VOLUME XXXII. NO. 24. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK 21, 1912. Price Three Cents.

112,000 be discounted, at 5 per cent In First National Bank in anticipation MANY RED MEN of assessment on Broadway Improve- ment. ~ / VISIT SENECA TRIBE A note for $5,000 falling due -was ordered renewed for four months. The visit of Grand Sacbem Charles A resolution appropriating $1,300 M. Curry and other great chiefs of for paying public dock bond due Oc- the State to the wigwam of the Sen- tober 1 was approved. eca Tribe, No. 23, Improved Order of, Council Will Ask for Bids on $40,- On resolution fi sale of school bonds Tidc Assists Contractors in Remov- When Athletics Shut Out South Red Men, on Thursday evening, waa to amount of $50,000 was ordered ad- the cause of one of the biggest pow- 000 Worth at five Per Cent. In- vertised In the Financial Chronicle, ing It to Temporary Bridge Over River and Carried Off County wows which has taken place in that terest—Other Business Trans- Wall Street Journal, Perth Amboy Cheesequake Creek—Work Will Championship Honors—Borlund council for many moons. Evening News and South Amboy Cit- The chiefs and warriors of the Sem-' t acted. izen. Mr. Slover voted against issu- be Rushed on New Bridge Over PltChCd Oreat Ball —Notes by moles, Po Ambo, Pasayunk, Osage ing of school bonds. Innings. j and Chingarora Tribes gathered within . Bids for painting both engine houses A resolution was adopted submit- Creek. the wigwam of tho local Red Men to Were awarded to William T. Hammell ting to voters at tliQ fall election tj rejoice with them over the good for- On Wednesday night the draw (it Murray Borlund, outpttching Harry by the Council at regular meeting acceptance or rejection of an aci Applegate, shut, out South.River and tune which lias befallen their Tribe last Tuesday evening. regulate salaries of the police in this the county bridge at Morgan was ineidently pitched his team to the. (luring the last moon. The members Present—Mayor Welsh, Councilmen city. moved by the Owcgo Bridge Company county championship when the local of the ianthe Council, Degree of Po- Manhattan, O'Connor, Slover, Stanton The report of city treasurer showed to'the temporary structure erected to nine clashed with the South Hlver cahontuH assembled with the warriora HON. WILLIAM HIIOIIIOS, nine on Saturday. Neither side scored and Stuart; Clerk Mack, Solicitor balances ns follows: City account, bo lined while, a now lift bridge In for the occasion. Many pale faces Candidate for Preferential choice on until the sixth inning when Frank De- Pearse, Engineer Mason, Treasurer $3,541.4-5; Sower account, $11,047.48; being constructed. were also present at the festivities. IJfliimnrnllii Primary Ticket. Demo liinny poled a safe bingki to centre Perrine, Street Commissioner Connors Water account, $C42.(ifi; Broadway The IniliBl'er was made by tlie. usn Held, Atkinson made, his second two nrnU should vote for him on Tues Chief of Records and Seals, George and Collector Sutliff. improvement, $1,926.10; which waa of two scows M pontoons. The old bagge1 r und Delancy scored on Hig- day next, an hiH record shows ho I gins sacrifice,. Eight hits were col- O. Cllvor, presided over the conference received and ordered filed. draw was previously strengthened by Minutes of previous meeting were with the people. lnetfid off Applegate who has been and in a few remarks told of the prog- approved as read. Licenses for plumbing were granted under pinning it with huge timbers, touted as tlie county's best. Three of ress which has tjeen mado. by this The clerk read petition of property to Thomas Vail and Kelly & McAlln- so that in Its weakened condition thoHe were collected In the sixth whon Tribe during the past year. Since there would not be any liability of the lo.no tally of the game was rec- owners against alteration of southerly den. corded. AtklnKon'H batting was a feat- January 1st, 105 pale faces have been line of Portia street. On motion of An ordinance granting permission Its breaking in two, At low wntor THIEVES ROB TENTS ure In landing tho game, but Jack initiated into the tribe while twelve- Mr. Manhattan it was received and o Public Service Street Railway Co. tho scows wove moved under tbo dviuv Uiggins. making two spectacular applications are pending and the war- referred to special committee appoint- one each side of-the abutment, and plays kept the South River team from riors have twenty-seven prospective to place switch at Broadway and Main AT MORGAN BEACH scoring. The following is how the ed previously by council on adjust- street was placed on first reading, then long and henvy pieces of tim- candidates in sight. This raises the ber wero placed so that the ends Atlilellcfi won the county champion- ment of lines on this street. und laid over under tbo rules. For years Morgan beach has no ship: membership of the Seneca Tribe to running ncrons tho center pier reach- The clerk read protest signed 'i.v Mr. Stanton reported that the sow- been molested by petty thieves, and 250. In conclusion of his remarks ed each scow. Mocks wero placed First, Inning—Murray got a good E. McDonough, C. Straub and others er connections at John Coagrovo'a prop articles left in the tents and sehaoks start by fanning Joe Mullen, the South showing tho progress made by tho. from these tiinbcru to the draw anil against the flagging of David street erty had been uncovered, and it WHS have always been considered as River slugger, fireen's liner was e.ap- order, Mr. Cllver called on Great San- wedged tight. When tho tide raised turml by Higglns. Heck waa safe from Broadway to Rosewell street. found that two taps had been made,' us though in u safe, deposit vault. nap Charles T. Grace, a member of the tho draw was lifted and the scowa when his hot grounder went by At- thus refuting Mr. Cosgrovo's claim regret to state that this fall things local tribe, for the remarks of wel- After some discussion, on motion with their burden weco allowed to kinson. Armstrong forced Hock, De- that there had only been one made, have chnnged, and the petty thief hah lanoy to Keating. No runs. come, praising him for his devotion of Mr. Manhattan it was received and drift to tho temporary bridge. Tliu for two houses. boon marauding tho tents and ap Keating Hied to center, Borlund and work for the tribe. filed. Iron cradle of the draw was then re- proprlating wearing material, sui struck out, Stratton filed to. Mullen. A communication was read from Mr. Manhattan stated that commit- moved and securely fastened to th'j No runs. Mr, Grace thanked the chairman for cases, shoes and blankets, etc. Ai Protection Engine Company asking tee on Water Works with city en- icntcr pier. As tho tide began to Second Inning—Keating made a his commendatory remarks, but stated this time of the year many tenters use of city team for hauling fire en- ;ineer would go over tho ground anil recede the draw dropped in Its prop- neat stop on Dokcr and tlirew him that the results which had been ob- go homo during the week, and return gine at parade in Perth Amboy. On consider tho request of the South Am- er place. out at first. Sulu walked but was tained were gained only through the :in the week end to enjoy Saturday and secondC . motion of Mr. Manhattan, it was re-1 boy Terra Cotta Company for uette T SEIE No °runs . ^ ^"-(individual efforts of the members. In ceived and referred to the Mayor. fire protection. All boat traffic was stopped for the Sunday at. the beach, und these people, Delaney grounded out, Albert fo a few appropriate remarks Mr. Grace The clerk read letter from Edward Mr. Stanton stated the hook ami night, but on Thursday the draw could arc thu ones preyed upon. This sor Mullen, Atkinson walked but was out welcomed the ladles of the Degree of when Higgins got safe on a fielders i p caliontas and the pale faces who W. Mines, secretary Public Service ladder company are anxious to bav< be turned and water tralllc; was re- of thieving should be nipped in tbo O sumed. Trolley passengers wero bud, and the matter reported to the choice. McDonnell (lied to right field. ' Street Railway Company, acknowledg- their new truck in time for Perth No runs. wore the guests of the tribe. proper authorities, There can he no Thp Ore!lt ing receipt of letters from tho city. Amboy parade, and offered a motion transferred afoot over the structure, Third"inning—Murray whiffed "Pop- Sachem, Great Chief of doubt but that the goods stolen could On motion of Mr. O'Connor it was re- that the clerk communicate with tin but automobiles were compelled to py" Phair, He did the same to Apple- I Records and Seals, Great Prophet, and take the Cueesequalt* road in order be found with but little effort. ate. ceived and referred to committee on bonding company stating that i Mullen made first base on four ! oreat wigwam fluard ma.de remarks to reach Keyport. It Is expected that wide ones. streets. truck was not delivered by the Com rand Mu,^n SVscore'tm i»» <«a,ory to M, Grace and The Chapman and Merritt Wrecking by this Friday night, trafllc will tnc work whictl llc ll!is bination Hook and Ladder Truck Co. again bo resumed over tho creek, second base but was caught by a yaxiiT performed for Company, sent a letter requesting pay- at once, the bonds would be consid- King—Kramer. on a fine throw from Higgins to Hor- tho order. Mr. Grace will probably ment p£ $1,000 duo for resetting sew- ered liable, and the clerk to also A number of people from this city und. This was a fine throw and be promoted to the office of Great witnessed the transfer, among whom beMm a Ia or sagamore at tho next con er pipe In the bay, which on motion notify the truck company to same ef- Miss Grace E. Kramer and Mr of Mr. Stanton was referred to sewer fect. It was adopted. was Freeholder Korr, who was pres- ^MWC" H - Harry S. King, both of Paterson, were Hardy out, Doker to Mullen, Mur- I ferenco of the order which will bo committee and city engineer. Bond and contract of Liddlc & Pfelf- ent to look after the county's inter- est. married on Saturday afternoon by the ray got a single to right but Hardy j held at Atlantic City. This otiico is in Clerk read a request for transfer fer were accepted. Rev. W. Owens, pastor of the East- running for him was caught on sec-! unG 0( promotion to the office of When the draw was erected four- of license from "Waclaw Cosmoskle to On resolution the contract to paint side Presbyterian Church, of that city. ond, Keating singled, Borlund out, Ir , s , teen years ago no one dreamed of Doker to Mullen. No runs. jGiand baohem. , William Lyons. On motion o£ Mr. engine houses was awarded to "Wil- Atter the Miss Josephine Stieve, of Orange, was Fourth Inning-Heck grounded out to I ^drosses of the chiefs, Stanton, It was referred to committee liam T. Hammell. the traffic it would be burdened with Atkinson. Armstrong got the second Rev. F. F. Craig, of the Methodist At that time a half dozen wagons a maid of honor, and Mr. M. J. Malon- hit off Murray but was caught steal- on licenses. Adjourned. rey, of Paterson, best man. Protestant Church, made the closing day would be considered a rush, but ing second. Doker whiffed but got; ,,,,i_MB h., rPmnrk« h[>inp xprv George Gundrum, David Qulnlan, C. Many beautiful presents were re- safe on A. Borlund's error. Sulu |adUre3s- hia remarks being very H. Smith filed Hens amounting to now the travel over it by autos anil grounded to Keating who threw Arm- jtv and interesting. wagons is continuous night and day. ceived, among them n set of cut glass $242.81, with the council against Tip-, Peterson—Hardy from the Commercial Department of trong out on second. No runs. TTh e musiic whichi h was provided dur- The old brldg"e is entirely inadequate Stratton out, Albert to Mullen, P. pett & Wood, contractors for stand^ the N. Y. and N. J. Telephone Com- ing the evening was excellent, Mrs. 1 to the traffic, and has become entirely Delaney called out on strikes. Atkin- pipe. They were referred to comm Edward English presiding at the The parsonage of the First Baptist worn out. The freeholders did not pany, where Mr. King Is employed as on got a nifty two bagger but Hig- tee on water works. gins struck out. No runs. piano. Church was the scene of a quiet wed- decide on a new bridge any too soon, contract agent, and a beautiful lead- Bids for painting engine houses ding on Monday afternoon, the con- ed dome from the employes of the Fifth Inning—Albert out, Keating After the entertainment refresh- 1 and it has been miraculous that tho o Atkinson, Phair walked but wos ments were served by the ladies ol were read as follows: tracting parties being Mies Edith B old structure has not collapsed from Grand Laundry, where Miss Kramer ut on a double, Keating to Stratton C. H. VanDusen, both houses.. $230 00 Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. held a very responsible position as o Atkinson. No runs. Ianthe Council and a social time waa the heavy loads that travel over it. enjoyed by all. Win. H. Ward, both houses.... 177 00 Thomas Hardy of Broadway, and Mr, The work of clearing away the de- manager for the past three years. McDonnell safe when Albert threw rver Mullen's head. Hardy made a The following program was carried J. M. Faulk, both houses.... 225 00 Charles Peterson, The ceremony bre of the structure Is now under It will be remembered that Miss good single and McDonnell who tried out: Wm. T. Hammell, both houses 150 00 took place at one o'clock, and was way, and soon the concrete mixer will Kramer is the daughter of the late o score from third, slipped in the Wm. H. Parlsen, both houses 198 01) performed by Rev. Thomas Neal, Jr., John Whltworth, of this city and Mrs. oft sand and was out, Sulu to Green. Song America On motion of Mr. Stanton tho bids the ring service being used. be busy on the foundation of the new |L WMtWMth o{'57 John stre6t Murray whiffed. No runs. Invocation Benjamin Green were referred to committee on fire. Miss Mary Hardy, a sister of .the bridge, and probably by the first o{ After a short wedding trip the hap Sixth Inning—Higgins made a great Vocal Solo Mrs. Edward English February it will* be completed. >ne hand catch of Joe Mullen's liner. Address of Welcome Tno following bills were ordered bride, served as bridesmaid, iMjd Mr. py couple will return to their newly 3reen out, Delaney to Atkinson, Heck paid: George W. Cheesman, of PerJi Am- furnished home at 129 Marion street, lailed to connect with Murray's curves. Charles T. Grace, Great Sannap J. F. Shanley Co $13,293 00 boy, was attendant to , i groom. Paterson. No. runs. Address on standing of the order by Yepp Johnson 5 00 The bride looked charming, being first Contributor Stratton connected solidly with Ap- Great Chief of R. and S., Daniel legate's offering and drove It to left Stevens, of Camden. S. J. Mason 75 00 becomingly attired in a coat suit of field for a single. He was caught M. & M. H. L. H. &. P. C... 438 -U whlto sorge, with trimmings of blue To Campaign Fund Miss Georgine Nichols. tealing. Frank Delaney got a nice Solo P. jl., Stults Public Service Gas Co 2 BO moire sllki and white felt hat with ingle and Atkinson made a two bag- Address Great Sachem Charles Labor, wntor works 55 24 ;er. Higgins sacrificed and Delaney M. Curry, of Camden. willow plumes. Tho br'idesmnld looky Following an appeal of the Deino- Miss Georgine Nichols entered into omped home with the winning run. F. J. Schantz 14 GO Trio Messrs. Anderson and eil sweet in a gown of white lingerie :ratic National Committee of this rest about three o'clock on Friday leDonnell flicd to Sulu. One run. P. A. City Water Works.... 081 75 1 Stulte and Miss Beatrice Logan, ol The happy couple left on the 1:47 State to the public for campaign con- morning at the home of her parents, Seventh Inning — Armstrong out Bouth Amboy Printing Co.. 14 00 vhen Stratton grabbed his grounder Perth Amboy. P. R. R. train for Philadelphia, en tributions, Mr. George Gundrum was Mr. and Mrs. William P. Nichols, of Porth Amboy Evening News 3 08 ear first base, a fine play. Doker Address Great Prophet John route to Washington, D. C. A recep- tho first to respond from this city Henry street.' safe on Delaney's fumble. Sulu wnlk- B. E. Unities 1G 50 B. Wright, of Wildwood. tion will follow on their return. They and tho second in the county, Ho Miss Nichols had been ill a long d, Albert out, Stratton to Ackle. Non N. Y. Telephone Co SO Address... .Great Guard of Wigwam will reside on George street at tho lias sent his check for $50.00, which time, and the best medical skill that tliller, playing third for S. R. was J. J. Braney nit tho same route. No runs. John A. Meyers, of Lakewood. 39 00 j home of the groom's mother. s very pleasing to the committee of could be obtained was called in con- Labor, sowers 2 21 ; Thomas J. Scully Is McChiBkey, playing left field for>S. Remarks by B. A. Wagner, Deputy 0 which Hon. sultation on her ailment but without ., failed to connect with Applegate. Collins & Gmulriim 513 00 j STRUCK ON IIEAl) BY Sachem, 41st District, No. 10. 1JRICX chairman. avail. She was in her sixteenth year, Jiirray out, Applegato. to Mullen, Collins & Oumlruin Quintette Miss Beatrice Logan, 242 55 ' W|,|i0 working as mason at School V Miss Nichols would have been in oating drew a pass, Borlund ilied to Labor, sowers 5 00 loker. N'o runs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward English, Ko. 2 on Thursday, Augustus Bark- tho Senior Class of tho High School Public Service GILS CO 3 80 Eighth Inning—Appiegato out, Mur- Louis Clayton and Russell Ander- alow was struck on the top of tlin Leon Gamble, for many years a res- this term had not illneas interfered. , panics Dolan 50 00 to Ackio, Mullen grounded out to son. I head by a brick, which caused quite idfint of Mcclianicsvilie, died at his She was a sweet, kind and affection- Ukinson, Cirecn safe on Dnlanpy's ; , Address Rev F F Craig j. sutiiff. 33 49 i-rnr but wns nainrhLsf-nnllnir. No runs. ! tLlosm]osinikr Auuiihh.... JU \. i. r. <-(.UK a bad wound. The brink fell from tho homo on Sunday evouing after several ate girl, and her death lias caused ror but wns caught.stealing. No runs. J Yepp Johnaon 01. 03 Stratton, Delaney and Atkinson all top (if the wall alongside of which hti months' illness, at the ago of U years. great, sorrow among her many friends Labor, garbage 41 70 pre called nut on strikes. No rumi. was working. Dr. Kiilner was sum- 'uneral services took place at tho by whom she was dearly beloved. Her Ninth Inuinp;—Hp.ck hit. by pileheil Our Grand Jurors. A reduction for outage of $31..8.'< was mnni'il, mid after making an examina- St. Mary's Church at i) o'clock on parents have' the deepest sympathy all, Armstrong fanned, Dokor (lied made from the electric light bill. tion of tho Injuries, took Mr. Bnrka- Tuesday morning. Interment was of the community by the loss of their ut to Strntlon, Sulu singled ami oek went to third. Murray finish Sheriff Kollschwnllcr has selected, .Ordinance) establishing lino on Por- Hnv home in his automobile. made in tlie St. Mary's Cemetery, J. only oliild and daughter, who wa3 lie game by fanning Albert In a pinch, usual, two good men from this city tia street was continued on first road- o Scully acting as funeral director. tlie bright star of their life. *-''• >B usual, two good men Ironi tills i lo runs. tho ing. SHOE S1IOV ROBBED. o — The funeral will be held on Mon- J^to serve on the Grand .liny for Lawyer .Tolin A, Lovely was Riven September term of Court, They aro Thieves broke a. window in the shoo liS'KK FOlt TAKITffl IIOHSU day next, arrangements for which am A PLEASANT SOCIAI,. the floor, when ho explained that he i Timothy Sullivan nml Frank Hoffman.- Blu))i of Milio TJrnncato of Augusta being mnile Vy Undertakers Still well Jiad (lied elnims for labor against any WITHOUT PERMISSION. A. very pleasant social wan held it {Mr, Sullivnn Is one of our stable husl street last Sunday night, and secured & Mason, '; payment to Tlppett &• Wood, until his On Monday, Carl Martinson, of this ie borne of Miss Helen Havens on ness men, lining for n number of about $1(1 worth of shoes. No ar- o ciionts' claims had been adjusted. jlty, was brought before Police Jus- ,'cdnesday evening, under the aus- rears engaged in tbr general Krocory rests have as yet been made of tho "After Dinner Coffee" is pleasing Mr. Wilson, representing Tippett & ice Birmingham on complaint mado eees of Mrs. Hanson class of tho ! and eonl business, undor 'the firm thieves. nil who use it. It will please yon. Wood, explained that the claims were iy his employer, George R Applegnte, Try a pound., Brown llron. Tea Com- othodist Protestant Sunday School, name of Coakley & Sullivan. Mr. if taking his horse out of his barn ' which MIKR Havens is a member, j Hoffman was formerly mipcrinfcmlvnt caused by failure of K. L. Matthews, to 1 pany. whom the (inn had sublet contract. T ) OUR PATRONS. dtliout permission. be attendance was extra largo, nml of (lie Harilan River Railroad and On motion of Mr. O'Connor it was On account of n holiday, our storJ Siimlny last, Martinson took a i> time pa.iiu'd most enjoynbly, Dur- hns had oxpc?riel)e,e in county uctec- Read aunoiineeinrnt on second page decided that all claims IIIUBI be paid will close at G o'clock this Fridr.y rom Mr. Applegatp's barn; for his g the evening refreshments were tlve work. His experience iu detec- of Bonj r S Brown, Republican can- before liny payment choiild be mntln night, and re-open at 0:30 o'clock wn use without obtaining co&tont anil rvoil. The proccetlK will be. devot- tive work will iiiaki> him ;i valuablo didate for (VijKreiq This advt. paid to Tlppett & Wood. Saturday evening. IT. WOLFF & CO.' liter ho was found intoxlcnJM In n 1 lo the parsonage fund. The school member of the Jury, and. his ability for by B F a. Blown Committee'. • On resolution offered by Mr, Man- [utter with the horse at his making a special effort, to mnku for quick action will cdiiHn all com-.-•_;.- _LA—o———— tan and adopted, 800 feol of water Read rr-n Mrs. Cliarlea Uarber, of Point Pleas- iccted that when high school IH heltl Dgn't fi9*itat0 a moment if anything happen* — telephone. " nt, spent last Sunday with relatives n tho other building tho meetings n this city. ivill be revived. In An Emergency-Telephone He's back, and nobody killed a fut- Aaron Stillwell was taken scrlous- ed calf, or nuthin'! Wo won't hear HE TELEPHONE is the first to y 111 on Thursday, but is now im- anything but wireless and aviation summon aid in accident or emer- rovlng nicely. until next June. gency. It is invaluab' 3 at the time The boys have been on Stevensdalo T Joseph R. Thompson, of Pbiladel- 'or baseball and football practice dur- when assistance is needed a once. Your ihla, spent the week end with his ng the afternoons last week. Tho firdt thought should be "Telephone." iarents in this city. afternoons arc convenient for practice! In everyday life, emergencies may arise that de« when school is held in the mornings. mand quick and effective acftion. With a tele- Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Manager Martin, of the Metuchen phone in your home you ore prepared to send Scarsdale, are making a visit with '•I. S. football team, wishes to ar- for assistance by the quickest route. | friends in this city. •ange a game with the locals for Oc- Dodtoivdniggi^:, police, fireman—all are within ln&ant reach by telephone. In fact, everyone ober 5th. There has been a friendly whom you wish to reach quickly should have Miss Mary r sveland, of Elizabeth, football rivalry between the two a telephone. was a week eud guest of Mrs. Samuel schools, and the game will probably Locker, of Broadway. be played on the Metuchen grounds. The Telephone has countless uses in o the home and not the least of these is Mr. A. Grobert, of Newark, is spend- its "emergency value.". ing a month's vacation with Mrs. A. /\x\irthday Celebration Why not call our ntarett Commercial 3, Ernst at the farm. > There's a difference between a collar moulder and a Office today and learn mart about the The sixteenth birthday of Miss Zora advantage! of a telephone In your home T Miss May Van NeBt, of Highlands, Boyce was celebrated on Saturday collar "turner." Our new collar moulder—the only one in NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY i the g\iest f Mr. and Mrs. George evening by a surprise party at herthis section—will not crack collars, irons smoothly old and pplegate, 01 Main street. home on Prospect street. A number of her friends gathered at the home ivorn collars, gives ample tie space. Try us. Miss Mildred Deats, of Main street, f Miss Jennie Hendrlckson and pro- ipent Saturday at Old Bridge, as thoceeded to the home of their surprised ;uest of Miss Louise Thorn. hostess. The evening was spent en- NATIONAL LAUNDRY This store will close today (Friday) at 5.30 p. m. Joy&bly in various games and music. Frank Malnes, o£ New York, spent Refreshments were served and late In 'Phone 236-W and will open Saturday at 5.30 p. m. with ast Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. the evening the guests departed for hompson, of Stevens avenue. heir homes leaving Miss Boyce many 261 King Street Perth Amboy, N. J. retty birthday gifts and wishing her The Misses Harriet A. and Bertha many more happy birthdayB. Those SPECIAL BARGAINS Vemple, of Oceanport, were over Sun- present were: Misses Anna Bennett, lay guests of Mrs, Samuel Locker. Florence Buckelew, Myrtle Spangen- IN lerg, Ella Bennett, Tillie Slover, El- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stratton and lie McDowell, Frances Gordon, Hel- 'amily were guests of Mr.'and Mrs. m Agan, Clarvenia Larew, Iona Deats SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK New!all Goods for the Entire Week H. Clayton, of Old Bridge, on Mon- md Ethel Barber, of Jersey City, also ay. Messrs. Russell Hardy, Thomas Cviest, Frank Disbrow and Lee La-. $7.50 Men's and Youths' Suits, this week at $3 98 Poplin, the newest shades, Pink, Blue, Green Miss Ethel Barber, of Jersey City, •ew. j 1 lO.OO and 12.50 Men's Suits, equal to custom and Lavender in stripes and dots, at 25c yd pent the week end at the home of r. and Mrs. Frank Disbrow, of Pros- o J made, at 7.95 All wool Serge, 45 in. wide, in Brown, Blue. iect street. ORDEKED TO IEAYE CITY. Boys' School Suits, 1.49,1.98, Garnet and Black, at - - 75c yd Donnis Gallagher, aged twenty two, SPECIAL! Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Armstrong, of ivas apprehended on Thursday ove- 2.25, 3.OO, 3.69, all greatly Outing Flannel in all the newost stripes, orth Hampton, Mass., have been vis- ling by the , police as a suspicious reduced. Big assortment. special at IOc yd aing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wyckoff tho haractcr. Gallagher had been hang- v ng around lower Henry street for Men's Work or Dress Pants at - 1.19 ast week. Columbia Shirts, just arrived for the Fall, several days and had informed sev- Men's 50c Balbriggan Underwear at - 35c iral residents in that vicinity that Boys' and Girls' Shoes greatly reduced. patterns must bo seen to be appreciated 98c each Growing moro popular daily—Yacht ie hnil just served a term of eight 100 pair of Full Size Blankets in white and lub Coffee. Sold by Brown Bros ears in the State prison. Men's 2.50 Dross Shoes, gun metal, pal cut ea Company, Broadway. * The police were informed and im- and box cult', during this week ot • 1.95 groy, special at - - G9c pair mediately arrested the man. He was Comforters ir. full sizes nt $1.25, $1.49, lalcon to the City Hall anil Riven n We arc headquarters for Clothing made-to-measure at AZII5—HOJfAN (JO ON Slil'T. 30. wiving on Friday morning, lie to!11 lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. $1.98 up to $3.00. All filled with white cotton ustiee nirminglinm an entirely dif- and fast colors. (By Hughsoy.) ferent, story. He claimed that lie wns Arrangements for a return match a deserter from the navy, having been Just received the largest lino of Mannish Coat •otwecn Mike Mtr/.le. antl Joe Hoiiiin ii midshipman on the "Pensacola," and nve been completed and tho boys will I STORE Sweaters in Garnet, White and Oxford from $2.49 ash nt tho Pcrino A. A. on Monday escaped ulille thai, vessel was in Han vening, September HO. Francisco harbor, His story was giv- Outfitters to IV!on and Boys from Head to Toot up to $4.75. The Waiter will have to WCIRII in en little credit, in view of tlio faet at tr.S pounds on tho evening of thethat IIIK statements nonlradicted encli Broadway and David St. South Amboy Our Fall stock of Men, Women and Children's bout and lie is hard nt work training for this event. \ olbi'r. II was the opinion of tho po- Shoes is now cnmplcto and sold at Dry Goods prices. 1 Homin aud Jlazii; have met. before lice Unit the man wns trying to "bum' ill. the Pormo and tho Stiftnn Islnnd his way across the continent, and ,Ius- boy was victor. Judging from th Improvement the Waiter Miowe.d in 'liee llirmingluim ordered him to leavo NOTICE TO CHEDlTOrtS. or thoy will be forever barred of any his bout with ScoUy at, till? last stag, the city Immediately. Walter B. Poinilei' anil Kdwln It. action therefor against the saiil exe- M. KAUFMAN thn chances are that In) will give JiKiuos, executors or Gi-ojge W. cutors. Mime :i hard battle. .liiques, deceased, by direction of tlio Dated September 17, 1912. 150 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. This will be a special -JtiiB of the THIKVKS K0K TICKET OFFICE. .Surrogate, of tho Cnunty ot Middln- WALTER IS. PBPPLER, I'ermo and Matchmaker McNulty ha:) RCX, hereby give notice to Hie credit- nnd EDWIN H. JAQUES, arranged a full program i.'i addition Thieves mtcrod the ticket oilice of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company ors of the said George W. '•'- 'es, to Executors. to the iUazle—Ilonon bout.! bring in thier debts, de nni\ It Is expected Unit Yountf Levins nf at, Old Bridge Tuesday night. They Maims against tho estate nttl New Vlrunswlck and Kid'' Bonder of KOt away -vith 28 cents and all tho WAKTED—Dressmaking. 11 Bor- Railway will box in a HIX round semi- decoaaod, under oath 01 'Qi dentown avenue—B, A. Sullivan. 8-4« Citizen Advertisers and get yalue final. tickets. within nine months froi THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. especially careful stage setting is be- One "rattled" player can put a whol ing preapred, with a view to repro- team out,' and aid greatly in the WHY GO OUr OF TOWN ? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912.ducing with the utmost fidelity the losing a game. * * • when you can purchase pianos just M home scenes in which Jo, Meg, Beth cheap at home. We guarantee to sell MEW TOEK AMUSEMEXTS. and Amy lived their charming life a Reciprocity? The Riversides arc a good basket- just as low as any other dealer. New the old Alcott homestead in Concord, Sporting ConM. ball team, they have good players pianos from $125 up. "Broadway Jones." Mr. Brady's chief scenic artist am a good court, and a good nerve! several assistants spent a considerabl Their manager tried to arrange HARRY PARISEN Geo. M. Cohan and his company pre- 201 DAVID STREET SOUTH AMBOY sented Mr. Cohan's newest play part of last week on the ground, tak> LUKE OUTER TO umpire from New York, got into th_ game with the Neptunes for this Sat fray In the sixth Inning and again urday night at the Auditorium an "Broadway Jones" at Pearson's The- ing photographs and making BE SEEN IJT ACTION, offered them the stupendous sum o Get Tour Cesspool or Vault Cleaned pleased the fans with his accurate By the atre, Hartford, Conn., last' Monday ings. decisions. He was greeted by the $5.00. Manager Abe Forgotson nearl Bight, and according to wide report "White Hope" of This Ylclnity Will fans as he donned his mask and wasfainted when offered this generousf?) sum. The offer of the five dollars in pcored a tremendous triumph. Th» Go On With Stcre Kelly, of Brook- there with his "ball tuh!" and "str- r-ilie." "Doc" Coakley officiated unti itself, while a small sum, was not s Ordorless Excavator mew Cohan output is said to be the lyu, At Next l'errao Show. Gould got into the game. bad, but when asked what they wante* Prices—Sinjle Closets, 53.l)b; DoubleCloaeU most agreeable vehicle, the author to come over here and play, tho Riv S.j.00; Cesspools, (2.00 per tank load, This Saturday the Athletics will star has written for himself down to los politely said $20.00! Evidently (By Hughsey.) meet the Marions, or All Stars, of the Rivies do not know the meaning DWII) QUINUN. Henry St date. It is in four acts, constructed Monday night, September 23, will Perth Amboy. Tbis team will be com- of reciprocity. around a logical story, which is told be an eventful evening at the Permo posed of the pick of Perth Amboy at the wizzing speed that character- A. A., Perth Amboy. Luke Oliver, players and the Perth Amboy sport- SAMUEL B. SHINN & SON Perth Amhoy's heavyweight "whits ing writers don't see how the Athlet- izes all Cohan plays. Geo. M. Cohan hoiJO," will be seen In action with ics can beat them. Well, we klnda Painters and Decorators himself appears in the title role, sup- Stove Kelly, of Brooklyn. Luke is a think we will. Notice of Election Paper Hanging and Horeseo Work ported .by his mother and father, Hel- likely looking boxer, having a well Borland's throwing was accurate on Perhaps one the most im- Estimates Cheerfully Chen. en P. and Jerry J. Cohan, George set up body and plenty of grit and Saturday. None oi tho South River portant pieces work accom- determination In his makeup. Some men stole second on him. Andy was a £8 Tears Experienec Parsons, Ada Gilman, Myrtel Tanne- time ago Oliver was victorious over and Registration plished by Congressman- Hughes little off form on Sunday and became hill, William Walcott, Fletcher Har- Jack Ten Broeck, a heavyweight from rattled by tho fans. 83 George Street South Amboy during his Congressional car- California. The bout lasted about a Tey, M. J. Sullivan, Russell Pineus, Prank Delaney Is the boy who mado Notice is hereby given to the lega John Fenton and others. eer, and perhaps the least known, was minute and a half, Oliver swinging a good showing Saturday and Sunday. on his opponent's jaw with tho force "Delia" got a hit off Applcgnte and voters of the City of South Ambo; WILLIAM MOORE tho part he took in the reconstruc- hat a The first presentation of "Broadway of a pile driver. Ten Broeck immed- brought tlio only run of tho game tion of the rules of the House of Rep- iately lost his interest in tho battle GENERAL ELECTION Jones" in New York is scheduled to 1 across the pan. On Sunday he was resentatives, relating to the appoint and was carried to his corner. Stevo the only man to reach second against will be held in and for the City occur at the Cohan Theatre, Broad- ment of committees, after the repudia Kolly is from Brooklyn and has had a Now Brunswick. He also fielded well. South Amboy, County of Middlesex Carpenter and Builder, way and 43rd Street next Monday tion of Cannonlsin by the voters of great deal more of ring experience Murray certainly fooled tho South and State of New Jersey, on 69 Catharine At, South Amboy. [ night, September 23, and that much than tho local favorite, It Is up to River boys on Saturday. When the TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1912, this country In the lust CongreBsionnl Luko to overcome this obstacle and interest in the event is being observed layers were dressing, one of them rom the hours of G o'clock a. m., to Telephone 103 election. 'get" Ills man, We hope ho can do It remarked, "Doker, do you think you tho hour of 7 o'clock p. m., for the is shown in the advance orders for ggyEstimates Cheerfully In the Sixty-First Congress a great Johnny Carroll, of Union Mill, will be able to pitch today? Young purpose, of electing the following oN seats which already exceed the cap-battle was fought in the House ot formerly of Perth Amboy, ie a great Horlund is going to pitch for tho (lcors: Electors of President and acity of the theatre twice over. Representatives against tho boss-rule favorite with the members of (the Athletics and we'll take out Aji]i Vice-President of tlio United States, Permo. IIIH reputation of being a gate when w« gel enough runs nnd ono member of tho House of Ropri NEW JERSEY CENTBAL. of Speaker Cannon. It was not alto sticker and possessing cleverness, has navo him for tomorrow." lVfaybe lw sentativus of the United States for Guicty Theatre. gether successful, and yet it '.an not made him well liked. He will box thought It good "dope," but. when they tho Third Congressional District, on TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY A special empanelled jury composed entirely a failure, as after events Irish Mahoni!, of Newark. Malmne fiicud the "kid" they surely were sur- uomber of tho Senate of the State for prised, For New York, Newark and Bllz«- proved. has boon seen In action at the Permo tho County of Middlesex; three mem- of the entire population of Greater bers of tho General Assembly for tin beth at 6.23, 7.06, »7.32, 7.50, »8.19 on several occasions and has mado Tlio Athletics collected eight hitB 10.01, 11.11 a. m.; 12.28, 3.19, 4.35, New York and its environs which has Under the rules of the House the a favorable impression. This will bn off Applcgnto on Saturday while Mur- County of Middlesex, ono Coroner for been deliberating on the unusual be- tho County of Middlesex, a Mayor, a .00, 6.24, 7.34,' 8.08, 9.44 p. m, Sun- Speaker had the power to appoint a good bout and ono to Batlsfy tho ray allowed but three. The fnt in- days, 8.26, a. m.i 1.17, 5.19, 6.47, 8.21. havior of "Officer 666" charged with tho committees of tho House. This most rabid fan. ning was tho sixth when tho Ath- Councllnmn-at-lJarge, one Constable for tho First Ward, ono Councilman 9 22, p, m. creating a laughing riot In and uround power In the hands of some would Young Iliindrahan, of Perth Amboy, ctics got throe In a row. Stratton, who Is ono of the most reliable hit- 'or tho Second Ward, ono Council- For Long Branch, Asbury Park, etc., the Gaiety Theatre, City and State of be safe, hut it Is too great a power to and Young Nelson, of Railway, are booked for a mill. These hoys will ters on tho team started tho rally nan and one Constable for the Third .22, 9.12, a. m.; 12.07, 2.29, 4.37, 6.39, New Yorlc, Borough of Manhattan, place in the hands of any ono man,suroly mix It up and ninlie an Inlor- with a beauty single. iVnrd; two members of Board of Edu- 10.00, p. m.; 12.66, night Sundays, have handed down a verdict of guilty not matter how honest and conscien- iBtlnR go. Mort Ingraham and William Blood- cation for two years; and ono member 4 28, 9.42, a. m.; 5.02, 10.07, p. m. 12.58 if Board of Education for ono year. night with a recommendation to Judge Hil- tious he njay ho. Charges had been Tho first wrestling mutch of the good arc planning to attend the For Freehold, 5.22, 7.08, 9.12, a. m. arity that "Officer 666" be allowed to made that Speaker Cannon had abused winter season will be held next Mon- World's Series games. Mort Is sure Said General Election shall be held day night when Felix King, of Perth ho Giants will land the flag and It t the following places: 2.07, 2.29, 5.39, 6.26. 6.39, p. m. Sun- • remain on poet duty and continue to this power, In that in some Instances Amhoy, will meet Young Malionoy, of s a two to one bet tliat any others First Wnrd—In tho building own- days, 11,10, a. m.; 5.02, 10.07, p. m. eictte the risibles of the good people ho had packed certain committees Staton Island. Tho members who en- from this city who attend the games id by Jos. A. Sexton and formerly •New York only, ivlll bo able to hear this couplo root- iccupled by Thomas Lovely, Broad- of Gotham without let or hindrance. with men who were put there design- joy wrestling will ho given a good W. Q. BBBLEB, W. C. HOPB, edly to kill certain legislation thnt match to witness. ing from any place In tho Polo vay. In addition to this oxcollent card, Grounds. Second Ward—At K. of P. Hall, Vice-Pros. 4 Ueu. M jr. (Sen. Pass. Agent Grand Opera House. was to come before the House, while 'ast preliminaries are booked, and tho Saturday, September 28, the Ath- 'irst Street. Henry B. Harris' production of In other instances he had placed on irogram IB sure to plcaso the most etlcs will meet tho B. A. C, of Bridge- Third Ward—At Phillip Sullivan's FOB TOUB "The Talker" which ran for twenty certain committees men in favor of ritlcal. | port, Conn., on Star's Field. George tore, Stevens avenue. legislation, the sole beneficiary of C. Howard Smith's military band Marquard, a brother of Rube Mar- Fourth Wnrd—At the City Hall. Eyesight Troubles weeks at the Harris theatre last sea- quard, will twirl for the visitors, and which would be some one or more o( ivill bo on tho job to entertain' with eon, will play a week's engagement nuslcal selections In tho Intermis- as he Is also reputed to be a classy Notice Is hereby given to the legal at Cohan and Harris' Grand Opera the great corporate Interests of this sions. (linger a good game Is expected. Chaa. oters that a House, New York, commencing Mon- country. The Payne Aldrleh tariff Gould, the popular umpire, will of- ficiate. 1'BIMABY ELECTION day night, September 23. "The Talk- law was the work of a committee so Shut Out nt Now Brunswick. Special pains were taken to Im- appointed. The Athletics traveled to Now 'or all political parties will be held er" Is a play by Marion Fairfax which prove the Star Field groundB before n and for tho City of South Amboy Consult deals with domestic life in a typical Brunswick OB Sunday and received Saturday's game. In the morning the In the next campaign, In the year drubbing at the hands of Dave Drla- o. F. J. MONAHAK. Opt D. American family and shows the re- 1910, Cannonlsm was one of the main diamond was filled in with sand and UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1912, ioll's Professionals by the score of Shanley Brothers steam roller packed Bults that are apt to follow the voic- issues. The Democratic party prom- i to 0 although the Amhoy team put rom 7 o'clock a. m., to 9 o'clock p. Eyesight Specialist the field. The new sand, however, n., for the purpose of nominating L8S Smith St, Perth Amboy, K. J. ing of modern feminine ideas. The ised, if placed in power, that it would ip a game battle and Atkinson was made the running rather slow and leserving of a victory. The latter lersons for the offices designated In cast is headed by Tully Marshall and amend the rules of the House so thai had noli McDonnell slipped while com- the notice of General Election. Also Over lirunton's piano Store wirier received some brilliant sup- ing home in the fifth inning the Ath- Daily: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m, Includes Florence Malon, Wilson Day, this great power would be taken out rort, Higgins and Keating starring in members of County Committee from letics would havo made another run. ill wardB; also to express preference Home Appointments Made. Mary Mallon and others. of the hands of the Speaker, and :he defensive line. The New Bruns- Ed. Hardy didn't have much to do wick pitchers, Fred Ritter and Steve or United States Senator. Said Prl- Glasses from 13.00 ap. lodged in the House itself. In that in the field on Saturday but his fine nary will be held in the same places tVhlte, of Princeton, received wonder- single in the fifth nearly put the "Little Miss Brown." year the Democratic party was suc- ul support and the Athletics had hard the Genoral Election. cessful, and secured a majority In the game on ice for tho Athletics. Eddie "Little Miss Brown" apparently had ork to get their men on the bases. is always a good man in a pinch. abved Into the new Forty-eighth House of Representatives. The ques- {eating and P. Delaney secured tho When Higgins made that fine throw Street Theatre, New York, to stay. At tion then presented itself as to how >nly hits made by the South Amboy got his great one hand run- OAHDS OF REGISTRY AND ELEC MACHI.NB SHOP .ggregation while tho New Brunswick all events there will be no change of the Democratic House should redeem TION. tenants in this spick and span es- its promise. Many plans were pre- i and for the City of South Amboy NGINES, BOILERS and K1CHINIBT ill meet at the respective polling tablishment for some time to come, sented, one of them being that the we ain't i' a chance to win." laces on Ot all kinds repaired. as it is quite obvious from the steady Speaker should appoint a Commit- itnessing tho contest. Although PUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1912, tee to he known as the Committee on ;heir tca'm lost, the locals were sat- MODEL MAKIKG, PLUMBI5G, / growth of patronage that Mr. Bar- Interesting Ttems. rom the hour of 1 o'clock p. m,, to Committees, whose duty It should be isfied with the showing of their team he hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the GAS FITTING, 8TEAX AXD tholomae's farcical comedy is highly as it was clearly shown that the The Sherldans of this city -went to name the members of the various mrpose of making a registration of diverting to the general public. One ?runswick professionals were a little ; down to defeat on Sunday before Chief oters of said respective election dla- HOT WATEE 0811110 line in the piece that was not spoken committees of the House. This plan speedie-• r than the Amboy team. Th—e Payne's Iroquols of Perth Amboy to ricts and on however, met with strenuous objec- ?ame had no bearing on the county the tune of 8 to five. Bob Manaker TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. 1912, the first night has been the occasion was on the mound for the lopals and V. NEWELL JAMES tion because it was readily to be championship title as Drlscoll's men rom the hour of 7 o'clock' a. m., to of prolonged roars of delight at sub- iro all professionals and come from pitched good ball, striking out ten Corner Second and Stockton. 8U. •seen that In this event, the Speaker he hour of 9 o'clock p. m,, for the sequent performances. When the parts of the State. men. "Slippery" Buckalew who is )urpose of making a registration of young girl, who is the central flguro could still dominate the membership * * * good at any position on the diamond, oters and conducting Primary Elee- of the various committees through the received for him. The latter made the lon, and on of the complications, is explaining to only home run of the game. Sharkey, the hotel telephone operator the trou- men whom he appointed on the Com- the Sheridan second baseman, got TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1912, bles besotting her in a strange city mittee on Committees. three hits out of four trips to tho 'rom the hour of 1 o'clock p. m., to the HIGH-GKADE plate. lour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the pur- late at night, she says: "A man out- Another plan was .that the House pose of revising and correcting reg- The South Amboy Catholic Club side spoke to me just now." "What did should elect a Committee on Commit- istry lists and receiving additional will have a basketball team represent- registrations. lie say?" inquires the hello damsel. tees. The objection to this plan wns ing them this year. The only thing As little Miss Brown lisps innocently which handicaps them at present is R. M. MACK, that the members of this committee 1-7- City Clerk. In roply, "Hello chicken," the specta- oould get together and elect them- the lack of a court. There Is lots tors rise and fairly howl with mirth. of good material and the boys are selves to the chairmanships of the practicing in their rooms in Scully's SHERIFF'S SALE. If Mr, Burtholnmao had been n most Important committees1 of the Hall each night. John Casey will Fronchman instead of an American, House, so that the power once held manage the five. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY— F. W. STEINS, it la quite easy to Ray what ho might by the Speaker would'simply he trans- Manager Phillip Payne, of the Iro- Between The Star Building and Loan Stevens Avenue, near Main Street, quols basketball team, is trying to have done with his story after ho had ferred to a dozen or so men, instead Association, of South Amboy, N. J., BOOTH AMBOY arrange a game with the Neptuns complainant, and Michael A. McCar- sont IIIH Ingenuous young heroine to of being held by one. Juniors for the opening btime on Oc- a suite of rooms retained by wire thy, et. al., defendants. Fi. Fa. for The plnri that was finally adopted tober 1. This is a fast five and a for a man and wife, and then scut game will probably be scheduled. The sale of mortgaged promises, dated was the ono submitted by Congress- August 20. 1912. the husband of the other woman up Senior teani will play the Crescents, man William Hughes, of New Jersey. By virtue of the above stated writ to the apartment in the dend of night of Milltown. Mr. Hughes proposed that the Demo- Manager Bill O'Toole of tho Ath- to me directed and delivered, I will Porhans indeed the nnthor may luive cratic caucus should nominate the letics is trying to arrange another cxposo to sale at public auction on boon tempted to follow out tho Paris- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, TWEN- Democrtalc members of the Ways and game with Dave Drlscoll's Bunch on ian Idea In ouch situations, but in South Amboy fan after Saturday's September 29. Bill thinks there will TY-FIFTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED Moans Committee, and that the mem- game. that possibility he resisted success- be a different result to the next game AND TWELVE, bers so snlocted for service on such * • » and it is likely that the contest will fully, HO Hint "Littlo Miss Brown," nt two o'clock In the afternoon of committees should bo ineligible, foiv Little limits About Kill's Bunch. be staged. while filled with incidents which often said day at tho Sheriff's Ofllco, in the service on any other committee; that Jack Higgins sure has his name on Manager Abo Forgotson of the Nep-City of New Brunswick, New Jersey: are convulsing, carrtos no taint of tuno basketball club has refused to besides its tariff duties, tho Ways and the roll of honor for his performances All tract or parcel of lands and during the last two games. On Sat-enter negotiations for a game against premises, situate lying and being In Means Committee should select tho urday he caught ,Too Mullen at tho tho Riversides in the Auditorium at the City of South Amboy, in tho Coun- .„ — Mn'tlnios at the Forty-eighth Street other committees of the House, ami plate by a wonderful throw nnd lat- Perth Amboy this Saturday night. ty of Middlesex and State of Now Jer- its action in this regard, would then er nuido a fine catch of that player's The Nr-ptunos are out of practice and sey. Theatre are Riven on Thursdays ami do not care to go •ftp against such have to be ratified by tlio House It- fly with two men on the bases. On Known ami distinguished on tlio Saturdays, and for (he former popu- Sunday he kept up his sterling field a speedy bunch in their opening game solf. recorded map of the Borough .(now lar prices are the rule. work nnd made some fine catches on a strange court. After a couple city) of South Amboy, in the County As a reward for having solved the which were applauded by tho Bruns- ol games thoy will Ret down to their oi' Middlesex and State of New Jersey, usual stride nnd then a match will problem which had vexed them for wick fans. His long sacrifice fly to liinilo by John Perrino, Jr., in June Tho Pluylioiiso. center Held sent, in the winning run be nrranRi'd. It's a cinch that the some time, the Democratic caucus in- ls;!5, ns lots numbers Fifty-six nnd "Bought and Paid For," is nearlns in the South River pune, Neps am make the Rivios' (also water, Pil'ty-Hcvou on Block number Uvonty- the ond of its long run at William A. sisted that Congressman Hughes take McCluskcy, a former pitcher on tho They did the trick more tlinu onco sevon. Brady's Playhouse, Now York, kit a place on tho powerful Ways and St. Bouavenlure's College team, was last winter. Said lots aro each twenty-five feet still no'definite date for its final night Means Committee, and his work while on band both Saturday nnd Sunday Did you ever notice that tho Rnri- front nuil roar and one hundred foot ready to go In tho box. Me warmed tan River Railroad is monopolizing has been sot. This Is duo to the fact a member of thnt committee -shows (icon and taken together are boundoil COMMERCIAL uj) before the gnmo and looked to all the pitchers those days? Ambrose as follows: SCHOOL that na often as it seems to the man-that his party made no mistake In have the goods but be was not ncotl- Atkinson, the husky mound man and Westerly by lot number Fifty-five, Murray Borlund are both on tho ofllco agement that the Browing volume of Riving him an opportunity to serve ed as both Murray nnd Atkinson 1 1 northerly by Augusta street, easterly Uxlngton Avs. and 35lh SI,, New York on this important committee. twirled fine brill. force. "Straus , Is now wanning up by lot number flfty-oiglit and southerly new productions must logically wetik- and threatens to make good In ordor NEW LOCATION en tho oldest play in town, the re- Eddie Keating Rave a line exhibi- by lots numbered Twenty-four and tion of baseball last week. In the to have another pitcher working for Twenty-live, all in said Block number NEW BUILDING ceipts unfailingly spring upward tho road. UNCLE EZRA SAYS two Raines ho accepted thirteen chanc- twcnly-soven. Doing tho same prem- Every requisite for the safety, again. This serves to disturb calcu- es without an error, most of thorn Perth Amhoy's All Star learn is go- ises conveyed to Michael A. McCnrthy "It don't take morc'n a gill uv effort ing lo pliif Drlsctill's hunch on Sun- health and comfort of our i lations, hut not to grieve those in In- difficult. He featured in two doublo by iluod of Patrick Campion, executor, .students. to git folks into a peck of trouble" plays and got three lilts, two against day. Claim they're goini? lo win, too, and to Mary Ann Mullen (afterwards l terest. It Is extremely unlikely, how- Conimercin] and stenographic and a little neglect of conatlpntlon, South Rivor and one nt New Bruns- but It should be remembered that tho Mary Aim Campion}, by Lawrence ! ever, that such a state of things can AthlcticH have wallopoil the pick of courses. Individual instruction. Mtllousness, indigestion or other liv- wick. Olnodo, ot. ux. et. als. (Book 22(1 • continue perpetually, and "Little Ambrose Atkinson was a tower, of Perth Anilloy and if the boys from Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sepl. 3 er derangement will do the same. If strength In the two important con- across thn river really wnnt to got Together with the hereditaments Women" is being made ready to stop beat tlipy don't have to Journey an in upon short notice. For tho enst ailing, ta'fto Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills tests last week. On Saturday he nindo uid appurtenances thereunto belong- Enter at any time. for quick results. Easy, safe, suro, two two-base hits off Hrrry Applr- far na Ncv Brunswick. ing, and also all the right, tltlo anil of this dramittizntion tho engnrccments prnto and received a pass. On Sun- * * * NO SOLICITORS and i-nl" 25 cents at Geo. \Y. Jaques'. lnluif.it or tho nrxld defendants, of, in 1 include Marie Pnvoy, Alice Brady, day he twirled an elegant giinio If tho Athletics do secure a return and to tho name. Spec:! .! cemmnt.siliou tickets to Louise Rial, Gertrude Bcrkely, Bev- o against Drlscoll's bunch nnd deserved amo with Driseoll's team, wo sincere- ALBERT BOLLSCHWEILER, our studer ta 011 all railroads. to win. Ho got a blR hand from the erly West, Julia Varney, Lynr. Ham- 71 Bor- ly hopp tL'at no plnycr ot tho local Shorlff. Our new Itnihiir.;; in on!r u ahor*. wftHc fnnn for his clever work tram will bociimo "thick" ami spoil JOHN A. COAN, Solicitor. fnwu tlm HiuJmm 'Kiln!. mond, Carl Sauermrm nnd oO'.eru. An .•nuc.—IX A. Sullivan. 8-4- r'—rley Gould, tho professional tho |)1O&BU'<' of the rest of the team, $1.0.68. 8-31-4 TffiB SODTH AMBOT CITIZEN. country are aroused. Starting with tail of delegates aDfl remarked: "Well, strong reasons why it was an honor SOCIETIES the Progressive convention in Chicago this is what I call a rniddlin' good for Middlesex to have the privilege of In August, which grew out of a pro- moose herd. True the voice is a little Gen. Win. 8. Truex Post, Ko. 118, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912. PROGRESSIVES indorsing a man like Prentiss. He told meets first and third Monday evening, test of the domination of the first con- metallic (referring to the horns ami of how well versed Prentiss was in at 7:30 o'clock, ia Michael Welsh's* vention by tile old itepublic-an party cow bells with which the borough of economic problems, how vvt*ij kijuwjj Haii. Commander, Aaron Stillwell; bosses who perpetrated such frauds aa Roosevelt delegates were armed). Sci- lie is throughout the United States in Adjutant, S. H. Chatten. OF MIDDLESEX the wholesale stealing of delegates entists tell us the species is dying and the dry goods trade and how he is M. P. CHURCH NOTES St. Stephen's Lodge, Jfo. 68, P. & A. pledged to Itoosevelt ia the stiites of will soon be extinct, but don't you be- working hand in glove at the present M. Meets at K. of P. Hall, first and California, Indiana and Washington, lieve it." time with National Progressive head- third Mondays of each month (except- •' MrB. P. A. Stults' class will have a the Nationai Progressive party is here The speaker launched off into a de- quarters, being associated with George ing July, August, and holidays) at home-made cruller sale next Thurs- Inaugurate Party With an Ent-o stay. The old Republican party has tailed account of the Republican con- \V. Perkins i:; the financial enC of the 7:30 p. m. day served its period of usefulness." [Tre- vention at Chicago and roasted Bosses campaign. mendous applause.] Judge Lyon of Perth Amboy nnd Joel Parker Council, Jfo. 69, Jr. 0>. thusiastic Convention. Barnes. Penrose and Guggenheim of U. A. ST., meets every Friday evening, The Ushers' Association met last "The purty is not a means in itself. the Republican party, nnd Rosses Sul- Henry Sold lor of Itoosevelt borough in Knights of Pythias Hall. Councilor. Sunday evening and discussed things Party is simply a means to un end. livan. Murphy and Taggart of the Dem- vigorously seconded the indorsement of Ansell Morris; Recording Secretary. and party names mesiu nothing. \V> ocratic fold. Prentiss, (is did 'hnrles A. Bloointleld A. R. Chatten. pertaining to the good of the church. of Raritan. Many more delegates JUDGE A. LYON FOR SENATOR, stand in this country for what the I'ru Us* Governor as Alibi. gressives stiuid in the nation, a party wanted to have their say, but the proc- Gorm lodge, No. 80, D. B. &— One of the special features of the without a U>KS controlled system. The He said: "it Is high time that the ess of each man taking his turn was Regular meetings second and fourth evening meeting was the song service boss system is in vogue in both parties rank and file of both parties left the too slow for the majority, who again Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., in James A. Edgar, Frank Jennings and parties that have falleii so low. 1 Bundensen's Hall. President, Nela and anthem by the choir, which was throughout the length and breadth of burst forth with a terrific cheering, Henry Seidler For Assembly—Mark horn blowing and cow bell Jangling. Kviest; Secretary, Jens Thompson; highly commended by many. O. Prentiss Favored For Congress. this land We want freedom from boss Financial Secretary, ThomaB F. control. We stand for such laws and Spangenberg;, Treasurer, John S. Convention Addressed by Bainbridge As Monmouth and Ocean counties have Lund. Next Tuesday evening a social will such legislation as will conduce tu the uo candidate in the field it is likely Colby and Others. good of us nil and not for special be held at the home of the superin- that Prentiss will be the unanimous privileges of the few. We stand for Sfnr of Jersey Lodge, No. 484, B. of By TRUMAN PIERSON. choice of the Progressives of the dls tendent, H. Bloodgood, on second effective primary laws. We stand for 1. F., and E., meets in Welsh's HaB, New Brunswick, N, J.—with confi- trlct. Prentiss will stump the district, street, by bis class lor the benefit of a stringent corrupt practices act. We First and Third Sundays of each month dence in themselves and their pliit- be announces, nnd his connection with at 2 p. m. C. L. Cozzens, Pres- the parsonage fund. stand for the short ballot. Wu stand form, with undying udinirutiou for national headquarters will mean some ident; L. D. Wortley Finan. Secretary for equal suffrage. We Invite to oar their peerless lender, Theodore Hoose- big speakers for tho Third district. and Treasurer; John Jemmlson, Re- party the noble women of the liiud. We The new hymn books were used for velt, the Progressives of Middlesex The selection of a county committee cording Secretary. invite Ihe women to join our party the first time in the Sunday School held the first ProffrosMlvu convention was left to Chairman Diuwlddle. because of their great Intelligence, Washington Camp, No. 86, P. 0. S. and all enyojed the singing. Mr. In this county on Satnrdiiy last. A their uminestioneil ability to sugRust About thirty-live prominent women of A. meets second and fourth Monday Stults spoke of the intense In- determined, ennipst, forceful lot of remedies- for the high cost of living from various parts of the county took nights of each month, at K. of P. Hall business men mid women from all terest in the school to make the col- mid the education of the children," part In the convention. Some of thoui at 8 o'clock. Charles T. Grape. walks of life, representing Hourly President, John French, Financial lection before conference $500.. Committees Named. were Mrs. Charles A. Prlckltt, Mrs. (ioorge AV. Litlorst, Mrs. Waller J. Secretary; C. S. Edwards, Keeording The following (.•innniltteos were ;ip- Secretary. The choir will repeat by special re- Harris, Mrs. Mark 0. Prentiss, Mrs. pululed liy .Judge J,y«ii: l'rumnn T. Pierson, Mrs. A. C. Hunt. quest the several anthems which have Friendship Council, No. 1C, D, of JL IVrmiiiiont OTOini/.atiou-K. C Put- Mrs. George llaytlon and Miss Maud meets on alternate Fridays of each been sung recently at the monthly tor, Meluclien; W. K. Uriiki', Ktultou;. HariiH of Metuehen; Mrs. O. K. Win- month, at 2:30 p. m., in Knights of service of song, September 2!), at 8 Ii. 1(. (jroves, New l.tl'iinnwlck; Jucub Hold of PlHcalnway, Mrs. William Dln- Pythias Hall, First and Stockton p. m.'All lovers of music are special1" Steinberg, ltnoscvcll; ,1. II, I)e You, widdle, Mrs. John Duffy and Mrs. 11. streets, Councilor, Mrs. Sarah Eox- Sjiotswooil; Itolx'i't Fulton, South Am W. liloomlielil of Kuril an; Mrs. Frank hury; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada Invited. Ward. buy; J. P. 1'Vinier, Duncllcii. i\. I'nttlson of Colonin, Mrs. T. 8, Attendance at the C. E. meeting nt Itnlus—Itfli|)l) lluliiiiin. .Now lii'ium Wfllgh. Mrs. Samuel Locker, Mins Ful- Paul T)e(lraw Hamilton Lodge, No. wick; Jiilui Dnl'fy. UnrllMii; Sniniicl ii Sfl'i, II. of It. T., meets every 2d and 7 o'clock p. m., was not ns large ; ton and Miss Kvorelt of South Am (Jiiri'olwin, IVrth Amlioy; C.'liiii'lt'N Jlei" boy; Mrs. Lucy Wilson of K«st Urutiss fourth Sunday of each month at K. last Sunday on account of anoth< i ma nn. South Klvor; l)r, .1. <;. Slihin, Wleli, Miss Knimn McCoy, JIIKS LIII.V of P. Hall, President, A, M. Slover; Secretary, William Bulman; Treas- meeting being held, However, with North Itrunswick; N. II. Vroi'liunl. McCoy nnd MISH Chrissle Hurtle ui the aid of the new hymn books and urer, Thomas J. Kennedy; Agent of North IlruiiMwk'U; I). A. lirown, Wood- New Ilriinswlek and Mra. F, \V. AT Official Publication, Edward McDon- Leader P. Leonard, the meeting was bridge. linld of Mlghlnnd Pnrk. ough. one of spiritual profit. Husolutloiis--II(!iiry Seltllcr, Jtooso JAMKH A. HLlllAlt. velt; F. W. Pngnley, I'crlli Anilmy; Protection lingiue Company meets U'rofiTesHlve imrty'B eainlldulf) for uiem- on the fourth Thursday of each month Services last Sunday were all of a P)iul IMclinw, Hiiyr((vlll«: Dr. (JlmrloH I11.T of nHKr- service was favored with the pres- eruor, but the Dcniocrnlic party IIIIK ul Treasurer, Michael Welsh; Foreman man, Dcuns; Isrnol Ward, South Am U'IIVH hud n Hin'lnkllug nf well' meaning James Manlon; Secretary, James ence of Mr. Dey, of Asbury Park, who boy. Greene. many years ago worsipped in this men In Us miilst. They use him us a Tho committee on orgiiiilznllon ree sort of Kuluwny. They use him as un church. He made a beautiful prayer. General Korean Lodge, No. 96, L Ov oniuieiiilcd William Dluwlildlcuf Mutn- alibi, as It wore. It is true with the 0. F., meets every Tuesday evening at In the' absence of the superintend- clicn for piM'iiiiumnt clminimn, III'H. DemoiTiitlc1 |>nrt.y tlint when they suc- 7:30 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias ent, H. Bloodgood, P. A. Stults took Friink A. Piittlsou of Colonin for llrsl ceed In elect lag a high class iniiti to Hall, Noble Grand, Wm, H. Preston; charge of the Sunday School, vice cliiilrniiil), Arlulph Iliinnucr, New ofllee Ilicn do tho coicniitlng Infliiences Secretary, Charles P. Thomas. ' JUDGE MJHlAN LYON. Itrunswick, second vice I'liiilrintin; liaek nt' him ami all uroinul liini in his United Brotherhood of Carpenters [Frueresslve party's camllilnto for state Charlt'K If. Do \'ou. "Id llrldgo. third party Jump to die fore find assert them and Joiners of America, Local 1192, senator. I vice elinirnnm; .liiniL's l'J. (Jriswolil, meets second and fourth Wednesdays MANY DRIVEN FROM HOME. selves. TiiUe the case of Orover Clcve- every voting district in tho county, Perth Amboy, sovietnry; .(..Im ixill'y, hind the Ilrst lime lie was elected. Vou of each month in People's Hall, Sayre- Every year, in many parts of the 't to lay tin; foundation for the Pro- Kntilnn. and (Jeoi'ge Rteiul. New reiiKMiiher Kiiviil It. Hill and what he ville. President, Thomas Dolan; Rec. country, thousands are driven from gressive party in Middlesex. Itriniiiwicic, assistant socruttirios; ,Ju Secretary, Walter S. Compton; Finan. did to rioiniM'i'iie.v. Then look nt Cleve- Secretary, George Bowne; Treasurer, their homes by coughs and lung dis- Viistly different \nis lhi> tfiidiorlnj: land's second term. You remember the Charles Engiehart. eases. Friends and business are loft from the political oc inventions of tin' t.exow invi'Stlgiitioii. My remarks are r Court Rnrltnn, No. 41, F. (if A« meets behind for other climates, but this ia old parties that have K>ue hnfuiv. I rile (ind jHstllloil. for the Dcinocrntic There were in plncc of tho professional pfii't.v is trying to drnK it herri.ng ncros- on the second and fourth Wednesdays costly and not always sure. A bet- of each month, at 8 p. m., in Protec- ter way—the way of multitudes—is politician mid ward heeler splendid the (rail at the present time, The tion Hall. Chief Ranger, Marcus types of womanhood. Instead of gnu IKMiioeriHie purly Is like ,1 bat. It to use Dr. King's New Discovery and Peterson; Sub-Chief Ranger, Louts rule and tin; side room caucus there shows Its wings to the birds and hoi) cure yourself at home. Stay right Borland: Finan. Secretary, Edward wus free .ind cle.'tr expression of opin- no'.s with the rats. Dewan; Treasurer, Michael Zuplto; there, with your friends, and talo ion in open meellne;, Ministers of the "The greatest note in the Progressive Rec. Secretary, Louis Meinzer; Sr. this safe medicine. Throat and lung gospel touched elbows with (lie work- party is sincerity. .Woodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood- troubles find quick relief and health ingmnu from tin; factories, auil digni "I iiovox before now saw a party ward, Nelson Kviest; Sr. Beadle, returns. Its Help in coughs, colds, tied society women mingled freely as throw its nltilfoi'in into the nsb heap Michael Press; Jr. Beadle, Ludwig until after election. The Democratic Hartman; Trustees, Aaron Hyer, Sr., grip, croup, whooping-cough and sore- delegates. All seemed imbued with Richard McCloud, Sr., Andrew Kron- lungs make it a positive blessing. the one desire to establish without party hns brolien till precedents. Gov- meyer. Bflc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. thought of'personal gain the new par- ernor Wilson is very frank about it. He calmly says you do not have to ae- MABK O. PBUNTISB. Lndy Grnce Lodge, No. 27, D. of B. Guaranteed by Geo, W. Jaques. ty which promises so much for Ihe copi. the Democratic platform Just be- [lrdorsed for congress from tho Thtrd 1. 0. 0. V. Meets on the First and betterment of conditions. congressional district.1 Third Friday evening of each month. For the first time in the history of canse you wiint to voto for him. "Then take the case of poor old Tnft. In Scully'a Hall, Stevens avenue. Mra. the county a woman presided over a SHEBIFF'S SALE. S. Kaufman, N. G.; Mrs. Margaretta A COBAGEOUS ACT. political convention, Mrs. Frank Am Oh, It's a slmnie to pester poor old Thomas, Recording Secretary. Bill. It's like spearing a mackerel In IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY.— Those who imagined that because bier I'atttson of Colonin, formerly of Between The Provident Bulldlnfe Independence Engine A Hose Co, Metuchen, taking the gavel from Chiilr a bnrrd. The Progressive party is Governor Woodrow Wilson is the riding to one of the most stupendous Loan Association of the City of New No. 1. meets 3d Monday in each month mini Dinwiddle while Mr. Dinwidille Democratic candidate for President, political victories ever won." Brunswick, N. J.( complalcant, and at 8 o'clock p. m. Forman, L. F. Metm- he would keep silent as to James placed in nomination for indorsement Mary Jane Henry, et. al., defend- zer, Jr.; President, John B. Wood- Judgo Lyon Nominated, ward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. Smith, Jr.'s Senatorial candidacy, for the congressional nomination of ants. Fi. Fa., for sale of mortgaged Wlien nominations were called for premises, dated September 6,1912. seriously misjudged the man. the Third district the name of Mark Innthe Council, No. 6, D, of P. Imp** O. I'renttss of Metuehen. H. Raymond Groves placed the name By virtue of the above stated writ Order of Bed Hen, meets every Second Perhaps Governor Wilson could not of former Judge Lyon in nomination to me directed and delivered, I will and Fourth Thursday of the month, The eouvpntlou was called for 2 expose to sale at public vendue, on have been blamed If under the cir- o'clock. Former County Judge Adrian for state senator. Mr. Groves likeued at 2.30 p. m. In K. of P. Hall. Poe* cumstances he had contented him- Lyon of Perth Amboy was nominated Judge Lyon to Theodore Roosevelt and WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER NINTH, hontas. MrB. Mary J. Dayton; K. Of R., Oscar StrauB and reviewed the clean Kate J. Berlew. aelf with pointing to his previous ut- for temporary chairman by B. O. Pot- NINETEEN HUNDRED AND terances relative to Mr. Smith as a ter of Metuehen. The chair nppolnted record made by Lyon In the assembly Seneca Tribe, No 28, ImpNL O. S. HENBT SEIDLEB. TWELVE, condidate, but the Governor did not James E. Griswold of Perth Amboy and on the Middlesex common picas MH meets every Thursday erasing, at temporary secretary. [Progresslv* party's candidate for mem- bench. at two o'clock In the afternoon of S o'clock, In Knights of Pythias Hall. read his duty that way. On the con- ber of assembly.] Sachem, George McKenna; Chief of trary, he takes the position that the Rev. II. P. Sloan of New Brunswick B. C. Potter seconded Lyon's nomi- said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in seph Hansell, New Brunswick, ser- nation on behalf of the Raritan Roose- the City of New Brunswick, New Jer- Records, George G. Oliver; Collector yery fact that ho has been made the opened the convention with prayer. sey: of Wampum, Stephen Miller. Principles of the Party. geant-at-armg. They were unanimous- velt club of Metuehen In a rousing party leader in the nation, as well ly elected. speech, and scarcely bad Potter fin- All tract or parcel of land and Good Samaritan lodge, No. 62, K. «f After the call hod been read Judge as in. tho Stato, renders it all the Diawlddle eloquently declined to ished beforo there was a chorus of premises, situate, lying and being in ft meets every Wednesday evening tt Lyon stated briefly how old political more imperative to point out what is take the chairmanship, saying he was seconds from all parts of the conven- the Township of Sayreville, in the 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias Ball, Involved In Mr. Smith's candidacy. a true Progressive and a true Pro- county of Middlesex, and State of corner of First and Stockton streets. tion hall. The delegates broke fortli New Jersey, and described as follows, Chancellor Commander, Fred H. And this ho proceeds to do In worda gressive was not an office seeker, but In the biggest storm of enthusiasm of viz: Chapman, Keeper of Records an* notably freo from vituperation and in- he was hooted down and escorted to the day. Judge Lyon had repeatedly Seals, Charles S. Buckelew. the stage. said that he was not a candidate for BEGINNING at a stake on the north- voctlvo, but stinging in their indict- erly side of the public road leading Sterling: Castle, No. 59, K. G. E, ment of Mr. Smith as a persistent In taking the chair Dlnwiddle nn any office. He wns escorted to the from Sayreville to South Amboy, in nounced that he was not present to platform by a committee tlint probably meets first and third Saturday evening opponent of reform and a traitor to the lino of land of Henrietta Bright; of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, at mako n speech. Said he: "We are would lnive carried him on Its shoul- thence running (1) northerly along tho principles of the Democratic par- Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble Chief. here on serious business. We are ders had the Judge not been such a said Henrietta Bright's line and bind- B. Golden; Master of Records, F. I. ty. Mr. Smith's record na nn nnomy tired of being humbugged. M'e nre big man. Safe on the platform the ing thereon one hundred feet to a Stulta, Jr. of tariff reform ia recalled,'and tho tired Of bosses." judge bognii smother argument on why stake; thence (2) westerly and par- Governor thinks that it is oC pecul- ho diil not wiint the nomination, but allel with the aforesaid public road Stnr Building nnd Loan Association, Speech by Miss Rhodes. fifty feet to a slake; thence (3) south- of South Amboy, N. J., meets In City iarly sinister import thai Mr. Smith Miss Anne lihodes of New York, who the crowd hooted anil howled and erly and parallel with'the first course Hall, on the fourth Monday evening should bn swjkinK rivclectlon to tho is coiniL'i'led with the Xntionui I'rogres would not I nice no for an answer one hundred feet to a slake on tho in each month. President, Thomas Senate, now, when the tariff is tin; sive headquarters, was introduced to The Mldillese-x' Progressives recog- northerly side of the aforesaid public C. Gel3inon; Secretary, John J. Delan- chief Issue, mid when thorn if a pros- the convention. Said Miss • ltlmdes: nize Lynn as (he liend, front and slionl- road leartiug from Sayrovillo to South ey; Treasurer, John J. Coakley. dors of the Itoosevelt movement in Ibis Amboy; thence (4) easterly along pect that a few Senators calling tliom- Men Jind women (Unit is how Colonel said Public Hnad nnd binding there- Singing Society Llederkrnnz, South solvos Democrats mny again, as i:i lioijsevolt addressed the Chicago con- county, and hy his activity in the Pro- on fifty feet to the beginning. Auikuv. Practice of singing takes gressive e.nusi! lie is looked upon as n place every Monday of each month at 1804, combine- to defeat the iiiirty vention), it wis ui.v ploiisnro niid [iriv- Together with DIG liemlilamonls nnluL'al lender. X p. ra. Business meeting held every , program. Ilpge to pnrllcipatc as a dclnpilc in and appurtenances Ilierounto belong- .the convention Unit noininateil Theo- C. A. PrJ-klit on hnlmlf of the Karl- lirst Monday of each mouth at 9 ing, nnd also all the rirfit, title and p. ns Fred Thiimhart, Presld*"^? Governor Wilson wurnH his parly dore Ttnosi'volt:mid the convention |h:i| Inn Itoosevelt club of Meiuchen elo- intercut of the said defendant of, in Kutscher, vice-president; Hnrry of the consequences that may follow lioiniuiilod Oscar SlrniH. I am for vo- quently |il:iec'l Hit' mime of JIIIIIOS A. fiJUl lo tlie samp. nnl, secretary; Chas. St< Mr. I Smith's election. Ho declares IIUIII sulTrugif. I never made a spec. Ii ]".(li::ir of lllL'hlnud Purl; in nomina- AL1SKI1T liOLLSCHWKILKn, treasurer; B. Grohe, librarla 1 that if tho Democratic pntiy does not on tiie topic, but I inn :t KiUTraselte. I tion for Hit assembly, li'nink Jennings Sheriff. lionor tin? p.'irl.v Hint BI:IIK1K for irivlng of Jniiicsliui'W wns also nomiimteil. ami HUSSIOLL K. WATSON, Solicitor. keep Us promises now it will novor FIRE ALARM SIQN. woman the privilege of standing he .luilf-'o. Lyon nominated Henry Soldier :?ir..r»s. . S-M-5 have another opportunity to do so, side the men ami helping !h<;m to iniikc (if 1 lii> liorongh of Koosevelt. All throe ^7—Stockton and First Btreef and that Mr. Smith "could not, and the laws- of HIM land. I honor I ho assembly nominees wore unanimously IJ2—Hordentown avenue am street. would not, lend himself to nuy pro- inon mid women if this Iniul so whale ilMlm'M'll. gram of genuinely progressive legis- 36—ilroadway and Augusta s siiulcil (mil briiiid. minded as lo nomi- Howard W. Kloomtieln nf Harlbin •15—Main nnd Augusta streets. lation." nate for !i high mike n .lew, Oscar nominated Jimira SI. Petlll of Jle- nvraiiiirr 54—Broadway and Bordentown o- Governor Wilson has done a brave Slrmis." AI \h'i name of Straus nil luclien Tor coroiior, and his indorse- I'ur- nue. and manly, even if an unprecedented, till' ileleuales stontl up in tbelr plucos ment was unnniiuous. rect ln- a «i!idi(liili' for conffi'pss, UH there are his political spino. It took courage 'tlioO.s illllVri'd from Hie iirlnvlplvn wldrtie Hiihl: "\('ho is there who will of tilt? now puny, He siiiii: ••Time was tlin-i! coitutlRH in tlm Third district, und CHEBSEQUAKE. to publish Governor Wilson's state- say Unit this wjfriiinn is not cndtltul to Signal Code. when n young mini luiil no opptirtunltr Alotiiuoilth (Hid Ocean counties each ment, and tho people udniiro cour- n place hi our ,government mid a rlglit 1 tap wire trouble or flr< of si'i-viiiK ills coiinlry without serving has something to sny In the matter. METHODIST EMSC0FA1 CHURCH age.—Newark News. to vote? Antl^lhere are Iiundi'wh \i( 2 tapB 12 o'clock or test. wiine party bus*. The old prluuiry Mlddlrscx county is strong for having tliousunds of olhcr women in this Imiii 3-3-3 Gtmoral alarm. WHS not genemlly -nltended c.vi-cpt b.v Mark O- I'rentiH.s of Metuclion take the HOT. W. /.. Cofcl), raster. 4 followed by company number Un- like her." Tile crowd yelled Its up- Progressive nomination. William DIu- Go to Primary Election ni'xt Tues- llie faithful, who iiNUully run !'c to box number means that said com prnTfll. wlddie of Knrltnn placed the nitnif nf Services for Sunday next will bo held day and express your choice, and nt, suit tuimiHelveH or the boss. B.it wo pany is wanted there with appam have seen a new light In this ijounty Bnlnbrtdge Colby made a hit right Mr. PrentifiB before the convention lor as foIIowB! tua. the samo time -register for fall elec/ of MlddleMex. Thft people of thltj nt the stnrt v/hen ho sennued the hall formal approval Dlnwiddle gave some Sunday School 2:00 p. m. 5-r>—Police force wanted to report b5 Hon. ... '),. j Preaching Swvlce 3:09 p. m. telephone or In coraoa to City' H»t THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZXN. such dimensions that will take car Post Cards of local views one cent omen—First Street, near Broadway. of the water. Councilman O'Connor, each. Birthday, Comic and Pennant chairman of the street committee, has Post Cards also. Geo. W. Jaques' 'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1911 watched this work with untiring in- drug store. 7-13-U terest, and now feels greatly rclicvet Brown Bros. Specials! OPPOBi'UJMHES FOB ALL. Hems of interest Presented that it is completed. Short Paragraphs for Bus' FOB BENT. On Thursday next the Central Rai Readers. "He is not wise, who is not wi?e for him- VOU HENT—A larga seven room houi road^of New; Jersey will run an ex with gas ami water, 810 (ten dollars), cursion from this city to Maucl self." Are you wise to our methods of Broadway. Mrs. Joanna Mundy. 9-7- L. BR1ECS Councilor and Mrs. Jolin A. Coai Chunk, Glen Onoko and the Switch doing business and the extremely low FOB KKNT—11 Rooms with all lmpro' menu lu Amboy House. Ueut reBaouab entertained friends to a "500" part back, leaving at 7:55 a. m. This ii Perth Ainlioy's Oldest, Largest and Apply on premises. 8-2 prices we quote you on high grade goods? Thursday evening. ' the time of the year to visit thii Most Complete Outfitter to FOB JtENT—Store, 192 ilroadway, I1. Switzerland of Americla, when thi If you are, then you are wise for yourself Kenah. '•*-* A supply from Rutgers' Seminar: mountains and valleys present thel Men ami Hoys. FOE HENT—House, 5 rooms. MoTga: rood. Apply to Miss Alice Cunover. G-22-U will have charge of the services a moat charming appearance. See ad 3»OE RENT—Flat, & rooms, bath, ovc: tho Presbyterian Church on Sunday for price of tickets, and further par David street Tueatoriuiu. Ajiply to 1'. J ticulars. 3-30-tf Specials from Saturday to Tuesday FOR RENT-Kooms In 1'arlsen Bttildin The Neptune A. C. will open th Steam .teat, eleolrlc light and water, « basketball season at K, of P. Hall ni quire on premises. , 6-7/f October 1, with the Michelin Five, CHARGED WITH "SHOWING Granulated Sugar, lb. - 53^c Milltown. FOB SALE. FOR BALE—Four lots on Augusta streel I. B. Mervlne is preparing for thi SHOOTING BOY opposite St. Mary's Church. Will sell Ii Whole Milk Cheese, lb. SOc lots of two If desired. Apply to MlsB M, A winter by having steam heat instal UP" Oassldy, 811 West 21st street, New Yoak. led in his residence. V. N. Jamei Charged with shooting slx-year-oli 9-11*6 has the contract. James Grace, an orphan, Harry S FOR SAIjE-House.O rooms, 4 lots, High Sunrise Evaporated Milk 3cans 20e land street, Maxvllle. Reasonable price Davis, of Sayrovillo township, was The Kuppenheimer Apply to Mrs. August RuBchman, on tht premises. 8-24-tf Miss Eva Porgotson, of Washington brought before Police Justice Wlllian: Birmingham on Wednesday night FOR SALE—A special bargain In a nlm avenue, president of last year's grad- and R. 8. fashion Ohio Matches, 8 paekages 2&e room house and 3 lots, city wator and ges o: uating class, is attending the Stat placed under $200 bail to appear be electric lights. Also 0 room house, tint; yarc wrth flowers and fruits. Uas, hot and coli Normal School at llontclalr.. fore the Grand Jury. water, large stationary range. Also several Clothes special farm bargains ranging from six acret Lawyer John A. Coan acted as coun. upwards. 22 lots in Block 41 bis. at a saurlllci ael for the State against Dnvls while Tomato Soup, can - - 7e price. All lots are extra slae, BO me as deei Miss Kate Bogart entertained th Is a semi-annual event in this as 200 feet. Charles B. Huckelew O-Ufrtr Thimble Club at her home on Thurs- Lawyer John Lovely represented tb City. Get poBtod on the day afternoon. Luncheon was served defendant. MISCELLANEOUS. and the time passed pleasantly. Mr. Lovely moved that tho case, bi right thing to wear for the Babbitt's Best Soap, cake 4c FOR SALE CAEAl'-Squaro l'lano. In dismissed on grounds that tho waccoming season by inspecting , W at meeting of Court Rarltan, No. 44 >an objected to this and was BUS $1.00 in stamps with follow- $2.00 in stflmps with following i Hl)U, tSi'O and up to U.QUO. Inquire at Law ained by tho court. Offices ot John A. Lorely, 1W Broadway. of A., Wednesday night, and all ing iirtlcles: M0NE7 TO LOAN on BoDd and Mortgage. members aro requested to bo pros Tho first witness placed on tho stand Vanilla or Lemon Ex. largo Apply to J. A. Ooan, F. O. llulldluc nt. was eleven-year-old Goorgo Hughos Eagle Corn Starch, phg.,..10c bottle 25c of Main Htreot, who was placed under The most exclusive Plcklos, bottlo 10c Eagle Cocoa, '^tb box 20c WOBK WASTED. The Empire Theatre will open to oath and examined. Upon being quos Yellow Meal, pit 10<) night (Saturday) with an extra spec tloncd tho boy stated that ho was line of real mer- FAMUiY WASHING WANTKl. .'-pplj Antl Dust, pic 10c $5.00 in slumps with followingi toMra. Anna Blllca, 454 Gcorgo strest, 9-14 lal moving picture show. Tho the coming from Conlogiio'H with mill WORK W ANTED—A young (Ionium «<>• atre presents a very attractive end when ho saw Dnvis shoot at Jnmoa chant tailoring in Pink Salmon, can 12c Best Tea, any flavor, %lb 80c man wishes work by the day, wash or Iron, or Gleaning of homo work. Apply to Mra.cosy appearance. race. John Qulnian, who Is tho guar Ammonia, bot 10c %tb Eagle Baking Powder 25c Johnson, 101 John street, 8-7-1 dian of tho injured boy, was nox the City is now Vanilla or Lemon Ex. bot 10c WANTED — Dressmaking. Mrs. Ada placed on tho stand and stated tlw »• Hamilton, 1D9 Main street. 9-11 Judge R. P. MaBon will attend th Bartlett Pears, can 10c $10.00 in stamps with following i he WIIH not present when the shooting ready • * nnnual ro-unlon ot tho Twenty-second Lusk's Mustard, bot 10c 1 tb Eagle Baking Po-wder 45c occurred but knew tho boy had been HELP WANTED. Regiment, N. J. V., at, Hackensaclc to- day. Mr, Mason Is one of the surviv- njured. Ho said tho boy was shot Chill Sauce, bot 10c Best Tea, any Flavor, tb...60c OFFICE BOY WANTKD—Must be Six toon ing eight members of Company P. n the legs and that Dr. Mcacbam ydara or over; good education and noat. Apply at works. The Houth Amboy Torra .ended him. CottaCo. B-ai The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Little James Grace was then quen- HOLEPROOP EXTRA. SPECIAL! LABOHBIIS WANTED-A.pply at Works. The South Amboy Terra Cotta Co. l)-2l Baptist Church will hold another :loned and admitted that he had gone MEN WANTED-Tho Brookaeld GIRBB clam chowder sale in the lecture o Mr. Davla's property after apples Co. wants I'ressers, Oatherers, Alen androom of the church on Wednesday and was under the troe when Mr, HOSIERY ECONOMYJQuarts 85e ^ECONOMY Boys, Apply at works, Old Bridge, N. J.. on or before Monday September Ii. 9-21 Soptember 26th. The chowder will Davis Bred at him with "a long gun bo ready to serve for dinner. with a round handle to it." Fruit Jars)» 70e Doz, (Fruit Jars WANTED TO BENT. Counselor Lovely claimed that thera A full line of WANTED TO RENT-A furntBhed or u Albert Tomazewski, a graduate ot was lack of evidence against tho de- furnished house with Improvements. A he local Grammar school, 1B attend- 'endant and moved a dismissal of theYOUNG'S HEADWEAR dress P. O. Box 102, South Amboy, N. J. 0-4 ing the St. Peter's College in Jersey rial under the circumstances. Jus- Brown Bros. Tea Co. ity. Albert distinguished himself In Ice Birmingham stated he had no BLUE FRONT . LOST AND FOUND. lis studies while here and promises urlsdiction in the matter and remand- Agent Staten Island Djcfng Co. /LOST-Goli Hunting Case Watch, 1_ ;o make a brilliant record at St. id the case before the Grand Jury. ltlals E. E. H. on case, on 7 o'clock p. m\ Mr. Davis stated to a Citizen re- Public Service trolley car to Perth Amboy. 'eter's. 183 Broadway Telephone 153-W Please retnrn to Wyokoffii Hue's. lorter that he has been continually Rev. George Kane, pastor of themnoyed by boys entering his farm, IJ. KKI *:<»*, FOE SALE—AUTOMOBILES. 'resbyterian Church, was called to aking fruit and vegetables, and de- ightstown, Md., on Monday, owing stroying the trees. In many cases FOE SALE — Seven passenger the serious illness of his mother. he boys fill baskets and take the 91 Smith St. NOTICE OF INTENTION. Thomas car, fully equipped, first Vord was received Friday that she 'ruit homo to their parents, and that Notice Is hereby given by the Com- class condition. Must be Bold at claims the parents encourage tho mon Council of the City of South Am- once. $850.—Keating, 120 South Park assen into eternal rest on Thursday boy of the intention of said Common Do you want a street, Elizabeth. N. J. 9-21-3. lorning, oys in their stealing. It is lmpos- Perth A.mboy. louncil to lay a sidewalk on both ble to get near enough to the boys to sides of David street between Broad- "TICKER THAT TICKS?" way and Roosevelt street, in said The clam bake under the auspices dentify them, as they keep close City; and all persons that may object Of course you do. What ERNSTON FARM I Court Raritan No. 44, P. 0. A. at atch, and run away when anyone DONLIN TBRWILLIGBR to the improvement aforesaid are here- toberts' crossing on Sunday last was .pproaches them. This petty thieving by notified to present their objec- good is a watch that will ttended by a large number of people, not only going on at the Davis farm, tions In writing at the office of the Plumbing and Heating City Clerk on or before the firstda y not keep good time? mt in many yards about" this city it ?ho bad a most enjoyable time. The if October, one thousand nine hun- WATCH YOUR WATCH Milk Fed Broilers and Roast- ake was prepared by "William s impossible to grow anything wlth- Gas Pitting and Tinning .. dred and twelve, at which time an ing Chickens I'Brien, and was pronounced excel- lut it being taken by thieves. Ordinance will be introduced for that and see if it needs repair. snt. Estimates Furnished on Request purpose. KILLED TO ORDER RICHARD M. MACK, If it does, bring it to me. 1-14-3 City Clerk. In order that the members of the SHOP: The longer you neglect . Fresh Laid Eggs lgh School may be enabled to at- George St., between Stevens your watch, the more re- md the funeral of Miss Georgine It's A Cure That's Sufc [ichols on Monday afternoon, the and Pine Aves. pairs are necessary. If Deliveries Made. A. 0. EffiNST. ohool schedule for the day will be • FOR- oversea, the High School and No. 2 RHEUMATISM, GOUtf your watch ever kept ac- DON'T THROW OLD sholars attending in the morning, and SCIATICA, AND curate time, 1 can again o. 1 Grammar School in the after- Look! Look! LUMBAGq, put it in condition. oon. \\'u hKv

Miss Florunco AtkinBon, of Asbury Iltgli School Horns. Park, is vlBitlng hor aunt, MrB. L. H. Hack again! But It don't, seem like is the month when thoughts of the Fall Suit begins Atkinson, of John street. Trunks, Suit Gases and to interest the young man and the old. When ready homo. Joseph T. HlncB, of Gail's Ferry, Fred Bloodgood has qualified to en- Traveling Bags. to order call at this store and see the handsome Conn., Is visiting his father, Captain tur the Senior Class but has accept- samples of we are offering as presented by the Inter- \jji)llani Hinos, of First street. ed a good position in Elizabeth and national Tailoring Co. Suits at all prices. does not Intond to return. Fred was Murray Borlund, ,ot First /street, ono of tho most popular boys In the has accepted a position In the Rarltan high school and his many friends will J. Alfred Johnsom River Railroad ofllee In this city. be sorry to see him go. Furnishings for Man and Boy ( The Freshman Class this year will "The Regal Store" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hubbard, of bo very small, only a Bmall numboi Keep it in mind that in Second street, ,made a delightful trip entering high school from the eighth to tho Delaware Water (lap on Tues- gratlo. Misses Francos Perrine and 182 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. day. Mildred Learned, who qualified to en- Our Shoe Department tor, are attending the State Normal Mr. 'and Mrs. Louis H. Smith, of School. we have a splendid stock that speaks for Broadway, arc the happy parents of Tho members of the Senior Class quality and durability. Let us shoe you a bouncing baby boy which arrival greatly regret that Miss Goorglne last Thursday. Nichols, one of their number, will be when in need, and you will find satisfaction unable to attend school this year, on up Tin: mi>*o\ in our footwear .'. • .'. George V. Sneeden, engineer of account of serious illness. Georgina TO Maintenance and Way of the N. Y. &is of a happy disposition end was ono L. B. R. R., was a business visitor in of the most popular members ol her West Point this city on Saturday last. class. On Wednesday the members GEORGE GREEN presented her with a large bouquet Misses Celia and Mildred Ruben- of^carnations, their class flower. "The One-Price Store" stein, of New York, are visiting their Newburgh f Athletics. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herma 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. The outlook for Athletics this year Kollisch, of Broadway. is promising, Prof. Miller takes an ilJIDAY, SEPT. interest in athletics and will do all Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuchen, of New In his power to aid the boys. If it York, have returned home after a can be arranged the girls will have a SPECIAL EXCURSION short visit at the home of Mr. amibasketball team as well as the boyB. VIA Mrs. L. H. Smith, of this city. On Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held for the purpose of organizing \cw Jersey Central Rev. F. C. Uhl, of Cape May Court for the coming year. The following SPECIAL TRAIN connecting at Jersey City (Fieri, adjoining Your Money's Worth or House, a former pastor of the M. &.officers were elected: President, Mr. Passenger Station) with Swift Church of this city, is suffering from Miller; Vice-President, Harold Orr; a serious attack of hay fever. Secretary, Hobart Johnson, and Treas- Sandy Hook Route Flyer "MONMOUTH" urer, T. Kwilinskl. The manager and LEAVES No Sale! Mr. Charles Blanchard and daugh- captain of the basketball, football and BOCND TRIP ter, Helen, of Danbury, Conn., are baseball teams will be chosen at the Perth Amboy 8.36 a. m.; South Amboy spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.next meeting of the association after $1.00 Edward Good, of David street. the members have qualified for their CIIIWREK SO CTS. (Roundtrip l.iS.Childun60c)8.80a.m. respective branches of sport. A num- Closing out the greatest value in Boys' Charles and Edwin Roddy, of this ber of last year's baseball and foot- Clothing. You will pay just half the city, witnessed the double header be- ball suits are in the possession of tween the Giants and Brooklyn at themembers of those teams who do not regular price, as this line must be closed Polo Grounds, New York, on Monday. Intend to return and the secretary out to ijiake room for the fall goods o was instructed to write to the boys Why You Should Have Good Teeth! having them and request their re- BIVERSIDE8 WANT TO turn before the season opens. Good teeth preserve the mouth. The mouth is The best line of Shoes in South Amboy, MEET THE NEPTUNES the nearest thing to good health. A good set of marked down to the lowest price. You (By Hughsey.) A BALLT DINNER. teeth make a refilled appearance :-: :•: have nothing to risk, every pair guaranteed. Manager Joe Billott, of the Auditor- ium, Perth Amboy, told us on Monday Apropos to the celebration of Rally "Care For Your Teeth" See our show window night that the Riversides would like week at the Methodist Episcopal AMERICAN BUILDING, to meet the Neptunes. On Saturday Church, the Ladles' Auxiliary will DR. SALTER, 117-118 Smith Slr».t hold a rally dinner in the basement of evening, September 28, the Riversides Also South River PERTH AMBOY, N. J. will formally open their season. They the church next Friady evening, Sep- Boys' Blouses, made out of seersucker, up have the clever MIchelin Five, of Mill- tember 20. Supper will be served to 15 years, at - - - • town, booked for that evening and from 5 to 8 p. m., but no suppers will we are looking forward to a good be sent out. Tickets are 25 cents. NOTICE OF INTENTION. Boys' Cashmere Knee Pants, made up to Ice cream and cake will be on sale. Notice is hereby given by the Com- tussle. mon Council of the City of South Am- JAS. J. DOLAN 16 years, at 'If the Neptunos wish to meet tho boy of the Intention of saia Common Riversides," said Manager Billott, VOICE OF THE PE0FLE. Council to lay a sidewalk on bath Boys' Shirts in fine selected patterns, at - 49c sides of David street between Broad- they can do so any Saturday night way and Roosevelt street, in Bald that can, be arranged between the To the Editor of THE CITIZEN: City; and all persona that may object Girls' White Aprons, any size OCran A 4 Or Electrical l two teams. The South Amboy boys Nearly every one who possesses to the Improvement aforesaid are here- up to 14 years, at - - £U *•»*• H"5J^ are a fine lot of sportsmen and wofruit trees has suffered from the dep-by notified to present their objec- tions In writing at the office of the would like to have them come over redations of juvenile thieves, who City Clerk on or before the first day Contractor to see us at their convenience." have stolen their fruit before it waso£ October, one thousand nine hun- Buy your goods at home and save money Following last season's gameB be-ripe, broken down branches, and trod- dred and twelve, at which timo an Ordinance will be Introduced for that tween the Rivles and Neps, the rival- den under foot growing vegetables. 176 Henry Street Sooth Amboj ry Is pretty keen, and we hope that Every year some of this kind of purpose. RICHARD M. MACK, a game or series of games can bo ar-work goes on, but this year It seems Telephone 121-W M. KAUFMAN ranged for this season. With Cantlon, to have been quite universal. 9-14-3 City Clerlt. Manhattan, Schwartz, Olaen and Dee- Of course, I know that tho theft.of Now is the Time to Clot Estimates •• 150 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. gnn in the lineup (not forgetting growing fruit Is not considered as It's A Cure That's Sure Heating. those new suits) the team assumes hoinous an offense as stealing food -FOR- a very aggressive appearance, and woout of nnother man's house, but to RHEUMATISM, GOUT. AMEBICAN AND IDEAL BADIAT0BS are confident that this aggregation of my mind both are equally violations players can "bring home the bacon." of the Commandment, "Thou Shalt SCIATICA, AND AND B0IIEBS. LIST OF LETTEBS gle Whitworth, ThomaB Ashall, Ivy not Steal," and it would seem to me LUMBAGO Remaining uncalled for In South streot; Mrs. W. Schelnplug, c|o Mrs. \\ v 1lllVf rllit'll TlK'll-lli|i!fl \\i\\\ that if this kind of stenling is nnt KICHABDSON & B0YNT0N HEAT- Ainboy Post Office for tho week ending Helsnel, Morgnn; Miss Ida Webb, Mrs. The Sherldan8 of this city defeated C. Webb. 'nipped In the bud," It will surely lead September 14, 1912. the Clover A. C. of Perth Amboy, last JONES BREAK-UP ~ING B0ILEB9 AND BANGE8. James Obrein, Miss Ncllsen, Mro, These letters will be aont to thoSundny by the ono-slded scoro of 19to stealing of a kind which when de- AND IT WILL CURE YOU Martha Lott, Mrs. Clnra Grover, Mat- Dead Letter Office September 30, 1912,to 2. The Sheridana hnve secured tected will land the perpetrator be- Always in Block at thew ErickBon, George Conncll, Me- If not delivered before. In calling the services of several Morgan play- hind tho bars of the Slate prison. Maclver & Letts chanicsvllle; Master Ruby Coin, Aug- for tho above please say "Advertised," i. C. FABXSEXT'S PLUMBING usta atreot; Miss Eiruna Olseri, ers and have greatly strengthened These thefts are often perpetrated Morgan; Elizabeth Sine, M)HS Mary giving date of list. their team by placing them In their n broad dayllpht. Where are the po- PHARMACY Bordentown and barker ATennn Itogere, 109 Bergen (street; MrH. M H, B, HAINES. P. M. lineup. lce? ONE WHO HAS SUFFERED. Broadwny nncl Atigu^ln Street South • Amboy, 5. J. VOLUME XXXII. NO. 24. SOUTH AMBOY. N. J.. SATURDAY, SEFTEMBEE 21, 1912. Price Three Cents.

$12,000 be discounted, at 5 per cent, in First National Bank in anticipation MANY RED MEN of assessment on Broadway improve- ment. „ VISIT SENECA TRIBE A note for $5,000 falling due was ordered renewed for four months. The visit of Grand Sachem Charles A resolution appropriating $1,300 M. Curry and other great chiefs of for paying public dock bond due Oc- E the State to the wigwam of the Sen- tober 1 was approved. eca Tribe, No. 23, Improved Order of Council Will Ask for Bids on $40,- On resolution a sale of school bonds Tide Assists Contractors in Remov- When Athletics Shut Out South Red Men, on Thursday evening, w»s to amount, of $50,000 was ordered ad- the cause of one of the biggest pow- 000 Worth at five Per Cent. In- vertised in the Financial Chronicle, ing It to Temporary Bridge Over River and Carried Off County wows which has taken place in that terest—Other Business Trans- Wall Street Journal, Perth Amboy Cheesequak Creek-Work Will Championship Honors—Borlund council for many moons. Evening Nows and South Amboy Cit- The chiefs and warriors of the Seiu- acted. izen. Mr. Slover voted against issu- be Rushed on New Bridge Over Pitched Great Ball -Notes by! inole.s, i'o Ambo, Pitsayunk, Osage ing of school bonds. Innings. 'and Chingarnra Tribes gathered within Bids for painting both engine houses A resolution was adopted submit- Creek. ! the wigwimi of tin: local Hcd Men to were awarded to William T. Hammell ting to voters at the fall election the 11'i-joicc with them over the good for- On Wednesday night tlw draw of Murray Borlund, out pitching Harry whiuh has befallen thi-ir Tribe by the Council at regular meeting acceptance or rejection of tin act to Appleg!ile, Khut out South River nnd | last Tuesday evening. regulate salaries of the police In this the county bridge nt Morgan was Im-ldcnlly pitched his team to the j during (ho last. mouri. The members Present—Mayor Welsh, Councllmen city. moved by the Owego llrhlgo Company county championship when the local j ™- M«ny pale facci Pe&i'Be, Engineer Mason, Treasurer $3,541,44; Sower account, $ll,047.4S; being constructed. liiiiry poled a snlV blngle |o ccnlro j Wl'r(' ills0 present at the festivities. Democratic I'j'inmr.y Ticket. Dnmo- Perrine, Street Commissioner Connors Wntor account, $(142. GO; Uroadway Tlio transfer WIIK Hindu by the UBO lUild, Atkinson made bis second two i. Chief itf Uncords and Seals, George cnilH should v tribe while twelvo Mr. Manhattan it was received an 1 1 wedged light, Wbcn the tide raised 'ml by Higgins. llocli was safe from Broadway to Rosewell street. found that two taps bad been mack , as though in a wife- deposit vault. We when his hot grounder went liy At- nap Charles T. Gnicc, a member of the After some discussion, on motion thus refuting Mr. Cosgrovo's claim tho draw was lilted and the HCOWH rufB'K to Klate that this fall things Itlnson. Armstrong forced Heck, Ije- local tribe, for the remarks of wel- of Mr. Manhattan it was received and that there had only been ono made with their burden ivoro nlloivod U> have changed, and tho potty thief ban lunc-y to Keating. No come, praising him for his devotion filed. for two houses. drift to the temporary bridge. Tim boon marauding the tents and ap- ICoiiting Ilicil to center, Rorlund land work for the tribe. Iron cradle, of the draw was then ro- struck out, Stratum filed to Mullen. A/communication was read from Mr. Manhattan staled Hint commit- propriating wearing material, suit No runs. Mr. firacc thanked the chairman for Protection Engine Company asking tee on Water Works with city en- movcil nnd securely fastened to th'i ciiKos, shoes nnd blankets, etc. At Second Inning—Keating made a his coimhendatory remarks, but stated use of city team for hauling lire en- gineer would go over the ground and center pint". As the lido began to this time of the year many tenters neat stop on Doker and threw him that the results which had been ob- gine at parade in Perth Amboy. On consider tho request of the South Am- recede the draw dropped in its prop- go home, during the week, and return out nt first. Sulu walked but was tained were gained only through tha r place. motion of Mr. Manhattan, it was re- boy Terra Oott/j Company for better at. the week end to enjoy Saturday and ed to Murray. No nins. individual efforts of the members. In ceived and referred to the Mayor. ili'ii protection. All boat tniilio was stopped, for the Sunday at the beach, and these people Delaney grounded out, Albert to a few appropriate remarks Mr. Grace The clerk read letter from Edward Mr. Stanton stated the hook and night, but wn Thursday the draw could arc the ones preyed upon, This sort Mullen, Atkinson walked but was out welcomed the ladles of the Degree of W. Hines, secretary Public Service ladder company am anxious to have turned and water traffic was re- of thieving should be nipped in the when Higgins got safe on a fielders Pocahontas and the pale faces who sumed. Trolley passengers were rboice. McDonnell filed to right Held. Street Railway Company, acknowledg- their now truck in time for Perth bud, and the matter reported to tho No runs. -, • . were the guests of the tribe. ing receipt of letters from the city. Amboy parade, and offered a motion transferred afoot over the structure, proper authorities. • There can be no Third Inning—Murray whiffed "Pop- The Great Sachem, Great Chief of On motion of Mr. O'Connor it was're- that the clerk communicate with tho but automobiles were compelled to doubt but that the goods stolen could py" Phair. He did the same to Apple- Records and Seals, Great Prophet, and ceived and referred to committee on bonding company stating that if take the Cheesequalce road in order be found with but little effort. gato. Mullen made first base on foW Great Wigwam Guard mads remarks to roach Keyport. It is expected that wide ones. Green poked a fine hit to streets. truck was not delivered by the Com- center and Mullen tried to score from all .commendatory to Mr. Grace and The Chapman and Mcrritt Wrecking bination Hook and Ladder Truck Co. by this Friday night, traffic, will econd base but was caught by a yard the work which he has performed for Company sent a letter requesting pay- at once, tho bonds would be consid- again be resumed over the creek. King—Kramer. « a fine, throw from Higgins to Eor- the order. Mr. Grace will probably ment of $1,000 due for resetting sew- ered liable, and thu clerk to also A number of people from this city und. This was a fine throw and be promoted to the office of Great witnessed the transfer, among whom Wiggins got a big band as he came in er pipe in the bay, which on motion notify the truck company to same ef- Miss Grace E. Kramer and Mr. rom the field. No runs. Junior Sagamore at the next con- was Freeholder Kerr, who was pre.s- of Mr. Stanton was referred to sewer fffit. It was adopted. Harry S. King, both of Paterson, wero Hardy out, Doker to Mullen, Mur- ference of the order which will ba en* to look after the county's inter- committee and city engineer, I!ond and contract of Liddlu & Pfeif- married on Saturday afternoon by the ay got a single to right but Hardy held at Atlantic City. This otlke is in est. mining for him was caught on sec- Clerk read a request for transfer for were accepted, Rev. W. Owens, pastor of the East- line of promotion to the oliice o! When the draw was erected four- ond, Keating singled, Borlund out, of license from Waclaw Coamoskle to i On resolution the contract to paint side Presbyterian Church, of that city. Doker to Mullen. No runs. Grand Sachem. ... •William Lyons. On motion of Mr. j engine houses was awarded to Wil- teen years ago no one dreamed of Miss Josephine Stieve, of Orange, was Fourth Inning-Heck grounded out to After the addresses of the chiefs, Stanton, it was referred to committee liarn T. Ilammoll. the traffic it would be burdened with maid of honor, and Mr. M. J. Malon- Atkinson, Armstrong got the second Rev. P. F. Craig, of tho Methodist it off Murray but was caught steal- on licenses. Adjourned. At that time a half dozen wagons a rey, of Paterson, best man. ,, Protestant Church, made 1he closing George Gundrum, David Qulnlan, 0. day would be considered a rush, but ng second, Doker whiffed but got Many beautiful presents were re- safe on A. Borlund's error. Sulu address, his remarks being very wit- H, Smith iiled Hens amounting to now the travel over it by autosmnil ceived, among them a set of cut glass grounded to Keating who threw Arm- ty ^nd interesting. $242.81, with the council against Tip- Peterson—Hardy wagons is continuous night and day. from the Commercial Department o strong out on second. No runs. The music which was provided dur- Stratton out, Albert to Mullen, P. pett & Wood, contractors for stand- The old bridge is entirely inadequate! the N, Y. and N, J. Telephone Com- ing the evening was excellent, Mrs. pipe, They were referred to commit- Delaney called out on strikes. Atkin- Tho parsonage of the First Baptist to tho traflle, and has become entirely pany, where Mr. King Is employed as Edward Kngllsh presiding at tho tee on water works. son got a nifty two bagger but Hig- Church was the scene of a quiet wed- worn out. The freeholders' did not contract agent, and a beautiful lead- gins struck out. No runs. pfano. Blds for painting engine houses ding on Monday afternoon, the con- decide on a new bridge any too soon, ed dome from the employes of the Fifth Inning—Albert out, Keating After the entertainment refresh- to Atkinson, Phain walked but was were read as follows: tracting parties being Miss Edith B. and it has been miraculous that the Grand Laundry, where Miss Kramer ments were served by the ladies ot C. H, VanDusen, both houses.. $230 00 old structure has not collapsed from out on a double, Keating to Stratton Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. held a very responsible position as to Atkinson. No runs. Ianthe Council and a social time was Wm. H. Ward, both houses.... '177 00 Thomas Hardy of Broadvv/iy, and Mr. the heavy loads that travel over it. manager for the past three years. McDonnell safe when Albert threw enjoyed by all. The work of clearing away the do- J. M. Faulk, both houses 225 00 Charles Peterson. The ceremony It will be remembered that Miss over Mullen's head. Hardy made a The following program was carried bre of tho structure is now under good single and McDonnell who tried Wm. T. Hammell, both houses 150 (10 took place at one o'clock, and was Kramer is the daughter of the late out: Wm. H. Parlsen, both houses 198 00 way, and soon the concrete mixer will to score from third, slipped in the performed by Rev. Thomas Neal, Jr., John Whitworth, of this city and Airs soft sand and was out, Sulu to Green. Song America be busy on the foundation of the new On motion of Mr. Stanton the bids the ring service being used. L. Whitworth of 57 John street. Murray whiffed. No runs. Invocation Benjamin Green bridge, nnd probably by the first of were roferred to committee on fire. Miss Mary Hardy, a sister of tho After a short wedding trip the hap- Sixth Inning—Higgins made a great Vocal Solo Mrs. Edward English February It will be completed. ono hand catch ef Joe Mullen's liner. The following bills wero ordered bride, served as bridesmaid, and Mr. py couple will return to their newly Address of Welcome paid: Green out, Delaney to Atkinson, Heck Charles T. Grace, Great Sannap George W. Chcosman, of Perth Am- furnished home at 129 Marion street failed to connect with Murray's curves. J. P. Shanloy Co $13,203 00 boy, was attendant to tho groom. Paterson. No. runs. Address on standing of the order by Yopp Johnson 5 00 The hrido looked charming, being First Contributor ' o Stratton connected solidly with Ap< Great Chief of R. and S., Daniel plegate's offering and dr6ve it to left S. J. Mason 75 00 becomingly attired in a coat suit of Stevens, of Camden. field for a single. He was caught Solo F. \h Stults M. & M. E. L. II. ft P. C.. 438 34 white serge, with trimmings of blue To Campaign Fund Miss Georgine Nichols. stealing. Prank Delaney got a nice Public SMVICO Gas CO 2 50 molro silk, and white felt hat with single and Atkinson made a two bag- Address Great Sachem Charles Labor, water works 55 21 willow [ihuiios. The bridesmaid look- ger. Higgins sacrificed and Delaney M. Curry, of Camden. Following an appeal of the Demo- Miss' Georgine Nichols entered Into F. J. SclinnU 14 00 romped home with the winning run. Trio Messrs. Anderson and ed sweet in a gown of white lingerie-, cratic National Committee of this rest about three o'clock on Friday McDonnell ilied to Sulu. One run. P. A. City Water Works.... G81 75 Stults and Miss Beatrice Logan, of Tho happy couple left on thu 1:47 State to the public for campaign con- morning at the home of her parents, Seventh Inning — Armstrong out South Amboy Printing Co.. 14 CO Perth Amboy. P, It. II. train for Philadelphia, en tributions, Mr. George Gundrum was Mr. and Mrs. William P. Nichols, o/ when Stratton grabbed his grounder Porth Amboy Evening Nows !! 08 route to Washington, D. C. A recep- tho lirst to respond from this city near lirst base, a tine play. Doker Address . Great Prophet John Henry street. safe on Delaney's fumble. Sulu walk- 11. K. Halnra 16 SOtion will follow on their return. They and the second In the county. Ha B. Wright, of Wildwood. Miss Nichols had been ill a long ed, Albert out, Stratton to Ackie. Non N. Y. Telephone Co GO will reside on George street at. tho Address Great Guard of Wigwam has sent his check for $50.00, which time, nnd the best medical skill that Miller, playing third for S. R. was J. J. Bruney 30 00 out the same route. No runs. John A. Meyers, of Lakewood. home of the groom's mother. is very pleasing to the committee of could bo obtained was called in con- Labor, sewers 2 21 McCluskey, playing left field for S. Remarks by E. A. Wagner, Deputy which Hon. Thomas J. Scully ia sultation on her ailment but without Collins & Gundrum 513 00 A., failed to connect with Applegato. Sachem, 41st District, No. 10. STIHK.'K ON HEAD BY MUCK. chairman. avail. She was in her sixteenth year. Murray out, Applegate to Mullen, Collins & Oundruin... 2-12 Ii5 Quintette Miss Beatrice While working as mason at School Miss Nichols would have been in Keating drew a pass, Borlund filed to Labor, sewers 5 00 Mr. and Mrs. Edward English, No. 2 on Thursday, Augustus Bark- LEON GAMBLE. the Senior Class of tho High School Doker. No runs. Public- Service GUB CO. 3 80 Eighth Inning—Applegate out, Mur- Louis Clayton and Russell Ander- nlow was struck on the ton of tho Leon Gamble, for many years a res- this ter-m had not illness interfered. James Dolan 50 00 ray to Ackle, Mullen grounded out to son. head by a brick, which caused quite ident of Mechanicsvllla, died at bis She was a "sweet, kind and affection- Atkinson, Green safo on Delaney'n ,1. Sutliff 33 49 Closing Address Rev. F. F. Craig n bad wound. The brick fell from tho home on Sunday evening after several ate girl, • and her death has caused error but was caught stealing. No runs. Yepp Johnson Gt C3 top of the wall alongside of which ha months' illness, at tho age of 44 years. great sorrow among her many friends Stratton, Delaney and Atkinson all Labor, garbage 41 70 were called out on strikes. No runs. was working. Dr. Eulnor was sum- Funeral services took plnco at the by whom she was dearly beloved. Her Ninth Inning—Hock hit by pitchad Our Grand Jurors. A reduction for outage of $31.83 was moned, nnd after making an examina- St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock on parents have the' deepest sympathy ball, Armstrong fanned, Doker flinil made from the electric light bill. lion of tho injuries, took Mr. Barlca- Tuesday morning. Interment was of the community by the I033 of their out to Strtitton, Sulu singled end Ordinance establishing line on Por- low home in his automobile. made in the St, Mary's Cemetery, J. only child and daughter, who was Heck went to third. Murrny finished Sheriff Bollschweiler has selected, the game by fanning Albert In a pinch. tln street was continued on first road- —o , J. Scully acting as funeral director. the bright star of their life. ns usual, two good men from this city 1 No runs. ing . to servo on the Grnnd Jury for tho SHOE SHOP ROBBED. Tho funeral will ho held on Mon- Lawyer John A. Lovely was given September term of Court. They ara FIXED YOU TAKING HORSE day next, arrangements for which aro the floor, when he explained that he Thioves broke n window in the shoo A PLEASAXT SOCIAL. Timothy Sullivan and Prank HolTnian, of Mike Brancato of being made by Undertakers Still well had Mod clnims for labor against any "WITHOUT PEHJnSSIOX A very pleasant social was held fit Mr. Sullivan is one of our stable husU last Sunday night, and & Mason. ; payment to Tippett & Wood, until his On Monday, Carl Martinson, of this ;ho home of Miss Helen Havens on ness men, being for a number of about $16 worth of Bhoes. clients' claims had been adjusted. No ar- city, was brought before Police Jus- Wednesday evening, under tho aus- years engaged in the general grocery rests have as yet been made of tho "After Dinner Coffee" is pleasing Mr, Wilson, representing Tippett & tice Birmingham on complaint made of Mrs. Hauso's class ot tho and coal business, under the firm thieves. all who use lt.\ It will please you. by his employer, George 0. Applegato, Methodist Protestant Sunday School, Mr. Wood, explained that tho claims wero Try a pound, B.nrown Bros, Tea Com- name of Coakley & Sullivan. caused by failure ot E, L, Matthews, to of taking his horse out of bis barn if which Miss Havens is a member. Hoffman was formerly superintendent TO OUR FATBOXS. pnny. whom the firm had sublet contract. without permission. The attendance was extra large, and of tho Rnrllnn River Railroad and On motion of Mr, O'Connor It was On ne'eount of a holiday, our store Sundny last, Martinson took a horse he time passed most enjnyabiy. Dur- has had experience in county detec- Read announcement on second page decided that nil claims must bo paid will close at fi o'clock this Friday from Mr. Applegato's barn for his ng the evening refreshments wero tive work. His experience In dotec- of Benj. P. S. Ejrown, Republican can- before any payment should bo made night, and re-open at 6:30 o'clock own uso without obtaining consent and served, The proceeds will he devot-1 tlvo work will make him a valuable- didate for Congress. This ndvt. paid to Tippett & Wood. , Saturday evening. H. WOLFF & CO." biter ho was -found intoxicated In a ; to tho parsonage fund. The school member of the jury, and hlu ability o for by B. P. S. Brown Committee. • On resolution offered by Mr. Man- gutter with tho horse at his side. Tho \ s making a special effort to make for quick action will c.auflo all com- hattan nnd Adopted, 800 feet of wntor Head announcement on second page defendant pleaded guilty and as his his fund reach the $.ri00 mark befort; plaints to bo thoroughly probed. Wl' pipe was ordered purchased, of DonJ. F. S, Drown, Republican can- employer desired to bo lenient with Oo to Prlr- election next Tues- he annual conference ot the church, two such men on the jury, justice day and <• our choice, 1 dldrit« for Congress, This iidvt. paid him, ho was let off with a $3 fine and 1 nt nd as only SBO is nocoRsary It If ho given all complalnto, and no On resolution offered by Mr. Slo- the sa' 'ster for fa. ver, it wan ordered thnt a notn for for by II. K. S. Brown Committee • a reprimand. tion. say it will be accomplished. one will e-BCape indictment. WycKoii I Roe's Prices! High School Hidden Qualities in SPECIAL Brief Items Concerning People We Mentionings Know that Prove Interesting "Fine Shoes" For Saturday and Monday Reading. Medical examinations of the stu- dents are now being made. Inspector J. C Albright, M. D., examined th>j Miss Mamie Grover spent Thurs- FAKE one experiment Swift's Pride Cleanser, 4 cans 25c High School scholars during the week. day at Newark. with really "fine" The majority of examinations were M Shoes. Then you will 3 pkgs Crinkled Corn Flakes 25c excellent. Mrs. H. L. Jaques, of Englisbtown, understand why the spent Thursday last In this city. The new Remington Visible Type- few people who can afford to pay 3 bottles Vanilla - - 25c writers which were purchased by the 115.00 to #20.00 per pair for certain 6 boxes Oiled Sardines - 25c Arthur B. Brown, of Newark, callel Board of Education have arrived and "Custom-made" products are willing oa friends in this city on Sunday. the typewriting course commenced to do so. 6 boxes Ohio Blue Tip Matches 25c during the week. I.%you knew all the additional Mrs. Guy Hanking of Trenton, It appears that little progress is Foot-Comfort, Satisfactory Service, 3^ lb. cake Premium Ctfbcolate 15c visited friends in town on Sunday. being made to the high school sec- and Pride-of-Possession, that really tion of School No. 2. It will be im- "fine" Shoes give, this is what you would do today. 3 lb. box Lump Starch - - 15cMr. and Mrs. 0. H. Staley, of Irv-possible to get back into the old (juarters during October and it will You would step right over to ington, spent the week end in this the nearest Regal Shoe Store or Babbitt's Cleanser, can 5c, 6 for 25c city. probably be the first of November before siny change is made. Agency and (without any misgivings o as to extravagance) you would ask FOR THE WEEK Mrs, Edwin Rogers, of BurlinKton, the salesman to put on your feet a spent Sunday last with I '^nds in pair of the $5.00 RegaU pictured here- Fancy Baldwin Apples, per basket • - 50c this city. Annual Convention with.— Onions, per baskot • - - - 5()C Observe that it isn't merely Mclvin Hunt has resumed his stud Arbuckle's Coffee, per lb. - - - 27c Christian Endeavor the Regal Style which alone makes ies at tho Jefferson Medical these 55.00 Regals worth $7.00. Best Butter, per lb. - - - . 35c Philadelphia. Plans are almost doinpletod for tlm —It is the hidden Sources of Good Eggs, per doz. - • - - 32c Satisfaction put inside the Style, and lira. Vincent Conover, of Trenton, 'I'wiTity-llllli .Annual Convention of which retain that Style till the Shoes Asparagus Tips, ppr can ... . 20(! spent several diiyx with friomla In Christian Kndi'iivor which will be held are worn out, town this week. in Hid First Reformed Church, of Ni-w —It is that surprising'degree llriin.swlcli, October 'I, '.I, mill 4. A of Foot-Corn fort—that new Appetite WYOKOFF & RUE Mr. and Mris. Kdunr Drawer, of Hie splendid program II:IK been urriiiiKed 234 BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. for outdoor Walking, and that bully ISnmx, N. V., Kpenl Kunilny wli.li ri;l:i- l no cxpHiHo linn been upari'il in feeling of being very well Dressed Hvi'H in thin oily. securing hpciild'i'H mlelinited In the which• males tho relatively small dif- JIIYi'ivnt departiui'iitrt of religious ference you pay per year (for "fine" MINH Kmlly Penny, of Kngland, IH activity. New llrmiBwIck, I.')I2, <:;in- Shoes) bring back enormous divi- tlie fjuRHt of lier In'ollier, Alfred I'en- not. help being a grenl. HMIIMIIIIH to iill dends in Comfort and Satisfaction. ny, of (lenrgi! Htreul, who may attend. Regal Shoes are made in four large Regal Factories, The lliemi! of the entire convention —for Regal Shoe Stores and Agencies only,— and on a Mrs. .(ullnn Jolly returned home on will be "lOlliciency," explained, i'iu- factory profit of only 5% ab«ve Actual Cost. Monday from tin extended visit to ni'/.i'd and worked out. Tim con- That is one reason why Shoes equal in qmlity to relatives In France. vention will open Wednesday lit ?* $5.00 Regals arc rarely, if ever, found in other stores that >. in. with a conference and open sell such quality of Shoes, at less than $7.00 to ?8.00 per pair. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Itowen, :i( parliament for nil District .Secretaries, Stop into the nearest Regal Shoe Store or Agency Second street, are spending two bounty and Local OlIlcerH mid all 0. and verify this today. weeks' vacation at Altoona, Pa. i. workers. Tills will lie conducted. :>y MIBH Nellie Foole, of IOllzabiil.li Mrs. Josephine Clark and sister, 0 ban recently been elected State Miss Maggie Zepp, have gone to St.Secretary, and the inimitable Karl Regal Shoes Louis, Mo., for an extended visit.. ,ehnian, Interstate Field Secretary of he United Society, one of the llvest Hobart Johnson and Lorton Ilcrlew, wires in and on Christian Endeavor. Jk1 of this city, enjoyed the 0. R. R. ex- 1 be present all through the eonven- "THE RECAL STORE" cursion up tlie Hudson on Sunday. ion and take part in tho different IHTERHCTOHAL ionl'erences. He alone is well worth 182 Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. TAILORING CO. Mr. anil Mrs. Maliar and family, of he trip to New Brunswick. The freehold, spent Sunday with Mr. and peaker for Wednesday night, the Rev. Mrs. P. J. Keays, of Stockton street. ames T. Kittell, D. D., pastor of tlw 'irst Reformed Church of Albany, is Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sheppard, of )ne of the most eloquent speakers in Ivw Brunswick, were guests of he Reformed Church, and is very rieuds In this city on Saturday and lighly recommended by all those who iimday last, iavo heard him as a speaker who will nterest and inspire, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bastedo, of Thursday will be full of good Point Pleasant, were guests of Mr.things commencing with its morning and Mrs. S. T. Bastedo, of George watch and followed by "ringing mes- street, on Sunday last. sages from the State Superintendents' and the emphasizing of the new cam- Mr. and Mrs. James "English- have paign of efficiency by Mr. Karl Leh- returned home after spending a few mann. Six papers on State, County, days with. Mrs. English's brother, Mr. Local Union, .Society and Rural Work Henry S. Martin, of' Philadelphia. will be presented by a number of .efficient Bndcavorers, with an address Messrs. Allan Greene and ..John on the Bible by Rev. Edgar Whitta- lirenuan, of this city, have returned ker Work, D. D., of New York, an ad- home after an extensive auto tour in dress that will reveal to you the beau- Canada in Mr. Green's automobile. ty of the Word of God. Then a word from the Far East by the Rev. and George S. Mills, of New York, anil Mrs. Edgar Strother, Flald Secretary you need a new Suit or Overcoat Miss Alice Wetherby, of Brooklyn, are for China. Closing that evening with Save on yonr collar cost. Collars last three times as you should order it made-to-measure. In spending a few days with Mr. andan address by the Rev. John F. Car-long when finished on our new moulder. The only one in Mrs. Robert A. Mills, of David street. son, D. D., of Brooklyn, Ex-Modera- this way you get what you want and you get it to fit. tor of the Presbyterian General As- this section. No cracking—Old and worn collars ironed Floriano Manno and three sons, ot sembly, a most forceful and brilliant smoothly—Plenty of tie space. Try us. We have now on display the most beautiful fabrics Philadelphia, made an auto trip iu speaker, one whose heart is very in town. See the others first, then compare them their "Pint" to this city on Saturday warm toward all young people and and visited Tony Nicorvo, of Stevens in most hearty sympathy with their NATIONAL LAUNDRY with those we offer. You will be astounded at the avenue. work. difference in beauty, range, quality and price. The On Friday: Mr. H. A, Kinporte, Sec- 'Phone 236-W Mr. Pete Jargenson and Miss El- retary of Young People's Work for International leads them all. That's why we re- len Jones have returned home after the Reformed Church in America, one 261 King Street " Perth Amboy, N. J. who has been heard in our State many commend them. spending a few days with Mis? Jones's cousin, Mr. Henry S. Martin, of Phil- times with profit and delight. Tha adelphia. Rev. Chas. H. Hubbel!, General Sec- retary Board of Young People's Work, H. J. Neal, of this city, has return- Methodist Protestant Church of Ad- GEORGE GREEN ed homo after spending two weeks' rian, Michigan, wonderfully original \ vacation at Council Bluffs, Iowa; Chi- and intensely interesting. Mr. Win. Phillips Hall, the Business Man Evan- SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK "The One-Price Store" cago, and other points of interest la tho West. gelist, whose personal work haB been 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. so richly blessed. The Rev. C. H. Horace N. Wilson, o£ this city, w.is Tyndall, Ph. D., S. T. D., cf Mount $7.50 Men's and Youths' Suits, this week at $o US at Washington, D. C, from Friday un- Vernon, N. Y., with his wonderful il- 10.00 and 12.50 Menjs Suits, equal to custom til Monday last In charge of exhibk lustrated talk to the Juniors and ths closing address on Friday niglit by the inndc, ad - . - - - 7.')5 of American Iron and Steel Institute 1 DON'T THROW OLD at the Fifteenth International Con- great friend of New Jersey Endeavor- Roys School Suits, 1.411, 1.98, Look! Look [ gress on Hygiene and Demography. ors, Mr. William Shaw, General Sec- 2.25, &OO',* 3.69, all greatly retary of the United Society of Chrip- SIMMENS' tlan Endeavor, of Boston, one whom reduced. Big assortment. GARMENTS AWAY! Miss Virginia Dav,ls, of Trenton, it is a delight to hear and whose mes- has returned homo after spending two Men's Work or Dress Pants at; - 1.19 Take thorn to sages always please and profit weeks at the residence of Mr. and Men's 50c Balbriggan Underwear at - ooC BUTTERNUT BREAD Mrs. John Parkins, of David street. The1 committees have been bard at Gold Brothers Work since last February and with Boys' and Girls' Shoes greatly reduced. Thousands use it daily. Miss Davis rendered several solos at 169 Broadway the services of the Methodist Eplsco. this' splendid program there is no Men's 2.50 Dress {Shoes, gun metal, pa'cni Why don't you? Noth- pal Church while here during their doubt that the convention will be tho and get them made up as and box calf, during this we^k at - 1.U5 ing botter or purer. Give special meetings. largest ever held in New Jersey. Wo arc headquarters for' Clothing made-to-measure at good as new. it a trial. Also COMING EVENTS. lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. October 8 and 9—First Annual ^up- ERNSTON FARM \ HOME PURE MILK per Presbyterian Sunday School, In tho lecture room of tho church. sold on my wagon and October 23—Oyster Supper in haso- THE TURNER STORE delivered at your home. ment of Methodist Protestant Church. Milk Fed Broilers and Roast- Outfitters to Men and Boys from Head to Foot More of my broad and October ' 24—Birthday Party nt ing Chickens Christ Church Pariah House. Broadway and David St. South Amboy 'Me sold every day. KILLED TO ORDER 0 Beoause there is October 25—Oyster Supper at M. E, Church on John Btfeet. '-e it. - Fresh Laid Eggs December 10 and' II—Fnlr of Lad- ies' Aid Society at Basement /of the . < OflB I] Y First Baptist Chun'i. ,' Jfndc. A. 0. ERNST. Buy from Citizen Advertisers and get value THE 80UTII AffiBOI CITIZEN. FOR AUTUMN ' DAYS. Not What She Expeot.a. WHY GO OUT OP TOWN ? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. when you can purchase pianos Just as cheap at home. We guarantee to sell Something Perfectly New NEW 1OKK AMUSKMOTS. just as low as any other dealer. New In Knitted Sweaters. Sparling ComM. pianos from $125 up. Grand Opera House. HARRY PARISEN A fascinating twttiin; of (iro. M. 201 DAVID STREET SOUTH AMBOY Cohan's lnusit-iil farce "Thr J.itlli: Athletic* Lose. interesting. Tile Rivies are eager, for Millionaire" wlmli is to I"- pivdented The Athletics, weakened by the loss the fray aft,-r iheir long rest through Get Tour Cesspool or Vault Cleaned ' at Coliau k Harris' (hand Opera of several of their players, put up ,i the summer and that they will "play By tho House, New Yurk, for the week com- remarkably poor game on Saturday ihi'ir heads off" is certain. Van JIul- mtneiny noxl Monday, Sc-jitejnber 'A and went down to defeat before the chaey, who beeann- very popular last is (he quantity of whistley song nnn All Stars, of Perth Ainboy. by the season as receive, will again be seen bers contained in it. The popularit score of 17 to In. conducting |h>gnmes at. the Auditor- Ordorless Excavator of Mr. Cohan'* compositions is n< llelieve us, it was some game. Noth- ium. In addition to a pood basket- 1'rlcos—SiiiKk('IOM.-ts, ?:i.i)'); tumbleClosetB ball gam.' tin;re will be dancing b fu.OO; Cesspools, S1.W \\cv tank loud. ditflcnlt to explain. He lia's the hapi ing but bits and runs from the time lore faculty of uintnlizins tJie ear wit the (irst ball was pitched. The farce and after tin- game. I) VVII» QUINLAN. Henry Ht haunting melodies attuned to lyric was finally ended in the eighth when Tonight, Friday, tile Auditoriii that tell a elean story ;ind iiresentin I'mpire Charles liouhl called the game will be devoted tn skating. A featun them in a scenic and ensemble su to allow the score keepers to lieep of lonigiil.'s skating session is Iliu rounding that adds materially to the iiji wilb it. Atkinson WSIK given poor I he ladies will be admitted frei musical and verse value. Any mini support by ftie inilclied iijt team and .Many hesitate from attending ih Painters and Decorators b*r of instances of Cohan's skill i the Perth Amlio.v team hail a walk- skaiing sessions saying they rannn skate. There js no .reason to 1 Clam- I've been looking in lo .laek'i Paper Hanging nnd Moresco Work this direction are furnished in "Th over although tin: locals did a big bit life, and I'm awfully disappointed. Little Millionaire," notably the song of scoring llicinsehcs. Atkinson liiuid. The management has severa Estimates Cheerfully Often. "Any Place the Old Flag Flies," "Ne starred at the bat, icuini; two home guud skaters on band who are iilway Mary-Why? 28 Tears Experience. Yorkers," "We Do the Dirty Work, runs and a double. The game was glad In teach anyone who cares t Clara--My worst suspicions are in learn the art of keeping their 'Cohan's Musical Moon," "Harntm iiilni'Hpersed with brilliant bits of CI1U1 founded.- Satire. 83 George Street South Amboy lidding bill they weri' useless as far liliritim on tin' rollers, . Had the Right Idea," ami "Oh, Yo as the result, was concerned. Every- Wonderful Uirl." body helped themselves to hits, and WILLIAM MOO HE The presentation of "The Little Mi Nature. 1 Rodda, the sterling Perth Atnbov sec- >0 MOHK ilOXIXJ? Jirmniro ' at the, dram! Opera lions ond sacjicr, (ore off live out of .six The best definition of mitim; is per . sc« week will marlf its first Nei Imps Mill's in liis "Three Essays on trips to the bal. Alkinson, .Murray (By Iliighsey.) Carpenter and Builder, York production since Cleo. M. Colin Itullglon." In Unit work Mill snys, "Nn and Straltoii went in the box in suc- Is boxing ended for good in tlii himself presented it at the Cohan tho lure Is a collective niiinr; for nil facts Hit Catliiirjne S.I., South Ainhoy. cession but all received pour sup- State? We fear if Is unless sultahl atre. all last season. -Matinees Wed port. Louie. Kile, the Perth Ainboy ai'tuiil mid possible, or n iiiuuu fur nesday and Saturday. laws governing; •ilu- game are enach: Telciilione 108 huxniiiu, was connected with safely al the next Legislature. The notion the iniMle. piirlly known to us UIK; seventeen times by I he locals bill of the authorities jn .slopping pnrlly unknown, In which nil thins {©'•Estimates Cheerfully Gi ey were unable lo push seven mure Get* M. Cnhan Tliciitrc. Permo Stag on last, Monday evening |:ikf '.1 to 7. Zehrer pitched great ball lopular favor In the sporting world and State of New Jersey, on For New York, Newark and Eliza- der to get cash to pay his debts. His lor the visitors but. was outdone by We hope the next, Legislature will TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1912, beth at 6.23, 7.06, «7.32, 7,50, »8.19 The ringlet today la more easily enact, such laws as will allow the from the hours of G o'clock a. m., to best friend tries to break off tho achieved than In the sixties. It Is 'Slippery" ituckelew the Sheridan 10.01, 11.11 a. m.; 12.28, 3.19, 4.35, match, but falls and the announce- jolt. The locals had a safe lead until boxing game to be re-established. the hour of 7 o'clock p. m., for tho bought tuiU pinned In, Those for day S.00, 6.21, 7.34, 8.0S, 9.44 p. m. Sun- ment of the engagement Is allowed to :he ninth when the Maurers slipped purpose of electing the following of- days, 8.26, a. m.; 1.17, 5.19, 6.47, 8.21, stand. are not so' long as those worn iu the over f 1 v«." runs. The batting of the licers: Electors of President and 0 22, p. m. evening, so have two sets of curls. Sorrenson brothers, of the Maurer Vice-Presldent of the United States Then Jones, the hero, gets word one member of tho House of Repre- For Long Branch, Asbury Park, etc.. that his uncle has died and has left One of the coiffures to be worn with eam, and Iiob Manaker, were the eatures. Manaker got two doubles GRIND OF DEATH sentatives of the United States for 5.22, 9.12, a. m.; 12.07, 2.29, 4.37, 6.39, Bini a big property in the shape of a hat has a short single ring, quite the Third Congressional District, one 10.00, p! m.; 12.56, night. Sundays, a chewing gum factory, and the real full and thick, back of ouch ear and a nd a triple and scored three runs. No more Saturday games will bo member of the Senato of the State for 4 28, 9.42, a. m.; 5.02, 10.07, p. m. 12.6S action of the play comes In, showing third at the back under a chignon that, the County of Middlesex; three mem- night. how tho young fellow is brought ilayed by the Athletics this year. conies low on the neck In tho form of Manager Dill O'Toole has cancelled AT TRENTON FAIR bers of the General Assembly for the For Freehold, 5.22, 7.08, 9.12, a. m. around, from a desire to sell his new putt's or an ovnl arrangement of plaits. County of Middlesex, one Coroner for possession for whatever it will bring is game with the Bridgeport, Conn. 2.07, 2.29, 5.39, 6.26. 6.39, p. m. Sun- I'or evening a coquettish arrange- :eam and the other contests which he the County of Middlesex, a Mayor, a days, 11.10, a. ra.; 5.02, 10.07, p. m. to an earnest determination to keep Councilman-at-IJarge, one Constable it for the good of the little Connecti- ment is to wear a bunch of three or lad arranged, on account of the Big Program of Motorcycle Races *New York only. iveather. The last game was poorly for the First Ward, one Councilman cut town of which it is the sole in four ringlets back of the left ear, the for the Second Ward, one Council- W. O. BE8LEB. W. C. HOPE, dnstrial enterprise and "Broadway" ittended. The locals have bad a suc- For the Opening Day. longest reaching to the shoulder. The :essful season, playing grand ball, man and one Constable for the Third Vlco-I'res. * Gen. Mgr. (Sen. Paaa. Agent Jones, money-spender, becomes Jack- front hair Is parted and loosely brush- Ward; two members of Board of Edu- son Jones, factory owner and lead- ivlth the exception of the hist game ed back and rolled In a thick, loose ivhlch was played under unfortunate cation for two years; and one member ing man in his community. Always up to the second in its en-of Board of Education for one year. FOR YOUB knot at the back of the bead. ;onditions. All hail to the County deavors to give Its patrons the newest The development of the plot runs There nre Rome types of women to hamps! They are the undisputed Said General Election shall be held Eyesight Troubles along at high speed and the story is olders of that title. things in entertainment and thrills, the told in the rapid fire manner that ivhom these ringlets nre most beoom- Trenton Fair will this year offer for at the following places: Mister Charles Gould comes around First Ward—In the building own- characterizes all of Geo. M. Cohan's ng. On the wrong woman they look m Tuesday and informs Bill O'Toole Holiday a program of motorcycle races plays, •xaggeratert and rather ridiculous. id by Jos. A. Sexton and formerly hat "he's the guy that put 'bridge' that will introduce all of the champion icoupied by Thomas Lovely, Broad- Mr. Cohan played the name part In professional riders, together with innny iv ay. Bridgeport." "Allright," says Bill, his new comedy, and he played him A Littla Lacking. of the leading amateurs of the coun- Second Ward—At K. of P. Hall, with the vim and individuality of A woman, a strong lieliever in suf- you can leave it stay there, no more style that has characterized his work Saturday games." You never can be-try. 'irst Street. Consult in the past. rngc, spoke a few days ago of the ieve an umpire, Tho professional races have been ar- Third Wnrd—At Phillip Sullivan's F. J. SIONAHAN. Opt D. eeessit.v of educating the educated Lis-ten fans! Don't get disheartened ranged by \V. II. Wellmau, who hasstore, Stevens avenue. He knew where all the points were Fourth Ward—At the City Hall. ' Eyesight Specialist and tho audiences got them at their .•oiiiiiu. She told of a charming young .bout the local baseball outlook. If created a national sensation this year full value, so full in fact, that laugh- woinim, a scholar and a lady, who )ave Driscoll holds out his promise with the motorcycle contests in the fa- .88 Smith St, Perth Amboy, 5. J. ter and applause got, into the dia-was teacher of Knglisb in one of the he Athletics, the county champions, NOTICE. Over llruntoii'H l'luno Storo ill journey to New Brunswick on mous Brighton "bowl of death." Cbap- logue to such an extent at itlmes 'nshionnble finishing schools. This pelle, Seymour, Peck, King and a Notice is hereby given that on Daily: 9 n. m. to 8 p. m. that only the actor's graphic panto- •o'nng woman, Miss X., was conserva- unday, October 6, and hook up with TUESDAY, THE, FIFTH DAY OF mime was left, to tell the story. But hat all-feared professional bunch, dozen others will battle in a series of Home Appointments Mnde. ive by instinct mid birth and took lanager O'Toole will have a strong events that will furnish such exciting NOVEMUEK, 11)12, at the annual Glasses from $2.00 up. we got the story nevertheless. 10 Interest in any of the new move- election to be held in the City of neup and promises a far different sport as has never before been wit- neuta. Last year she chaperoned a iouth Amboy, the voters of said city esult this time. nessed on the Trenton Fair grounds. flnlety Theatre. Mirty of girls abroad, and In London, will be called upon to vote upon tho Abe Forgotson has arranged to have The professional races will include question of the acceptance or re- New York is the scene of many new s to the habit of girls, they expressed he All Newarks, one of the best bas- two, three, four and six mile heat jection of the act entitled, "An act to theatrical productions these days, desire to visit Jifrae. Tussaud's wax- ietball fives in Newark, play the sec- regulate the pay of patrolmen on the HIGH-GKADE some of 'em "get over" and some more orks. There the girls were interest- nd game of the season on the K. of races and a match race, and the ama- olice force in cities other than first of 'em don't, but which over way the d In a group of interesting looking court on Saturday, October !>. This teurs will have a two and a four mile and second class cities and in all amusement breeze blows "Olllcer 6GG" omen who stood as If talking. Un- a good attraction and should be heat race and a ten mile event. owns and townships of this State," at the (ialtey theatre, New York, con- lerneatb the group were the names .•ell patronized. The motorcycle races will supplant which Act was approved, April 21, tinues to crowd that Broadway and Jimmie Cantlon played with tho the running races, that have been the 1909. •16th Street playhouse with delighted ilme. Despard, Mrs. rankhurst, Mrs. Ubieties on Saturday and made a 'etliiek Lawrence. The girls turned feature for Monday In the past two or And notice is further given that audiences who find exhlliaration In tho rcak double play which gained much all persons desiring to vote in favor thrills and surprises that punctuate o Miss X. and asked who those woni- ipplause from the spectators. Jimmlo three years. :n were. Miss X. looked puzzled, but f the acceptance of said law shall this, tho beat farce that has been pre- •an way back in the field, caught a mark an X in the square before the Epping Forest. F. W. STEINS, sented In New York la twenty years. inally said: iop fly, and fell, at the same timo word "Yes;" and all persons desiring "You know, girls, I'm not quite sure In-owing the ball to Higgins for a Epping forest, which is preserved by o vote to reject said law shall mark Slovens Avenue, near Main Street, ouble. It was some fancy throw, and SOUTH AMDOI "LKIIo Miss Brown." bout them, but I think they robbed a the corporation of London as a people's n X in the square before the word levorly disposed of Rodda, the Perth pleasure ground, comprises 5.S00 acres. "Little Miss Brown" Is not. to be a •link." mboy batting demon. Cantlon got 'No," appearing on said ballot. mere, transient in the hotel scenes In liree hits and two runs. And notice is further given that In which the piece IH m>t upon the For- Hats off to Ackie. On Saturday the :ase no mark shall be made before Hints to the Wiss. HOW TO KILL YOUR TOWN. he word either "Yes" ' or "No" it ty-eighth Siroet Theatre stage, but Keep a few pieces of camphor gum In uns went wild when he lifted the evidently him moved In to stay. The all over left field fence for a home Buy from peddlers as much and as >hall not be counted as a vote either audiences nt Ibis eslnbllshment are our linen closet. It will aid In keep- un. The llrst drive over the fence or or against such proposition. large In numbers and volclferous In :ig the linen white. lia season. In the seventh he again often as possible. their expressions of mirthful npproV- If fish la wrapped well In oiled paper Denounce your merchants because al. It Is no unduly optimistic forecast , wilUnot Impart a flavor or odor to lplicated the feat, giving his a rep- they make a profit on their goods. Notice is hereby given to the legal to express the conviction that Mr. tatlon aa tho best slugging pitcher oters that a io oilier foodstuffs in the refrigerator. 1 these parts. He made a double Glory in the downfall of a man who Bartholomae's newest farcical comedy PRiaiAItf ELECTION will enjoy ii career quite as long and To revive and help potted plnnltuuat i the fourth inning and also got ahas done much to build up your town. profitable as that of his previous re drooping place a leaspoonful of Ingle in the eighth, Some swatting Make your town out a bad place and 'or all political parties will be held work, "Over Night." The hotel ofllco uimonia In throe quarts of water and hat. Ackie made the hits pay,'for stab It every chance you get. n and for the City of South Amboy in which the llrst act takes placo was filter the plants thoroughly with this 'Doc" Haines, who promised a dol- >n copied in detail from a real hotel In nlxtuiv. ar for every home run had to fork Refuso to unite In any scheme for TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1912, iver two beans while Dr. Burnett the betterment of tho material In- rom 7 o'clock a. m., to 9 o'clock p. one of the largo cities of Interior New To clean plaster busts dip them Into York, and Iho room in which most uplieated the gift. A. J.-Johnson n., for the purpose of nominating old liquid starch. When dry the terests of the people. of the subsequent scones aro played nd Cleorge Greene euch presented Tell your merchants that you get orsons for the offices designated In is an exact ropllea—oven to the pic- tarcb is brushed off nnd the dirt comes m with a pair of shoes (for his he notice of General Election. Also tures on the walls—of a Ritting room iff with II, leaving the busts as clean iat). Knocking homers would prove goods a great deal cheaper in somo ncmbers of County Committee from in the new Vanderbilt, in Manhattan. nd white as when new. ) be a paying proposition in South other town and chargo him with ex- ill wards; also to express preference Hotel men iler'vo much amusement .mboy. tortion. If a stranger comes to your for United States Senator. Said Pri- A solution of chloride of lime and mary will be held in tho same places from Mr. Dartholomae's day clerk, Several hundred South Ainboy base- town tell him everything is overdone telephone operator, bell boy and col- rater, a tablespoonful of the lime to all fans watched Dave Drlscoll'g as tho General Election. ored portor, all of whom pleasantly [wo gallons of water, Is nu excellent unch hand tho All Stars, of Perth and predict a general crash in the satirize their prototypes In real life. medium for removing the most stub- .mboy, a beating last Sunday. The near future The piece is also regarded pleasure- born stains, Sonk the stained garment :ore wns 5 to 0. This 1B the same Patronlzo outside newspapers to the 10AIIDS OF KEGISTBY AND ELEC- ably by reason of its having introduc- or hours In the solution, and in lime core by which the Athletics wore exclusion of your own and then de- TION. PACKARD ed to Broadway the previously un- he offending spots will disappear, and ofeated by the professionals. Apple- i and for tho City of South Amboy 1 COMMERCIAL known and charming personality of his without Injury to the fabric. ate, Perth Amboy's pride, gave the nounce yours for not being as large .'111 meet at the respective polling Madge Kennedy, who sprang into gen- I. B. boys eleven hits, while lA.t- aid as cheap BB the city papers. places on SCHOOL eral poplarity with the first New York inson, of the locals, allowed them performance of "Little Miss Brown" For Gresseless Gravy. but five when ho twirled- for the lo- \f you aro a merchant, don't ad- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1912, Loxlngton Avo. and 35th SI,, Nrw Y-rlc vertise In the home paper, but com- from the hour of 1 o'clock p, m., to and will emerge into starhood long A housekeeper who experiments nat- cal team. Atkinson has bested Ap- NEW LOCATJ' before the termination of her five plegate several times this season and pel the editor to go elsewhere for he hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for the lrnlly, tried dashing cold water into mrposo of making a registration of NEW P years' contract with Mr. Brady. he roasting pan one day when she many fans In the county consider him advertisements, and howl like a sore roters of said respective election dis- nade her gravy. To her delight the "Chunck's" superior. head because he does so. Buy a ruh- rlcts and on Every req—'-' 'at rose and hardened quickly luto a ber stamp and use It. It may save UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. 1912, flake which was easily removed, after KIVERSIDES WILL OPKX you a few dimes and make your let- rom the hour of 7 o'clock a. m., to Tho Work That Tolls a Story. ho hour of 9 o'clock p. m., for ttr Better the rudest work that tells a which the gravy was brought to a boll THEIH DASKETHAM; SEASON terheads look aa though you were do- and thickened. mrpose of making a reglstratlor story or records a fuct than the richest ing business In a one-horse town. oters and conducting Primary without meaning. Thero should not be At The Auditorium This Snlurduy If yoSi are a farmer curse the place Ion, and on a single ornament put upou groat civic Easy Monoy. Erenlng—Skating Tonight (Frldny). TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22n'" where you tradt as the meanest on rom the hour of 1 o'clock r buildings without some Intellectual In- "Why don't you marry him? Ho Is earth. Talk tBis over with your tentions.— Rusltln. ch and old." This Saturday evening the River- wur of 9 o'clock p. m,, ' neigh dors and tell them the men oro jose of revising and ci "Old? He may lire for ten yeaw sides will open their baskc-t.ball sea- Bon at the Auditorium, Perth Ain- stry llar.s and recelvh You cannot run uwtiy from it weuk- •et!" i robbers and thleVes. It will make boy, when they line up against tho your property mul'h less valuable, but •eglBtrations. Ma. You must aome tlme.flght It out "Marry him and do you: own cook- MlcheliD. Five, of Mllltown. This R. M. MA( - purlut) \g."~Houatsn Pout, game will undoubtedly be fast nnd you don't caro.— 'rice Current. ' We beg to inform the Board of Trade and the citizens of South Amboy that the New Cigar Factory is completed and in opera- tion. Knowing that the Board of Trade takes pride in everything that is made in South Amboy9 we extend to them and to the citizens of iontli Amboy a cordial invitation to look over the shop and smoke a La Fa- mosa Cigar with us. Yours respectfully, Corner David and feltus Streets. E. KLEINER X CO.

THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. ter threshing. About tho very best CERTAIN CANAL WILL HE SAFE. possession and fortify Taboga and MIDDLESEX COUNTY CIBCUITI SHERIFF'S SALE. placo to keep seed of this type is in Tahoguilla islands if they shall become COUBT. IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY.— SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. the attic over the kitchen. There tho- a menace to the existing fortifications, Between The Provident Building stove pipe or chimney gives some ar- Army Engineers, Satisfied Fortifica- Article Two of the treaty in exact Loan Association of the City of New tificial heat. The windows should tions Are Going: to Be Impregnable. terms confers upon the United States PETER JOHNSON, vs. GEORGE A. Brunswick, N. J., complainant, and Steinmetz and Margaretha Stein- WEEKLY LETTER TO FARMERS. be kept partially open so to insure the control "of any other lands and Mary Jane Henry, et. al,, defend- —Planned By Ablest Minds. metz.—In attachment. On contract. ants. Pi. Fa., for sale of mortgage* ventilation. water outside of the zone * * * which By virtue of an order of the said premises, dated September G, 1912. (By F. R. Stevens, Agriculturist, For tho dairy farm the soy bean is may be necessary and convenient for court made in the above stated cause, By virtue of the above stated writ very important; for other types of Army engineers are satisfied that the * * • protection of said canal." on the ninth day of April, 1912, the to me directed and delivered, I will Lehlgh Valley Eailroad.) the Panama Canal will be made im- subscriber, Auditor appointed by said farms tho vetch is important because court in said cause, will sell and make expose to sale at public vendue, on the manure problem is a serious ono pregnable, notwithstanding adverse WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, The Lure of Opiates. assurance at public vendue at the I have been much gratified, in going European comment upon the sufficien- Court House in the City of New Bruns- NINETEEN HUNDRED AND and goes to the foundation of good 'It is unman nature to wish to ease the rounds this year, to find that so cy of the defenses under construction. wick on TWELVE, agricluture. pain and to stimulate ebbing vitality. 1 at two o'clock in the afternoon of many farmers have started little F. R. STEVENS, An article from a correspondent at There is no normal adult who, experi- MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY patches of soy beans and vetch for Panama in the London Tnmes de- said day, at the Sheriff's Office, is Agriculturist, L. V. R. R. encing severe pain or sorrow or fa- OP SEPTEMBER, the City of New Brunswick, Now Jer- seed next year. One farmer harvest- clares that, in order to hold the Pan- tigue uud thoroughly appreciating the nineteen hundred and twelve, between sey: ed about twelve bushels of retch per ama Canal, the United States will be inimediate^actlon of an easily accessi- the hours of twelve o'clock and five All tract or parcel of land and acre last year, from a mixture of rye compelled to increase its 'proposed ble opiiUeJss uot likely in u moment of o'clock In the afternoon to wit, at two premises, situate, lying and being ia and vetch; lie Js'selling the seed at $1,000 IN PURSES fortifications, and will also need to least rasistance to fake it," says o'clock, all those certain lots, tracts the Township of Sayreville, in the $6 per bushel and has calls for more enlarge the navy. This article states Charles B. Towns in the Century. or parcels of land and premises here- county of Middlesex, and State of inafter particularly described, situate, New Jersey, and described a3 follows, than ho has on hand. This is a pret- that a hostile fleet could lie hidden "Every one who has become addicted to a drug has started out with small lying and being in the City of South viz: ty good return on thirty-dollar land. behind the islands of Taboga and Ta- FOR HORSE RACING occasional doses, and no ono has ex- Amboy, in the County o£ Middlesex BEGINNING at a stake on the north- Tho vetch seod can he easily sepa- boguilla, which are outside the Canal pected to fall a victim to the habit. and State of New Jersey: erly side of the public road leading Known and designated on the re- rated from the rye, aud, it grown with Zone, and, if In command of the sea, Indeed, many have been totally una- from Sayreville to South Amboy, in could mount guns on the summits corded map of South Amboy as lots the line of land of Henrietta Bright; the rye, it stands more erect and is. Unusually Classy Program For ware that the medicine they were tak- number twelve (12) and thirteen (13) of those islands, from which the forts thonce running (1) northerly along easily harvested. The demand for the 1912 Meet at the Tren- ing contained any drug whatever. in block number thirty-nine (39), said Henrietta Bright'B line and bind- vetch for a green manure crop is could be "pounded to pieces." Thus, the danger being ouo that threat- Each of said lots being twenty-five ing thereon one hundred feet to a constantly increasing, and it is ques- ton Fair. The fortifications on the Pacific side ens us all, it is every man's business to f«et In front and rear and one hun- stake; thence (2) westerly and par- dred feet in depth and bounded aa tionable if the price will be reduced of the canal were planned by the Insist that the entire handling and sale allel with the aforesaid public road ot the drug be under as careful super- follows—viz; southerly by and front- fifty feet to a stake; thence (8) south- much In tho next live or six years. It ablest minds In the army and navy. Tn view of the fact that the Trenton vision as possible." ing on David street, easterly by lot erly and parallel with the first coursa has proven a great success as a cover Fair track has been greatly improved The joint board, composed of half a number eleven (11), northerly by lot one hundred feet to a stake on the crop in corn, and as a forage crop dozen of the ranking officers of both numbered sixty-six (66) and sixty- northerly side of the aforesaid public this your and placed In such condition Queen Elizabeth's Pedigree. seven (67) and westerly by lot num- grown with rye it gives a largo as sin in ps it as ono of the best, safest services, first made a careful study of road leading from Sayreville to South One of the most interesting curiosi- bered fourteen on block thirty-nine Amboy; thence (4) easterly along amount of feed, high in protein, early and fastest half mile rings In the coun- the military and naval problems in- ties at Hatfield is the pedigree of Eliz- (39), which said lands were seized said Public Road and binding there- in Spring. try, some unusually spirited racing Is volved nearly live years ago. abeth, which is to be seen in the gal- and attached as the property of the on fifty feet to the beginning. above defendants, by William H. Tho seed at present seem to he very expected Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs- The tentative plans then, laid were lery. Those intrusted to make out the Together with the hereditaments day .inil Friday of Fair week, which Quackenboss, Sheriff of the County and appurtenances thereunto belong- oxponslvo for the average fanner who placed in the hands of experts, in- document wisely discovered that her de- of Middlesex, by virtue of a writ of opens Monday, Sept. .10. There will be sceut could be traced through every Im- ing, and also all the right, title and •wants to buy a bushel per aero for no horse racing Monday, that tyy being cluding General Crozier, chief of army attachment issued In the above stated interest of the said defendant of, is cover crop work. However, if one has ordnance; Colonel Goethals, the canal portant person, and especially through cause, and will be sold for cash. and to the same. given over to motorcycle conttets. every beautiful person, straight back Dated August 27, 1912. tho money, it will undoubtedly pay builder, and himself an army engineer, ALBERT BOLLSCHWEILER, Hairing Secretary Uoniee P. Murphy to Adam and Eve. It is on record that GEORGE S. SILZER, on that basis, For those who have Major-General Arthur Murray, then Sheriff. linn nmingod n program of fourteen tho virgin queen highly commended 8-31-5 AuditMV RUSSELL E. WATSON, Solicitor. not put in vetch for seed this year, races, ranging from tlie free for all chief of the coast artillery, and a num- tho -work.—London Standard. $15.58. : 8-14-5 I strongly urgo them at tais time to ber of able subordinate officers. It is pace to tho 2:27 trot, aud the money NOTICE TO CKEDITOBS, got one or two bushels of the seed out to lm distributed In purses will be ap- believed at the War Department that The Purist, NOTICE TO CREDITORS.' proximately .$7.00(1. Obadiah C. Bogardus, administra- tula Fall, so that, they may have a their work embodies all that, human "Now, Eastus," said the visitor, at tor of William T. Rose, deceased, by Wililam Birmingham, Executor of supply of the seed for next year. Tho Km-ly entries liave been of a' class foresight can produce at this stage. the southern hotel, "I want some cof- direction of the Surrogate of the Ellen Spellman, deceased, by direc- experience in hnndling it will also bo that sponks well for tho character of President Hoosevelt, President Taft fee, corn enkes and two fresh eggs." County of Middlesex, hereby gives tion of the Surrogate of the County tho racing, us it indicates that the notice to the creditors of the said of Mlddlosex, hereby gives notice to vaulable, as they .will know morn nnd tho secretaries of navy and war "Ah don't know nbout dem (tigs, wonm of tho half mile ring stars will William T, Rose to bring in their the creditors of the said Ellen Spell- readily its character when attempt- boss," said Eastus, shaking his head compete. The entry list will bo large in office since the canal project was debts, demands and claims against the man to bring in their debts, demands ing to handlu it another your on a undertaken, all are on record as de- dubiously. "We have all we kin do estate of the deceased, under oath or and claims against the estate of tho for encb race, thus Insuring the kind keepin' our algs fresh enough without larger scale. affirmation, within nine months from said deceased, unde* oath or affirma- of '"nlests that have made the Tren- claring that the waterway would dou- httvlu' 'em too fresh, suh."—Harper's tion, within nine months from thl» Tho Holds of soy beans that we put this date, or they will be forever ton Fair the Mecca for horse lovers ble the efficiency of the American Weekly, barred of any action therefor against date, or they will be forever barred out this year to got seed' for silago during all of the twenty-live years of navy by enabling it to pass freely the said administrator. of any action therefor against the nro also coining very well. Tho ex- Its prosperous existence. Tho list of from one side of the continent to the Dated August 3, 1912. said executor. Save perience with artificial innoculation for events follows: other in time of war. It Is true that Ladies! Money and OBADIAH C. BOGARDUS, Dated September 4, 1912. soy beans has not been uniformly TUESDAY, OCT. 1. Adm/nlstrator. WILLIAM BIRMINGHAM, a small minority of naval officers Keep in Style by Executor. successful. This does not mean that 2:27 class trotting UM 2:22 cluss pacing .' Mt) felt that the waterway might also bo Reading McOall's Magazine I want to condemn unreservedly cul- a menace If It should fall into tho 2:1!) class trotting 61X1 and Using McCall Patterns NOTICE TO CREDITORS. OVER 65 YEARS' tures for innoculnting soy bean seed, ' WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2. hands of an enemy, but the great Walter B. Peppier and Edwin It. EXPERIENCE MCCJII'I AW-iiiie will r for they have met with, some success, 2:17 clous pucltig i $6* weight of naval opinion remains un- lirln you dioss styl- , aques, executors of George. W. 2:21 class trotting • ishly ul ii iiioderoiu JnrpieB, deceased, by direction of tho Soy bean seed seem to carry tjjelr iri- 2:25 clnsH pacing changed, MnuuKu liy keculm: yuu JMJ.^UMI on Hit- Surrogate of the County of Middle- nociilafjion auicli better than do alfnk. Two mid ihroe-yenr-olfl trotters 40u There is no fear that tho" Panatna InliMt l,i slil II n s in sex, horeby .give notice to the credit- fa seed, and good results are obtain- THURSDAY, OCT. 3, I'totlics UIMI lint.'s. &> defences could bo attacked success- Ni'W !•'it^tiion 13i»• ors of the said George W. Jaques, ,to ed from seeding with plenty of phos- 2:14 clnss trolling fully from any of tho islands oiJtside ileus In nidi Issim. •bring in thier debts, demands and Freo-for-nll trot and pace •• DUO Ai.su vuHiitble iufur- claims against the estate of the said phorus and some lime; thus a fairly 2:17 eliiss ti'Olt/nK 51)0 of the present zone, A distinctively TRADE MARKS III!)Hull Oil Ittf [lUUK! deceased, under oath or atllnnatlon, DESIGNS 2:12 clnss pacing DuO ft lid personal mtil- gocfl crop is obtained and the ground American device, the disappearing within nine months from this data, COPVBIGHTS 4c. FRIDAY, OCT. •). lura. Only Wo a is innoculated so that the following coast defence mortars, unknowu in yiuir, Incltiillnc or they will bo forover barred of any Anvono uwiiltii; n »k»<(Hi nnd ilmerliitiml tnnj 5510 year plenty of bacteria are left in 2:24 class trotting • practice to European critics, wifl be u rrnopiutern. Sub- action therefor against the said exe- 2:16 class pacing m iioltllltlaj'orsumj l KstrWISJiliflBiffiil. MtlMOlionPnluiti the soil. , 2:19 clnss pacing • coo so placed as to rain a fire of twiflve- fur freu suinuleeopy, cutors. Bi'tiifroo. Olilnst nppiM'yfi'rHciuirinjniutonts. Dated September 17, 1912. l'atmita lukun uirmiiiti JIIIIIK S CO. roeolra Care should be taken In saving the inch shells upon the decks off any IHeCmllPMtinuwlllonnbloyoutonmiioin your iptdal Mike, wllhout cliurco, In tuo \- own home, wltli your own tmtiiw. eloihluu WALTER B. PEPPLT3R, ptdal Mike, w seed from both these llguralnous \ Not Serious. fleet that sought sfielted behind' the for yoursolf nml children which will l)e por- and EDWIN H. JAQUES,, , "I don't care to be taken seriously fcctlnstylonndllt. I'rlcn—noiiulilKbartlnin ScientifiSitifi cJfi crops. • First, they should he thor- outlying islands. ; / IB corns. Bond for free Pattern Cutalnuuo. Executors. A hanitnomoly Illintmlnil wcnklf. I.nrco«t clr- oughly rlpo before cutting, nnd, sca- hi my business." '..'',' But even if that were not sutficient, We Will Gl« Ton Flu Preunti for irRttlne sub- colotloti'Ot nnymlontiuo Jniirim. Terms, Mn "What is your business?" BcrlptlonsnmotiB your Wends. S»nd for froo jenri four moritln, W. BMdbyull mivridmilara. ond, they shoifld la kept In a dry, well the United States Already ha^ power Premium Cntnloguo ntul dull 1'rlzo Offer. WANTED—Dressmaking, 71 Bor- "I'm a Joke writer."—Satire, • ... TBE«cCAltC0MPANY.239la249ffa<37ftSt..NEWyOlliC ventilated placo both bofcjro and af- undGr the treaty M th Panama to take dentown avenue)—B. A. Sullivan, 8-4- Uniuc). Offloe1 l, 624 I1 BU. N\ Yk THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN. charge but the boys were repriinanrl- CYPttESS CLUB'S OFFICERS. OFFICE—Firat Street, near Broadway. ed and assured that they would be The election of officers for the year prosecuted if they committed the of- took place on Tuesday evening in tha • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. fense again. Cypress Club rooms. A large num- ber were in attendance and elected Brown Bros. Specials! OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL. Items of Interest Presented In The new Hook and Ladder (ruck the following officers: President, Ed- Short Paragraphs for Busy which was purchased for the use of win Tice; vice-president. Louis FOB HEKT. Readers. the Enterprise Hook and Ladder Com- Bloodgood; secretary, lrvin Reese; FOB KENT—11 Rooms with all Improve- pany arrived hist Saturday and hastreasurer, John Whalen. After the If you are not trading with us, mentsiu Ambuy Huusu. Ki?ni icsuuiKit'lu. been installed in the engine house on meeting a social time was enjoye Apply on premises. N-'-i Sporting Cniiimenl will be found on 1 Broadivay. The new truck was pur-by the members who were present FOR HUNT— Store, lSi-2 Itruadu'uy, 1'. I '. <<•renl.li jiagt!. just compare the following- Kenali. 7-li-tl chased from the Combination Hook refreshments being served. FOR HUNT—Flat, "> rouins, bath, ovor and Ladder Company and is an up-to- o David street Tlieatorium. Apply to 1'. .1. U'aller Str;itton and prices with those you have Monagliaii. :;-;«-u fanilly have date apparatus, being equipped with moved to Jniupsburg. His Little Joke. FOK JUSNT—Rooms la 1'arlsca lluildlnj,'. extension ladders and other patented Steam hoat, electric liyht mid wator. In- devices. The company has long been lie—Yes, I pass most of my time IM been paying. The result will quire on premises. &-7-tf A young son arrived at the Irome or in need of a new truck and it is tweeu Boston und New York. She- Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Scully on Tues- probable that the old hook and ladder But I thought you were studying u Surprise yOU :: :: :: FOB SALE. day. ' Yale. lie-Well, that's between Uos truck will be installed elsewhere. ton and New York, isn't it?—Bostoi: FOR SALE—Pour lots on Augusta street, Transcript. opposite tit. Mary's Uhurch. Will soil In The biennial parade of firemen will lots of two if desired. Apply to Miss M. A UKfiE SIIIITKKS TO MOVE Cassidy, 311 Wcstilst street. New York. take place in New Brunswick on Tues- 'J-H-ii day next. TIIEIK riiAITIC EARLY Evidence. Specials from Saturday to Tuesday POIt SALE—House, 0 rooniB, 4 lots, High- Fond Mot her—A re Johnnie's liiiiid land street, Maxvillc. Reasonable price. Instructions have been issued to clusui'f Nursi'—They ought •(> be. Lool Apply to Mrs. August Ruseliman, on the premises. ' , 8-21-tr James J. Dolan has received con- all freight solicitors and aKents of at the towel !~IOxcliiinge. tract for placing electric light fix- Lean Sugar Cured Hams, Ib. 17%e FOB SALE—/I special bargain In a nine the Pennsylvania Railroad to , urge room house and 3 lots, city water and gas or tures in the Presbyterian Church. shippers to move their truffle as early electric lights. Also box.... 20c Thomas car, fully equipped, flrst for an oyster supper for Friday, Oc- tion to the action of the National In- Pickles, hottle 10c class condition. Must be sold at tober 2fi, to bo held In the basement Yellow Meal, pk 10c •once. $850.—Keating, 120 South Park dustrial Trallic LeaRue of Plttsburs, The telephones in South Street, Elizabeth, N. J. 9-21-3. of the church on John street. which Just Issued an "Important Not- Antl Dust, pk 10c $5.00 In slumps with following: ice," saying: Amboy daily save the ^Plnk Salmon, can 12c Best Tea, any flavor, %lb 80o The Sunday School of the M. I'. "Whereas. It iH considered liy rail- Church will hold a general bakery road officials who are In a position time of hundreds of men. Ammonia, bot l()c %tt> Eagle Baking Powder 25c sale of home-made cake, pies and to know, and we also believe, judg- Vanilla or Lemon Ex. bot 10c BOYS WANTED ing from commercial conditions and bread; also clam chowder, on Friday, $10.00 in stamps with following;: reports generally, that the volume of Have you a telephone ? Bartlott Pears, can 10c Twenty-five or thirty boya are October 4, in the lecture room. Bak- traffic which will be offered to the Lusk's Mustard, bot 10c 1 fb Eagle Baking Powder 45c ery from 1! to 5 o'clock p. in. carriers during i THE PEOPLE'S at the rate of Two (2) bonds per acquainted with the people. The in-wheat, about twenty-five tons of hiiv Now Is tho Tlmo to Get Estimates on year. vitation is a most liberal one, and all fo be sold in lots, about, thirteen acres Holcproof Hosiery ncnthijj. No hid will be accepted for lesa interested in the city's welfare, which of irrowinir corn, out! buy mare, one than par and accrued Interest. The Common Council of tho City of South is success for the industry, should 11 I'd mi horse, two mules, one tenin of AMERICAN AND IDEAL RADIATORS LUNCH ROOM Amboy reserve the right to allot to accept the invitation of Messrs. 15. matched farm horses, piprs, cows, AND BOILERS. I The only plnco to got your Oystor Agent Sbiten Island Dyeing Co. any bidder cither the whole or any Kleiner & Co.Call any time and seofive hives of liees, two sets of farm I or Chun Stews, also Iho Chowder Is part of the bonds bid for by said bid- harness, two sets of single iianii'sa, dor, and to select the bonds to be de-this plant. RICHARDSON & B0TNT0N HEAT- fine.. Oysters,by tlio pint or quart. livered to tlin bidder in the event of and numerous other articles. I Fresh daily., toother's Homo Made hJa bid being accepted. On Thursday evening Miss Annie As everything must, be Bold to closa ING BOILERS AND RANGES. Pies.. Try them, 10c, 12e, 20c and 25c All,particulars concerning the Issuo Steaks mid Chops cooked to order. aforesaid may be obtained from Rich- Tlmmhnrt mado complaint before Po- tho estate, the high dollar will get JL. BJHtJUBTOS, ard M. Mack, City Clerk, South Am- lice JuBtlcc- Birmingham against five tho article. Nothing reeorved. Maclver & Letts Don't forget Hints' Fninons Flos anil boy, New Jersey, or Frederick M. P.boys who, she claimed, had frequently Dated September 17, 1!)12. 91 Smith St. linked Henns. Pearse, City Solicitor, 738 Broad St,, entered nor confectionery store on 0. 0. B0GARDU8, PLUMBING Open from 6 a. 111. to 10 p. 111. Newark, N. JJ. WM. H. 1HNES,. S3 First Street RICHARD M. MACK, Boniontown avenue lihd annoyed her. Administrator. Bordontown and FnrkBr Avenue! rl Mls3 Thumhart did not press tho JACOB 0. SHUTTS, Auctioneer. Sonth Ambo;, v- J Telephone 187 South Ainbor PeMli 'Vmboy. C'losiKi Sundays from lillO to I! p. ni, CITIZM. SCHOOL Fl'A'D RELEASE "The securing of these stipulation.-, j M( U-OVH"« WA].LI\(;FORI>" however, in no way controls the di.s- ] WILL (WIE QUICKLIT. AT I'HtHTOR'S THEATRE. 118:—ONE YEAR: $1 IN ADVANCE tribution and allotment above indi- cated, since the plan involves th< TELEPHONE 146-M it Million of Held-Up 101'J casting out from the calculations no; ALL CUTS OF FRESH MEAT LOWER FUULISIIKl) HV Railroad Taxes to Be Distributed nnly ihe value of the franchise, but THE BOOTH Ail BOY l'lUNTING CO. nl Lnut—Plan of .Utornej-Onenil. all lax assessed thereon. FOR THIS WEEK AT "If there is anything further I c.in Entered In tho I'ost oillce atsoulli A in buy do in the matter to which our recent as second class mail matter. Cnder a plan proposed by Attorney- conference related, 1 will cheerfullv Monaghan's Meat Market (icncral h'dmund Wilson, and inform- respond." SATURDAY, SKl'TEMBEH 28, 1912. ally assented to by the fiscal officers The conference referred to by th.' of the State, it is probable that there, attorney general was held with (he 113 David Street. will soon be a distribution of tho advisory committee of the State Board TIIFV I'KKI'KU WILSON. j bulk of tin school moneys collected of Education when he was urged lo Prime Rib Roost 16c ar.il 18c (From Newark News, Sept. 25.) from tho railroads for taxes levied in proceed with steps to bring about thr For the second time within a year 101 i.i. distribution of the school funds. Leg of Spring Liintb - 18c the Democratic voters of New Jersey The proposed adjustment contem- o have emphatically demonstrated that plates the d' ductiun of the franchise Pot Roast they prefer Woodrow Wilson and valuations of three railroads of neat- KKITHMCAX (I I'll FORMKI). what he stands for to James Smith, ly $l,UuO,(iOl>, and the immediate pay- In Princeton the Rciniblican Club, Veal for Roasting 14c nnd 16c Jr., and what he stands for. ment, of the balance regarding which which has been for many years ,1 The first test was last May, when there is no dispute. force for good in tin: town, has re- Mr. Smith ran a ticket of delegates to In a letter to President W. <). cently been reorganized and held two Quality and Weight Guaranteed Telephone Orders the Democratic national convention Sehaufflcr, of the State Hoard of 100.- meetings which were attended by Will Reoeire hostile to Governor Wilson. It w;is ueatiun, the attorney general has out- over 2(H) members. Kx-Assemblytiian Hello 26-J Careful Attention overwhelmingly defeated in every lined the plan which is subject to thTT'T~> AMERICAN BUILDINC, the Senatorial nomination. The result expresses the belief that in view of der II. I'hllllpH of Ihe Uiiivci-Klty, who "There Is u laugh niiscd within tho _l_JJL\i. OX\.J_J JL JljiX, 117-119 Smith Street 1 proves conclusively that the Demo- the circumstances such action by the is also Mayor of Princeton; 1'rofcn- firs! inlnuli ;II'I rale will Involve a IF YOU WANT A given Mr. Smith a plurality, he failed sixteen point drcimal, It is probabl llngford," In Ihe dramatic fiiriii it I.s SCIATICA, AND to carry a single county in the Stale. thill several days will be required !o SIAXY DRIVEN FROM HOME. a Cohan IIIIIHICIII show without musk. GOOD STEW OR FRY LUMBAGO And everywhere the vote against him complete the calculations. Kvery year, In many parts of the lOverythiug nnd i-vcrybody la kept \\ u tiiivc ciiu-d Tliuiiniwi'ts witfl moving Ki) briskly It well nigh makes STOP AT was overwhelming and decisive. In the mean lime there will be i country, thousands are driven from one dizzy." JONES BREAK-UP conference with Collins & Cor their homes by coughs and lung dis- There is no disposition to gloat ov- AND IT WILL CURE YOU er the defeat of Mr. Smith. He was bin, counsel for the Long Dock Com- eases. Friends and business are loft P. F. KENAH'S GftFE Always in stock at the representative of tho old order pany, at which it is expected, a stipu- behind for oilier climates, but this la Post Cards of local views one cent 188 Broadwny. that is passing, and he made the lation will he entered Into that, will costly nnd not always sure. A bet- A. C. PARISEN'S each. Birthday, Comic and Pennant Oysters served in any stylo. Also mistake of attempting to stem an make it safe for the comptroller's ter way—the way of multitudes—is Post Cards also. Geo. W. Jaques' sold in the Bhell. Orders promptly PHARMACY irresistible force. The result is grat- department to disburse a part of tho to use Dr. King's New Discovery and drug store. 7-13-tf Broadway nnd Augusta Street ifying because It shows that the money paid by that company in tux- cure yourself at home. Stay right attended to. Democratic party in New Jersey is es. there, with your friends, and takj really awake, and has allied itself In expressing his views to the State this safe medicine. Throat and lung under the leadership of Woodrow Wil- Board of Education, Attorney (lenerjl troubles find quick relief and health son with the nation-wide movement Wilson said: returns. Its help In coughs, colds, for the restoration of popular govern- "It appears thiit various railroal grip, croup, whooping-cough and sore ment. corporations have paid Into the Stat lungs make it a positive blessing. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Br Fall Bargain§ treasury taxes fur the year J910, pay- able in 1011. All the corporations Guaranteed by Geo. W. Jacnies. AT THE NEW JERSEY PRIMARIES. making these payments, 1 am inform- (From Philadelphia Bulletin, Sep. 25.) ed, have raised no question as to the Although weather conditions opera- validity of the assessment, or as to ted to cause a light vote, the apparent the amount actually due the State TH[ R. WKT CO., KEYPORT, N. J. rejection of the Senati rial candidacy wilh the 'exception of the Long Dock Do you want a of "Jim" Smith is an indication of Company, the New Jersey Junction "TICKER THAT TICKS?" the attitude of the people toward the Railroad Company and the West Shore fINEST PALL FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING old school of politics which should be Railroad Company. The three cor- Of course you do. What heeded. The personal interest of porations last named are seeking to good is a watch that will Governor Wilson was, of course, an review the valuations, which wore STOCK IN MONMOUTH COUNTY important factor, but back of this, made in due course, and appropriate not keep good time? even, is to be recognized the dissat- proceedings to that end are now pend- WATCH YOUR WATCH Greatest Wallpaper &ale Ever Held In isfaction of the rank and file of the ing. and see if it needs repair. electorate with the old organization "Notwithstanding that fact, I am ot the State Mow at its best! and its characteristic methods. This the opinion thnt a certain definite If it does, bring it to me. applies to either party, and to the sum may be, with safety and propri- country at large ns well as to New The longer you neglect ety, disbursed from the State treas- Sc, 10c, and llic papers, including M liic and 20c, papers, new lot of Jersey. President Taft's greatest ury for use of the public school sys- your watch, the more re- strong neat and attractive designs for ttiP^*ft beautiful patterns, including somo mgf handicap in (ho campaign for re-elec- tem. gilt designs suitable for any room now J^^Mb tion i.s not in the fault of his own pairs are necessary. If hall kitchens and bedrooms now.... JStk^J "The method by which this might only Q9%J record as President, but in the or- be accomplished is as follows: your watch ever kept ac- ganization on which he must, in a large measure, depend for support "The comptroller might reduce tho curate time, 1 can again 25c to 30c papers, including spleu- 40c to 50c papers including famous total railroad valuations In the Stato and for which ho is, unjustly, hold did varipty, newest parlor, dining 'I I \g> patterns made by Birge, Peat and f\f\ for the year 1910 by the amount of put it in condition. responsible. room and hall effects, now only | \/\^ Thibaut, all very stylish and new, for ti 1/^ tho valuation of the franchise orig- Expert watch repairing The falling off in (ho Republican inally assessed against the three com- this sale only /w\/V( •--' vote In the New Jersey -primaries panies named. I am Informed that is a science. Let me re- Wo have grouped together sonw yesterday (mould be significant if, on tho pending reviews already referred pair your watch. further nnalysis, It proves to have 20,000 rolls of paper consisting of 20 This brand new lot of l,',000 rolls to have relation to the assessed valua- are all the latest colorings including boon due to nonpartieipation of tion of the franchise of each of these entirely new colors, to be closed out 1 1 \g> Progressives, who, by voting for Ke- SAMUEL KINSTLINGEB the best novelties, nothing worth less fk M corporations. at once at | \J\j than 60c and most are regular 90c to 9 "^Z™1 publlenn candidates would have for- "When this deduction has been Jeweler nnd Optician Values from 30c to 50c. $1.00 goods, now only &\J\j feited their right to Thlid Party pri- made tho local tax originally levied maries next year as well us to Inde- against all tho corporations should be Opp. N.T.&L.B. Station, So. Amboy, pendent nomination proceedings In the reduced by the amount of the tax; Extra Heavy Linoleums only 35c 50c Ingrain Carpets, now 35c near future. In Massachusetts, where levied upon the value of the franchises Tho genuine cork and linseed oil You will not get a better chance to there hns been a lively conlenl for of the New Jersey Junction Railroad cover your floor with a good thick tho Republican Kiihernatorlal nomina- Company, the West Shore Railroad grade, all good patterns, thoroughly carpet for little money. We have tak- rv jw tion, the total viitn of that party aii- Company mid the Long Dock Com- well seasoned, now In fair ska 3 C^g*\ ppurs lo have been Iras than (hat ot en a few of the letter grades and cut -C *^(P pany. An allotment made upon this Going Again! lengths at *JvJ\j thn DemocratK, which is suggestive' basis, less, of course, tho amount due tho price to kJk-rVi of a similar pormaiu'iit defection. the State and the amount Already After a disastrous fire disbursed, would Involve, in my opin- and little business mi- (iOc to 75c Linoleums, now 39c 20.00 !)xl2 Axminster Rugs, Fall I-IST OF LETTERS ion, no clement of peril to tho Stato or to its disbursing officers. pleasantries, I am again We offer as a special Fall bargain Special 14.08 Romaining uncalled for in South several hundred yards of fine goods Beautiful high pile all wool Amboy Post Office for tho week ending "I have just had a conference with prepared to do lOdward .1. Edwards, State comptroller, cut from f|ill rolls, all you wunt id JJfiHrf^ nxiuinsler rugs, choice of orien- TJ /& HIJK Sontombnr 2S, 1012. Mrs. 10. J. Dnltun Kirst street; Tony and he has Informed me> that he is per square yard J? Z/\j tal or florals, now only § K"«U'C/ Ammolllno, W. H. Miller, Capt. Sig- willing to make a distribution In ac- nor, lloat Tionn; Vinceir/.o De Lalln, cordance with the plan here present- PlumbiDg, Heatin Capl. John S. Austin, P.nrpo Volun- ed. No Better Time to Place Your Order for Esilaid Linoleum, our Stock teer; Chlara Villola Kianc'eseo, Casch- irtto Vinuenzo, KalTale Tarallo, John "I have secured from the attorney.) Steam and Gas is Complete and Prices are Very Reasonable. Stafford, Mrs. McGuirr, Henry street; of tho New Jersey Junction Railroad Jack Won I •/.el. John Ulnodgood, Stace Company and the West Shore Rail- tiloodgood, Mr. 1). Stolte. Adam road Company, a stipulation to this Stocks never so full of fine fall bargains in Rag Carpets, Oil Spires, Mrs. Emma Sliivcr, "Mrs. Max Pitting and Nolle. Mrs. K. Olsen, Augusta street; effect—'that I he companies just men- Cloth, Comfortables, Cotton, Linoleums, Wallpaper, Oilcloth Mrs. A. Peterson, Mrs. Carrie John- tioned do not contend, nor will they son, Broadway, neiir Catherine St.; hereafter contend, that the proceed- Rugs, Cocoa Mats and our stock of Miss Florence Ilenn, The rtappold; ings on cerliorari to review tho taxoa Tinning Miss Helen Duggan, Augusta street. affect any moneys heretofore paid by Hans C. Peterson, Boat Reliance; High Grade Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Beds and Bedding Joseph Archer, Boat Olynipia; Viir- said companies to the Stale for the anua Cobb, Capt. W. R. Conway, Hel- jear IIU0, except upon the assessed Small or Large Jobs Bceclvo Same en Thompson, Charles Thorpe, John valuation for franchise. 1 hope to ob- Surpasses any Previous Showing at Our Usual Low Prices. Schoetz, Rev. M. Lord, W. W. Les- tain similar stipulation from the at- Careful Attention. Ask For tonn, Willie Leonard. Annie Hnno, torney representing the Long Dock Jessie A, Letts, A. N. Cleaver, Wil- Estlmnto. liam Baunach. Company. Those letters will be sent to the "As I informed you In our recent THE R. WEST €O. Dead Letter Office September 30, 1912, conference this mutter cannot be dot- If not delivered before. In calling Inltely disposed of until the appro- W. H. BERNARD for the abovo please say "Advortlsod," priate officer nf the Long Dock Com- Tel Keyport, New Jersey giving date of list. pany confers vith Messrs. Collins & B. B. HAINES, P. M, Corhlu, on Si ..tember 20. 175 3^" SOUTH MMBOI The northeast Atlantic coast Is sub j^ct to fogs. One summer a low, ul This Store Closes at 9 P. M. Saturdays most invisible line appeared on the WILL CELEBRATE horizon from .Mark island. It broaden t Rev. II. n,. j The Mystery of I ed until it became ii bank of fog which Residence, Clirlst Cliu.. spread itself over the whole liny. We ITS ANNIVERSARY Fey. W. E. Oriiushaw, Assistant, all kuuw what a fog Is to those who Residence, 30 Ward Avenue. I" Marklsiand traverse the waters, both ships out n sea and small boats near tho laud. I Trenton Fair Program Will Com- Services, Sunday. September 29, 1912, happened that a boat load of pleusur< (St. Michael and All Angels.) memorate Twenty-five Years Christ Church. ^NEWARK'S STORE BEAUTIFUL A TRUE STORY seekers from liailey's Island were caught out in this fog. For hours they Holy Communion 7:30 a. m. }BROAD, NEW***, HALSEY JTKE£TS of Progress. Morning Prayer, Ilaptism and drifted, not kuowiug whether they Sermon 10:30 a. in. We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons By F. A. MITCHEL were going out to sea or toward the Sunday School 2:30 p. m. land. The bay Is full of reefs, and no Every little detail of Die 1912 Trentou Evening Prayer and Sermon 7:30 p. m. one is fitted for a skipper on Its wa Fair, which opens Monday, Sept. 30, Services during the week ending ters except one who knows every reef. and continues Oct. 1, 2. 3 and 4, has October 5 1912. There is uo more attractive region The occupants of Die befogged boa been arranged with the express idea of Friday— ' on the Atlantic coast for summer out- did not know what moment it migli fittingly celebrating the silver anni Choir Rehearsal 7:30 p. m. ings than Caseo bay, Maine, and the strike one of these reefs, a hole be versary of the great educational and many Islands it, contains. There the hot made in its bottom and they would al amusement enterprise. Doane Memorial Chapel. waves of July and August arc dissi- perish. Litany, Baptism and Holy Com- The People of New Jersey It was just twenty-five years ago that munion 10:30 a. m. pated. It Is seldom that there is not Suddenly they discovered within a Die Trentoii Fair tirst opened its gates. Sunday School 2:30 p. m. a breeze there. dozen yards of them a shore in one The beginnimr was modest, but year by In winter the inhabitants of Die Is- part of which was u narrow indenta year it has grown and developed. It Chapel of the Good Shepherd. lands fish, mostly with huge nets. In tlon in the rocks by which they mighl has widened its scope until now it Is Sunday School 3:00 p. m. regarded nil over this continent as one Are Looking to Us More summer those owning bouls turn an make u landing. They were so relieved Evening Prayer, Baptism and that all raised their voices in happy of the most distinguished leaders in the Address 'i:?,Q p, m. honest penny by taking visitors out fair ranks. It has created more now and More upon the glorious waters. At almost exclamations. As they were making their way to Die landing place the din Ideas than other fnirs and has always Baptism is administered aa follows: any time one may see the sail of a At Christ Church, at tho 10:30 a. figure of a man appeared on the short lived up to its motto of adding to its m. service, second Sunday of the pleasure boat bending to the breeze, und shouted: reputation each succeeding year. and the engines of niotorlionts are al- month. livery one of the Uventylive years, was throbbing like a rapid drunihenl. "Keep off! You can't land here!" At Doane Memorial Chapel, at 10:30 For the Things They Want "We will land here," replied Die skip- have been years nf conquest—years of a. m. last Sunday of the month. • per, "and we'll stay here till iln; fogMolewoi'lhy Hrliieveineiit in fiiir his- At Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Not fur from Orr's island, where Har- at 3:30 p. in., last Sunday of month. riet needier Slmvc laid the scene of lifts." tory. Of laic years Secretary Marge- rum lias been I ending every energy for Personal and Home Use one of IIIT stories, and In Ilic eastward "You wont land here," snid the other The Parish House. is Mark islnnd. It contains possibly doggedly. along ediic.'itiniinl lines, and the result Meetings of the Various Societies: liiilt a dozen acres mid is densely wood- As the no:;e of Die boat sera pod th< has been iu;ir\chins advancement hi Sunday—The Sunday School, 2:30 p. m. ed. It slimils IIIDIIC, there being no shore nf Miirk island Die man who pro Die horliiiilhirnl. agricultural and llori Tuesday— bllillecl the landing pushed her away cultural shows. Die cuttle, sheep and The Junior Auxiliary. .. .3:30 p. m. oilier land within several miles ul' it. swine department, Ilic horse breeding They recognize the fact that this Us shores arc rocky, and the waves A man on Dii' boat seized mi oar HIM Tlie Basketball Team... .7:30 p. m. was iilioul In bring it down (in Ilic oth department, wlmol children exhibits Wednesday— curling up on them even In fsiir wcilb- art exhibition nuil poultry show, unlli Tho Boy Scouts 7:30 p. m. is not a local institution, but or warn skippers to keep "IT, while dur- or'n bead when he stopped icicle and drawing n rovoh'cr, Ihrcalciled In shoo It Is generally admitted that It Is an Thursday—The Brotherhood of ing storms they send watery plumes* education to attend the Trenton Fair. SI. Andrew, (Juniors). .8:00 p. m. high iulo the air. Ilic Ill's! man who attempted to come (Seniors) 8:00 p. m. is State wide in all its aspects ashore These years nf conquest will be role During Hie lust decade of Die nine hrnti'd this year by giving to the publli Tho Hector can bo found at the le.enth cent my Mark Inland was pur- There was a violent pi'ulest on I hi pun nf the occupants of the boa I tho most rennirkiible fair along every Rectory (except on Mondays) from chased by a man living In Portland, against being tuniod buck in ibe fug lino that has ever been designed and 8:30 to !):30 a. m., and from 1:30 to some dozen mill's distant, who made possibly In their death. There were Ihrmvn open In all who desire to at- 2:30 p. m., nnd requests that cases of a summer reshlcme of II. In the early tend. sickness be reported to him promptly women iihonnl, ,'ind they begged Du in order that he may attend to them. It is the Store that Serves the State summer lie would go there in bin yacht, men to leave I hi' Inhospitable jihiceam remain during July and August, mid dually prevailed upon Diclu to do so when Die hculra of summer bonrdo n to MAMMOTH EXHIBIT OF So they drifted awny, muttering curses- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH tlic city came anninil, Die 1st of Sep- upon the man who had refused them : FRUIT, FLOWERS AND GRAIN tember, he would lock, biir and bull lauding. his.house and sail away by Die same Her. ('. S. Miller. Fnslor. A dcathkncll had lieeii sounded fur KnsWcnco 120 John Street. conveyance. I he secret of Murk island. Had Du Undoubtedly the Trenton Fair, whicl Wlin was the owner of Murk island opens Sept. UO and closes Oct. 4, lias no man permitted the landing the party Services for the week beginning HAHNE & CO., the people living on the neighboring would not luive remained long on Du peer In the world of fairs in its horll Sunday, September 2'J, 1!U2. hind did not know. Orr's and llnlley's Island and migbl not have gone UK cultural and agricultural exhibits Islands, well stocked with summer cot- Sunday Services. Broad, New and Halsey Sts., Newark, N. J. yards from their .boat, for the fog More than 20,000 square feet of tloor 9:30 a. in. Class. tagers, and boarders, lie In Die west- soon lifted, and they got safely back space is devoted lo these fasciuiiling 9:'l,ri a. m. Junior Class and Junior ward, while- Kohasco Is not far to the departments, which are directed by to their destination with Die story of Epworth League. eastward. No one at any of those their luhiini.'in treatment. Professor Maurice A. Blnko of the 10:30 a. m. Preaching. Subject: plnci'H ever niiide- the acquaintance of Hut why had they been thus treat- New Jersey experimental station ut "The Providence of God." FIBB ALARM SIGNALS. tlie owner nf Mark island, lie wither ed'/ The reply was Dint something New Brunswick. 2:30 p. m. Sunday School. 27—Stockton and First streets. visited any other locality nor Invited was going on at Mark Island that the From year to year these department:- G:45 p. m. Epworth League, led by 32—Bordento-wn avenue and Feltui his neighbors to visit him. Indeed, no have been improved upon until last Win. M. Envmons. perpetrators were unwilling to have 7:30 p. m. Song Service and Sermon. street. LIBRARY! boat was allowed to niiikc a landing known. The story mid this supposed year such a degree of excellence was 36—Broadway and Augusta street. upon his shores. Several persons ill reached as to win unstinted commenda Subject: "Acquaintance with God." All the Best and Latest Books can be reason for the parly having been re Services During tho Week. 45—Main and Augusta streets. fused a landing at Die point of a pis- tion from experts who came from al 64—Broadway and Bordentown ave- Wednesday— Bend at Small Cost. tol passed from mouth to mouth. It parts of the. country attracted by the 8 p. m, Epworth League Business nue. reputation of previous exhibits. £3—P. R. H. Yard Master's Office. Why Go Without Good Sending} was suggested Hint Die desolate lady meeting and election of delegates 72—John street and Stevens avenue. THE A. C. PABISEN LIBBABY wns kept there a prisoner. Hut if Dili- The Trentoii Fair draws its exhibits to the District Convention held at were so why had she not asked to be Ocean Grove. 81—Fourth and Potter streets. South AmboT 4-1-tf from the richest farming territory In taken away by, those on some of the the east, mid under even ordinary cir- Thursday— passing boats? Others thought Dint cumstances the display would be note- Prayer Service, 7:45 p. m. Signal Code. some other person was held there and worthy. However, under the systeu Friday— C. H. EDWARDS the desolate lady wits a party to the Inaugurated by Professor Blake it as- Official Board Meeting 8 p. m. 1 tap wire trouble or flre out CARPENTER and BUILDER Saturday— 2 taps 12 o'clock or test. outrage; lint, though they differed ns sumes so great an Importance as to win Choir rehearsal. 8 p. m. 3-3-3 General alarm. Window mill Door Nets n Specialty to tlie prime, they all agreed that national notice. All are cordially invited, All seats' 4 followed by company number tnea K«finintps Kni'iiishi'd mid Mark island was used for a criminal Flowers of the rarest varieties are free. Good music at all services. box number means that said com- Jobbing Promptly Done purpose. shown, Including a most wonderful dis- pany is wanted there witU appara- tus. P. 0. Box 35 80 Catherine St. Meanwhile Murk island remained nn play of orchids. Not only are cultivat- PRESBYTERIAN CIIIJBCR 5-5—Police force wanted to report bj unknown place. All were euri»us to ed garden flowers, hothouse (lowers and telephone or In person to CItv Hall Buy at home and save money. know what was going on there, but conservatory gems shown, but there is It was no one's business to find out, a special class for wild flowers, mak Bov. George Knne, Pastor. especially since this could not bo done ing a complete exhibit that has notServices for the week beginning except at the risk of getting shot. been approached by any other fair. Sunday, September 29, 1912. More boats sailed about it than before, The same perfection applies to the 10:30 a. m. Morning service and ser- and ou every boat persons stared at it fruit, grain and vegetables. The exhib- mon. wondcringly. All had heard of the it simply exhausts every variety grown. 2:30 p. m. General Sunday School. desolate lady and expected to see her The New Jersey agricultural experi- Classes for all. sitting on a rock, like a mermaid, ment station will make au exhibit cov- 7:00 p. in. Christian Endeavor meet- combing her hair. But the lady did ering tha entire side of one of the ing. not appear. Indeed, no one was to begreat halls. Experiment station ex 7:45 p. m. Evening service and ser- seen on the Island. Yet tlie house was mon. Advertisements in the perts will be present to discuss prob 7:45 p m. Thursday—Prayer and located in its center and so surrounded lems with the farmers and fruit grow- Praise meeting. THEY IJEOAN A HEA1ICU OP THE Pl'.KUISlIS. by trees as to be invisible. ers concerning the control of Insects 4:00 p. m. Friday—Junior Christian SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN ilifforont times approached with the Meanwhile tho story of Mark island and diseases of plants, etc., and gener- Endeavor meeting. riew of going ashore, but they were reached a person who pricked up his al fnrmlng problems. 8:00 p. m. Friday—Chorus rehearsal. ul ways warned off. ears the moment he heard it. Later, Are Working Twenty-Four Hours a Day! when the Portland boat touched the The denizens of Mark island, so far TRENTON FAIR TO HAVE BAPTIST CnOBCII. as those who we.ro used to sailing by landing at Orr's island, he stepped t noticed, were two white men and a ashore and put up nt one of the ho- UNUSUAL POULTRY SHOW. tels. He listened attentively to any Her. Thomas NrnI, Jr., Pastor. colored man who acted as u servant. Residence 71 Second Street Resides, there was n white woman who one who -would talk to bim about Die An advertisement placod in the CITIZEN was occasionally seen sitting in a leafy mystery,' but snid nothing himself. So great bus been the development Services for the week beginning The next day several other men arrived of interest in poultry and pigeons in Sunday, September 29, 1912. has no time limit to its usefulness to the ower above a rock against which the at Orr's island, each man bearing a waters swished. Sometimes she would the territory of the Trenton Fair that Sunday Services. rifle. When asked why they were'arm- It lias become necessary to enlarge the 10:30 a. m. Preaching. advertiser. It works 24 hours a day. If be rending! ami as boats sailed by ed they replied that they were going would look up at those aboard. But Qoor space for the exhibit of 1912. The 2:30 p. m. Bible School Session. your ad is well written and interesting, it on n hunt for moose in the Maine poultry building has been increased, 6:45 p. m. Senior C. E. Society usually she sat idly gazing upon the woods. Since It was about the 1st of meeting. •will bo lnid aside by tlio reader for future loiiutlful bny and the islands lying so that now there Is about 10,000 September, not far from the shooting squnre feet of lloor space, and a safe 7:30 p. m. Preaching. ;ranquilly upon its bosom, yet, wheth- season, the story wtis believed. Week Day Services. reference. Or, if your ad reaches the right er rending or dreaming, there was nl- prediction is that all of It will be tak- Monday. prospect, it will make an impression on bis ivnys n sad look on her face. One morning the man who had first en and more demanded. 7:30 p. m. The Young Men's meeting, G one could be better situated to arrived, accompanied by the hunting Fred Huylor of Peapack, N. .1., who and Brigade drill. memory which will last for days, weeks ieop n secret than on Mark island for party, hired n boat nnd sailed out lias so successfully conducted the Thursday. and oven months. 'he reason that there was no liability through the cut separating Orr's and Trenton Fair poultry shows In recent 7:45 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting. I'o suspicion of having a secret to keep. Bulley's islands; then tlieyturnedtheir years, will be In charge again, and Friday. Consider for a moment, can't you recall Tin: only neighbors nrc those- passing course to the eastward. tills Insures courteous treatment and 3.30 p. m. Junior C. E. Society. In boats. Knch island In Cnsco bay Is A few miles' sail brought them to square dealing. Tho judges will lie 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. an advertisement which you read months Mark Island, und instead of gaping nt selected from among the best in this Come, hear the Gospel and enjoy s locality of itself. Within sight of Christian Fellowship. All scats free. ago which was so strongly improssed on OIT'S and Bailey's Islands are n number It they made straight for the shore. •country, and every detail will be care )f these small oases of the waters, on Ou reaching it Die men cocked their fully arranged to produce a record your memory that you still remember the

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. M. P. CHURCH NOTES NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED. *FIRST NHTIQNHL BfllfK \ SOUTH AMliOV, X. .1. The new hymn books in the schoul Items of Interest From all Parts of the State as Gleaned Prom Our have become 'juile popular. Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. I Capital S5(),OO() Surplus $75,000 Captain Hrltmun, of the Salvation Vndivided Profits Earned, $'MKOOO Army, attended church and made an address to the school. III!? Sliihs Laid For Bridge. ed Suite commander of "In; Clraii'l ' nil, he made his visits—a biey- Army of this Stale. I!P was a member —-David Sndcn .Monday charge.1 There are but two Sundays left The Pennsylvania Railroad iiliicwl This Bank Pays Interest of Jioggs-.lanpway Post No. (17, (!. A. William Dorian and William Connell, of this conference year. Let a into position Sunday four c.onrri'ie It.; Palestine Lodge No. Ill, F. and of dial, place, with atrocious assault ON .U.'COl-NT* SUIUECT TO CHECK double their diligence. slabs, each weighing more Hum si\ly Ions, forming ii concrete brd for (In1 A. M., and Rariiuu Lodge No. C, A. i:n battery and malicious mischief. (). I'. W. lie was n trustee of SI. I' :i;i'i is an uncle of the girl, lio'ii PEli CENT on balance* averaging daily Mrs. Annie Hause lias charge of tli ltiv.* bridge over iMiuinlajiiin Hrook. James's M. ''•• Church of New i'niiiK- (. (lie accused men pleaded non vult C. H. meetings for October and will .liiiii<'Kbui'g. Tlie actual linn: cuiiMiin- .•f.'iOO and over for the month. tt'ick. A widow, formerly JIIHS Anna l:rfore Justice of (lie Peace Phineaa lead or secure a leader. cil in laying Ilio tracks for lh« der- ricks and placing tin' slabs in iiosilln'i Slayback. and a daughter, ilrs. Sher- ;M. liowne at a hearing in Spotswood man <">. I'itt, of Atlantic City, survive ami were held In bail of $200 unc-h fni PER CENT in .Special Deposit Daparj> Mr. Arthur Peterson led a very im- Wils one hour nnd forty-live minutes. Tin; work was in charge of Suporvisor him: also a brother, William Law- tin' i4i-aiiil jury. Soden said Dorian mlMit on accounts of $200 and over remaining pressii'e C. E. service last Sunday eve- rence. haJ warned him several times to ning, Mrs, William Clark, of Mat- Charles K. Whithicli, of Lit(^ local div- ision, and (!<>ors'J Itolihins, of liordmi- cease his additions to Miss CottreH in Bank for at least Three Months prior to ville, officiating at the organ. bill dint lie paiil no heed to throals town. Sparks & Evans, of 1'hllndcl- Struck Down Ity Tlnm In lied l!!iu!i. •Innnary 1 and July 1. • idiiii, arc 11m bridge contractors. Hut The alleged assault occurred Sunday The pastor's class will hold tli .Struck on the head with n brick at inn; supiiortiiiK pier is used ami at evening. In pleading noil vuli tin weekly social next Tuesday evenin Red Hank Monday night, Siniiii. I ISSIJKS TRAVELERS' CHECKS PAYABLE EVERYWHERE. each end is a four-foot abutment slop- luu men declare (hey were intoxicate'! at the home of Mrs. Andrew Dill, lioelner, fur'ly-llve years old, Wash- NULLS FOREIGN DRAFTS PAYABLE IN ANY I'ABT OF ing into tho water. Tlie bridge lias iuul were not aware of whal happened ington, H. C, in in the . muniilli THE WOULD. member ot the class, on North Main been in course of construction for Memorial Hospital, at Ln.,,,' llraneii, •4 * • * street. tivn months; HARRY C. PKKR1XE, President R. C. STEPHENS0N, Cashier wilh a fractured Kliiill, l.iuelncr w is (iclsrl 1'ree Again. •L A d, *. T. FRANCIS PERBINE, Assistant Cashier Last Sunday was a high day at tlk found lying unconscious on the side- "Key." Theodore llnrificT (ioisol, of walk opposite Hie residence of Mr,). church when all of the servieen wen llni'licr CiiiHiuils Suicide. Masking Itldge, who slyled himself {In DIRECTORS: Jolin Holmes, in Wallace rtroot. II nicely attended ami a large niiinbe; After an illness of two yenra An ISIHIIOM of (lod's ('allied nil, was re- I)A\II;L C. CIIASK CHRISTIAN STRAUD HENRY VVOLFF was taken to the olllce of Dr. Man- of new faces visible at the evening tliony Weiigort, sixty-nine yearn old, leased from the Mercer ('ounly work- HARRY C. I'ERRINIC GEORGE V. DOGART ning Wilson, where bin wound w;\.\> l service. and tin; oldest barber in Trenton, com- hoiiHe Iiisl. week, ul'ler .serving a Iw- J, IUIUD PERRINE R. C. STKPHI3NS0N temporarily dressed. Ho was later \ mitted suicide Monday by taking car- iiiuntli term, do vlsih'd (lie fcden'l removed to the hospital in iin aiilo- Several of the choir were absent, bolic; acid, lie leaves a wife and two buildings, where be bad lieen sen- being out of the city, yet the son;; molujje, Although a KIIIMII iimimnt 'if daughter*). tenced for sending objectionable cards > money was I'oftnd in Iloetner's pocket, service was held as usual and Mrs. * # .*. * Id Rev. Thomas Conover, of 'llo.rnn.hh; Marion Dill and Mrs. Jennie Caiiisl if is thought the man was waylaid, Seneca Trihc, No 23, Imp'd. 0. fi. llji{ liKTi'iiM' In I'arui Value. villo. Mr. (IOIHOI would not talk ot SOCIETIES sang a beautiful duet. and Unit, the highwayman was fright- JL, meets every Thursday evening, at In tho sale of Hie George Kennedy ened nwny before he seciinul any- his plans for tho future. (icn, Win. S. TriHix Tost, Nn. 118,8 o'clock, In Knights of Pythias Hall. farm at .lainesbiirg for $12,000, prob- * * A A meets first and third Monday evening, Sachem, George McKenna; Chief of The Sunday School Review lioxt thing of value. Hoeincr went to Red at 7:30 o'clock, In Michael Welsh's ably i.s recorded tin; largest mlvunci! 1 tins- ('lemons. Records, George G. Oliver; Collector Sunday will be conducted by the sup- Hank several iimnllin ago and secured Hall. Commander, Aaron Stlllweli; of Wampum, Stephen Miller. in farm land In tbe period of throo employment us a salesman In a local Adjutant, S. II. Chatten. erintendent with a teacher or ofll T)io marriage of Miss Malvlna years. Kennedy bought tho farm, clothing store. I In left the store late Sterling Castle, No. 50, K. G. E., speaking on one of the lessons of tho demons, daughter of Mrs. and Hi St. Stephen's Lodge, No. G3, F. & A,meots first and third Saturday evening quarter. Come and hear. paying tffl.OOO for the, eighty acres, nnd Monday night remarking that he Into Welcome (i. demons, of lleline!- JI. Meets at K. of I'. Hall, first and of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, at third Mondays of each month (except- lias disposed of Hie property to Wat- would laid! a. walk befure retiring. la, and 10. Wanlell lvins, son of Mr Knights of Pythias Hall, Noble Chief. son Conover, of Manage, nan, who will It is believed the highwayman stop- ing July, August, and holidays) at B. Golden; Master of Records, F. I. The evening service was largely at- and Mrs. (le-orge C. lvins, of Trenton 7:30 p. in. shortly remove to .Jamesburg. Owlns» ped from behind a (tree when hi Stults, Jr. tended when the pastor preached on wits solemnized In St. I'eter's Church struck lioetner, as the wound WIIH on Joel Parker Council, No. CO, Jr. 0. Star Building nnd Loan Association, the text, "Christ In you the Hope of to ill health Mr. Kennedy was com- of Spotswood by the Rev. W. K. Daw pelled to rptire. the side of the man's head. (J. A. M., meets every Friday evening, of South Amboy, N. J., meets In Ctty Glory."—Col. 1:2V. The dowers at thj on Saturday. Only tin' members of In Knights of Pytlilas Hall. Councilor, Hall, on the fourth Monday evening church were numerous and beautiful * A * * tlm Immediate family were present Ansell Morris; Recording Secretary, In each month. President, Thomaa and some were remembered with the The bride wus gowned simply an'l A. R. Chatten. C. Gelsinon; Secretary, John J. Delan- Hoj Dies From Lockjaw. Elopers Offend Mother. ey; Treasurer, John J. Coaltley. bouquets. Charles Jeffrey Head, six years old, beautifully in a brown traveling suit Corm Lodge, No. 80, D. B. S.— The elopement of a lied Dank and hat to match. Over the hat ; Regular meetings second and fourth Singing Society Llederkranz, South of 818 Grove street, Elizabeth, died couple Sunday lias not resulted in Ambor. Practice of singing take* The Sunday School had a regular white chiffon veil was artistically Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., in Sunday night at St. Elizabeth's Hos- permanent parential forgiveness. The Bundensen's Hall. President, Nels place every Monday of each month at rally session and large, school. Mr. darped and her hands were gloved in pital from lockjaw. He was removed couple were Miss Gladys C. Anderson, Kvlest; Secretary, Jens Thompson; 8 p. m. Business meeting held every Howard Anderson, wife and son, mem- to the hospital Saturday evening. white. The groom was attired in u Financial Secretary, Thomaa F. first Monday of each month at 9 sixteen years old, daughter of Mrs. p. m. Fred Thumhart, President; bers of the large 11. P. Church of Read had been in good health up to navy blue suit. Spangenberg; Treasurer, John S. Philadelphia, paid us a visit and Mr. B. C. Anderson, of Wallace street, Lund. Kutscher, vice-president; Harry Rich- Saturday. His parents canndt ac ard, secretary; Chas, Steuerwald, Anderson made a brief address, com- Red Bank, and Harry 10, Denise, twen- count for his illness, but say that it ty-one years old, of Jersey City. For THE FLYING OFFICE. Star of Jersey Lodge, No. 481, B. of treasurer; B. Grohe, librarian. plimenting the school on its success- may have resulted from his vaccina- L. F., and E., meets in Welsh's Hall, the past few weeks Denise had been In the annals of naval and land ful work. tion one month ago. First and Third Sundays of each month visiting at the home of the bride's warfare we have heard much' of at 2 p. m. C. L. Cozzens, Pres- ONE MONTH FREE! * « * A mother. Sunday he said he and ident; L. D. Wortley Finan. Secretary In order to raise the balance to "flying squadrons." It remained, how Seven Months for the 1'rice Gladys were going for a walk. When and Treasurer; John Jemmlson, Re- make $500 a general bakery and pas- Scimtor niodgett's Widow Dies. ever, for the telephone to make i of Six if You Knter NOW they returned, Mrs. Denise showed ;i cording Secretary. try sale will be held under the aus- Mrs. Christina Simpson, eighty possible for railway officials to have Our rooms are cool, light and airy. marriage certificate to her mother. pices of the school Friday, October years old, widow of former United what may be termed a "flying office.' Washington Camp, No. SC, P. 0. S. Tho courses are up-to-date and the Tlie couple were forgiven. Monday 4. All classes assembling at the church States Senator Rufus .1. Blodgett, died A prominent railroad official recently of A. meets second and fourth Monday instruction Is practical. morning Mr. and Mrs. Deniae said nights of each month, at K. of P. Hall at which there will be homo made at Long Branch on Sunday at the said: "We railroad men don't have to Call and see us In our new home they were going down town to shop. at 8 o'clock. Charles T. Grace, pies, cakes (different kinds), bread home of her son, William W. Simpson. be tied down to our city offices any or drop us a postal for Information. They have not since been seen or President, John French, Financial (ginger cake and bread), crullers;1 Mrs. Blodgett was born at Wentworth, more. We can get around over tho Secretary; C. S. Edwards, Recording beard from. The forgiveness has been muffins, etc, also the celebrated Ber- N. H. lines, and see what is going on with Secretary. withdrawn. Tuesday morning Mrs. Trainer's Business College, rien and Rue biscuits for sale. * * * * our own' eyes. Neglect our routine Friendship Council, No. 1G, 9. of L. Anderson said that she would break business? Not much! We do just as meets on alternate Fridays of each American Building, Smith nnd Injured By Full From Ladder. up housekeeping and that she would ranch if not more, with modern meth- month, at 2:30 p. m., in Knights of Slato Streets. Next Sunday evening will be the While at work Saturday afternoo-j not forgive her daughter. Mrs. An-ods." Pythias Hall, First and Stockton monthly service of song at which ser- on the top of a twcnty-live-foot lad- derson's husband died a few years streets, Councilor, Mrs. Sarah Rox- PERTH AMBOY, N. J, This is all brought about by the bury; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada vice 'several anthems will bo sung der, Frank Garrity, of Highlands, ago. Ho was a Middletown Town- fact that the majority of the private Ward. by special request. The whole ser- missed his footing and fell the en- ship farmer. Lawn Mowers Sharpened cars in the United States are now vice Is singing. All lovers of must tiro distance to the pavement below. l'aiil DcGrnw Hamilton Lodge, No. A * * * equipped with Western Electric tel- 552, I!, of E. T., meets every 2d and come. Bring an. extra offering, aa He is in the Long Drench Memorial LOWEST PRICED it is for the conference collections. Maurice A. Itogors. ,. ephones, which may be connected aj fourth Sunday of each month at K. HARDWARE STOISIC IX TOWN. Hospital, where there is said to be no each stopping place to the telephone of P. Hall. President, A. M. Slover; Meeting of conference at Canarsie, hope for his recovery. When the ac- Maurice A. Rogers, whose election Secretary, William Bulman; Treas- (Brooklyn) N. Y., October 8th, The line by means of a line pole. Over cident happened Garrity was In the as President of the New Jersey State urer, Thomas J. Kennedy; Agent of fourth and last Quarterly conference the telephone circuit thus established, Official Publication, Edward McDon- C. I. BERGEN" act of tying two ladders together so Senate, caused a division in that body will be held next Thursday evening the official transacts his routine busi- ough. Corner Stevens nvonue and First streot. ii3 to make a pyramid. in, 1892, died at his home.at Caraden Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, after dovotionnl exercises. This Is Monday night from blood poisoning, ness as well as takes care of any * * * « Protection Engine Company meets (ins HxUiriis, Mantels, Gas important. Let all the members be as the result of paring a corn. Rog- emergency which may arise. He dic- on the fourth Thursday of each month Plates. Etc. present. lU-alli of .Inlm Laurence. ers was chosen to preside by the Re- tates his memoranda, and even his at Engine House, Bergen Hill, at 7:30 John Lawrence, former State com- publicans of the Senate and the Dem- more lengthy letters, to his secretary or p. m. President, William Birmingham; SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Big Stock o Treasurer, Michael Welsh; Foreman mander of the Grand Army of the Re- ocrats refused to recognize his auth- stenographer, who is at headquarters Stationery, Tobacco iindCignrs HK8T HOUSE AND HUNK His private car is his office and with- James Manion; Secretary, James public, died suddenly at hia home at ority and elected their own officers. Greene. UOOltlS FOB KA1LK0AD JIEJf 2G4 Suydam street, Now Brunswick, The election of Rogers was sustained out neglocting every-day matters he CANYAS GLOYES can make inspections or personally General Morgan Lodge, No. SC, L 0. In pursuance of its policy to pro- Sunday morning. Up to Saturday he by the Supreme Court. He was fifty- 0. F., meets every Tuesday evening at vido comfortable rest accommodations was active as-ever, filling his duties four years old, and was prominent in supervise any work, such as clearing 7:30 o'clock, at Knlghta of Pythias at all points for its ewployos in train as assistant to Cg;"*ty Collector the oyster industry. He had wide up a large wreck, the replacing of a Hall, Noble Grand, WE H. Preston; bridge'or the clearing of a snow or Secretary, Charles P. Thomas. MACHINE SHOP service, tho Pennsylvania Railroad ThonuiH H. Haggerty, Mr. Lawrence fraternal affiliations. was taken ill at midnight Saturday, A land slide, while keeping his flngev United Brotherhood of Carpenter! announced on Monday that plans hud A * * « been, preparod for new rest houses doctor was summoned and he seemed upon the "pulse of the road." nnd Joiners of America, Local 1S9S, ENGINES, BOLLEBS and HACHINBBT to rally, but he had another attack Flag Accepted After Delinti'. meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Sunnyslde Yard, on Long Island, In the days before the telephone be- of each month In People's Hall, Sayre- Of all kinds repaired. New York Station, and Waverly several hours later which proved fat- Following a lengthy session ,the vllle. President, Thomas Dolan; Reo. gan to Bupplant the telegraph for MODEL MAKING, PLUMBINg, Transfer, New Jersey. al. An Internal hemorrhage caused Board of Education of Jamesburg, dispatching the message "work on rail- Secretary, Walter S. Compton; Finan. Secretary, George Bowne; Treasurer, The railroad is erecting u two-story death. Tho veteran was born at Mondny night decided to accept the roads, this would not have been pos- GAS FITTING, STEAM AND Denny, Stirlingshire, Scotland, Octo- proposed gift by Mechanics' Home Charles Bnslehart. brick building, forty feel by sixty-six sible, for even if a temporary tele- HOT WATEE KEATDTa feet at. Sunnysldu Yard, It will pro- ber 15, 1839, find came to America it Council No. 71, Jr. 0. If. A. M., of an graph, circuit had been rigged up, It Court Rnrldm, No. 41, F. of A., meets the age of fifteen years. Tie took up American (lag for the new $18,000 on the second and fourth Wednesdays vide ii lunch room und kitchen on tlic would have been necessary to em- of each month, at 8 p. m., in Protec- V. NEWELL JAMES the work of block-cutting, his broth- High School building. Several mem- first floor, while Hie second lloor will ploy experienced operators at both tion Hall. Chief Ranger, Marcus Corner Second and Stockton SU. bo used for lockers and sleeping er-in-law, John Braldwood, being bers opposed the plan, insisting the ends. This would have meant that Peterson; Sub-Chief Ranger, Loula rooms. The two-story brick structure foreman of this department of the taxpayers should purchase their own a personal messago between the Gen- Borland: Finan. Secretary, Edward (it Now York Station will have lunch Janoway & Co., wallpaper faclory. emblem. An extensive program will :ral Manager and the Superintendent Dewan; Treasurer, Michael Zuplco; He was still learning the trndc when Rec. Secretary, Louis Melnzer; Sr. and locker rooms, and the one-story be arranged for the Hag raising Oc- would have had to pass through two Woodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood- F. 15. DeGi-aw, building which will be built at Wav- the Civil War broke out and August tober 11. intervening minds, which would of ward, Nelson Kvlost; Sr. Bendlu, erly Transfer is to be used by em- 13, 1861, lie enlisted in Company 0, « A * * course have detracted from the per- Michael Press; Jr. Beadle, Ludwlg First New Jersey Volunteers, of which Hartraan; Trustees, Aaron Hyer, Sr., ployes during lunch hours. Dog Injures Hoy Seriously. sonal-touch element. This is one of G. M, Way, of New Brunswick, was Richard McCloud, Sr., Andrew Kron- The Pennsylvania Railroad lias rest Alexnnder, the nlnn-yenr-okl son of thG many points wherein the telephone nieycr. captain. This company was attached Is vastly superior to the telegraph Real Estale and houses and bunk rooms at nil term- Viator Morvay, a clothing manufac- to Kearney's First New Jersey Bri- I-nily Grace Lodge, No. 27, I), of R. inals. These are in addition to the turer of Vinelnnd, was seriously In- for use ' on railway systems. gade, the reunion oil which was held 1. 0. O. V. Merits on the First and facilities furnished by the twenty- recently in Cnnulen, and was attended jured by a bulldog belonging to J. Third Friday evening of each month, eight railroad branches of the Young In Scully's Hall, Stevens avenue. Mr.i. by Mr. Lawrence. During the second !. Stevens of that place Mondny. Mrs. Men's Christian Association on tho 'HIE MEN 1VII0 SUCCEED S. Kaufman, N. G.; Mrs. Margaretta battle of Bu)l Run Mr. Lawrence was Stevens ran out to drive boys away Thomas, Recording Secretary. ,Pennsylvania Railroad. as heads of large enterprises are men Insurance Broker taken prisoner. His service as, a sol- from a chestnut 'tree and the dog bit of groat energy. Success, to-day, de- Independence Englno & Hoso Co,, dier did nots end, however, until Aug- Morvay a dozen times. Some ball COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS mands health. To ail ia to fall. It's No. 1. meets 3d Monday In each month •,ist 18B1 ^Returning to New Bruns- plnyers wanted to use bats to beat at 8 o'clock p. m. Forman, L. F. Meln- WHAT WE NEVER FORGET utter folly tor a man to endure weak, wick, MiyLawrence resumed his place off the dog, but Mrs. Stevens was zer, Jr.; President, John B. Wood- according to science, are the things run-down, half alive condition when ward; Secretary, N. N. Pearco. which h/d been loft open for him, aud fearful tho beating would further en- NOTARY PUBLIC associated with our early home life, Electric Bitters will put him right on complied the trade of blockcutter. rage the beast, nnd by an almost sup- Innllio Council, No. (5,1), ot P. IinpM such us Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, that his feet In short ordor. "Four bottles In 1#7B he was promoted to the po- erhuman strength sho linully choked Order of lied Men, meets every Second mother or grandmother used to curu did me more real good than any oth- and Fourth Thursday of tho month, slt(t>n of book-keeper at the wallpaper the animal off, our burns, bolls, scalds, sores, skin er medicine I ever took," writes Chas, at 2.30 p. m. In K. of P Hall. Poca- factory. Ho hold a position In thla eruptions, cuts, sprains or bruises. A A A A i B. Allen, Sylvanla, Qa., "After yeara hontas, Mrs. Mary J. IJ.iyton; K. of R., factory for more than fifty years, Kate J. Berlew. Forty yenrs of cures prove Its mer- f.Irl's Uncle Charged Vifth Bentfoiif of suffering with rheumatism, liver having resigned a year or so ago. Mr. Good SnmitrKnn Lodge, No. 52, K. of Offloe, Port Offloe Bnildlnff. it Unrivaled for piles corns or cold- Caller. rouble, stomach disorders, and de- Lawrfiice served on tho Board ot 1% meets every Wednesday evening at sores. Only 25 cents at Geo. W. Jaq- Telling the *—l Jtijt. h ' be-jn ranged kidneys, I am again, thanks M''-'itIon from 1889 to 1893, being 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias Hall, ucs\ mauled •- _•' A. >H to Electric Bitters, sound and well." corner of First aid Stockton streets. :l nan of the teachers committee Chancellor Commander, Fred H, f^ ,13. Try thorn. Only 50 centa at Geo. W. w In 1901 be wm «V Chapman, Keoper of Records " (Offla Read Citizen Advertisements. "an lies'. Seals, Charles S. Buoltelew.