OLUME XXXV. NO. 18. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1915. Price Three Cents. MISS MADGE MAHONEY Storm Breaks Motor MARDIGRAS UTH AMB0Y5 LAND&WTER >>(• SELECTED AS QUEEN "-.CARNIVAL; SPORTS Boat Into Kindling AUT0 mm It has been many years since we, With the counting of the last vote BABY PARADL M.U IUIILILLLUI Rl IUII - had such a storm from the eastward last Sunday morning it. was foun as that of Tuesday and Wednesday FOR CITY WATER that Miss Madge Mahonpy was the tlREMEhSPARADE AUGUST I3"I4 ALL LHTRIE5 FREE morning. The waters of the bay were popular choice for Queen of the Oli lashed into fury, and seas of mam- Coundl Turns Down by Party Line Home Celebration. New Ordinance Passed Increasing moth proportions ran up on the The contest came to a close a beach. Faucet Rates and Reducing Meter Councilman Parisen's Resolutio ^midnight on the last day of July, Some Timely Jottings Furnished toPut"Molc-in-Wall"UptoGran At the Publicity headquarters. Messrs. By Publicity Committee. All small craft anchored off shore Rates—Is Effective October 1 — J. F. Fulton, James Kenan, Frank soon filled with water and sank Jury—President Stratton Says i Scully, James O'Connor and A. H. The large cabin motor bont, "Marion Mechanicsville Hose Company COMMITTEES GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE T," owned by John Thorns, which was Must be His Resolution or Nothing anchored off John street, broke loose Likes Maxville Hose House. EOR OLD HOME CELEBRATION from her moorings between 6 and The council indulged in another bi o'clock Tuesday evening, and in an The new water ordinance waa of by-play on the "hole-in-the-wall1 instant the wind had blown her passed on Its second reading by the question at the meeting Tuesda) The executive committee decided that the companies invited hadn't against the city dock. Many ran to Council at tlie Tuesday night meet- night. Councilman Parisen present?! upon the location of the grand stands been able to hold nny meetings since her rescue, but the sea was so heavy ing and ndopted by sections. It was a resolution requesting tne Gram! for the Old Home Celebration at a receiving tho invitations on account that It wan impossible to save her then taken up on its third reading Jury to take up the matter and in meeting last Monday evening. There of miiall attendance. The report was before Hhe struck the (fewer pipe, and by title and adopted. Another mo- vestigate it, returning indictments are to bo two of the stands this year, quite , encouraging on the whole, stove a hole in her side, and filling tion then referred it to the Mayor for against those responsible tor same. onis for tho uses of the, chorus and Mayor l.fey presented tho following with water it took only a few minutes hia approval, thence to the news- After the reading of the resolution invited guests, orchestra and bands response In hla letter to tho Public whim she was a total wreck, com- paper for publishing in accordance Mr, Stratton asked for remarks nnd and the other for the general public. Servlco Hallway Co, requesting their pletely split Into nothing but kind- with the laws. Councilman Stanton immediately stepped to tho fore witli Augusta street on liotl) Hides of co-operation during tho celebration. ling wood. Much sympathy Is ex- .endeavored to have one of sections \Bome remarks of his own. llroailwuy ia the Bite selected fur thn After being road a motion wan piiMod tended to Mr. Thorns In his loss, as •that provides for a charge of eight tho craft was n hobby of his, anil lie This is what Mr. Stratton said .stands. SmiU on tho liitlor urn now that It bo published broadcast. Tin.* dollars where there Is only ono on snli> nt the Kmpiro Theatre nnd letter: was delighted with the fact that faucet in a house amended so as to "As a member of this body I have i through his own handiwork he had at. tlio drug stores »f Mcnsrs. l'url- lion. Win. S. Uey, Mayor reduce the charge to BIX dollars, its resolution that still llns on this tho vessel in the pink of condition table of this council pertaining to .son and Jaqucii. lOftch of those South Amboy, N. .1. present rate. Mr. Slover stated that places luivo nn ullolmunt of the scats My dear Mr. Mayor: and nftor his own fnuhlon. Ills loss It was the intention of the council to the same identical thing. You have Voiir coiirtooiix letter referring will rench $700 or more. been unable up to this time to do for suli! and a diagram of tho seals have this higher rate established so that they have, t'huir seats nro to thi! Oltl Home Celebration which anything with it. I expect to vote It is proposed to huld in South Am- A motor boat' owned by Andrew as to mako the Installation of a against this resolution. My resolu- selling lor a dollar each and bleacher boy next month, was received in due Kronemeyer sank, but the damage meter moro attractive and thus over- tion asked for this body to vote to seats fur half that amount. Tho season, and we are (winntraliicil to was slight. Lyla Van Dorn'H motor come the great amount of wastage tickets are good for Hie entire eelo- advlso you that thn railway com- that now takes place. The amend- change this (great condition at this boat drngged her anchor and went hratlon starting with tin: Friday night pany Is not in a position to comply ment was lost on a party vote. The point. But no, it was because 1 was with tho request made'. ashore, but escaped serious damage. carnival, nil day Saturday and that new ordinance becomes effective on a representative of this great com- .MISS MAIKiE MAHONICY Under the Public Utilities Act of A large three-masted schooner pany and there was something behind evening. 1.9U the company Is specifically moored off shore dragged her cable October 1st, and gives the water Chattin, Treasurer Kcnnh nnd Chair- / the wheel. Look out, for him, there The meeting of O'e general com- prohibited from granting gratuities and was blown against tho P. H. R. commissioner practically unlimited man Vnn Pelt and Kdvvin noddy had or descrlnilnnting in favor of any is a trick somewhere. Look out or mittee in the City Hull was largely pier. She escaped with nothing more power of exercising his discretion. assembled to act as the official elec- locality by giving free service in ono •we will put something over on you. attended in spite of the storm and place without giving similar service than a severe chafing. The council also decided that a tion board. ,. Chairman (•undrum, of When you get ready to take this rain and heat. Hero, everything elsewhere. o / storm sewer on Main street was ad- the linance committee, was prevented resolution from the table that hole seemed to indicate that the plans for We are sory that we must say no OLD HOME DAV I'ICXIC. f visable. The.committee reported that from taking part because of his hav- to your request, but the conditions will be taken care of. The water, the celebration were fast approach- 'An Old Home Day Picnic will be there was a heavy flow of water on ing been overcome with tho heat are not of our making. the Band and the condition that now ing completion satisfactorily and that held In St, Mary's ground;, Friday, that street above Stevens avenue in quite early in tlm evening. Very truly yours, night and Saturday afternoon and exists at that place will be taken care the celebration would bo carried out (Signed) J. L. O'Toole, evening, August 13 and 14, a storm and that a sewer was a of. Because 1 presented that resolu- The board was nearly swamped on lines better nnd bigger than last Secretary Committee on Public necessity between Thompson street with the tremendous vote that the Full arrangements have been made tion you turn it down and it is down year. Relations. to entertain over 500 Firemen at. the and tho avenue. Upon motion'of Mr. activities of the three candidates hnd to-day. I don't propose to favor any- The finance committee submitted , Another letter was submitted by picnic this year. Many new attrac- Slover the committee was empowered piled up. They had so much money thing else until that resolution the first enthusiastic report so far the mayor, , It was a reply from Mr. tion will bo put up and if you want to have the engineer prepare plans to turn in that tho indictator bell to enjoy Old Home Day as it should taken up and acted on in some man- handed in. Treasurer Kenah stated P. L. Fullam, manager of the B. I. and specifications for the sewer, was rung by'some of the enthusiastic be enjoyed then by all means attend ner, shape or form. If you act on it that the fund had grown consider- DuPont De Nemours Powder Co., of the place wherp you can review tho which he explained would cost in on lookers who thought the fund favorably I will assure you that ably in the past week and that at Parlin, and stated that they were de- parade and enjoy a good substantial the neighborhood of twenty-five hun- would surely pass the two thousand something will be done to make it ast it began to look as though con- sirous of co-operating with us in meal and besides that amuse your- dred dollars. mark ere the returns were all in. selves with the various games and suitable for motorists and the general tinued hard work would raise the every way and that while they could A communication from H. C. Hol- /The judges counted the votes of dancing. public to and from this town. I am amount deemed necessary for - the not shut down their entire plant lenbach stateil that there was no liss O'Connor first, then Miss Ma- Lunch counter open all day Re- not here to put anything over on you, financing of the celebration's plans. they hoped to be able to let off any freshments on sale. Admission free. liability on his part for the damage honey and lastly that of Miss Deats. I here as a representative of the He stated that nearly six hundred men who cared to attend the cele- All welcome. Don't forget tho done to the manhole and curb when The official figures of the result are people. There has been a great dollars had come In from the con- bration. This communication was place, St. Mary's Grove, rear of St. his car ran into it in an accident on as follows: ordered received and placed on file. Mary's, School, Stevens avenue and holler here and in the press .of the testants in the queenship race on First street, South Amboy. Stevens avenue some time ago. The county since that resolution was pre Miss Madge Mahoney 111,272 Saturday night and that prospects Chairman Donlin, of the picnic letter stated that another automobile eented. Now take my resolution up' Miss Mildred Deats 76,280 of big returns from the picnics and committee, reported that his commit- had run into him and that the in- and give me a chance. I presented Miss Sallie O'Connor 22,439 from the benefit performances in the tee expected to clear over a hundred funeral Service of surance company had offered to set- the first resolution In many, many A great deal of interest was'mani- Srapire Theatre were excellent. dollars from the picnic on Saturday tle the claim with him for the dam- years. I will be honest and will pro- fested in the campaign while it was night and that they expected to do age done to his car but that the duce results of the condition of the being waged and many were the A report from Miss Fulton stated even better at the one that they in- Mrs. John Tine Sunday ;hat the chorus was getting along amount was so small that he had not "hole-in-the-wall." If I don't I will anxious queries put to committee tend holding again this Saturday accepted the offer and was consider- band this old carcass of mine over members by friends of the candidates nicely and that they would havo to evening. Unexpected expense was Mrs. Matilda A. Pine, widow of John work harder than ever during the ing carrying it to court. Upon mo- to you to do with as you Bee fit. I as to who would probably be the suc- attached to the affair in the purchase Pine, passed away on Thursday even- tion the letter was referred to the mean just what I aay, I am earnest cessful one. Ime that was left. She advocated of a number of lights, etc., that Ing, nt tho home of her daughter, extending, the courtesy of the seat :lty solicitor. in it. It Is upright in every way. I /•The contest proved to be quite a would not be attendant upon tho Mrs. Harry L. Jaques, Engllshtown, in the stand occupied by the chorus There was a letter from the Publto am here for business, to widen the money-maker for the fund, which cer- next one, thus a larger sum would nt the age of 89 years. :o them for- their use the next day, Service Railway Co. that informed hole and make changes that will ben/ ainly needed the puBh that it receiv- undoubtedly be realized. Mrs. Fine was born in South Am- f they so desired and favored hav- the council that the company could eflt the people and the public. I te/l ed from the workers in search of boy township, and resided here until ing no one upon the small stand ex- The secretary stated that in re- not go beyond its franchise require- you that my resolution. will have to otes. Nearly six hundred dollars sponse to instructions he had writ- about eighteen mouths ago, when she cept the chorus, orchestra and band. sold her home on George street, and ments to maintain a macadam on be taken from the table before I will was turned in by the campaign man- ten to the several ministers in the The executive committee decided to divided her time with her daughters. Main street. It was evidently a favor anything else that comes uV> agers on Saturday night alone a'nd city asking them what their plans have the stand made large enough She was an estimable woman, kind reply to n communication from the here." \ of what the other amounts that came were in the way of furnishing din- ,o accommodate the invited guests hearted, liberal and a loving friend ilerk. in regard to the proposed im- n previously were it would be hard ners, etc., on Old Home Day. In also, the matter of invitations being and neighbor. She Is survived by two provement of Main street and was Councilman Pariaen roso to state ,o estimate. response he had received replies that bo had anticipated some such left in the hands of the chairman of daughters, Mrs. Kate Young, of New- upon motion, referred to the city Of course, the successful young ,he reception and general comfnlt- indicating that the Methodist Protes- ark, and Mrs. Henrietta Jaques, of solicitor and street committee to as- action on the part of tho president of ndy ia greatly pleased with the re- tant, Methodist Episcopal, Baptist and tho council. Ho snld that his rosoiu- ;ees. Englishtown; also a brother Gama- certain whether or not the franchise iiilt and is very thankful to her Presbyterian churches were not con- liel Disbrow of Philadelphia. contained any provisions covering tha and tho ono that had been tabled The report from .the music cora- '••lends and acquaintances for their templating anything in the way of The funeral service will be held in proposed Improvement. wore nt utter vnrlann.o and that there icarly support. She is now busily nittee stated that their duties as so dinners. There was a possibility the Methodist Episcopal Church of was absolutely no comparison be- ngaged in planning for her extensive 'ar outlined by ttft general body had that the Presbyterian ladies might this city, of which the deceased had A communication from County Soll- tweon thovn. "Yours Is ft burden on been a life-long member, at 2 p. in., iart in the celebration which, this ieen completed. decide to serve a cold lunch on the :itor Geo. L. Burton requested that iv the taxpayers*," ho saltl, "mine is on on Sunday afternoon. It is desired ear, IB to be "btggor nnd bettor than Mr. Stephenson, of the reception lawn and there was some talk of the the council have their solicitor write tho company. I don't, fear tho com- by tlie relatives, that the pastors of sver." committee, reported that difficulty Baptist people arranging a cold other churches kindly give notice of him fully, in regard to their claim of pany nnd I'll mako you a proposi- was being experienced in the mat- lunch also. It was understood that the funeral from their pulpits. liability on the part of the county tion." Hero tho speaker offered to /Da Friday night, August 13th, Miss ter of securing accommodations for a monster picnic would be run off at o for the services of the watchman havo n public meeting cnlled and let/ ilahonny will lie crowned queen of ;ucsts over Friday evening. A sug- St. Mary's grove but what Christ MLDltEI) ELIZABETH ZIXKHAJT. maintained At the "hole-in-the-wall." tho peopta decide which of the tw/6 .he city, The coronation will take gestion waa advanced to the effect Church had decided he had not had Mildred Elizabeth, (laughter of Mr. This was in order that the writer rsohitlnns they would 'favor. I ilaoo in the neighborhood of eight hat if anyone in tho city would care an opportunity to ascertain. After and Mrs. W. Ernest Zinkham, of Braod- might become fully acquainted with would vote for Stratum's resolutl< 'clock. Tlic ceremonies will he vory ,o offer services in this line that they some discussion the matter of en- way, passed away on Monday morn- tho sltuntlon nnd thus be in n posi- , if that wns wlinl they wanted ai d Impressive and will take place at the ;omimmicate with Mr. Stephenson to deavoring to secure prospective ac- ing, at the age of aix years. Death tion to advise the Freeholders. Upon, Stratton was to vote for MB if tl e i;nvnd stand on Augusta street. Miss that effect. Tho general chairman commodations in thn way of food for came from tho effects of pneumonia. motion of Mr. Slover the matter was ' dbclsion favored ills resolution. Tl liTtlm S. Pulton hns charge of tho made this as an anxious request to the visitors that will flock here on Tho sympathy of many friends referred to tho city solicitor. two council men exchanged ideas on iffiilr nnd has already arranged for Eolks to offer to ontertain the cele- Saturday, the 14th! was left in the goes out to the grief stricken couple tho subject for some little time, in-* n effective program combining mus- The Jersey Central Traction Com- brities that will in all probability bo bands of the reception committee. In the loss of their precious littlo ono. terruptlng each other until finally ical selections and court corotnonies. pany advised that they had built a n attendance. Mention was made of the fact that at The funnral sorvices were held from Mr. Stratton Jirouglit the argument to After tho (iticen is crowned and very substantial fence around the least one party was contemplating the home of the parents on Wednes- a closo by addressing thn audience, icated upon her thorne, which Is to The athletic committee reported tho sub-station In accordance with the the erection of n large tent some- day afternoon nt two o'clock. The citing vague statistics as to how the ip of elaborate construction nnd nirchase of first and second prizes request of tho council and that they where and from there serving cold Rflv. C. S. Lewis officiated at the ser- money now lining spent at the hole leslgn on the upper part of the stand, !or onch of their events and stated were contemplating still further Im- lunches and refreshments. vices. Interment was made at Van could bo reduced and the Improve- he mayor will turn over the keys of ;hat entries were beginning to como provements to the sidewnlk andcurb- Llew cemetery, Now Brunswick. ments secured without expense. he city with an appropriate address n very nicely. The prizes will lie Tho committee on Illumination re- ng which would be made at nn early if homage. Below the throne will bo ilnced on exhibition as soon as pns- ported progross. date. Tho communication was re- Tho resolution introduced by Coun- ceived and filed. itatloned the attendants, the chorus iible. When Assistant Prosecutor Coan Morgnn Dancing Pavilion affords an cilman Parisen wns fin follows: lelow them, and then the orchestra The firemen's parade committee came to the meeting he brought with opportunity for a very sociablo and A communication from a commit- Whereas, There is in thn City a nd bands, which, will furnish the •eportfid that "they were now work- him a large package which had been pleasant evsnlrg Wednesdays and ;ee appointed by tlie Mechanicsville long narrow and rtnrU tunnel under nuaie. the tracks of the Pennsylvania Rail- ng energetically and indications left at his New Brunswick office. Saturdays. * * Hose Company to investigate the road Company where snid trncks On Saturday the Queen will re- ieemed to be that the expectations Upon opening it the package was o natter of a new house for their cross llidgway nvenun: nnd nw the several parades from her if the committee would be carried found to contain n large cup pre- FOR SALTS—Single cylinder, belt- ipparatus reported to tlie council by Whereas, Snld tunnel is tin- only hrono, possibly lending, the Baby >ut after ail. It waa practically cer- sented by Mr. Geo. A. Vlehmann. drlvo Excelsior motor cycle, 'fully etter that they hnd visited the Majc- public pnKRagewny by which ;i large nrade on a float, if she so desires. body of our clU/.cnn including a ain that Matawan and McClellan of The cup was engraved copiously with equipped. Apply to Howard Bergen, ille fire house and judged some- number of Kcliool-clitlrtren can find The victory gained hy Miss Mahoney 'erth Amboy would he present with tlio donors nnme, Old Home Celebra- First St. and Stevens avenue. 7-24- hlng of thin naturo would be emln- their wny between tho town proper an lie attributed to her popularity, strong possibility of Kcyport and tion, (late, etc. The cup is left in o ntly suitable for 'their use. They and the HCIIOOIS nnd their homes: and oupl(iil with tho energetic efforts of Bordentown in line also. Aabury the hands of tho committee to bo FOR SALE—Small building suit- xplnlnnd that their necessities would Whereas, Said tunnel Is nlno thn lised as they ace lit. only public approach to the bridge i bund of loyal friends .who waged 'ark and Hed Bank were also inen- able for kitchon or Bhoro bungalow. iot requirn a house inoro than half across the Tinrltnn Itlver, nnd as n enthuslnnllc nnd effective enm- .loned ns being sureties. The dlf- Congressman Scully's offer of a Price only $50. Apply tt> Daniel W. s Inrge na the one they hnd innpect- (Continued On Page Four) (Contlnuea On Page Four) h leulty, the chairman snid, was In (Continued On Pegs Four) Bunting, First street. 7-17 (Contlnued on Pago Four.) LECTURE OS WOSUX StTFBAGE PKOYED INTERESTING I The lecture, "What does Woman THE QUALITY STORE j Suffrage Mean?" was given by Dr. Whatever a Man Needs! Harriette M. Dilla, as advertised, Brief Items Concerning People We ! Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 10, at Know (hat Prove Interesting 2.30 o'clock in fbe New Empire Thea- Octagon Soap or Cleanser OIC We have an elaborate stock of tre. Special, Saturday Only, each %f% Reading. Mr. .Manduka, Director of tbe Thea- Men's Goods of every description tre, very kindly provided for the Nabob Catsup, bottle 9C Miss Uuruihy liwyer luis entered tbe-State comfort of the guests by opening wide and know that we can supply all Normal School at Tien Ion. ail ttin windows and securing plenty Cocoa, 15 oz. jar - - - 24c Miss Anna O'Connor, of Allenhurst, was of fresh air. Notwithstanding the the week-end truest, of her parents IB thsR Corn Meal, white or yellow, package - IOC the wants of our neighbors in city. • sultry afternoon, a very attentive Harold rttephynson Is attending the Pack- gathering was present and the ad- Gilman Early June Peas, can - -' IOC this respect ard Commercial College ID New York City. dress and discussion continued with- Ice Cream Salt, bag - - - 10c MIKS Margaret Hlmmelbert'er, of Philadel- out abatement of interest until the phia, Bpent a few days this week with her speaker closed to take the 4 o'clock Lima Beans, lb. ... 7c pnrentsln this city. car for an appointment in South Miss uatherlne Hliuiiielbereer will leave White Rose Tea, package - - - 9c Suits, Shirts, Underwear, Hats town on Monday to attend Mood College at River. Fredricks, Md. Dr. Dilla comes from Columbia VanilIn, bottle - - - - 8C and Caps, Shoes, Etc. Dr. and Mrs. Hose, of (Jamden, spent the University and occupies the Chair of week ond with Mr. and .Mrs. II. 1). Ware. Government and Social Science in a Leggett's Nabob Coffee, special, per lb. - , 28c Mrs. David .lames hits returned toiler home Woman's College of Ohio. She has In Philadelphia, after spending three weeks been particularly interested in prac- Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, Full Milk Cheese and Fresh with JiernJeee, Mrs. Hubert JU-ainer, ofMaln Eggs at the lowest market prices. It is none too early to order street. tical charity, child welfare and prison tSouvenirpoKtulKfroin Yard master and Mm. reform, and it is from the point of C.T, (inu'e announced their arrival In Chi- view of a sociologist that she con- Goods ProBiptly DDell-srerecL THAT FALL SUIT cago on .Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. siders woman suffrage merely a Urace are on a vacation trip, wltli St. l.ouls from splendid cloths of which we show samples. as their objective pulnt. means of more adequate and effective social legislation. William E. Slover MIHH MrytloHpungeliherg, of I/ellus street, turn acceptod a position an teacher In the In jwirt the npnahar .said; "Some- .lammlmrK schools. times It helps us to understand a 88 John St. Tew... 103-w Near B'way Mr. U. M. Uogart, of (Jcorue street, w.'iu a movement more clearly If we are told Phlludelphia visitor on Tuesday. what it la not. So many misappre- GEORGE GREEN MIH« Catherine Viiiilliiron In Hpeudlni; tin week at Long Branch. hensions have arisen relative to tho "The One-Price Store" Mr. Loe lleston, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc- movement for equal smffrftKO that I C'iutclicon, Alms Helen .Stuiupl, MJMiMiire think wo should proBont to ourselves la HoHton mid MIKS Lena JJrnwn on Sunday several cautions, stating what this 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. motored tu AHlmry I'urk and Spring Ijn whore they vlHiteil IrlenilH. movement If not. "In tho first plnce, this Is not a M1H» Katlierluu Kollny or Augusta Ktrout WEST PURNITURE CO. spent Saturday and Sunday with friends In militant movement In America, prose- llruoklyn. cuted by violent suffragettes. We aro MISK Kloreiiccj lluckolew, of Ward ivvunue, merely mild, conservative, and peace- Keyport, N. J. Is tetichliiK In lhu I'^iiKll^hLown scliools. able suffragists In (IIIR country. We Mr. tangent) Tllloii.ofSucondHtrcot, return etl to c.olltiue on Tui'hday of this weok. would llko to be able to help the 113 David Street fatherhood of this great fuinlly of HAVE always carried goods known for HKIIItKW DAY OF ATONKMEJiT Now Jersey by having tho right to vote, but we do not use, and have not HIGH QUALITY, for STYLE-SUPREMACY and,, Buy at MONAGHAN'S, where reliability and worth are SMUTS THIS FltlWAT XVKMNO used, any of the militant methods of tor WIDE RANGE OF SELECTIONS, Our prices centered. Tho Day of Atonement, or Yora Kip- the English suffragettes. Let us never are COMPETITIVE PRICES'that have met with a pur, the must Bolemn day of the Jew confuse the English with tho Ameri- Ish year, will bo celebrated by He- can movement, i ready response on the part ot our customers. brews of this city and the rest of "In tlio second place, this move- WEGUARANTEE THEM! PRIME RIB ROAST - 16c-18c the world beginning at sundown this ment Is not an attack against the Friday night. The dny, which for home. We holiove that the home is Legs of Spring Lamb 20c Foreparters of Lamb 14c tho Jews raarka the closa of the pen-the woman's sphere. Every normal itential period inaugurated by Newman and woman believes this. We Handsome New 1916 Year's Day, will be observed with will go even further, and say that Pot Roast 14e-16e Small Pork Loins 18c fasting and continuous religious ser- everything that pertains to th$ home vices. belongs to her sphere. It Is her Gaii Hams Regular Hams' - 16aCSignifying tbe reconciliation of the business, for she is fully responsible WALL PAPERS lfcic soul with God through repentence, for ths home. Now you would be the day is symbolized by the wearing interested in taking the men of your 350 Choice Attractive Designs in all grades' from 2c to 90c" Creamery Butter and Brookf ield Country Eggs at cash prices of white garments in the synagogues family If they can remember a single now in stock, ready for immediate delivery. This Assortment and by white hangings on the ark,issue upon which they have voted reflects the long careful preparation necessary to assemble ttlia Fresh assortment of Smoked Meats always on hand. pulpit and scrolls. During the ob- which did not, in some way concern Line, which represents the best Values and Finest Designs and servance of Yorn Klppur the Hebrews the home. I havo never been able Colorings EVER SHOWN HERE. . . ' • Fresh vegetables daily. will refrain from eating and drinking .to learn of one issue which did not OUB FAIL SAMPIE BOOKS NOW BEAD*. Quality MU Wright BnanwtoM. TELEPHONE M-J and will transact no business. directly or indirectly concern the Special services will be held be- home. That very fact makes those ginning Friday night In all the syna- issues of. vital concern to women, and 9, 10 and 11. There will be dancing WILL HOLD FAIE AND BAZAAB. gogues and temples.wherever located. they are therefore vitally interested The New Fall Rugs, Carpets, each night A grand prize of $100 Tbe South Amboy Lodge No. 1554, These will continue until Saturday at in them. They are, then, part of in gold will be a feature.. The lodge Loyal Order ot Moose, will celebrate sundown. woman's sphere or domain. Linoleums and Mattings is endeavoring to raise a fund to the first anniversary of Its Institution "In the third place, woman suffrage build a hall, and the proceeds of the You will marvel at our Special Display and Immense by holding a fair and bazaar at K. of What most men call love Isn't even is not an Issue agitated by a group P. Hall on the evenings ot December fair will be devoted to this purpose. a good Imitation. STOCKS OF NEW FALL RUGS NOW SHOWN HERB MANY of woman fault-finders, critics and WEEKS IN ADVANCE OF THE REGULAR TIME AND AT manhatera. We do not say that PRICES WHICH ARE JUST AS CLOSE AS THESE SUPERIOR women will do better than men, nor QUALITIES WILL PERMIT. Anything lower in price, would that they are more capable. Not at naturally be inferior in quality. all. We do say that we think men ( and women together can do more A most Fortunate Purchase last July from a Largo Jobber, and better than men or women acting about to move up-town, enables us to offer BEAUTIFUL. WOOL and alone. That is all. We think that WORSTED RUGS OF THE MOST CELEBRATED WEAVES AT Greenspan Bros. men have been.expected to perform ONE-THIRD less than usual prices. too many kinds of labor In this great PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES. family. The financial, industrial and A BAKE CHAIfCE TO SAVE BIG MOIfET ON BUGS WHICH Free Deliveries to all points, South Amboy, Mechsnlcsville and Morgsn political responsibilities have been so IIOID T1IEIB COLOB AND WEAK TELEPHONE 19 WE GIVE ELK STAMPS heavy that they havo been forced to neglect certain important fields of 188 Broadway South Amboy social legislation. Woman's particu- lar functions, experience, and charac- FURNITURE teristics make her especially interest- WE GUARANTEE ABSOLUTELY EVERY PIECE WE SELL, MONEY SAVING SPECIALS! ed ID child welfare and the care of IRRESPECTIVE OF OUR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. IN FACT, unfortunates, and these arp two EVERY PIECE CAKRIES A DOUBLE GUARANTEE AS WE BUY Sale begins on Friday, Sept. 17th, and ends on Tuesday, Sept. 21st fields where woman would be very ONLY FROM THE MOST NOTED MAKES IN GRAND RAPIDS, glad to help. Lot me emphasize the ROCKFORD, JAMESTOWN AND OTHER HIGH CLASS FURNI- point that- the woman suffrage move- TURE CENTERS. ANY OF OUR FACTORIES WOULD MAKE SATURDAY ment is not based upon sex antagon- GOOD, EVEN IF WE WERE NOT HERE TO REPRESENT YOU. 6elb. ONLY 6elb. ism and mutual criticism, but upon a hearty and sincere request to co- Grandma Washing Powder operate, assist, and render greater OUR FALL LINE Full Cream Cheese Pure Lard service in this great family that wa IS A MOST ATTRACTIVE ONE. THE NEW DESIGNS, THE call Now Jersey." Reg. 15c ISC pkg. BRAND NEW FINISHES ARE ALL HERB Regular 23c IOC lfo lie lb Tho point was emphasized that "twelve states of tho Union have Compound Lard granted women the right to vote on At Our Famous Low Prices! Can Sour Kraut Pet Cream, reg. 10c equal terms with men, and New Jer- 3 lbs. 25c sey hn3 no reason to feoi itself a. Reg. ioc 3 cans 25e 2 Cans 15c pioneer in this direction. What the Uneeda Biscuit women of tlio west can do, the women N. B. C. Ginger Snaps N.B.C. Sodas, /eg. 10c 4c pkg of New Jersey can do." WEST FURNITURE CO. R r The speaker then considered one X" 7 c lb by one the most prevalent arguments KEYPORT, N. J. 7clb against suffrage and also discussed Fresh" Cake Storo now open MI 8. P. ST. Sntnrtlays open till 9.80 P. M. the leading opponents of the move- Campbell's Beans or Soup Fancy Sweet Potatoes lOclb ment. She showed that many of tho 3 cans 2 5c 2 qts. 18c BABBITTS SOAP critics had labored under distinct mls- lmnresslons which they unfortunately enlighten ourselves and think along LEONARD—WEBB. 7 cakes 25c passed on to an unthinking public. scientific llneg of evidence. With Mr. Thomas A. Leonard and Mrs. Cali. Hams Regular Hams N In closing the speaker asked her prejudice and ignorance removed, wo Lillian Mary Webb, both of this city, Salt Pork, fancy liearers not to accept tho statements shall trust the people of NDW Jersey wcro united In matrimony on Thurs- lO%c lb 153^clb of oithor sldo without critical and In- to ninko tho correct decision. day evening, September 16, at th9 Reg. i8c ib. 2 lbs. 25c telligent consideration. She implored parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal her audience to weigh carofuily In Slnccro thanlte aro heartily accord- Swift Boneless Bacon ed Mr. Manduka, director of tlio lira- Church nt Koyport. Tha ceremony, Pot Cheese Strictly Fresh Eggs their own minds tho evidence on both which wns by -Jug, was portormed GU a n sides, and prove to their own ssitls- 1)1 re Theatre, for his generous offer Reg. 22c IOC lb 32C ClOZ tee d ot his building lor this meeting. by tho Rov. William Adams, tho pas-, 7e box tlon the truth of all sweeping state- tor. Tlio only attendant was Mm. ments of oithor sldo before accepting This Saturday tho pcoplo will havo Mnry K Wnlllng of Koyport. M- SAT K AV them as a basis of judgment. We an opportunity of hearing Hovoral and Mrs. Loonftrd will rcsklo In t' are going to overcome prejudice, and noted suffrage Bpoecheu when tho city. VERY BEST BUTTER 0S L? 29c lb one great sourco •of trouble will bo Suffrngo Squadron •will pass through eliminated. Then wo aro going to here «t 1,15 o'clock P. M. Advertise In Tho Citlzon. THE 80BTH AMBOY CITIZEN. Vacations are over. Another year of activity lies before us. Soon our WESTERN WOMEN j The Churches SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915. Church societies will begin to lay plans for a busy autumn and winter's J Services as Arranged for UM work. And, we may add, the Rector, IMPROVED BY BALLOT I Coming Week. too, is revolving a number of schemes Why Not Have Individual in his mind. CHBIST CHURCH AND CHAPELS. CHRIST CHURCH How far all tlii'So plans will suc- G. P. Connolly on Women ceed depends upon the hearty co- The Rev. Chapman Simpson Lewis Line Telephone Service? operation and self-denying labors of M. A., Rector. Telephone 210-R. CHRONICLES the congregation. AVe wish we might Voters. see every Communicant take his or CHRIST CHURCH. Under the new schedules of reduced her place In both worship and work telephone rates effective September lit, BaptiBmB in Christ Church during In tbo west men fall in love as fool- Morning Service 8 and 10.30 a. m. —no idlers, no shirkers—all work- Evening Service 7.30 p. m. the past week were as follows: Sat- ishly, women are as clmrmlris,' and 1915, Indiridual Line Message Rate ers. Let Us all pray and work to- The Church School 9.30 a. m. urday, Sept. 11, Louis, son of Edward lovely, the percentage of polilenesH gether for a fruitful year. Telephone Service—the ideal, one-sub- and Lena Deigbert; Ewilo Zimmer, among the men Is as great, and apple DOANB MEMORIAL CHAPEL pies are just as good us they were be- scriber-on-a-Iine service—costs less than son of John and Mary Zimmer; Sun- Now is the time "to take a fresh Morning Prayer 10.30 a. m. hold." Some, by mistakes and fail- fore women secured the franclii.se. J&y, Sept. 12, Doary Edward, infant Holy Communion 9.30 a. m., on the 2c. a day more than Four-Party Line ure, have Io3t their grip. Some have TliiH ut least is the opinion of Mr. v. last Sunday of each month. on of Charles and Klarina Nau. Telephone Service. yteMed to discouragement. Some P. Connolly of Orange, a noled Investi- The Church School 2.30 p. m. gator and writer, who is workliiK hard have succumbed to sloth. There is St. Martha's Guild'will hold Us first to paint New Jersey in white on the CHAPEL OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD The table below shows the new rates but one thing to do—"take a fresh meeting after the summer vacation suffrage map. Mr. Connolly, who is The Church School, with Shortened hold," Renew your zeal. Draw near for Individual Line Telephone Service in on next Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 oue of tho most popular writers in Col- Evensong 3.30 p. m. to God. Pick up the scattered threads. lier's anil other magazlncM, speaks from (The Rector preaches at thli service the following Central Office districts: in the Assembly Hall of the Parish Report for duty. Take a fresh hold. experience gulnm] In living and rank- on the last Sunday of each month) House. Much work is to be done and ing investigations in the west. Writ- N. B—Announcements of t'-e various plans galore are in the air. So. let Guilds, Clubs and Societies of the New Brunswick, Milltown, Perth Ins in the Newark Call, lie says: Parish, and of all special Bervices, every member of the Guild be pres- "All I tie talk about woman Hiiffruce should ba looked for in tho "Chron- Amboy and South Amboy ent. M. P. CHURCH NOTES. being a failure In I he west Is purr icles," elsewhere In thla paper. moonshine. 1 bocnnio a convert to it BUSINESS Pew rents should be made payable, because tho things Hint I prallclod anil Pastor's Subjects for Sunday, Sept. Local Messages to Annual Additional for the present, to Mr. William P. Hint otlim-H predicted, if it came In METHODIST PROTESTANT CHCIICH 19, morning, "The Increase," evening, puss, did not come true. be sent in 1 year Rate Ijocal Messages '•Nichols, whom tho Rector has asked 600 or less $36.00 5c. each "The First Love." "Thou Shalt wor- "If woman snlTniKu did nothing clsc> Kov. W. A. liiMlford, Pastor. to act as treasurer of the parish until ship tho Lori} thy God, and him only in tho west 11 brought about tho pann- 800 45.00 5c. " Services for the week beginning the Vestry shall choose one at Its shalt thou servo." Matt. 4:10. ing of I lie political IKHH ami the po- 1000 54.00 4c. « meeting early in October. litical coriiorB. Into politics tlicfn Sunday, September 11), lillS: 1200 60.00 4c. " onine a Inruer quoin of men of lutin- 10.30 a. in. Regular Preaching 1500 69.00 Sunday School attendance.last Sun- 2.00 p. m. Junior C. 15. . ,3c. " Only 47 souls present at the oven- pciHtont spirit. The women rid Ilia day bettor than tbo previous Sunday. state of Oillronilii of Hie Southern 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunday School Ing service on last Sunday. Lets G.45 p. m. Senior C. E. Additional local messages above 1,500, Special collection $12.82. Glad to I'lu-lllo political machine, a disk In make it a hundred next Sunday. With 7.30 p m. Song Sorvlco 2c. each, when contracted for in advance notice new faces in the- audlonco Sun- whlcli the men of California Imd «ls- 7.45 p. m. Regular Preaching in lots of 300. our large membership, 200 or 300 In day evening. imlly fnlliHl for over thirty yeiil'B. Thursday— NOTB-Thia reduction Involves no chane* attendance would not be abnormal. "In every Ktulo where n great moral 7.111 p. in. Class Meeting In local service areas. The Fourth Quarterly Conference question bus rlson nnd whero wnimui 8.00 p. m. Prayer Meeting have tho I'lfjlil lo voio 1 lie wuuiiin 1H . We are glad to welcome to our and Delegate Meeting has beon an- parish Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ede, who nlwnj'H on I lie nioriil Hide, IIIWU.VH ON BAPTIST CHURCH. • Why not take advantage of these new nounced for Wednesday evening, tho side of flic homo." low rates and arrange now for Individual have jugt come "over the pond" from Sept. 22. At this meeting will bo England. They are residing at No. Her. E. II. Tllton, Pastor. Line Telephone Service ? held the election of Class Loader, LABOR WOMEN BATTLE 74 First Btreet, noxt door to Mr. W. Stewards. Delegate to tho approach- Services for tho week beginning Sunday, September 19, 1915: C. Woodward's home. They are both ing Annual Conference, which nioets FOR VOTE IN JERSEY. Jtut TELEPHONE our Commmraol OfKf 10.30 a. m. Preaching for fail information. Church of England people. Mr. Ede Oct. 6th, at Lynbroolt, L. I., N. Y., nnd 9.30 a. m, Blblo School Session is employed as a carpenter in the various other business to be tran- The two eloquent MIIHKIPS, 6.45 p. m. Senior C. E. Society meat- Parlln Ponder Works. sacted. Full attendance of all who Hlnchoy ami Maggie Foloy, Melimlu Ing. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY are interested In the workings of the Scott, Florence Wattles, Mrs. Kllit 7.30 p. m. Delightful Song Service Rally Day has not yet been decided and Sermon. church Is urgently requested. Iteeves Bloor mid Mrs. Antoinette HC1 upon for the Sunday School, but It Funk, nil members of trade union Week Day Services: leagues, constitute n strong body of Wednesday will probably be tho first Sunday in "Behold, how good and how pleas- 3.30 p. m. Junior C. E. Meeting October. 106 present last Sunday suffrage speakers who hnvc recently ant It Is for brethren to dwell to- descended upon New Jersey to make Thursday morning. The enrollment is about 7.45 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting PanI DeGraw Hamilton Lodge, No. gether in unity. $t is like the preci- an appeal to labor union men. Friday SOCIETIES 150. ous ointment upon the head—as the Mellndn Scott nnd Margaret Ilinrliey. •2, B. of B. T., meets every second o and fourth Sunday of each montli tt dew of Hermon, and as the dew that members of Hie Hat Trimmers and Gen. Win. 8. Troex Post, So. lia, FItESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6. A. It, meets first and third Wed- K. of P. Hall. President, Leonard A little card entitled "My Church descended upon the mountains of Laundry Workers' Unions respectively, Tlce; Secretary, William Bulman; have been lent to suffrage organiza- nesday afternoon of each month tt and I" has Just reached us. We Zlon."—David. 3 o'clock, In Michael Welsh's Hall. Treasurer, Thomas J. Kennri;; select and here beg to quote a tew tions In Now Jersey by the Woman's Rev. H. C. White, Pastor. Commander, George H. Seward; Adju- Agent of Official Publication, M- excerpts for the admonition of our Trade Union League of New York. Services for the week beginning tant, S. H. Chatteu. ward McDonougli. A Chinaman asked an American Miss Mellndn Scott, a New Jersey Sundaj, September 19, 1915: people. Ponder well these eplgram- statesman: "What right have you citizen, beginning her campaign recent- 10.30 a. m. Preaching. St Stephen's Lodge, No. 83, F. * Star of Jersey Lodge, No. 484, B. \ruatlc definitions: A. K. meets at K. of P. Hall, flrBt of L. F. and E, meets In Welsh's) Christians to come over here to China ly, urged the Essex Trades Council to 2.30 p. m. Sunday School. Hall, first Sunday of each month at My Church Is the home of my soul, 7.45 p. m. Preaching and third Mondays' of each month and talk with our people about your lend their support to woman suffrage. (excepting July, August and holidays) 2.30 p. m., and on third Tuesday at he Altar of my devotion, the hearth She was greeted by the union with Thursday— religion?" To which the diplomat at 7.30 p. m. 7.3C p. m. Henry i>elover, PresldW.; of my faith, the center of my affec- much applause. 7.45 p. m. Regular Prayer Meeting. L. D. Wortley, Financial Secretary tions, and the foretaste of heaven. replied: "The right to give others "Women nre going to get the vote." o Joel Parker Council, No. 89, Jr. 0. and Treasurer; J. S. Jamison, He- I have united with..Jt in solemn something that is too good to keep." U. A. M., meets every Friday even- cording Secretary. covenant, pledging myself to attend she asserted. "It Is the next step In METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ing In Knights of Pythias Hall. its services, to pray for its members, democracy. All women need the vote, Councilor A. L. Peterson; Recording Protection Engine Company meets but the working woman needs it worst on the fourth Thursday of Mfk to give to its support, to obey its Get Rid of Those Folsong In Yonr Rev. J. X. Shaw, Pastor. Secretary, C. H. Edwards. laws, to protect its name, to rever- of nil, and for that reason you men month at Engine Hocso. T*Hm ence Its building, to honor its officers, System! of the labor movement should come Services for the week beginning Good Samaritan Lodge, Xo. 63, K. street, at 7.30 p. m. President Wil- forward and help us. We ask for the Sunday, September 19, 1915: of P., meets every Wednesday even- liam Birmingham; Vico-preildtut, and to maintain its permanence. You will find Dr. King's New Life ing at 8 o'clock, at K. ot P. Hall, Joseph Bailey; Treasurer, Michael It claims the first place In my heart, vote not ns a favor but as a matter of Sunday Services. Pills a most satisfactory laxative in 9.30 a. m. Class corner of First and Stockton streets. WeUh; Secretary, Frank D. Stanton; the highest place In my mind, the Justice. Chancellor Commander, Frank L. Foreman, Michael J. Crouln. principal place in my activities, and releasing the poisons from your sya- 10.30 a, m. Preaching by Pastor "Women do a large share of the 2.30 p. m. Sunday School Hawse; Keeper of Records and Seals, Court Rarltan, No. 44, F. of A, Its unity, peace, and progress con- tem. Accumulated waste and poisons world's work. They have nlwaya William A. Chapman. cern my life in this world and that 6.45 p.m. Bpworth League Service meets on the second and fourth Wed- cause manifold ailments unless re- worked, helping to clothe and feed the 7.30 p.m. Preaching by Pastor Friendship Conned, No. 18, D. of nesdays of each month, at 8 p. m. la which Is to come. world, but in the past they have work- I owe it my zeal, my endeavor, leased. Dizziness, spots before the Services during the week. L., meets on alternate Fridays of Protection Hall. Chief Ranger, Nels eyes, blackness and a miserable feel- ed in the home. The Introduction of Junior League, Thursday, 3.30 p.m. each month, at 2.30 p. m., In Knlghti Banks; Sub-Chief . Ranger, Thomj my sympathy, my devotion, my bene- machinery and the rise of the fac- Grace; Financial Secretary, Edward volence, my sacrifice, and my pray- Ing generally are indications that you Prayer Service, Thursday, 7.45p.m. of Pythias Hall, First and Stockton tory system has taken them out of the streets. Councilor, Mrs. Pearl Van Dewan; Treasurer, James Mlnntck; ers. When I neglect Its services I need Dr. King's New Life Pills. Take lessen its power, I discourage Its borne into the workshop. You say that Hlse; Recording Secretary, Mrs. AdaRecording Secretary, Martin Kane; a dose to-night and you will experi- the place for the woman is in the home, EPOBT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Senior Woodward, Frits Delks; members and ministry, and I chill First National Dank, at South Amboy, Ward. my owu soul. ence grateful relief by morning. 25. • but you can't keep her there. There IKn the State or New Jereey, at tbe close of Junior Woodward, Michael Press; business September z, lttlD: General XorgM Lodge, No. M, L Senior Beadle, Chris. Nlcorvo; Junior o are 8,000,000 women working today un- 0. F, meets every Tuesday even- der the same conditions as or worse RESOURCES. Beadle, Louis Wentzel; Trustees, Sermon subjects for next Sunday: A little learning Is almost ai dan- Ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of than men. As Mr. Gompers says, suf- Loans and Discounts (notes held In Pythias Hall. Noble Grand, Jasper Mathew Oornln, Aaron Hyer, Richard Morning—"Gems by the Wayside." gerous as some little widows. bank *3»7,935 88 McCloud. frage is bound to come, and I want Overdrafts, lecured and un(ecured 193 64 Samuelson; Secretary, Charles P. Evening—"Journeying Towards the you, in spite of the action of the Btate U. 3. Bonds deposited to secure cir- Thomas; Financial Secretary. Sig. culation (par value) 50,000 00 EmlliuBjen. Sunrise." Subscribe for The Citizen. federation, to lend us your aid." Bonds other than U.S. bonds pledg- ed to secure Postal Savings de- IDOLS' STUDIO poilta 13,00000 Seneca Tribe, No. 28, Imp'd. O. H. Securities other than U. t, meets every Thursday evening at SECRETARY WILSON TO S. bonds (not Including stocks) owned unpledg- 8 o'cleck, in Knights ot Pythias Hall. SPEAK FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE ed 5M.000O0 Sachem, William H. Coward, Jr., 3PBrtFHir1.fr Total bondB, securities, etc 037,000 00 Chief of Records,. George G. Oliver; Bterens Avenue, near Henry Street. OUR PUBLIC FORUM Subscription to stock In Collector of Wampum, Stephen Miller. Secretary of Labor William B, Wil- Federal Reserve bank... I7.GOC 00 Less amount unpaid 3,750 00 Sonth Amboy, N. I. son of President Wilson's cabinet will 8,760 00 Ianthe Council, No. 6, D. of P. campaign in Pennsylvania In favor of Furniture and Fixtures 2,000 00 Imp'd. Order of Bed Men, meets every Julius Kruttschnitt Net amount due from Fedoral Re- NOTICE. the woman suffrage amendment to be Borve bank 15,000 00 second and fourth Thursday of the On the Business Pond submitted to the voters in that stat« Not amount due from ap- month at 2.30 p. m., in K. of P. Hall. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL proved reBervo agents fa Nov. 2, This distinguished labor ad- New York, Chicago and Pooahontas, Mrs. Sarah Roxbury; K. take notice, That all debts owing to Mr. Julius Kruttschnitt when asked to give hi* views vocate hns risen to his present posi- St. Louis 8K0,G16 20 of R., Edith Newman. the estate of James H. Gordon, or to Net amount due from ap- on the business outlook of the nation from the railroad tion through deep and Intense study proved resorvo atoms Washington Camp, No. 88, P. 0. the firm of Howell & Gordon, are standpoint said in part: of conditions surrounding the tollers. In other roservo cities... 01,017 08 S. of A., meets second and fourth now due and payable. Notice Is fur- "Business, as today organized, may be likened to » 187,033 78 Mr. Wilson will also have an oppor- Net amount due from banks and Monday nights of each month, at K. ther given tha: the proper and legal great pond, in whloh numberleBs waves are Btarted one of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock. Arthur T. tunity to ^-ote for tho suffrage amend bankers (other than above) 7,500 SO settlement of the Estate of James H. after another by the purchases and sales of the many went bemuse he is n resilient of Penn- Outsldo chocks nnd other cash Allen, president; Joseph Plppett, Itenm, S7,002.HB: fractional curren- Gordon, deceased, will require the individuals nnd companies, those waves spreading In all sylvania, The other cabinet officers cy, iilckolsund cents, (842.08...... 7,840 80 vice-president; Bert Lamhertson, directions, crossing and recrossing, until their force is Notes of otlior National BnnkB 1,000 00 Master of Forms; John H. Frenich, collection ot all the above mentioned who will vole on the question of worn- Fedoral Hosorvo notes 850 00 financial secretary; Lorin Q, Briggs, spent. mi suffrage nre Llnilley M. Gurrlson Lawful Money Reserve In Hank: debts, by legal action, if necessary. "Everybody appreciates what would happen If a great Total coin and certificates .. 40,810 10 recording secretary; William M. An- of New Jersey, secretary of war; Wil- Legnl-tendor notes :. 11,750 00 derson, feasurer. Payment may be made to Francis H. bowldor lileo tho European war should suddenly be dropped liam Gilibs McAdoo, secretary of the HodompLlon fund with U. S. Treas- Gordon, at the store corner of Broad- — into the business pond, but not everybody appreciates the urer (not more than G per cent, on Sterling Castle, No. 60, K. G. E, •effect of tho slackening of activity at some Important center of wave force. treasury, and William O. Rcdfleld, sec circulation) 2,500 00 meets first and third Saturday even- way and David street, or to the un- retnry of commerce, both of whom arc The effect of a reduction in the purchasing power of farmers, following a Total 51,21O,1BB 01 ing of each month, at 7.30 o'clock dersigned. season of bad crops, is generally understood. But how about the purchasing residents of New York. at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble WILLIAM J. BOWB, power of the great transportation Industry? With the steady march of I.IAISIIJITIHS. Capital stock paid In 850,000 00 Chief, Burden: Golden; Master of Administrator of James H. Gordon, operating expenses upon reveuuos, without corresponding increases in rail- Do You Know— Surplus fund .- 75,000 00 Records, C. H. Edwards. deceased. 9-18-tt way charges, .the railways have been driven to curtail all expenditures, and That about a thousand times ns Total capital and surplus 8125,000 00 even stop entirely many customary purchases for extending and Improving Undivided profits 833,030 11 Star Building: and Lonn Association, many men as women nre protected by Loss currant oxpenRGR, In- of South Amboy, N. J., meets In City their facilities. Tho business pond is too big, and Its wavo activity too com- terest and taxes paid.... 2,61!" 6D 30,9714(1 plex, to say that this la the eolo cause of the present quiescent state of Its an Dlght hour law? Circulating notes 60,000 00 Hall, on the fourth Monday evening e a d •surface, but it unquestionably is a cause of the greatest importance. How That the federal government nnd Less amount on hand and la each month. President Thomas Ladies! s*ve M«" y » 1 important this cause will appear from the amount ot railway expenditures. In Treasury for redemp- C. Gelsluon; Secretary, Jobn J. De- ===== Keep in Style by about half tho state governments pro- tlouor In transit 1,400 00 48,600 00 laney; Treasurer, John J. Coakley. '' "Take, for example, the year 1913, the laat for which complete figures are tect their employees by on eight hour Due to banks and bankers 18,3:19 12 Reading McCall's Magazine available. In that year tho railroads spent $2,170,000,000 la expenses for Dividends unpaid 20 00 Independence Engine A Hose Co. operation, of which $1,373,000,000 was for wages and salaries. In addition, day and they employ many more men Demand deposits: and Using McCall Patterns than women? Individual deposits sub- No. 1, meets third Monday In each they spent $436,000,000 for Interest, $260,000,000 for dividends, and |480,- month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Foreman MtCill'i MuuiH will That Wnshlnnton, California Colo- Joct tooheok 481,227 60 help yon dross styl- 000,000 for new tracks, locomotives and cars, or for additions or betterments Certificates of deposit due Martin Shuler; President, John B. ishly nt n moiloratB to property already in existence. The total expenditures for 1913 amounted, rado nnd Arizona have eight hour laws In less than 30 days 11,735 93 Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. expenses by keeping therefore, to about $3,350,000,000. Oortlllod checks 0.0D0 98 you posted on tbo for women? Onshlor's chocks out- dorm Lodge, No. 80, D. B. 8. latest r&sblons In standing 217 33 , "Some details of railway purchases of materials and supplies for 1913 are That these are suffrage states?— Postal HnvliiBS Deposits. 7,231 68 Regular meetings second and fourth clollira and bnls. 60 as follows: For fuel for locomotives, $250,000,000; for lubricants, water and Alice Duer Miller. Total doooslts 6,11,874 80 Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., in Now Fashion De- Otlior timo doposlIs 178,722 118 signs In each issue. other supplies for locomotives on the largest roads alone, $26,000,000; for Welsh's Hnll, FirBt street, President, Also valuable iufor- Stationery and printing, $20,000,000; for station supplies, $12,000,000; for Total ll,1ilD,10U 04 Nels Martinson; Secretary, A. L. iuullon ou all homo Good Templars For Suffrage and porsounl mat- advertising, $9,000,000; for rnlld, ties and other materials for repairing and At their recent annual state conven- State of Now.lonoy, > Johnson; Financial Secreary, Georgo ters. Ouly 50c 8 maintaining track alroady built, $104,000,000. It should bo noted that these CountIminty of MiddlesexMiddesex,, / Mortensen; Treasurer, John S. Lund. yoar, Including statistics of nctual purchase cover only what Is needed to keep tho railway tion in the Foresters' hall, rnterson, I, It. (;. SteplionBon, Cashier or tho above- a freo pnltorn. Sub- thu grand lodge of thn Independent med bank, do solemnly swear that tho Singing* Society Llcderkranx, iSovtk scrlbo today oc soDd i. plant in the minimum of working condition. More abundant rov«nuea would nhovo stiiteinont IH truo to tho bo8t of my not only result In hlghor and moro generous maintenance, but in now con- Order of Good Templum went on rec- Amboy. Practice of singing takes _ forrroosamplocopy. knuwlodKO and bollor. placo overy Saturday at 8 p. m. McC«HP«ll«im"HIonnbloyou tnnioknIn your traction work in tho public Interost. ord as favoring woman suffrage. It. coins. Bond for I"™ 1'aUnrn t' Frod Thumhart, President; John Kut- We Will Girt Yon Fine FreKnli for KiiitlnB nub ills of operation, would not the Increased buying potter that would be Why should women be taxed to pny ('OUKKOT—Attoflt: cher, Vlco-presUlent; Georgo Neliu», scrlplionsttinonEynurfrlcmK Hc-nci furfroc! tpltated by tho addition to their available revenues agltata tho business for Hie cxpijuBi'H/of elections at which llKNUY WOl.Plf, I Secretary; Cha-sJ Steuerwaia, Treas, Premium L'ULIUUL'IIII find i;:isli ITIZC. cmer. MAKKY C. I'ilituiNic, J-Dlroctura HIE MtCAU COMPANY. 219 Io2« Wai 37lh Sl..NEWYnn£ to a deulrabla degree of ware activity?" only mutt ui '«'' 'wod to vole? D. U. (J(iA9i, urer; B, Grohe, Librarian. THE ANTIS IN MOTHER GOOSE kill now. Each team has won on SHERIFFS SALE. SHEBIFF'S SAIE. game of a three game series. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY — IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY— Between Harvey Stillwaggon and Between Conrad Gaub, complain- Render scored the only tally fo August Freemann complainants, and ant, and Catherine Collins anfl the Du Pont team in last Sunday' John. Feehan, et »!., defendants. John Collins, her husband, et ala., Sporting Commeni. denfendants. Fi. Fa., for sale of game. Fl. Fa., for sale of mortgaged premises, dated August SOth, 1915. mortgaged promises, dated August 25th, lit.15. "With two on and two gone las By virtue of the above-stated writ HACKED HKAKTS FLND HELMET!A League, ran into a snag at Buccleuch to me directed and delivered, I will Hy virtue of tho above-stated writ Sunday Gosmill picked one out of the to me directed and delivered, I will KKAVKS EASY 1'ICKINQ Park last Sunday. The Park A. C. expose to sale at public vendue, on tiam broke the Colts long string o trees and stopped a couple of scores WEDNESDAY, OCTO1 Ell SIXTH, expose to sale at public vendue, oa Though the Helmetta liraves in- victories and handed them a defea NINETEEN HUNDHEI) AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, vaded this city last Sunday afternoon, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND instead. Quite a swatfest the Sayreville and FIFTEEN, re-enforced ljy the services o£ the Farlin South Shore League teams at two o'clock in the afternoon of FIFTEEN, Jamceburg A. C. star twirler, had last Saturday, wasn't? at two o'clock in the afternoon of After losing the first two games o said day, at the Sheriffs Office, in "Chubby" Perrine, the Sacred Heart the City of New Brunswick, New Jer- said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in the live game series Keansburg cami nine found them easy picking and sey. the City of New Brunswick, New Jer- back strong ia the Monmouth County Hackett got eight strikeouts lasi sey. defeated them by the score of to and from the box. Some game Kid east four chains and twenty links to jy deed dated tho third day of No- The Braves' lone tally was secured Gala la bi'Idjsv. i>v»>r the Golden Horn ,a stake; thence (2) south throe vember A. D, eighteen hundred and that. runs red, f»r every Ottoman, esc in the6 fifth inning after two were chains and forty-six links; thence (3) sixty-nine, and recorded in the Mid- out. Smoke tripled and seoroil soon tue Aral), inusl wear tlic tarboosh south by west two chains to the road dlesex County Clerk's Office in Book I'arlln will como pretty near having 1G2 of Deeds, Page 4G2. after when Molly threw a passed ball. "The tunn willi ii Iml" means the for leading from Matawan to Jackson- the pick of the county to choose fron clgnoi'. Tile way In see Oiiistanllim ville; thence (4) up said road north- ALSO all those certain four lots of C. Wltczak handled Molly in fine in making up either a football or pie witlio'il Mtli-Mcdni; attention Ii westerly four chains; thence (5) land and premises hereinafter describ- style and did not allow a visitor to north fine chain and fifty links to the ed, situate, lying and being in the basketball squad there thlw fall. yourself Is i" *ll|> mi a tarboosh, liu steal a bag, the wise I'OIVIKIKT liim liwn «low thus plaon of beginning. Containing two City of South Amboy, in the County aeroti bo tbo saine more or less. of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, This Sunday tho South River A. C. to Hurrvudui' the one VIHIIIIU token o known and designated on a map of Trlnley, Oomvay. Thorpe, Lewis his spiM.'lul oxtrulci'i'ltorlal rights, 10 ISelng the same promises conveyed will he tho locals opponents. by Robert K. Wagner, et ux. to John South Amboy mado hy John Perrine, and Carroll and Fox uro tho names •when truiilile is nfool tlio word goes Score by Innings: . Ferhnn, by deed dated Feliruary 2!i, Surveyor, in June, 1S33; and filed in appearing on the roster of this now out to spare "HK1 njmi wltli n lint" lie S. H. A. C 0302100 V x—6 11114, and recorded In the Clerk's Of- the Middlesex County Clerk's office ost hiuil«!tliRll team formed In this CIIUHO of Hid fi'iir of liitcriinUoiial com tlco of thn County of Middlesex in as lots numbered thirty-one (31) Helmetta 00001 000 0—1 city. Efforts will Dc made to secure plIcationH. l>iirin),' IIK' ronotiiinnry rev book 540 of ileodH, on page 500, &c,thirty-two CS2) thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (H4) OE niock Fortjr-flvo tho former Kmpiro Theatro building ollition that followed on tile lieclH o from which deed the foregoing de- tho constitution IIKM1*! \VHH U linlicroiiw scription IB taknn. (45), said lot being twenty-five fest Ii DEFEATS PAltMN. for a homo court, Trlnloy will act 8er»ml>l« on Hie hurt of IUc't Ijt'iieulli ImtH, riKhts, privileges, hereditaments and feet deep, said lots being the same Thorpe- as c.u|>tuln. Tlin SciiHltlun IK nnd tile sudden imp < I'ITSIUII wen it Deeds, page 465, etc. SCHOOLS FOR WATCHERS. sand dollars worth tit his jewelry 1 tho Parlln team lato in August. it IIUK" J>111<• k felt iliiini thnt 1H niaU'liei ALSO all thoflo certain two build- / nomn of which lio had hoped to got Mn. Colvin Instruct* Suffragists In Malusld started thu Ktuue for the in nl/.p only li.v tlit> IIIK l>r«>\vn Inill >IIIH>M:SI:X COUNTY OMMIANS( Ing lots of land, situate, lying and ' Election Laws. Du Pontors hut was taken out of tho back and with It mivo his farm from, thnt crowns the ln'iul of tlie ro- IN 'TII'TI M MATTER OP THE 13S- Now Jersey, each being twenty-flve tion law means, what it allows OIK Hackott replaced him and from that Ho wan unsuccessful, but tho Idea luto of John A. Johnson, deceased. On docs not allow has puzzled many mi clnlniod by his IIIIKC liirhnn, Is a fre- (25) feet front and rear and one hun- on tho gamo breaks ravored the) visit- persists In our minds to wonder what petition for sale of lands to pay debts. dred (100) feet deep, known :.nd experienced attorney and election ofll tti lilav.es uiiy limn wants with tlmt. qni-iit lit!"i'o on tun bridge, for every —Order to show cause. designated as LotB numbers Twenty- cer. Thnt fuct hns not daunted th<: ors. Llmmerlck caught Tor Hackett, MOHICIII man who lias (lie IIICIIHH am much Jownlry. Disbrow Johnson, Executor of three (23), Twenty-four (24) fronting spirit of Mrs. F. H. Colvin of East Or Hackett was not very effective in the plij'nU:n! MtrciiKtli l« ex.peetcil ti John A. Johnson, deceased, having ex- on TompklnB Place, in the Block angc, who has studied the law fron his box work having pitched thn day visit tlie hlrlhplnee of I ho pruiihel at hibited under oath a true account twenty (20), as laid down on tha beginning to end and hns boiled dowi before. He also had a bad knoe Sayrovlllo has organized a fast lenst once in his life, The elaborately of the personal estate and debts of Recorded map of tho Village of South its meaning as it affects the specln salil intestato, whereby It appears from being spiked in Saturday's game. Junior basketball tPam with home wound hn:ulilrpsH of tho hndjl is of Amboy, County of Middlesex and election of Oct. 1!) to Instructions whirl c]uarter3 In Sayre & Fisher's hall white cloth, but n snyld's, or rtrsfontl that the personal property of said State of New Jersey, and made by As a result fifteen hits were- totalled John A. Johnson is insufficient to'pay are printed on a sheet of legal paper., Manager Rhntlcnn. Is now out after nnt of ATnhninmuil, is of prepn. Some John Perrine, dated in Juno A. D. "Tile suffragists know," says Mrs off his dellvory. Lack of faith in his debts and requesting tho aid of 1835—said two last mentioned lota games either at home or afield, Tha times the inosqun officials, or iiimins Colvin, "that tho result of the election Malusld's ability to hold tho visitors Mvan when tlicy aro not of the propli- the Court in the premises: being the same lota conveyed by depends entirely on whether we are down and overeagerness to win are club back of the tnam is to be known et.'s Hood, wear tbo grcou turban. It. is thereupon this third day of David T. Wait and wife and Ephraim September, 191 fi, ordered that all Martin and wife to Joseph Mulvey able to get out tho voters or not, and it said to have been Manager Free- as the Elm Athletic Club. Is absolutely essential that we should Only tUo men wear nny sort of head persons interested in the lands, ten- and his wife, hy deed dated the ninth man's reasons for working the change. gear. The oriental woman goes lint oments, hereditaments and real estate day of August, A. D. eighteen hun- have a large army of -women who know Rutger's Prop, promises to have exactly how to get the heat results on Mlvchls and Bokringer wore the lew. A cloth or visll U ns much cover of said John A. Johnson, deceased, dred and sixty-two, and recorded ia election day. For thnt reason I have battorV for tho visiting team and both about the strongest team of Its class Ing ns RhO'WPurs on her liond. AR I appear before this Court at the the Middlesex County Clerk's Office stood there on the bridge I saw n gronr Court Houso in tho City of New In Book 8S of Deeds, page 672, etc. made a close study of the election law •worked well. The Parlin secured ia the State this season. and am going Into the different conn of Turkish wompii stum thrnueh tlieir Brunswick on tha fifth day of Novem- ALSO three on Gordon street, and / only six hits off Miv's offerings. tUick veils at,the hut of a foreign woin- ber, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore- four lots on Block Eighteen (18) all f ties Of the state to bold conferences Cliff Randolph, who pitched a los- noon of said day to show cause why •with the suffragists." Gosmill, the newest addition to the uu as she luistuned by. Since Young tho lota not herein mentioned which; f Parlln team, featured in the limelight ing game for the Pacers last Sunday, Turkey has tome into power western so much of the lands, tenements, the said Joseph Mulvey conveyed to Since the watchers bill In New Jer has lost seven, and. won eleven, of ,thu hereditaments and real estate of said Mary Mulvey by deed of date on. tha by a star catph he made, At one fashions nro miieh in favor in Constan- John A. Johnson, deceased, should not My makes It possible for women or games he has pitched for that team twenty-seventh day of May, A. D. tima the ball went into the trees out tinople.—Youth's Companion, be sold as will be sufficient, to pay eighteen hundred and eighty-six. men to serve at the polls the women this season. arc going to help on election day. in right for what looked like a homer his debtB. The three lots above mentioned as There will be hundreds of well Inform- There were two out and two runners •Witness, Peter F. Daly, Esquire, being on Gordon street are known, ed women on duty as watchers. But an up to date man has no Judge of said Court this third day and designated as follows: Those on the paths at the time. Gosmtll Jimmy Cantlon and Prank Grace, other lots Nos. Twelve (12) Thirteen. This school 1B a phaso of the inten- tima for ancient history. of September, 1915. mads the catch and stopped the of this city, will appear in. the Elver- PETER P. DALY, (13) and Fourteen (14) on Block No. sive work thnt Is being dono by suf- scores. He came from Princeton and slde uniforms this season. Graca ap- Thirty-three (33) and nre bounded as fragists In New Jersey. Watchers' Judge, was playing his first game. poared with that team several times Let the sleeping Infant be placed DANIEL W. CLAYTON, follows: Southerly hy Gordon street, schools aro being held in Hoonton. on which they front; westerly by lot Tho game was the second of a last season and las now apparently upon, tha retired list. Surrogate. Toms River, Mount Holly, Patnrswi, JOHN A. COAN, No. Fifteen (15) northerly by lets Madison, Passaic, Newton, Cnnuion, series of three and each team has landed a permanent berth. The prob- Proctor. 9-11-0 Nos. Sixty-five (G5), sixty-six (G8), Salem, Atlantic City, Wlldwood, Vino- now won a game apiece. Nearly all lem of a home court still looms big and Sixty-seven (67). ALL of tha Cough Tliat nro Stopped. land, Woodhmy. Hobokon, Jersey City. of the Dn Pont plants have represent- before the Eivies and tooth Keyport above described lot? nre twenty-five Bayonue, Elizabeth, rialnficld, New MIDDLESEX COUNTY ORPHANS' (25) feet front and rear by one hun- ative nines and a keen rivalry exists Armory and the K. of P. Hall In this Careful people see that they are Brunswick, Bound Brook, Fleminjrton, COURT dred (100) feet deep, Said lots being between them. Tho final game of the city are being considered. stopped. Dr. King's New Discovery part of the same convoyed to Joseph Lnmbcrtvllle, Trenton, the Oranges nnd IN THE MATTER OF THE E3- Hackcnsack. series will be arranged In the near is a remedy of tried merit. It has Mulvey by Augustus Rappleyeby deed tate of Kate Johnson, deceased. On dnted July 6, 1865, and recorded in Where It Is Impossible for wntellers future. Last Sunday's game at Parlin was held its own on the market for petition for salo of lands to pay debts years. Youth and old age testify to the office of tho Clerlt of Middlesex to attend the school they will bo given the best attended game of the season. —Order to show cause. County on Nov. 4, 1S7C. Known anil printed sheets of Instructions. Some About four hundred people witnessed its soothing and healing qualities. Disbrow Johnson, Administrator of PABMU TEAM DEFEATS designated on the Recorded' Map of- of tho watchers will bo men who havu the game. Pneumonia and lung troubles are of- Kate Johnson, deceased, having ex- South Amboy, Lots Nos. Twenty (20), volunteered to assist the women suf- ^ SAYRE & FISHER ten caused by delay at treatment. hibited under oath a true account Tjventy-ono (21), Twenty-two (22) fragists In this Important work. of the personal estate and debts of LE^jptiturday afternoon the Parlin. Dr. King's New Discovery stops those and Twenty-three (23) on Block No. About seventy rooters of the Has- said intestate, whereby It appears Nineteen. team defeated tho Sayre & Fisher klll baseball team accompanied the hacking coughs and relievos la grippe that the personal proport" of said VOTES FOR WOMEN nine in a South Shore Industrial tendencies. Money tacit if it falls. Kato Johnson is insufficient to pay EXCEPTING THEREFROM LOT9 team to Parlin last Sunday. They her debts and requesting tho aid of Twelve (12), Thirteen'(13) and Four- AND MORMOMSM. ^cague gamo. The score was 14 to mado tho trip by special train to this 50c. and $1.00. * • the Court in the premises: teen (14) Block Thirty-three, (33) and i and in spite of tho one sldednesa city, and were met by a large auto It is thereupon on this ,third day of Lots Twenty (20) Twenty-one (21), "When the fastastic statements lire .ha gamo was fairly interesting. bus. September, 1915, ordered that all Twenty-two (22), Twenty-three (23), on Block (19) Nineteen. made thnt the Mormons hold the bal- o persons Interested in the lands, ten- ance oC power in eight of the equal ements, hereditaments and real estate Together with all and singular, tha (mUragc states in the west nnd tlmt SPORTING IfOTES. It seemed foolhardy for Manager of said Kato' Johnson, deceased, rights, privileges, hereditaments and there Is n 'volution between giving the Freeman to pull pitcher Maluskl la appear before this Court at the appurtenances thereunto belonging or Kcansburg will have an opportunity In anywise appertaining. ballot to women nnd giving plural the second inning, when only threa Court House in tho City of Now ',o play with the Pacers now that tho Brunswick on the fifth day of Novem- EDWARD F, HOUGHTON, wives to men' mirfnigi.stM at'e led to hits were scored against him, and re- wonder with amazement whether pan- Monmouth County championship lias ber, 1915, at 10 o'clock in tho foie- Sheriff. ic hns arisen In tho nnll-suffriige Possibly this IK the wrong wny to de- n. the Y. M. C. A. head pin contests ODEL methods Insur- creditors of tho Bald N. Natchln, to cide sueh a question, but under our which have been running all summer. M ing lowest prices bring in thoir debts, demands and laws there Is no ottier way. Very soon The Parlin Tennis Club beat the claims ngalnst tho estate of tho said it will he time to ask wrlniml.r whnt local Yacht Club in a series of games deceased, under oath or affirmation, the men Intend to do about this matter. Joe Coley won a suit of clothes at at Parlln last Saturday nftornoon. within nine months from this date, Tho special election will lie held in Vmuscmont Park last Sunday when LIBRARY! or they will bo forever barred of any about three mouths. Machine politicians hatted ball hit. one of the adver- action therefor against tho aald Haskill scored live rung in the sec- SAMUEL KINSTLINGER The latest Popular Books Will B« executrix. / and the saloon interests nre opposed to Ising signs painted on the fence ond inning last Sunday on three hits woman suffrage, but the grenl body or Jewpler nni! (i|>tlcln'n Addon A 8 They Aro FnbUshei Dated AugUBt II), 1916. / voters In this state nro not beholden to round the outer gardens, nnd three errors. For Small Sum To« Can Get Q*ti .ANNIE NATCITIN, f the political machines or to the saloons Opposita C. R. R. Station Beading;. Executrix. • File claims with Loo Goldberger,/ In CtlBflng their ballots.—Jersey Jour Tbo Micholln Colts, •winners of th9 There remaiiiB one more game to THE A- C. FABISEN 1IBBABT nal. Baq., Consollor at Law, MC Smith ag in tho South Shore Industrial be played between Parllu and Has- Sonth Amboy. Btreet, Forth Amboy, N, J. 8-21-9 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. CAPT. SAL.YOX ON HKALTII BOARD offices, Past Chief William H. Ber- i The Supreme Castle of the order, ! be held at Atlantic City on October 9 Grand Castle K. G. L gantz. of Washington Castle, No. 3, of having decided at Norfolk, Va., last ' of the present year. (Continued from Page Oae.) Camden, has announced himself a year to hold biennial sessions, will ' o TERMrt:—ONE YKAK: *1 IN AOVANCK Councilman Slover then explained To Meet Monday Next candidate, with the upper part of the not convene until October of 1916, gee the "Diamond from the Sky" that the hose recommended by the State to hear from. The re-election of when Atlantic City will be the place, j to-night, Friday, at the Strand—The TELEPHONE 146-M committee for flushing purposes was E. Birden Goldrn will represent Grand Master ot Records Clark is A re-union of the members of that I greatest picture ever produced, away much smaller than the regulation fire PUBLISHED KV Sterling Castle No 50, of this city, likely to be done by acclamation, as body is being arranged, however, to j ahead of "Exploits of Elaine." • • hose and was constructed so as to THE SOUTH AMBOV PKINT1NO CO. when JCnights of the Golden Eagle has been the case for a good many withstand the hard usage to which it from all the sixty-five subordinate years. would undoubtedly be put. On ac- AH communications or Hems ol news re- castles of New Jersey will assemble The Finances. ceived by us must be accompanied by the count of the smaller size it could be at Trenton on Monday, September 20, The annual report of the Grand signature of the writer to insure publication carried about more or less where the tor the 32d annual session of the Master of Records shows a total larger hose would necessarily have Entered in the I'ont Oilice at South A mboy Cirand Castle of New Jersey. The membership in the State on June 30, NOTICE to lip dragged and it would also re- is second clans mail matter. session will be held, as usual in K. last, of 7,384, and his financial state- quire less help to do the flushing on G. E. Hall (fifth floor), Ribsam Build- ment of the subordinate castles is as account of the ease with which the To Delinquent Taxpayers. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915. ing, beginning at 10 a. m. Grand follows: now hose coulil be handled as com- Chief John D. F. Morgan, of Camden, Receipts. pared with the effort necessary in will preside, with Grand Master of From initiations, cards, etc. $1,323 40 DEFUSED TO PAT using the tire hose. In view of the Having been appointed Collector of Taxes, I find Records A. L. Clark, of Trenton, in From dues and fines 56,212 99 SEWEIl WORK HIM, explanation of Mr. Slovor, Mr. Stan- charge of the clerical end of the pro- From investments, etc 23,715 52 upon making an examination of the City Records many ton withdrew bis objections and .1 (Continued Prom Page One) ceedings. motion that the committee be em- people who have for some unknown reason failed to pay to the members of the council to be Total receipts $81,251 91 powered to purchase the hose was The session is likely to prove the their taxes, which in many cases include Real Estate present at an outing at Union Hill on Expenditures. carried. most interesting for several years Sept. 23d was read and upon motion and because of this will have an ex-Paid out for sick benefits $23,285 65 Tax, Water Tax, Personal Tax and Assessments for im- of Councilman Stanton accepted. The report of the police justice ceptionally largo attendance. In thePaid out for death benefits 6,201 90 provements that have long since been completed. A communication was read from showed $E>0.fl0 received for petty first place, plans looking to a more Paid out for donations 367 59 Water Commissioner Daniel J. Don- license, $38.00 received in fines and rupid growth of the order in this It is the desire and intention of the present City lin. It stated that on account of the $5.00 received for dog licenses. Up- State will be presented, the subject Total relief $29,855 14 conditions of Parker avenue the resi- on motion of Councilman Stanton the having been under consideration for Paid out for sundry pur- authorities to collect all taxes not only for the current dents of that street were desirous of report was received and filed. some time by Grand Chief Morgan and poses 40,014 80 year, but especially taxes that are in arrears, without having a water main laid so that they Upon motion of Councilman Slover and hia associate officers and thoPaid out for Investments.. 12,288 79 using any harsh or arbitrary means of collecting same, could be supplied with water and the clerk was instructed to advertise Financo Committee. also have adequate fire protection. for bids for the laying of curbing on Another thing which will tend to $82,158 73 if possible. The commissioner recommended that Catherine street, and Rordentown avo- bring the past ehlofs to Trenton In On hand June 30, 1915.... $23,090 00 such a main lie constructed. Upon nue In accordance with th<> ordin- large numbers Is the nnniial nlectinn Invested 110,682 16 If you are indebted to the City of South Amboy motion of Councilman Parisen the ances passed at the last meeting of of officers, several deslrablo posts be- matter was referred to the council as for taxes of any kind, this notice applies directly to you, the body and that the bids should be coming vacant at this timo. Total fund of Castle re- a whole. presented at the next regular meeting. Grand High PrloRt Horallo C'laylon, porting $133,772 22 and in order to avoid unnecessary publicity and expense, The following bills were read and Councilman Slovcr alno .stated that of Spring Lake, nnd Grand Keeper of Rlnco tho organlzajjon of the order call at the Collector's Office at once and arrange to an application had been received for ordered paid: Hxchoqiior Samuel S. WycknlT, of In this State It has disbursed for slck- liquidate your debt. Labor sewer facilities an Main street below Trenton, having romplolnd five yearn nesH and death, Including bonofils \ Garbage $64 18 Broadway but that Investigation had of service In those poHltlond, linnomo paid by tho Funeral Benefit Fund,' Streets 121 25 tended to show that there was noeligible to the Paul Grand Chlef'H de- ovor $788,000, covering a period of On or about November 15th the list of delinquents Water Dept..' 117 80 mala there at the present tlmo and gree and memberKhip in tho Supremo twonty-nlno years. for the year 1914 will be published according to law that on nccount of the depth of the Streets Castle. From the present outlook the Tho flrnnri 'IVni|»le. and be followed by the regular sale in December. Team hire 67 50sewer at tho Intersection of the twocontents for tbene offices 'Will bo as Tlio Cirand Tomple of tho Ladles of Lights 480 75 streets above named fall enough lively afl was the case five years ago. tho (ioldcn Kagle of New Jersey will could not bo gotten to insure tho Wntcr Bept. For tlio post of Grand High Priest conveno at tho same tlmo In another As out of town Companies are authorized by law A. L. Perkins Co .'.. 413 14 proper flow In an extension from hall of the Rlbsam Building. A spe- Broadway, A way out of tho diffi- David Sutphln, of Trenton; Arthur G. to deal in delinquent tax liens it behooves those in ar- P. A. City Water Works 953 45 White, of Farmlngdalo, and John L. cial foaturo connected with the ses- C. E. Applegate 12 45culty had been discovered however, sion will bo a Tomplo of Instruction rears to keep out of their clutches, as they usually and the committee had the engineer Dowlfi, of Aabury Park, have already Mlscclliineoui announced themselves as candidates, that evening. At the latter tho open- charge exorbitant fees to redeem. S. A. French 35 45draw plans for the construction of ing nnd closing ceremonies, as well a main to bo lnl; fines; Chief. For the position of Grand Sir Chris Kelly 8 00 $2.00; sewers, $87.00; Stevens avenue, Herald, which Is the first of the "line" Tomorrow is the Lasl Day L. P. Mienzer 5 58 $746.81; Interest, $221.20; Augusta James Monaghan 18 99street curbing, S10.80; interest, $1.45 Ben]. Strausser, 5 bills 49 87flagging, $21.80; interest, $1.25. Upon motion of Councilman Stanton the re- of Royal Reception Week port was received and filed. O'Neill Placed on Councilman Slover stated that the people on Second 'street between In justice to your wardrobe, don't miss P. R. R. Honor Roll Stockton and Stevens avenue on the southerly side desired to tap the this unique custom tailors' exhibit sewer and that they claimed there There was a celebration at the was not fall enough for them to con- For the benefit of those who do not know only offers you good clothes luxury at economy Pennsylvania Railroad power house, nect on Second street. Therefore, ' Royal Tailor Service—just let us give this brief prices, but guarantees it tofyou—and gives you~a Washington and Plymouth streets, they wore asking if there was not outline of how a Royal Made-to-Measure suit.Is contract bond warranting you against any pos- Jersey City, on September 2, when some means by which they could ordered at our store. sible dissatisfaction. the name of Patrick O'Neill, of 218make connection in the alleyway be- First, you select the woolen fabric of your This guarantee Is no vague Jumble ot honey- First street, that city, was placed on hind their property. Mr. Slover add- heart's desire—choosing from hall a thousand oj ed words. It is a binding bond Issued in writing the honor roll of the company. In ed that it would be necesary to first the world's finest custom tailor weaves (imported with your garment agreeing that The Royal point of service he was the oldest construct a main down the alleyway and domestic). Tailors will make good, to you to the full limit man in the employ of the P. R. R. in question. He also moved that the Next, you name your fashion ideal—picking of the purchase price If the suit falls down In Mr. O'Neill was born in South Am- committee on sewers and tho city any particular. boy on March 18, 184G, and will reach engineer investigate tho matter and if from 73 of the latest and most exclusive mer- the ripe old ago of 70 years next March. they considered it practical to have chant tailor style plates., Verily, Royal Tailor Service stands alone In He entered the service of the Camdon plans and specifications prepared and F YOU'RE a good America. It is the only tailoring service with- & Amboy Railroad at South Amboy submitted at the next meeting. Mo- out uncertainties. ,Even the delivery day Is tion was carried. I business man you Now comes the measure-taking—the record- guaranteed—for if your Royal suit isn't finished when a boy of 12 years, handling freight. In 1861 he became a brako- ing, not alone of your body dimensions, but of on schedule time—we forfeit $1 a day In cash . Councilman Slovor also reported are eager for every de- your mental preferences. for each day's delay. man and worked on the lino In that that thero wore two poles interfering position until 1867, when he took the with tho work that is being done on vice which influences Detail by detail, the expert measure taker of position of fireman on one of the old tho corner of Pine and Bordentown this store writes down the dictates of your mind wood burners then running on thnavenues. Catch basins under the side- efficiency. Your per- and body. Perhaps all these things seem too good to be Camdon & Amboy. In September, true. And, indeed, they do stretch the credulity walk are being put In and tho poles Shall It be an English cut garment with a 1871, while lie was firing on a passen- uro In the way. He statod that one sonal efficiency can be of any tailor-tried clothes buyer who does not ger train coming Into Jersey City he soft coat front and roll lapels? A high waist know Royal Tailoring. was owned by tho Publio Service Co. line? A notched, soft collar vest? So be it! You met with an accident which resulted and tho othor by tho telephono com- punched up by wear- specify even the character of the linings and But that's the very reason for Royal Recep- In tho loas of Ills right leg. This ao- pany. His motion that tho clerk he trimmings, if you desire. tion Week. cldont occurred on Railroad Avenue instructed to notify tho companies In ing a new, Fall, Briegs- botwoon Grovn nod narrow streets, question to havo tho polos removed It's a "Get Acquainted Week—a "Demonstra- only about lliroo blocks from his was carried. Built Suit. Try 'the tion Week"—a "Show Mo Week"'—when you can prosont residence. In 1872 ho took So you see, when your measure blank is put come and Investigate this system without being tho position of Btntlnnnry engineer at The report of the treasurer showed idea. before The Royal- Tailors in their shops at Chi- urged to buy—when you are given the freedom tho pumping slnUon in Jorscy of tho tho following balances on hand: Gen- cago or New York, it is virtually a mirror of you of this store to see for yourself what Royal Pennsylvania Company, and reinalnod ernl account, $5,074.97'; water depart- —of your body and taste. And the Royal drafts- Tailoring offers you. at this post until ISSfi, when ho wasment, $3,507.70; sanitary sower ac- man cuts your suit or overcoat as though you appointed electrician at tho electric count, $'1,557.05; Broadway improve- stood before him—overseeing the job. light plant of tho company. Ho still ment account, $1,472.37. Upon motion the report was received and filed. $10 to $30 Ye Old Tyme Tailor had to charge $50 to $75 There must be some reason why this store holds this position, which will be for this pains-demanding, built-to-taste service. never loses a Royal Tailor customer. relinquished by him upon his retire- President Strntton stated that ho But don't blame him. The poor chap had to ment. would like to recommend that thp Thero must be some reason -why Royal Tailor clerk communicate with tho officials derive his rent, his living and his overhead from customers boost and boost Royal Tailor Service Mr. O'Neill niniTlod Mlas Elizabeth of the Rarltau River railroad .equost- the trade of a small locality. The Royal Tailors to all their friends and acquaintances. Brook of South Amboy. Thoy wore tailor for a nation. lng them to remove the accummula. There must he some good cause that leads married In St. Peter's R. C. Church, New Fall Hats tlon of dirt on Pino avenue at Mc- So Royal Tailoring gives you the utmost In a dozens of our Royal wearers to refer to Royal Jersey city, a short time after the Donough's Crossing. He said that tbo custom-made suit or overcoat at $1C, $17, $20, clothes as "Those Wonderful Clothes." acclaont to his log. He is tho father conditions thero wero disgraceful and that stick out from $25, $30, $35. of eleven children, seven ol whom that wagons could hardly pass there the crowd. Why not come and find out that cause? are living. Ho is an active and prom- for the dirt that has been Bhovelefl Royal Reception Week holds out the hand of inent member of St. Mary's Holy off the crossing from time to time. And even that is not all. Royal Service not good fellowship and welcoir to you. Name Society and the Independent Also that the clerk notify tho same $2, $2.50 and $3 Foresters of America. officials to raise their pipes under the Ho has had many Interesting ex- tracks so that the water could pass Royal Tailoring means the utmost in Custom Tailored periences while in the employ of the through thero freely. Clothes at $16, $17, $20, $25, $30 and Pennsylvania RcAd and has kept pace Adjournment was then In order. "The Store That Satisfies" with the development of railroading during Its many chnnges. Ho worked The less a man talks, ths more with tho Pennsy when tho old wood others may appreciate him, burners, then thn pride of railroad- J. ALFRED JOHNSON ing, worn usod, and has remalnod BRIEGS continuously In tho service to soo How wo like to meet a tnan who Authorized Resident Dealer and be a part in the running of the has no talo of woe to Inflict on us! Tho Tailor, Clothier and new electric motor driven trains. Haberdasher Honesty should go hand' In hand 17s Subscribe for The Citizen. with an Insurance policy. '» 91 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. THE 80PTH AMBOT CITIZEN. emerged from the grove into tbe open • ••••<>•••«*•«< space surrounding a small vine cover- ed adobe house set in the midst of a SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 38, 1915. wide (Infjryard. Little Jim Derrick made no reply, but his- The Brewmaster Says big h.'tud rlim-hcd menacingly. They slipped from their horses and ARE NEW JERSEY LAWS tethrred them within the shadow of Senorita i the chestnuts. Then in single lile they crept toward the little Jiouse where a / FAIR TO WOMEN? light gleamed from a curtained win- dow. A Daring Rescue Lnnigiiii crept to the window and i (•ami; back to Derrick. / By Louise C. Morris. "They're safe, the little senorita and By CLARISSA MACKIE ' An examination of the laws of New the sonant. Shall we go in?' "I will go ahead; you stay close be- ' Jersey shows: ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* hind. If any of the greasers roiiie up, First—The father ig sole guardian "The storing of lied Flapper cuuie racing aerusa the you boys bold 'em out. here until we »f the children. Upon his death the can make a getaway, understand?" Itate allows the surviving mother to border to tell the news at Wet Creek beer in glass-lined ranch. His horse was dripping from ".Sure!" cuiic nut of the darkness. be sole guardian providing she re- "Xow, l.auigau!" Bains a widow. New Jersey women Hie recent bath in the stream, and Derrick reached the litfle veranda vats keeps it in ab- we thus "generously" relieved of all horse and rider were bri'ntliloss with and rapped softly at the closed door. legal right and responsibility In the baste «nd fatigue. There followed a silence, and then children they bear—with one excep- "Well, Rcil, what's hup|ienthe courtesy right gave to the hus- "Yes. Have you a horse of any use? 1 was upprouchliiK the mine when kind?" 7 band the use for life of the whole of 1 got tli© news, and the J,TUIIHOI'8 The Brew for You the deceased wife's real estate. Un- chased me at once. I WIIH hard put to "Not an unliual. Some one stole ov iw the old law the husband could not It noroHH the river. Look here!" cry one last night." make a good deed for any piece of Jim wont back to his men nnd told is jealously guarded through every process. Every effort is bent Jim Derrick lient closer and wnv them that the little senorita did not property lie owned unless his wife where u bullet uml torn a hole tbrniij.')) Joined him in its execution. He may know of lier father's death, and ho upon preserving its purity, and scientifically mellowing its flavor. the coirt slcevo. told them of tho promise lie had made Bow dispose of his real estate without "Forgive me, Ned; I didn't know," to, have her father drought to the Kept sealed in cold cellars until ready for bottling, to assure its her signature. A companion bill (Sen- lie snld earnestly. Then, callluj; to one ranch. ate No. 275) has since been passed of his men who linri some knowledge I'Vmr of the men volunteered to go to restore some semhlance of rights nf surgery, he put the wounded cow- nud recover the body of tin? manager, perfect condition on being opened. to women who are robbed of their boy in hla enre and Kent another to the nearest town for u doctor. This ac- and In a few moments they rode silent- dower rights under the new law. This ly away toward the mine. bill gives to married women of legal complished, he called for IIIH bjg sorrel PRIVATE SEAL Beer invigorate* horse, Satan, and examined his pistols Presently the light disappeared from axe the same right to acquire and dis- tho window, the door opened and two —possesses the maximum of water with pose of real estate they would havo carefully. "I'm soing across the border to St. dark forms slipped out. One of them, were they single. the tnlier, curried a largo bundle?, the minimum of alcohol, yet having Pondering upon these matters one Tomnso and Ret Hob Wnkeman's little girl," said Jiiu quietly to his men. which was strapped on the back of wonderful tonic qualities. wonders if the "privileged class" does "The little senorita Is nil alone there Smith's saddle, fianigau then took Ihe not consist of well-to-do spinsters and tall form of Itosn on the saddle before Order a cmc to-day from your dtaler. those fortunate married women to him, while Jim Derrick lifted thesmall One trial will make you a pcrmantnt bayr. whom chance has given husbands who form of tbe little senoritn to his own are not inclined to take advantage of saddle. their legal rights. Certainly, It does "Itather crowded, but it's better than not include that poor woman'who kill- walking," said Jim grimly, ns they ed herself In bitter revolt recently went back through the chestnut grove. In Elizabeth, leaving the pathetic The little senorltu made no answer. explanation, "I am sick and my feet It wns evident that she was very are.sore, and I am not able to find weary, for presently her head sank wort to buy food for my children. My back until It rested against Jim's husband, who left me seven years broad shoulder. The soft tendrils of afo, is a drunkard and will not sup- her hair brushed his cheek, and her pert me. * • • • So well do the police very nearness thrilled him. Mothers—Wntcli Irritable Children. Officials protect him that I cannot get Coming out of the grove, they avoid- That fever, paleness, grinding of felm to support my children. • • • ed the mine nnd went to the river by teeth while asleep, and coated tongue The law gives him rights and pro another route. They Tvero •within a are indications that, your child has mile of the Rio Grande when there Ucts him." worms in its system. Kickapoo Worm So much for the law! Now for the came the bent of hoofs on the ground fiDd the sound of ilistaut shouts. Killer quickly gets rid of these para- NEVER IDLE! Vacation. I claim the prerogative of sites. It Is perfectly safe for even, ft Yankee, and simply ask: U woman "Greasers!" muttered Lanignu over poieesses privileges now (?) how will his shoulder, and they pushed, the the most delicate children. It is Advertisements in the •he lose them by securing the ballot? horses to renewed speed. pleasant to take, has three effectivo Soon they were flying down the medicinal qualities:—acts as a laxa- !W1M the men take them away from rough road that ended in the bridge, IMP, or will she vote them away her- nnd behind tliem pounded the hoofs of tive, expels the worms, and tones up SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN •elf? And la It not likely that wo- their pursuers. the system. Begin treatment to-day man's interests will be more safe- Smith was riding on ahead with and eliminate the cause of Irritable- Are Working Twenty-Four Hours a Day! guarded when women have a hand or Bosa's big bundle, nnd it was Lnuigan, ness. 25o. * • a direct voice In the safeguarding? riding close behind with the leau Eosn, who discovered that the bundle THE WHITE HOUSE AND WOMAN •was leaking white fenthers, making a SUFFRAGE. clear trail for the bandits to follow. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Among the recent occupants of the Laulgan shouted the news to his JOHN PUGH, ADMINISTRATOR OF An advertisement placed in the CITIZEN White House, (ho younger generation Bridget Tracey, deceased, by direc- "I THOUGHT SOU WEBB A LITTLE GIEIi." companion, and, with an oath, Smith has no time limit to its usefulness to the has shown strong Interest in woman tossed the bundle Into the thicket, and tion of the Surrogate of the County •uitrage. with a Mexican nurse. Her father Eosa screeched loudly and fought like of Middlesex, hereby gives notice to advertiser. It works 24 hours a day. If Miss Margaret Wilson, who, as Is und nil the other Americans ut the creditors of the said Bridget Tracey, a cat now that her treachery had been to bring In their debts, demands and well known, takes a keen Interest in mine have been killed. Any 'volun- discovered. Iiunlgnn promptly dropped your ad is well written and interesting, it teers to co with mo?" claims against the estate, of the said •oclal questions, Is a suffragist, as Is her into a thicket 'of ferns and rode deceased, under oath or affirmation, •will be laid aside by the reader for future her sister, Mrs. Frnncla B. Sayre. "Hero!" "And here!" "And here!" A behind Derrick to cover his retreat within nine months from this date, Miss Helen Taft, who has just grad- dozen bands wont up, but Jim Der- with the little senorita. or they will be forever barred of any reference. Or, if your ad reaches the right uated at Bryn Mawr, Is an advocate rick selected six ot his sturdiest men, When Smith also dropped behind action therefor against the said Ad- prospect, it will make an impression on his of equal suffrage, as wore the daugh- and, having mounted them suitably, Derrick was riding ahead, will) the ministrator. ters of ox-President Theodore Roose- the seven ili.suppeared Into the gather- little senorita close In his arms. Dated, Sept. 1, 1915. memory which will last for days, weeks velt. ing twilight of the Texas pluln. Thud, thud, thud, they went, on to JOHN PUGH, The MISROB Cleveland, unlike their Jt wns n good two hours' ride to tho the rickety bridge, then out upon the 9-4-9 Administrator. and even months. mother, Mrs. Thomas P. Preston, aro bank of the river, and If the bridge freedom of the Terns plains. The se- Consider for a moment, can't you recall sufTraKlslH and liavo been taking an wan still lntnct tho rivor could bo norita wns crying softly, and Dei-rick active) part in suffrage work at Prince. easily crossed. elt that it ivns for her father. an advertisement which you read months ton, wlioro they wero associated with The moll of tho Wot Creek rmit'h Scattering shots followed them Miss lllblien, tho ilnughtor of the pros- rode In silence, their young loader ami across tho bridge, anil there came tho ago which was so strongly impressed on Went of the university. employer forging on aliottd, with his shrill cries of tho Mexicans as at last your memory that you still remember the keen eyes piercing the darkness be- they gnve up the pursuit und went yond. back to their rendezvous.. offer made ? , Churches Endorse Suffrage. "Bridge!" he calloil at the end of two It was sifter, midnight when the The results of advertising may not be Tho Baptist Cliurchoa of South Jor- hours, and then they wont cautiously, three riders reached Wet Creek ranch •»y hnvo followed the load of tho relieved to ilud the narrow, decayed und Jim Derrick guvo the limp little instantaneous. Don't expect that when Methodist Churches of tho state In structure still spanning the silent bundle Into his mother's cure. Then you spend a dollar for advertising today living unanimous endorsement to wo- river. ho nnd bis companions rode back to man suffrage. At tho conference )ust Once on alien territory they pushed meet those who were bringing the that it will return to you ten-fold tomorrow. fceld in Gloucester City the following the horses to a gallop, and mile nftor body of Bob Wakeman. To their de- resolution was adopted: uillo was covered until the dark bulk light It was found that the miner was Newspaper advertising is the very best nly slightly Injured, and his arrival "Whereas, Tho church of Christ of the mountain whore the St. Tomnso mine wns sltiinted loomed to the right at the Wet Creek ranch was uu occu- medium for bringing to the attention of the •tands for justice in all the rotations sion for rejoicing. of life, and of them. buying public your business and your "Whereas, We recognize in the wo- It wns not necessary to caution the Jim Derrick did not see the little wares and gaining their confidence by im- manhood at our Innd a great moral riders to go slowly now, for they lenorltn until morning. a&d spiritual force which has proved brought their horses to a milk and si- At the breakfast table he stopped In pressing on them your personality and luTnluftble in the work of the church, lently approached the mine. Usunlly wonderment nt the sight of n lovely reputation for fair dealing. wd there -were signs of life about the mine girl petite in figure with masses of red "Whereas, A movement Is now be- nt this hour, lights here nnil there and gold hair and deep violet eyes. .She fore the people of our state to enfran- the throbbing of machinery. smiled shyly at Jim Derrick and held chise Its women; therefore be It Now all was silent as tho grave be- mt her hitml. f Building, A new house or ^ "Resolved, That we hereby endorse low, In which were the murdered bod- "I am very grateful to you. Mr. Per- Remodeliniyour bath room Equal Suffrage, and recommend It to ies of Bob Wnkuman anil Ills men. •ick," she snld earnestly. "My father Try an Advertisement for Three Months 1b* people as a measure for the pro- "•Where is the house?" naked ,TJm ins explniued to me just what yon The Water Closet is the motion of temperance, tha protection Derrick of Lnnlgan. lid." most lmporlcm-1: detail in the CITIZEN. "On the other side of that chestnut "My men and myself," corrected Jim. Of the home, and tho building of high- 1 Insure yourself aqainsMoqqinq ami future er ideals in national life. {.'rove. Betier ride carefully th rough But—but I thought you wore n llllh. trouble bycrderinq the jllrcurlivo No. (3Ji "P. ANDERSON, that, boss. Those greasers lire keen on :lrl!" lie blurted out. GUARANTEED BOToutfil "J. H. PERRY, nmbiiRli, you know." The little senorita laughed. "1 WHS willi llie piano polisnetl woodwork dnd "R. B. WBST." But tiiplr way through the grove was >nce upon a time, but the name has notveloqcjincj BUT closet bowl, CTH. EDWARDS without incident, and this was nlnrm- lung to me." k ASK US ABOUT IT . CARPENTER and BUILDER WE SELL PIANOS iiiff in the sight of .rim Derrick and "A beautiful name." snld Jim softly. Window nud Door Nets a Specialty No lake premium cortllltatOB glvon, no A Labor Leader's View. Lnnlgnn, who conferred together In low pri/.o puzzles, no humbug of any kind, but lnd the girl blushed warmly. A. A. IJULSE Hhnply aouostviilue for your money. "1 bolleve in woman BuffTage b»< tones ns they rode Hide by side. Jim Derrick's wife's mime is Linda. Estlmatea Furnished nnd Tuning nnd Repairing ivt Eight I'rlcoa. •HI It is for the good of us all. "If they hiirni one hair of her pretty )ut hi> alwr.ya calls her "little senorl- David Street Tol. 131-J Jobbing Promptly Done "JOHN MITCHELL." bead"— choked Lanlgini, as they a." r P.O. Box ^5 36 lohn Street. HARRY PARISEN 201 KBYM Street South THE SOOTH AMBOY CITIZEN. SATUItDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915. Bread ana Batter Education Notice of Election Every child should get a "Bread and Butter" education first. The boy WEEPING SINEWS. or girl who through practical train- NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED. Registration. ing has become expert in Business Various Methods by Which Ganglions Methods is financially independent May Be Cured. for life. Higher education should rbj-sieiiiiH u-h" the wind ganglion to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO follow business education. Necessi- describe a dwelling of the slioatb of a Items of Interest From all Parts of the State as Gleaned Prom Our the legal voters of the City of South ties first, luxuries afterward. tendon, which contains lluid. ami wlilcli Amboy, N. J. that a Will you give your children tals usually occurs uliout (lie wrist. A weep- Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. GENERAL ELECTION advantage? ing sinew Is tlic same tiling. A little will be held la and for the City of •welling forms, HUII the HuW distends South Amboy, County of Middlesex, It more anil more "as il collects. The Trainer's Business College and State of New Jersey, on Tel. 509-ST. Perth AmbOf, 5. i. swelling is (Maatlc uud soft. Some- Clint, It. A. Stockton Sines Two land,- George Hottel, Lewis P. Ran- due him if he had lived, to Mrs. Gib- TUESDAT, NOVEStBEK 2nd, 1915, times it is small uud does not cause Blithers. dall and Colonel Ernest C. Stahl, son, who completed her husband's from the hour of 6 o'clock a. m. to any trouble, uuil occasionally it passes Trenton; Charles R. he Compte, Lake- report for this convention, the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. for the Captain Richard A. Stockton of away without any Irratuipnt. It may wood; James J. Lyons, Morristown; purpose, of electing the following of- Trenton, who holds a gold medal # * * * ficers: Thomas ft McMichaer yield to iong confirmed gentle pressure, G. Howell Mutohler, Belvidere; Sam- like that which, a ribbon band exerts. awarded by the American Cross of One Member of the State Senate for CIVIL EMINEEI18 AND SUEVEfOBS uel S. Swackhammer, North Plain- Judge Samuel G, Ka.tr. A well placed rtbbou bandage also Honor for his attempt to save his the County of Middlesex, Three Mem- field; Frederick B. Sutton, Kings- Judge Samuel Grey Naar, sixty- helps to relieve the feeling of wenk cousin, Edward Stockton, who was bers of the Assembly for the County land; John R. Shangle, Hightstown; seven years old, ot the Central Police of Middlesex, One Coroner, Five Office of City Engineer ness that almost always neconijianies drowned in the Pasealc River, rescued George W. Young, Oakhurst; Cor- Court, Trenton, died Monday night at Members of the Board of Chosen Port Office Blig. Boatk AmW. V. '• a ganglion. two from the surf at Sea Girt, Sun- Freeholders, One Constable for the nelius Convery, Perth Amboy; Charles his apartments in tho Trenton House In a few cases the fluid tnut the day. Captain Stockton 1B a professor First Ward, One Councilman for the ganglion contains is tuberculous, but Reiss, Trenton; Norman Hayman, following an illness of several days of military science at tbe Bordentown First Ward, One Justice of the Peace In most cases the gungllonic swelling Dcdricltstown; Charles Villa, Pater- from a ccmplicatlon o[ ailments. and One Constable for the Third Military Academy. 1 JOHNSON & WALLING Is entirely harmless, hi tuberculous son; J. Mercer Davis, Mt. Holly; Judge Naar was Btrlcken last week Ward, and Ono Councilman for the Experienced _; cases It is best to remove the sheath In the presence of Governor Fleldsr Joseph H. MaRlunls, Jersey City. while sitting In court aad was remov- Fourth Ward. and Its contents completely. and Adjutant-General Sadler, Captain ed to his home, Said General Election will be held at the following places: Harness Makers Ganglions are usually seen on the Stockton plunged Into the water and * * * * Judge Naar was born October 25, bnck of ihe wrist, but sometimes on saved tjio lives of Miss Mae Wells, III Man Kills Himself. FIRST WARD—In the building and Detlen la comes on the front and Increases In 1S4S, in St. Andrew, Island of Jama- owned by Joe. A. Sexton, on Broad- John J. Boll, fifty-seven yoars old, size. It is then likely to spread down daughter of Mrs. Phoebe Wells of ica, West Indies. He received his way between Main and Second streets. All Kinds of Supplies for, .Horses. the sinews Into the palm of the hand. New York, ami Harold .1. I'ntera, a of 804 East Jersey street, lOHzabcth, early education in tlui public schools SECOND WARD—At K-. of P. Hall. That naturally cripples the victim more member of Battery A, Now Jersey ended his lifo at 1 o'clock Tuesday of Newark and ICIlzabcth. He located THIRD WARD—At Philip Sullivan's Artillery, of East Orango. morning by shooting himself in the Good Workmanship or less, especially since the swelling fit Tronton In 1868. Subsequently ho Store, Stevens avenue. 1 often gircK pnln in cold and damp Stockton, who is also captain In tho head while in his bedroom. Doll re- took up the study of law and was FOURTH WARD—At City Hall. at Low Prices •weather. New Jersey National fiuard, was fused to cat breakfast when asked to admitted to tho bar In 1880. Mo was There are various ways of breaking walking on the beach when ho heard do no by liis wifo. A few mlnm>H a past muster of Fraternal Lodge, a weeping sinew. Sometimes It can lie Notice Is also glvea to the legal the young woman scream. Potora later sho heard tho shot. Boll had Free and Accepted Masons; past dispersed by sudden pressure npplied voters that a had boon overcome by the strong tide been III for n yoar, outforlng from a exalted ruler of Tronton Lodge, No. by the thumbs, which bursts the I'KIIMUY ELECTIOX while attempting to rescue. Miss complication of dlHeasoB which af- ior>, ii. p. o. K. LOWEST PRICED ganglion without breaking thC'skln. It HAIinWAUEHTOHE IN TOWN. Wells. When the captain reached the for all political parties will ho held is best thon to bondage the part very fected his mind. Ho was born In The Judge, was also n mmnhor of in und for tho City of South Amboy, tightly in order to prevent the lltile water, Peters was unconscious and Gormany and was ft detective for tho Trenton LOIJKO NO. 31.9, Independent on sac from (Wins up npuln. The band- Miss Wells said sho could linld out n. Central Railroad Company for nine- O. I. BERQE2ST Order of li'Nul B'Rllh and formerly TUESDAY, SEPTEMnEIl 28tli, 1915, age should contain Home thin, bard while. A bout was launched and all teen years. Ho was a niomher of the president of tho board of trustoes of Corner RtevenB avonue and First street. substance, such as a large coin, direct- roseuod. Kllmbcth Llodorkranz. A wife, Ihron liar Sinai Tomple, Judge Naar, nover from tho hour of 7 o'clock a. m. to Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, ly over tiie site of the sac. Sometimes tho hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the Gas h ixtures. Mantels, Gas a ganglion refuses to burst, but yields Captatn Stockton, who Is the son daughters und one son survive him. married. ITcls survivod by a nophew, liurnoao of nominating persons for Hates, Etc. to tight bandaging combined with treat- of Richard Stockton, Commissioner * # # • Manfred Naar. tho offices designated In the above ment by a blister or by painting wltli ot Charities and Corrections of Tren- # * # # notice of Goneral Election, also mem- SCHOOL SUPPIIES-Big Stock iodine. Tbe cure in such cases is ef- ton, has written extensively on mili- U'UVCN I'arlsli to llocoinc a Teiirlicr. bers of the County Committee from Stationery, Tobacco and Cigars One Hoy BerJoutily Btalts Aiiotltcr. each ward. Said Primary win bo fected by gradual absorption. If other tary subjects. llnv. Pnrcy Curtlfl Wanel], whn has hold in the same places as the Gen. C«HTM GIOTM, Electric U|*t means fail there is nothing to do but * # # * been rector of tho Episcopal Church Quarreling over cigarettes, which eral Election. . to open the ganglion nnd scrape out iu of St. Mary Magdalene, Newark, for ono boy had and tho other wanted, contents.—Youth's Companion. Priest's Auto Overturns In Ditch, v the last two years resigned Tuesday resulted In the stabbing of Paul Goetz HEW JERSEY CENTBAL. f Companion Killed. night. Ho will become head master by Frank Takas Tuesday night whili? HOARDS OF .HKtilSTItY AND SAVED THEIR HONOR. Henry Depass of Jersey City was in Abram Katz's candy store In Cort- ELECTION of St. Ilernard's Episcopal School, TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY killed and Rev. J. C. MacEriain, liuul street, Perth Amboy. Both boys A Diplomatic Crisis That Required Gladstone, October 1. In and for the City ot South Amboy, rector of tho Church of tho Sacred are fourteen years old. Young Takas N, J,, will meet at the respective For New York, Newark and Eliza- ' Careful Handling. Although his rectorship of the Heart, Jersey City, was injured Sun- polling places on beth at 6.23, 7.06. »7.33, 7.60. '8J.7, Your true diplomatist is nothing if parish covered only two years, Rov. wag arrested and held without ball not touchy concerning bis own dignity day when the priest's auto turned Mr. Eisflell has been active In. that awaiting the restiltof Goetz's Injuries. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 191510.01, , 11.28, 11.62, a. m., 12.33, S.M, and that of the nation that he repre- over into a seVen-foot ditch on a field for a much longer period. While Attending physicians say the boy from the hour of 1 o'clock p. m, to 4.38, 6.00, 6.24, 7.34, 8.17, 9.48, •11.17, sents, The lengths to which they hiive sandy cross road between Corlies and a student at the Oenoral Theological may die. His lung Is punctured. the hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the p. m. Sunday, 8.26, a. m.; 1.49, 5.01, carried their sensitiveness In the pnst h Asbury avenues, just west of Asbury Takas claims that Goetz struck him purpose of making a registration of 6.47, 8.49, 9.24 p. m. Seminary, New York, Rev. Mr. Blasell votere of said respective election shown by nn amusing episode that oc- Park. Father MasErlain fell into the first. The stabbing was done with a For Long Branch, Asbury Park, curred when the peace of Knrlowitz conducted services at the then, mis- districts, and on ditch and the auto was bridged across small pen knife for which Katz had etc., 12.56, 5.22, 8.55, a. m.,< 1I.U, was negotiated In 1C99. sion as a lay reader. Ordained deax it. Depasa, who jumped, was caught TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1915, 'The war between Austria and Tur- con one year later, he was definitely agreed to give Takas three sundaes. 2.34, 4.36, 5.39, 6.42, 10.10, p. m. SoS- under the rear part of the car. from the hour of 1 o'clock a. m. to days, 4.25, 9.42 a. m.; 5.11, 9.36 p. m. key, which led to the siege of Vienna assigned to the parish, in which he # * * * the hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the by the Turks, bad Just been brought Father MacBrlain recently came to was ordained priest the following * New York only. • Saturday! only. Killed by Train. purpose of malting a registration of to an end by the battle of Zeutu, in Bradley Beach to recuperate from ;n year. voters and conducting a PRIMARY Harold Sullivan, nineteen years old Which Austria was victorious. I'Hnce attack of nervous prostration. He la addition to being rector of St. ELECTION, and on Eugene at ouce gathered the diplomats of Carteret avenue, Roosevelt, was was at the wheel when he turned off Mary Magdalene's, Rev. Mr. Bisaell TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19ft, 1915, at KarlowitE, in Croatia, to dictate the instantly killed shortly after 10 tho main road into a winding, sandy also has been rector of St. Matthew's MACHINE SHOP terms of peace, but fur weeks tho con- o'clock Tuesday night when he was from the hour of (1) o'clock p. m.., road bordered by a heavy growth of Church, Jersey City. to the hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for gress made no progress because the struck by the Atlantic City filer of representatives could not agree us to weeds that concealed the ditch. The St. Bernard's School, of which Rev. the purpose ot revising and correct- the Central Railroad at the Port BHGIHB8, BOILERS ail MACmnil their proper positions in the council car became unmanageable In the sand Thomas Anderson Conover of Bern- ing registry lists and receiving ad- hall. That the representative of Em- and swerved to one Bide. Father Reading crossing. He was returning ditional registrations, also for the Ot all klad* repair** ardsville Is rector, has an enrolment home from Perth Amboy, where he purpose of conducting a peror Leopold should have the seat of MacErlain brought it up almost par- of forty hoys. honor was tHlsen for grunted, but the had been attending the firemen's carn- SPECIAL ELECTION MODEL XAKIKa FLUnilB, allel with the ditch but the road Besides the regular scholastic work other parties to the congress—the caved and the car turned over. ival, and was riding his motorcycle between the hours of 6 o'clock a. m., BTIAM Turks, Russians, English, Dutch, Poles. the boys are taught agriculture and «us rirmo, in « * * * when he met his death. He was and 7 o'clock p. m., for the purpose Venetians—all clamored for the next industrial arts. The teaching staff, tossed about 100 feet, landing on his ot allowing the legal voters an op- HOT WITH ninn highest seat. Father of Cork Industry In America in addition to Rev. Mr Blssell, who head. Sullivan was assistant engineer portunity to vote oh the proposed' amendments to the Constitution of Finally the situation became so crit- Dies, Aged 97. •will supervise the religious studies at the U. S. Metal and Refining Com- V. NEWELL JAMES ical that it was feared that the peace the State of New Jersey, which are William King, said to have been and high school work, consists of pany's plant at Chrome He is sur- as follows, viz.: C«ner Secua u* ItocUra ML would never be negotiated. So drastic Frank E. Martin, the general man- measures bad to be taken. As the dip- the first manufacturer of corks in vive by his father, a sister and live (1) Amendment extending the right lomats could not be coerced, Eugene the United States, and who was ager; Mrs. A. B. Gwitet who teaches brothers. to vote to women citizens In the State the grammar grades, and Miss Isa- of New Jersey., Immediately employed a number of known as the father of the cork In- # * * * bel le Ashley, teacher of the Interme- (2) Amendment regulating method SALE OFBONDS workmen and had them build a new dustry In America, died from pneu- of subsequent amendments to the council chamber. It was a round build- monia at his home at Perth Amboy, diate work. Injured When Auto Strikes Constitution of the State ot New Jer-15,000 SCHOOL BONDS OF TEB ing, with a special entrance built for Sunday night He was the oldest A new chapel, the gift of Bishop Team of Hones. sey, BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE each representative. la the middle (3) Amendment authorizing excess resident of Perth Amboy: Paul C. Matthews of the New Jersey While driving his auto toward Key- TOWNSHIP OF MADISON, Df THB was a circular table surrounded by Diocese, will soon be erected. This condemnation of land by the State of chairs all the same size and ilnlsb. Mr. King was horn. In Rye, Eng- port Monday night, Russell Poling of New Jersey, or any political sub- COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Tho diplomats now came willingly to land, and came to New York with bis will cost approximately $6,000. Beers street, that place, was badly In- division thereof. their private entrances, nnd at the father, Stephen King, when he was * * * * jured when his machine struck a team RICHARD M. MACK, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB Bound of a trumpet they entered, ench received by the Board ot Education about eighteen years old. The house Firemen's Belief and Exempts May of horses and a 'wagon owned by 9-11-8 City Clerk of the Township of Madison In the standing beside his appointed seat. At of Stephen King was established at Patrick Smith, a farmer, also of that County ot Middlesex at the regular a given fdgu they all sat down, und Settle Differences. Porth Amboy soon after they arrived. meeting room of the Board, Town every one's pride was satisfied. According to the report to be made borough. The farmer was dragged Following the death of his father Mr. J.M. PARSER, Hall, Browntown, County of Middle- Thus ut length, says Das Bucu Fur by the executive committee to the thirty feet and received email injur- sex and State of New Jersey, on the AIlo, waB the peaco of Karlowltz sign- King continued the business under annual convention of the New Jersey ies only. Poling Is a wireless opera- seventh day of October, 1915, at the ed after BOVPTHI weeks' delay beennse the name of William King. He owned State Firemen's Relief Association to tor on an American liner and was hour of seven-thirty o'clock in the of the foolish caprices of the diplomats. cork tree Interests in Spain and had home on a furlough. evening of said day for the purchase be held at Atlantic City, September of $5,000 school bonds In the denom- ships 'Which brought the product to 23, It is likely that harmony will be In the car when It struck the wagon, Representing the Most Reliable ination of $500 each, numbered from Constitution Island. America. restored between It and the exempts. which Is said to have had no lights, one to ten, both inclusive, and dated Constitution Island Is In tho Iludson He erected a factory at Perth Am- were two sisters of Poling, Ada and Companies Only July 1st, 1915, due In the order of river opposite. West Point. Tho Island On this point the report will say. boy In 1856 and established his sum- Hazel, and a friend, Miss Olive Brit- 58 John Street Sooth Amboy, K. J. their number, one bond on the first comprises 300 ncres densely wooded. "The matters of difference between day of July, 1916, and one on the During tho Kcvolnllon it formed parl mer homo there. Ho retired about the State Exempt Firemen's Associa- ton. Miss Brltton Bat in the front first day of July of each year there- of tho defenses of the Hudson river. niuo years ago owing to advanced tion and the state association, which seat nnd was thrown into the road. after until and including July 1st, Upon it nre Hie remains of ten breast- ago. Mr. King belonged to .one of for some years have existed, She received minor bruises, The Pol- 1925. Said bonds nre to bear interest When in Need of at tho rate of 4Va per oe^nt. per works. Those were completed by Kos the first volunteer fire companies" to liavo now, through a better under- ing sisters sat In the rear soat and clusko. Washington's life guard was annum payable seml-annually on the be organized In Manhattan. His com- standing of conditions, assumed a were also slightly hurt. They were first day of January nnd the first day mustered out on this island in 17H;i. pany was the first to have a horse- taken care of by Dr. Walter B. Allen Miss Anna Bartlett Wnrnor. Its own- shape which promises In the near of July In each year. drawn wagon. of Koyport. The car was wrecked GROCERIES, er, nml Mrs, Husssell Sage iu 1UW future to cause a return to harmony Principal and interest are payable made a gift of the Island to the gov- Mr. King married Mies Mary Mar- among all firemen and thereby assure and had to bo towed home. when due nt the First National Bank shall in 1810. They had one son to those who mny ho deserving and of South River. The Bonding pro- ernment of the United States, nnd It ceedings have received the approval is now n part of the military reserva- William King, Jr., who died in 1902. in need of relief, the continuance, of PROVISIONS, Any act by which you make ona of the Attorney General of New Jer- tion. Three grandchildren and four great- tho main source of our Income, which enemy Is, In tho end, a losing game. sey as required by law. The bonds raadchlldren. survive him. The grand- for some time lias been in jeopardy o will he delivered to the purchaser at Roundabout Bribery. children are Miss Mary King and from the existence of dissensions DRY GOODS the First National Bank of South At one old time British, election a River. Each proposal must be en- Mrs. C. H. Aldrlch of Perth Amboy amongst tho members of our organ- The secret of overcoming Ignorance candidate won by means of nn umbrel- is to know the necessity, Call at the New Store of closed in a scaled envelope marked la. Bheer absence of mind caused him and Mra. M. F. Audsley of Atlanta, izations." "Proposal for Bonds" and addressed to leave the gamp behind at every to William C. Ludi, Clerk, and must It will also be reported that out of be accompanied by a certified check house at which be called to canvnss, * * * * the funds In the hands of the com- OVER 60 YEARS' and of course when it was returned by TIMOTHY F. SULLIVAN on an incorporated bank or trust Now Federal GriHid Jury. EXPERIENCE company for 2 per cent, of the par the voter n sovereign was only a solt- missioner of hanking and Insurance The Federal Grand Jury for the there was appropriated to and for Stevens Ave. and David St. value of tho bonds bid. Each check nblo reward for honesty. shall be payable to Edward Barker, September term was sworn in and the use of the Firemen's Home at Custodian, without nny condition or The Reason. ihargod by Judge Rellstab In the Boonton $20,000, and that the remain- conditional endorsement whatsoever. "That man over there Is after your United States District Court at Tren- der was divided pro rata between the This check, will bo forfeited if the ALL NEW AND FIRST successful bidder falls to complete ecnlp." ton on Tuesday. Judge Reilstab in- Relief associations reported to the TRADE MARKS "Good gracious! What do you formed the Jurors there wero no mat- commissioner as having compiled witli his purchase. All bonds shall be con- JneanJ" COPYRIGHTS AC. CLASS STOCK sidered to enrry nccrued Interest from ters to coma before them requiring the law, each of which have rocolvod Anyone Bonding n «lict( h nut! ih^cniitl'iii mny the date of issuance of the bonds to "He's a hair raising specialist nnd Tpllrlily aat!csrtl\lii (viit oivlntim fruy wlii-tlier an special instructions at tills tlmo. He $123.42. An increase of 293 relief as- liivonllmj IB prnhiibly fmlcnlatilo. ri>mrimnli

With the counting of the last vot BABY R4RADL AUTO MRADE It has been many years since we last Sunday morning it was foum had such a storm from the eastward as that of Tuesday and Wednesday FDR Gin WATER that Miss Madge Mahoncy was th' popular choice for Queen of the Oil AUGUST I3"I4 ALLINTRIE5FREE morning. The waters of the bay were Council Turn's Down by Party Line Home Celebration. lushed into fury, and seas of mam- New Ordinance Passed Increasing The contest came to a close a moth proportions ran up on the Faucet Rates and Reducing Meter * Councilman Parisen's Resolution midnight on the last day of July Som e Tim ely Jo t tings Furnish e d beach. toPut "Hole-in-Wall" Up to Grand At the Publicity headquarters. Messrs. By Publicity Committee. All small craft anchored off shore Rates—Is Effective October 1— .1. P. Fulton, .lames Kenan, Frank soon filled with water and sank Jury—President Stratton Says i Scully, James O'Connor and A. H The large cabin motor boat, "Marion Mechanicsville Hose Company COMMITTEES GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE T," owned by John Thorns, which was Likes Maxville Hose House. Must be His Resolution or Nothing anchored off John street, broke loose FOR OLD HOME CELEBRATION from her moorings between 6 and Tb'ecouncil indulged In another bi o'clock Tuesday evening, and in an The new water ordinance was ,.of by-play on the "hole-in-the-wall" instant the wind had blown her passed on its second reading by the question at the meeting Tuesday The oxocutive committee decided that the companies invited hadn't against the city dock. Many ran to Council at. the Tuesday night meet- night. Councilman Parisen presented upon the location of the grand stands been able to hold any meetings since her rescue, but the sea was so heavy ing and adopted by sections. It was a resolution requesting the Grand for the Old Home Celebration at a receiving the invitations on account that it was impossible to save Jier then taken up on its third reading Jury to take up the matter and In meeting last Monday evening. Then! ot mnall attendance. The report was before she struck the sewer pipe ami by title and adopted. Another mo- vestigate it, returning indictment? arc to be two of tho stands this year, quite encouraging on tho whole. stove a hole In her side, and filling tion then referred it to the Mayor for against those responsible for sam one for the use of the chorus and Mayor Uuy presontedaho following with water it took only a few minutes his approval, thence to the news^ invited guests, orchestra and bands 'When she was a total wreck, com- H After the reading of the resolution response to his letter to tha Public paper for publishing in accordance Mr. Stratton asked for remarks and and the other for the general public, Scrvlco Railway Co. requesting their pletely split into nothing but kind- with the laws. Councilman Stant/n Immediately stepped to the fore with Augusta street on both sides ol co-operation during the celebration ling wood. Much sympathy is ex- endeavored to have one. of sections some remarks of his own. Broadway Is tho Hlto selected for tho After being rend a motion was passed tended to Mr. Thorns In his loss, as that provides for a charge of ei*ht This is what Mr. Stratton said: stands. Seats on tho latter are now that H bo published broadcast. Tin; the cm ft was a hobby of his, and he dollars whore there Is only OBSL "As a member of this body I have n on sale nt the Kmplro Thonlre and letter: was delighted with tho fact that faucet in a house, amended BO as to resolution that still lies on thi.' at the drug stores of MOBBI'H.- Parl- lion. \Vm. S. Doy, Mayor through his own handiwork he had reduce the charge to six dollars, its table of this council pertaining to aun and Jaquos. Each of those South Amboy, N. .1 tho vessel in the pink of condition present rate. Mr. Slover stated that '•the same identical thing. You hnvo places have an allotment of the seats My dear Mr. Mayor: and after his own fashion. His loss It was the intention of the council to Your courteous letter referring been unable up to this time to do for ualo and a diagram of tho seats will reach $700 or more. have this higher rate established so hat they have. Chair seals liro to the Old Homo Celebration'which anything with it. 1 expect to vole It is proposed to hold In South Am- A motor boat owned by Andrew as to make the installation of a against this resolution. My resolu- selling for a dollar each and bleacher boy next month, was/received In duo Krononmyor sank, but the damage meter more attractive and thus over- . tlon asked for this body to vote to seats for hnlf that amount. The season, and wo nro constrained to was slight. Lyle Van Dorn's motor come the great amount of wastage tickets aro good for the entire colo- advise you that Uio railway com- that now takes place. The amend- change this great condition nt this pany Is not In a position to comply boat dragged her anchor and went -, point, But no, it was because 1 was uration starting with the Friday night with tho request made. ashore, but osc^ped serious damage. ment was lost on a party vote. The carnival, all day Saturday and that new ordinance becomes effective on a representative of this groat com- MAIXilC MAIIOXKY Under the Public Utilities Act of A l.nrgo throe-masted schooner •any and there was something behind evening. 1911 tho company is specifically moored off shore dragged her cable October 1st, and gives the water Chattln, Treasurer Kenah and Chair prohibited frnm granting gratuities •> wheel. Look out, for him, there The meeting of tho general com- and was blown against the P. R. R. commissioner practically unlimited man Van Pelt and Kdwln Roddy had or descrlmlniiting In favor of any i' trick somewhere. Look out or mlttep In the City Hall was largely pier. She escaped with nothing more power of exercising his discretion. assembled to net as tho official elec- locality by giving free service In one will put something over on you. attonded In spite of the storm and place without giving similar service than a Bovere chafing, The council also decided that a tion board. Chairman (lundrum, of When you get ready to take this rain and heat. Hero everything elsewhere. o storm sewer on Main street was ad- the finance committee, was prevented resolution from the table that holo seemed to indicate' that the plans for Wo aro sory that wo must say no OTJ> HOME IMT PICNIC. visable. The committee reported that from taking part because of his hav- to your request, but the conditions will be taken care of. The water, the celebration were fast approach- An Old Home Day Picnic will be there was a heavy flow of water on ng been overcome with the heat ure not of our making. the sand and the condition that now Ing completion satisfactorily and that held In St, Mary's grounds, Friday, that street above Stevens avenue in quite early in the evening. Very truly yours, exists at that, place will be taken care the celebration would be carried out (Signed) J. L. O'Toole, ,nlght and Saturday afternoon and u evening, August 13 and 14. storm and that a sewer was a Because I presented that resolu- The board was nearly swamped on lines better and bigger than last Secretary Committee on Public necessity between Thompson street with the tremendous vote that the Full arrangements have been made jton you turn it'down and it is down year. Relations, to entertain over 500 Firemen at the and the avenue. Upon motion of Mr. activities of the three candidates had to-day. I don't propose to favor any- Tho finance committee submitted Another letter was submitted by picnic this year. Many new attrac- Slover the committee was empowered piled up. They had so much money thing else until that resolution is the first enthusiastic report so far the mayor. It was a reply from Mr. tion will be put up and if you want to have the engineer prepare plans to turn in that the indictator bell to enjoy Old Home Day as it should taken up and acted on in some man- handed In. Treasurer Kenah stated F. Li, Fullam, manager of the B. I. and specifications for the sewer, was rung by some of the enthusiastic be enjoyed then by all means attend ner, shape or form. If you act on it that the fund .had grown consider- DuPont Do Nemours Powder Co., of the place where you can review the which he explained would cost in on lookers who thought the fund favorably I will assure you that ably In the past week and that at Parlin, and stated that they were de- parade and enjoy a good substantial the neighborhood of twenty-five hun- would surely pass the two thousand something will be done to make it last it began to look as though .con- sirous of co-operating with us in meal and besides that amuse your- dred dollars, mark ere the returns were all in, every way and that while they could selves with tho various games and suitable for motorists and the general tinued hard work would raise the A communication from H. C. Hol- The judges counted the votes of not shut down their entire plant dancing. public to and from this town. I am amount deemed necessary for the Lunch counter open all day Re- lenbach stated that there was no they hoped to be able to let off any not here to put anything over on you, Miss O'Connor first, then Miss Ma- financing of the celebration's plans. freshments on sale. Admission free. liability on his part for the damage men who cared to attend the cele- I here as a representative of the honey and lastly that of Miss Deats. He stated that nearly six hundred All welcome. Don't forget tho done to the manhole and curb when bration. This communication was place, St. Mary's Grove, rear of St. people. There has been a great The official figures of the result are dollars had come in from the con- his car ran into It in an accident on as follows: ordered received and placed on file. Mary's, School, Stevens avenue and boiler here and in the press of the testants In tha queenship race on First street, South Amboy. Stevens avenue some time ago. The county since that resolution was pre- Miss Madge Mahoney 111,272 Saturday night and that prospects Chairman Donlin, of the picnic letter stated that another automobile sented. Now take my resolution up Miss Mildred Deats 76,280 of big returns from the picnics and committee, reported that his commit- had run into him and that the in- and give me a chance. I presented Miss Sallie O'Connor 22,439 froto the benefit performances in the; tee expected to clear over a hundred Funeral Service of surance company had offered to set- the first resolution in many, many . A great deal of Interest was mani- Empire Theatre were excellent. dollars from the picnic on Saturday tle the claim with him for the dam- years. I will be honest and will pro- ested in the campaign while it was night and that they expected to do A report 'from Miss Fulton stated age done to his car but that the duce results of the condition of the being waged and. many were the even better at the one that they in- Mrs. John Fine Sunday that the chorus was getting along amount was so small that he had not "hole-in-the-wall." If I don't I will anxious queries put to committee tend holding again this Saturday nicely and that they would have to accepted the offer and was consider- hand this old carcass of mine over members by friends of the candidates evening. Unexpected expense was Mrs. Matilda A. Fine, widow of John ivork harder than ever during the ing carrying it to court. Upon mo- to you to do with as you see fit. I as to who would probably be the suc- attached to the affair in the purchase Fine, passed away on Thursday even- time that was left. She advocated tion the letter was referred to the mean just what I say, I am earnest cessful one. of a number of lights, etc., that Ing, at the home of her daughter, extending the courtesy of the seat city solicitor. In it. It is upright in every .way.' I The contest proved to be quite a would not be attendant upon tho Mrs, Harry L. Jaques, Englishtown, n the stand occupied by the chorus am here for business, to .widen the money-maker for the fund, which cer- next one, thus a larger sum would at the age ot 89 years. There was a letter from the Publlo ;o them for their use the next day, hole and make changes that will ben- ainly needed the push that It receiv- undoubtedly be realized. Mrs. Fine was born In South Am- Service Railway Co. that Informed f they so desired and favored hav- efit the people and the public. I tell ed from the workers In search of boy township, and resided here until the council that the company could ng no one upon the small stand ex- The secretary stated that in re- you that my resolution will have to otes. Nearly six hundred dollars about eighteen months ago, when she not go beyond Us franchise require- cept the chorus, orchestra and band. sponse to instructions he had writ- ments to maintain a macadam on be taken from tha table before I will was turned In by the campaign man- ten to the several ministers in the sold her home on George street, and The executive committee decided to divided her time with her daughters. Main street. It was evidently a favor anything else that comes up agers on Saturday night alone and city asking them what their plana have the stand made largo enough She was an estimable woman, kind reply to a communication from tha here." of what the other amounts that came were in the way of furnishing din- to accommodate tho Invited guests hearted, liberal and a loving friend clerk in regard to the proposed Im- n previously were it would be bard ners, etc., on Old Home Day. In filso, the matter of invitations being and neighbor. She is survived by two provement of Main street and waa Councilman Parisen rose to state .o estimate. response he had received replies that ho had anticipated some such left in the hands of the chairman of daughters, Mrs. Kate Young, of New- upon motion, referred to the city Of course, the successful young ;he reception and general commit- indicating that the Methodist Protes- ark, and Mrs. Henrietta Jaques, of solicitor and street committee to as- action on the part of the president of ady is greatly pleased with the re- ; tant, Methodist Episcopal, Baptist and the council. He said that his resolu- .ees. Englishtown; also a brother Gama- certain whether or not the franchise uilt and is very thankful to her Presbyterian churches were not con- liel Disbrow of Philadelphia. and the ono that hnd been tabled The report from the music com- contained any provisions covering the friends and acquaintances for their templating anything in the way of The funeral service will be held in proposed improvement. wore at uttor vnriance and that there liearty support. Sho is now busily mittee stated that their duties as so dinners. There was a possibility the Methodist Episcopal Church of was absolutoly no comparison be- ngngod in planning for her extensive far outlined by the general body had that the Presbyterian ladies might this city, of which the deceased had A communication from County Soli- tween thorn. "Yours Is a burden on iiart in the celebration which, this been completed. decide to serve a cold lunch on the been a life-long member, at 2 p. m., :itor Geo. L. Burton requested that on Sunday afternoon. It is desired the taxpnyor8," lio said, "mine Is on year, ia to ba ''bigger and better than Mr. -Stophenson, of the reception lawn and there was some talk of tho the council have their solicitor write the company. I don't fear tho com- by the relatives, that the pastors of over." xmimlttee, reported that difficulty Baptist people arranging a cold other churches kindly give notice of him fully in regard to their claim of pany nnd I'll make you a proposi- On Friday night, August 13th, Miss was being experienced in the mat- lunch also. It was understood that the funeral from their pulpits. liability on the part of the county tion." Horo the sponker offered to — o —. Mahoney will be erowned queen of ter of securing accommodations for a monster picnic would be run off at for the services of the watchman have a public mooting called and lot ho city. The coronation will take guests over Friday evening. A sug- St. Mary's grove but what Christ MlLDliED ELIZABETH ZINKHAM. maintained at the "hole-in-the-wall." tho people decide which of the two place.In the neighborhood of eight gestion was advanced to the effect Church had decided he had not had Mildred Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. This was in order that the writer rsolutlons they would fnvor. Ho 'clock. The ceremonies will be very that if anyone in the city would care an opportunity to ascertain, After and MTs. W. Ernest Zinkham, of Braod- might become fully acquainted with would vote for Slrntton's resolution mpressive and .will take place at the o offer services in this line that they some discussion the matter of en- way, passed away on Monday morn- tho situation and thus be in a posi- if that was whnt they wanted and grand stand on Augusta street. Miss :ommunlcate with Mr. Stephenson to deavoring to secure prospective ac- ing, at the age of six years. Death tion to advise the Freeholders. Upon, Stratton was to vote for his if the Bertha S. Pulton has charge of tho that effect. The general chairman commodations in the way of food for came from the effects of pneumpnia. motion of Mr. Slover the matter waa decision favored his resolution. The affair and has already arranged for made this as an anxious request to the visitors that will flock ihera on The sympathy of many friends referred to the city solicitor. two council men exchanged ideas on n effective program combining mus- Eolks to offer to entertain the cele- Saturday, the 14th, was left in the goes out to^ the grief stricken couple tho Bubjoet for some little tlmo, In- The Jersey Central Traction Com- cal selections and court ceremonies. jritiesthat will in all probability be hands of the roceptlon committee. in the loss of their precious little one. terrupting each other until finally pany advised that they had built a n attendance. Mention was made of the fact that at The funeral services were .held from Mr. Stratton brought the argument to After the queen is crowned and very substantial fence around the least one party was contemplating the home of. the parents on Wednes- a. closo by addressing the audience, eated upon her thoriie, which is to Tha athletic, committee reported the sub-station in accordance with the the erection of a large tent some- day afternoon at two o'clock. The citing vague statistics ns to how the ie of elaborate construction nnd lurchase ot first and second prizes equest of the council and that they where and from there serving cold Hev. C. S. Lewis officiated at the ser- money now being spent at the hole lesign on the tipper part of the stand, 'or each of their events and stated were contemplating still further im- lunches and refreshments. vices. Interment was made at Van could bo reduced and the Improve- he mayor will turn over the keys of :hat entries were beginning to' come provements to the sidewalk and curb- blew cemetery, New Brunswick. ments secured without expense. he city with an appropriate address n very nicely. The prizes will ba The committee on Illumination re- Ing which would he made at an early if homage. Below the throne will be placed on exhibition as soon as pos- ported progress. [late. The communication was re- Tho resolution Introduced by Coun- itationed the attendants, the chorus ilble. When Assistant Prosecutor Coan Morgan Dancing Pavilion affords an ceived and filed. cilman Parisen was ns follows: lelow them, and then the orchestra T,he firemen's parade committee cams to the moetlng he brought with opportunity for a very sociable and A communication from a commit- Whereas, There is in the City a ,nd bands, which will furnish the reported that they were now work- him a large package which had been pleasant evening Wednesdays and ee appointed by the MechanicBVilla long narrow and dark tunnel under nusic. , the tracks of the Pennsylvania Rail- ng energetically and indications left at his New Brunswick office. Saturdays. * * Hose Company to investigate the road Company where said tracks On Saturday tha Queen -will re- seemed to be that the expectations Upon'opening it tho package was matter of a new house for their cross Rldgway avenue: and view the several parades from her »f tho committee would be carried found to contain a large cup pre- FOR SALE—Single cylinder, belt- apparatus reported to the council by Whereas, Said tunnel Is the only hrone, posBibly leading the Baby >ut after all. It was practically cer- sented by Mr. Geo. A. Vlehmann. drive Excelsior motor cycle, fully letter tbnt they had visited the Max- public passageway by which a large arade on a float, If she so desires, Tha cup was engraved copiously with body of our citizens Including a ;ain that Malawan and McClellan oil equipped. Apply to Howard Bergen, Wo fire house nnd judged some- number of school-children can find Tho victory gained by Miss Mahonby Perth Amboy would be present with tho donors name, Old Home Celebra- First St. and Stevens avenue, 7-24- hing of this nature would be emin- their way between the town proper an be attributed to her popularity, strong possibility of Koyport and tion, date, etc. Tha cup is left In o ently suitable for their use. They and the schools and their homes: and ioupled with the energetic efforts of Eordentown in line also./Asbury the handB of the committee to be FOR SALE—Small building suit- explained that their necessities would Whereas, Said tunnel is also the used as thoy see fit. only public approach to the bridge band of loyal friends who waged ark and lied Dank were also raen- able for kitchen or shore bungalow. not require a house more than half Bcross the Raritan River, and as enthusiastic nnd effective cam- loneil ns being sureties. The tllf- Congressman Scully's offer of a Price only $60. Apply to Daniel Vf. as large as the one thoy had inspect- (Continued- On Page Pour) (Contlnued On Page Four) Iculty, the chairman said, was In (Continued On Page Four) Bunting, First street. 7-17 (Continued on Pago Four.) OT CITIZEN. |

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1915. Bottle Fed( Babies If ilio baby is to be artificially fo>i. the fooit NEW JERSEYJEWS^CONDENSED. sHlected is vitally essential. A malted food that Citizens of City Send BORDERS consists o£ every nt-cessary property is Petitions to Freeholders Items of Interest Erom ail Parts of the State as Gleaned Erom Our Malted BORDEN'S Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. At a meeting of ihe Board of Free- Milk Malted Milk holders held lit New Brunswick on !N THE SQUARFZ PACKAGE Monday afternoon three petitions were received from taxpayers of this Jt lias every element of ixxly-liuiNlfii!? nutrition 1'oeullar lti>i(iiost on Death Bed. Bros., butchers. It was while putting to numerous acts of vandalism tlio. essential to (He health, strength, robust doielop. city and signed by 150 persons, ask- Frank H. Lewin of i'lainfleld ave- meat at the store that the splinter of visiting privilege was subsequently inent of the child. It contains no lnirredlttnt tlw.t ing the board to take over as county nue, Plalnfleld, a retired New York bone which caused death pierced his limited to two days in each week. is uut necessary to (he .child's physical welfare. roads Pine avenue from the city line thumb. A widow, Mrs. Laura V. Mr. Duke has had some odd ex- It is easily iirf[)iirc(l,i)!ilntJil)Ie, will not cause fer- business man, died at his home in iiienlatlon and satisiies every cruTlng of the infant. to Bordentown avenue and Borden- that city Saturday. With a view to Little, and a brother, Nathan S. Lit- periences with offensive visitors who town avenue from that point to carrying out one ot his last wishes, tle, survive. failed to recognize him as the owner SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY Stevens avenue; Main Btreet from the family have refused to make pub- * * * * of the estate. On one occasion, when Broadway to the South Amhoy and lic the date and place of his burial he stopped his carriage in the mid- ALL FIRST-GLASS DKUGGl^TS Sayreville line; Washington avenue Signs to Wnrn- Auloists of Cliurcbog. dle o£ a narrow roadway an automo- or the time for funeral services. He Because automobilists have blown from Main street to the city line and also requested that no information bilist threatened to thrash him be- Ridgway avenue from the point their horns Sunday mornings in front cause he failed to drive on and let concerning his business life or hia of churches while services have been •wjiere it joins the county road in death be published. him pass. Recently another automo- LIST CAM, FOR CORN TRAINER Sayreville township to the point going on, the Borough Council ot bilist nearly ran down Mr. Duke's GROWING CONTEST « * « # where it Joins Main street, in South,' Red Bank Monday night instructed three-year-old daughter, who was be- The corn growing contest which is GRADUATES Amboy, The petitions were referred Bridges Wnslied Away. tho police department to have signs ing wheeled In a baby carriage. being carried on .by the Middlesex to the road committee. hung up every Sunday morning 500 SUCCESSFUL! Two bridges were washed away in Mr. Duke has expressed regret that County Board of Agriculture is \ feet from every church In the borough A resolution was adopted providing a storm which swept down on Bound lie la obliged to close the park to Uis awakening considerable Interest The great number of our Graduates announcing that a church service is for the issuing of $69,0(10 worth of Brook Sunday. One was a culvert home people, who appreciate his gen- among the corn growers j throughout and students who hare obtained pood on the trolley line to Soracrvlllo, tho being held 500 feet away and not ta bridge bonds to cover the cost of the roslty, but he has found no practical the county. positions recently leads us to urg«""»s construction of the new lift draw destruction of which tied up traffic. blow horns. Kvcry church In the way to allow them to enter and at the This contest which lias been ex- you to lose no time la preparing tor bridge to be erected over the South The other was a bridge near Weston borough, with the exception of St. same time keep out tfie vandals from pluinod before In these pages con- a like success. Inquire today. Elver. The tracks of the Public Ser- on the canal road which was over- James's Catholic Cliurcli, is on a distant towns and cltli-s. sists in the yield o£ one and one- flowed by the Rarltan River. The corner. vice Hallway company cross tills * * * # half aero plots, also prizes will bo Trainer's Business College bridge and they will pay $5,000 as water covered the road to a depth of * * * * given for exhibits of ten ears of the several feet. Camping parties were Not; Cimdldalo for Curnlrnl Queen. TeL 509-Jf. I'erttt Ambof, IT. J. beir share of the expense. Now 'I'ln SnM'lter for l'ortli Ainbojr. different varieties at tlio annual Freeholder Thea/ Colin had a reac- driven from the lowlands near Hiver- It was officially announced by tho show to bo held during the late fall. For experimentation In the. reduc tion fid opted, ' which directed the sido Park by the overflowing of the voting contost committee ot tho While there are a goodly number tlon of tin oroB from Bolivia the irk to request the Mayor and Com- river, which advanced so rapidly Koansburg Carnival Association that of farmers who hove entered this American Smelting and Rollning Com- . »s)oners of New Brunswick to take that some were forced to abandon MIBH Hullo Brnamler, postinJHtreSB of contost, there should be many more Thomas $ McMichael pany, according to announcement CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS control of the public drinking foun- their outfits. Keanshurg, has withdrawn from the nnd any who will should enter with- made at its office at Hay on no, will tain on Albany street near the end of * * * * raco for quoen of the coming carnival in the next few days aa the lists will erect and equip a building at Us Office ot City Engineer the Albany street bridge. Trios Thrice to Drown Herself. for reasons not given, Miss Broan- be closed during tho first week of plant In Perth .Amboy. A now and dor says that her duties at the post- Proposals are to be asked for the After three alleged attempts at August, when a committee will go Post Office Bldg. South lmb«r, V. Bonret process will bo tried. office would prevont bar from taking improvement of the Raliway-Roose- suicide by drowning, Miss SUBIOYVOI- about, measuring the plots that are Wlllard F, Flake, who talked for the part In the various events. entorcd In the contest. Any one velt road and of the New Brunswlclt- cott, forty-five years old, was arrest- company concerning tho project, said Miss Marlon Hlllman of Nowark Is wishing to enter their Hold corn can Old Bridge road from Weston's Mills ed at Long Branch Sunday afternoon. tho Binoltor would be a small one tor In tho lead In the contest, having 505 do so by writing to the County Farm JOHNSON S WALLING to Commercial avenue, also for the Her sanity Is questioned, The woman experiment at first, Its capacity will votes moro than ,hor only other con- Demonstrator, Irving L. Owen, Now Experienced widening of the culvert over Mill deliberately walked Into tho surf bo only about 500 tons a month and testant, Miss Melva Brown of New Brunswick, N. J., who will call at brook on the Mettichen-JJonbixintown near Ocean Park with tho Intent pur- tho work can bo handled by about a York. In tho contest for king, Ed- tholr farms and explain the rules Harness Makers road in Raritan township and the pose of taking her fife. The third Bcoro of men.' ward George of Newark, who Is and accept entries. and Dealers la widening of Bridge No. 204 over the time she made tho attempt and fail- The ylold of Bolivian mines Is said backed by tho Puritan A. C. of that Millstone river on the road from ed the life guard hauled her out and o All Kinds of Supplies for] Horse to he sufficient to supply tho demand place, leads Jerry J. Sheehan ot Kingston to tho Acqueduct in Cran- turned her over to the police. Miss Important Accessory, Anyiiow. bury township. for tin products. The cutting off of Keansburg by more than 439 votes. Thb automobile people to tha con- Wolcott told the life guard she waft some of tho sources of tin through * # * * trary notwithstanding, the best sparfc Good ^ Two roads within the city limits tired of life. the war has resulted in the demand of Perth Amhoy were taken over as Neurulglu Pains Stopped. Ing duvlce continues to be a aofa, wltli * * * * outstripping the remaining available the lights turned low.—Judge. at Low Prices county roads by the adoption of Janitor Amasses $lf>Q,000 supply. You don't need- to suffer those resolutions introduced by Freeholder agonizing nerve pains in the face, Having amassed a fortune estimat- Tho difficulty with Bolivian ore has A. T. Kerr. One of these roads runs bead, arm, shoulders, cbest and back. Useless Proceeding. ed at $150,000 during tho twenty always been In getting the tin from Showing a man that he's wrong from the Perth Amboy city line at Just apply a few drops of soothing years he has been janitor of the town the conglomerate, and the American won't atop the argument. It will only LOWEST PRICED Spa Springs down Amboy avenue to Sloan's Liniment; lie quietly a few HARDWARE STOKE IX TOWN. hall, at Union Hill, George- T. Bute company hopes that its now process make him more angry. Myrtle street, a distance of 6,400 feet mlnute9. You will get such relief presented his resignation at a meet- will overcome thia. The experiment with a sixty-foot roadway. The other and comfort! Life and the world Ing of the Town Council Monday is to be carried on for a year, when Odd. road runts from the Florida Grove will look brighter. Get a bottle to- O. I. BERGE3ST night. After it is acted upon at tho the company will decide whether the It is odd that the man who speaka road down New Brunswick avenue to day. 3 ounces for -25£., at all Drug- without thinking is the oae most apt Corner Stevens avenue and First Btreet. next meeting he will retire to take profit yielded warrants the handling Mitchell Place, a distance of 1,000 gists. Penetrates without rubbing. to say what he thinlcs. Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, charge of his real estate in North of ft. • .'. Gas li.xtiires, Mantels, Gas feet with a width of 66 feet. o Hudson, * * * * Plates, Etc. o A crying shame—the neighbor's Butz, who Is sixty-five years old, SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Big Stock P. S. ft WILL ISSUE MONTHLY Voutlis Fined nnd Placed on Prolin- baby. made his fortune by speculating in Stationery, Tobacco and Cigars FINANCIAL JIEPORTS real estate and by exercising tho tlon. Public Service Corporation of New greatest frugality. His salary aa Jan- On a charge of wronging Miss Canras Glore*, Electric Light Balkg. Jersey has decided to hereafter make itor at present is $1,000 a year, but Marie Dembowskl, at Helmetta, on monthly financial reports for the in- .when he took the office twenty years February 19 last, John Bolin, of that SOUTH AMBOY formation of the general public. It ago he received only $500. Prisoners place, was placed on trial at New has been the custom of the company are lodged in the cells, at the town Brunswick on Monday before Judge to make such statements only once a hall and, as Butz had the privilege of Daly and a jury in the county court. Hospital for Clothes year, preceding the stockholders' feeding them, he added to his fortune Walter C. Sedam appeared for the de- annual meeting, but the directors re- in that way. fense and Assistant Prosecutor Coan By our system of cleaning dyeing, cently voted to change tbis policy Despite his wealth, Butz does not for the State. repairing and pressing clothes, ws for the plan of giving more publicity indulge In any amusements. He has He was found guilty and was placed absolutely cure all garments. We al- toVthe affairs of the corporation. on probation for the full term and never had a ride In an automobile so make ladles' suits and dresses. In the first statement l3sned in ac- and he says he has never been in a fined $75.' Andrew Valek and Harold cordance 'with the new policy the theatre in his life. His sole extrav- Bolln, who were also indicted with Seeing la believing. Give ui a ilrst six months of the year are agance is a corncob pipe, him, changed their pleas and entered trial and be convinced. r covered. Future statements will cover pleas of non vult. They w ere plso Everything neatly done at loweit monthy operations as well as show placed on probation and fined $50 prices. figures for the proportion of the year Lists Stnto Publicntiona. each. up to the dnte of the report. , To overcome shortcomings of a Judge Daly very clearly charged All work absolutely guaranteed. Even with the unsettled condi- law that copies of every report and the jury as to the> importance ot the Buildini a new house or * •" tlons of tho past six months the cor- pamphlet Issued by tho state be sent crime and the fact that young girls Remodeling-your bdlh room poration shows a gain in gross earn- to each of the more than 300 local under sixteen should be protected HPHERE is one watch LROSENTHAL, The Water Closet is the ings over tho first half of 1914 libraries in the state, State Librarian from crimes of this sort. The age . you can buy with a Broadnay, Iic(. John & Henry Sts. amounting to $631,835.61 or a per John P. Dullard has had printed in of the boys and the reputation they most Impofrarrlr detail centago of increase of 3.6 per cent. pamphlet form a check list of tho bore in the community led the court surety of satisfaction nsure yourselfd^dinstclocjqin^ and lulure rouble by'orderinq tKc dtlractive No.C/j NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. The balnnce available—after the pay- to dispose of the case as it did. state publications. These are to be and good value—the , GUARANTEED B OTouif.i ment of operating expenses, fixed supplied to libraries that local libra- Among the witnesses called in the v/Un me piano polished woodwork and - TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY charges, sinking fund requirements, rians may ltnow\ what publications case were the mayor of the borough -c!ocjgm<3 5*O T closet t>owl. etc.—for amortization, dividends and have been issued. Tho contents as and the president of the board of ASK US ABOUT IT . For New York, Newark and Eliza- surplus, nmoiintod lo $1,507,441.80/ well as titles are listed in the check education. WALTHAM A. A. IIULSE beth at 6.23, 7.08. '7.33, 7.50. »8.17, which mentis that the Increase in list. Mr. Dullard explains that tlio * -ft * * 10.01, 11.23, 11.52, a. m., 12.33, 3.19, surplus available for dividends over law makes no provision concerning WATCH David Street Tel. 131-J 4.38, 6.00, 6.24, 7.34, 8,17, 9,48, sll.17, jtho corresponding period of 131.4 was how the work shall be done, and In Tired of Vandals, Duke Closes Park. p. m. Sunday, 8.26, a. m.; 1.49, 5.01, $149,5 Ofi.8.1. only one year has an appropriation The 2,000-acre park of James B. 6.47, 8.48, 9.24, 10.10. p. m. been, made to cover the cost. Duke at Somervllle has been perma- Behind every Waltham is a Save For Long Branch, Asbury Park, nently closed to the public. Instead Ladies! Money and etc., 12.56, 6.22, 8.55, a. m.; 12.16,

CAUSING WKJION SITUATION. « # « *• clear, clean-cut guarantee of the familiar signs; "This park open Keep in Style by 2.34, 4.36, 5.39, 6.42, 10.10, p. m.. Sun- There will be a canning demonstra- Ti-nlu Kills JIi.ii, Fop liliinifd. to the public on Tuesdays and Fri- good for all time. Behind Reading McCall's Magazine days, 12.56, 4.25, 9.27, 9.42 a. m.; 6.U, tion nt the Town Hall, Piacataway, On his way to work at the Ameri- days," at every entrance the visitor 9.S6 p. m. Tuesday afternoon, August 9th, at two that guarantee is the largest and Using McCall Patterns can Smelting and Refining Company's is now confronted with the simple McCall'a Muaiine will * New York only, s Saturdays only. o'clock. watch factory in the world. MSCAILS MAGAZIHE licip you dress siyi- plant Monday morning, Alexander notice "Closed," islily nt a moilonito •This demonstration will bo in the Borlsh of Perth Amhoy was struck expense \>y ticL'pliiu Because of repeated acts of van- you ijosuiri on lli*-1 canning of vegetables and fruit, to by a Pennsylvania train a#id Instant- dalism and the continued abuse of There is no need to argue latest f nsli Ions In ' STUDIO bo given by Miss Fannie Cooper of clollies uml littis. 60 ly killed. It is thought a heavy fog the privileges ot the park by visitors, the superiority of Waltham Now I-"as li ton l)f- the Home Economics Department of which prevailed at the time prevent- slgus fn end) Issue. Mr. Duke has long threatened to Watches. That has been Also valuable infor- the State Experiment Station. This ed Borish from seeing the train. close it to the public and ho was mation on all bonio will be tho third demonstration to be and personal mat- finally prompted to put up the bars established for nearly three- ters. Only 60c a held in Plscataway for the Boys and * * * « • year, including Stevens Avenue, near Henry Street for all time by the presumptuous- fourths of a century. a froa inUiorn. Sub Girls club which was organized early Splinter of Done Kills Itntclicr. ness of a big automobile party from scribn totluy or send Sonth Amboy, S. 3. in the season. There are about .forrrcosuuiplocopy. Nelson P. Little, fifty-six years old, Richmond, Pa.,who last week entered "li's Time You Owned a Woltliam." McC»HP«H«nuwlllonnbloyoutomiilcttI)iyau. twenty-ono members in tho club a butcher, of Asbury Park, died the park with 180 cars. The visitors own home, with your own bniids, cluilitiiK Office l'none l Keflldence Phono 110 which Is under tUo leadership of Mrs. fur yourself and children vvhluli will Lc per- Tuesday from blood poisoning caused stopped the cars in front of the Duke ("net In stylo and fit. r rlco—nan« h Itrlinrihiiii Frank Miller. IB coins. So ml for frno rnUorn Cuttluiiuu. EDWIN C. RODDY by a splinter of bone which stuck mansion and without the consent of We make a specialty oi We Will Ci« Yon Fine Ptcstnti far KoltliiK swh- The boys and girls are taking a the owner proceeded to picnic on the scrlpiloDpninongyourfrlftKls. Snmlforfrott In his left thumb July 24 and which Waltham Watches. Com- Proinhim Otalok'uo nnd Cash 1'rlzo Offer. ALL KINDS Of INSURANCE great deal of interest in the work and he gave no attention to until three wcllke.pt lawn, despite the signs of plete assortment of all are gaining much practical know- days previous. At that time Mr. Lit- "Private" nnd "Keep off the Crass." grades and styles, Talk REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD ledge from the demonstrations. They left the lawn strewn with lunch tle's thumb became swollen and with us about a Wal- Commtaaloner of D«*4i Several of the boys. and girls are swellings rapidly developed at his boxes and empty bottles. The charge growing plotB of tomatoes which left and right hips and the calf of his Is also made that rare flowers and tham. Notary PnbUa they use In the demonstrations. shrubs were plucked. left leg. SAMUEL KINSTLINGER, LIBRARY! Rooms 12 to 15 Parlsen Building, Parents and friends of the mem- Mr. Little, whose home was at 1101 Jeweler nnd Optician • -r; ~ The park has been maintained by The Latest Popular Books WtU Be B'vray Jk Angntta 9t, Soath Amk#Tt bers are cordially Invited to be pres- Second avenue, came to Asbury Park OPPOSITE C. R. R. STATION Mr. Duke for a number ot years at Added Ag Thej Are Published. ent on Tuesday afternoon. in 1873, the year after the building of an. expense of more than $100,000 a For Small Sam TOM Can Sot 6 Open Evenings 7.09 to 9.00. o it was begun. He was born at year for his own use and that of the Reading. Eve invented temptation, but forgot Sciuankum. Mr. Little at the time ot public. It was formerly open to the THE A. C. PAEISKN UBRABI A few short weeks and the house- his death was employed by Vogel to patent It. , ij^'JjJJ public every day la tne week. Owing South Amboy. cleanlng microbe will get busy again. take of some kind, and I can't under stand it." "Perhaps you can understand tu SOME JOTTINGS COLLECTED > better, then," she continued. NEVER AGAIN! Madeline, tragedy in her step, walk BY OUR REPORTER WHILE 0(1 to her husband and placed in hi Bxk vmaster Says hand a folded sheet of paper. GUNNING ABOUT THE CITY, "Whin is it'.'" lie asked without loot ins at it. A Narrow Escape "lietui it." she said. • lit; slowly unfolded the paper an. icad. "Dearssl Hob,'1 said the-paper, "yo By FRANK CONDON arc the only man in this world 1 slm 1 ever love, nnd I shall always love ,vo Copyright tJy Frank A, Mun.se> Co. more than any other man, and 1 ai •••••••••••••••••••••••a the only woman—anil of this 1 ai certain—whom you will always lov» Il"s a ver.v striiiigt filing nlwut wo no matter what other woman mil, men. come into your life." Who is the recent Benedict wb "Barley Malt of the Education, ti'iiiMiiif.", .Youthful Bur- It was signed "The One Woman." met his wjfV lor the (ir.st time wher 1 roundiiifjs, companions, home iuliueuv Hubert looked ill from the missive ho chased her out of his yard wit and other conditions or circumstances blank wonderment In his countenance a broom for suiting roses? very best grade only of the past will generally present t< The handwriting he hud never see the observer of a uisui at least an before. Inkling of what that niim will do un- "Js it a joke?" he asked uncertainly Sunday evening was an awful one, is the proper basis der certain conditions. "That letter I found in the pocke wasn't it? The fellows couldn't stan In the ens(! of a> woman you muyof the suit you wore yesterday to Nun around comfortably waiting for pick for a pure beer. hnve the history of lier entire life a York, and I am not surprised at find- me-up dates and the girls couldn't g< y/mr finger tips, and when you uttemp ing some evidence of your guilt. 1 am out for fear of the rain spoiling thei not very observing, but I have see rto prophesy her a«'tions or to cxplnii: facial makeup. Terribly tough luck Otherwise success in • them after slie lms acted—well, i the change that has slowly come ovei all 'round. you're over seven you know precisely you, and 1 suspected its cause. 1) you think that a loving wife can b how many thousand miles wrong Who was the girl that got so ex the brew cannot you'll be. blind to such tilings, no matter how cited over the wreck last Saturdnj Nowhere could one find n young wo- unsophisticated she may be? No; sh man more peaceful and contented than feels things she cannot explain, nnd o that she threw her week's wages be expected. late I hare felt that your love for in away? Mrs. Madeline Trimble Grant. has dwindled and Hint some other wo Young Mrs. Madeline had a line mn« has taken it from me." home, a French l>»l]<]r black tissues. This disease has ebts, by legal action, if necessary, Haven't I been a food wife to you?" IO snld, skimming rapidly through the jcen found to be quite prevalent in 'ayment may be made to Francis H. "You surely have, my- dear. You're ome. "It will serve n good purpose." ;lie vicinity of Swedesboro and has iordon, at the store corner of Broad- the best wile n man ever hnd. ButThen Robert walked into the kitchen, boen reported from other parts of whnt has that lo do with it? Haven't followed by his wife. Helen Murphy vay and David street, or to the tra- I also been a good husband to you?" i preparing the potatoes, and at the S'ew Jersey. It Is the most severe of lersigned. The SOUTH AMBOY STEAM CLEANING & DYEING WORKS "You hnve not!" she deelrired bitter- moment Robert entered her domain a the tomato diseases in the Southern WILLIAM J. BOWB, All kinds of tailoring nwitlj dose at raisonaUo prices, Mr experi- steaming pan was In her hands, and StatBS, but it Is to ba hoped that our ly. "Who in the woman—the woman?" idmlnlstrator of James H. Gordon, ence In making old clothes look like new will surprise you. Robert, who had been standing, sat the lid of flie stove was off. • northern winters will tend to hold It deceased. 9-13-tt down abruptly. For the next half hour "Marriage as a check In New Jersey. "The wouinn!" he gasped. "Made- lnne Art" blazed merrily among the The New Jersey Agricultural Ex- SAMUEL G-OHLJD line, vt'ould you be kind enough to sit ;oals, accompanied by the fraudulent OVER 66 YEARS' 1CD Bromlwajr South Amboy, IT. 1, etter Madeline had written nnd pluced lariment Station is conducting special down and tell me quietly what on itudles of the diseases of tomatoes, EXPERIENCE earth you are talking about?" n his coat. "You carry It off very well," slie an- At the end of that time Robert came ind -will be very glad If growers of swered, eying him coldly. "I have arily into the kitchen, having heard his crop will forward specimens of C. H. EDWARDS been everything flint a good wife coulrt Helen Murphy stirring In the coal cel- liseaeod plants to Dr. Mel. T, Cook, MACHINE SHOP CARPENTER and BUILDER bo. 1 have tried to make your home lar. igrloultural Experiment Station, New Window and Door Nets a Specialty happy, and I only thought of you and ENGINES, B0ILEB8 BH« MACHINIST Entiinaten Furnished nnd He removed the lid from the Btove. Elrunswick, New Jersey. TRADE MARKS Jobbing Promptly Done your happlnusa. Everything tliat I Then he rennhed into the pocket of DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS 4.0. OI Ml kind* repaired. could do In an effort to mnke myself Is cont nnd look therefrom nnother Anyonoflemllnu npltdHi nnd clrBcrfnf l"ii trmr P. 0. Box 35 36 lohn Street. ns perfect a wife as possible I hnve etter in a small envelope, nddressed to It a man owes you money ho Is quickly aseorUiln oiir uimnmi fruo ivliutluir mi Illtranllnn In prnlinlily imlonlnliln. (•nminmili'n. MODEL MAKING, FMTXBnra, done, and you repay It nil, how? By ilm in fine, feminine handwriting mid ilways ready to laugh at your weak tloiMntrlollrcmilliloiif Inl. HAMMOCK UII I'uli'litl Bimt froo. Uliluflt iiiiotir;' foriMM-urltii: I'nttMit.i, GAS Firmer, STEAK AK» forgetting me—by casting mo off for idorous with the perfume of violets. okes. 1'nlants tilkon llirmiKli Mulin & l.'u. NJuulvo another woman." He looked nt It as one looks at scme- specialp notice,, without clmrtto, 111 tlm HOT WATEB HEATHS "That Isn't the truth, Madeline," he hlng from which one has had a nnr- WE SELL PIANOS answered gently. "You lire the only ovr escape, and, raising his hnnd In When an old man falls In love it's V. NEWELL JAMES No lako premium rarUIlcatGs clvon, no A hnnrtennioly Illiiilrntoil wpnklr. Ijimnsl dr. [irl/u puzKlos, no liiimbuic of any k(m!, but •wonjiin I care for. Them is no oilier in altitude of never again, he dropped pt to be ii bad fall. rliliiUinScientifii nr nny Bt-li-tic- Illn Jnucmil. 'IVnu. ti n Corner Second nnd Stocktoi 8U. Hlwply lionoHl vfthio hir your money. yimr: four niimtim, f 1. gulil liyall iwwptlt'Httir*. "Woman anywhere In the world except ho Utter upon the. ullll smoldering o 3GIBroodwo HARRY PARISEN yon. You tiflve aiudu a horrible mis- ishes of "lUnrrluge IIH a Flue Art." AdvertlBe in Tthe Citizen. MUNN&Co. »'New York AdvartiBO In Tie Citizen. 201 VarM Street 8. C THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEJT. COMMITTEES GETTI.VG THINGS MISS MADGE JI will be a very large number of them .Thos. Stokes & Son 1 00 Krueger Brewing Co., addi- I> SHAl'E FOR OLD SELECTED AS QUEE> in line in addition to the other floats Perth Amboy Hardware Co. 1 00 tional \ 10 00 PUBI.ISJfKI) BV HOME tELKUKATlOV of various designs. Albert Leon 1 00 A. R. Slaver 5 00 THK SOUTH A.MBOY 1'K1NT1Nv in the form of a large cup and will whom the city may well be proud. Henry R. Worthington 5 00 B. H. Houghton 5 00 Brunswick Thursday action wa be given to the company traveling Tremendous Jump P. J. Monaghan 5 00 Charles Anderson. 5 00 taken on tlie three petitions present the longest distance to participate in SI5VEUE ACTION NOT WANTED, Freeholder William Casey.. 2 00 Leo Coalcley, addtional 1 00 Michael Hussey 50 James Lenahan 1 00 ed to the board by taxpayers of thi the parade. There is a third prize, city. The request was made that th In Old Home fund L. Rosenthal. 50 Patrick McDonald 100 county re-assume control of certain too, This is the large cup given by (Continued from Page One.) George A. Cooney 50 Cash 25 the Eureka Pire Hose Co. The con- such is extensively used by automo W. J. Babylon 50 B. J. O'Connor 15 00 streets aa county roads as reported bllists and other tourists, and Materially through the efforts of in news item an second pagfi. On ditions governing its awardment had the candidates for queen of the carn- H. F. Brennan 50 John J. O'Neir. 1 00 Whereas, In times of rain the road- Ambrose Hubbard 50 J. R. Such 5 00 resolution offered by Freeholder Kerr, not been decided upon at the meet- ival the contributions for Old Home ' of this city, the board unanimously way is almost impassable, because Celebration made a big jump the Jas. Rea 50 Friend 1 00 decided to take over these streets ing Monday night. of tho water carried to and through past week. The list reported is as Daniel Scally 50 Edward Hlgglns 1 00 The resolution together with maps o An effort will be made to secure the said tunnel by the Pennsylvania follows: Friend .: 50 Herman Hills 1 00 streets affected will be sent to mayor Railroad Company, and W. Delaney... 50 B. L. Lownes 1 00 the mayors of New Brunswick, Perth 1 Previously acknowledged... $1290 30 and council for approval. Thi Whereas, There Is In time of storn Received through Miss Mil- W. drover 50 John O'Leary 100 action lias to be taken in order t< Amboy and South River to act in a steady djwnpour from the over- Joseph Novak 50 Peter Coyne ' 1\00 the capacity of judges of the fire; dred Deats from the fol- make the transfer legal. Now it re head tracks o£ drainage water from lowing: Stansilaus Domizal 50 John McGuire l\)0 mains to be seen whether the author- men's parade. There will undoubt- the tracks and yards of the Penn Jame3 Murphy 50 ities will relieve the taxpayers o sylvanla Railroad Company, and Cash $5 00 edly be a number of fire chiefs hern IT. Bloodgood 1 00 Friend / 50 Total $2432 8l\ the burden of maintaining these Whereas, The conditions there ex- A: Gallagher 50 o \ streets. Watch and wait. Should the and they were first mentioned as Cash , 2 2!> isting are a menace to travel and a. John J. Dowllng NIT. .. 50 I!AI\ DOES MUCH DAMAGE. resolution be approved by the coun- judges but there were so many found public disgrace, to remedy and cor- Charles MagniiBon 2 00 D. J. Burke 50 cil it will be up to the county to tali rect which tho honest efforts ot th Clarence Haight 3 00 The heavy rain Wednesday morning to have Intentions of coming that Clarence Applegate... 1 00 F. P. Hennessy 50 did thousands of dollars worth of active steps to have "The-Hole-the to honor them all would make th-i City authorities have been valnlj Nix 10 Wall" improved, and tlie Freeholders directed, and Ooorgo Manaker 1 00 damage in this city. Never before has Frank Igrizze., 10 such a flood of water covered our will certainly obtain results, If this Jury list cumbersome to an extrem^, Wheroas, Such conditions and thel Robert Manaker 1. 00 T. A. Cheosoman 25 proposition is turned down by thi Ihus the alternative. ' Joseph Mote 2 2(i streets, and the washouts all over continuance constitute a nulsanc R, C. Lockhart 25 town were the worst ever known. On council, we may as well give up al punishable by Indictment; thcreforo 11, .1. Noil 2,00 R. W. Radfiliffo 25 hope for any relief for tho people o J. .T. Shuey 1 00 Broadway many cellars were flooded, CHANflK IK ItATES be it R. Desholmer 25 and tho foundation of W. R. Hub- Mechaniosvillo and the taxpayers in Resolved, That tlio attention of the II. M. Mathls.,.;.... 1. 00 Anglo Del I'ercio 50 general. FOR CITY WAT.I2K Frlond 1 00 bard's house at corner of Henry Oruntl Jury of the County of Middle 13, Popper.....' 2 00, street was partly caved in. Through 1 sex bo called to the said tunnol am: B, F. Stldfolo 1 00 R. West & Co • 1 00 Jacob Suraguo 100 the rain beating in the celing in (Continued from Page Ono.) its mnlntcnanco and condition, and Mrs. N. Natdiln 5 00 rooms of many houses fell down. It is the desire of the Citizen to go ed but that a house about twenty by that said Grand Jury ho requested tc Danlol Hunting 1 00 H. KolilHhcn 5 00 Joseph Kueler 1 00 The trolley service was at a stand- to press early on August 13, there thirty feet in size and another story thoroughly Investigate tho mutter and O. F. Beutell 10 00 still for many hours, and trains on return against Hume responsible fni J. Housor I 00 . Mrs. Leonard Furman 2 00 fore we request Unit copy for advs, high would just about fulfill their Charles Tlntle I 00 the Raritan River Railroad were de- be sent in early next weok, tho nuisance such Indictment or In John White HO layed through sand washing on the desires and needs. They also ad- dlctments as tho circumstances am; Allwrt R. Chatton,.,. 1 00 Ruth McNally 1 00 tracks. vised that they had a suitable site fads warrant. Bo It further, I). H. Blew 1 00 James Monaghan 5 00 The P. R. R. right of way to the . The Board of Freeholders arc will Resolved, That the'. City Clerk Cash 7 00 Stamp Books 24 40 for tho - new building In view and Charles Dugan ,, .1 00 Amboy bridge was covered to a foot ing to take over th© "Holp-ln-tho would report on It In a. few daytf. forward to the Clorlt of the Orand David Qulnlan 2 00 In depth by the rushing water, and Jury a true copy of this resolution J, A. Soxtnn 2 00 George Gundrum 10 00 Wall." Now what will the Perth Am Upon motion of Mr. Stanton tho com- Wllllnm ,T. Donnoll,. 5 00 tons of sand were washed down, the boy Evening News do about It? to tho end that Ions delayed Justlci A. L. Perkins 10 00 munication was received and referred C. M. Halght 5 00 banks at the P. B. R. crossing. o may bo dono to a suffering public. Dora Mullen Ointer 5 00 to the nro committee. (Signed) WILLIAM PARISIAN. Cnah 2 10 Leo Credlco. 2 00 : O THE BABY PARADE. Fried from Mllltown, 3 10 Cash 5 00 Advaruse in The Citizen. '••..*'•'. The clerk was also Instructed to A roll call vote wm taken on the Cash 3 15 The Baby Parade promises to be motion also offered by Mr. Parlson to B, H. Bulner 5 00 one of the biggest features of the Oil communicate with tho Jersey Cen- William n. Dane... I. 00 Empire Theatre, Queen Night Home Celebration. Rntries' are com tral Traction Co. regarding the rais- the effect that the resolution bo Mrs. A. M. Cole 1 00 7th and 29th 12 40 J. M. FARZZR, ing in rapidly and there is a repre- ing of their tracks on Bordentown adopted. This was lost by a vote Henry MacDowell.... 100 Wm. Boylan • 2 00 sentative of the committee In charge Mrs. D. Hunt 2 00 George A. VIehman... 5 00 avenue and Feltus street. The com- that adhered Btrlctly to the party Cash I 00 of the affair present at the Library lines, Counetlmen Stanton and Parl- Stlllman 1 00 rooms each afternoon and evening mltteo reported that this was noces- Cash 20 00 Cash 1 05 receiving the entries. The boats that sary In order to secure proper drain- sen voting In the affirmative and Camp Mystery 1 00 J. C. Albright, additional.. 2 00 •will run from Keansburg and Key- age. As it is now the crown of the Messrs, Slover and Stratton against. Jnmes English 1 00 Brown Bros., additional 2 00 Representing tie Most Reliable J. T. Dill 1 00 port on Old Home Day will undoubt- road was too low and the tracks also o John Ferren 25 Companies Only edly bring a number of entrants with William Ward 1 00 Burke & Bolger 5 00 them. Especially Is this likely be- thus throwing all the water to one Friend 8 00 Laggren & Green 5 00 66 John Street South kmbor, IT. 1. cause of the fact that thesp boats side and causing washouts, etc. The Auto Parade To Be A. Dancer 1 00 will carry the floats, occupants and committee also reported that the K. Jones 1 00 one attendant free providing they Percy tiocker.r: 1 00 are intended for entry into the Baby traction people would make repairs A feature Friday Night Edward English 100 Parade. to their roadbed in accordance with H. Dowdell....* 1 00 This year each of the entrants In tho council's action as soon as stone Next Friday night will see the Reva Clayton 5 00 the parade will be, given a souvenir could be gotten to fill up the low opening of the Old Home Celebration General Baking Co.... 5 00 of a silver napkin ring. A number spots. for the year 1915. The festivities wll Ed. Goodman 1 00 113 David Street of these rings are now on exhibition open at seven o'clock and the cere- Cash 1 50 In the window of Parisen's Drug A resolution introduced by Council- monies In connection with the coro- O. Olsen 1 00 Your money will go a longer ways at Monaghan's. Our . store. In addition to these there are man Slover provided for the reduc- nation of the Queen of the Celebra- G. Albro..; 1 00 other prizes galore for the winners tion of a Broadway improvement note tion will take place about eight H, Reynolds I 00 prices are moderate and perfect satisfaction of the separate divisions. An extra- for $12,000 due on August 17th in the o'clock at the grand stand, where her C. H. Edwards 1 00 i ordinary large number of prizes are throne will be erected. After this J. F. Neiderman 1 00 will be yours. being allotted to each division and amount of $1,000 and the balance re- event, which is elaborated upon else- H. Dellcer 1 00 more than double the amount of newed for a period of three months where in this issue, the carnival F. M, Stratton 1 00 money is being spent upon prizes at the rate of five per cent. This parade will take place. H will form James Dunn 100 Forequarters of Lamb this year in addition to the prizes resolution was adopted upon motion on First and Second streets and Frank Muta 1 00 that have been donated to the com- march to Stevens avenue, down Main Joseph Wilson,..,'.., 1 00. mittee by public spirited individuals to that effect. street, across Broadway, up Borden- Cash 3 00' in and out of the city. Another resolution from the same town avenue, around Main street and M. Buchanan 1 00 Hindquarters of Lamb 20e Fresh Killed Chickens 22c There is every reason to suppose course directed the clerk to give by the grand stand on Broadway B. O. Deats 2 00 that the baby parade this year will go notice of the intention of the council again. It will consist of at least four iasii 2 85 divisions: first, marching organiza- Ruth Stratton,;. 1 00 Prime Rib Roast 18-20c Small Pork Loins - 18c ,down In the annals of history as be- .o prepare an ordinance for the grad- ing the most elaborate event of its tions, then floats, non-motor, next Wm, Munn 2 00 kind- in the State. The number of ing and curbing of Bordentown ave- will come the character division, and 3ash 1 00 prizes alone Is far in excess of the nue from Pine avenue to a point last the automobile parade. Jash 1 00 Pot Roast - 14c Regular Hams ISc general run of similar events and it sixty feet west of the Raritan River 7ash 1 00 is confidently expected that the dec- Wm. Moss, Sr..... 2 00 orations of the entries will surpass Railroad Bridge. Another from the The latter features promises to be !. Agan ;...... 1 00 Boneless Bacon Cali Hams 13c anything that has ever been seen in same source authorized the clerk to a very attractive feature in every !ash 130 this vicinity. ive notice of intention to grada and respect. A large number of decorat- i. A. R , 10 00 Fresh assortment of Smoked Meats always on hand. There aren't very many of the ladles ed cars will be in line and some '. L. Fullam 2 00 curb Catherine street for a distance really magnificent prizes are to be .Tames Reddington,... 1 00 on the committee in charge of the of 4D0 feet west of Pine avenue. Both Fresh vegetables daily. arrangements, however, and their awarded. The automobiles will line ,T. M. Willett 2 00 time is necessarily somewhat limited resolutions were adopted. up on Main street, starting from the !ash 2 50 Qnalfty and Weight Guarantee*. TKLEVHOHI H-i • because of the numerous other de- A resolution providing for the pay- garage, and will be headed toward ,. Stark 1 00 mands made upon their leisure mo- ment of $22.67 duo George Storer for Broadway. The division will fall In S. Ingraham 1 00 ments. For this reason and because line when the other divisions have Harry Dowdell, Jr.... 2 00 of the fact that it is next to impossi- IS days services as watchman at the passed and follow across Broadway, Harry McDonnell-.,,.. 100 ble to reach every mother In the city hole-in-the-wall was adopted. etc. Each car will be numbered, the .ouis Bremer 1 00 personally, it was decided to abandon Tho clerk was instructed to give numbers being hung in some con- Wm. Emmons -100 EMPIRE THEATRE the practice followed last year In notice that the next business meeting spicious place upon the machine be- Milton Whltehead.... 1 00 making a house to house canvass in fore it enters the parade. Those de- Russel Whitehead 2 00 THE HOME OF BIG FEATURE PRODUCTIONS. search of and in solicitation of en- of the council would be held siring to make entry for the parade Idward Whitehead.... 100 trants for the parade. Thero were on Thursday evening, August 12, may do so by filing their name with harles Carlisle 1 00 Big shows framed up tor coming week. some few last year that were missed Instead of on Friday, the day follow- the chairman of the committee In William Edwards 1 00 and they felt so badly over the un- ng, on account of the latter date be- charge, Mr. .T. A. Sexton. He will F. Sullivan 1 00 intentional slight that the ladies came allot each car a number as it lines W. H. Riddle 1 00 To-Hight, Friday. Aug. «th to tho conclusion that it would be ng the opening of the Old Home up for the parade or will give the R. Lee Morgan 2 00 better In every way to trust to the Celebration. Also that the property numbers out the night before If ap- J. J. McCormick. 2 00 publlc.-splrttodness and enthusiasm of wners iaterested in the improve- plication is made for same. W. H. Brunagltn, Sr... 1 00 "Hearts and Flames" tho mothers to help them mnkn the ncnt of Bordentown avenue and The prizes so far decided upon are •W. H. Brunagim, Jr... 1 00 Comedy by Billy Ritchie comedian for the biggest film corporation in tie celebration :i grand success without four in number for this division of Robert Wortley •. 100 world. waiting to bo extended a personal Catherine street could meet with the the-carnival parade. The first prize William Woodward...v 1 00 Invitation in (In so. iouncll at that time. will bo a Michelln shoe, any size irwln Reese 1 00 In some fow cases devlntion are The report of tho overseer of the that the winning car may require. Friend from New Saturday, August 7 sometimes mailc from tho ruling loor showed the total cost of main- The next prize is a pair of Mlcheltn Brunswick 5 00 tubes, also of any size the winner rank Brown 1 00 above outlined, such as when the lining Tompkln's Home for thu commitlnn chnncos tr> hoar of some- may desire. The third • prize is a Salvator Thom 1 00 *crs WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES 5 KTS nonth of July to he $131,59, $37 of Klaxon horn and the next Is a set o£ 13. Smith, Jr 1 00 one anxious to mnke entry but some- By Geo. Broadhurst what In tho dark as to what method vhlcli was chargable to Mndlson spark plugs, regardless of whether .1. W. Olsen & Co 5 00 to follow, or, for nnother Instance, Township. Of tho remaining $97.5!), the winner is a "twin six" or /, Cash ...; 13' 80 "" ' If you saw "Stop Thief" see this. A comedy of the same delicious style all twin cycllnder. Other prizes may be Dlias Mason ,. 2 50 when word cnmoB In about someone fcl.80 had been given to those out- star cast. that would nialto an entry if only arranged for at a later date if the if. Browcr 1 00 they weren't so diffident about doing iids of the home. Upon motion the number of entries seem to -warrant it. 3has. Hilsdorf 2 00 so. In cnsPK such as those the com- eport was received and filed, The winning cars njlll be decided upon Jharles Pullen."...,,. 2 00 Monday, August 9 mittee tries to go ml n representative Councilman Stratton spoke of the by the judges who will base their Bdna Cornish.; 100 to explain nr encourage as the case decisions on elaborateness or unique- Johnson I 00 3 Acts may be but those not receiving a eavy storms of the last few weeka ness of the decorations, completeness A. Hardy 13 40 visit from the committee and a per- iausing numerous washouts in the of design, anything, in fact, that they Wm. Christian 100 3 Acts «xhe Grind" sonal invitation to enter their little ilty, also that the heavy rainfall may deem worthy* of the award. A Bloodgood 1 00 J A drama of Real Lite. ones in the parade should think of nnde It next to Impossible to keep large number of cars are expected to Helen Philips 1 00. the tremendous load that rests upon be entered and it Is snid that plnris lash 100 The Rex- Brand, by Universal Corporation. Some live comedy to fill out the committee and not fenl either he washouts filled. He stated that for the decorations of some have been A. Thumhart...... 1 00 programe. slighted or hurt at Its absence. It Is he understood that brickbats could under way for quite a while, The Gerczenskl..' 2 00 to be desired that all forget their e secured from the near-by brick decorators that "decorate (be store M. B. Tngllng 1 00 sensitiveness in this respect, at least, rards tor the mere payment of tho fronts and buildings, etc., also dec- Win. Pearce \ . 100 Tuesday, August 1O and all join In and give a push to Henry Selover 1 00 relght In getting them here. Hesug- orate automobiles and It is thought n The World Film Corporation Presents A Shubert feature by Owen Davis. make the Baby Pnrailo of this year's that many of the local car owners arl Straub 1 00 celebration eclipse anything that has ested that It might be a good idea to will take advantage of this fact and W. J. Cohen 1 00 or will be featured in this part of tho get a car load of these brickbats Bogart 1. 00 , have their car done. ! "THE MARKED WOMAN" 5** country for a long time to come. nd fill the washouts with them, The advantage of having the auto- IV. A. Kennedy 5 00 o Mrs. Wi R. Kennedy. 2 00 ' With Barbara Tennant, same artist taking loading role in When Broadway i covering ttiem with a top dressing of mobile parade on Friday night lies in the fact that It does not put the car O. F. Brown 1 00 was a trail. CARB OF THANKS. gravel and see if they would not out of service on Old Home Day, Ritter 1 00 Leila Furman 1 00 • The undersigned hereby extend stay better than the sand that It was the day when, practically everyone customary to put in these holes. wants to have their machine avail- A. M. Cole 2 00 Thursday, August their sincere thanks to all neighbors able for their own use. To have It !ash i 1 00 and friends who gave kindly assis- Upon motion of Councilman Slover Donations under One World film corporation presents Cecil Spooner in he clerk was Instructed to communi- decorated would put It out of com- tance during tho illness and at the mission for the day and this feature Dollar amounting to 83 07 cate with the brick yard people with Washington Camp No. burial of their daughter; also to was ono of the main reasons why the 36, P. O. S. of A... 5 00 "THE DANCER AND THE KING" those who extended messages of sym- a view to getting a car load of committee decided that to have It on Total $350 77 A Dluney Feature Plioto Play in 5 acts. Urn brick bats to give them a trial. Old Home Day proper would be un- Received from Miss Madge pathy in their bereavement, and sent ndvlsabie. H floral pieces as tributes of love. Mahonoy Com 229 89 NOTE—We are showing nightly a program second to none. Our Photo There are alrendy several floats ross Receipts from Picnic plays and our comedies aro passed by the National Board of Censorship MR. AND MRS. W. ERNEST ZINK- Mr. 13. W. Blizzard, of Broadway, ntcred In tho float division and as July 31st • 212 30 which assures you a sooil clean moral show, intelligently censored and * HAM. ow owns an automobile. this division also embraces oommer- . L, Stnurwald 2 50 lal fioats It Is thought that there above amateur censorship. . MANAGEMENT. THE SOUTH AMBOT CIl'liEJf. OFFICE—I'frat Street, uear Broad way,

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915. Quite a snumber took advantage of Uneeda Biscuit^. OPPORTUNITIES FOB ALL. the dancing attraction at Morga B Pavilion last Saturday night. Lightning struck a big tree oi FOE BENT. Washington Road during the stoni Package last Sunday evening. FL.AT FOH KENT—Klve rooms and bath. 4c All modern Improveiuunlii. Apply to J. L. BliKdesen, 107 Main street. 7-31-tf Trolley service between this ell. and the county seat was delayei Big price cuts in all departments, get your order in early. Wo expect these prices to make business hum. FUR BENT—House, 8 rooins, all Improvi 1 menlE, gas mid electricity, on David Btree for about an hour and a half las Apply to MIBHM. E.Scully, Augustast. 1-111 Sunday evening on account of the FOK KKNT—Kooins In l'arlson Iluildlne Steam heat, electric Ilgln and wiiter. In heavy rain washing sand on th quire on premises. 5-7-tf track. Early June Peas, can - Oic Fancy Boneless Bacon, lb. A Jackson automobile burned up FOR SALE. at Morgan last Sunday evening abou Darlington's Bunny or Pet Milk, can - 7*e Red Alaska Salmon, ean - 14c FOIl SAL10—Three luts on Stevens avenue, eight o'clock. Morgan garage work- "Will sell one or more. Apply to I'uter A. J St«uerwald. 8-74 men handled the wreck, Potted Meats, 1-4II); cans ^c,1-2II), cans 8ic Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. FOK SALE— Dwelling, 1^ rooms, come William H. Martin writes fron Broudway and Second street. Kvery coi> venienco. B. I), A ken. 7-17-4 Prattsville, N. Y., last Monday tha Corned and Roast Beef, No. 1 cans - 22e Fresh N. Y. State Eggs, dozen FOH SALE—House, 112 John street, con- the weather there Is very cool. He taining seven room* and basement store, was fortunate to be among the Cats water, gas and toilet. Lot 40xl0U ft. Reason able tcf quick buyer, inquire H. A. Leavy, kill Mountains when the weather hero Checker Brand Peaches, Fancy Blue Rose Riee, lb. - 173 AtjCrket street, Perth Amboy, N, J. 7-10-4 was hovering around the 100 degree FJDIt HA1,K—House and three lotalKi Davl< etjfcet, near Stevens avenue. Apply on prem mark. STAMP SPECIALS STAMP SPECULS " ~" or to W, r. Nlcliols, i;to Henry at. i-si-t The ladies of the Presbyterian $1.00 In StiiJMjis with following: We Give Green Trading Stamps Free Deliveries Everywhere HEAL KHTATH AND HUNT UOLLIOOT $5.00 in Stamps wftli following! ing Agency.—I have some very deHlrabl Church will serve dinner and supper Diamond Anti Dust, pkg... )0c houses and building sites for Kale. (Jail am eee list. Kent collections a specialty. Yen: on Old Home Day, Saturday, August Vanilla or Lemon Ext., hot 10i! Best Tea, any flavor, %lb.. 80c can save much annoyance by letting nie col 14. All those desiring a good hot Southward's Ai>i>)a llutter. 10r leot your rents. Fire Insurance placed in Imperial Baking P'd'r %lb. 25c reliable companies. Win. 11. I'arlsen, Hiti dinner may obtain same at a reason- Starch Luster, pkg i0« Brown Bros. Tea Co. Broadway, .South Amboy, N. J. 5-1 W able price. Corn Starch, pkg 10(! FOR HAIJK—A nice six room house In do- $10.00 in Stumps with following! tilrable location. It win prove a great bar- Mr. and Mrs. Cornolius McOonisle $2,00 In slumps ivltli following! gain and a valuable Investment to the buyer will leave noxt Monday for the Pan- "BLUE FRONT GROCERY" who Becures it. A grand 8 room residence flood Mixed Tun, 14.ll)...-... 25c Best Tea, any flavor, lb 00c witb improvements on the most central and American Exposition at San Fran- popular street In thin city; convenient to al cisco, Cat. Flno Coffee, lb 25B Imperial Baking P'd'r. lb... 45c tmalness places and depots. A 11 ve aero film 183 Broadway Telephone 206 with a brick residence, as cheap us a home on The Presbyterian and Baptist aelngleiot. Just what you have been look- hurches will unite in services next Ing for and talking about. Get it and reduce Don't forgot wo aro headquartora for Old Homo Day warita such as Hums, Sliced Beef. Sliced Boiled Ham, all the high cost of loving, Apply to Charles S. Sunday. In the morning, service will BuckeW. '2-'27-tf bo hold la the Baptist Church and In kinds of Choose, Canned Moats, Soft Drinks, Etc. the evening at the Presbyterian. MISCELLANEOUS. The Public Library will bo closed FOR HIRE—New II Htudebakcr touring next Friday night and all day Stiir- PICNIC A flltKAT (WO'OKSS. •• oar for hire, O, W. Welsh. 1-it-tf day. ! MONEY TO LOAN lnsuniflOf|100,»'i00>»M0 aKt Saturday evening a picnic was ) *400, 1500 and up to 12000. Inquire at Law Master Floyd McKenna won the run off in St. Mary's Orovo, tho pro- Offices of John A. Lovely, 1K> Broadway. bieyolo given to the boy Belling the Bathing Suits ceeds of which wax devoted to the HEADQUARTERS FOR \ MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortsaeo. most tickets for tho benefit jicr Apply to J. A. Goan, P. O. Hulldlng. ormaneos In tho Empire Theatre Old Home Day fund. AT A SAVING early this week. Seven hundred and The grove was brilliantly lighted of 2.r> per cent. This Includes the HORSES AJfD CARRIAGES. hirty-two tickets was his total sains. with streamers of electric lights and He extends thanks to his many tremendous crowd was in atten- entire balance o( our stock of Bath- FLAGS-BUNTING FOR SALI5—Pine team of young horses. riends for their assistance by pur- dance. The dancing platform was ing Suits. Reason for selling, have Installed auto power chasing tickets. In place of horses. E. s. .Mason, %8 Broad- crowded for every dunce. BurneU1* 50c, Suits, SJc. way, South Amboy. (t-6-1 William Mitchell completed a for Decorations on Old Home Day! housand feet of cement walk about orchestra furnished the music and 85c Suits, 490. he grounds of Christ" Church and as was expected it, was excellent. HELP WANTED. 98c Suits, 73c. parsonage this week. The sale of refreshments exceeded BUNTING 4%c yd. by the piece' or, 5c yd. $1.BO.JSuits, S1.10. GIRLS WANTED In all departments of the Have you seon the napkin rings til expectations and many of the GUARANTEED FAST COLOR BUNTING a 6c yd. Architectural Tile and Falenco Company, ;hat are to be given to each entrant Bathing Belts, 25c Keyport, N. J. 8-7-1 n tho Baby Parade next Saturday? Hands had to replenish their stock FAST COLOR FLAGS, with spear staff \ 5, 10 and 15c HELP WANTED-Glrlu wanted to work In hey aro on exhibition in Parisen's ong before 9 o'clock In order to ALL SILK FLAGS, at 1BO to 25c cigar factory. Wages paid while learning. window. satisfy the demands made upon them. Men's and Boys' Sport Shirta, 50c Apply at factory, Feltus and David sts. 7-n-:i 4xG FLAG, guaranteed fast color, at 69c The Powder Works team defeated Even then many were all sold out be- and 98c. he Terra Cotta Works in the South ore the hour of mid-night brought Men's White Duck Trousers, 98c 5x8 FLAG, guaranteed fast color, at , 80c Shore Industrial League last Satur- ho festivities to a close. 10 ft. FLAG POLES, at G9c When in Need of ay by a score of 19 to 1. Hackett, White Felt Hats, 50c. he fellow who will pitch for the It is estimated that over two thou- Sport Ties, 50c 8 ft. FLAG POLES, at 49c mpire A. C. on Old Home Day iand people graced the grove during STAR HOLDERS, at 25c igainst the Sacred Heart A. C, did he evening. As a result the com- White Tennis Shoes, »5« and $1.50. GROCERIES, he pitching for the winning team. mittee in charge turned in over a In addition to all the other things hundred dollars clear of expense! to .hat he has already done for the Old Home Day Pennants with >enefit of the Old Home Celebration the fund. J. ALFRED JOHNSON PROVISIONS, , Alfred Johnson, the popular Broad- Cane at 10c ay merchant, has donated five dol- THE BKIEGS STORE AXJfOUXCES "The Regal Store." ars to the success of the Baby ?arade. His example might well be ITS ANJfUAl SALE OF DRY GOODS ollowed by others. 178 Broadway, Call at the New Store of A new fence is being built around he grounds surrounding the Metho- South Amboy, N, J. M. KAUFMAN llst Episcopal church and parson- fINE Our store will be open for business 150 Broadway South Aiuboy TIMOTHY F. SULLIYAH Thursday morning a couple o£ ice Thursday evening the 12th on ac- ream trucks became stalled in the count of tho Carnival Friday evening. Stevens Ave. and David St. land washed Into the roadway under he P. R. R. tracks on Pennsylvania MANCHESTER ivenue by the heavy storm the day )efore, and held up traffic through' ALL NEW AND FIRST here for a couple of hours. The Cadets, of Trenton, will be the SHIRTS ipponents oil the Sacred Heart A. C. MEAT CLASS STOCK in Conlogue's field this Sunday af- Reg. Price $1.15. ernoon. Also Dealer In This Saturday afternoon the Y. M. These new Summer patterns In BEST QUALITY A. tennis team will journey to the RflRAK'3 lounty Seat to meet a team on the striped and plain colored madras, luccleuch Park courts. Gominger, pongee and" sotsette with soft cuffs, MARKET race and Lockor will probably •epresent the local team in the sets 3ome with collar attached are just SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY COAL here. While still smarting from the what you need for Immediate use. iting of the trimming that was given Orders Promptly Delivered. hem at Woodbridge a short time ago Included are about five dozen $1.60 :hey are quite confident of retrlev- flannel shirts. All sizes in both lots Fresh Eggs, doz. 19c Faney Table Butter, lb 39c ng themselves In the gamos at New runswick and expect to return home 13% to 19. All are reduced to the '1th the games to their credit. special price ot _ CALI HAMS LAMB OR VEAL Tho stork flew over this city last FOR STEWING Forequarters Lamb laturday night and left a charming •mall 4 to 9 pouncUri laughter at the home of Mr. and ilrs. Wallaco ICmmons, of First street. No Old Homo Celebration picnic VI v lb I lbs. 25c lb 111 be hold to-day as previously innounced. For reasons best known o thomselves, the committee decided 89c o abandon, it. Swift's Sugar Cured A timely sale of shirts that you Small Pork Loins 14?r Ih Mrs. Joel Magnuson entertained will appreciate. 16,db he Sewing Society of the Swedish Whole or Half • T4-Vl III HAMS ongregation at her lionie on Upper tlain street Thursday afternoon. Ibout 35 members and friends from LARD COMPOUND PURE LARD Hamburger, fresh chopped MOTHERS Inhway, Montcluir, FordB, Perth AT $10, $12, $15 You who do not watch mboy and this city were present. the eyes of your child- ASEIUTJ, UAJIE NEXT SATURDAY AND $18 8k lb 11c lb 2 lbs 29c ren are Some ball playing is expected next iiturday when the Sacred Heart A. you can get extra value In men's and fRCSH SHOULDERS LAMB CHOPS and the Empires clash for tho POT ROAST VEAL TO ROAST Guilty of lonors of the day. The game will be young men's Summer Suits. The OFF THE SHOULDER Criminal Negligence taged on tho Star field, most con- values In these special lots run as 'enlent to all fans. The field will be high as, $22.50. 12|o lb 14c lb 12c lb lb Neglected eyesight in horoughly .cleaned and put in flrst- :lass condition. Game will be called children may lead to it 10 a. m. The line-up will be as Fresh Killed ollows: HOT WEATHER WEARABLES SPECIALS! partial or total blind- Sacred Heart A. C—Witzak, Mul- Prime Rib Roast 3 lbs SPARE RIBS 25c ness in later life. iski, Kwillnskt, Shultz, PresB, Nebus, Palm Beach Suits. 4 Ilia FRESH PIGS FEET 25c Fowl Cabosky, Witzak, Molly, Sattsky and Serge and Flannel Trousers. 3 lbs PICKLED PIGS' FEET 25c .larion. Children have no means Empires—Busky, Hackett, Whalen, Alpaca Coats. 16c lb 2j I ha SOUP MEAT, plate or brisket 25j 18Jo lb to judge whether their Lenahan, Clark, Mlnnick, Cheesman, Auto Dusters and Caps. ieary, Manlon, Moran, Connors, Mc- sight is good or bad; onnell and Scully. Cool Underwear. Corned Beef, Plate or Brisket CROSS RIB ROAST SALTPORK neither have you. o •— NICE AND LEAN, SPECIAL LETTERS. "The Store That Satisfies" lb Heed This Warning! List of letters remaining uacalled 2 lbs. 25c and lot us oxamlns your chil- or at Post Office for the week end- Notice—Our Market will close nt G p.m.on Tuesdays aud Thursdays. dren's eyas. Wo are experts. K August 7, 1915: A, Welsh, Mae Miller, (2); Ran- Romombor the place, call or telephone. Wo sell just JS we advertise. SAMUEL KINSTLINGER D1 ph Orpen. BRIE6S These loiters will bo sent to tho Jeweler Itlid Optician The Tailor, Clothier and >ad Letter Office in 30 days. When Telephone 261 Opposite C. R. R. Station Habordashor 184 Broadway South Amboy for the abovo please any 'Advertised." J. W. REA, P. M. 91 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. f TfflfSOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. Sunday. Undoubtedly it would have SHERIFF'S SAIB. SOCIETIES SPORTING COMMENT. been an interesting battle between the two pitchers. RAGE FOR A WIFE.IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY— Gen. 'Win. S. Tmcx Tost, No. US, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915. C. A. It, meets first and third Wed- o Between The Star Building and MK'HEIJN COLTS AGAIN WIN Loan Association, of South Arnljoy, nesday afternoon of each month at What's In a Name? X. J.. complainant, and John J. 3 o'clock, In Michael Welsh's Hail. LETTER TO FAB9EBS, IN A SPIRITED fiAME Getting Married Is a Strange Commander, George H. Seward; Adju- One slimmer a di^liii^ulslied member liraney, et. als., defendants. Fi. Fa., tant, S. H. Chatten. lly far tlie most exciting game, o of the FrciH'l) academy rented a cot- Game In Frigid Kamchatka. for sale of mortgaged premises, (By F. R. Stevens, Agriculturist, the South Shore League, schedule tage in Savoy, and when- tlie time dated July 24th, 1915. St. Stephen's I.odgn, No. 63, F. & iast Saturday was that between the came for his return to l'lii'is he went liy virtue of the above-stated writ, A. SI. meets at K. of P. Hall, first Lehigh Valley Railroad.) Michelin Colts and the* Sayre & to say farewell tu tin? mvnor of the AN ORDEAL FOR THE GROOM.to me directed and delivered, 1 will and third Mondays of each monta This has been a year with an un expose to sale at public vendue on (excepting July, August and holidays) Fisher trick slingers. The contesi cottage, it in'ospei'uu.sVariiiei'ps wife. at 7.30 p. m. usual amount of moisture, with the "1 hope you will write your naiue in WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, went into extra innings and the fina After Working Hard For a Few Years NINETEEN HUNDRED AND . result that all . kinds of fungus end came In the eleventh when the my album before you tru." she said. .loci 1'urkcr Council, No. 69, Jr. O, 1 For the Girl's Father He Finally Wins FIFTEEN U. A. M., meets every Friday even- growths have been unusually serious. Colts accidontly almost, it seemed, "With pleasure, ' be replied, nnd, tak- • For instance, smut on oats has clone ing :i pen. lie wrote his n:ime in the Her In a Public Chase. In Which He at two o'clock In the afternoon of ing in Knights of Pytblas Hall. won the game by a score of S to 6 said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in the Councilor A. L. Peterson; Recordiug more damage than in average years book. Gets His Skin Well Tanned. in the lirst inning both teams City of New Brunswick, Now Jersey. Secretary, C. H. Edwards. and the value of treating theoatseei "Thaiiku," she siiiil. "but won't you scored four runs. Switzer then re it gels tou hot for 1 lie Siberian only All tract or parcel of lands and before seeding is strongly empha (ilease li-ll tue your profession, so that once in :i lifetime. The native Koryak premises, situate, lying and being In flood Snmnritnn Lodge, No. 52, K. placed Lochs on the mound for the I can write it sifter your name?'" of 1\, meets every Wednesday even- sized. One county agent reports tha iif Kauicluitkn, far up in the peninsula the City of South Amboy, in the Suyreville team but tha Colts stuck "Oh, put down 'landowner!''' lie an- County of Middlesex and State of Ing at 8 o'clock, at K. of P. Hall, in fields treated there is an average Unit in wit-shed by the Ucriuj; wen, can to Hermann, the High School wonder. swered. New Jersey. corner of First and Stockton streets. of' less than 1 per cent, of . smut, sleep rotnfoiiubly in n room four feet Chancellor Commander, Frank L. Switzer had been doing backstop "Hut tlmt isn't a profession," she llij.'ll with six by elglit feet of Hour Beginning nt a stake in the south- while in the . untreated fields tb eastern line of Fir.•* street distant Hawse; Keeper of Records and Seals, duty and he and Lochs simply ex said. space uud'hnve a lire xnioking nenr nil William A. Chapman. damage runs between %1B and 35 pe "Well, then, put down "ncadmui- seventy-four fi i-t from the intersect- changed positions. night while the (Uiiiru lire lightly closed, cent. Thirty-five per cent, of a field clan,' " was Ills answer. ing line of First street and Stevens Friendship Council, No. 16, D. ol The four run tie lasted until the :ind then does not object if three ulh avenue and extending, thenco (1) of oats is a considerable loss, and a This word seemed to puzzle her, IJ,, meets oa alternate Fridays of eighth frame when the Bricktown era slum? Ills iipiirtnieiil with him. To- northwardly along the line of First very little expense and a little work and therefore he asked, with a smile. morrow hi! will have chance enough to street twenty-four feet to a stake, each month, at 2.30 p. m., la Knlght3 aggregation pushed over a tally, in of Pythias Hall, First and Stockton and trouble wpuld have saved th< "Don't ytiu know what nn iicndeinleliiii brent lie more ld, frculi till* than he thence (2) southeasterly and parallel the Colt's.half of the last inning o is?" with Stockton street, ninety-seven feet streets. Councilor, Mrs, Pearl Van loss. cures for. His plWuru of the Imppy Hise; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada the regular game Crabief pounded "Not quite," she answered, "liut it's lierenfter Is u HIIUK, cozy plnee where more, or less, thence (3) westerly Ward. Similar results are reported fron out a double which later turned into stit'li A long word that the profession every ''ell of Ills body enn perpetually along the northerly lino of Church must be it splendid one." street to the southeasterly corner General Morgan Lodge,, No. 00, L other well-known fungus diseases, a run when Dickinson and Zenowich enjoy vnriiilli mill where neither eiir.s, stake of lot number seventeen, thence and correspondingly gratifying , re llugem nor IIIII* »lmll he frozen. 0. O. F., meets every Tuesday even- •„ each swatted the pill for singles thus (4) northwesterly along tho line of ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of suits are reported where proper bringing in the run. Zonewlch's' hit A Chinese Proverb's Origin. Onee lu his life, however, things get said lot number seventeen and par- "Hn'll Hteiil your shoes" Is nn expres- Pythias Hall. Noble Grand, Jasper spraying has been done. In addition also brought in Dickinson, ami It be- II little luiller Hum lie enn linneKlly en- allel with Stockton street ninety-one Samuelson; Secretary, Charles P, to this, this season has brought on sion which In China Is used to describe Joy, nnd t'liiil once he cniinot escape If feet morn or loss to tho place of be- Thomas; Financial Secretary, SIg. gan to look like the Colt's game un umiut kiiitve mid pilferer, Tlie ginning. some new troubles that must be he Is lu be a ninii of Importance in the Einlliussen. You can never tell in hasebnll IMVKKIOII is hundreds of yoarH old. A community, for it Is ills mtirrluge cere- Sniil lot being known nnd desig- given immediate attention. Wo dis- though, nnd so it was in this cuso wenllliy Cliliiiimun, WIIOHO gorgeou mony. As HOOII us the youth fulls in nated on tho map of tho City of South „ Sonecft TrBie, No. 23, Imp'd. 0. R. covered trouble enrly in the season The S. & F, boys cnmo up and 'an embroidered BIHIL'M vvcru tho envy <>f love lu doiid enriieHtJio culls on the Amboy, as lot number sixteen in JL, meets every Thursday evening at on alfalfa plants. In some oases a error by ono of tha Colts and a brace the community, wus, according to the mnlden'H father to find out what dow- Block "W," conveyed to Margaret 8 o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall. large proportion o£ the plants in the legend, despoiled of 1)1H prldu lu tin; Drnney by deed of Thomas Connors, Sachem, William H. Coward, Jr., of hits again tied the score nl plx ry she can tiring in wise of eventual snld deed datod Sept. 27, 1895, record- Chlof of Records, George G, Oliver; field showed diseased spots or rings apiece, following nmiiner: A rnscnl one day inurrlngc. Slnco reindeer Is tlio Kor- ed in tho Clerk's office of Middlesex Collector of Wampum, Stephen Miller. riiHlivd tiii, gnvo tliu rich mini n lionrty i on the roots just below the crown This took tlifi game Into the extra yak's medium of exchange, the dowry County Nov. 11, 1895, in book 27!) of the plant. The injury extended blow on Hie buck and, Hclzlntf the us- iMMilly TOIIHIHIB of reindeer, if tlio fn page 108. ' IanUie Council, No. 6, D. of P. KOBulonn. The tenth passed unovent tonisheil genf.leiniin'H hut. pitched It Imp'd. Order of Red Men, meets every through the outer layers on the root I her eoiiHenlH to tlie engagement and Together with nil and singular, the fully and then cnmo the eleventh, the upon u high wall, Tlio next moment: the dowry pleases tlio young man he rights, privileges, hereditaments and Bocond and fourth Thursday of the completely down to the woody fibre. month at 2.30 p. m., in K. of P. Hall. last by tho way. Carliiol again the fellow seemed to disaovee thnt It Interview!) the girl, and if Bhe rocipro- nppurtonanccs thereunto belonging or Following this came reports of simi- In anywise appertaining. Pocahontas, Rose Linke, K. of R., pounded out a two-sncltor with only AVIIB not nn old friend ho was greeting caleH his affection lie enters her fii- Edith Newmao. / lar injury on beans and peas. Ono ono down. Dickinson mmlo a neat so enthusiastically mid apologized pro- tlior's service, Chopping wood, tend- EDWARD F. HOUGHTON, ' Sheriff. grower reported a BO per cent, damage sacrifice, getting the shortstop an fai fusely. ing the herds, cultivating the garden Washington Camp, No. 88, P. 0. / 1 JOHN A. CO AN, Solicitor. on string beans. Some such troubles "flow shall I get my lint? ' luaulred nnd nil other kinds of Clirm work fall S. of A, meets second ana fourth I aa third on his own out. Kenowich $10,B8 8-M have been reported in a compara- the limn with the beautiful shoes. to IIIH jRlmro. Tlie period of, service Monday nights of each month, at K. \ (he big right gardonor, cnmo to bat of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock. Arthur T. / tively limited way on pe/is find pos- ".lump on my buck, and you enn InslH from two lo three years. and swung into one, nailing It square renehlt." replied the schemer. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Allen, president; Joseph Plppett/ sibly beans, but definite information nn the nose for a circuit smash that The inn fringe ceremony begins about vice-president; Bert Lambertson, does not seem to be available as to 'JMio miggeslion wns carried out, but 0 In the 'cvenlni;. There ia a building Master of Forms; John H. Frenich, ended the game .in favor of his teain while (he InnICHH mini was ranching SEALED PROPOSALS WILL the cause of the trouble, or remedy. In the <4Jinge Into which the villagers financial secretary; Lorln G. Briggs, Tho Bricktown bunch tried hard to for Ills head covering the ruxenl slipped crowd at twilight. A lnrge ball runs received by the Board of Chosen recording secretary; William M. An- This, is work for our specialists who do'a como back In-their half of thu off the handsome shoes and made away, through the center of the building on Freeholders of the County of Middle derson, feasurer. sex, at their rooms In the County are constantly handling plant diseases Inning but two men fanned and the leaving the simple minded millionaire «itlier sldo of which ure from ten to sind the cause and remedy must be clutching tlie wall, j Record Building, at New Brunswick, Sterling Castle, No. 50,. K. Q. E, other grounded for an easy out to fifteen little rooms culled pologs. Each on meets first and third Saturday even- worked out by them. second. iwlog Is separated from the next by MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1915, ing of each month, at 7.30 o'clock Tie object o£ outlinging it in this Hermann pitched a good gamo for Old Tin. heavy reindeer curtains, and the en- at 2.30 o'clock p. m., for the extra- at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble The expenslveneSH of pure tin ac- trance from ench polog Into tlie hall ordinary repair of the New Bruns- Chief, Burden' Golden; Master ol • letter is to ask the co-oporation of the winning team, his strikeout our farmers in order that we may counts for the cure with which It is is closed by similar curtains. Nowhere wick-Old Bridge Turnpike, from the Records, C. H. Edwards. record being fourteen with five free lintidleil. It l.s astonishing liow little in all thnt Inilldlnj? except In the hall Now Brunswick City Line at Weston's get an idea of this dlsoa.se. and the paBses to first issued, Switzor 'got tin can be made to cover thousands of could n good sized mnn Rtnnd upright. Mills to Commercial Avenue, with Star DulldlngandLoiin Association, damage done this year. If you are six of tho opposing batsmon by way cans. Yet tin would be still more ex- bituminous Concrete on the old ma- of South Amboy, N. J., meets in City After considerable eating and some Hall, on the fourth Monday evening having any trouble with any of these of the strikeout route and Issued no pensive tlinn It in lmd not tlie following drinking n brass drum begins to bent. cadam base, according to plans and specifications on file at the offices o£ in each month. President Thomas three plants, I hope you will take free passes. Lochs gavB out four process jlieeu invented for its recovery At the same time a solemn faced Ko- C. Gelslnon; Secretary, John J. De- at veryluW cost: Great heaps of empty Alvin B, Fox, County Engineer, Perth up a 'few of the roots leaving a lit- free trips to the initial station. rynk passes from one polog to another, Amboy, N. J., and Edward Burt, laney; Treasurer, John J. Coakley. tle of the dirt attached, wash the dir cans (preferably washed nnd dried l>y dropping willow sprouts nnd aider The box score is as follows:, County Collector, New Brunswick, Independence Engine & Hose Co. . off thoroughly, make a careful ex- mechanical means) are piled tip in un branches In ench inclosure. Presently N. J. Miclielln Colts. airtight .room, Warm chlorine gns is No. 1, meets third Monday in each amination of the roots ana if brown the beater of tho drum begins to sing, A deposit of Five Dollars will b. month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Foreman AB R II PO A E forced into the room, where it raielies to accompany his slow performance on required for copy of plans and pro- areas appear to the extent of com- Crablel,' ss 5 3 2 11 0 every nuuk nnd corner of the cans, Martin Shuler; President, John B. the drum. Gradually ho accelerates his posal sheets, which will be refunded Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. pletely girdling the root of the plant, '(Dickinson, 3b 5 2 1 2 0 0 Tho warm gnx luis u Umdeucy to unite upon-the return of tbo plans in good Zenewich, rf 6 2 4 1 0 0 beats and his song. Faster and faster BO that you may bo sure that they with tin mid form tin chloride, a high- he smites his drum; louder and louder condition. Such plans and proposal Gorm Lodge, ?,'o. S(i, D. B. S.i Hermann, p 5 ] 0 1 3 1 ly volatile liquid. The mixture of sheets may be obtained by bidders Regular meetings second ani fourth are the cause of the damage, report Collins, 1b 3 0 0 9 L 0 he sings, until within thirty minutes them to this office. In.this way we gases, consisting of air, free chlorine from tha engineer's offices only. Fridays of each month at 8 p, m., in " Snedeker, of 4 0 2 10 0 he lias worked himself into a state of Each bid must be accompanied by Bundesen'a Hall. President, Thomai and tlie vapor of tin chloride, is passed freiisiy—n consummation that is not • will be uble to get an idea of. the ex- Evans, If 4 0 1 10 0 through a condenser, where the tin a certified check in the amount of F. Spangenberg; Secretary, A. L. tent of this injury. Then the plant Christ,, c 5 0 1 14 4 1 without Its effect upon the villagers. $1,000.00 without any conditional en Johnson; Financial Secreary, George Fahranhjolz, 2b 2 0 0 12 1 chloride is separated from the Other doctors will find a remedy. gases, nnd by a simple chemical proc- The stolid'calin with which they enter- dorsement, which check shall be Mortensen; Treasurer, John S. Lund. Slcewis, 2b. 3 0 12 2 ed, suggestive of an impending funeral, forfeited should the successful bid- ess the absolutely pure tin Is precip- lady Grnco lodge, No. 27, D. ol itated.—New l'ork World. gives place to smiles, to tosslngs of the der fail to enter into contract and Old Cures. Totals 48 8 12 33 13 3 hend, until by and by the whole crowd bond within ten days from the award R., I. 0. O. F, meets on the first and Snyre & Fisher Co. third Friday evening of each month, The antiquary took clown a little is as excited as its leader. of the bid. in Scully's Hall, Stevens avenue. gray book. "Here is a 'family doc- ABRHPOA E A Hint For Photographers. At this point, the front curtain of The Board reserves the right to re- Mrs. S. Linden, N. G.; .Mrs. M»r- tor,' " he said, "that was published as Wiatuba, cf 3 1.1110 each polog goes up, and two or three ject any or all bids If in their opin- Meyer, lb 5 1 0 10 1 0 ' Carbonate of soda is mi accelerator garetta Thomas, Recording Secre- far bnck ns 3H01. Talk about your for the reducing agent With most women appear inside. In their hands, ion It is to the best interest of the tary. quaint prescriptions!" Tbo first pre- Letts, S3 4 10 2 0 County BO to do. Johnson, rf 3 ] ] 1 1 0 developers., when they are dissolved are willow sprouts nnd alder brunch- A. J. GEBHARDT, scription, a truly quaint one, ran: "If alone In water, the image will ulti- es, in a moment the father of the Protection Engine Company meet! Switzer, p. & c 6 1 1 81 0 Director. on the fourth Thursday of M?k .a man be grevetl wyth the fnlliuge Fritz, If... .• 5 1,3 4 2 1 mately appear, but it will come very bridegroom enters the building, lending ASHER W. BISSETT, Blcknessce. let Ultn take a he-wolves slowly. Add a strong solution of enr- month at Engine House, Fallal Long, 2b 4 0 1 • 4- 4 0 the happy couple by the hand. The 8-7-4 Clerk street, at 7.30 p. ra. President "Wil- harte and make it to powder and use J.. Frits, 3b 4- 0 1 .1 2 1 bonnte of soda to the reducing agent noise, the. shouting ami the •whirling 1 liam Birmingham; Vice-president, it; but tf it be n woman, lot her tiiko a Lochs, p, & c 4 0 0 0 2 and wnter and the image will fairly now becomo Indescribable. At. a sig- Joseph Bailey; Treasurer, Michael she-wolves harle." A 1,101 jnundlce leap nt you. The reduction of the nal from tho groom's father the bride NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Wel3h; Secretary, Frank D. Stanton;,••-" cure wns: "Take t'lirtftwormce nnd cut Totals 37 0 8 31 13 8 bromide of silver hns been tremendous- dashes iuto the flrst'polog to the right. Foreman, Michael ,T. Cronih. "them small, and orajfo tuotn wyth ss. "wisdom. Advartise in Tlie Citizen. THE SOUTH AMBO1T CITIZEN. ORDINANCE, inspecting the hydrants, spigots, galifenes, livery stables, garages, draws, hose boxes afad attachments laundries, soda fountalas, barber and all water service appliances. shops, hotels, saloons, office buildings, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915. AX ORDINANCE OF THG CITY OF , All pipes, fixtures and appliances drug stores, bottling places, all place3 SOUTH AMBOY TO PROVIDE FOR I shall be subject to rejection by the using steam or water power, dairies, A SUPPLY OF WATER IN AND Common Council if considered b bakeries, markets, confectioneries, COUKAGK VS. HKOEJfCY. THROUGH THE CITY OF SOUTH thpni to be unsuitable for the purpose public drinking fountains and water- 'The other day an excited individ AMBOY,- AND ESTABLISHING or purposes for which they are used ing troughs and such other places aa If the Water Commissioner, his agent the Common Council shall from tima Hal rushed into a newspaper ollic< REGULATION;? AND RULES AND j or agents, employe or employees should to time determine. On and after tha •with a choice bit o£ scandal burning RATES FOR THE USE OF SAID be unable, for any reason, to enter day when this ordinance shall taka his tongue. It made no difference tc WATER. any premises supplied with City effect each new service pipe put ttt this person that the scandal affected Be it orJained by the Common Coun- water, for purpose of making the in service for supplying water for cil of the City of South Aniboy: spt'ction aforesaid, the Water Com domestic, commercial or other pur- (he daughter of his neighbor—tha Section 1. That it shall be the missioner shall cut off the water sup- Dose shall be equipped with a meter the mother of the girl was seriousij duty of the Common Council of the ply from said premises, and the City and thereafter the charge for the ill—that the brother was just enter City of South Amboy, to supply, at of South Amboy shall not be liable use-of water shall be made at tha Ing what promised to be a success all times, an adequate amount of for any damages resulting from such established meter rates. water for the use of the residents shutting off. ful professional career. The scandal Section 25. Wherever meters have and inhabitants of said City of South been installed for the purpose of Amboy, aad for the protection from Section 10. All service pipes, fix- was rich in flavor, and he wanted to tures anil connections shall be kept measuring the amount of water con- see it in the paper. He told the fire of property within the corporate sumed tho following shall be the limits of said City of South Aniboy. in good condition, order and repair edilor about it, with every evidence Section 2. This ordinance and the and shall be protected from frost at rates: , I of the keen relish of the scandal con- HOI'SK IN OltANCK, N. ,1., \VI 1 KKK LUCY STUN 10 LI VIOIi Wll KS Sill', the owners or consumers expense. Less than 10,000 gallons daily, 20o MA UK I r 10 It l-'AMOTS I'ltnTKKT AfJAJXST TAXATION WITHOUT rates herein laid down and such other per 1,000 gallons. noisseur, but impressed upon the rules and regulations as are or may Section 11.' Unnecessary waste or KEI'HE.SKNTATJw.N. ]>ATI0 ()!•' I'ltOTIOST IS57. unlawful use of the City water shall From 10,000 to 30,01)0 gallons daily, newspaper man that the source o be hereafter adopted by the Common Council, shall be considered a part of he sufficient cause for shutting off 15c per 1,000 gallons. his information must lie kept inviol the contract for water, and shall be and discontinuing the water service. From 30,000 to 75,000 gallons daily, ably secret. When the paper came binding on each and every person, Section 12. No claim shall be made 13o per 1,000 gallons. company, firm or corporation sup or allowed against the City of South From 75,000 to 10fr,000 gallons dally, ont, the man returned to demand why LEADERS OF THE WOMEN RRING Amboy for damage caused by the 12c per 1,000 gallons. the story hadn't been printed. Short, plied with or using water from the water supply system of said City of breaking of any supply pipe or ser- From 100,000 to 500,000 gallons sharp words followed, and the man South Amboy, and each and every vice pipe, or for damage arising from dally, 10c per 1,000 gallons. called the editor a coward and left, SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGNS LIBERTY'S TORCH person, company, firm or corporation, the shutting off of water to repair From 500,000 to 1,000,000 gallons vowing that a man who was afraid by taking and using water from said or tap any main. Whenever It shall daily, 2c per 1,000 gallons. City water supply system shall be be necessary to shut off the water to Over 1,000,000 gallons daily, 8c per to print the news had no right to be GATHER IN JERSEY TO JERSEY considered to assent thereto and bu repair, change or tap any main, the 1,000 gallons. an editor, To our mind, that editor bound thereby. Water Commissioner shall try to give Section 20. Water rents are pay- waSj,-a brave man. The informer who timely notice of the same to all con- able at the office of the City Collec- Section :s. The term supply pipe sumers affected thereby, and shall "Ijplfi'anded that his name be kep tor on the first day of April and tho when used In this ordinance or in use his best efforts to prevent Incon- first day of October in each year, secret, was the coward. Lucy Stone Honored, Suffragists Meet on Hudson. the rules and regulations now or venience or damage to the consmers. Should the water rents or meter The editor ran a paper in a smal hereafter adopted by tho Common Failure to give such notice shall not rates be not paid within three months Council In relation to the City water render the City of South Amboy town. So closely related were the of the date when the same are due The "Hoston Uiiy" of Amerlcnn wom- On Saturday, Aug. 7, nililritnuun Ilio supply system, shall be held to moan liable for damages that may result the water shall be shut off and Bhall lives, of the inhabitants, that the en is the mime given to the home of Hudson, the torch of liberty, which and shall mean tho pipe or pIpcB ex from such failure or 'from any other not be turned on again until the ar- editor knew every detail of the story Lucy Stone, 10 llurlbut street, Orange, Now York women have curried (he tending from tho street main to tho causo. rears and a fee of $2.00 shall have before his visitor called on ;him. But curb; and the torn) service plpo shall been paid to the City Collector. where I he fumoiis "taxation without length mid breadth of their utulc Is be hold to moan and shall mean thn Section 13. Thft Water Commis- lie cqu,ld see no profit for himself representation" protest was made In sioner may, at his dlscrotion, shut off Section 27. The owners of prem- to be handed over to New Jersey. |)i|)B or pipes extending from tho ises wherein no meter has been la- nor glory for his paper in printing 1857. Upon ilie house in which sln> Arrangements huvo boon inude for curb to tho meter, where there ifl a the water from the premises of any lived will be placed a ttiblot Aug. 13 owner or tenant who violate or per- stalled shall pay the following flat an Item that would bring sorrow to bringing the torch to New Jersey by motor, and from tho curb to the in- milH the violation of any section of or fixtures rates per year in half- which will be flo worclod Ihul ir Dm side lino of thn foundation wall whom yearly Installments: the gray hairs of a father, disgrace house is lorn down the tablet still will them IH no meter. this ordinance. Before exorcising his to a brother and probably serious discretion in this mattor tho Water Hose sprinkler for washing commemorate tin; s|K)t. Section 4. The supply pipes and Commissioner shall give twenty-four windows, carriages, automo- consequences to a sick mother. Aug. VA hns been selected for u services pipes, Including curb box and hours notice df his Intention to the biles and watering lawns and If the, news appetites of his read- celebration and for unveiling tin? tablet curb nock, shall bo laid, put In and owner or tonant as the coso may be. sidewalks $5.00 «rs were BO voracious, he thought, as been use it Is t ho nlnety-sevi'iitli birth- Installed only by the wutor commis- Section 14. Only plumbers licensed Dwelling house, 1 family (1 sioner or hla duly authorized agent tc, demand this costly food, he would dn.v of Lucy Stone, fouiide. of the New by the Common Council shall be hydrant or faucet) ?8.00 •li'iwy Woman Suffrage Association In or employees. permitted to do or perform any Dwelling house, each additional renise to pay thS|jrlee. The editor 18fl(i. Orange will ho tho meeting pliire Section !>. Before any supply pIpoB plumbing work on any promlaos faucet $2,00 was right. Many things ho has - to of .suffrage lenders from the stiites of or service pipes shall belaid, furnish- which are now or hereafter may be Bath tub, one family $4,00 priijt which he would rather leave od or Installed, or before any change connected with the City water supply Bath tub, each additional $2.Q0 New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania shall bo mndo In the existing supply unsaid, but the scandal which has nnd Mnssnchusotts, the leaders i>f thu system. Any person desirous of ob- Water Closet, one family $3.00, iHpes or sorvlco pipes application for taining a plumber's license shall Water Closet, each additional.. $2.00 only its "spice" to recommend it thousands of Amerlcnn women strug- such Installation or change Khali be mako application therefor to the Com- gling for their polllicnl liiili'pi'iiilenc'o. Wash Stand, stationary..., $1.50' should have no place In the columns niadfi In writing, to the Water Com. mon Council and shall enter Into a Wash Stand, each additional... $1.00 of a self-respecting paper. We would The celebration will bis Inaugurated mlHsloner at his omen in tho City bond to tho City of South Amboy, with Wash Tubs, stationary, each.,. $2,00 Hall. Tho application must bo made two sufficient surstles, who'shall be rather build up than tear down. We with fi bunqii"t. Present us guests of Urinals, each $2.00 honor will be Miss Alice Stnnp Hindi- on blanks or blank forms furnished real estate owners, In the sum of Use of water for building pur- •would rather print the good thing3 well, daughter of Lucy Stone, president for that purpose by the City of South Five hundred dollars for the faithful poses $5.00 that help and encourage and uplift Amboy. by the owner of the premises, performance of his duties and his Use of water for laying curbs, of the Massachusetts Womim SuITinwi or by his duly authorized agent. The creful compliance with this ordinance than to hold up the mistakes of some Association; Dr. Anna Ilownrd tihnw. pavements, sidewalks, etc., 5c per applicant must subscribe to the con- and the rules and regulations of the cubic yard. unfortunate to the scorn and con president of I he National Suffrage As- littons on said blank or blank form, Common Council and the laws of the soclntlon; Mrs. Carrie Chnpnmii C'ntt. Section 28. Immediately on tha tempt of his neighbors. Decency is and must state fully, accurately and State of New Jersey. completion of any, work the plumber not lack of courage. If it were, president of the Interimtionu! Suf truthfully, the use or uses to which the water Is to be put. Upon receipt Section IB. The employment of any In charge shall make a full written iwe would rather be decent than frngc Alllnnce and chairman of tho report of the work done whether for Empire Stnte Cuiupaigu Commit tee; of such application, the Water Com- person other than a plumber licensed courageous.—Middlesex Plain Dealer. missioner shall make or cause to be by the Common Council as aforesaid new work, alterations or additions, Mrs. Krauk J. lioesslng, president to perform any of the plumbing work, with a full description of all apparat- of tho Pennsylvania Woman Suf- made, an examination of the premises for which the application la made, and or to Install any water fixtures or us and appliances and fixtures, f.nd |, Optlmlttlo Thought. frage Association; Mrs. Ituymoml shall make an estimate of the cost or appliances In any premises now or of the uses to which the water Is to Hesolutlons taken without thought Browu, president of the New York the work Incident to such installation hereafter connected with the City be put, tnd shah file the same with, bring disasters without remedy. Woman Suffrage Association, and, it or change, and of the cost of the water supply system shall be suf- the Water Commissioner within three hoped, Mrs. Antoinette Blnekwell material necessary for the same, and ficient cause for cutting off the water days of the completion of the •work. o of Elizabeth, N. J., who was n sister- MH9. RICH A 111) T. NEWTON' OP KUTMfY, shall render a hill for the amount of supply from said premises and for In no case shall the Water Commis- Human Doormats. • VICE PRESIDENT WOMEN'S POLITICAL refusing to turn on the water after sioner turn on tho water until such in-lnw, college mate and close friend TJNION OF NEW JERSEY: such estimate to the applicant or to report has been filed. Some men could be sized up In two of Lucy Stone, and who is now eighty- the owner of the premises. Upon the such connection shall have been words: Human doormats. — Florida nine yours old. Mrs. Illchurd T. Newton, chairman of payment of the lull amount of such made. Section 29. All violations of tha estimate to the City Collector the Section 16. The refusal or neglect provisions of this ordinance for Times-Union. Mrs. E. F. Feickert, the president of a special committee of the Women's Political Union. work of installation or change shall of the owner of any premises to equip which a penalty has not hereinbefore (he New Jersey Woman Suffrage As- been fixed shall be punished by a flne <-.-•'"" The torch, nnligbted til] the women be proceeded with by- the Water Com- the premises with connections, fix- sociation, will be the tonstiuistrcss '.it missioner or his authorized agents as tures or appliances of an approved of not more than twenty dollars on In the cast vote, will be brought from soon as pactlcable. Water- shall not character shall be sufficient ground conviction. In default of the pay- New York on a tug' bearing the suf- be turned on, however, nor shall any for the Water Commissioner to refuse ment of said flne the person or per- The Churches frage colors by Jlrs. Harriot Stunton change or alteration be made unless to turn on the water where it has sons convicted of the offense shall Services as Arranged lor tk* Blatch, president of the Women's Po- and until every charge and all not been turned on or to cut off the be imprisoned either In the City Coming Week. litical Union of New York, and given, charges against said premises for the service where the water has been lock-up or the County jail for a term halfway between Jersey City and New use of water from the City water turned on. not to exceed thirty days. T.he Police York, to Mrs. A. Van Winkle, presi- supply system shall have been paid Section 17. Whenever any connec- Justice of the City of South Amboy CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. dent of the Women's Political Union to the City Collector. tion, attachment, fixture or appliance is hereby authorized and empowered of New Jei'sey,/who will meet her In a shall be out of repair or disused the to impose said fine upon • conviction Rector, Rev. Chapman. S. Lewis. Section G. Whenever application Water Commissioner or his agent or of any person before him, and in de- decorated tug putting off from Jersey shall be made to the Water Commis- fault of the payment of raid One to Residence, Christ Church Rectory, City. employe may cut off the water sup- sioner for the Installation of supply ply from the premises in which such Imprison in the City lock-up or In tha Telephone 210-R. The first torch meeting on New Jer- pipes and service pipes for premises a condition is permitted to exist. !onnty jail for any term not to ex- Services Sunday, August 8. sey soil will be held on Fiec-B, Jersey on a street or avenue wherein the Section 18. Owners of premises ceed thirty days. CHRIST CHURCH. City, which lias been lent for the pur- street water mains have not been supplied by the City water supply Section 30. Be it further ordained pose by tho Pennsylvania Railroad .aid or extended, said application shall system shall be held responsible for that *'iis ordinance shall take effect Holy Communion 8.00 a. m. be referred to the Common Council Sunday School 9.30 a.m. company. It will theu be taken to tho the water rents of the tenant or on tin. fiist day of October, 1915. steps of the city hull, where Mayor for its action and advice before any Morning Prayer, Baptism tenants, an; the water rents shall be Passed, August 3, 1915. Fagan will spunk. other action shall be taken thereon held to be and shall be a lien on the Approved, August 3, 1915. "' and Sermon 10.30 a. m. by the Water Commissioner. property or premises for the use of WE S. DEY, Services during the week ending The torch, which Is of u hnndsoine Ko- nian design, lias been carried through Section 7, All supply pipes and all which the water Is supplied, and shall Mayor. August 14: tho state of New York by Mrs. Hen- service pipes, including the curb box bo collected in such manner as the Attest, RICHARD M. MACK, Friday—Choir'rehearsal... 7.30 p. m. and curb cock, which in all cases Common Council shall direct. City Clerk . ry O. Ilaveuieycr and Mrs. Stantoii shall' be placed just inside the curb i floiwe Jlcmorlnl ClinpeL Blateh. line of the premises supplied and on Section 19. Whenever two or more' persons, companies or corporations Morning Prayer, Litany The trip through Now Jersey by au- a level with the sidewalk, shall be XOTICE TO CREDITORS. and Sermon 10.30 a. m. under the sole and exclusive control take water through the same supply tomobile will begin with outdoor meet- pipe the provision with regard to JOSEPHINE E. FENTON AND' ings on the first day In Newark^Ituh- of the Water Commissioner or his harles L. Patterson, Executors of duly authorized agent or employees, cutting off the water service shall Baptism Is Administered as Follows: way, Perth Amboy, Keyport, Keans- apply to all although only one party Joseph Fenton, deceased, by direction At Christ Church, at the 10.30 a.m. bnrg arid Atlantic Highlands. At At- and no person other thau the Water of the Surrogate of the County of LUC? BTONIi. Commissioner or his duly authorized be guilty of the offense which war- Service, Second Sunday of tho month. lantic Highlands it will be placed in rants the shutting off of the water. Middlesex, hereby gives notice to the At Donne Memorial Chapel, at 0,30 agent or employees, shall lay, Install, creditors of the said Joseph Fenton, tho limiquet, which will be hold nt the bauds of Miss Eleanor Brnnmm, repair or change interfere or tampor Section 20. No person, firm, com- a. m. last Sunday of month. ho Cnsinu on Kngle Hock on the even- who will carry It over Moninouth pany or" corporation shall permit to bring in thoir debts, demands and At Chapel of Good Shepherd, at with, them or any of them in "any way claims against the estate of the said Ing of the 12th. county, In wliich she and n corps of whatsoever. 'Any person or persons water to be taken fronrtha supply or 3.30 p. m. last Sunday of month. connection on his premises by the deceased, under oath or affirmation, THE PARISH HOUSE. Miss AlU'o Stouo Bhiekvvoll will lie workers are campaigning. violating the provisions of this sec- within nine months from this data, tion shall be subject to prosecution occupant or occupants of any other Meetings of the Various Soclctlos: tliu spunker nt tho uuveillng of the .In Jersey City Mayor Fngnn will premises except with the permission or they will be forever barred of any ablet Aug. 13 at 2 p, in, by said Water Commissioner, and up- action therefor against the said Sunday— welcome the torch bearers and be one on conviction shall be liable to a fine of the Water Commissioner. Viola- Tho house upon which the tablet will of the speakers at the meeting there. tion of this section shall be punished executors. The Sunday School 9.30 a. m. be plural Is in the Italian district of not to exceed twenty dollars, and In Dated, June 15, 1915. Woilnosdny— Other speakers on the first day's trip default o£ the payment of the fine, upon conviction by a fine not to ex- Tho Boy Scouta 7.30 p. m. ingD, nnd its present occupant Is include Stnte Senator Frank H. Fierce. Jiall be imprisoned for a term not to ceed twenty dollars and the Police JOSEPHINE ,E. FENTON. The Rector may be found at tha Mnllliew Masi, a druggist. He Is cm- Rev. Charles S. Kemble, Fillmore Con- exceed thirty days in either the City Jnstico Is hereby authorized to flne and CHARLES L. PATTERSON, Rectory, nnd requests that cases of li.-itlciilly in fnvor of suffrage because Ult, Nicholas O. Perry, J. P. Furber, lock-up or the County jail, and the any person so conviction before him Executors. sickness bo reported to him promptly Ills national heroes, (Jurlbiitdl and Mir/,- Winston Pnu'I, Hon. Everett Colby, Police Justice of the City of Sontli any sum not to exceed twenty dollars. 5n order that ho may attend to them. lui, boliovwl freedom good for women. Amboy is hereby empowered to fine Section 21. It shall ba lawful for Thomas F. Meiiney, W. J. Morgan and the Water Commissioner to attach XOTICE. Mr. Musi Is very proud of the garden in Commissioner Hurry A. Moore of Jer- any person convicted of such viola- tion before him, any sum not to ex- water meters together with the nac- ALL PERSONS CONCERNED MAY METHODIST PHOTESTAHT CHUHCI1 front of bis home, and his only fear sey City. essary connections to any service take notice, that the Subscriber, Ad- .11 connection with the pilgrimage ceed twenty dollars, and In default of the payment of said fine to im- pipes wherever he may deem it ad- minstrator, etc., of John Ryan, de- Itev. TV. A. U'llforil, Pastor. eremony was that his flowers might prison him or her in the City lock- visable to do so. Payment shall he censed, Intends to exhibit his final Services for the week beginning be hurt. Dr. Mnry G. Hussey, a suffra- •^•••••••••••••••••••••••M* up or In tho County jail for a term made for the amount of water qon- account to the Orphans' Court for the Sunday, August 8, 1015: gist, and line gardener, Immediate!} Woman's Place Is In the Home, nnt to exceed thirty days, sumed a3 indicated by tho meter In County of Middlesex, on Friday, the 10.30 a. m. Regular Preaching sent Mr. Masi a burrow loiul of healthy BUT- onformlty with the schedule herein- twenty-seventh day of August, 1915, at 2,00 p. in. Junior C. B, yuung plants. Section 8. All permits Tor the use after set out. Only meters furnished 10 a. m., In tha Term of April 1916, Look nt New Jersey, where the by the Common Council or approved for settlement and allowance; the 2.30 p, m. Regular Sunday School question of woman suffrage of water from the City water supply 6.45 p. m. Senior C. B. system shall be granted on the ex- by the Water Commissioner shall be ;nme being first audited and stated by Women will hnve an equnl voice with .comes before the voters on Oct. nstallod. All meters must be in- he Surrogate. 7.30 p. m. Song Service 10: press condition that the quantity of 7.45 p. m. Regular Preaching men In casting at lenst ninety-one of water used by any consumer mny be, stalled by the Water Commissioner Dated July 20, 1915. Thursday— the electoral votes that lire to decide 1" New Jersey the number of at any time, restricted, regulated or or his agent or employe and all JOHN QUINLAN, • who is to be our next president. Tli» women of voting age la 736,059 water used In any premises wherein 7.15 p. m. Class Meeting In New JerBny the number of discontinued if, In the judgment of '-24-5 . Administrator. 8.00 p. m. Prayer Meeting uluety-one votes in question will come wage earning' women Is 239,50u the Common Council, or in case of a meter has been installed shall pass from the twelve states of tho west nnd great urgency, In'the Judgment of the through said meter, Friday—Choir Practice This menus that one-third of all NOTICE TO CKEDITOES, uiklille west where women now vote. the women In New Jersey haw Mayor, such restriction, regulation or This number may be enlarged consid- discontinuance be for tho public good. Section 22. When a metor becomes ANNA L. JAMES, ADMINISTRA- to work uufslile of the home for f the supply of water fall or be out of order or fails to properly and trlx of Voorhees Newell James, d«- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHIJECH. erably, however, between now and n living. -- 11)111, as the suffrage question goes to restricted or discontinued tho City of accurately record tha amnunt of ceased, by direction of the Surrogate a vote of the people this November In South Amboy shall not be held liable water consumed the quantity shall ot tho County ot Middlesex, hereby Her. J. E. Shaw, Pastor. for any damages which shall or may be determined and the charge made gives notlco to tho creditors of the Services for tho weok beginning Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey be sustained by any consumer, in- on the basis af the average consump- said Voorheeu Newell Jamei to bring Sunday, August 8, 1015: find MntisuelilNetU. The Hon. Everett Colby thinks thnt suffrage may be made unanimous In dividual, company, partnership or cor- tion for the corresponding period in in their debts, demands and claims Sunday Services. poration by reason of such failure, tho former year. against the estate of the said deceas- 9.30 a. m. Class this state through the very nervous In all countries, even/those where restriction, regulation or discontin- i Section 23. After a meter Is read ed, under oath or affirmation, within 10.30 a. m. Preaching by Pastor he equal rights movement is least ad- activity of Its chief opponent, the only uance. nine months from this date, or they 2,30 p. m. Sunday School t shall be sealed and the seal shall 'iiiiL-ed, tho more thoughtful women Jlui Nugent. 'Even those who were remain unbroken except by tho will be forever barred of any actioa 6,46 p. m. Bpworth League Service not Interested wll! begin to tliluk there Section 9. The Water Commission- therefor against the snld admlnlstra- 7.30 p, m. Preaching by Pastor ;iow realize that the restrictions laid er shall, at all times, either by htm- Water Commissioner, his agent or ipuii them nre duo to human blindness, Is a very good reason why they should elf, or by his authorized agent or employee. ;rlx Services during the week. become luteri'stuil In the propaguuda.— Junior League, Thursday, 3.80 p, m. mil to tho laws of tmtura or to the will agents, employe or employees, have Section 24. The following shall Dated, May, 27, 1915. Prayer Service, Thursday, 7.4B p. m. ofOorl.-JL. S. B. fflllr.u belli Journal. i free access to any premises supplied hnve meters: Any building occupied ANNA L. JAMES, Choir Rehearsal, Saturday, 8.00 p, m. with City Water for the purpose of by more than one family, photograph i-29-9 J Administratrix, •f Bad Wreck on the THE QUALITY STORE Old Home Celebration! Raritan River R. R. Mrs. Frank Weber, of Railway, was Last Saturday morning a number a local visitor on Thursday. of passengers on tbe Raritan River Miss Susan Bauman, of Sayreville, POST TOASTIB8 Is only a week off, but don't get excited. Railroad bad a narrow escape from was a local visitor last Sunday. Special, per package probable serious or fatal injury when Mr. P. O'Leary, of New York City, Attend to business, that's what we are do- tbe train, upon which they were rid- was a. local visitor last Saturday. ing, ^jumped the track and turned Shaker Salt, per box - - - - 9C ing. over near the Main street bridge over * Mr. P. J. Cooney, of George street, is enjoying his annual vacation. Putted Rice, package - - - 14c In all probability you will want to be well the tracks. The train, which is due to leave the local station shortly af- Miss Tekla Kwilinski is visiting Pure Lemon Extract, bottle - - - 8C dressed on this occasion. We can fityo u ter seven o'clock, was made up of an her grandparents at Blossburg, Pa. engine and two passengers cars. It Miss Mary Meyer, of Sayreville, Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 3 double sheets - 5C out, in style too, with was loaded with about a hundred spent Sunday visiting in this city. Warner's Noodles, package - - - 9c employees of the Powder Worlt3 Miss M. Fertenbecker, of Sayre- plants at Parlin on their way to their ville, was a local visitor last Sunday. Premier Pepper, box - - - 8C Clothing, daily toil. Mr. Wm. J. Woodward, of First Ground Nutmeg, box - - - 5C Just after rounding the curve at street, was a Newark visitor on Mon- the local gas works plant the en- day. Octagon Cleanser, box ... 4c Furnishings, gine left the rails while running back Ward at a high rate of speed. Mr. Timothy Dugan, and daughter, Sour Pickles, per dozen - - - IOC The rails (of a siding slewed the en-were New York wisitors on Sunday Shoes, Etc. gine off to the right and it came last. Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, Full Milk Cheese and Fresh to a stop directly under the bridge, Mr. Lee Heston has returned home i at the lowest market prices. at very little cost, considering the excellent resting against the sidewall and, after spending two days at Asbury partly on its side. The tender was Park. G-oods Promptly quality/of the merchandise we sell. You turned completely over on its side Mr. Samuel Freeman, of Broadway, can be suited here. but did not break loose from the was a Long Branch visitor on Wed- engine. Neither did either of the two nesday, William E. Slover \ cars become uncoupled from the en- Theodore J. Mason of Plainfleld v> glne. The head car came to a st'op spent Sundny last with relatives in John St. Telephone iM-w Near B'way with the head end almost against tho this city. concrete Bldownll of the bridge. It Mrs. Howard Drown and daughter GEORGE GREEN laid almost entirely in tho ditch bor- Evelyn spent Thursday with friends dering tho right of way and rested at SiioLswood. "The One-Price Store" partly on ono nida. Tho second car was derailed, also, but wan not tip- Mr. T. ID, Davlos, of this city, spent 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. ped over to any extent. Friday and Saturday of last week The train was In charge of en- In Allentown, Pa. Specials for gineer Jerome Mlnnlclc, of Stevens Mrs. P. .I, Coonoy and son John, of nvonue, and conductor Walter Mul- (ii'orge street, wore New York visit- len, of David streot, Mlnnlck was ors on Saturday last. HOME DAY WEEK either thrown from tho cab or Jump- Mrs. John Coakloy and daughter, ed out. Ho was tho most seriously Marie, of Plna avenue, visited In New ii. woiir & Co. injured ono of the crew, At, drat York on Sunday lnst, At H. Kollisch's It wns feared 'he was badjy hurt and The Misses Nellie and Catherine was rushed to tho olllco of Dr, Eul-Cantlon* of. Main strool, were New, ner. An examination served to show, j~ York visitors on Wednesday, however, that a sprained leg, badly MIBH Mabel Jeffries of Newark Is 15,000 YDS. OF BUNTING bruised Bhouldnr'nnd shock were tho the guest of Miss Laura Osborne at Old Home Week Specials! extent of tho injuries. No ono OIBO the Oshorne cottage, Morgan Beach. was hurt to any extent. Tho flromnn, Edward Clark, of Mrs. Roger Leonard, of Henry GOLD CROSS EVAPORATED CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, 3 cans.... 25c street, attended the funeral of her i PER YARD BY THE PIECE MILK, 3 cans 28c HISINZ'S BAKED BEANS, 5, 10, 15Main street, had just closed the flro- box door after putting In some coal mint at Roundout, N. Y., on Wednes-. WOLFF'S SPECIAL BLEND COF- nnd 20c. day. MUSTARD SARDINES, 3 cans... 25c when the accident happoned. Ho S Children's !)8c White Embroidered Dresses, FEE 28c Mr. T. Smith, of Pine avenue, has RED WING SALMON, 3 cans.... 15c was thrown forward against the S 2 to G years, nice for the Baby Parade, at SQUARE MILK, 3 cans 23c accepted a position as night watch- CLIQUOT CLUB ROOT BEER, boiler thence Into his side of the YELLOW PEACHES, No. 3 can.. 15c man with the P. R. R. in the local > 98c Silk Gloves, very long - - 69c GINGER ALE, ORANGE PHOS- cab. When tho engine stopped ho yards. SLICED PEACHES, No. 1 can... 10c PHATE OR BIRCH BEER, per crawled out and escaped with but a { Ladies'$1.50 White Linen Skirts - - 98c LARGE JAR CHOW 10c dozen .,...,. $1.00 few scratches. Miss Helen Furman of Point Pleas- HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE, No. 2 TUNA FISH, can 12c Wrecking crews from the Pennsyl- ant Is spending a few days with Mrs. can 15c TOMATOES, CORN OR PEAS, vania R. R.' and the- Central R. R. Disbrow Johnson of Bordontown L With every pair of Pumps or Oxfords a pair of Silk WHITE CHERRIES, can l«c 3 cans , 25c wore soon at work clearing the avenue. / Hose as a souvenir for Home Day week. ICED TEA GLASS PEANUT BUT- TOILET PAPER, 7 pkg..' 25c tracks, The Central crew enme from Miss Sadie Dowdell, of Second TER 10c PEARS, No. 3 can, 2 cans 25c Elizabethport and seemed to do. most street, is spending some time with GERMAN STYLE PURE MUS- SUNBEAM GRAPE JUICE, 2 bot- 25cof the work in removing the obstacle her aunt, Mrs. Walter Strntton, of One pair of Fine Hose with every pair Children's TARD 3 for 20c EXTRACTS, 3 bottles 25c to traffic. The P. R. R. derrick as- Jamesburg. . Shoes or Oxford Ties for the Baby Parade. sisted in lifting the overturned en- ANGER'S MACARONI, 3 pkg.... 25c SHOE DRESSING, black, white Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hayes have re- gine out of tho ditch and setting it BEST MIXED TEA, lb BOc or tan, 3 for 25c turned to their ihome in New York back on the rails. CAMPBELL'S BEANS, 3 cans... 26c LARGE JAR COCOA 25c City after spending some time visiting In this city. H. KOLLISCH ••$ The correspondent tor an out of town paper nearly made a scoop Miss Lillian Sturtevant of Plain- the other day. The dead man 'turned field ihas returned home after spend- {170 Broadway, South Amboy < out to be only one that was dead ing several clays with Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolff & Co. Henry Selover, of Second street. drunk, however. , Lester Stratton, formerly of this city, has again returned and has ac- cepted a lucrative position In the AN IMPORTANT FACT plant manufacturing powder at Par- lln. Ability without the time to use it is worthless. The Misses Clymena and Dorothy Bergen and Mr. Leroy J. Bergen were All successful men are in a sense money making guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. machines, which should be fully insured against break- Greenspan Bros. Muirheia at Avon-by-the-Sea on down. PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES. Thursday. Free Deliveries to all points, South Amboy, Mechanlcsville and Morgan Mr. W. C. Gough, of Broadway, an Are you as fully insured against a breakdown , TELEPHONE 19 WE GIVE ELK STAMPS operator in the employ of tha^Penn. from accident, either permanent or temporary, as the R. R., spent this week at his home in 188 Broadway South Amboy Dover, Del,, attending the funeral average piece of productive machinery is against fire? of a near relative. Mrs. Samuel Slover, who many , Accidents to the body are forty times more fre- years ago was a resident here, is quent than fire to the property. MONEY SAVING SPECIALS! visiting Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bmili-i ussen, of Bordentown avenue. Mrs. Slover is nearly 90 years old, and is Sale begins on Friday, August 6, and ends on Tuesday, August 10 still active. CHAS. L STEUERWALD, Inc. Miss Media Bveritt, of Bordentown avenue, left Friday morning for a 205 SMITH STREET :: ' PERTH AMBOY, N. J. trip West. She expects to visit Chicago, Yellowstone Park, thence (Saturday Only) ®c down the Columbia valley to Port- BESOWIIOKS. XOTICE OF IN'rENTIOJf. land and from there by steamer to At a regular meeting of the Board NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY San Francisco. After taking in the the Common Council of the City of Strictly Fresh Eggs Potatoes Very Best Butter exposition and spending a day or twoof Directors of the First National South Amboy, N. J., of the intention In Los Angeles the return trip •will Bank of South Amboy, N, J., held on of the said Common Council to In- be made via the Panama Canal Thursday, July 29, 1915, the follow- troduce, at the next regular meeting 25c dozen 16c Peek 3Oc lb. steamer route up the Atlantic Coast. ing to he held August 17, 1915, an ing resolutions were adopted: Ordinance providing for the grading In. view o£ the loss we have sus- and curbing of Bordentown avenue, Compound Lard Pure Lard Square Milk 3WEAT MAUKET ItOHBKl). tained hy the decease of our esteem- from Pine avenue, to a point 60 feet Borak's Meat Market on Broadway ed Presldont, Mr. Harry C. Perrine, west ot the Raritan River R. R. bridge 8c lb 7e can was entered and a robbery committed and of the still heavier loss sustain- and all property owners interested lOc lb some time late Monday night or ed by those who were nearest and are requested to attend a meeting to Tuesday morning. Tho thief or dearest to him, be it be held for the purpose of hearing Pet Cream Macaroni thieves were evidently some that were Resolved, That it is only a just objections to said Improvement, to Rog. 1Oc Slzo Sardines familiar with the interior of the build- tribute to the memory of the de-be held Thursday evening, August 7le Ing as well as the rounds of the parted to say that ifl regreting hla 12, 1915, in the City Hall, at 8 o'clock 4 Cans 35c 1&W can watchman maintained by the mer-removal from our midst, we mourn p. m. chants along our main thoroughfare. for one who was in every way Entrance was made through the rear By order of the Common Council. Sweet Peppers worthy of pur love, respect and es- RICHARD M. MACK, Hires' Root Beer Fresh Cake, all kinds door. An outer screen door was first teem: unhooked by tho netting being slit 8-7-2 City Clerk. and the hook lifted. Then the gluss Resolved, That we sincerely con- 2 bottles £5c lOc lb. 5c doz In the inner door was removed and dole with the family of the deceased SOTICE OF INTEJfTIOX. tho heavy bars released by reaching on the dispensation with which It haa NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Cali Hams Sugar Cured Hams Boneless Bacon gg|- through nnd lifting them out of their pleased Divine Providence to afflict the Common Council of the City o£ sockets, The lock was smashed and them and commend them for con-South Amboy, N. J., of the intention a wrench used to loosen the nuts solation to Him who orders all things of the said Common Council to in- 12£clb lGiclb 22c lb. holding the bar of the door connect- for the best and whose chastisements troduce, at the next regular meeting ing the shop with the rear room, are meant in mercy: ing to be held August 17, 1915, aa which was first entered. The rob- Resolved, That this heartfelt tes- .Ordinance providing for the grading N.B.C. Soda Crackers, Reg. 10c lb. N. B. C. Ginger Snaps, Reg. 10c lb. bers secured about twenty dollars timonial of our sympathy and sor-and curbing of the Southerly side of worth of change which had been left row be sighed by the Directors and Catherine street from Bordentown 7clb 7clb In the money drawer and departed forwarded to the son of our departed avenue to a point 450 feet east of tbe way they came, leaving no clue President, and these resolutions be Pine avenue and all property owners behind them. entered on tho minutes df this Board Interested are requested to attend a Quaker Corn Flakes Catsup, Regular 10c bottle and published in the South Amboy meeting to be held for the purpose of Citizen. hearing objections to said improve- M. J. Rellly, of Washington ave- DANIEL C. CHASE, ment, to be held Thursday evening, 5c 3 for 25c August 12th, 1915, at 8 o'clock p. m., nue, having left the Powder Works HENRY WOLFF, •T. BAIRD PERRINE, in the City Hall. Notice—This store v?ill be open Thursday evening, Aug. 12, Telephone 19 at Parlin, has recently accepted em- GEORGE V.BOGART, By order of the Common Council. ployment as brakeman on the Rari- R. 0. 'STBPHENSON, RICHARD M. MACK, tan River Railroad. ' Directors. 8-7-2 City Clerk.