John Ο. Clarlt wa» in town yester- Worst day. Railway Carriage. Mrs. Ε. K. Dixon Is Improving at She looked complacent!}- at her ep"t- j the 8. R. Smith Iftrmary. lesi white kid glows. Fred Roach was in Tottenvillo "X would never wear these on nil |··Β·Μ·—Η··ΜΜ······Β·—·ΜΒ— yesterday. English train," she said. "An English Several people from Pleasant railway carriage Is the fllthleat and Plains and Princcs Bay wore at the most inconvenient one in the world. K. concert in of P. hall, Tottenville, It hold» eight persons, and to leave it last night. you muet open the window, lean half- GRAND MURDER CASE Miss Ad η Reld, of Sower ville, way out, reach down about Λνβ feet, ! ACTRESSES IN Mass., bas bren visiting Mr. and push back the outside bolt of ; Mrs. John I>ewie in Woodvale ave- filthy the and then turn the out- nue. door filthy The Woman's Christian •Ida handle, for this door won't open IS UP MONDAY Temper- 1 TOTTENVILLE ance Union, of Pleasant Plains, this from the inside. Ita opening entails week eent η donation of clothing to an acrobatic feat, to say nothing of a Italian Accused of the Wayside Home in Brooklyn. blackened glove. The English like the An All-Star Performance Stabbing seat by the door, but they wrangle | Another At Rosebank Politely Bounoed. hotly over who is to open it at the ter- Given for Benefit of St. minus. In third class carriages these CONTEST A of the VOTING good example extremely Will be Tried. eourteoua In public correspondence wrangles often wind up in a free fight. Church. a free Stephen's was the notice aent to Charles Jamee But fight is hardly more laborl- It more Fox that he was no iouger a member out. hardly dirties one up CLAIMS SELF DEFENCE than the of these doors.'-—Cin- DANCING WAS ENJOYED of the government of George III. II opening read thus: "His gracious majesty he· cinnati Commercial Tribune. been to Issue a new commit When the supreme court, convenes at pleased "The of Her Sex." a "Pa. what is a flareback?" Champion the county court house in Richmond ■ion In which your name does not- two-act was for the "Walt until you are married, eon. play, presented iigaiu Monday morning tho first crim- appear." benefit of St. Stephen's Episcopal and you will find out."—Birmingham inal case to lie takou u]> by Judge church in of Pythias hall Knights Luke 0. will lie that of Subscribe lor the NEWS. Age-Herald. audi- Stapleton last night before a good-sized Frank Terrantini, indicted for homi- ence. The play, which was given by cide. eight young ladies of Tottenvllle Terrantl in twenty-two yearn old and r Machine and whoso names appear on the pro- Is accused of murdering η fellow Ital- gram as eight well-known actresses, ian Sewing named Antonia Destasio, Novem- was one of the best amateur plays ber 6, last year. The two men had a ever seen here. quarrel on the corner of St. Marys ave- The first was In the scene apart- nue and Fletcher street, Rosebank, at ments In Mrs. Duplex's house, time, the tiem and Destasio was stabbed to and the second scene was morning, ieatli. Torrantini was arrested and ac- away the same In the afternoon. (Old Stewart Building) Store Open* at 8:15 and Clear· at 6 P. M. f cused of the but declared he given crime, Those who took part were: Mrs. had acted in self-defense. Duplex, a widow with money and a Tho prisoner retained Carl Fischer Of Course You mission, Maude Adams, Miss Sallie Hansen to defend him, hut as ho is " Shanks; Mrs. Deborah Hartshorn, himself serving α year's sentence in " her Miss Have Read mother, Annie Russell, tlie penitentiary on Blaekwells Island, Hiawatha Katherine Dodd; Florence Buplex, Terrantini will be defended Coun- by This wonderful of stands out as one of the her daughter, Maxine Elliott, Miss sellor .1. Hurry Tiernau. epic Longfellow most beautiful and most American of Marie Messner; Caroline Draper, her The following are the jurors drawn typically pieces literature free! stepdaughter, Eleanor Robson, Miss from Tottenville, 1'Ieasant l'lains, produced by an American writer. It is part of the education of Adelaide Fisher; Rhoda Dendron Huguenot and Kltingville to appear at boy and girl to study it, and no loyal American will admit and Pollie May, Florence's friends, Kiclimond William every Monday morning: not familiar with it And it is doubtful whether the Julia Marlowe and Ethel Harrymoro, Hen/, Sr., Jacob 1'iroth, William Allen. beingj yet true of it is understood half Miss Emma Parr and Miss Edna V. Ileniv Cooper, William P. Bedell, Wil- significance by who read it. Its Johnson; Katie O'Neill, the cook, liam Walters, l'eter Bamberger, Kd- wonderful rhythm, its beautiful legends impress every one, but Grace George, Miss Katherine Lov- (varSewing Machine made.) There were also violin selections IN PUBLIC SCHOOL machine, pictured by poet. One of the (The A. soloa Miss results of this Expedition is the beautiful l)y Anderson; piano by marvelously produc- the most votes. Allele Perotti Mid, a com- tion of "The of now in to the person receiving quartet, There were two lectures in the ns- Song Hiawatha," being presented daily of Mrs. N. posed Stewart, Mrs. M. wmbly hall of public school No. 1, Tot- the Wanamaker Auditorium. Kislier, Misses Ella and Ella Cutler tenville, yenterday. In the afternoon The tremendous demand for tickets practically exhausted the " Miller, sang. Miss Ida Ryder and it o'clock Principal Thomas Marty, for on the SMjb Peiotti were the supply second day the box office was opened. Machine accompanists. of public Hchool No. 12, Port Rich- April Secend 25 per cent. Discount desired After The tickets for the first two weeks in will be on the entertainment the floor manil, lectured to the pupil» of the May ready wss cleared and an informal dance We our to the the second number of votes. school on "Italy," based on a trip to Monday morning. request friends to limit their de- person receiving largest was held until 12 o'clock. that country last summer. mand to two tickets, so that we may as widely as possible meet ,'J'here were about 300 present. Dr. Charles (I. of Last night Purdy, the wishes of the thousands of are The for people who eager to see it, " music the dancing was fur- New York, delivered a lecture in .the nished Professor Nelson's by reason of the reports of their friends. by orches- weekly series on the subjoct "Mow to Third 15 cent. Discount Machine desirefl of will be as tra Perth Amboy. Keep Well." Both lectures were il- Saturday, May let, celebrated Children's Day, and per the lustrated by stercopticon views. tickets for Hiawatha for that afternoon will be given ex- to the person receiving tue third largest number of vote·. clusively to parents who are bringing children. Children cannot AT ST. PAUL'S CJIUUCH. be admitted unless accompanied parente or SPiCIAl MUSIC Aî Rev. Peter li. Plight, pastor of St. by guardians. Paul's M. K. will Box office open Monday morning at 9 o'clock, at the Audi- church, Tottenvillo, Fourth 10 cent. Discount Machine desired BETHEL M. F. CHURGH preach nt 10:30 and 7:30 o'clock to torium, Piano floor, New Building. per morrow. school, 2:30, and Sunday Ep- to the the fourth number of worth League, (1:4,1 p. m. Wednesday, person receiving largest votes. Tl'n choir of IV.! rl M. V. chutch will prayer meeting, and Friday, Junior Ep- τι,ι i:«»r ι· >|iooi«l ii;u:iUal program ut the worth League, A Fine Collection of coining !"i vice tomorrow. The choir wjjl be assisted by Andrew sprapuo, HAVE DANCE TONIGHT. 'l'o.ilo; Λ. Andcrion, violinist: Charles The- Ladies' Aid Society of HI. Pet- 85c V.ii Thtall, flutist, and Charles Seules, e's German Lutheran church, Kreisch- FOULARDS The Sewing Machine given away la the BEST In the WORLD, "The ROTARY Vlifilone soloist. prvllle, will have a reception and danco i«ev_. WHITE." Same was EXPERTS to be far to S WilberL—will. 'mmtor will it Htaudts Shore road hall, liossville, proven by auperlor any other Sewing Machine '(fifnoli in the' horning on "The Deca- tonight. at on 58c, ae yet made. It has everything that oan be made In on a dence and Restoration of the Spirit of Monday Improvements Sewing Machine; Foulards are the most reverence','' find in the evening, on popular silks of the Spring. They, euoh aa Ball Automatic Auto- " Bearing throughout, Lilt, '1 ι.sing ii i'ortm e. with Shantungs, dominate the The that we an- PLEASANT PLAINS. style·. offering Tension The program iu the evening is us nounce for includes Twilled and Satin in the matic Release, Chain Stitching and all other fiiflowB: Monday Poularde, most desirable and and Attachment· need on a Machine. I'relnde. Agnus l>ei Bizet violin, designs colorings—in spots stripes, Sewing It will sew flirte, Velio it lui mostly on grounds of navy blue, Delft blue and black. Included organ. READY FOR DANCE AND with one Thread making the Chain Stitch, or with Huriton solo. The Lord is King, are plenty of the desirable "squares" or Paquln spots. About rim vies Scales. EUCHRE BY FORESTERS 4,200 yards in the collection. 23 inches wide. 85c two threads making the Look Stitch, or with three Offertory, Nottuvin Regular qual- Chopin, violin, ity on Monday at flfite, 'cello and organ. Threads making the New Twist Stitch. The only ma- ρ Lord Thou Art Mv Plans nro about complete for a Quartet, a Strength. danco and euchre to be given by 58c Yard chine in the WORLD capable of doing so. Anthem, Hoi Every One That Thirst- Court Giffords, Foresters of Ameri- Also 3,000 yards of French Façonne Foulards that have been ca. of Great in Tou oan make more fanoy work on this Machine ed Kills, Keystone hall, selling all season at $1. On at Eltingville, Tuesday, April 27. Many Monday than on any other. Tou can sew fatter on this than handsome have been received prizes 68c a Yard PHILEMON PARTY TO and from present indications the af- on any other. It will sew neater and more aoourate fair will be a success. Tho commit- An unusually choice selection of patterns and colorings. HAVE ANNUAL ELECTION tee in charge of the arrangements 23% in. wide. than any other. Have sold THOUSANDS of the are John Bovenlzer, chairman; J. K. We also offer on of WHITE MACHINES in this to satisfied Fox, Henry Lutkenhau», T. J. FiU- Monday 1,200 yards 24-inch All-silk vicinity customers. Perhaps your friend or neigh- The annual election of officers of Natural-Color Domestic Korald, Patrick O'Malley and J. C. Pongee that will wash and launder like bor has one. about this tlie Philemon Literary and Historical Enquire machine. Find out Its and one Harriott. linen. weave for smart Suits. mérite, get ABSOLUTELY will take at u Splendid Spring Regular 65c Society plane meeting to FREE the New· and the ho held Monday afternoon, l'lans will quality at by buying Evening saving coupon·. nlso bo for the Main Old completed dinner at the MANY ATTFNDED THE aisl·, Building. 4Sc Ά Yard Terra Marine Inn Saturday, May 1. ACTIVE CLUB DANCE We also have all other makes of Sewing Machines; such ae the New LET CHAUFFEUR OFF The The The About 200 were at the euchre and Home, National, Free, Domestic, The Demarest, The Singer, dance of the Active Club, of Hugue- The Wheeler à The and all •Tames of 102 West Wilson, Davis, other makes, and if the winner Ahoard, Ninety- not, In Amicitia ball, Pleasant (Hk ninth for of the Contest desire· other than the street, Manhattan, chaulenr Plains, last night. Games began at Jtrf&nes any best, "THE WHITE ROTARY," Charles K. Kugle, of 11 West Eighty- 8.30 o'clockand about twenty-flve jjtydMifer they may select for themaelf, but we are to fourth was willing give you the BEST Ma- street, aMnhattan, dis- prizes were awarded. After the Marsh in the ohine and desire the charged by Magistrate games dancing was held until 12 made, presume you BEST when you can it FREE. second istrict court get yesterday. Ahearn, o'clock. Music was furnished by ffkarnihjm who was arrested on Thursday by Bi- Eugene Cuny, of Tottenville. Harry Patrolman Hoffman in cycle Amboy Miller was chairman of the commit- avenue, Tottenvillo, pleaded that it was tee In of New Building. Store Opens at 8ll5 and Closes at 6 P. M. charge the arrangements. A his first offense and that he was not at the time awaro how fast ho was travel- SAVE THE COUPON ON PAGE I. Gut them ing, He was going at the rate of PLANS FOR NEW MILK Another Monday Profit-Sharing Event out, fill in the miles an hour. twenty-five BUSINESS ARE MADE neme ef the one yen vete for, and send all to W. 0. T. U. MEETING. A Manufacturer's coupons Henry J. Lntourette, of Princes Overstock of Kev. J. A. Journhome, of New York, Bay, who will take over Ε. T. Til- A. will at the of the Wom- JENSEN, 330 State before noon speak meeting linghast's retail milk business the St., an's Christian Cnion at 3 May 20,1000 Temperance first of May, Is Standard Brass Bedsteads o'clock tomorrow afternoon is Temper· making several changes at his place. Ho is making anco hall, Center street, Tottenvllle. AST week we took over a extensive repulrs to the house that manufacturer's over- A business meeting will be held Tues- stock he moved from Latourette avenue to of Dining-room Furniture; advertised It day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Do not aell avenue, Princes and last and your old paper· until you have cut out the Amboy Bay, Is Saturday Monday. The greater part COUPONS. They are valuable putting hie In first-class condi- to or dairy of it «vas sold before Monday you your friend*. lvnwii » iiiun iiv\ tion. ni^ht. Beginning the first of the Here is another in Klmon Bedell Is home from Phila- month Mr. Tillinghast will good thing standard only sup- Brass Bedsteads. We delphia with his parents tor a few ply milk to the wholesale trade anrt will divide the purchase- days. Mr. Lntourette will take care of the profit with our customers, beginning Monday A meeting of Richmond Lodge, K. retail business In Princes Pleas- Bay, morning. The Contest will start on of was held last ant Pluins and April and end on P., night. Tottenville. The of stocks and other 1st, 1909, May "William Wolfre, of the bureau of readjustment changes being made one of the Brass Bedstead manufacturers has 89th, 1909 at 12 noon. licensee of the borough, visited here TEARING IJOWN HAKN. by largest placed o'clock, No restrictions to the contest. two hundred and Brass on last night. The largo barn that has been used fifty Bedsteads our ûoor, for quick ■ZJt Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cole are James Just the EVENING! NEWS by LaForge, of Amboy ave- selling. buy and cut and fill out the Cou- home from a visit in Brooklyn. nue, Pleasant Plains, for the past We have bought and sold thousands of these brass bedsteads Welcome Council, Daughters of five years as a feed warehouse, Is pon. Get your friend· to the yearly. THE PRICES AT WHICH THEY ARE MARKED get EVENING NEWS and America, met last night. being taken down. The building, give ARE LESS THAN WHOLESALE TO THE C. M. Wlnant Is able to be out which 1b owned by Carl Job, of Rich- TRADE! you the Coupon. after his recent Illness. mond Valley, was some time ago 60 Mrs. Charles Meyers, of Philadel- condemned by the building depart- Brass Bedsteads, 4 ft. 6 in., at $18, value $28 phia, is vieiting her parents here. ment of the borough of Richmond. 60 Brass 4 6 Mrs. Robert W. Ritchie, of Brook- Mr. Job eald yesterday that he will Bedsteads, ft. in., at $21, value $32 lyn, is visiting her parents, Mr. and erect a on two-family dwelling the 30 Brass 4 6 Mrs. C. W. Knight, In Elliott ave- site. Bedsteads, ft. in., at $26, value $38 nue. 60 Brass 4 ft. 6 at Arthur Henne. of Amboy avenue, AT ST. MARK'S CHURCH. Bedsteads, in., $30, value $40 Tottenvllle, will take the physical Rev. Alfred Evans, pastor of St. 5 Brass Bedst^ftds, 4 ft. 6 in , at value examination for the position of fire- Mark's M. E. church, will preach at $36, $50 man in the city of New York next both morning and evening service 10 Brass 4 ft. 6 at value Wednesday. In the church at Bedsteads, in., $38, $55 10:30 and 7:30 (PolUhcd) A clam chowder social for the o'clock. The choir will sing an an- A. 336 benefit of Huguenot Chapter, Order them at each service. State St Sunday school 25 Braes Bedsteads, 4 ft. 6 in., at $38, value $55 of the Eastern Star, will be held at at 2:30, and Epworth League at JENSEN, (Satin) the home c>f Mrs. Abram M. Sprague, 6:45 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meet- 200 Butler avenue, Friday, May 7. lug; Friday afternoon, Junior Dialer ia Ep- To give added snap to this we have included some District Attorney Samuel Evins, of worth League. offering, discontinued from our owlf the county of Richmond, was in town patterns collection at similar re- ductions. yesterday. He took a run to Perth l'LKASANT PLAINS LOCALS. 8«r«nth Oallerjr, N«w Building. Machine·, Cask A mboy in the afternoon. Harry Joet was In Mahhett&n Sawing Bicycles, Registers. Police Inspector William G. Ho- Thursday. Automobiles, gan and Lieutenant Boyle, of the Abram DeWaters Is occupying hie Wanamaker Typewriters, Scales aad thirteenth Inspection district, were new residence In Great Kflle. John Competing Real Eatate. at the SÔtli. precinct station yeeter- Mre. William Weber has returned Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street to Weber after a visit her·.

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