the average man engaged in the business or pr ' lator. He is a good lawyer with a out some time ago as far as their ed upon as it was difficult to secure. fession of caring for the human dead. large practice and will have to make funds would permit. After some little discussion of the ' a groat sacrifice when he takes the The secretary was asked if he had matter the engineer was Informed T.HE MARTIN SERVICE never overlooks any detail " .ylaoe which ho is eminently qualified notified all the teachers as to the that it was the wish of the board that the funeral. Its equipment throughout is the very . exact date of the opening of school trap rock be used. This Is what was obtainable, and in professional skill it has^reached the to an. . and replied that he had. It also de- specified in the contract and they highest point In the scal\ "All things being equal I think I veloped that all the teachers had wanted the contract lived up to ought to appoint younger lawyers to signified the aceptance of the posi- strictly, The clerk was Instructed to The cost of THE MAJITIN SERVICE is, in many cases, those positions ao that the State in tions to which they were appointed. so notify the contractor. It also de- later years may have Hie benefit of This applied both to the newly en- veloped that the contractor had not less than that of *he Inferior and unprofessional service 1 their training for many years to gaged teachers and the others as well. filed his bond as per the contract and .rendered "undertakers. come, and because the Judges ought The matter of the execution of con- the clerk was also instructed to noti- to bo kept on the bench regardless tracts by those teachers who did not fy the contractor to comply in this of their politics." come under the tenure of office act respect immediately. The board did OFFICE AND FUNERAL PARLOR \George 3. Sllzcr was born in New was also discussed and the fact not take much stock in the delay is- Buasvfick, April 14, 1870. He was brought out that these contracts were sue as regarding the procurement of 192 Broadway Telephone9j South Amboy eduonted In tho public Bchools'and In the ihands of the city superinten- trap rock. graduated from tty> high school in dent awaiting execution as the teach- 1888, being the valedictorian of Ihis The question as to whether or not ers reported. l A GOOD WATCH \ class. He was admitted to the bar Sayreville Township lind paid th/e'.V us an attorney in November, 1892, and By motion the secretary was in- tuition bill of .some eight hundred that keeps correct time, structed to communicate to the cus- us counselor In Novomber, 1899. dollars was brought up by Mr.yttrace and does not need re- Since then he has practiced his pro- todian the action of the board as per- and It developed that this jyill ihad fosslon In New Brunswick, residing tains to the bill submitted by him at not yet been cancelled, /jpon, mo- pairing often, is a treas- in Metuchen. a former meeting. tion, the secretary was Ip'jtructed to ure to the man of affairs Ho has served DU the Board of o notify them to pay up at once. STRIKERS DISCHARGED. that he values highly. Examiners for candidates for admis- The following bills ;'.vere read and sion to the bar, and also in the New Last Wednesday the gang of men ordered paid: V. Noivell James, for We have a magnificent Brunswick Board of Aldermen as a who were working at the dismantling ropalrs to the heatllig system, $52.47 stock of fine watches in member from the Third Ward, and as of tho reloaders in what is known nnd $50.75; Henry ply, for carpenter chairman of the Democratic county as the "stock grounds" in the local work in, conection'with tho changes hunting and open-face committee. He was unanimously P. R. R. yards decided, it is said, n the typewriting, and stock rooms, for men, of the finest nominated for State Senator by his that they weren't getting enough etc., $38.75; Edward McDonough, for party in 1906 and was elected by a money for their work and according- carting cinders, 50 loads, $30.00; C. I. makes in the world, and pluarlity of 106 over the then Senator ly struck for a raise. They were Bergen for janitors' supplies, $44.32; in rich and handsome William H. C. Jackson. He made his ANNOUNCEMENT! called to the office which employed William T. Hammell, for painting as cases. fight on the principle of anti-bribery. them Thursday morning and given per contract, $80.00, extra work en- In 1909 he was renomlnnted without their wages and dismissed. About tailed, $12.75; William E. Slovur, opposition and was re-olected by an the snme time a fresh gang of men janitor's supplies,}$2.10; Charles Tlm- SAMUEL KIINSTLINGER, We announce that we have bought backjthe Increased plurality of 1,879 over Judge were started doing the work of the mins, hardware, •. $3.26; Now York Jeweler nnd Optician 'licks, Republican. strikers and ' the dismantling now Telephone Company, service, $3.00; A. Broadway, Opp. C. R. R. Station South Amboy Cleaning, Dyeing and Tailr ring It was on March 26, 1912, that Mr. goes merrily ou. It is said that some Parlsen, chemltala, $1.70; Reralne- Uzer was named as prosecutor of of the men had worked for the con- ton Typewriter Co., reparlng ma- 'ddleseX. cern for several years. chines, $10.73; South Amboy Poat Business. GOLD Office, stationery, $16.24; South Am- Subscribe for The Citlxen. Advertise in The Citizen. boy Printing Co., .idvertlslng, 50c.

\ Sugar, Ib 61c' Evaporated Milk, ca .eries. Limit 10 lbs. Look out for higher market. Gold Cross

•i% your share of the specials we are offering this week, as almost anything you buy these daj I creases in value over night. A word to the wise is sufficient. All specials in this adv. are for Saturday, Monday find

us Raritan River Fancy Sugar Corn, can - 7 he Sugar Cured Hams, lb. - £ ,.. traffic for severa' 1 ^turday night. Hires' Extract, ^•"•J." bottle Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg. 5c :Vr ||»irtjr'"to seventy weakflsh to •• • Pi "the catch made with hook Fels Naptha Soap, 6 cakes 2*3e 'ne on Sunday last. Hershey's Cocoa, }4 lb box 14Lhc

Salmon, of Mechanlosville, Fancy Chum Salmon, can 8c Evaporated Milk, can • 4c lls new auto with a run to and last Sunday. Royal Baking Powder, 1-2 lb. SOc Fairy Soap, cake - - 82c Petitions are now being widely I Circulated for the offices that are to I be nlled at the coming election. STAMP SPECIALS We Give Green Trading Stamps Free Deliveries Everywhere STAMP SPECIALS 15.00 In itapipg with followtagi 11.00 In stamps with following i • The annual clam bake of the Jolly Best Tea/an* flavor, %lb... U« [organ Club will be held at their Imperial Baking,. Pdr., %lb. 26c tdquarters, Morgan, to-morrow Peanut Butter, Jar 10c Brown Bros. Tea Co. (Sunday). Com Starch, pkg Wo 110.04 In stamps wlth>oUowlagi "BLUE FRONT GROCERY" ' Mr, S. T, Bastedo, of George street, Vanilla Extract, bottle.... lOo Bety Tea, any flavor, has recently sold a-couple of lots on Puddine, package 10o In-.perlal Baking Pdr., lib. .So Morgan Heights to Joseph Crawford 183 Broadway Telephone 206 .Newark.

j:;'A, State auto Inspector held up a ute service la what is needed,during resting. Several times now this his- iihachlfie on Stevens avenue Thursday rush hours. toric bench has been ubollshod, 'night for speeding. The case will be Many Is the battle that has been Heard la tor. H Is vory likely that the local Ter- fought over again there, many the BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS ra Cotta baseball team will feel the railroad strike settled, and so forth excursion to Asbury Park of loss of their pitcher, who has gone all donw tho line of happenlngH both Wo have a limited number of excellent Boys' Fall Weight Suits, the M. El. Kunday School on Thurs- to Washington to take a position in great and small that bavo contribut- In both Bulgarian and plain Norfolk styles, which we will closa out day was tho largest ever run. All the treasury department, severely. ed to the making of history. this Saturday at exceptionally reduced prices. had a good time. Every suit carries our regular guarantee (^satisfaction. Sizes Toonl Kwtltnskt and Frank Grace, In tho Keansburg baby parade last '^Master Joseph Connors was struck 8 fo 17 ' • • two of last year's high school grad- Saturday there- were qulto a large by a motor cycle on Stevens avenue uates, will enter Pennsylvania Col- number of entrants from this city. $4.00 Suits $2.98 $6.00 Suits $4.50 on Sunday, Fortunately he escaped lege at Gettysburg this fall. They Some of those entered from hero se- % '.With' Blight bruises. $5.00 Suits $3.75 $7.50 Suits $5.98 will there enter upon a two year pro- cured prizes, too. Miss Ida May medical course. Brown, of Main street, received a it:" reported that Abe Forgotson, Beautiful loving cup as third prize In First Showing of Oir Special 50c Balbriggan avenue, has purchased tie doll carriage division. Miss Leola ¥'1914,Saxton runabout from William It Is said that a great deal of In- and White Lisle Underwear 3t convenience is caused on a certain Gpt»r of Broadway, secured a second "Peterson, of South River. prWin tho trlcycle'dlvislon; and Miss New fall Woolens 39c, 3 for $1, is a "very avenue In town by automobiles stand- • $; Hazel Maneo, received a second prize ing across the Bidewalk thus necessi- in our center window good buy for early Fall. ATtie water commissioner has been former pony turnout. tating passersby to go out Into the orthe busy' repairing a couple of leaks in road to got around. • tjie'Vater mains on Henry street dur- Wh! at his work last Monday About 75 Fall Weight Suits ing' the early part of this week. Mr. Morrison, of Rahway, played Councilman-at-large Stratton met including many of the ECuppenhelmer make sold formerly as high the pipe organ In the Methodist Epis- with a plalnful accident. It seems I'The stork paid a visit to the home as $20.00. For Saturday selling $12.30. copal church last Sunday evening at he was using an alligator wrench to }t;Mn,and Mrs. Joseph Leonard, of the services and rendered some.very tighten a leaking valve when the Catherine atreet, last Monday moro- excellent selections which were very wrench slipped and precipitated him n's1 and left a bouncing baby boy. TUB STORE THAT SATISFIES much appreciated. downward, His hand struck on another support of some kind and the tJonathan Compton, of. Bordentown Prof. F, W. Steins, of Stevens ave- heavy wrench, which he still had in 7e'nue;;".hfts secured a contract for nue, had charge of the music and his hand, smashed the third finger of BRIEGS ie'l'er'ectlon 'of two houses in South bis right hand badly. Although the *-*•. singing which formed a part of the Tha tailor, Clothier and Habardaahar Iyer for the Safran 'Realty Company. injury "was exceedingly painful he K.'Vs ,, . _____ entertainment in the Church of Our stuck it oW until he got home when 91 Smith Street .Perth Amboy, N. J. Mi'sB^Margaret Rebfuss, of Broad- Lady of Victories In Sayrevllle last the day's Work was done. Then re- iy/,.won a Red Cross nurse doll In Sunday evening. lief for the injury was obtainable. • prize-drawing at ^Keanaburg last .turday during the carnival there. The European war is having a de- • •/ cided effect upon the coal shipping industry'both locally and at other , A , •' ' |flt Is said that there has been a points. The Berwind-'Whtte business scarcity of vegetable hucksters" about has dropped to almost bait the for- town during .the past week and mer size it was when all the steamers housewives are wondering why. were running. fit is laid that the bunch of loiterers around the Post Office the other night The body of Michael Cameron, who Sjyere told "If you fellows want to was killed at First street crossing stand here you'll have to move on," some weeks ago, was shipped on Monday to Lansburg Station, Nova •f; Speaking of checkers reminds one Scotia, by orders of his brother, Tho- mas Cameron. The deceased is said 7, »Uf- that .there la a; rumor current to the to have left a small estate in Nova * HAVE STRUCK THE KEYNPE effect that beacon can now trim Len- nie'about two out of every six games. Scotia. to low prices and intend to keep on striking that note right along. Look .pricesover. ,. , up for, the winner of Charles Steuerwald Is making some the pennant in"v*thf ">uth Shore very attractive improvements to his League is now on exhi

•:•"'• • • / ...... — Witt h er 804 = is still st TO FABiTEKS. SporiinS not playing Comment. team and that v -•VX yens, Agriculturist Company have a ey Railroad.) points. What is s have reached me other's loss, seem? u SOME GAMES TO-DAY. •he control of wood- later with the Terra Cotta team o everything goes. ' ms they hare been If the schedule is carried out in the South Shore League for whom h< The standing of the teams . is year. They itav tbe South Shore Industrial League was a fortress both as a pitcher and ent is as follows: V ; : as a hitter. Some time ago he took 'ly harmful to such this week there will be a few games | W. L. P.O. and successfully parsed a civil ser- i, and as is often the in the different towns covered by the Y. M. C. A....r.;'.'. *'•*... 9 0 1.000 vice examination and later was ap the . iave broken their ieg. teams. The local attraction will be Middlesex Embroidery Co. 9 4 .692 pointed to tbe position, he will hence Safety. i have been broken by a game on Star Field between the I. S. P. &. C. Co 6 6 .500 forth fill. "Safety .he holes. I have notie- Herman-Aukam Co., of South River, Sayre & Fisher Co.. 5 7 .416 dditlon to these two ob and the local Y. M. C. A. Although S. A. Terra Cotta Co 2 8 .200 "1. Be considb ... where the farmer has the local team has been winning con TEXJfIS MATCH ON Hermann-Aukam Co...... 2 9 .181 "II. Go slow: 1. . a woodchuch hole, and drive tinuously since the formation of the P. R. B. Y. M. C. A. COURT o 2. Passing vehicles: 3. . |t in the raeadow or grain field league early In the season and tie The Tennis Association of the loca IT 18 SAID THEBE IS crossings: 4. Turning corners, ys leaves a ragged spot of un South Hiver aggregation losing near- Y. M. C. A. vindicated itself last Sat- "III. Stop: 1. At railroad cro grain which spoils, the ly as continuously the latter have ONE BOBN ETEBY MINUTE urday afternoon on the local courts. ings: 2. Behind standing street ' hot the field. been allowed to "pad" their lineup. This was the story the bug told Several times In succession this as- "IV, Use chains on slippery As a consequence of this privilege me as he sat on a log of Wood by • sjJlTbaB been agreed that these wood sociation has been defeated at the merits. they have been sort of experimenting the Shore of the Lake, near the Bush, buck's should be billed off but from hands of outsiders, but they stuck it "V. When in doubt—go more or less for some time past and eating a Cobb which he got Fromme: ^number in sight this year it Is out and now have the honor of being stop." they might spring a surprise of some "My name is Henry Alexander ent that very little progress has victors of a match between the Parlin By what magnification o ,. kind—and then again they might not. Johnson, and I came from Maranville x made in this direction. For Tennis Club and themselves. Last what relief of raised enamelled it At the Sayre & Fisher diamond In O'Day ago. I find it Hartzhell to ' SB who have the time and the Saturday they swept everything bo- ters, by what brilliance of colors can Sayreville the local Terra Cotta Co.'s stick to a Job. I have been a Baker iqrtlng instinct they serve as a very fore them and took the match in four these rules be impressed upon the team and the Smokeless Powder boys of Graham bread, a Boucher, and ,ood mark, but they -will probably not straight games. The match consisted mind of a multitude of devll-wag- from Parlin are scheduled to come to many a Viox have I killed—a Cole- be'eradicated or materially reduced of a double set and three singles. oneers? Peoplo that mean well, but blows. Just who the new pitcher In man, a Tinker and a Turner. I sold arc too ready to take chances, If ' in" this way. \ \ Messrs. Grace and Locker played place, of Molly will be is hardly defi- Brown and Lavender Cravaths, Plea, they won't spare their own lives they, ' It Is now an excellent time of the partners in the doubles and made a nitely settled. It will doubtless be Plea and—Demmitt, I have even been might at least refrain from takinf jear to begin a campaign > against very efficient combination. In the hard to find one to 911 the shoes of a Butler in Morgan's House! Ho chances with those of other persons. them. There are no suckling :«>ung double the Parlin players did not this player, caught me and Marlon, the Cook, at —N. Y. Sun. to suffer in case the mother vood- play as strong as they have been It Is up at South River that the his Stock of Wlleon one Knight when cbucJc 'is killed, and if killed before playing and Locker and Grace had o p toughest problem will have to ihe camo home from tho Ball, and £*il plowing, most of the boles can>,be little difficulty in defeating them. solved from Indications of the past, Chase(d) us botb. away. I Grant 1 Shakespeare1! Birth, plowed under and the Held levelled '; The Parlin players in the double set Hore the Middlesex Embroidery Oo. was Zwilllng to go, n'i right, but ho Tho I'xurl date of SliiiltospiMire's for Spring. The most effective way were Chapman and Heinz. In the and the Sayre & Fishor combine* gave us a raw Deal. We didn't hear birth Is nol known, nnrt the ac'ci>|it«l Js with the use of carbon bi-sulphlds first Bet Grace and Locker came out cr a. cruder form of the same material come together. The last men- tho Bell King. ilato of April £1 Is IIIIMMI OU clrcuu- with the score 6 to 2 in their favor, stimtiiil uvidcmi'. Tlicri' In record evi- tioned team played hard all summer "Now I am Dooln anything I can 1 known, as funia. Take three ounces of tho respective scores being, 6-3; C-3; dence Hint hi WMK Impllzt'cl on April to a short time ago when they this, nour it on a rag, excelsior, 111063 G-3; 5-3; 4-1; 4-3; 4-0. In tho see- Land work at. I was out,about a 2fl, 1C(1I, but no 1'i'cord i-vidi-nce of the stn\ck a slump, the culmination of or anything that will absorb it, put it ond set the same players came out Milan a half In the ilclils one day date of his birth. lie died April 23. which was defeat at the hands of the well down in the hole and fill in the again on the long end or a seven to and was getting along Knlsoly plck- 1(110, mid tlu> inscription upon bis mon- local Terra Cotta boys. outlets with sods or dirt HO that the five score, Some of the< games in Snodgraas when—Good Lord!— a ument Is evidence tlint lie hud nlremly The schedule is pretty long and hln fifty third year, but IIOCH not gases cannot escape and simply leave this «et wore very hard fought. The heavy Schauer camo up! It certain- will necessitate the teams playing f any hlrth (lute. From them; data it in; this way. respective Bcores were, 4-3; 4-2; 4-1; ly did DauBs me before I had time well over Into month of October In nnd "thcr PUCII Informntion n« they Satisfactory results come front 4-2 ;4-2; 4-2; M; 4-2;, 4-1; 4-1 j to Dodge behind the Stack of Wheat, order to .play the games scheduled. which 1 had to Mowo myself. I roulil iititaln, ii!itli|iinrlcH In the eight- ?-„ pouring a pint of light gasoline down 4-1; 4-2. In tho first set the local eenth century, 100 years after his None of the managers relish the idea found a Seaton the floor there. That v,»the'hole and blocking all holes, as playerB won the first, second, third, dentil, llxcd the date of his'birth'.an of playing double headers so it ap [^ ' above. Others report satisfactory re- fourth, sixth, and eighth games and rain ought to make me Grab, I April 2H, 1504, three days before his pears to be unlikely that any time ;;* suits by burning sulphur and fanning In tho .second sot the locals won the quit that Kraft and wont to Hamilton, baptism. Though not proved beyond will be saved In that manner. ,i-* (he, fumes into the hole until they second, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, not being a very strong Walker, I doubt. Unit date is universally accept- 'fc •.show at the other end In case there T*e league in itself started off with eleventh and twelfth games, took a Carr, and after Crossln many ed.-Phlladelplila Press. a very favorable outlook for tho a Btreet, finally reached home, where fe is one, or until the hole seems to be In tho singles Messrs. Barr aijd future but of late things have been I found my old Graney ill with the »%, Ailed.' All of these are effective, the Hitt played against-each other. I^ going against it in numerous ways. Plpp and unablo to sell her Ware3. :.J', flrst' perhaps being the surest:} way, Barr played a good game all thd way Tbe lack ot patronage Is said to be I Getz out my Hyatt, puts it on and Infection and Insect Bites Dangeronsv '' and vthere is no great danger attach- through but it was also a very htfrd one of the contributing causes of the goes out to get medicine. I out Whit- Mosquitoes, files and other Insects, od* to i any of them, The carbon bl» game as his opponent was on the!job difficulties and the trouble the play- ted tbe druggist as a Speaker, all whloh breed quickly in garbage palls, 'Bulphlde is a poison and care should evory minute. >Mr, Barr won the jirst era are having in arranging to be on right, which was one of my chief ponds of stagant water, barns, muBty /,|je'$aV«n not to breathe the fumga set six to three and the second] six band for the games is probably an- Ames."—Exchange. places, etc.,, are carriers of disease. , ,Jhe work Is not much and the re- to two. The second set scor.es *ere, other. There have been wme slight —o—— Every time they bite you, they inject certalnly make It worth while. 4-2; 4-0; 4-2; 4-1; 6-4; 4-0; 4-2; indications that a spirit of amity la poison into your system from which 4-2. Hitt won the third and Beventh SPOUTING NOTES. sadly lacking between some of the some dread disease may result., Go. MAT STOP IMP0BT8 games only. In ths first set tho teams and with the general lack of Wonder if the Powers-That-Be in a bottle ot Sloan's Liniment. It if 1 scores were, 4-1; 4-1; 4-2; 4-1j 5-3; " ''ii; OF FI,iST PEBBLES interest that is being taken In base- the South Shore Industrial League antiseptic and a few drops will neu 4-1; 4-1;. 4-1; 4-1. Hitt won the ball all over tbe country, the sleding will award that Y. M. C. A.-S. & F. trallze the infection caused by insec fourth, seventh and eighth only. ..,Used In Potterr Manufaetiue—Sp.jpiy for this league Is fast becoming rough game last Saturday to the locals as bites or rusty nails. Sloan's LInl Messrs. Crane and Flaherty were op- Indeed. It is.rather feared by many gracefully as they have somo others. ment disinfects Cuts, Bruises an £j.\- . Obtainable In Untted States. ponents in one of the remaining set that affairs are rapidly drifting Sores. Tou cannot afford to be Wltr kh. In'1913 nearly $320,000 worth of of singles. Here Crane had the ad- toward the rocks. If the youngsters keep on practicing out it in your home. Money back £--,iilnt pebbles'were Imported into the vantage of his opponent all: through on Broadway they ought to be fairly Some time ago the Herman-Aukam not satisfied. Only 25c. at your Dnr fe-'Un'lted States, mainly from Denmark the game. He, apparently.f played well acquainted with the course by aggregation was Just on the point of gist. • ^and^grance. In these cpuntrles the very easy. The local lad Won in two the' time that next Old Home Day withdrawing from the league on ac- Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Sores. ^ flint'occurs as irregular nodules in sets, the scores of which yere six to rolls around and they will then be count of their .failure to get enough V't thevohalk cliffs that border certain two and Bix to four. Stulltz and Chap- able to get away in good shape re- players that would be eligible under '£;„ parts of the coast, and under the im- man were the opposing payers in,-the gardless, of the crowd, '-.,l,pact of the waves on the shore the the rules. They were only persuaded remaining set of singles rend here too to stick in with the rest of the bunch «'• hard' flint becomes freed from its rel- the story was much the same. These There were only two games played by changing the rules so that they '/• atively soft chalk matrix and Is two players put up a hard, game but in the South Shore League last week. THE ONLY could have outside players to fill In fourth Si lathered in great quantities from the that underhand jujt that Stultz had Getting back into action rather, slow of P. Hal and strengthen their lineup. Now ' beaohes for shipment to all parts of was too much forwr* Chapman. The after tbelr long rest. , the world.' At their destination the with the Terra Cotta's strongest pit- scores in this single were six to three cher out of the'lineup permanently EXCURSION ' more;-, irregular nodules are calcined and six to three. *"' it Is feared that this team will give • and ground tola fine powder .for use Britain'* Civil 8irvie*. up the ghost. These tennis matches are becoming ia> pottery manufacture, but those Life in a civil service office ii a very TO quite popular in and about surround drab affaic today. But sixty years ago ttat n»ve been weil rounded by the o ' • Ing vicinity and loyalists are also It appears to nave bad its compensa- wares', are reserved for use in tube RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S GAMES. fast finding entertainmemnt in watch- tions. Sir Algernon West, who enter- mllii, their hardness and chemical in- The results ot the, games . in the ing the' fast work of the players. The ed the admiralty in 1851. recalls, In crtaMs making tbem a desirable, South Shore. Industrial League1 last game may look very easy but its just his "Reminiscences," tbe figure of an grinding ag«nt'_ • - "r ' ' J • official "always dressed In a black and Saturday were as follows: as hard a game to play well as any , - < ThVUnlUd States Geological Sur- snuffy suit" It was the chief clerk. At South , Amboy—Middlesex JBm- of the other athletic sports, and It ' yey reports that Hhe cutting oft of the has Its own peculiarities that are not This gentleman "occasionally came to as-- broldery, 13; 8.' A. Terra Cotta Co,, the office in the morning dressed in a Satur ich .. ifratfjp. * ^ imports'of,'flint pebbles should work found in everyone who aspires to be 8. ' * " great frilled shirt front and evening Fred .-mturt, President;*John,K- nto material hardship to the, pottery At. South River—I. S. P. ft C. Co., a player. In verification of this state- clothes and announced that, as be was ld, tr 11; Herman-Aukam Co., 3. . ment you are most cordially Invited going to dine out that evening, be -•a compared; with the crystaline quarts urer; B. Qrohe, librarian; ,• ' Plerson ''pitched for the Smokeless to come down to the courts any after- should not be at tbe office the next largely' quarried in Connecticut, New noon and see for yourself. Then day. Frederick Locker, who always •.' j\ Crart Baritaa, 1U, 4 F. of A, i lads at South River and for a young- OB tbo second and fourth Wtdu* York,' and Maryland, and as the sup- wore kid gloves in tbe office for fear ster did very effective work. He was again there will be another out and >" IA ANY ROUTB ot each month,- at I p. nt, u Prot ply of the quartz Is far in excess ot be would dirty bis hands with ink in fine form and held his oppqnent3 out match played again next Saturday tkm HalL Chlaf Rafiar, Marc. the present demands. , A cutting off with a fast team. Just who this team • • * was evidently not impressed *THIt tlASON Peterson; Sub-Chief Ranftr, Lorn n hand very easily, His team mates - of the. supply of rounded flint pebbles will be had not been decided at the with the dignity of tbe man or the of- Borland: Plnan. Secretary, Bdwan were Very busy with the stick and fice, for on my asking him what his Dawan; Treasurer, Mlcna*! Zapko , • suitable' for tube-mill use would, it Is time this article was written. WILL BE ON did some pretty heavy hitting against duties were he said, 'All I know Is, Rec. Secretary, Louis Marnier; flr. probable,, entail some inconvenience, . o- - the Herman-Aukam boys, that whenever I want a clean towel or Woodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood-f for ready-rounded flints are not known' a piece of fresh soap, I always ring ward, Nelson Kviest;,.. 8r. Ba/'y&! to occur in this country, Recourse At Star Field the game was much THE FIELD WAS LONESOME. Michael Praia; Jr. BaadHSJ/ ; "' the same. Molly pitched a good the bell and send for the chief clerk!'" Thursday, Hartman; Trustees, Aaron might be toad to artificial rounding of Last Saturday afternoon the local —London Citizen. y game for the locals but his team Richard MeCloud, Sr, AAndrew domestic flints, which are known to Y. M. C. A. South 'Shore Industrial meyer. occur in abundance in the region near' went all to the bad and the result League team was scheduled to travel September 10 An Unfortunate Phraat. ,, Austin; Tex,, where they weather out' was a faroe. The Middlesex pitcher, up to Sayreville to meet the Sayre & '"Frani der kaiser." Nupoleon's fa- Heck, was strong in every way and FlshBr team of that place. Well, the VIA LOWEST PRICE! "4, of; beds ot Cretaceous chalk, or to the ther-in-law, who was a rather weak -•-','_ 'artificial rounding of'white vitreous kept the hits few, and far scattered. ocals went up there all right and HARDWARE STORE IN TOWN. This game was Molly's last game as and silly ruler, had nevertheless a thor- ,''•); quaftzltes, which are known to occur then found no one to receive them. oughgoing belief In absolutism and in "•'[ at a few places in this country. he left the next, morning to take up They camped on the ball grounds for the divine right to rule of even the New Jersey Central C. I. BERGE3 duties in connection with a position '.'V-Where a small amount of iron M an quite a spell, but as they didn't even most incompetent of the Hapsburgs. Cornet Bteveni avenue and Flm itree •Mmpurlty would not be detrimental In n tho Treasury in Washington. In spot a native from whom they might His abilities, such as they were, were Hardware, Tinware, Agatewa '|;V<;th.e ground product, use might ho iB going we lose one very, popular have gleaned some crumbs of infor- best displayed in catechisms that he Round Trip Gas fixtures, Mantels, Gas 'p.,, made of rounded quartz pebbles such player and a prominent figure in mation they concluded to come back wrote and printed for the use of bis . Plates, Ete. tumbler subjects and in peevish crit- Tickets ... •S.. as occur in the valleys of many rivers ocal athletics, He was one ot those o a live burg. Eventually they ar- icisms of those of superior Intelligence. Children 91.2S SCHOOL SUPPLIES-BigSfr ;,> that drain regions of crystalline rock most Instrumental in tho formation rived home again without having According to the author of a recent of the first basketball team and the played any game, but otherwise none Stationery, Tobacco and Cigi %•> —for. .example, tho Potomac near life of Archduchess Maria Louisa of ntroduction of that game into this -Sk Washington. the worse for their adventure. Austria entitled "An Imperial Vic- Qood only on Sptelal Train city a few years ago? From the time : Canraa Blovei, Electric Llffct B " o—•• - , tim," the emperor once raged against achodulod as follows: of 'Its inception until' a winter ago his doctor for remarking that he had . lawn Sowers Sharpen-ftd. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Ltivt ' a.m. ^ • Conttlpatlon Cniei SIckneM. Molly was one of the local stars of a good constitution." •' ,;•'. Don't permit yourself to become this game, He served an enlistment As there ihave been no games In "Never let me hear that word ngaln!" Perth Amboy.... 8.20 r* flonstlpated, as your ByBtem lmmedt- n the Marine Corps and there played ;he South Shore Industrial League he said. "Say robust health if you .>'i1 (tely begins to abaorb poison from and learned the game. He also play- for some time the standing of the like. There is no sucb thing as a goot? South Amboy . . . 8.25 .the backed-up waste matter.. Use ed: with the Corps' baseball team eams is again* making Its appearance constitution," Cliffwood 8.82 LIBRARY ' i)r. King's New Ufe Pills and keep while he was stationed In Cuba and after a considerably lengtby absence. The Latest Popular Books Wfl -.' well, There is no better safei guard when he returned to this city he had This time it will be noticed that'the. The frankness with which a seven- Matawan 8.86 Added Is They Are Publish* '- against illness, JuBt take on^ dose ittle trouble in breaking into the 'Middlesex Embroldory Company teen-year-old girl says she's an old Returning, km Atlantic CltjO.lO p. m, For Small Sam Ton Can Ret ' to-night 2Bo at your SmggUt\* * gamo where he speedily became rec- crawled a little closer to the lea> maid Is only exceeded by the frank- Beading. / Sucklen's Arnica Salve for Skin HrW ognized as a heavy hitter. He hns ar as per centage goes and ness with which she denies - it ten THE A. C. PABISEN UBBiB tlona. ' played wife "the oia Athletics and, Stndkekless Powder people also years later. Advertise in The Citizen. South Amboy. EATS ITS 0*N TAIL (|uecr Feast of the Tadpole Be- NEVER ID. fore It Becomes a Frog. t -. Advertisements in the EVOLUTION OF A POLLYWOG. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZE Changes That Mark the Transition of This Curious Creature From an Aquatic to an Air Breathing Animal. Are Working Twenty-Four Hours How It Differs From the Toad. There is no more Interesting creature on earth than a pollywog, or tadpole, Did you ever see a pair of russet for it is i) fish in tlie process of trans- An advertisement placed in the CITIZI shoes done over to make 'em white? formation into a laud animal. T!i« whole process can be watched If you bas no time limit to its usefulness to th icunrd'calls out ".lerusa- Who Is the big, young man who put a fe-R- pollywogs In a milk bottle advertiser. It works 24 hours a day, L vve disembark a mile from or jar full of water with some water r was teasing the small child on Broad- , get into a rickety modern hack, way last Sunday afternoon? Was it plants. your ad is well written and interesting, it •h has evidently done duty iu MIHII1 In any of tbe pouds in the parka In funny, Bill? Ve\ civilized community, i\ml aro tlie cities or In tlio pools In tlie suburbs will be laid aside by the reader for future lUnced over thi> rough roads nnd tin1 in tbe proper Benson frog spawn can reference. Or, if your ad reaches the right 'Intolerable cofoldcslnnes within the "Just one blamed thing after an- be found. It floats on tlie water like gates, until tit hist we are lauded nt other breaks," is doubtless the opin- masses of sago pudding. A lmndfu) prospect, it will make an impression on his our modern liolol. so different fniin the ion of tlie owner of a certain motor- of this will furnish entertainment for memory which will last for days, weeks ltbnn of ancient (lino. cyclo about town. spvernl n'oel And here our disillusion lias only be- (line tflve ii HitWoii in ovoltitinn, and even months. ( gun. The fit.v of which we road us That there is a certain man In this The Npuwu Unit lloats ou the iiond^ is tin1 cups of froHH. Thuy li\y it in Consider for a moment, can't ytw recall accommodating 1,000,000 K»«MH on the town that would make a most attrac- feast day could bnrilly todny piilcrlnln llii> flMt wiirm dnj'H of Kjirlng, Hprenil- an advertisement which you rend months 1,000 strangers within its uulls, and tive sky-line If he were to lie down Inn.'il wliwu Hit! tnyn of tin- mm will since a multituili> of pilgrims come flat on bis bnclt. 'wnrni It, Knell egg contains n yollt, ago which was so strongly imijretf&ed ou every year from Knssln and Italy nnd which is iho food nf the living (.win '.France and (lermauy. tliene lmtlMie Who are the young couple that fell within, and In coated wild black, prob- your memory that you still remembor the Wvo'wrected gie.it holds outside (hi1 asloop last Sunday evening while ulily to attract us miK'h boat us pos- offer made ? \ Walls for till! ai't'ommmlfltloii of pil- courting nnd didn't walco up until sible nml nt tho Hiunc! time to protect Ifio (.win from the punetraUng ultra The results of advertising may hot- be* grims. nearly two o'clock? But these, lino nml uvon magnificent vlolot rays of tho light, which would instantaneous. Don't exp'ect that when as they are, tulto us not buck to the rtuNtray It. Tho blucif ynllc is in tlie Wonder what became of tho prizes v Jerusalem of 2,000 years ago, 1ml rpll confer of ii mass of tritnHpnrcnt jelly, you spend a dollar for/'advertising today to bo awarded to tlio person coming which is tliere im n protective coveriiiK. sus, only of the modem city, where half that it will return to y/du ten-fold tomorrow. a dozen great nntlons uro building tUo furthest and entertaining tho If a small IUIIBH of spawn be placed these'hotels und liowpitaIs in order (o most people on Old Home Day? In II Jar of wiitor liml wntclied dally Newspaper advertising is the very best gain political and commercial advan- wi Hi MII ordinary magnifying IJIUBB the black yolk of each «KB will presently tage anil patiently awaiting the time A certain brakeman on a railroad medium for bringing to the attention of the 'when tlipy can oust from his PORROR- lie Keen to iiHKunifi n wiusuj;o-llke shape. that maintains a stutlon bore In town Gradually this taken tlio form of a tiny buying public your butdneas and your sion tho Turk who, him so long held boating It up Church street recently sway within the sncroi city.—Christian pollywog, which soon begins to wrlg- wares and gaining their confidence by im- with a quart of icecream (?) in a con. 'Herald. • glo. After a few days tlienc little black bodies wriggle out through tho trans- pressing on them your personality and After chasing a trolley car throe parent Jelly and attnch theuiNelvcs to reputation for fair dealing, |^ PAWNSHOP RUNNERS. blocks It's hard luck to have It go bits of green sticks or weeds, which should be placed in the Jnr with them. right on heartlosaly'and leave one all 'A'Curious Feminine Profeeilon That out of breath in the middle of the For some time they romulu'attached if'v'i'p: Exists Only In London. to such supports by a suciter, waiting street. i.; A; police court case hits' called atten- for the opening ot the mouth. As yet lcp 1 Try an Advertisement for Three Months tion to the oxltp'y I' London of n there are no visible eyes, but small {vocation' which f* tot known to exist Who is the young man who went stumps on each side of the bend will In the CITIZEN. .nhyyhere else In'tlie world. It Is thnt crabbing recently and after promising be noticed. These nre the gills. The of puwner, a profession given over en- several Df his friends a nice mess of whole skiy-'if oirfmlned with a leni tirely to women who, in tlie poorer dis- crabs caught and brought back—two will bo found.to be-iovered with.a sort 'trjeta of London, undertake for si of anjBiated velvet pile, for its eompo- 'small compensation to carry the goods lono crabs? u«yi/1ljrcucls uro In constant motion, of their necessitous but sensitive neigh- thereby creating a stream of fresh wn- MILK AS_A_FO0D. SAMUEL E, SHINN & SON liors, to tbe pawnshops. Most of tills Tha young fellow that is already tcito carry on the work of breathing, .'work of pawning Is done for women beginning training for the bicycle iinfl a little later these movements will It H*i Mor* Dry Matter and NutritlM PAWTEBS, DECORATORS, /wlio,aro ashamed to be seen entering a race on next Old Home Day by taking be% strong enough to bear the body Than Some Solldi, pawnshop, but some of it is done for slowly nlong, so that locomotion nt this The food value of milk, though • ADD PAPEB HAR6EBS other, women who are too busy to at- early morning rides to such nearby stave Is like that of the lowliest of llv- hackneyed topic, is worth a moment'! tend-, to the formality. towns as Keyport, Kcansburg, etc. 87 HH8T ST. lng\g'patures, tbe protozoa. consideration, writes D. S. Burch la jVJ.ii certain districts these pawncrs Farm aud Fireside. Though It is • 'are known as "runneis," und they live A bird flew into the store of one of '\Vhen\ttie mouth appears the inside of the great fleshy lips and the jaws liquid, milk contains more dry matter 'oxfttbis work, charging from 1 to 2 our local merchants, one day this 'cents* for' each Journey, according to will be found to be armed with rows tban some solids. Skeptics can sur-C. H. EDWARDS week, and be captured it and placed of horny teeth numbering many hun- prise themselves some dull day by put- CARPENTER and BUILOKR " means of their clients. In one of It in a cage. On speaking of his dreds. Tbe gills will also have grown ting a pun of milk in the inner part of Window and Door Nets a Specialty '.meanest streets of tlie east end, prize to another merchant, he in- considerably. These, however,- soon n double boiler, evaporating it and ob- Estimates Furnished abt) . tch has a pawnshop at either eud, quired if It meant any omen to hava give place to internal gills, and the serving 'the dry matter It contains. :wp women ply a busy trade as pawn- a bird fly in his Btore. The reply water taken at tlie month passes out The figures that follow are interesting, Jobbing Promptly Done was, "Yes, $20 fine by the Game War- iignin by n small funnel on the right too, from a food basis: ; One "of "these women is a widow side of the bead. This nshllke sfttge P.O. Box35 36 lohnStreet. den." The blrdman than rushed to Per cent Unll«ot inown and trusted In this work, and disappears with the appearance of the Foods. ' dry matter, •nergir. •be' hag built up a big connection iu his store and liberated the bird. It fore1 Milk 12.6 S10 he,neighborhood, She uses a peram- was only a common English sparrow. Mushrooms 1L9 US The .Und legs next appear, and as Oysters -....11.1 » ' 8OT)iq ulator and Is frequently seen passing these develop tbe mouth 1B closed for Spinach 7.7 K long'the street with a load of mlscel- A local aspirant for the assembly alterations! No food can be taken, and Tomatoes 6.7 MO oi'eous* articles destined for tbe bun went on the Democratic excursion to during thl\ enforced fast the tadpole Notice that milk contains more food .•yj'.ra'aw of the pawnshop. Monday supports ICe by consuming its tail! solids and units of energy than any Stevens Aveau*. near Henry Street corning is tier busy day, as hundreds Coney Island, and when In Luna Park, his eagle eye spied a handker- This. is ,a!(I)vly digested by a process article in the list Milk also is more Boat* lake* K. J. :. ;of illfpaM casual laborers living In tbe not yet clearly understood. By the chief on the floor enclosing a fat nourishing thnn tea, coffee or the com- 'district• depend many times for their time this strange feast has ended the mon soups as ordinarily made. 'week's maintenance upon pawning pocketbook. Thought of necessary new month and the lungs have ap- It also has this advantage, that prac- something that day.—London Cor. Phil- campaign funds ran through Ibis peared—the tadpole has become a frog tically all of its solid matter is digest- WM. T, HAMMELL,' adelphia Press. ' brain, and quick as a flash he madd and leaves tte water lor the land. ,.As ed. It really contains no waste. a dive for that pocketbook, but did a tadpole It fed by rasping off vegeta- A quart of milk weighs abont 2.1 Danee Madnees rJcthinj New. not pick It up as it was nailed to ble and animal matter with its teeth; pounds, which makes milk almost al- WALL Unil FOR MLB. .' > v.Tbe polka was comparatively new the spot HIB companions had' a a* a frog it feeds by jerking food into ways cost lest tban & cents a pound, •atlmptM Cheerfully. Olven. ";? h* Jwhen'Trollope wrote some of his nov- Its capacious inoutu by the flick of a the cheapest of all common foods «- hearty laugh at his expense, and It very sticky tongue. elsj, In "The Three Clerks" a young is doubtful now if the assembly cept flour and grain products, cheap Nnnnn. ' BMIO. Newts and toads, in their pollywog' heireM speaks of a certain Frenchman aspirant would attempt to pick up cats of meats and starchy vegetable* as "the most delicious polklst you ever stage can scarcely be told from frogs, such as potatoes. All these product* the "real goods" if toe came across met He has got a new back step that bat newts remain water animals, wear- require preparation and cooking, which will amsie you." There waa said to such. ing tails, all their life. Some of them add to all their original cost and should be in practice "every j variation of tbe retain their gills also, but most of th»m be considered In preparing foodi. , DF waits and polka that .the ingenuity of A Pious Advertisement. develop lungs and have to come to the The method for selecting, tbe beat the dancing professors of the age has surface to breathe, There are few spe- ... week The following advertisement was grade of milk from tbe kinds availa- been able to product "—Detroit Free printed-in tbe Pennsylvania Gazette cies which have neither gllla nor lungs ble la a question which the consumer ior, of th« Hts* for June 23, 1787. Tbe author of this and therefore do not breathe at all, must help himself to answer. The beat little masterpiece is supposed to be np tbelr blood being oxidlted by the skin general rule Is to observe the keeping alone. the 8hoe '«<<> other tban Franklin hitnBelf. "D. F.." quality of tbe milk. If kept'in. a i't\ president of The Prima Donna (aftei first act) then, jstands for Deborah Franklin: : Adult frogs spend most of their time clean place at a temperature of 00 de^ ' if o( the Meth- —I won't go on agaiu uu. 'l'»t box /"Taken out of n pew in the church In the water, but they must come to green F. or less, good milk will remain the surface to breathe. Toads once F. W, STEINS,^ Cnuroh, was a vislt- party makes less noise! I bad some months since a Common Prayer sweet twenty-four hours after delivery. Met ens Avenue, uewKHn Stnet, Book bound In red, gilt and lettered they leave the,water do not return to ,,P. uarson- hysterics! The Munager (Id tfcirprisri) mom MIBOT - -1 didn't hear any noise. The Prlma D. F. on each cover. The person who it-New York World. Donna-You didn't? Why?, they en- took It Is advised to open It and read String* N*gltet. cored that upstart of a conralto four the eighth commandment and after- Iniuranc* and A«iur«nce, "There's one thing, though,", said tbe , .The./annual assessment cards for $ timos,-Puck. I ward return It Into the same pew What is the difference between insur- stranger, "that I really cannot under wnforence bolloctlons have been sent again, upon which no further notice ance and assurance? An expert ex- stand," Dr. GEORGE LDKE BATELL id-tte'-members of the church. It Is plained it. Fire, shipwreck, accident, "What's that?" nsked the old set- On His Dignity. will be taken." burglary, mumps or any disease are tler. • only!'fiii per member. It Is to be "My dear Reginald, no^that you eventualities, and you can consequent- hoped ".that the amount or as much have left college you mustjfoally begin "Nobody around here bas assured Drowned Bodies. ly insure against them. But death Is DENTIST 4 W'-pOBslble be returned to the pastor at once looking for sowefjort of env me that tills is the garden spot of ibe No human body after drowning can a certainty against -which no company state."—Chicago Record-Herald. «"'reports for .the year close the ptoyment"' ' remain sunk longer than ninety or nine- will insure you. But you secure the BreeJway tmi Aifute Street, &st! of Bept'ombor. It any have been "But don't you tUiulf mother, It ty-six hours. Although all air bas been assurance that a definite sum of money would be more dlgnlfiafcto wait till llBBfld the paBtor will be glad to expelled from tbe lungs by the Inhaled will be paid on'Its occurrence.—London Their Bond of Union, 80UTH AKB0T, I. J. jpplyVthera. Let us do the best we the offers begin coming inY-LIfe. water, the drowned body will be float- Chronicle. "Tailors und lawyers have one thing ed by the gases which begin to form in common." Th» Retort Coui in any dead body immediately after Winning Ways. "What is. that?" Professor Bates was qutelng n stu- dissolution.—Philadelphia Ledger. "Both are always ready to press ROOM I . .Summer Coughs are Dangerous. dent named Pond, wbo\»emcd to "What a pathetic face that young fellow has! nd this Bucou—I gave my wife a rainbow Wall Read. morning?" bo exclaimed at leifrtti. 'Tea, In the lunchroom -where ho •tous Throat and Lung Troubles, kiss a few minutes before I left borne worked he pulled In more tips than all Maude—Harriet can read her hus- "Yen, professor," replied th/utudent, this morning. band like fl book. Marie—Well, she's 7 MONTHS FOR THE PRICE; lading Consumption. Dr. King's "but the Btites no good." \ the other wnlters combined."—Cleve- JT Discovery will relieve the cough Egbert—Wb«t in the world is a rain- land Plain Dealer. had experleucc. Ho is her third vol- bow kiss? ume, isn't be?—Boston Transcript, .,. OF 6... >ricold promptly and prevent compli- He Admitted It. | "One that follows a storm."—lookers cations, It is soothing and antlsep- •this Is a fine time of the night^o be Statesman. Practical Proof, In a Cheap Restaurant, It you begin on or before August L fa end makes you feel better at onoe. comlug home." 1 "Yes, my son, 1 want you to make Guest—1 would like a cup of tea, If you Intend to follow a biuinMS To delay la dangerous—get a bottle "You can't stnrt an argument \\th The Roaeon. yourself ambidextrous. I want you to green and black mixed. I don't take be able to use one hnnd just DB skill- ; career you cannot afford to neglect . of Dr. King's New Discovery at once me that way, my dear. I agree w(th "What are all these men doing milk. Host—One cup of half and balfl fully as you do the other." Money back if not satisfied. SOo. and you."—Detroit Free Press. i here?" nsked tbe visitor to th« Jail. •Weaned!—Detroit Times. the right preparation. "That's me, dnd. 1 can lick any boy "Most of them," nnawered the guld- $1,00 bottles at your Druggist. * • In my class with either bnnd."—New Buoklen's Arnica Salve for Piles. Great Expression. . official, "are doing time for doing The blue of heaven Is larger than Trainer's Business College, • "They tell me, Grimly, that your •JTork -World. the cloud.—B. B. Browning. daughter sings with great expression." ( PEETH AMBOY. N. J, In all Qod's creation there Is no Alter a man has turned down two "Greatest expression you over saw. Hopc-ilikc the glimmering taper's can itart you on the road to suooeta. Her own mother can't recognize her place appointed for the Idle man.— light, atpro9 &nd cheers the way.— A. man Isn't necessarily attached to or thi4e opportunities they begin to faco when she's singing." Gladstone. /Send for Information today. dodge him. QoldsmltM a baby carriage because he follows it. Hi L: / MU*s JL WtAR SALE! f at Cedar --*,• , Brief Items Concerning People Wei Mrs. Henry will open in a few days, and we have Know that Prove Interesting] BBelle e Harbor, Lo> -aring apparel and things the children Reading. j m Miss Catherine O'Co . Sturdy clothes, blouses and caps that Miss Vera French, of Bordent/bwn rived home from her E ,i&#d up under the strenuous wear avenue, spent last Sunday in Milltowu. h>,every "Future Great" will subject Miss Harriett Martin, of Brooklyn, is spending a vacation with relatives la 0,!to We cannot emphasize too strong- Peter Applegate and family are en- f Joying the sights at Washington, D. C. this city. tile'fact that everything here is brand i||fnd guaranteed correct in style and to Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan and Mr. Robert Holmes, of Baltimore, Silvi. daughter are sojourning at Eastern, Md., is visiting Miss Mary Mount, of Pettijon. if:' te|is§tisfactory service. We desire to Pa. Main street. particular attention to the sale of Pufled ^ - Miss Florence Stlllwagon, of Sayre- Miss Mabel Whitesbettle, of Sayre- My Wife's Salaa ville, spent a few days with friends , Handkerchiefs, vilie, was a local visitor Tuesday Fancy California Prun'es, i evening. in this city recently. l|ool Underwear, A ', Nabob Coffee, lb. -!&.. School Umbrellas, Mr. Charles Heath, of Broadway, Miss Anna Kertchner, of Ernston, School Hosiery, spent last Sunday visiting relatives In and Mr. Louis Thomas of this city Sayrevllle. spent Sunday last at Keansburg. Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter (School Shoes, Full Cream Cheese at the 1 School Gloves, MisseB Pearl and Hattie Coward Mr. and Mrs. William Slover, of School Waists, Etc. spent Thursday of last week at Aa- New'Brunswick, spent the 'week end bury Park. witih their parents on George street. if they outfit thdr children here. William B Miss Henrietta Miller spent the fore Mrs, John Nyman and daughter, part of the week at Philadelphia and Miss Rose Nyman, of Cheesequake, Atlantic City.' were visitors in this city on Wednes- 88 John St. Iftephoneho day. GE GREEN Miss Antoinette Kerr has been spending the past week with friend a Miss Recda Strausholm, of New fhe.One-Price Store" In Philadelphia. York City, spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotnpton, of Louisa Broadway \ South Amboy, N. J. Miss Florence Peterson, of Georgu street. street, spent last Sunday In Rahway visiting relatives. Mrs. William Sploo and family, of SCHOOL Goorse street, were slght-seers along SPECIAL FOB Mr. Marshall Magee, of Second the boardwalk In Asbury Park last : street, spent last Sunday with bis Wednesday. are almost here, and we are son In Old Drldge, a complete SATURDAY AND MONDAY Mlaa Josephine Compton, of Louisa Miss Nettle Watson, of Elizabeth, streot, Is spending several week)' has been enjoying her vacation with vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Children's Stylish, Sf friends In this city. ' Gould, of Caldwell. ie Rib Roast - 18c at prices that we know i Mr. William Bailey, of Pine avenuo, Miss Mildred Allen, of Lousla street, enjoyed the ocean breezes at Long returned home last Tuesday after I Lamb 2Oe Branch, last Sunday. spending a week's vacation with BOYS' SHOES friends In Jamesburg, Mr. Ambrose Watson, of David Satin Calf riiiher BOAST m street, Is spending big vacation at Miss Mary Stewart of Elmlra, N. Y., . , 8 to 18* $1.00 m Mountain Lake, If. $; •>, and Miss Doane, of Rahway, were sisT CUTS guests of Miss Elizabeth' Stewart, of l'toVfi*' 1.25 Mrs. Charles Sprague, of Second Church street, on Thursday. street, spent last Thursday visiting Box Calf Blucher |&ey Veal 14c tip her slBter In Trenton. ' The Misses Martha E, and Mary K. Buchanan, of Second street, returned 8 to ljBJ 1.25 last week from a vacation spent in l'to'5* 1.50 biFresh Killed Chickens, Fruits and Vegetables. Mr. William Crozler, of John street, spent last Wednesday enjoying the Cape May and Pennsylvania. attractions in Coney iBland. / Gun Metal, lace or button Miss Stella Kwillnskl, of Pine ave- an'§ nue, is spending a week's vacation in 1.50,1.65 and 2.00 Mr. Fred Deibert, of Bordentown Asbury Park in company with'Miss 113 DAVID STREET avenue, arrived home safely from Bertha Fulton of First street. , Goodyear Welt Shoes Europe late last Sunday evening. TELEPHONE 26-J : 2.00 and 2,65 Mr William Crozler, of John street., " /•*"' ' Miss Henrietta Learning, of Philadel- who has.been on a vacation for some .ere people so foolish as to Every new invention is expected to phia, spent "a week *'<'ith Prof! and time,,resumed his duties in the yard- Boys'Tan Shoes I ij their own way -when your, way revolutionize things—but does it? Mrs..O. 0. Barr, of^Portla street. master's -office at Runyon Thursday ". 1.65 and 2:25: much better? /—— night. Mrs, John Iceland, of Sche-^ady, Boys'Scout Shoes;•. _. convincing only when one (happens to N. Y., Is tWj guest of Mr. a* Mrs. Edward Hulitt, who has been Fred Whef'er, of Eosewell street. spending some time with her parents 1.50 to 2.00 on Second street, left the city to re- turn to her home in Brooklyn last Saturday. /. Also a;compiet'e.line ings, 10c to 25c. ];;, J,;. „. Mr. Leon Compton has again taken up bis residence in this city and has accepted employment with his grand father, and is at present working In South River: TtLiPHONI It Boys'Pants. K STAMPS - .,,..,,,.-, Rev. J. B. Shaw is enjoying ihis va- South Amboy cation ' at Ocean Orove but will re turn on Saturday of this week and Free Souvenir/wit ale begins Friday, August 28 and Monday night, August 31 preach in" the M. E. Church on Sun- day,, August 30th. of Schobl S Mr. Antone Mollshusky left this city Evaporated Jars last.Sunday morning to take up his duties in the treasury department at Wheii thinking of your FaL Quart Mason Jars Washington, to which position'he was' Brands Per dozen recently appointed. Mr. and.Mrs. J. Ashton. Williams -if a thousand all wool anipies^Siect and daughters, Anna and Marguerite;' •om. Suit or Overcoat fie.OO to'*85.00 / •Jo can 39c of Laurel Springs,'have been spend- ing some time with Prof. 0. 0. Barr and family, of Portia street. eda Puffed Mr, George W, Stevenson, of New- J. Alfred "^Bept Creamery ark, spent last Sunday with Mr. and iscuit Mrs. S. T. Bastedo and family, of "The Regal Store" George street. Mr. Stevenson is now Package "Package the assistant superintendent of the Edison Chemical Works. -- 178. Broadway .'South Amboy, N-j.

7]o Mrs. P, H. Bennett, of Woodbrldge, has returned to her home. She had v been staying in this city attending SUGAR/ ^APoum cause sugar refining was In such a atoes (acaroni or Spaghetti Rice her son, of David streot, since his j time that high prices crude state, and always was high During t] accident just a day or two before ue took a walk one priced to what it is now. While were in vc1 '"•,' t' 'Jerseys .\ '. • - •* Warner's Hotel Astor, 1 lb. Old Home Day, when he hurt his a stoop upon sugar was forty cents a pound, ft.' ankle, whisky was from ten to fifteen cents a duart Have you tried a bottle oi . '23c pk 6hc pkg pkg =t . nv was of a very sonlal dls' Miss Katherlne Cantlon, of Eliza- !t"f.1.. V cloyed jollying, she hall- Mazola? The best domestlo oil eve beth, spent lost Friday at her homo position said, "Mr. Meinzer, have offered for culinary purposes, if no ed Pound Cake on Main street, this city. Miss Cant- t0 why not? To be had at the only stoi /Corn Starch Oatmeal you a.i, Raisin,.Marble, Plain Icn recently entered upon a course of on you before leaving the on the block on Broadway, betwei.jt Pop's Brand, special ' Mother's or Quaker training in the Nurses' Training 0BlnDe/I replied Oeorge street and Bordentown eve- ., /• , 'i or Layer' nue School In Elizabeth and Is now mak- storyber question, as I did not ' L. P. MEINZER * Ing spoedy progress toward the real- jtvhat duties she had reference 0 . 1 . 10c pkg 3 pkgs 25c n Izatlon of her ambitions in this line. °that particular time. "Well," It's almost impossible to discourage^ to said, "have you watered tha the man who thinks ha can tell a 3 1 funny t j *• "«y? Have you sanded the sugar? funny story, Jello or Tryphosa Vinegar Jar Rubbers ESGAGEME7TT ANNOUNCED. so on. , Now the remark sanding Pure Red Gum Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bloodgood, | the sugar was not all a joke Sugar Package White Wine Raritan street, South Amboy, wis¥ sold at the stores at that timo was Any man who can bold a fussy anounce tho engagement of d. very dark, permeated much with baby for an hour wthout saying 7%c p] Apple Cider'19c gal 7%c doz daughter, Gertrude, to Mr. Wai; naughty words IB In tbo same/claaa i j water and conta^ed grit; this bs- .with Job. /. • " I: blckson, of Perth Amboy,