VOLUME XXXV. NO. 42. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916. Price Three Cents. Will Solicit Funds Riversides Will Play Mrs. Mary t Mundy For War Sufferers The Michelin Quintel "JUST AMONG Dies From Pneumonia H The President of the United State To-nlgbt (Friday) tbe Riverside: Mrs. Mary E. Mundy, wife of Fur- bas designated Thursday, Januar; expect to play the Micbelin quinte: man \V. Mundy, passed away at her TIRE ID UNO on tbe K. of P. Hall court. Tpil 27, as "Jewish Relief Day," and oi home on Bordentown avenue on Sat- Mayor Dey Names George W. Crane, this, day every citiezn, in our land i week has been one of rest for urday afternoon last at tbe age of called upon to participate in thi Jury in f jectmeot Suit of Archibald Rivies for they had no road game; Topic of Paper Read by Mrs. James sixty "years. since last week. Their standup b: George Guodram, f. P. Coan, relief work organized in each com Mrs. Mundy wan ill only a short H. Rowan vs. William A. Mundy the Kearny Domestic Five last Fri D. VaitPett at Woman's Club Meet- munity. time, being attacked witb tbe grip, day night cancelled tbe return gam MM 1. Johnson and R. C. Steph- A committee on relief has bee, for Possession of lands at Mor- ing—Dr. Harden of Newark Gives when afterwards pneumonia develop- with that team booked for Tuesda formed in this city and will call up- ed and her weakened condition could ens* as Board of Governors— gan Beach Decides in Favor of of this past week. Tbe latter gam Interesting Talk on The Hopeful- on every citizen available on thai not resist the force of this dreaded Co«flaint Against Crossing Beds Plaintiff-Will Seriously Affect was the only one booked for tb ness of Cancer"- Other Papers day to solicit funds for the sufferer! Rivies because an unusually hard on disease and death resulted. Mrs, - —jk. I. Grace on School Board. wbo hare been deprived of their al the Bungalow Colony. was looked for. Read During Afternoon Session. Mundy bad resided In this city most by tbe ravages of tbe terrible wa of her days, and bad a large circle now in progress in Europe. Th In addition to the attraction offer of friends who held ber in high Tbe session of the common council war bas brought want to millions of The long deferred suit of Archi ed by the appearance of the Miche- The regular meeting of the esteem. The sympathy o£ tbe com- Taesday evening wag a busy one and innocent persons, and by far the bald H. Rowan against William A lins a Mr. Burd, a noted bariton Woman's Club was held in the City munity goes out to the surviving c/nsiderable business was transacted. most affected seem to be the Jews of Mundy in: ejectment for possession ol aingcr, will be on hand and will Mall on Thursday afternoon, and was busband and children, to whom she ^mong the matters coming up for Poland and Galacla, where five mil land at Morgan Beach occupied the sing a fuw of ills favorite .selections well attended. was a devoted wife and mother. Tho .(action were the appointment ot a lion are in dire distress for want of time of Judge Lloyd In the Supreme Dancing will also be available t Mrs. William P. Nichols, the presi- children are Frank and Oscar M. board of governors for the Public those so disposed. food and clothing. The suffering Court In New Brunswick on Tuos dent, Introduced to the ladies Dr. T. Mundy, Mrs. A. T. Sweigard of New Library, the appointment of Iftr. A. and privation of these people are day and Wednesday. It was befon o Harden, of Newark, who spoke on York, Josephine, George, Jessie, Belle L. Grace as a member of tbe Board something terrible. Therefore, when a Jury which returned a verdict foi MKV8 (1,1111 ENTKKTAINMENT "Tho Hopefulness of Cancer," It was and Anna Mundy. of Education for the next five years, a most Interesting talk, and the ladles the committee waits on you give them tbe plaintiff. AT EMl'IKG NEXT FRIDAY The funeral was held from her the consideration of tbe purchase ot were greatly pleased with the advice a helping hand, remembering oven, a Mundy claimed title under adverse Judging from the advance sale ol late residence on Wednesday after- the ground upon which the Broad- given by tho doctor. nickel will do much good. possession of twenty years, and ol Beats, the forthcoming entertainmeni noon and was largely attended by way fire house now stands, a petition Mrs. 0. 0. Barr read a paper on The general committee of this city having purchased title from estate of to bo given by the Men's Club oi relatives and friends. The Rev. E. R. for the removal of the crossing bellg "Current EventB" and, needless to selected to aid the New York com- Abraham ApplCRato, who used it as Christ Church,, on Friday night, Jan Tllton, pastor of the Baptist Church, on the N. Y. & L. B. R. R. and the say, it was very interesting. mittee In the worthy cause consists a fishing ground previous to tils nary 28, at the Umpire Theatre, i conducted the service, and preached transfer of a liquor license. "Historical New Jersey" was tho of Max Kaufman, Samuel Hoch death. bound to score a big success. Th, an impressive sermon, in which ha A communication from Mayor Del subject sleeted by Miss Emille Day- helser and Charles Safran. Rowan claimed the land under entertainment is described on th extended words of consolation to the named tbe Library Board as follows: ton, and from her paper all indeed The pastors of. the various churches "paper title" which Is backed up by lWBtora as "an evening of refine' bereaved family. After the service G. W. Crane, for five years; George should be proud of our State. in this city could help the cause con a number of old deeds. The firs vaudeville, music, minstrelsy, mlrtli at the house tbe body was conveyed Gundrum, for four years; F, P. Coan, Mrs. James Van Pelt read a paper uiderably it they announced to their record produced was that of a deed and movies," There will bo tw< to South River where interment wag tor three years; John J. Johnson, for on "Just Among Ourselves," and It congregation on Sunday a ayhoposlg given by John Travers and Harriet, minstrel Bklts and It is said that ou made in Monumental cemetery. Still- two years, and R. C. stephenaon, for was so timely and Interesting that of the President's proclamation In be his wife, to William Ross, In 1855, "home talent" firing squad are well well & Mason were funeral directors. •ne year. These with tbe Superin- the ladles finally prevailed upon Mrs. half of the war sufferers, informing taking in a large tract of land In armed with an equipment of JeBt and The pall bearers were Messrs. Harry tendent of 3chools, Prof, 0. O. Barr, Van Pelt to allow her paper for the the people that Thursday next wil eluding the beach front. Ross later jollity, whose brand has acquired B. Ware, Russell B. Havens, Charles and Mayor Wm. 8. Dey, will consti- press. be the day throughout tbe land on transferred the propety to tbe fath favor through long usage since the Steuerwald, Sr., Alfred T. Kerr, tute the hoard, the latter two being which contributions will be sought for er of the present plaintiff. day Noah's ark landed on Moun The directors will meet next Tues- Lenwood VanCIeaf and Peter Slover. members ot the board by virtue ot the relief of these unfortunate people. The original tract was split up In' Aararat. Besides the minstrel skits, day evening with Mrs. Edwin H. their office. The appointments of o to a number of smaller lots, and tbe there will be eight or ten high class Jaques, of John street. the gentlemen named, as well as POLICE COURT KEPT AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. piesent suit involves only the strip vaudeville stunts. Mr. Alfred T. Kerr The paper as submitted by Mrs. that ot! Alonxo I* Grace, were con- BUST THESE DATS About' 3 o'clock last Saturday after- of beach now used by the campers. will have a line orchestra to play Van Felt was as follows: firmed by unanimous vote of tbe noon a limousine with a New York The land Is at the Junction of Cheese- several numbers. Two fine reels o "Just Among Oiirselven." As the result of a free-for-all bat- body. .> Last year when I had the pleasure license broke an axle In front of quake Creek and Rarltan Bay, and moving pictures will complete the tle .on Broadway last Thursday _ The petition regarding the cross- of addressing tbls club, my subject Otto Anderson's reMdence on Upper runs to Laurence Harbor. big show. If any of you are kind enougb to Officer Gleason took six of the riot- / ing bells' called them a nuisance on Mundy claimed that he purchased ers In tow en route to the City Hall. Main street. As the chauffeur at- The tickets of admission (main remember, was, "Optimism" and I account of continued ringing, that it the, land from the estate of Abra- begged you ladies with tears in my When Mayor Dey gave the prisoners tempted to get out to look over the floor) are 25 cents, but those who was impossible, because of tbis con- ham Applegate in 1904, receiving a voice, t.o say only kind things of a hearing the city became tbe richer trouble another limousine en route desire reserved seats can secure the South Amboy. tinued ringing, for residents in tbe deed from Frederic M. P. Pearse, the by about ninety dollars. The ones from Washington, D. C, to Lakewood same by purchasing a 35 cent seat. I am not going to turn turtle this vicinity to sleep; that as warning executor of Applegate'a estate. He fined were: Anton Baloneska, Adam came along and the rear mud guard Reservations may be made on Wed- year, and ask you to say anything bells they were useless because they declared that Applegate had been in bad about us at least to .other people, Arkielski, Cbas. Schultz, Alex Skock- struck the chauffeur and Walled him nesday, Thursday and Friday of the rang all the time, etc. This petitiou possession of the land ever since but it is a good thing to look in the ski, Adam Skuzawski, Simon, Wotz- 1 between the. two cars. The second coming week, by presenting the tic- glass once in a while just to take the evoked a lengthy discussion in which $66 and his possession had never loso, The fines imposed were fifteen car stopped, the occupants expecting ket at Mr. A. C. Parisen's pharmacy, conceit out of ourselves and find we .practically tbe entire council took been disputed or disturbed In any dollars a bead, to find the man seriously injured, corner of Broadway and Augusta are not quite as handsome as we sup- way, so that he has a clear title un- posed. Then, too, the citizen who On Sunday George Reed of Phila- v but he only received a bad cut on street. Tickets of either kind may Councilman Parlsen offered a mo- der the Statute of Limitations, blindly shuts his eyes and says "Dear the head, but nothing serious. be purchased at any time from tbe Old South Amboy is good enough for delphia, was given a sixty day sen- tion that the Public Utilities Com- Jtohn J. Scully went to tbe scene of This was the only defense made to members of the club, or at the fol- me" and does nothing to improve the tence by Mayor Dey for; being drunk mission be communicated with in) the accident, and brought the occu- the suit. Mundy admitted that tbe owing places after next Monday: town Is only one better than he who and disorderly, Officer Mooahan be- accordance with the request of the finds fault with it. Sometimes It Is pants of tbe New York car to thW Rowan family got title to a part of Benjamin Strasser's grocery, Charles ing credited with the arrest petition, which was signed by a large false patriotism to gloss over glaring city, and the wounds of the chauffeur the original tract, but that they were Sprague's barber shop, A. C. Part deflcienlee. Better to face them and Edward Young and William Sulli- number of the residents residing in were attended to. About 11 o'clock iever in possession of the beach and sen's drug store, Alfred Johnson's try to remedy them. van were picked up by Officer Hona- the vicinity of the railroad. Council- that night a new* axle was secured bat Ross was never there. He also clothing store (all on Broadway) and The trouble with most of our people han also and a bearing given them man Stratton favored communicating and the car proceeded on its way. claims that the sale of the beach to Mrs. A. H. Behn's grocery, on Stevens here is that they are contented with Sunday. Both were sentenced to with the superintendent of the rail- oo little. They are like a little blm by the Applegate estate was avenue. serve sixty days in the county jail. road as being the proper official to o publicly advertised and the land was colored boy In New Orleans. A On their arrival there under the The net proceeds of the entertain- raveler offered him a quarter If he whom to look for action. Mr. Parl- PIPE CUTTEH UTJPBED. auctioned off, but that Rowan never watchful eye of City Marshal Mc- ment will be donated by the club to would carry his grip to the nearest sea| maintained that the railroad had Frank Eberlle, of Henry street, made any objection, although he hotel. "Go way Boss," replied the boy, Oabe the warden recognized Sulli- a fund now being raised to furnish nothing to do with the removal of was injured in an explosion at the knew all about the sale. He also Wha fo I want your quarter, I'se got van as an escaped prisoner of some the pariah house one." the.belli because they were Installed Parlin Powder Works Saturday claimed that tbe ' present plaintiff with musical three, years ago. If Sullivan; has to at the order of the commission. morning. Eberlle, who is a pipe cut- equipment. There are some beautiful towns In never acted la the matter except as New Jersey and after traveling around serve his sentence from which be ran Mayor Dey bore out the latter con- ter, was cutting a piece of pipe and the agent of his father. Montclair, the Oranges, Red Bank away as well as the latest one, the tention. when the knife cut through an ex- Tbe jury selected was aB follows: and numerous other neighboring birds will have returned from the The aubject being referred to the plosion resulted. In some way gun- Stewart Will Recover cities, and not all cities of wealth, Southland and tbe Fords will be a Joseph H. Petty, A. H. Brfcm, 'Jfcmetf either, one Is struck anew with the solicitor for an opinion^ reaUlted in cotton bad become lodged In the pipe E. Nolan, Leonard WehrfrlU, George barren, mlskept, uncleaned appear- nuisance once more. his stating that the bells had been and the cutter did not know It. Eber- Erath, Albert Clark, Paul Rush, Clar- from His Injuries ance of South Amboy. If you don't Oni Tuesday Stewart Kay wi flud installed at the order of tbe commis- lle was burned about the.face, hands ence Perrine, Stephen Conover, Wil- ike my words go visiting and see five dollars for stealing the cap of a for yourself. Sometimes outsiders sion as the result of a petition, and eyes and was taken to St Peter'* liam H. Lake, William Mesamahl and John Stewart, of New Brunswick, speak of it to us. > fellow workman. Kay contended that which petition he believed to have hospital, New Brunswick, after be- Henry J. Osterllng. while riding in a Ford auto, was One of our clergymen was speaker he was only playing a Joke on the come from an individual anu not ing attended by Dr. J. B, Beekman, The testimony of a number of old struck on Monday by a locomotive on of the evening at a banquet given other fellow but Special Officer Chria from the Council. Now tbe cltlzehu of Sayreville, No one else was in- •Idents of Madison township was the Rarltan River Railroad at what recently. A number of prominent Doyle didn't have his sense of humor see that the commission made a mis- jured and no Mate resulted from tbe Is known as the Duck Nest's cross- men of New Jersey were present and working and couldnt see where the taken, who testified that Abraham after the dinner our clergyman was take in ordering the bells installed explosion. ^Eberlle was not seriously Applegate, the defendant's grantor, ing. He received a contusion of the ntroduced in this way: "Gentlemen, joke came in. Neither pould tha and that a petition requesting the injured and will shortly be fully had been in possession of the prop- hip and other bruises and cuts. -He Is gives* me great pleasure to intro- mayor, evidently. removal of the bells would be neces- recavered. Tty for more than twenty years. was taken to St. Peter's Hospital, duce to you the Rev. Mr. Blank, who David Walsh was also hailed Into sary before the commission would New Brunswick, where it is said he will speak to us this evening. He The rebuttal of this claim was then comes from tbe dirtiest town In: the the Police Court on Tuesday for get- consider tbe matter. Also that the GERMAN SCPPEB SOOK. taken up by the plaintiff, wbo called will recover. State. South Amboy." You can imag- ting drunk and boisterous and rats- • course of action outlined by the Sec- Stewart was returning from tbe ine our clergyman's feelings as he ing ructions around his home on The Ladles' Aid ot the M. P. itnesBes to testify that this posses- ond ward representative would be a Union Powder works in a Ford auto anologized for the town and explain- Catherine street. He was released Church will hold one of their famous sion, which was admitted, was with ed that he was fljot In any wajt proper one because the railroad hav- truck and had reached the foot of with a. severe reprimand, clemency German Suppers, on Friday evening, the consent, of D. Noble Rowan, Ap- responsible for Its condition and ing Installed the precautionary ap- in incline when he stopped. The car being granted chiefly on account ot Feb. 11, 1916, In the Lecture room of plegate having leased the property further that he bad taken a bath just , pliances at the Instance of the com- started again only to stop in tbe before he left. the man's family. the church. There have been so and that he therefore did not ac- mission would necessarily have to middle of the track according to All honor to Oov. Fielder for his James Qulnn was also given a hear- many requests for this supper that quire any title through adverse pos- have permission or authority for ession. tbe Information received. The engine endorsement of State roads for no ing Tuesday and for getting the ladies have now arranged to give place needs good no'adB worse than' their removal from the same source was not going fast and Instead of and being disorderly was sentenced) the public one and hope they will William Mabley, a grandson of we do.. before taking them down again. throwing the car from tbe track, to serve sixty days in the county find as good a menu as the former kpplegate, testified that he worked I wish it were possible to compel Councilman Hackett thought this pushed it along. hotel. ones. The tickets are only 25c and 'or bis grandfather on the beach all Freeholders to own automobiles inconsistent attitude' upon the part The accident happened at 4 o'clock. nd to make them start from South are within the reach of most every- rom 1881 to 1886, and that at that On Wednesday George Coughlin, ot of the residents in question hardly Dr. A. L. Woods, of South River, was Lmboy and ride five miles in any High Bridge, WBB sentenced to serve body. Supper will be served from 5 Itno Applegate had a number of lirectlon three times a day. Then I fair, to the railroad but expressed called to atten|d the Injured man. to 8 p. m. lndlasses on tbe beach for hauling should like to see them compelled to one hundred and twenty days la jail tin opinion that the railroad would He was taken to tbe Union plant and and John Van Kirk, of Wickatunk, ——o , , n bis seines and that be also had take at least one trip a week to South, be glad to be rid of the maintenance :wo or three small buildings used for there it was found that no bones were North or West Jersey, and occaslonl- was given sixty days. of tbe bells as it would save the ex- New Laid Eggs, at Mahoney's. * iroken, but be was badly bruised. Iy Into New York, Pennsylvania and in itoring his nets. About 1884, ac- Long Island, and compare our mud Thursday a boatman was given a pense of their upkeep. Finally / o ording ia the witness, Applegate The crossing is about one-half mile with the hard gravel roads they find, sentence of three months for being- Councilman Parisen's motion) prgf? Washington Camp No. 36, P. 0. S. ullt a sbanty for his men to live ini rest of the Union Powder Company's Owing to the large plants that have drink and disorderly. The man also vailed unanimously. of A., expect many visitors and the ilant, Stewart having been sent to grown up near us, bringing many carried concealed weapons, consider- urlng the summer. This testimony new people here, South Amboy is , The secretary of the Protection Degree Team from Camp No. 129 of ras corroborated by Andrew H. Slo- lelp, another workman complete a, more prosperous than it bas over ing -which the lightness of his sen- Engine Company advised that Jere- Old Bridge, Monday night, Jan. 24. er, who used to sell groceries to ob at the factory. He was returning een in its history. Several mer- tence is noteworthy. miah O'Conntor had been appointed Several candidates are to be initiated Lpplegate at tbe beach, John Woods ,vhen tbe accident happened. Tbe hants here claim that they sell twice to the Janitorship of the fire house and a general good time Is to be had car was not very badly damaged, the he amount of goods that they did a Best Flour 24% lb. bag, at 95c, at nd William McDowell. rear ago, and it is almost impossible end Lawrence Keys elected to the and a good turn out is desired. You' Slover stated on cross-examina- radiator being, bent as were tbe dash- ;o find "a vacant room or house. Mahoney's. ' ' •" • vacancy In membership left by tba do mot know what a treat you will lon, however, that Applegate voted boards and mud guards. decease of the late Thomas Manion. o _ Many of these transients would All members of South Amboy Lodge miss by not coming out. At 8 rom the village of Soutb Amboy and nake this 'their home permanently, Upon motion of Mr. Parlseni the o'clock K. of P. Hall sure.—B. R. lot from the beach and that be lived BROKE AXIS OF AUTOMOBILE. we had a clean, attractlvo city No. 1654, Loyal Order of Moose, are action of the company was confirmed. Havens, Rec. Secretary. s n South Amboy most of the time. Dr. J. F. Weber broke the rear ltb good sidewalks and shady, well requested to attend a special meet- A requisition for material for the Mabley admitted that the windlasses ,xle of his automobile while turning paved streets, and up-to-date sanitary ing In lodge room, Welsh's Hall, next chools. use of tbe water department submit- A report of the condition of the m the beach were all movable, anil >ff Washington avenue last Saturday Monday night. Business of great im- Let us keep this wave, of prosperity ted by tha water commissioner wiasi First National Bank at close of busi- ere often shifted from place to fternoon late. The deep ruts In portance Is to be brought before the- referred to the "water committee and 1th UB, and not let it ebb back Into members.—John Mulluue, Dictator, ness on December 31 appears on ace. ' hich the wheel caught is supposed he sea of mediocrity. permission granted to the Board of another page of the Citizen. It shows Applegate's •will, a decree of the o have caused the trouble. we are lookini* '- '*«• "lastj Health to use the council chamber this institution to be in a vejy ourt of Chancery authorizing his o —WP" e of Pines Grape Fruit, per doz., ^Continued on Page Four.) flourishing condition. I (Continued On Page Four! Call Hauia, lb. 12%o, at Ms*- •- ' ' •t Mnhoney's. TBS SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEN.
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THE BREEDING PEN. NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSB). According to the department of poultry husbandry of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, one Items of Interest Prom all Parts of the State as Gleaned Prom Our of the most important things which every poultryman Bbould do during Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. the month of January is to establish a special breeding pen. The best matured hens should be separated from the laying flocks and put in Pentay Broke Faith, Is Charge. Union County. For several years Dr. of sufficient depth for use as a ship suitable, pens by themselves. Select Breach of faith is charged against Savitz has been an instructor in the canal. The Commerce and Navigation only the strongest and most vigorous the Pennsylvania Railroad by the state summer schools. Board believes that the construction birds-and those which are the best South Jersey Commuters' Association, Miss "White is a teacher in the of a ship canal between the Dela- representatives of the breed. If pos- which Sunday sent in a letter to Dickinson High School, Jersey City. ware River and Rarltan Bay is more The New Jersey Division sible, only such birds as have made President Rea of the road in response She is a graduate of the University in line with the ideas of the Federal good egg lecords should be put into to Mr. Rea's recent invitation for ex- of New Brunswick, Canada, and has Government and of greater import- the pens, particularly if high egg pressions of opinion as to the cause been active in the movement for tha ance to the state than the coast establishment of a state college for route. Telephone Directory production is one of the objects of of the logs of confidence in the road. breeding. The best layers can be The letter asserts that the company women in New Jersey. For two years * * * * GOES TO PRESS selected by the constant use of the lured many Pennsylvania residents she has been president of the College Driver Fined, loses Permit. Club of Jorsey City. trap nest. Mate with these birds into New Jersey by advertising cheap Jamos Ward of Perth Amboy, driver // you want: cockerels of strong, vigorous consti- rates for commutation service be- • # # * of a truck which hit a passenger bus tution, birds which are the sons of tween Jersey towns and Philadelphia. Km. John F. Dryden Dead. January 13, was fined $20 and costs Your name to appear in the new directory'torys high egg producers. Do not force Once It got the people into New Jer- Mrs. Cynthia Fairchild Dryden, at Rahway on Monday by Judge Your present directory listing changed; \ the breeding birds for egg produc- sey, the letter relates, the railroad widow of John P. Dryden, founder of Harry Blblett for operating tha car tion, but feed the average normal boosted the prices, inflicting great the Prudential Insurance Company of 'without a license. He also lost his Your advertisement inserted where it will \ dally ration. Never put immature hardships on the commuters. Then America, died at 10,30 o'clock Sun- learner's permit. The accident hap- bring telephone trade; young birds in the breeding pen. the letter goes on to recite other day nlglit at her home In IJernards- pened between Rahway and Elizabeth, Never put into the breeding pen birds alleged instances of the company's ville. All the members of her family tho bus being bully damaged. Ward we suggest that you attend to the matter now. which have been sick, far their re- unfair treatment. were at her bedside. Denth, it was pleaded guilty and hiB employers, the covery is never complete. By estab- # « « # announced, was directly duo to an at- Standard Underground Cable Com- lishing a special breeding pen of this tack ot pneumonia from which Mrs. pany of I'crth Amboy, paid his fine. kind, much can be done toward the Mrs. Jesse A. Ilowlnnil. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Dryricn had been suffering slnco tin; • * # * I-B improvement of the quality of poultry Mrs. Maria Jane Howland, widow Wednesday previous. Shu had ticon of Jesse A. Howland, died at Rumson l>h«rr« for Mrs. Orhm Carter. flocks. This is the time to make tha in an enfeebled condition, however, T. SPAWN, Local Commercial Manager, start. Sunday in her sixty-seventh year. for some tima past, due ton paralytic Dcuertod in haste by hor husband, Formerly sse lived In Long Hranch. attack, from which she novor fully Orion Carter, seven years ago, Mrs. 108 Fayette Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. Eight children, four sons and four recovorod. Katherine T, Carter of Westlleld has OUH HABINK CORPS. daughters, survive. They are Jesse obtulneil a final decree of divorce. # # • # The United States marine corps A. Howland, John E., Thomas J. and The decreu was lugucd by Chancellor wag first called into existence by an Corlies Howland of Seabright; MM. Dr. E, I. HM*» is Killed When Train Walker, The story of Carter's de- act of the Continental congress ot Elizabeth Mount, Mrs. Deborah Arm- Hit* His Auto. parture from home, as told In tho Ner. 10, 1775, and gallantly served strong, Mrs. James Cowdon and Miss Dr. E. P, Hanks of Ridge wood road, divorce testimony, was that In 1.908 throughout the Revolutionary war. Mary Howland of Rumson. Westwood, who had dental offices In he was arrested for highway robbery It was disbanded at the close of the New York, Newark, Perth Amboy and by Chief Thomas O'Neill of the West- FIRST HHT10HBL BHNK # #. * * field police. war, April 11, 1782, but was re- lire at Asbarjr Park Caa*e* Bag Lou.Jersey City, was instantly killed nt 8OUTH AMIJOY, N. J. organized and permanently establish- 10.1C o'clock Saturday night when his While Carter was going down the ed July 11, 1798. From that day to Fire destroyed the buildings of tho automobile was struck at the Frank- stairs ot hie home In custody of the this its officers and men have been ABbury Park Press and the ABbury lin avenue crossing of the Brie Rail- Chief he Jumped over the banisters Capital $50,000 Surpluti $75tOOO sealous participants In every expedi- Park Trust Company early Mon- road by a westbound express train. And escaped through the back door Undivided Proflto Earned, $30,000 tion in which the navy has engaged, day morning, entailing a loss of from The automobile was wrecked and Dr.of his bouae, From there he went to and in many trying campaigns they $110,000 to $125,000, A woman was Hanks thrown twenty feot over a Keyport, whore his parents lived, and have won distinction with their breth- overcome by smoke while trying to (ence. As two crossing tenders stat- subsequently communtcated with his ren of the army. save school records in the Trust com- ed they had attempted to stop the wife, asking her for money with This Bank Pays Interest pany building, a fireman wag hit on auto and others corroborated them; which to complete his getaway. It Is the gallant little corps that the head by a brick when the Press OH AOOOOHTS SUBJECT TO CHECK baa «o ably assisted in lighting County Physician S. B. Armstrong During the year or more they lived building wall tell, and several Are- decided an inquest was not neces- PER GENT on balances averaging daily America's battles In every corner of men were almost frozen while fight- together after their marriage Carter the globe (or more than a century. sary, Dr. Hanks was about seventy failed to provide for his wife and on ing the flames in a temperature of years old. $500 and over for the month. Its members are the first men on the twenty-two degrees above tero, which one occasion he was locked up tor n ground la case of trouble with a froze the water as It fell, « * « * month on a charge of non-support. foreign power and the first into bat- Ki-8tat« Senator W. H. Carter. Mrs. Carter was represented In the PER CENT in Havings Department tle In case' of hostilities. They havn Miss 8, Adelaide Hodges, Instructor divorce proceedings by Lloyd Thomp- of the sewing class of the ABbury Former State Senator William H. son. on accounts of $6.00 and over remaining it all times served their country Carter of Fieldsboro, Burlington faithfully both In peace and war and Park High School, was carried out by in Bank for at least Two Months prior to firemen after she bad vainly endeavor- County, died' at Trenton on Sunday. o 3 nave reflected great credit upon them- Senator Carter, who was a Republi- Peculiar Customs of Finns. January 1 and July 1. selves as a corps and on the nation ed to save the records of her class from its quarters on the third floor can, served in the Assembly from The Finn is the most highly prized which • they represent. Ever have servant in Russia, because, in con of the Trust Company building, but 1880 to 1882 and In the Senate from muis nuYMiir coon PATABLI IVMYWU they lived up to the letter as well as traat with the Russian peasant, he SELLS POHHW SaUIM PAYABLPATAMJE II AIT PAW was revived when she reached the 1886 to 1891. He also for a number will not steal. In Finland, or among WllLB. tho spirit of the motto of the corps, of years was an inspector of the "Semper fldells." Marines serve on street. Finns, the Russians say, It is never « « «. # state prison. He was born at New necessary to make use of a lock and HARRY C. PBRRINB. PrtaMeat & C. 8TIPHBK80N. Caaaler both land and sea, but are trained, Castle, Del., March 6, 1835, and Sues for Snow Shoveler*! Death, key. The Russians and Finns dis- T. ntANCIS PUUUNB. AaaMaM Oualtf clothed and equiped very much as established a grocery business in i are soldiers of the land forces. The play the same love for getting drunk DIBBCTOM: Mrs, Augusta Armbrecht of 75 Bordentown several years ago. He and for going to church. The peas- military and naval services ot the Bloomfleld street, Hoboken, whose was active in Methodist Church work. ants ot both races are admirably reg- DANIEL C. CHABB CHBJ8T1AN BTRAUB HBHRT WOLFF United States are,divided Into tbres husband was killed December 17 A widow survives him. ular In their pursuit, of these pleas- HARRY C. PBRRINE OBOBOB T. BOOABT separate and distinct branches—the while shoveling snow on'a railroad ures. Moreover, the Finn and the Rus- J. BAIRD PBRRINE R. C. 8TBPHBMSON army with ita duties on land, the track, on Monday brought a ISO.OOO * * #' # sian are alike superstitious. The head navy at sea and the marine corps, negligence action in the. Circuit Officer Shot Segro Twice. of the new-born child Is thrust Into tha Safe Deposit Boxes SQ.OO which serves both on land and sea.Court against the Delaware, Lacka- After twice firing at Harry Brown, open door of the stove in ordet that The marine corps Is a separate or- wanna & Western Railroad Co. a colored man who made several at- Its family's hearth spirit may become acquainted with it. Now. and again ganization entirely and Is under the On the day in question, it Is claim- tacks upon him. Constable Samuel ' direct supervision of the secretary of this Introduction has been fatal, to the ed, William Armbrecht, the deceased, Lawrence ot Cranbury, sixty years baby. The peasant Finns also be- the navy and usually serves with the was shoveling snow with a number old, brought him to St. Peter's Hos- SOUTHERN DRUG 'navy. In time or war or other public llevo that the dead member of the of other men near Boonton, when a pital, New Brunswick, on Monday family lingers in the household 40 YOUR HOUSE WIRED necessity the president is empowered train, the Chicago Limited, running afternoon for treatment. He then days before taking Ita final departure. MERCHANT MAKES to detach the marines for service at a high rate of speed on a curve, went before Justice of the Peaca AT Lew COST, )'•--• with the army. struck Armbrecht and killed him andCharles W. Sedam and swore out two UNUSUAL STATEMENT five other men. It Is claimed that the complaints against Brown for assault- A girl may not care to be every-'i men's lives had not been properly ing him and resisting an officer. thing to an eligible young man; she's •rest Bualnsss Letsas Due te Light on or off W DIVISION OF ESTATE. guarded In that no warning of the Brown waa shot In both legs, but is usually satisfied to become bis better Ntgltct at the touch of a Mary McNeal, of this city, has filed approach of the train was given. not seriously wounded. half. I button—clean, safe a bill to partition the estate of her Constable Lawrence Monday upon ele&ric light from father, David McNeal, of this city, # « « * learning the man was beating his who dlM intestate several yean ago, longshoremen May Strike. current saving wife went to her aid. He found leaving a house and lota, valued at National MAZDA A strike of 2,500 longshoremen at Brown at the home of the Cranbury approximately $3,000, on Henry street, Hoboken is imminent it was learned resident where she was employed Lamps may be in- In this city. When David McNeal Monday, unless the men get an In- standing over his wife beating her. stalled throughout died he left a widow, Rose A. McNeal, crease in pay. The men now re- He caught Brown by the back of the your home at a co£t and the following children: Mary, ceive thirty-five cents an hour for collar and stopped the attack. Brown John, Rose and Nellie. so low it will sur- day work, fifty cents an hour for then turned on the officer. i,. In her ,1)111 for partition of tha night work, and sixty cents for Sun- prise you. eatate Mary McNeal says that her day work. . They want these prices « « * * Let us figure oldeBt sister, Nolllc, left South Am- increased to forty, sixty and seventy- To Boost X. J. Ship Canal Project nt now—today on wir- boy and the home of her father, then five cents, respectively. In the last alive, twelve or fourteen years ago. fourteen years, the men assert, their Washington. ing your home. Tho family later heard that she had pay has been Increased only two Members of the State Board of Commerce and Navigation have decid- W. WITHERS MILLER gone to Long Branch, whore she Is cents. President of the Polk-Miller Drug eald to havo married. About seven ed to go to Washington January Failing sight for Jas. Dolan « « « •*• Company, Richmond, Vn., la authority years ago John H. McNeal, the to advance the New Jersey ship canal Telephone 121 Two Educators Named to Prepare reading or writing for the following extraordinary state- brother of tho deponent, received a project. While there they will con- ment: 176 Henry SI. letter from Washington, D. C, pur- Code of Morale, fer with Secretary of War Garrison, purposes in middle "I estimate tbnt the business men of porting te be from Nellie McNeal and Announcement waB mide Monday Secretary of the Navy Daniels and and elderly lite; this country could Increase their effi- setting forth that she was then em- by State Commissioner Jot Education the New Jersey Representatives In ciency fully ten per cent by taking an ployed in the Post Office Department Calvin N. Kendall of the nomination Congress. An effort will bo made to occasional laxative and not neglecting of tho United States Government at of Dr. J. J. Sftvltz of Westdeld and have the Federal Government desig- Dangerous? the bowels as most of them do." Washington. Since that time the Miss Edna White off Jersey City to nate as a route to be followed the He also snld tbnt If the Department of Commerce In Washington would COAL/WOOD family has neither directly nor in- prepare a code ot morals suitable line that has already been laid across Not at all, it attend- the state by markers. If this Is done, present eacb business man In the coun- directly heard from Nellie McNeal. for teachers and parentB In the moral ed to when first not- try with s box of Rexall Orderlies, It Futllo endeavors were made to as- or character eduqatlon of children in the New Jersey Legislature will then would be of great benefit to the na- certain tho address. schools and homns. be appealed to tor an appropriation, iced. Convex glasses tional welfare. Rexall Orderlies are BEST QUALITY COAL The requeBt fo • New Jersey.repre- under a resolution of the Legislature prompt In action, pleasant to take and The retltloner asks that the said correct this failing if sentatives was ittado by the National In 1911. never gripe, can be used by men, wom- tract of land and premises be sold Institution for Sloral Instruction, In Another plan Is to ask for a state properly chosen. en or children, and are Just the thing and the proceeds divided among the KINDLING WOOD (M.00 Washington, suggesting that one nom- referendum on the granting of $500,- for toning up sluggish liven. 53 parties entitled thereto, according to inee be a man and the other a woman. 000 for the purchase of a right ot way Our glaaaea ara an Five Barrels for Jll " their respective rights and interests. We hare the exclusive selling rights for There will be at least seventy code for the canal, for presentation to the •9-lnenpenslve luxu- this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cento. YARD: Pin* Avenue and John Bt. The part of the estate belonging to writers contesting for a prize of government. ry In aueh aaaaa. Men* 10 the missing Nellie McNeal, if the bill E. H. JAQUES $5,000 which hits been offered for the Regarding the ship canal project as of partition is allowed, will be turned THE REXALL STORE best composition. All the codes will of first importance, the board has de- Into court until proceedings are In- bo printed in''pamphlet form. cided not to Indorse the proposition stituted to have her declared dead. Dr, Savltz' was formerly an assis- of the Chamber of Commerce of SAMUEL KINSTLINGCR mamo tant state commissioner of education Cape May County's shore resort that Jeweler ud Optlctan 'While some men. tell theirj wives and IB nomi superintendent ot schools the Federal Government be asked to take over the inland waterway. from , ft. R. •latlen f RepnsenUat. tha Moat everything that happens, there -are at Weatflc/ld. Previous to his ap- dome others who tell them a great f' -« assistant commlsiloneV Cape May to Bay Head,' to extend tha Steveae Areaue, aaar Hear* Street OoapaalM Oaly channel northward and to make It many things that never did happev '« M Malta AaAej, B. J. i M Ma Stoat SeathAaan,: -V - 'ifA i % HP THE SOUTH AXBOY CITIZEN. SPORTING COMMENT. 8OOZZTZZ8 FOR THE BALL. Gen. Win. 8. Trues Post, fro, 118. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916. G. A. B, meets first and third Wed KEARNY FIVE FAILED TO nesday afternoon ot each month at In Contrast to the Plain Ex- HIGH SCHOOL 3 o'clock, in Michael Welsh's Hall MEET THE BIVEB8IDE WEEKLY LETTER TO FABMEB8, teriors and Gay Linings. Commander, George H, Seward; Adju- The Riversides were badly disap tant, S. H. Chatten. pointed last Friday night when th. St. Stephen's Lodge, No. U, F. * (By F. R. Stevens, Agriculturist, Domestic Five, of Kearny, failed t MENTIONINGS A. M, meets at K. of P. Hall, Cnt Lehlgh Valley Railroad.) put in an appearance. The excuse and third Mondays of each month given by tbe manager of the Kearny- (excepting July, August and holidays)--* We have a problem in the dair at 7.30 p. m. world concerning which I would liki ites was something about a broken Considerable excitement was caused feed wiie on the trolley line delaying Joel Parker CossclL Ko. M, Jr. ft. suggestions Irom our dairymen, on Thursday of last week, especially U. A. 3L, meet every Friday even- conditions are these: Tbrougbout oui their start until too late for the team among the High School students, by ing in Knights ot Pythias Hall. dairy sections we find altogether toi to get here. The High School game the trial which was held in the City1 Councilor A. L. Peterson; Recording- large a number of so-called "scru with the New Brunswick Universit: Superintendent's .office. Secretary, C. H. Edwards. bulls." It is true that in a goo Five came off as per expectation! Good Samaritan Lodge, Ho. 68, K. many sections these animals may b and the dancing served to while awa; The supplies which were ordered of 1% meets every Wednesday eves- high grade Holsteins, Jerseys o the evening. The majority of th< last June have finally arrived. Tho ing at 8 o'clock, at K. of P. Hall, corner of First and Stockton streets. Guernseys, etc, but even at thai fans were very much disappointed physics classes have heretofore been however and refused to be reconciled Chancellor Commander, Frank L. their influence on the future dair: Poiter For Laymen's Missionary Meat greatly hindered by the lack of prop- Hawse; Keeper of Records and Seals, herds will mean dollars out of tbi The Rivies took on tbe All Stars er material and the news of their William A. Chapman.. farmers' pockets in the next decad composed of well-known players OBJECT OF THE CAMPAIGN. arrival was received with joy. (?) gleaned from among the spectators General Morgan Lodge, Ho. M, I. In some sections, they are not eve 0. O. l\ meets every Tuesday even- who bad gathered for the big same, To Enlict Men For Worldwide Con well-bred grades. Within the past si: The debating team has perfected ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of Of course the Rivies won but the quest In Name of Christ. • months I have seen bulls that showei Its organization and is practicing Pythias Hall. Noble Grand, Hans game was quite interesting neverthe The ultimate object of the conven N. Neil son; Secretary, Charles P. the white face of the Hereford, may 1 diligently for its first debate with less. The All Stars team was com ion of tin Ijiymen's Mtssloiiury Move Thomas; Financial Secratary, Slg. be a little black and white of th< input which opons In Newark. Jan. 30 South River, which is to be held in Emlllussen. Holstein, black nose of the Jersey posed of Rastall, of tbe Universit: Ullii, Is the church wide enlistment o February. Miss Gordon ia captain. Seneca Tribe, No. it, Inp'd. 0. R. or in other cases, the reddish colo: Five; White, of Rutgers Preparator: men for worldwide <:"iii|iiest in th school; Macan, of the Y. M. C, A M* meets every Thursday evening at of the old red Poll, and the gray o iiiiiiiF of Christ. The Inmirullnte nrxpii On Saturday night of last week 8 o'clock, In Knights of Pythias Hall. Sullivan, of Puritan fame, and Grace, iii'cil fcir the rainpulMn at this I line I the Shorthorn, making a combinatioi 1 tho girls' basketball team went Sachem, William H. Coward, Jr.; the Riversides utility man. The Hit failure of two of the three ssivn that no one can study out. Thesi across the river to Perth Amboy anil Chief of Records, George G. Oliver; bulls have no predominant strain ol Rivies had only doubled the scon I'l'otestiiiit powers of the (lay
•—••JTOR RENT—Rooms In Farlsen Building. Of Men's and Boys' Steam he»t, electric light and water. In- Skating is now popular with the qutra on premlaei. 5-7-tt young people. Housework wltu its ceaseless, lium- druin duties ofteu causes a wuuiun to SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOB SAU. "Bill" Rea of Morgan will Dow Bay "go to seed," to become listless and indifferent to both her perauiiul ap- The first week or our great Mid-Winter Clothing Sale has been remarkably TO« SALE—One houBe 11 rooms, all liu-"I told you so." • provemenU, on David Htreet; one house 7 l>cuiauce and what is going on around . rooms on David Street, both properties be- her. She falls to make her work successful. The wise and economical buyers of this city and those from out of town • tWMU Broadway and Stevens Avenue. Also The new Library Board will meet agreeable, to keep her niiiid freshened a lota on Ward Avenue. Inquire of B.-J. 1 were entirely satisfied with the genuine bargains they saw advertised. Did you attend? O'Connor, 185 Broadway. 1-16-2 this Saturday evening for organiza- and alert. The successful girl or wo- man in the business world realizes the A sale of such reliable merchandise as we offer is one that should not be overlooked. FOB BALE—Half of brick house, 68 Second tion. •traot. 7 rooms, attic, Improvements, bath, Importance of keeping her mind bright- not and cold water and gas, Cellar under ened and of doiiiK her work in such a •allre house. Win. T. Hammell, 6» Second Samuel Locker of this city is now In way that it will cutuo easier. The re- Many Good Bargains Still Here Every Item a Great Saving itreet.BouthAiuboy. l-8-tf 'ull possession as postmaster at the - FOR SAIJK—Two houses, almost new, all sult is eucli dn.v is met with the right Improvements, on Louisa street, between Parlin post office. thought, tile work is done systemati- Pin* avenue and Keltus street. A bargain. Apply to A. H. Slover, Fine ayenue^ao-tf cally, mid the worker herself becomes Briegs-Built Suits and Overcoats The mid-year examinations in themoijp capable, better fitted to meet the WJR HALE—House wltb elurlt rooms and baument, and two lots, on Augusta street, Public Schools will be held during unexpected demands that every little $10.00 NOW between Stevens avenue and Broadway, while come up. WERE 8.00 South Amboy. N. J. Apply John A. Lovely, the next week. . WERE 912.50 NOW 10.00 or William*. Hubbard. 10-23-tf "We arc not all fitted for housework," FOB SALE-Cheap, two lots on Ward ave- Several additional radiators have we say upologetkully. That is why so WERE $15.00 NOW 12.00 nue. Inquire at 178 Droadwa?. 8-M-tf been added to the heating plant In many of u.s arc fnlliirttt at It. There is HEAL ESTATE AND KENT COLLECT- of course some truth in tills. Indeed, WERE $18.00 NOW 14.00 Ini Agenoy.—I have some very desirable the Empire Tbeatre. >houM*>and building sites for sale, Call and we are not ull titted for housework, WERE $20.00 NOW 16.00 MC*ltofc Bent collections a specialty. You but cvery'wonmn knows Unit when she can save much annoyance by letting me col- WERE $22.50 NOW 18.00 "' lect your rents. Fire Insurance placed In A telephone has been Installed in assiiniL'H the tnniiiiKciuciit of a home reliable companies. Win. H. l'arlsen,,169 the Sprague residence on Pine avenue she, und she: nlune, is responsible for WERE $23.00 NOW 20.00 • Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. 0-1-62 during the past week. the success or failure of tlie work in FOB SALE—A nice six room homo In de- $80.00 NOW sirable location. It will prove a great bar- that Ilium'. WERE 24.00 Kaln and a valuable investment to the buyer If gasolene keeps on rising tn( We hear a lot about the "drudgery" who secure* it. A grand 8 room residence of lioiiHewoi'ki hill, if women would with Improvements on the most central and price automobiles will goon be rele- DODUlar street In this city; convenient to all only Htud.v up on It housework would biulnMa places and depots. A live acre farm gated to the storehouse. Custom Tailored Clothes Bargains in Boys' Clothes with a brick residence, as cheap as a homeoo not seem as dlstiiHlefnl us many wo- m single lot. Just what you have been look- men Hcein to think It In, In these days have a special attraction Were $4 Now 2.98 Si ini for and talking about. Get It and reduce Books are now open for subscrip- ^ JhJ high oost of loving. Apply to Charles S. of labor saving devices it seems In- Buckilew. 2-W-tf tions to Series No. 28 of the Star credible that women will worry uloiij; at the low price of Were $5 Now 3.75 Building and Loan Association. In the old way of doing things. Tell a woiuiin wliosu shoulders have be- Were «O Now 4.50 nsciLLAinoim. come bent from broom sweeping Unit All were $28 to $98 values. Were «$7.5O Now 5.98 Jacob B. Rubin has opened a a carpet sweeper will do the work bet- ' FOR SALE OHEAP-A top wagon In good ladies' and gents' furnishing store in CpndlUou. Inquire€ITI«KN Otlke. 1-8-tf ter and enslcr mid you will not be 1 the Hubbard building, 146 Broadway. thanked for your trouble. She will 'THE STORE THAO? SATISFIES' POR 8ALB—One new parlor stove, H.O0, cling to the broom, meanwhile be- The weather man bas also put La moaning the fact that her work Is Grippe on the run with the lower "never done." The old fashioned cook temperature that bas prevailed this and her coal stove hnve been lauded miMoac*. sky high, but the delicious meals pre- MONEY TO LOAN In sums ofUOO, WOO, 1300, week. M M00 and up to NOW. Inquire at Law pared these days in the tireless cooker fflewol John X. Lovely, 1» Broadway. have the old time cook and her coal Th» Tallar, Clothltr ansi Hab*r4nh«r MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. Tbe Cbrlst Church Hen's Club fire benten a dozen different ways. Apply to J. A. Coan, P. O. Building. Minstrel entertainment Is scheduled Tbe woman who has become a house- 91 Smith StrMt P«rth Amboy. N. J. for the Empire Theatre next Friday hold' drudge has only herself to blame. AUTOMOBIUES. evening. No man likes to see bis wife in that role. Any woman who can read can make her housework easier and do It Water Commissioner Daniel J. Don- better. Take, for Instance, the splen- Mrs. Minnie M. Bolton, ot Pater- Mr. and Mrs. James Dill, ot Feltus lin Is having a house built on Henry- did household articles published each son, is visiting the Rev. and Mrs. J.and George streets, are receiving the street. Jonathan Compton bas the LOST ARV FOOTO. day in many papers. .Cooking, sew- W. Mlnntr, this week. She attended hearty congratulations of their friends contract ing, caring for babies, tbe general work over the arrival this week of a LOST—On Sunday evening. January 18. a of the house, are bandleiTstt'that every the Union prayer meeting which was gold belt pin. rinder suitably rewarded If held Wednesday evening in thebouncing pair of twins (a boy and a returned to Miss Ell«a Donlln, Henry street. J. Frank Scully and William M. one may learn. Baptist Church and gave two mes-girl). This is the second visit of the Eramons have been selected to make The banker, lawyer—In fact, every sages of song accompanied with the stork with twins also a boy and a NOTICE. out the financial report of the city professional and business man—reads up on his particular work. Why can- auto harp. Mrs. Bolton will be at the girl to brighten their hearthstone in for the past year. SERIES NO. IS OF STAR BUILD- not women ape tbe logic of reading up services at the Methodist Protestant twenty months time. The proud fath- Ing tad Loan Aisoclatlon itock is on their household needs? The wife, Church on Sunday, and render several er, son ot Herman Dill, Is incidental- 80L7E T001 POWn . Horace Wilson Is having a fine now open for iiibacrlptlon. the mother In her home, has been in- selections. ly one of a family of twenty children. Shares mar be obtained from bungalow built on David street by trusted wltb a greater work than the o PlOILnWITIAl Lambertion it Reese. It Is on themost successful lawyer or banker. Secretary or Treasurer. California style. Don't go to seed. Fill your mind Prudery Is a wig often used to Aluminum In •itrgary. Star Building and Loan Association with happy thoughts. Stop being a cover a bald character. Aluminum shapes to nt all parts ot ELECTRIC MOTOR! JOHN J. DELANEV, Secy. The Board of Health will hold a drudge. Even It silver threads are the human body, pierced with chan- No dirt, noise or odors. 211 Broadway showing in the gold or the darkness nels for hot or cold water circulation, JOHN J. COAKLEY, Treai. regular monthly meeting In the Coun- of your hair, do it up as prettily as pos- To Borie». Lemons. nave been Invented by a Viennese sur- Coal and Oaaollna havo gon* up In cil Chamber In the City Hall next Lemons that have become hard ant Cor. Broadway and Auanita St. sible. Go out and lose yourself hi the geon for use as surgical compresses. prlool Thursday evening. gay crowds occasionally. Forget all dry can be made soft and juicy again about yourself. Tbe walk will bring by putting them Into a pan of hot wa- Electric fbtes arc the Same! ter and letting them remain at almost Every man favors honest govern- The sounds of explosions heard in roses Into your cheeks, and when you POWD£R reach home you'll have a fine appetite the same temperature without boiling ment as long as it doesn't interfere ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.. this city on Thursday were the re- (or two hour*. with his Interests. sult of powder tests at the Union for supper, Just try It and see! KIYPORT, N. J. WORKERS' Powder plant at Glllesple. KNITTED SMARTNESS. SHOES 1 The Board of Education will hold tne regular monthly meeting in theThis Is One ef ths Sweaters Wttheut made of-black Gun Metal Superintendent's office In School No. Frills or Fur. MEAT 2 next Wednesday evening. This two piece skating outfit, knit leather. Goodyear Welt with such stunning ribs, has a roll sewed sole. Pegged heel The Raritan River Railroad has RORAK'S No nails'in heel, or sole. purchased another pair of passengers coaches. Superintendent Himmelber- MARKET A strong, but neat and ser DUMIIt O MARIf ger selected them this week. viceable shoe. THESE SPECIALS ARE FOR THE WHOLE WEEK ,Q. W. Crane, general Shipping and Terminal Agent, P. R. R., was sud- DOZ. denly • taken 111 on Thursday while Beef Steak, 2 lbs. - 87c 32C sitting in a chair in his office.
Can any one explain why so many Cali. Hams Roasting Chickens J. ALFRED JOHNSON men are seen Sundays on the streets MCI AND MAN under the Influence of liquor? Three "The Regal Store." years ago such a sight was a rarity. V Hi Ib 17S Broadway, The Ladies' Auxiliary of tbe P. R. R. Y. M.. C. A. will hold their regular South Amboy, N. J meeting next Tuesday at 2 p. m. -at Pork Chops ifiV IL Sugar Cured Hams Ifi^rlh the association building. A full at- tendance Is desired. •PICIAL ^ IV4LIU "Armour's or Swift's IV^IU CARD OF THANKS. The undersigned hereby express A man entered the Parlin Post Of- Jersey Pork Loins Hamburger, Iresb chopped their thankB to their many friends fice the other day in search of a Cross Rib Pot Roast WHOLE OR HALF for expression^ ot sympathy in tbestoye which he expected to come by death of their beloved wife and Parcel Post. We don't know yet 14!clb mother; also to all who assisted at whether he got it or not. 15olb the burial and sent floral tributes of love. , The Marigold Quartett, consisting PRIME RIB ROAST Fresh Spare Ribs fRESH SHOULDERS LAMB CHOPS MR. .FURMAN W. MUNDY AND of a bevy of young ladles, gave a very FAMILY. line entertainment at the Empire 14k-16klb. 3 lbs 25c. 12?clb 18c lb Theatre Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Woman's Club, Edward Letts is able to be around again after being laid up for several Benjamin Schuyler entertained a »5c SPECIALS! POT ROAST 3 Iba SPARE RIBS 25c SALT PORK months from nerve trouble. He says number of friends at his home on In .unloading a car of heavy yellow Main street on Wednesday evening. 5 lbs FRESH PIG3 FEET 25c pine lumber he strained the nerves of AH bad a most delightful time e|nd 12k Ib 3 lbs PIUKIiED PIGS' FEET 35c 2 lbs 25c his legs, which was the cause of allpronounced Benny a royal good host. 6 lbs SOUR KRAUT 35c his trouble. FOB THE 8KATBB. A beer truck and an automobile .-ollar that may be buttoned up snugly Corned Beef, Plate or Brisket HOME MADE SAUSAGE LEGS OF SPRING LAMB On Wednesday last the Raritan collided on Main street near Potter I need be. Biz white pearl buttons LOOSE PR LINK liver Railroad commenced running street on Thursday evening, and the and patch pockets relieve the plainness 82c lb 2Oc lb combinations of empty barrels, etc.,' of the rib, just as two pompons do tbe 15Ac lb train No. 3 In two sections, the first cap. delayed trolley traffic, section leaving Bergen Hill at 7 a. Nottca-Oar Mart* will OIOM at I p.m.on Tuaidara and Tbnndara. m., in order to pick up the crowd Gingtr Cookies. that generally awaits the regular After hearing the Rev, "Billy" Sun- Two cupfuls of molasses, a cupful ftairiambar tha plao*, eall or t»l«phon«. Mf« aall juat aa w» advartlaa. train there. It is often the case that day preach last Friday, Rev. H. 0.of sugar, a cupful of shortening, a cup- this train., was so crowded on leav- White, pastor of tbe Presbyterian ful of water, two tcagpoonfuls of soda, salt, a teasponnful of ginger, two cup- Telephone 261 ing the C. R. R. station that *> atop! Church, of this city, is very favorably fuls oPralslns and flour to make dough. 4 184 Broadway Sonjh Amboy v>uid be-made to take on passenger. 1 impressed with the ability of the Will make six dozen cookies. r THE SOUTH iXBOT CITIZEN. LIBRARY BOARD AI'l'OIXTED. BO HAS WINS. TITLE TO LAND. NOT PLEASED OVER SOME fIGURES Or INTEREST TO TAXPAYERS. FIELD? TERMS:—ONE YEAB: $1 IN ADVANCE (Continued from Page One.) (Continued From Page One) for the holding of the meetings of The report of Collector Diebert read at last meeting of Council con- executor to sell tbe property, and a Senator Florence D TCLtPHONE ISO the board, they communicating the deed from Frederic M. P. Pearse as tained much detailed Information that will prove of interest to the taxpay- cause Governor Sin PUUI.ISHKD HI fact that the lower floor was not ers of the city. From the report we find that $1,497.91 was collected in in- executor to William A. Mundy, the 1 THE SOUTH AMBOY PitlNTlKG CO. deemed adequate for the purpose of terest during the year, and that the saloon licenses amounted to $12,950. present defendant, were then pro- Prosecutor of Mid. their meetings. All communlcaUous or Items or news re- From petty licenses and fines $892 was collected. The report in full show- duced to show Mundy's acquisition Senator W. Bdwii eelved by us must be accompanied by the An application for the transfer ot ing collections from January 11 to December 31, 1915, was as follows: I of Applegate's title. Tbe defendant crat, of Middlesex signature of the writer to insure publication the liquor license of Amos Stratton disappointment Mom Received from— Amount Interest - Total rested his case here, and tbe plain- to John Fee was referred to the Entered In the Post omce at South Amboy Stevens Avenue Sewer Taps $120 00 $6 92 $126 92 tiff attempted to prove that Apple- contrary to his wit,- at second class man matter. license committee. After a recess Sanitary Sewer Taps 804 00 804 00 gate held the property under a lease Fielder sent to the Senate u» ap- for the purpose of examination the Bordentown Ave. Flagging & Curbing 165 16 25 33 190 49 from D. Noble Rowan. pointment of Joseph A. Strieker of committee reported favorably and the Augusta Street Flagging 24180 20 90 262«70 1 Perth Amboy as prosecutor Ot Mid- SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916. Augusta Street Curbing 254 86 22 16 277 02 This claim was aided considerably application was granted by the coun- David Street Flagging 148 61 15 92 164 53 by one of the defendant's own wit- dlesex, as successor to tbe Senator cil upon reconvening. David Street Curbing 107 66 14 07 12173 nesses that at the time the property himself. Mr. Florence bad urged the . Some years 'ago the people of this When the application first came up Portia Street Grading 20 00 20 00 was sold for taxes in 1902 Mr. Rowan appointment of Assistant Prosecutor ' fcity demanded bells at all street rail- Solicitor Coan stated that he had John Street Curbing 328 29 38 08 366 37 asked Mr. Applegate for the back John A. Coan, and before the nomi- road crossings, which was vigorously John Street Flagging 354 99 32 80 387 23 noticed that every communication rent on the property but Applegate nation was sent in Monday night opposed by the railroad company. David Street Concrete Walk 32 00 6 20 38 20 that had ben read by the clerk up to refused to pay it. there was a long conference In the The Board of Utility Commissioners Uroadway Pavement 2,640 71 415 80 2,956 51 that time in the meeting had baen Stevens Avenue Pavement 2,916 26 486 85 3,403 11 Governor's office and outside the were appealed to and the board or- | Edward Barker, the Township Col- addressed to the Mayor and Common State Treasurer of School Funds 15,253 53 15,253 53 Senate corridor by Democratic poli- dered the bells installed. Now these , lector, who is 60 years old, testified Council. This was not correct, he Public Service R. R, Co., maintenance ticians from Middlesex. same people demand these bells be re- track Broadway 193 08 193 08 that he remembered going down to said, as the official title of the body moved. It must be admitted that the Madison Township Account Poor 326 65 326 65 the beach as a boy to fish anid that Strieker was slated early for the was "The Common Council of the Street Commissioner, account old junk 1 00 • 1 00 system by which these bells are Applegate was then in possession. job and would probably have been City of South Amboy, N. J." The City Clerk, Saloon Licenses 12,950 00 12,950 00 arranged make them a nuiBance, be- I He also had a house on the property nominated a week ago but for the former body does not exist now al- Fire Department Sale Fire House and cause they ring continually when Refund on Insurance 18 50 18 50 in which his workmen lived during development of friction in the Demo- though it wus the official title of the trains are remaining on sidings. The Matchett HOUB° Rents 45 00 .45 00 the fishing season, and the witness cratic ranks. governing body when this city was bells would be alright if they only Jersey Central Traction Co., removing testified thnt it was "a regular Another nomination by the Gover- only a borough. Mr. Coan called at- snow 30 00 30 00 rang when trains were approaching I boarding house." Baker testified that nor that has raised a Btorm among tention to the fact that the address- City Recorder, petty licenses < 509 00 ' 509 00 the crossings, but as it Is now th? the houses on the beach were built the Republicans is that of Grover 0. ing of a communication to a body City Recorder, doe licenses 79 00 79 00 people pay little attention to the hull, City Recorder, petty fines 304 00 301 00 by Applegate. Richman, who was named last week that has no legal existence might unless tbe gates are down. Star MiiildinK & Loan Association 24 00 , 24 00 On cross-oxamination, however, the to succeed Joseph K. Summerhlll as tend to deprive a matter of consid- Sewer reopened B 00 6 00 prosecutor of Gloucester. The Re- Pi Androvutte Towing Co 60 00 CO 00 witness admitted that for a long time eration if carried into the courts. Applegate boarded his men at a place r bllcans of the county', are up in Last Sunday two boys of about Snnitiiry Sower Service outside city His opinion Beemeil to .be that it on the other side of Cheesequake arms over what they declare to be a sixteen years of age were seen on llinltB i.. 15 00 15 00 would ho better to return a com- lOlIS TUXOH , 356 08 44 70 ' 40138 Creole and not on the property in Democratic trick to kee{| members the streets in an intoxicated condi- munication for correction now before IHU Taxes ; 8,247 43 368 68 8,016 11 question. He also admitted that Ap- of their party In control. Summer- tion and in a quarrelsome state of 101 fi 'luxes 44,33169 44,33161) the continuance of the error cnuseil plegato lived chiefly at South Amboy hill resigned, and instead oi making mind, Whoever sold these infants Water Department, from Jan, 11, 101B inconvenience and trouble. The chair and not on the property. Barker's an ad interim appointment Governor liquor should be deprived of the to Dec. Slut, 19IS 20,883 88 20,883 88 had a great deal to say regarding testimony was largely corroborated Fielder waited until the Senate con- right to sell, and the parents of the tho matter having been spoken of be- Totals $111,667 78 $1,497 91 $113,165 69 by Frederic Schoonnuister, the Town vened. The appointment is for a five boys would be doing a public good, fore by the Solicitor, but the wrltert Clerk. year term, but there is a likelihood If they prosecuted the parties who failed to get his point of contention the property was for sale awd at the taxpayers' property. Who among that the Judiciary committee, to gold their sons liquor. Indications or argument. Rowan Hid at Tax Sate. what IlKiire was adopted. you would not gladly pay a dollar or Evidence which tbe defendant which tbe nomination was referred, strongly point toward the suspicion two a year for ten to twenty years will not report it out. that liquor la being sold In tbfa cltdV The annual reports ot tho city col- The bi-weekly reports of tho col- and have good pavements and free- claimed showed that Rowan had no on Sundays in' violation ot the lav. lector and treasurer were received lector and treasurer were read und dom from dust during that period? title to'the land was then given by Some ot the Gloucester men are and filed after being read. Tho lat- upon motion received and filed. Another thing that we find In many Ebenezer Bound, former Collector, telling a story of how the Governor o ter showed the total moneys recoivod Councilman Parlsen spoke of hav- cities that we have not here Is a who testified that in 1902 the prop- wrote Mr. Sumraerhlll a sharp letter THE GOOD CITIZEN. as being $149,616.29 and the balance Shade Tree Commission, which be- in connection with a complaint that ing been in conversation with one of! sides planting new trees imposes u erty was sold for taxes and that Ap- What Is a good citizen? If of tha on hand Jan. 1st, 1916, $24,388.36. tho freeholders upon the matter ot lino on anyone cutting down or In- plegate and Rowan bid against each was lodged against him by a citlien blffbeit type he mutt fulfill many re- This was for the entire year 1915. Main street paving during the dom- juring a tree. This would overcome other for it. of the county who thought tbe pros- quirements. In mentioning some of The other report showed receipts ing summer. This freeholder had the objection that many residents This evidence started an interest- ecutor did not take the initiative In" these qualifications the order In which from Jan. 11th, 1915, to Dec. 31st, voiced a thought to the effect that it here have to planting trees in South prosecuting a man for embexilement. Amboy. Ing legal battle when former Justice they are presented Is not to be re- 1915, amounting to $113,165.69. would be a good Idea for the council' I hope that this club will take Collins, counsel for the plaintiff, ob- Following the receipt of the Gover- garded as Indicating their relative When the mayor's communication to meet with the county body for the* some measure toward petitioning the jected to the evidence. It wasadmit- nor's letter, tbe Summerhlll resigna- importance. A good citizen earns bis appointing, the library board was purpose of discussing the matter. A council to appoint such a commis- ed, however, as tending to show tion was received. Now the Glouces- , living, and a little more, or a great read Councilman Hackett wanted to motion) to that effect was made byi sion. whether or not Rowan thought he ter men are charging tbe Democrats While the mud Is thick upon our with using tbe complaint against deal more, according to his ability. know how the city was to provide for the Second ward representative and streets and before the spring winds had title to tbe land. During the ,He earns big living by the direct pro- the maintenance of the library. This unanimously adopted. and the summer sun have turned It fight, Judge Collins won a point by Summerhill to force hU resignation duction of things desired by himself evoked some discussion and copious into dust to cover our parlor tables, reading into the record a lengthy before tbe expiration of bis term so can we not hint, suggest, request or and others, by the distribution of remarks from the chair. The solici- extract from a previous trial of the that another five-year lease on tbe "JUST AMONG OURSELVES." demand, in the form of petitions or Job might accure to the party. such articles, by the faithful dis- tor was appealed to and he Informed resolutions that tbe Council and Free- case which tended to Impeach the charge of the many clerical duties the body that the law permitted the holders refrain from putting the soft testimony of the witness. His per- The appointment of Walter P. Gard- (Continued from Page One.) clay which turns to mud with the first which modern civilization makes use of the city moneys not otherwise Strangers come and strangers go, but sistence In reading the extract despite ner as Judge of the Court of Errors appropriated for the use of the rain, upon our roads, but buy hard objections 'by opposing counsel and and Appeals was held up by Senator necessary; in general by ministering do we call upon them? Well, hardly gravel and put in the country roads to human needs and legitimate de- library, the laws regarding the Pub- ever. If, by any chance, we do hap- and in the city streets which they do the court and bis repeated declara- Gaunt, who seemed to be under the lic Library as an adjunct to the Pub- pen to meet them, and do happen to not Intend to pave this year—If there tions that there was "only a little bit impression that the position required sires. Getting other people's money like them, we ask them to call upon away from them Is not earning a lic Schools. The solicitor cited the are any. more" created considerable amuse- a lawyer. Mr. Gaunt was convinced us. Tbe Woman's Club members In- Ladies, this Is Just among our- living. The good citizen obeys the profits of the water department as dividually can do much toward ment in the court room. that he was In error, and it is prob- city money not otherwise appropriat- selves. When we talk with outsiders laws. He cheerfully contributes his remedying this, because this is one let us speak of our many charming An interesting legal point was able Mr. Gardner's nomination will, ed. This provision In the law held thing that Is not the fault of the share toward the common expenses citizens and our beautiful view. brought up during the afternoon be confirmed next week. only in case there, had been no ap- Mayor or the Council or the Free- of the community and the nation; in holders, or any of the men, but la HELEN M. VAN PELT. when the plaintiff objected to the propriation made for the expenses of other words, he is not a tax dodger strictly up to us. sufficiency of tbe defendant's plead- 1 the library. PARISEK ATTENDED CONTENTION nor a smuggler. He takes an in- Would It not be a good plan to Might Marry to Reform Them. ings by claiming that the defendant telligent interest in public affairs, The bond of Patrick McCabe as have a committee appointed by the If girls could see the men they are could not receive any benefit from Mr. A. C. Parisen ot this city at- city marshal was read and placed Club to call upon the strangers with- going to marry before breakfast there Applegate's adverse possession un- tended tbe Tenth Annual Convention, never failing to discharge his political in our gates? Of course conditions duties nor to forward to the best of on file. The sureties given were would be fewer weddings.—Topeka less the full term of twenty years of the American Druggists Syndicate are not alike In all places. Not long Capital. at Madison Square Garden, New York his ability his own conclusion In John J. Scully, James Collins and ago a river boat stopped at one of had been completed before the trans- City, January 17-22. political controversies. The good Patrick McCabe. the Virginia docks and a boy stand- fer of the property. A ruling on the ing there with a big mess of fish Ultra Practical. . citizen la a person of high Christian Bills were read and ordered paid. point was made unnecessary, how- In connection with the convention, offered to sell them for twenty-five "I notice," said n husbnnd who was a mammoth Drug, Chemical and Mer- character, self-sacrificing, trustworthy Mayor Dey asked what the bill for cents. While one of the passengers ever, by the amendment of his plead- reading a lengthy letter, which bis wife chandise Exposition was held In the loving his neighbor as himself. Good twenty dollars for the sewers from •was buying them another called down,- ings by the defendant so that it was bad written and bnd banilcd to him vast amphitheatre of the Garden. A citizens are less numerous than we the M. M. E. L. H. ft P. Co. waa for. "Boys, you sell fish too cheap. You for perusal, "that you have made a claimed that Applegate had finished could get three or four dollars tor marvelous display of all goods sold could wish.—P. S. Luther. Clerk Mack answered it was the stupid mistake. You have written the term. those fish If you were in New York." In drug stores, as well as many other -©- minimum charge as per contract, add- •mirage' instead of 'marriage."" Neilson B. Gaskill and Frederic "Yes Sir," said the boy "And Ah lines of merchandise was made, con- ing that the company was contacted reckon I could get $100 for a pail of "Either will do." replied the lady. j M. P. Pearse represented the defend- KNEW USE OF ANtSTiLT stituting under one roof an Immense up with the pumping station in water it I was in Hell." As you see 'They both signify an Illusion." ant, and former Supreme Court Jus- conditions are not alike in all places, wholesale emporium at "which mer- MechanlCBVille. Mayor Dey thought tice ColllnB and C. I. Voorhees ap- Conclusive evidence lnat Anc but It Is a good thing sometimes to Expressive. chants may purchase whatever ther this should not be in view of the fact peared for the plaintiff. Surgeons Were Fanmir *v
'\ . W thai'<4i t>"ttS County .agemkn home tBffope wai cufand membe- the,body lowered,-but Mr. Hagcman ail of & was'then beyond aid. No ooe could give any cause for the man's act. . TUB WOELt RalU Wkl HARRY O. PERRINB, Pnildwt R. r .offices « * «« William H. Clote. T. FRANCIB PERRINB, I j.' Jer- llowing tbe announcement Tues-/ William H. Cloke, aged sixty-six DIRBCTOP der'ved as chief fay that Richard p' White wa£ years, died Sunday night at his home, 3 Pendent of the •ecommended as postmaster of Perm DANIEL O. CHASE CHRIS "" 221 Hast Hazelwood avenue, Eahway, .jog Branch Rall- Amboy by Representative Thomas (J. HARRY C. PERRINB; He was a veteran of. the Spanish) d ' several months as Scully, Matthew T. Smith was Tues- j BAIRD PBRRINI American War. He was prominent) .utendent of this road day night named as collector' of identified-with the llahway Braird ae'death of Superintendent revenue to succeed Mr. White. Max Trade, a member of Railway C'ou Safe Deposit Boxes .odgett; He leaves his wife. Oiblan was elected by the City Coun- No, SS4, Royal Arcanum, and M;i -. «.« # # cil to succeed Mr. Smith as tax (•enrrul Harvey Elliott Brown t //d Opera House in Iltihwny HuriiN. assessor. Mr. White has served two son No, 02, Army and Navy The Rahway Opera House, one of years of his third term of three (Jlnke had been n rusldcnt of R the landmarks of Hallway, and three years as collector of revenue. As- . la for forty years, during which houses, Nos. 82, 84 and SO Main street sessor Smith also had a year to serve. ^t you YOUR HOUSE WIRED were destroyed early Monday morning has been engaged in the pljjhiblng a pnsto- As postmaster, Mr. White will suc- GOOD RESOL by fire. The loss was between $35,000 husincBH. Ho is survived by & wifo ceed William H, Pfelffer, wno was ahd one son, Allen 1). Clok
•v »_•««, TIB SOUTH AXBOI CITUCV. how remarkably dignified. I insisted WAY TO INCLOSE STAMPS on paying tbe bill—over ber solemn TERMS:—ONE YEAK: $1 IN ADVANCE protest. I trust 1 did the correct thing. A REBUKE BY POLK Improperly Placed in Letttr Thty Art A Piece of HOW THE LOVE Apt to Bo Source of Irritation TCLIPHOM 110 I'm in a quandary.- Mrs. Merrlam to the Recipient. PUBLISHED BV came to my office yesterday to learn POTION WORKED It Effected a Reform In the House THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING CO. Professional the result of my investigations and re- It Is actually astonishing tbe uum- quested me to present u 1)111 for my of Representatives. ber of persons, even tbose wbo are in All communication* or Items of news re- services. Amusing Result of a Scien- business, wbo do not know how prop- calved by ui must be accompanied by tbe Ad vice erly to inclose a postage stamp in a •Ignature of the writer to insure publication Now, I hnd never dreamed of charg- tific Experiment. ing ber any tiling, it bad been no trou- BAD MANNERS IN CONGRESS. letter. The stamp is inclosed to bring Entered In the Pint Office at South A in boy ble at all, und I told her so. She suid, an immediate reply, and the intention M wcond clau mall matter. It Wu Given Freely and "Very well; I shull have to pay you "I tell you, doctor, we bare no knowl- of tbe writer is good; but many times No Fee A.ked what I think the advice is worth if you edge of the point where tbe imagina- In the Early Daye Our Lawmakers at the wrong way of doing tbe thing i» SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1916. decline to fix a price," and this froze tion gives place to the germ or tin' Washington Were Addicted to Indul- the cause of no little annoyance at me to tbe bone. germ gives place to the Imagination." gences and Free end Eaey Customs the other end of the line. • By WILLIAM HURO HILLYCR : ; ; "Do you think $50"— she began, but I "And I tell you, doctor, the Imagina- That Ne Longer Survive. When a busy man opens a letter SAFEGUARDING THE NATION. ', ', Copyright by Frank A, Munsey Co. ', [ roused myself und cut ber short with: and finds a stamp pasted tightly to tion has nothing to do with it. Tbe In the early days tbe senators at America first is tbe clear and un- »+»•»»»•••»•»•»••»•»»»»» "Oh, never mind, Mrs. Merriaiu. I'll germ produces tbe disease." the sheet he may be excused if he be- send you a bill at tbe end of tbe mouth Wasbln&ton were noted for tbeir rich comes irritated. Tbe letter is often mistakable meaning of tbe indict- "How do you account for tbe deaths attire and their great gravity of man- "Hello! Is that Mr. Burton?" if you desire it. It's not customary to unanswered, tbe stamp wasted or the ments handed down by tbe federal that huve occurred hi cases where the ner, whereas most of the representa- party's time taken up in removing the "Yes, ma'am." pay before then. We can settle on a subject supposes himself to have been grand jury in New York against the price at that time, I've no doulit." tives persisted while being In tbe bouse stamp and applying paste to bold it "Well, th(s is Mrs. Merrlam. Could poisoned, when he has not been pol- eight men charged with conspiracy The fact is I wnnted a chance to during debates in wearing tbeir big on the envelope sent containing tbe in seeking to further German inter- I see you a few minutes tomorrow soued?*' cocked hats set "fore and aft" on tbeir reply. think. Fifty dollars! She evidently • "I don't believe one has ever been ests by shutting off supplies of war morning?" believes that lawyers are highwaymen. heads. Tbe custom of wearing tbeir Here is one way to inclose a stamp: Now, I bad a case lu tbe courthouse substantiated." bats while transacting business was munitions for tbe Allies. The whole affair has not taken up "Do you admit tbat men and women Moisten a spot about the size of • at tbat time, so I said: more than an hour of my time. 1 don't continued by tbe representatives for pea in the center of tbe stamp and,, The question of guilt remains to be have gone mad for love!" fifty years or more. determined. But tbe offense with "Won't tomorrow afternoon do Just count the half hour spent at tbe Chel- "No. They have gone mad while lu press it to a blank space on tbe let- as well, Mrs. Merrlam? Say 6 o'clock." ter sheet. When the party addressed which the defendants are charged, sea. That was rccrentlon and amuse- love. They would buve eventually gone The senators, however, always sat "Couldn't you make it 4? I'm going ment. removes the itamp be can lift it from amounting not only to a most repre- mad anyway." with bared heads. They also avoided to a tea ut 5." I think I will send in a bill for 100 tbe habit, common in tbe bouse, of any edge, and that will cause the cen- hensible violation of American neu- "I will produce love by rocuns of the Now, I bud an engagement at 4 witH cents nnd make u Joke of it. But she Imagination." putting their feet up on tbe nearest ter to release Instantly without Injury trality, but to endangering of domes- ;i Mother client. might not like that. Yen, she cnii take elevated object, uminlly a desk lid, and to the bit ol' paper. If one comer to "Nonsense." pasted down it often tears in remov- tic safety, cannot be too strongly "How about luilf pust 3, Mrs. Mcr- a Joke. I know she ciui. But here; Dr. Finch, who made this during lolling on their npincs. English visit- condemned. It is "the ugly and in- riam?" wouldn't it bo a bit rude—rather too ors, though uccustuuied to tbe wearing ing, and according to the ruling of proposition, sat thinking, while hb» tbe department, the postage stamp Is credible thing" flayed by President "Ob, I'm so sorry! I don't see bow presuming? companion, Dr. Hargrove, lighted a of bats in their own house of commons, 1 enu maiinue it. , I'm just obliged to Yet why not? Jnck Murriiun wns nevertheless found a text for criticism worthless if any portion is torn or cut Wilson in his last month's message fresh cigar. I'rcNcntly Klnih said: away. to Congress. be ut the WOIIIIIU'H club from 3 till 4," one of my bent friends. I have hern to "Your Alice i» now about fourtccu, In the way the American represent!! "Yon couldn't postpone It until duy their homo, nnd nil thnt. Another way to io^iose a tingle In formulating the indictment and I believe. My Dick In fifteen. For my tlvcs did It. and they ull had Home II fter tomorrow V" I nm Kind I don't huvc to decide (lie IMiit, II mutch between them, wheu old- thing severe to xuy of the prvvulenro Btamp, or twju-or three stamps, ,in giving the wheels of justice added "Xo; not possibly. H'H very impor- question or tho bill nt this I lino. I'll er, would be acceptable. How do you of tobacco chewing in the bouse. Thus fact, is to ci/t a little slit in the cor- momentum, the members of tbe grand tuut. Kr—you couldn't see me nt '£ sec what I shall do at the end of the feel about It?" writes Francis 13. Leupp in bis book. ner of the letter, taking pains that Jury simply are accentuating the o'clock, could you, Mr. Burton?" mouth. "I should not object" "Wulks About Washington." this is not done where it will be fold- warning uttered by the President and Now, '1 o'clock Is my lunch hour. To "Very well. Wo will RIVO the chil- ed as the letter Is made ready to go Less offensive lo the tusto of our vis In tl>e envelope. If the slits are prop- which applies to all alike, no matter interfere with that Is ngiiln my UIOHI I hnvo boon working very biird late- dren ICHKOIIH In gei'iiiM and their effects, It6rs from abroad, continue* the writ Ironcliid rule. ly. Tho Tlinyer enso him itoiiu through then nduiliilHtur to t'lit'h u done, telling erly made the stamps can be tucked where their sympathies in the war er, WUH the indulgence In snufT taking, in and will remain safely In tbat po- may lie. The warning should not ''Why, I don't know, Mrs. Mer- the mill IIKUIII, and our hide gained It, (lieiu thiil It is an inflation of love, aft- which wus HO general tbut boxes ur I'liitn"— I begun; then, an n (Hidden In- er which they ahull lie kept for u time sition. have to be repeated. Tbe United but tlio otlior Hide made n federal <|UUH- Jars were set up In convenient places spiration: "I'll tell you, I mlnlit sue tlon of tho thing anil sued out a writ lu |iropiii(|uity with each other." But for a large number of stamps States has given notice tbat Illegal Inside of both hulls, and it was made you nt lunch. Suppose I meet you lit of error lu the supremo court of the "Agreed." the duty of certain employees to keep It is better, to put them in a small en- Interference with America's own af- the ChelKcii nt 2 o'clock." United States. A wcvk later ouch one of I he children these always tilled with a fine brand velope, which is inclosed in the en- . velope containing tbe letter. fairs will not be tolerated. "Oil, I'd lie so Kind If 1 oo«l