OLUME XXXIII. NO. 44. SOUTH AMH<>V. N. J.. SATURDAY FKBKDAKY 7, J»U. Price ThreeCenti.

the number passing in various grades in the examinations. The report was WIDOW SUES BIG REDUCTION received. , Mr. Grace stated that although the fOR DAMAGES IN VALUATION schools are now without a supervisor, it Is very commendable to note that Mrs. Helen Smolenakl, widow of The County Board of Taxation, after tho reports concerning the mid-term Bronislaw Smolensk!, of this city, has viewing the coal storage Jilant of the MIKES examinations have already been receiv- brought suit In the Common Pleas Pennsylvania Railroad Company in ed. He stated that last year the board court, under the provisions of the em- this city, has announced that it has dent and found It impossible to secure the re- The Council Approves of Commis ployers' liability act, against the Eas- The Knights of Columbus of This reduced the valuation on the plant ports until a later date.. tern Coal Dock Company, to recover from »72,000 to $7,500. Thomas' J Sccre- Prof, Miller read a report of the sinners' Statements on Cosls of damages for the death of her husband, County to Hold Monster Patriotic Greaves and Richard White, engineers, rintcd results in High School examinations, Improvements to Portia and John who was a braktman. He died on Celebration in Honor of Washing- inspected the' plant for the tax board showing that the average passing per- December 12 last ns the result of fall- and reported that it was simply a lot kes Re centage was 84. He suggested that Streets, and Collector Ordered to ing under a car while working for the ton and Lincoln -Francis P. Coan of junk. ' The plant Is not used now. covers be ordered from the Miller, defendant company, The reduction means that this city Hoiden Book Co. for the next term, Present Bills. a He had been making 25 cents an Chairman of Committee in Charge will lose about $1,300 in taxes. and that the manual training benches hour. . His widow wants his claim -o— u the bo fastened to the floor. On motion Mr, James Collins and Councilman paid in ono sum, so that she can go South Amboy' Council No, 420, GOT 28 DAYS, jn Mou Cfte-repart^was referred to the,com- to tlie old country. She has two chil- Stanton bod quite a tilt at the council Knights of Columbus, ot thi.„.,_s city, Sa«j, Frank Andrews, who stated_,_, that \ - Present mittee on buildings and grounds. meeting on Teusday evening, all over dren, a hoy, aged two years and a Cotiucll No, 293, of rertlt|viaa a native of New York City, wa\ ,ce, Davis, Mr. Grace read the following names', tub laying of sanitary Bower at Mocha, daughter, aged three months. Amboy, and Middlesex Council No. 857^1 brought before Justice Birmingham on\ tinted fnem- offering them as a list of substitute hlcsvllle. Mr. Collins took exception Lawyer John A. Coan, of this city, of Woodbrldge, are arranging for ! Sunday on complaint mnda by Special ' ? Dr. Haines poachers: Mrs. Bmlllussen, Mrs, Nic- to remarks made by Mr. Stanton at preapntod her petition to the court monster patriotic celebration to b Officer John Dolan, of the P. R. R. Co, ' chairman of hols, Mrs. Coogan and Mrs. Dolnncy. previous meeting " of council, and Friday morning and Judge Daly set held under the joint auspices of tli Andrews was found riding on freight ' • ibers proceed- On motion the secretary was Instruct- charged Mr. Stanton, who wan chair- tlie case down tor a hearing on Feb- aforementioned Councils on the nlgt cars between Trenton and this city. . for the ensu- ed to communicate with those teachers man of committee on sewers, with not ruary 27. • of Washington's Bi/thday, Sunday, Fel; He was sentenced to 28 days in the g were elected: am] ascertain if they will act in this looking over the work more than once niary 22nd, 1914, county jail, Davis. capacity. or twice during progress of construc- This celebration is In accord wit i. Grace. Mr. Grace stated that complaint had tion. On the other hand Mr. Stiinton TUBERCULOSIS similar celebrations to be held b Locker. been made to him by Mr. Bulman, stated ho was a poor man, and could every Council In tho State of New GpGtfsTHART IS . officers thanked who stated that four boys of School not afford to lie absent from bis work, EXHIBITION Jersey, in observance of Lincoln's anc honors conferred No. 2 had torn pickets from his fence, but considered that the contractors Washington's Birthdays, The various TAKEN BY DEATH cut shrubbery and had damaged his should bo reliable enough to do their A meeting took place In the City Councils and combinations, of Councils ived that the Rules property to a considerable extont. He work properly, without his personal Hull on Friday evening for the pur- In the state are celebrating these two , adopted in 1910 be also stated that when his wife had re- George S. Hart, a well known and Inspection. pose of maklag preparations for the great American holidays in n manner cbo completion of the buked them, she had met with abuse. highly respected citizen of this city. Present— Mayor Dey, Councllmen holding of a tuberculosis exhibition In befitting the occasion celebrated and at e motion was carried. On motion of Mr. Grace tho names of passed away at bis. home .on George Chevalier, O'Connor, Slover, Stanton this city under the auspices of the such times as have been chosen by the Davis appointed the fol- the four boys were turned over to Prof. street on Monday morning at the age and Stratton; Clerk Mack, Solicitor Stato Hoard of Health and the local Councils' or the combination of Coun- ibers on the Board to serve Miller for investigation. Ho was In- of sixty-eight years. He had been ill F. P. Coan, Engineer Thomas, Treas- Hoard, . The attendance was not as cils, the dates, however, to be oa or nmittees. structed to make report to the mem- some time. urer Perrine, Street Commissioner larga as It should have been owing to bo'ween Lincoln's Birthday and 'Wash- .',"' . —Grace, Llttell and Mason. bers of the board who will take action Mr. Hart was ai veteran of the Civil Hlllinunn, Water Superintendent Dun- the meeting being arranged hurriedly. ington's Birthday. Committees repre- ^ k'~. BulAi..'igs and Grounds—Mason, in tho matter. Prof. Miller stated War, serving in Company B, 28th New lin, Collector Sutlilf. The former of• Representatives were present from St. senting the three Councils met at £t'Haltes and Grace. that one of tlie boys was already un- Jersey Volunteers. He participated in ( flclals were also In attendance. Mary's and Sacred Heart Parishes, the Perth Amboy on February 1st and af- *u • Teachers—Haines and Llttell. der suspension. he battles of Fredricksburg under Minutes of previous meeting were Knights of Columbus, Carpenter's ter electing Francis P. Coan, of this . Bu>k*s and Supplies—Llttell and Mr. Grace stated that Mr. David Ha- BurnsideX and Chancellorsville under approved as read! Union, the Woman's Civic Club and city, chairman, and William A, Hum- Grace. gur had complained that his daughter, Joseph HoVker, and was discharged The clerk read the following peti- the local Board of Health. Mr. W. D. phries, Secretary, proceeded to for- Rule* and Regulations—Haines and Mildred, had received no arithmetic. from the seVviqe by reason of expira- tion: Smith, of the State Board, was present mulate plans for the celebration. Sub- Mason. . The matter was placed In the hands of tion of term of 'service a few days be- To The Honorable Mayor and Council and outlined the plans for the- holding committees were appointed to do the ' School Board of Estimate—Grace Prof. Miller. fore the battle of (Gettysburg. of the City of South Amboy. of such a convention, and urged the work moreiexpeditiously and their re- ". and Llttell. On motion, the Board, as a commit- The Woman's Club of South Amboy A short time aftei\ hie discbarge he co-operation of all the fraternal or- ports will be received at the meeting .' The president will act as ex-offlclo tee of the whole, adjourned to meet in has been greatly aided in the past in re-enlisted as a volunteer recruit and, its efforts to improve and beautify ganizations, civic clubs, city depart- to be held at Perth Aniboy on Sunday -member of all committees. , Dr. Haines'a office on Wednesday night was assigned to the Nlbfth Regiment, this city by the interest and co-opera- ments, Board of Education and the ! next, ^ Prof. Deltrich, of Kirblnsville, Pa, to go over applications for position as New Jersey Volunteers, aod with hl» tion of its governing body, and because churches In the movement which Is | It Is the Intention of the committee *•• wu present and made application for City Superintendent of Schools. of courtesies already extended to us, regiment he took part tn the battles becoming, nation wide and which is to have a first-class orchestra and /petition of City Superintendent of we venture to appeal for further sup- of the Wilderness, Cold Harbor^ aid v port of measures which we believe are proving so beneficial in checking the quartette to take care of the musical Scbools. He gave his .qualifications others under General V. 8. Gr»nt. necessary and will prove af lasting ravages of the white plague, lend of the program, while the intel- and lUted that his only motive in LIBELLED KNIGHTS When the army of the 'Potomac was benefit to our community. It is the plan of the Boards to se- I lectual and patriotic part will be taken seeking a change was hla desire to We are working for clean streets In transferred to Petersburg, Mr. Hart?-/ cure a targe hall where the exhibition by tvm speakers of national repute, more Into a larger'field. South Amboy, and to this end we earn- with his regiment, was transferred to f Of COLUMBUS estly petition the Mayor to instruct the will be held, prominent speakers being one of whom will discourse on Lin- •!, Mew*. J. F. Fulton and R. C, Steph- the department of North Carolina, { Police Department regarding Ordi- secured for the convention, Although coln, the other of whom will take fl)N>n were present as members of a Charles Megonigel, ot Forty-third where his regiment did such effectiye nance No. 46, relating to the distribu- no date was definitely settled upon, Washington as his subject. Dudley committee of the South Aniboy Library and Brown streets,!Philadelphia, who tion of hand-bills and to Insist upon, its work in putting down the rebel] the last week in March was spoken of' Field Halone, Collector of the Port of on, Association, and requested the Board printed last spring circulars purport- enforcement. serving with his regiment until as a probable date for the holding of New York, and formerly Assistant 'to consider giving the school library ing to carry an oath taken by the We ask that another ordinance be mustered out of service. passed at an early date In regard to the. exhibition. United States Attorney General, in all to the association. Mr. Fulton stated Knights of Columbus, pleaded guilty Shortly after the close of ashes and garbage collected by the Another meeting is to be held this probability, .will be one of the speakers, e war ' that he understood that at a teacher's Friday of last week, at Phildelphia, to City team providing for the separating Mr. Hart married and movou to this Friday evening in the City: Hall, and The seating capacity of the Auditori- meeting a resolution was presented to charges of jibel and conspiracy to the of the garbage and ashes and making it city where he and his mostj estimable the atendance of all interested In this um is limited to one thousand. So the board, suggesting that the library order. C. H. Stage, of Forty-second unlawful to put paper in either the wife have resided ever Binci ashes or garbage which are collected great work is requested. All organi- that the capacity-may not be exceed- ^JtfUtiaftd over to the association. The street and Lancaster avenue, Philadel- The funeral took place 'from the by,said team. The ashes if unpollut- zations are especially asked to have ed admission will toe by ticket. Each gentlei% stated that they thought phia, who distributed the circulars, ed with garbage and paper can be used Methodist Episcopal Church, of whlcii representatives present Knight who Is a member of any of Its 'tis gift i oe library would be bene- offered no defense to the charges. for filling and grading, and the gar- the deceased had been a member many bage disposal will be simplified be- three Counclli will receive, upon appli- ;; flcial, inasmuch as It is not used at Sentence was suspended In both cause of the smaller quantities. cation to the Grand Knight of his years, at 2.30 o'clock on Thursday af- ©present and has not been used for a cases, after Joseph P. Gaffney, coun- The rubbish cans have filled a long The Public Library Council, two tickets, one to be used ternoon and was largely attended. .^number of years. The members of the sel for the order, told Judge Wilson felt want and we feel that the city by himself, the other to be disposed The service was conducted by the Rev. should increase their number. Aboard promised to give the natter the Knights felt they had been vin- of in any manner that he may deem J. Edward Shaw, who spoke in the Iftheir consideration and make an an- The Clean-up Week which was in- Progressing Nicely highest praise of the life, worth and dicated by the pleas of the defendants stituted, by us last year was a BUC- advisable, except that he is not per- M'swe'r to the request as soon as possi- and had no dosire to punish them fur- cess. We hope for even better re- mitted to sell it character of the deceased. The choir ble. '' ther. sults this spring and to that end we rendered several hymns. Interment The prospects for a grand success An Invitation to take part In the ask that it be taken in hand by the was made in Christ Church cemetery. tf'~ The annual financial report of the James A. Flaherty, supreme knight of the public library are luJst en- celebration',, and to occupy a seat on city and that the week be fixed upon The bearers were Messrs. William M. }*i8ecretary was read, showing a balance of the order, began, prosecution of the by a proclamation of the Mayor and couraging, and the committees are re- the stage will be extended to every Enimons, Kfnnetli Etults, Luther Tlce, ''^du hand of $7,587.02. On motion the pair after thousands of circulars had have the hearty support of the city ceiving good support from the people clergyman in the three municipalities 1 officials. Such a crusade has been W. H. Ingraham, W, H. H. Dey, and •\'report was received and Hied. been distributed broadcast In the city. at-large. represented, and men prominent In the carried on with gratifying results in Benjamin Gomlnger, StiUwell & Ma- i" A report was read from School Com- The "oath" was couched in the most On Wednesday evening the Board of public life of the county will also be Perth Amboy and other neighboring son were funeral directors. |; mlBSloner J. Drognard Betts, stating revolting language, and was furnished towns for a number of years. Trustees of the South Aniboy Library asked to take part and to occupy a ,|that It was Impossible to return exhi- to Megonigel by the Menace, an anti- During the past summer, the resi- Association held a very enthusiastic seat on the stage. The celebration bits In Fitch case until such time as Catholic publication of Aurora, Mo. dents on the main thoroughfares, meeting at their rooms in the new will not be in any sense religious or BANQUET FEBRUARY 19. ,;'4'it could be learned that no further Counsel for the defendants read to where there are no pavements, suf- Scully building. The reports of vari- fered unspeakably from the dust. Be- sectarian, but patriotic in the highest The Business Men's Association at a ^''appeal would bo made. Comraunlca- the court a letter sent to him by the side the other heavy travel, Main ous committees showed that consider- sense. meeting held Thursday evening, decid- V;tlon was received and filed. Menace, > In which it admitted the street and Bordentqwn avenue are now able progress had been made during ed Ky hold their annual banquet at ^' A communication was read from "oath" had no foundation in fact. used by the hugh Whitehead sand the past week. The ways and means Armbruster's restaurant on February •f'County Superintendent H. B. Willis, "We wish to state that we are not trucks; this traffic is such that committee reported that contributions here are only minutes between trips Members Cannot 19.- Prominent speakers will be en- 'palatine that he had rocoived cominunl- In possession of tho ritual and secret so tho dust hardly settles and unless to date amounted to $730.50, and an I'-oatlon Informing him of the nppolnt- work of tho Knight of Columbus. The we have a good coating of oil spread extra effort will be made to reach the '.!>ment of Mr. Derlcw ns truant officer; alleged oath which your clients in early, the dust nuisance will bB un- $1,000 mark, and thus make a strong Be Officials Also r.check covering plate reservations for Philadelphia were arrested for distri- bearable. foundation' to establish the library on. «ST0P, IOOK, LISTEN!" i; banquet of County School Board Asso- buting was circulated in practically May we hope this year to be as pro- A party has offered the committee $100 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gressive as other towns in our vicin- Former Attorney-General Edmund ciation, and informing him of the res- every State during the last campaign, ;oward this end, provided another per- paid ten thousand, dollars for these ty, and have the oil down before the Wilson has recently rendered an opin- olutions adopted creating the office ot and the demand upon us for this doc- spring winds begin so that house- son will give the same amount. Won- three words to Judge Faxon of Penn- ! ion that members of local boards of ';Clty Superintendent of Schools. He ument wns sometimes great." wives' spring cleaning may be worth der who will be the generous person sylvania. In tho prize coatest Just while. health cannot appoint themselves to * stated that lie believed this a good "We had received orders for copies to give another .$100, and catch this published in the Citizen, one of the Respectfully submitted by the, salaried positions within the boards. '. move, but that the board would find it from so many sources, we simply offer? It will be money well invested, writers is very verbose m the "Gol- »V OMAN'S CLUB OP SOUTH AMBOY. The Kearny Board of Health, it ap- "hard to secure a competent superln- printed and handled them as wo would ns untold good may result from It. den Rule." Yes, if everj*individual On motion of Mr. Chevalier it was pears, did not have salaried positions ,'tondent of schools unless they in- any other job of printing, to supply Parson wishing to donate books will would practice the "Golden Rule" received and referred to co/nraittBe on enough to BO around, and the minority .Jcreased the snlary paid to the suppr- the demand, and while we have no plenso notify a member of ways and there would be no poverty in the streets. brought the question of the legality of .ylbor. He slnted thnt in Wooclbridge, apologies to make for doing so, we means committee, who will gladly see world. If tho "CJoldcn Rule" was A communication from Water Super- tho appointments before Mr. Wilson, ', a Superintendent of Schools is paid a do not have any evidence that the oath that they are properly placed in the universally practiced, we would not intendent Donlin was read, calling at- when he rendered an opinion that tho 'salary of $2,500 nnd cited several other Is one which is taken by the Knights Ibrary. The members are Mrs. W. P. have a record that we have to-day— tention to many hydrants about town appointments were illegal. that no penal Institution in the country - Instances whore the salaries -were of Columbus." Nichols, Mrs. A. J. Miller, Mrs. P. J. boing in poor condition. On motion The opinion of Mr. Wilson rwlll have Is largo enough to properly house Its '. largo for the Superintendent of "We feel sure it would lie folly for Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Safran and of Mr. Chevall/er it was received and a far-reaching effect. It will affect Inmates. At a casual glance you can- ' Schools. The communication was re- you to undertake to base your defense Misa Mary Mack. referred to rvommittee on water. overy municipal board -where a mem- not tell an honest man from a wgue. ceived and fildd on the authenticity of this document." . o • A lett^'Vas read from the Merritt ber Is holding office ana drawing sal- It Is only by coming in contact with ' The following bills wore read, and on o UNCLAIMED LETTERS. nnd Clnpman Derrick and Wrecking ary for the work done. In Kearny different persons that you can distin- being npproved were ordered* paid: Tho King' of All Laxiithca Comraniy, stating theiy were surprised List of letters unclaimed at Post there are three board members, Dr. guish between tho two. That is just For constipation, use Dr. King's New ' American Book Co $7.00 to limrn that the Council demanded a Office for week of February 7, 1914: A. A. Mutter, Charles Schiller and Ro- what 1 wnnt the South Amboy buying Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, American Surety Co 5.00 reduction of $75 from their bill. As Mrs. William Bennett, Thomas bert V. England, holding official posi- public to do at the only store on tha N. Y. , Bays they are the "king of ail Ginn and Co 17.68 no' satisfactory explanation could be Sums, Louisa Deutb, Robert Herbert, tions within the board. Dr. Mutter block on Broadway between. George laxatives. They are a blessing to all Estate J. H. Gordon 118.75 frnade in regard to the proposed re. D «». n of New Je«"sey. ordered that cause be penditures otjfm character. Mr. fear they will catch one of the dl n which Tiave fourryear courses. ' This observed Monday by Rev. John Scar- DCIUrC I UU Van l\.eo.p shown before the said Daniel W. Clay- Scully, as a "j|Pier of tha committee eases. No action was taken upon the 1 0 leaves *Bryn Mawr, Columbia, the borough with the celebration of holy VOM might at *Massachusetts? Institute of Technology communion in Christ Church, Trenton, fcrming pay without towing House Ijagflgrwere expected to lndl- school board. The board of health j the 20th day of February, 1914, at 11 and Yaie us the only institutions In the of which the celebrant was the bishop. Mtd •• try to m«k« • marcan- a. m., why letters of administration > cate Bow they stood on new Im- has the matter in charge. They sec tilt bminttt pay without advtr- country that admit solely by examina- The venerable prelate later retired to should not be granted to said Ilettie H. prevy , propositions, no reason for alarm because of the titing Anderson or sTioh other fit and proper tions. Harvard, Haverford and, Prince- his home, where he received may fact that there so many cases. person as the said Surrogate may' ugh the total appropriation ton have recently modified their prac- frlneds and letters of felicitation. De o In Your Home Paper. deem advisable. led In Mr. Scully's bill Is $20,- tice so as to include a combination of spite hlB advanced years, the bishop It Is further ordered that this order 1000,000, the initial expenditure Is small examinations and certificate. Colum- is still attending to his church work. One Way to Advtrtise. shall be published .in the South Amboy Citizen once a week for six weeks next ).—but $100,000 would be appropriated bia is almost at tbe point and Yale Is *'»»• That sentiment «au be used with good effect in mi advertisement the It's A Cure That's Sure preceding itB return day, and that a t&e first year, and tlie remainder of considering It. With the establish- Will Restrict Sample Distribution. copy thereof be mailed within ten days tal appropriation would be sup- Germans evidently believe; otherwise •tou- ment of the Carnegie Foundation for The city council of New Brunswick from the date hereof to the next of It in difficult to ai-count for the follow- RHEUMATISM, GOUT. kin of said George H. Baker, directed from the National Treasury in the AdvancemeIlt of Teaching about has ordered the city attorney to draft ing letter which roc-cully iippunroi) >tlons running over eight I SCIATICA, AND to their Post Office addresses If the seven years ago, there came a change an ordinance restricting the distribu- iimung the business iiiitk'cs in n t.ei- same can be obtained. time expected to elapse be- in the curricula of many colleges and tion of free samples of proprietary innn paper: LUMBAGO DANIEL TCA CLAYTON, al would be finished. • universities tending towa/d more uni- medicines in that city. Alderman Mc- •"My Dour (Jliiirhii.te--.My liwirt is al- V e liaVK cilhul TtMiiirJitmts wltll 1-10-6 m Surrogate. most broken ljeniuse..vi>i(l lielinvlov - Knii'i'sdii. iimim; fiirll'or %iiB ilii>n,;l]t, of tlie in- dirt ul' ?".'Km fur tin; boy ami $719 forSt. Louis. Street. If. H. nKNNETT, I'ro]irlctor. •when no marriage can be celebrated In the Greek church. This the count GENIUS AND A CLUB. doubtless knew. Nevertheless, he de- The parted, ostensibly to make'preparatlons Contemporary Criticism a* an Unfai Heloise for the celebration of the wedding. and Mercilm Weapon. Smites an An. j When the bum mi* reached i'aris The world bus never seen tin age in Coming M FUST HHTIOMHL BUNK they discovered the fact that the mar- which there was more excuse for ques- Durand i; riage making lleloi.-e the U^al wife In tioning the. validity of contemporary SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Russia as well as other countries could Judgment. It would be the height of PRESBYTERIAN CUD*. not be completed for some weeks. And folly to expect posterity to authenti now the count showed ills true charac- cate the vaporing* of an appreciation Services beginning Sunday, Feb. S. Capital $50,000 Surplus $75,000 :: She Became an Object :: ter. lie used all his persuasive powers which iu shifting its stress from tbe , Undivided Profit* Earned, $30,000 I For National Pro- '.', to induce the' young girl to go away universal to the personnel has ciirfngo 10.30 a. m. ; Preaching. | with him, assuring her that she was from criticism into colloquy, (rom clin 8.80 p. m. General Sunday School. , ———•———• — . tection CIBMM for ail. We Invltt you ttv ; bis legal wife. ic into cnuserie. Indeed, it is nothing . viilt our school. "Go with me," be pleaded, "to Rus- less than a truism thut the experience 7.00 p. m. Senior Cbriatlan Endeavot of tbe artist in all uges, according to j This Bank Pays Interest By MAR.IAN KNOX ? sia, where we can be married accord 7.45 p. m. Preaching. the verdict of history, is Identical with Thursday—' ON ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK ing to the requirements of the Greek •-H-H-I-H-l-H-H-M-t-M-H-M^W church, where I will be at home and Itself. 7.45 p.' m Regular Prayer and Pralit meeting. PER CENT on balances averaging daily The Itiviera is a favorite place for where my family tuny attend tbe wed- In the words of Sidney Lanler, '.'• • • ding. Here we must puss dreary the mtiht shall put forth humbly and 4.00 p. m. Tburadajr, Junior C. B. the aristocracy of Europe to winter, t.00 p. m. Choir Rebeanal. $500 and over for the month. especially Uussisnra, who arc often weeks waiting, while there we can be lovingly the very best und highest thut glad to escape the snow mid ice and united nt once." is within him, utterly regardless of 2 cold winds of thut bleak empire. Nice, This wag not true. No couple could contemporary criticism. What possible BAPTIST CHIT PER jjJEiXT in Havings Department Mentoim and other points on the-Medi be married iu the Greek church during claim can "contemporary criticism set v terraucun sea arc during the mouths of Lent In Russia any more thau In Paris. up to respect-that criticism which Her. Thomai Neal. * ratter. on accounts of $5 00 and over remaining December, .hutiiitry ami February The girl protested, but In vnlu. Stre- stoned Stephen, hooted Paul for a inad- NciMenee 71 Sccoajl Street .. thronged, with people, who llnd there moff seemed determined, nnd. becom- iuiin, bound Columbus in chains, drove in Bankffor at least Two Months prior to Dante into exile, made Shakespeare 3 both a bulwy climate nnd piyetjr. ing fearful of his Integrity, not daring Services for the w beginning write the sonnet 'When In Disgrace January 1 and ||l.y 1. ' About the middle of the nineteenth to keep her secret longer, Heloise (old Sunday, February 8. her mother of his solicitations. With Fortune and Men's Eyes.' gave ISSUES TBAYELHP' CHECKS PAYABLE EVERYWHERE. century mi American girl gifted not 10.30 a. m. Preaching. only with beauty, but a remarkable At the name 'time rumors came to Milton a for Turndise host' kept 8EIX8 FOREIGN SHAFTS PAYABLE IN ACT PABT OF Samuel Johnson cooling his heels on 2.30 p. m. Bible School leailoa. histrionic genius, seventeen years old Mrs. Durnnd tlmt Stremoff wag a rake (.45 p. m. Senior C. B. Society meet* THE WORLD. was visiting .the ltlvleni with her and a profligate, without uny sensu of liOid Cliesterlleld's doorstep, reviled Shelley ns an unclean dog. killed Keats, lag. HARRY C. PBRBINE./Prilident H, 0. STEPHENSON, Caahler mother and brother. Ono afternoon honor whatever. Fortunately tho Du- MO p. m. Dellgbtful while walking on' the promenade on rands were relntivesof the American cracked Jokes ou Gluek, Schubert,- Bee- thoven. IlerlioK and Wagner mid com- and 8ermoa. T. FRANCIS PERRINE, AsMatut Cashier the Meditei'mneim shore the party met minister at St. Petersburg, and the Week Day Services: muted so many other Impious follies / DIRECTORS: aiming the throng of Ml ITS a tall, hand- mother wrote, him with reference to Wednesday , some young IIIIIII wliosu light Imlr null the niarrliige anil the rumors she had mid stupidities tlmt a thousand letters 3.30 p. m. Junior C. E. Meeting. DANIEL C. CHAiSE CHRISTIAN ST/RAUB HENRY WOLFF bine eyes marked lilrr. for i\ north- heard. The umbnwndoi' wrote her to like this could iiot'tmiHco even to cata Thurnday HARRY C. 5PERR1NE ' GEORGE V. BpOART erner, As lie piiKNi'il tlie ulrl his M;IISK cojno at onco to (he capital. logue theinV" 7.46 p. m. Church Prayer Meeting. J. BAIMD PERRINE R. C. STEPHBNSON wns llxed upon her with admiration, The fact of having tho liiflnouce of The verdict of the "Intellectuels" has Friday 7.30 p. m. Choir Rebearial. while she lowered her gaze to the one of so much Importance nt the Itun- always been a veritable stumbling ground. sinn court waken this episode In real block in the path of genius. eposit Boxes S2.OO These two were real personages, lint life one of the remarkable stories of the "It Is from men of established liter- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIIC1C1 since IIIIH IH'U story nil her Mum an ac- world. Mrs. Durand nnd the young ary reputation," asserts llei'iiurd Shaw, count we will cull the girl llelolsi' bride—tho hitter assumed tlie title und "that wo lea in thut William Blake was K«T. S. E. Hhati, Pastor. Durand mid the. IIIIIII Count Mtremolf. liiiino of Couiitt'Hs Sliemofr-weiit to mad. that Shelley was spoiled by liv- The latter was a young Itusniiin. a RIISSIII und slayed at the American ing In II low set, that ltoberl Owen nuunlier of one i>{ Iliu must nrlHtocriillc embiiNsy. They were Informed by the was a mail who did nut know th Services for the week beginning fiunllleH of 8t. Petoi'Mlmrg. Ilu lost no count's brother that he was a villain world, thut ltuskin \s Incapable ot Sunday, February 8. 1914: KEEP IT IN MIND time In discovering who wart the girl of and that they hud better have nothing comprehending political economy, that Sunday Services. such striking uppcnraiicc lie had met further to do with him. Zola is a mere blackguard and Ibsen 9.30 a. m.—Clati and In looking for some one to Intro- fitreinoff while drawing n. young Is Zola with a wooden leg. The great 10.30 a. m.—Preaching by Pastor. THAT duce him to her. American girl Into him tolls hnd no idea musician accepted by his unskilled lis- 2.30 p. m.—Sunday School. tener is vilified by his fellow musi- lie WIIH successful In malting her nc that who hud tlie opportunity of calling 6.45 p. m.—Epworth League Bervtoe. cian. It was the musical culture of qiiiilntancn, and thru begun n court to her nid the power of the United 7.30 p. m.—Preaching by Faator. Europe which pronounced Wagner the ship which would likely hnvo Imt onoHtntes. Her cousin, the ambassador, Services during tbe week.- The Citizen Job Department inferior of Mendelssohn anil Meyer- einliiig for so young a girl courted by a took the mutter IIM an Indignity to an Junior League, Thursday. 3.30 p. m. beer." Is pr«par»d to do any and all kind* of tiohleinan handsome as u picture nnd American citizen to the RiiHsinn gov- Pra-er Service, Thursday 7.45p.m. possessing (he most cliannliig ' niitn ernment and asked for redress for the It is not enough lo my with the bril- Choir Rehearsal. Saturday 8.00 p. m. nors. Satan is pictured with cloven young countess. The result of his rep- liant author of "Contemporalns" that All are welcome. All aeatf Ire* feet and a dlsagrtii'iiblv countenance. resentations WIIH un arrangement be- contemporary criticism is mere coiner JXOTEHEAUS tween the two powers that the pair be satlon; it is often little more thnn mere LETTER HEADS .. lint Ills most effective work Is done under the nuise of lienuty. The twoolllchilly married ut Warsaw, In Itus- gossip. One IH often Inclined to ques- METBODIST PROTESTANT CHDBCB ENVELOPES listened to the music to he enjoyed at slnii Poland. Tbe count, who by this tion with Lowell whether the powers R«T. F. F. Craig, Pastor. BILLHEADS Nice, prniuiiimdcd on the sen walk and time had thrown off the mask, showing that be In criticism ore really the JIOW- STATEMENTS were together In soiling parlies on the that he had Intended to make Miss ers that ought to be.—From Archibald BUSINESS CARDS blue waters of the Mediterranean. Durnnd his dupe, refused to go to War- Henderson's "European Dramatists." Services beginning Sunday, Feb. 8. SOCIETY CARDS And nil tlii.i while the count was pour- saw or be married. 10.30 a. m. Regular Preaching, Subject, v RULED BLANKS ing Into her ear his talc of love. And here comes In among thewrongs PRETTY SAFE PRISON. "Jesus as an example to Endeavor- BLANK BOOKS The Dii minis were satisfied that the that limy lie perpetrated by despotic ers." fiower a case of right, Probably no 2.00 p. m. Junior C. B. Topic, PAMPHLETS count's position WIIH all he claimed It Bloodhound* Guardtd One Exit, Man "The Beatitudes, No. 2. What to do to lie, anil iiince Heloise was of an age other sovereign, no head of a republic Eating Sharki tha Othor. when n girl Is easily won she wns not surely, would have been able to compel do with our troubles.", Bil»l« Ref. Shark skin, shark teeth, shark oil, St. Matthew 5, 4. Consecration this rascal to do justice to the girl be shark meat nnd several other byprod had intended to win for the purpose of meeting. Daughter Wat Curious. ucts of the dead shark are articles of deserting her when won, except the greater or lesser utility, but 1 have 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunds^y School Invited out to dinner, mother stood cznr of Russia. , \ Subject "Darkness and _ _ before the mirror, and, having made never heard of but one instance where One day Stremoff received an official tbe living shark was put to a prac- Bible Reference St. Luke ll\J4-26t H1GH-GEADE ber yellow locks a trifle yellower, she document from the cznr ordering him tical use. This, says Lewis It. Free- No. 33, 36. Special offering «J to proceeded to apply the pencil to ber to go to Warsaw and complete the the parsonage fund. man, was when they used him as .11 Decision day all are Invited. I eyebrows. The little daughter stood marriage that lie hnd begun on the Ui- prison guard In the old days when by and wondered. Finally she asked:: 7.00 p. m. sharp Senior C. E. Tojlo, vlera. An order from the autocrat of Hritlsh convicts were transported to "Twelve great verses." No. " "Mother, what are you writing on nil the Russlas to one of bis subjects is Australia, the monsters serving this safety verse, Psalms 27, 1. your iface for?"- not to be despised. One who by a nod purpose for many years at the Port Consecration meeting. can send, persons, without the sem- Arthur settlement, ten miles south of 1. What is yonr favorite Jferse? blance of a trial, to work in the dread- Wisdom of Woman. Hobart, the present capital of Tns- 2. Give an Instance of satefy from the ed mines in Siberia is not likely to be iiiiinia. The prisons at this point, sonic Old Testament, Psalms, ayi New Test- F. w. STEMS, Women ore the Inheritors of the old- disobeyed when he directs a man to do ament.? est, most universal Imuian wisdom. of which may still be seen, weve situ- Btewns Avenue, near Halo Street, justice to a woman. And the wronged ated upon a peninsula whose only con- 3. Give an instance ofnafety even at 8QBTH AMBUT They have more sense than men, for girl had behind her the power of the death? the simple reason tlmt a man lms to tied ion with the mainland was by a 4. How can we be k£pt safe? great American republic to re-enforce long, narrow strip of sand called, from be n specialist, mid a specialist has to tho czar. 7.45 p. m. P.egular service of song. be n fanatic. Tlie normal inuu nil over its configuration, the Euglehawk's Count Stremoff dured not disobey his Neck. 8.00 p. m. Regular Preaching Service. the the world is a hunter or a (ishcr, or n Subjecf'Christ's love for tho young." banker, or a man of letters, or some sovereign's order, nnd at the appointed The convicts were allowed consider- Thursday—Class and prajer meeting. SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL silly thing. If so he lins to be a wise time tho so called wedding party met able liberty on the peninsula, but to Friday—Choir practice. hunter or n wisp linnkcr, But nobody at the church, the bride wealing a prevent their escape to the mainland Hear and your soul shall liva, black dress, attended by her father, and you will not be disappointed. with tlie smallest knowledge of a pro- half starved bloodhounds were chained Isaiah 55, 3. fessional life would over expect him her mother nnd the groom's brother, nil the way across the narrowest por- Largest Enrollment in its History to be i\ wise man. But his wife has who lin.i been very kind to the In- tion of the neck. Several prisoners to be a wise woman. She hiis'tn have lurcd girl. The father hnd concealed Tha AttamUnct lncr«»t«» Eicti Yaar having avoided the "bloodhound zone" nn eye on everything, an eye on the on his person a revolver, determined by swimming, the authorities adopted The RADLE PIANOS thluKs tlmt fmmtlcal bankers forget. that if the villain refused to convey the effective but grewsome expedient Sell like hot enkes. Kvcryons In BO There's a reason: None but the best the necessary legal rights to bis ple»Md with tlu-iii, thut out-, sold lui- If tlie bunker is moluncUoiy she must of feeding the sharks at that point sev- mcdlntt'l.v brlntr" nnothcr customer of instructors teni'li him ordinary cheerfulness. If daughter ho would at least prevent his eral times n day. In a few weeks the the bunker is too convivial she must working any more mischief. place became literally alive with the Factory Pinro Po'Nh C:5c bottle Trainer's Business College, teach him ordinary caution. If she The bride and gnxjm met at the altar voracious man eaters, and from that HARRY PARISEN hnd four lwshnmls slie would lie nn rail. Probably no more dramatic time on the only convict who ever es PEETH A.JJB07. N. J. optimist to the pessimist, a pessimist scene,, certainly no more unique one, coped accomplished his purpose by roll- 201 DAVID STREET SOUTH AMB0Y to the optimist, a I'li^an to the Purl- THE Bill 1)14 AKDrillOOJI J1KTAT THE ALTAI). ever was enacted in a church. The ing himself up iu kelp nnd workln; tan, a Puritan to the I'ligun; for she is likely to resist an extremely fascinat- groom was simply passing through u nloug, inch by Inch, timing his move- the secret health of the world.—Ches- ing man. ,Knroi>enn society lias always form in obedience to the will of one ments to correspond with those of the terton. been full of unprincipled men whose who held over him the power of life other neaps of seaweed that were be- HUB-MARK OYSTERS! main object is the conquest of women, and death; the bride was enduring an ing rolled by the surf.-Wide AVorld but It does not appear thut this Amer- A Poor Man's Hell. ordeiil to make her a legal wife. But Magazine. <• IF YOU WAST A ican family failed scrupulously to ob- R U B 3ERS Tho Curiblieiin tropics are a garden for her It. was a terrible crisis, know- serve (lie etiquette relating to the asso- ing as she did that her father was GOOD STEW OR FRYof delight for the rich iiiim mid an HI ciation of young persons of opposite Tho Economist, Dorado. In sugar, In cotton. In cattle armed and at the slightest disposition "It isn't by petty and ridiculous STOP AT sex which has always been in vogue in on the part of the groom to recede the pastures, that world holds tremturc to- Kuropo. The count, by asking1 for the economies that men succeed," said day greutcr than the treasure shipped ceremony would be turned into a trag- John D. Itockefeller, ,7r. "Some peo- hand of Miss Durand, seemed to indi- edy. She must have prayed silently by the Spaniard through I'aiiaiini tlie cate thut his Intentions were perfectly ple seem to think that to get rich one P. F. KENAN'S CAFE golden. The Caribbean tropics are there before the altar that she might honorable. be spared a bloody ending of ber mis- must economize like Blnneo. Blnnco's See that the Hub-Mark ii on the 186 Broadway. good Indeed to the mini strong enough faithful old dog had turned sickly and rubber before you buy. It u your to be muster. They are good, too, to One precaution, however, wns not fortune. Oysters served la any style. Also taken. While the Durands had evi- savage, and so Blanco suld to bis wife insurance of Standard Firit Quality their own poor, for they curse their Rubber Footwear for every purpoie sold In the shell. Orders promptly dence tlmt Count' Stremoff held the The priest began the marriage serv- on arriving home from business Satur- natives with iu> cold mid rarely wltli ice, all save the bride keeping their attended to. rank, the position and tlie wealth to day evening: SOLD BY famine. Hut for tin* piior while man which lie pretended, they bud no in- eyes fixed on the count, wondering by ' 'I'll shoot Towser tomorrow morn- from the north they nre hell. formiitlon us to his clinl'iictei'. This Is what loophole, if any, he might at- ing before church.' H. KOLLISOII Dr. GEORGE LUKE HAVELL It Is not due only to the risks of the rock on which so many American tempt to escape what was to be forced 'Blanco paused, then added sternly. the crop. It Is due to the social condi- girls iibrond, In making matrimonial upon him. To all, especially the bride, ' 'So remember, please, that he won't tions that forbid the white man In the contracts, have been wrecked. Once the service seemed Interminable. Hut need liny breakfast.'"—Cincinnati En- at last It was ended, and Heloise Du- OVER 66 YEARS- tropics from laboring with the hit mis. satisfied as to the position of the man quirer. EXPERIENCE DENTIST No white mail can do il in the Islands they wnnl, they are not likely to pay rand had become legally as well as or In central America and keep his any attention to what he is in himself. really the Countess Stremoff. The bride and groom parted ut the door of the It Was All Within. ' Broadway and Anfnita Street, caste. Only In I'anania. where an en- The catalogue of Americans who have church, never to meet again. A practical joker carried an onion in SOUTH AMBOY, IT. J. tirely artificial and unique condition married titled foreigners to their cost his pocket to tbe depot when bidding has been made by the creators of the is large, and still it grows. The Americans lied from Russia at farewell to n young lady nnd took a once, for by the Russian law the hus- wonder of the Isthmus, can It be done. Count Strcuioff being a Russian, any bite now nnd then to Induce tears. Be- band can Imprison, bent. In every wny fore the train departed he had eaten TRAD- MARKS ROOMS —Julius Muller In Century. murrlitgc lie might unikc WIIS._IIIIU>UII- III treat his wife If he can get his hands the entire onion. The young linly, per- Dr.oicws hle to lliissiiin law. That law explicit- on her. They reached the border the COPVr>lC,MTO fi.G. PABISEN BUILDING. ly required that, a marriage should ceiving the situation, remarked, "Ah, Anyone sonrUnn n *t:Wili nnii ri.Mi-dpMiii, ;m,y same day and were safe. fiulrkly* flscBrtiiin <>nr opui:, n HIM I. l.illirr at) NOTICE. tnke place In the Russian or Creek you have swallowed your grief!" invention U prcbultly iwiic'iii.il>t<< I ,n-ti.,unicii- church and in accordance with its What became of the groom, whether IUiimHIrlctlyroTiiiilniiiioS. IIANUi' I'i un IMtiiuts Offlco Phono ll» Kestdonco Phone 110 All PERSONS CONCERNED MAY he continued Ills villainy or hnd beeu sent free. OUlfeft IILOUCV UX U-O.VIU: |t;tU'»!K. take notice, that tho subscriber, Survi- ceremonies. There •wns ni> Russian Bound to Have the Lace. Halontfl klken tlirmii/li y.m.u ,', Vu. IVL-VIVO ving Guardian, etc., of Joseph Holton, church ou the Riviera, and it wns ar- sobered by this one experience, is not tpeclalpl notice, without cliiiruo, In tho known. The wedding took plnce more In Evigtuk. Greenland, the women EDWIN 0. RODDY Elizabeth Holton, James Holton, Nich- ranged thut the couple he married nt nnd men dress alike, and the only way olas Holton, Francis Holton, iind Mary the consulate. The WPIIIIIIIR tun!: place, than half a century ago, and his name, Siifi jffl save for this episode, wherein he to tell a female from a mule Is by the Scientific ALL KINDS Or INSURANCE Holton, minors, intends to ifxhiblt his putting Miss Hurnnil In the paradox- luce decorations which the members of r II latin n of uny w)i>nt|[ir jmniin'. T.-i.mt. U a final account to tho Orphii;*' CoUrt for showed his villainy, has sunk into ob- j-ear; four rnunUm, tl. £ulil by tii"t MAURICE LUCITT, youth. 'ilm.-Onlveston V Open Evenings 7.00 to 9.00. Surviving Guardian. other.''. It nas then the l.enten season,| he purpose of smoking cigarettes. .TIZEK. ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED. to bad position of light at'Bordentown and Pine avenues. The chair stated that steps had al- ASK THOSE WHO DEA IN ADVANCE (Continued From Page One) THREE ready been taken to remedy the con- motion of Mr.' Slover, it was referred dition. , at to fire committee. Fire Chief Compton made a few 9 , II A SI HOY 1'IMNTIN'O CO. The following bills were read> remarks explanatory as to his position IMPORTANT Kdward Roberts "^f$16 66 In purchasing the three new fire US ..nlDlstiutors. Kvecutors and Guardians Labor, Garbage • 71 17 badges.. Will iilenee bear In mind that thlji journal Is a , legal uewspjpcr and therefore K proper med- Labor, Streets ^22 83 Adjourned. David [ ium for the publication of their notices. F. Clayton 36 11 and be convinced of mil worth. P. Gutthoff , v?f85 THINGS! HTVA'EKS OF K. OF C. All eoinuumlt-allous or Items of news re- harles Timmins V8 55 ceived l)y us niList he accompanied by the 'PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT Among oar speeialfi for this weok uro offering: blgniuuioul the u'i iter to insure publication A. J. Johnson '16 30 B. Applegate • 5 00 On Friday evening, January 30, at Bulurcd In thi; I'utiKMIlrttiit Soutb Am boy Thomas Downs ',207,78 the K. of C. club rooms on Augusta Pot Roast of Reef Small Jersej Pork Loins for as second CIJIRS mull nuttier. Labors, sewers -, 'A 00 streeit was the seen of much enthu- Imperial flour Thomas Downs • y-27 44 siasm for the contestants of the pinoc- 14c and 16c SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1914. H. Wolff & Co.... Vffoo hle tournament. Every member was out The best that's; milled Roasting Coakley & Sullivan strong, with that hopeful look on his THE TKIUCX TEST. Coakely & Sullivan ,, face, but as the games were drawing to and the kind that gives Rib Roast a close, the smile was soon turned to The ways' haVe been oiled, apparent- George Green satisfaction. 19c George Green '-1 2G a frown, but that was soon forgotten, \f ly, for the earl passage of the Burnett for there were some good things in immigration bi V. N. James .,..., \%$n, 1 with Its literacy test, store for the inner-man and all went If the bill be« mes a. law, no alien, 16 C, K. Boberts ...... '<50 This is an excellent coffee tions /i|inn the entry of able bodied South Amboy Printing Co VT06 by making up hift live, games of Mon- men/ There IB hardly a State In W. H. Parisen....,,,.....,.., \42 50 day evening he will have the sanic that is growing in popu- chance as the other meiiibors. H. Wolff & Co. wh/oh the native bora citizen IB de- Peter Dey t>foO The following arc the ten highest lar favor daily. ,.|mved of the right to vote 'because of N. Kvlest .... ,\H"38 men. Eight of the leaders will piny Illiteracy. Such restrictions were re- Win. Langan the Knights from Perth Amboy same moved long ago because experience M, McDonald ....'.. { proved that there Is no necessary re- Win. Donnelly Ml 00 time this month, the other ten men Sells at 33c a Ib. lation between self support and book J. J. Dpian.... v4 will play in case, any member is un- A PEW INTERESTING ITE^IS FOR learning. Experience baa proved also Kstate James H. Gordon vftV 13 able to attend, The first prl/.e wan that the b««t read aliens are frequent- Charles TimminB .;.,.....,.. '*f*% won by James McDonnell, 8r., a gold ly the worst citizens, They are often Mr. O'Connor asked what the $9i00 handle pen knife; the uevond prize was QUICK SELLING! won by A. Oelianon, a gold K. of C. 1 trouble maker*, living by their wltit, bill of Mr, Klntitltnger was for? On Yacht Club Coffee pin; the third prize was won by and If any foreigners are to be ex- being informed It was the coat of three Tlioinuu O'Leary, a (told pair of cuff eluded, they are the one* to keep out badges for chiefs of lire department, This is an article that has The doora ought to be open for the Mr, O'Connor entered objection, claim- links. The follow Is tho score of tho Boys' Combination Raincoat with hat, at eitry of every hrnlthy, honest and Ing chief should have recoived badge stialgbt pinochle: been tried and not found reputable foreigner who baa had the from hln predecessor. Won boat Children's Rain Cape with hood, at courage to cross the ocean to better The chair called for explanation James McDonnell, Sr 27 13 wanting. It makes a from tho fire chief, who stated the Old A, Gelisnon 24 l(i Men's Velvet Four-in-hand Ties- his condition, however meagre his delicious drink. Try a book learning may be.—Philadelphia badge -was practically worn out, and T, O'Loary 23 17 Ledger, , two of the new badges were for the James O'Connor t'i :l 7 pound and get satisfac- Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts - - 85c' assistants. P, Purcoll, , 23 17 Hills were ordered paid, Mr. O'Con- Rev. Father Kennedy 2S 17 Children's Sweaters, values up to 1.25, at - 89c ONI.Y FOUR JKKSfcY VOTES IN tion. nor voting against. P. J. Coan....! 22 18 HOHSK SIFrTIUflE CAUCUS The clerk read report of commis- James McDonnell, Jr 22 18 Sells at 29c a Ib. Ladies' Wrappers, sizes 34 and 86 only, values Only four of tho New Jersey niein- sioners of assessment on Portia street, John Sutllff, Sr 22 18 up to 1.25, at ... 49c "tiers of tbe House of Representatives after which the chair called for any Kdward McDonoiigh 22 18 stepped UJ> to the captain's desk in abjection from those interested present, Decorated Tumblers, put in boxes of 6, at - 45c the Democratic ca.ucup' Tuesday night Mr. Roll asked'eonsent of the council SCULLY TOTES AGAINST Brown Bros. Tea Co. and registtral (their votes on tbe that assessment made against "J. R. Len IMMIGRATION HILL question of acceding to the demands Morgan and M, N. Roll estate," be as- 10% Reduction on all Rubber Goods. •of woman sunjraglsts for a constitu- Congressman Scully voted against Caterers to the People's sessed to Estate of Albert Roll.. On the Burnett Immigration Bill, on the tional amendment giving women the motion of Mr. Slover, the change was Wants Dr. Posnev's Warm Lined Shoes for infants 98c ballot. Th^ quartet were Rejtresen- grounds that the literacy test Is not a ordered made. test of fitness of character. He gives j tatives Scurfy, Townsend, Klnkcad and Men's Brown Grain Work Shoes, plain toe or On resolution of Mr. Slover, the re- his reason as follows: ) Baker. / port was ratified and confirmed and 183 Broadway South Amboy A in favor of glviBg the wo "1 am opposed to this bill," said Con- tip, special for this week - - 2.00 "\ " / ° " ordered transmitted to collector of . tj^en a/nearlng by creating a committee gressman Scully," ' because I do not NOTICE. taxes, to give public notice that as- think that the literacy test is a test Men'sVelour Calf Lace Shoes, were 3.00, now 2.50 onVWoman suffrage and accordingly sessment was due and payable. TO'WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: of fitness or character. Take notice that the report of tho vofcd against the Heflin resolution, The, assessments for nagging and "1 am heartly In favor of the ex- Commissioners of Assessment showing whfch committed the party In the curbing John street were read, and clusion of the criminal, the insane and the assessments of benefits for the Horn* to tbe proposition that tbe pro- ordered to take same course. • mentally defective, the pauper, the grading of Portia street between Pine avenue and Feltus street was ratified tolenpWi one lor the States to deal Mr. James Collins was, granted per- morally unfit, and those who are incap- with, ra%!r than tbe Federal Govern- mission of the floor, when the tilt be- and confirmed at tbe regular meeting able of earning a living, but 1 do not of the Common Council of tho City of H. Wolff &Co. ment. tween htm and:Councilman Stanton think that the literacy test is a test South Amboy held on Tuesday evening, Of tuSaeShsent, Messrs. McCoy and arose, ' ' of either fitness or character. It will February 3rd, 1914, and that such as- sessment has been duly returned to Tuttle are '^kderstood to have ap- On resolution of Mr. Slover, the not tend to keep out the vicious or the proved the prlciple of the Heflin re- salaries of James Donovan and Edward me for collection. All such assess- morally or physically unfit, neither ments shall draw interest from the solution and would have voted for it Spvague we^e raised $10.00 a month will it keep out the clever and educat- date of confirmation and, with the K0T1CK. paying the whole of such assessment' had they been able to be present. each, and-clerk ordered to draw war- ed schemer who immediately upon ar- cost of collection, shall be and become, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: or any balance of Installments^jfflth from the date of confirmation, a first accrued interest thereon ofonf^tlme. The excuse/generally on the Demo- rant for increased salary from January rival begins* to find fault with our in- Take notice that the report of the cratic side of the House for the ab- 1, 1914. and paramount lien upon the land antl Commissioners of Assessment showing In case any such installment shall-re- stitutions. real.estate so assessed, which lien main unpaid for thirty days from and sentees was that the caucus was The Committee reported favorably the assessments of benefits for the "The bill contains many admirable shall remain until such assessment is curbing of John street on both sides j after the time tho same shall have be- tailed on too short notice, ana mem- on granting permission to George come due and payable, the whole as- features, but taken as a whole it di- paid. thereof between Broadway and Stevens: i bers had prior engagements to keep. Oundrum to store gasoline, and on The payment of this assessment may avenue, was ratified and confirmed at sessment or the balance due thereon rects againat one class, the rough 1 The call went out Tuesday morning af- motion the request was granted. be made in equal yearly installments, the regular meeting of the Common shall become and be immediately due manual laborer who strives for human not exceeding five, to commence on the and payable, and shall draw interest ter the ways and means committee had An, ordinance defining duties, sal- Council of the City of South Amboy sympathy, who makes a decent well- 1.4th day of February, 1914.. The party held on Tuesday evening, February 3rd, at the rate of one per cent, per month. decided that there had been enough aries and terms of officers was placed Dated February 5th, 1914. behaved citizen in the community in assessed shall havo the privilege of 1914, and that such assessment has juggling with the question and that an first reading and laid over tinder paying the whole of such assessment which he happens to settle and dwell. been duly returned to me for collec- JOHN SUTLIFP. f tho time had arrived to make some the rules, Messrs O'Connor and Stan- or any balance of Installments with tion, All such assessments shall Collector. / "Just because a man cannot read accrued Interest thereon at one time. sort of stand. ton voting against. draw interest from the date of con- does not mean that he is a bad man. In case any such installment shall re- firmation and, with the cost of collec- . Mr. Slover presented financial re- It was also declared that there had Illiteracy is no crime,' nor it is a badge main unpaid for thirty days from and tion, shall be and become, from tbe CARD OF THANKS. been a misunderstanding as to the port for 1913, which was received and after the time the same shall have be-, date of confirmation, a first and para- of crime; it is a misfortune and any The undersigned extends her sincere date;, and the fact that some of tbe ordered published. come due and payable, the whole as- mount lien upon the land and real- law that places a penalty on a person sessment or the balance due thereon thanks to all who rendered valuable newspaper announcements fixed Wed- On resolution by Mr. Slover $150 estate so assessed which lien shall re- that has been BO unfortunate as to be shall become and be immediately due main until such assessment is paid services during the Illness and at the nesday for the caucus were pointed was appropriated to pay auditors, Wil- and payable, and shall draw interest in such surroundings where that per- The payment of this assessment may liam M. Emmons and Frank Scully, at the rate of one per cent, per month. burial of her grandson, Francis Dun- to In substantiation of this. son could not obtain an education is be made in equal yearly installments, $75 each, for making up financial can; and also to all who sent floral un-Juat, un-American, discriminatory, Dated February 5th, 1914. not exceeding five, to commence on the statement. 14th day.of February, 1914. The party pieces. JUSTICES OLAIMED THEY and so repugnant to American tradi- JOHN SUTMFF, On resolution by Mr. Slover, a assessed shall hava the privilege of MRS. CATHERINE CONNOLLY. HAD NO JURISDICTION tions that I cannot support it." Collector. Broadway improvement note for $1,000 Tho domestic difflciilltes of Mr. and o due February 6, was ordered cancelled. Mrs. Michael Duggan were aired be- The First National Bank of South fore Justlco Birmingham on Friday. Oa resolution by Mr. Slover, Broad- Amboy, N. J., has changed the rules Mrs. Duggan made complaint against way improvement notes for $5,000 and governing savings accounts, and now her husband, wlio she claimed had ill 112,000 were ordered renewed for three pays Interest on savings accounts on treated her. She stated that he was months. the sum of $5.00 or more. ' This continually Intoxicated and had sold a On resolution by Mr. Stratton, $40 Every Piece Must Go Within Ten Days should encourage everybody both large cow and several plga belonging to her was appropriate! to pay JameB Cam- and small to havo a hank account. they lived at Homde.l. She pion for services at the "Hole-in-the- Start saving to-day. 1-31-8 In taking inventory, we have found here and ther.e a number of odd pieces that that sbo had been In this city wall." only about a month saying that she Bond of Jonas Letts as special of- we are compelled to sacrifice at a loss. Some are old style; some are broken from paid rent for herself and son-in-law. ficer was received nnd ordered filed. "ARIZONA" AT ACDITOItrUJHT. suites; and others slightly damaged. In the lot, you will find: •William Bucltalow. who lived with her. The report of Police Justice for The wonderfully successful melo- She claimed her husband came to this January showed that $240 had been re- drama "Arizona" written by the denn Sideboards Kitchen Cabinets Morris Chairs Chiffoniers <:lty iind persisted In annoying her. eelvort, nnd paid to collector. of American playwrights, Augustus Mr. rjuggan denied the charges ami Thomas, will be presented by the stock Dressers Wash Stands Dining Chairs Rockers Report of John D. Mullane as over- staled thnt Mrs. Duggan had taken all company at the Auditorium Theatre, seer o[ the poor WHS road. The mo- Wooden Cribs Wooden Beds the household property when she came Perth Amboy, nil next week. "Arizonn" tion that It he received was lost by a to this city, Unit he had a good posi- is proclaimed as his masterpiece by tie vote, Mr. Chevalier having pre- We need the space taken up by these odd pieces tor new furniture coming in. tion at Komdel and wished his wife to Augustus Thomas and It Is probably viously left tho hall. We are not quoting any prices, but. if the articles suit you, we'll make the price low tcturn homo. He stated that he was ljctter known than any play from the willing to take .i pledge for five years, Mr. Slover, of noinmltteo on licenses, lien of that sU'ted writer. There h enough to help you buy them. Getting rid of them, that's the question. Are you 1 •but Mrs. DtiKgiin refuse: to be recon- reported favorably on granting plumb- coined)' and pathos In abundance In interested? It so. act quickly and help us out. ciled. Justice ftlruiinglaui ami Jus- er's license to P. .1. Monnghan, and on "Arizona" irail tho scene painters at tice Mason both decided thnt they hail motion it was granted. the Auditorium have been busy all this no jurisdiction .In t!ie mat.', r, ii,r] In- The veiiort of commissioners on veek preparing n handsome mounting formed Mrs. Dn'ggan Hint the only way David street assessment was laid over for the phiy. A llrst class production 1 to get the i mi' nml pics was to go until next meeting, BO that notice ia promised by Stage PI rector Wagner boforo a. Justin: of the Pence at Horn- could lie given property owners to lie nnd a specinlly augmented east will del, and ndvi?i>d br-r to return liomn hoard. \ lie culled upcin to interpret the numer- and live with her husband. On Mon- The report of i\in City Treasurer ous cliiiriictfrs coniu'i-m il In the devel- day they again mine into coin'" vlii- -hinviil luilp'-'T's mi fo,'()•'•?: General opment of tin* plot. time, Mrs. Unckalew was present and cmedvouse'.o account, ?7,«:.7.'l4; (Water, .$2,485.42: l.nrfie audiences niv attending Ih-j stated that the <'o\v anil pigs hud be- i rnadwiiy imiirovfiiintil. ifl.iHS.'Hi; Vmllloriiiiii this wefli when Chun. Ken- longed to tho father. Tlie ju-tice eivers, $:!,(M7."7; wlileh was receive,1 yon'.-i KrippiiiK phiy "Kinillini!" Is lieltiK (|.;S-SII SMITH STllrX!' s.nn: mn; Muiav .10 again staid that he had no jurisilld- iillll nrdrP'd tiled. presented and HID piece in proving iin- l'Mli .\nilinv, N. .1. "There a Kcnson" lion in the nuil.tur. / Charles P. r.ucl;eli",v iWleii attention iisr.iill.w sHCces.-fnl. I 1 XH AMBOT CITIZEN. the ceremony were taken to the home •«t Street. netr Broadway. fourth and Special of the bride where a splendid repast awaited them. The newly wedded Essay Contest Winners couple will reside for the present at . FEBRUARY 7, 1914, the home of the groom's parents on Brown Bros. Specials! Items of Interest Presented In John street. JlflTIES FOB ALL. The following are the fourth and Short Paragraphs for Busy sreclal prize winning essays under the One of our customers told us last week: "My OB BENT. Readers. Business Men's Association contest, Had Them Placed. wifi' wants a nice coat next fall and 1 tell \her the Vra. William Nehrkorn being awarded "An optimist," wrote the schoolboy best wav to pet it is to buy all our groceries from Double House on Catherine the fourth prize, and Master Maurice in his examination paper, "is a man idway. Apply to Mlaa Addle Chris. Nicorvo has purchased a lot Brown Bros, and talR R1SNT—In new 1'. O. liutld- feet." _^", Ijirge, well vuutlluted and Why should we not buy in South •f' .Apply to Miss M. K. .Scully, The Y. M. C. A. Bowling Team will k exactly the principle that we have been advocat- ;• 1-31-j Amboy when we can get all the ac- play the Pardees, of Perth Amboy, this ing fur some time. The savings we show you will •House on John street, all Im commodation that we wish; which ,are JfOTICE. Friday evening, and on Monday next also bay the "Baby" shoos and a lot of other neces- nqulre Ueo. Uundrura. 1-21-tf equal or better than we can get out TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: they go to Sayreville to play on Popn's - —Five-room boute, gas and of town. If we give the business Take notice that the report of the sary articlesof wearing apparel for the entire family. -usta street. Inquire of Mrs. alleys. Commissioners of Assessment showing . !• U*tf man of .South Amboy the chance ac- the assessments of benefits for the OUR LOW PRICES MAKC US BUSY. .• • -House, six rooms, all' Im- commodations are bound to be better. .. , . th garage for two machines. A. number of friends of Miss Loretta laying of side-walks of John street on ply to . es Steuerwald, Itordentown We live here; we pay our taxes here; both sides thereof between Broadway Ittue; oW t'raser Bros,, I'erth Amboy Bloodgood tendered her a linen shower and Stevens avenue, was ratified and Jf - ( 10-11-tr I our children are. born and raised here; Thursday evening at her home on our children are educated here; we confirmed at the regular meeting of Specials from Saturday to Tuesday ton.Ill5NT-Store, IDS Broadway, P. .. George street. It proved a happy tnah. 74-tfJ should therefore be willing to do the the Common Council of the City of occasion for all present. South Amboy held on Tuesday even- 'Oil IlENT—ltooins In Farlsen llulldl purchasing of all our needs here, jam beat, electric light and water. ing, February 3rd, 1914, and that such Granulated Sugar, lb. - 4>^c Ire pa premises. prices and quality being equal. Fur- assessment has been duly returned to Albert Leonard, sometimes Dog War- thermore if we go out of town we me for collection. All such assess- FOB BALI. den, has launched out in a new line have our carfare to pay and our time ments shall draw interest from the Fancy Seedless and Seeded Raisins, pkg. 9c of business. Albert is now Bole pro- lost and the business men out of town date of confirmation and, with the cost of collection, shall be and become, ft packages 25c FOB SAliE-House and tbree lots IS! David prietor and working force of the do not care if we do not get what we reft* near Stevens avenue. Apply on prem- fgouth and Perth Amboy Express." from the date of confirmation, a first i, or to \V. p. Nichols, 130 Henry st. l-ai-tr wish; whereas if we should go to the and paramount Hen upon the land and •OB" SALB-^Two loU on Ward avenue, bUBlness men of South Amboy they try real-estate, BO assessed, which Hen Loose Buckwheat irp'.rr/ lb, 8^c Mp to uuloK buyer. \ treat opportunity /The memberTof-tho-Ladies' Auxil- to do anything" they possibly can to shall remain until such assessment Is secure land la tbls rapidly growing rcsl- ntlftl section. Trolley within one block. liary, of the John street M. E. Church, satisfy our wanta. The rich men paid. iply to A Stalner, lb Church street. HMl-tfj held a meeting on Tuesday afternoon think they have to go to the big cities The payment of this assessment may Fancy Regular Hams, lb. 18c 1 bo made in equal yearly Installments, fQH HAMS—Four houses, til linprovi/- at the home of Mrs, V, N, James, and to be served and waited on; a poor enta, good looatiuu, Apply to A. stelneir, not exceeding live, to commence on the Oburch street. (M6-tf completed arrangements for the Lin- man thinks that he should do the same, 14th day of February, 1914. The party Fancy June Pas, Scottish Chief Brand, caolOc FOB SALS—Three loU on Hacond streit. coln's Birthday chicken supper which but he will find everything Is mu^i assessed shall hava the privilege of '(II Mil alng|# lots If desired. A. Hlelnei* 25 is to be held in the church on Feb- more expensive when he inchtdea id \. paying thev whole of such assessment Regular 12c quality. tturc.su^ 4^tr ruary 11. of getting the goods, such an carfnf; ; or any balance of installments with bargain In 4 nine time lost, trouble carrying goods home, accrued interest thereon at one time, In ease any such Installment shall re- Fancy Jersey Tomatoes, C..V:^,;.J. can 1 •ptrJolUbts, Alas 8 room home, OnE yard or transportation If ho docu not carry Itb (lowers and fruits. Ou bot anil cold Collector and Mrs. John Sutllff were main unpaid for thirty days from and aur, large awuonary rang?. AlsoJHveral at Brooklyn on Wednesday, where they them. So If we give the business alter the tlmo the same shall have be- >«elaj farm bargains ranging from gfi™acres gmrta glota'in Block'il Bi. ataf^rfllol attended the funeral of Henry Outten, mon of South Amboy our monoy we come due and payable, the whole M- Fancy Evap. Peaches, lb. lOc rtoa^AII lot* are extra slu, aoiuf as deep scsument or the balance duo therfon iW«Mt Oharleag. Buckelew T «•&•" a brother-in-law to Mr. Sutlift', Mr can certainly expect them to give us Outten died at 6.05 o'clock Sunday their time and their service, and will slmll become and be Immediately due and payable, and shall draw 'Interest TO < PROPERTY OWNEH8 /1 mi»ke a Miml Brand Milk, can 8c, 3 cans >M|al«yof»»«a«log«itat«ia d collecting evening, and was 70 years of age, and find that within a yeiir or two, our itt the rate of one per cent, per month. IWWlftotyuMbyouM tt/terthan you was a civil war'veteran. He Is sur- city will be just as prosperous as any X will nite charge or I luted February Dth, 1914. rtMlriudoollMtftis /Mr cent. You vived by a widow and one daughter, other city, whereas If we do not spend JOHN SUTL1FF, no trouble obulni rillnqueiii* You our money hero, we cannot expect our Faney HeadRiee, lb. »c, 4 lbs. «o.myaffiMoii th« l We»cli month Collector. l 8urt l h Another roast chicken dinner and city to be as prosperous as any other «2ft!PI*«fl»«n,/ealetUtiP* > and In- town, so let us thoroforo both large and SPECIALS iway, Wouth Amboy, N. .1. smoker took place at the Cypress A. C, 91.M la lUmpi with IS.0O la itampi wtth foltowtafi club rooms at Morgan on Sunday. A small try and work together and let the business men of South Amboy have, Vanilla Extract, bot. We SKOC8. fine dinner was served and all greatly Eagle Cocoa, box.,,. enjoyed the occasion, Those present a chance to please us and we will find Best Ammonia, bot.. Golden Santos Coffee, Ib...'l7« tl SALK—Baby carriage In Hue coudl- were: John Whalen, Ansell Morris, thereby that wo 'will be satisfied. Dustbane, can lie Particular! by Inquiring at (JITIZBS Therefore, my motto Is "Do It' for Anti-Dust, can 10c .,; '- • 1-10-tf Fletcher Hoffman, Fred Bunting, Rus- In itampi with fellowhgi South Amboy." Parrott Poliab, can 16c J 8TOKB. YOU It furniture In airy sell Deats, Walter Peterson, Robert , Tea, (any flavor) %lb, We Ai. Kea»anab|e rate*. Money udvanced Wortley, and Louis Bloodgood. l storage receipts. Millers' Furniture MRS. WM.,»' '3HttK0RN. 2 cakes Dutch Hand Soap., 10c re', 3KM»7 State St. cor. Fayette, I'erth Baking Pdr, Hlb, £Se boy.K.J. MO 2 pkgs. Matches. 10c ONKT TO I/MM Insumi of tiua, tmWUU The Dollar Roll Call held In the lec- Wliy We Should liny In Smith Aniboy. [In Mtampiwith followlMi 1, JMM' and up to ti.iMW Inquire at Law ture room of the John street M. B. Corn Starcb, pkg....' We MS of iobn A. Lovely, 140 Brnariway, We should buy In South Ainboy be- (any flavor) lib. Ke Church on Friday evening was very cause wo can save carfare, and buy LUBVS Mustard, bot 10c .Baking pir lib. 45c OSET TO MftN on Bona and . successful, both socially and financial- just as cheap and good at home. iy to 1, A: ooan, P. o. nidt ly. A pleasing programme was pre- MAURICE STEINER. HELP WANTED. sented. Another roll call will be held daring the latter part of March, and a Brown Bros. Lea Co. /ANTED—A girl as clerk In.confectionery committee has already been appointed re. Apply toVlWrita Sullivan, l-31-u to make arrangements for the enter- C. H. Edwards Elected BLUE FRONT tainment. 153-W B0ABD1B8 WANTED. Outside Sentinel 183 Broadway Teleph tOABDERS WANTKD-Apply to Mrs. Leonard Tice, of First street, who die Klngnara, Ueorge street, near City ,11. ' • K*tf was injured in an automobile accident At the meeting of the Middlesex at Philadelphia several weeks ago, was 'ounty Past Councilors' Association CAN'T SHAKE 'EM IO§T AND FOUND. brought to his home In this city on held in the rooms of William G. Hut- Saturday, In a greatly improved condi- ton Council No. 55, at Dunellen, Mon- 'OUND-Aaolldgoldouirbutton. Owner tion. An operation performed on the day night, Clarence H. Edwards, of You ought to become better acquainted with ly bava nnu upon proving property and spine at the Jeiferson Hospital, in Joel Parker Council this city, was OFF! ylng (or thin adv. when applying to .1. iiner'i;nloou, or Miss Bertha Uelner, the ilected county outside sentinel. d«rt,' ,'; 2-7-1 Philadelphia, proved very successful. His many friends are glad to see him The meeting was largely attended by They're made to fit home. past»councilors from every section of the face—the nose— BRIEGS-BUILT CLOTHES team Cleaning, Dyeing the couaty. The members of the local Board of Charles Walters Council, of Mill- the eyes—and they CUSTOM AND READY-TO-WEAR Education and guests attended the an- town, was presented with a banner nual convention of the County School for having the largest number of mem- stay on, do the eyes No better time to do it than now, for this week Establishment Board Association held at Perth Am- bers present from the longest distance, boy on Saturday. They also attended . a world of good and we add to the WINTER PATTERNS, the TTBAB8 EXPERIENCE. while the Anchor Council, of Wood- the banquet which followed at the Pac- bridge, got the hammer for the small- . .'-if, ALL WOBK GDABANTEED. ker House. Th,e Invited guests of the est number. don't spoil your looks . Call and be convinced. Board were, Mayor William S. Dey, Officers were elected as follow:" or your temper. .rALEXANDEB BUSMAN Secretary Samuel Locker, School Phy- iounty Councilor, William Compton, of SPRING SUITS - WOOLENS iW iriid^ay, Soitfc Amboy sician Albright. Prof. P. S. Miller, Metuchen; County Vice-Councilor, These are the quali- Next to Empire Theatre. Prof. Dawson and Mr. F. M. Litlel, George F. Dunn, of New Brunswick; the newly appointed member of the Iounty Junior Past Councilor, Rene ties possessed by eye- IN TIME OF NEED. Board. vonMinden; County Conductor, Wil- Send For The liam Lokerson; County Warden, Isaac , glasses supplied by BRIEGS' CLEARANCE SALE! A surprise party was held at the Stttes; County Inside Sentinel, Albert us. Besides, we tell home of Master Leslie Grace on Sat- Leu; County Outside Sentinel, C. H. Made-to-Order Dept. Ready-to-Wear Dept. SCDLLY AMBULANCE urday, a large number of his little Edwards; County Chaplain, Louis you exactly the pair All Comforts. friends attending. The afternoon was Bradford. Some excellent num-. Many handsome light spent In a most pleasing manner In PrefMtloul AtteDdaito you need without bers in neat pin stripes weight suits in all colors games by the little guosts. Refresh- MRS. WARD SURPRISED. ments were served late in the after- arid plain and fancy greys and styles to greet you. Transfer* Made Any Distance On Thursday evening the members any fee. noon. Those present were: Carman of lanthe Council No. 6, D. of P., met James, Frank Gomingcr, Harry Petty, •25 Values A real advance Spring J. 3. SCULLY. at the home of Mrs. John Dayton, and William King, Raymond Dowdell, Carl SAMUEL KINSTLINGER, Sale of Clothes. TBI. 171, South Amboy, N. J. from there went to the home of Mrs. Emmons, Leslie Graco, George Glick, Catherine Ward, on the same street, John Parker, Edward Parlcer, Alfred and tendered her a grand surprise. Jeweler and Optician |80 to $35 Values $8.75 $12.75 Hartman, Mlssos Norma Wortley, Ber- Mrs. Ward received her guests in a nico Edwards, Anna Ttce, Carrie most affable manner, and was greatly Broadway, Op. C.R.R. Station $15.75 $18.75 Strusholm, Sarah Mount, Francis Em. )loasod to be so highly honored. All mons, Ellen Slmonsen, and Sadie Dow- present hnd a most delightful time. "THE STORE THAT SATISflES" iStevens Avenue, near Henry Street. dell. At an early hour refreshments were 0 served. South Amlioy, K. 3. LINCOLN CHICKEN SUITEH. Among those present were Mrs. On Wednesday evening, February 11, i';y:;:•'.'' • NOTICE. Charles T. Grace, Mrs. Mary Mount, NEW the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Methodist Mrs. John Dayton, Mrs. Lewis Stults. : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Episcopal Church will hold a Lincoln ',the-Common Council of the City Mrs. Kate Hendrickson, Mrs. Buryel of South Amboy, Now Jersey, !hlckcn Supper in the basement of the Van Hise, Mrs. Edythe Newman, Mrs. BRIEGS •will consider the report of the Coin- church. Make arrangements to enjoy floxbury, Mrs. Sarah Roxbury, Mrs. - mlBBlOiiers of Asaoagment for the curb- this grand feast, and take your best Cuiiora Dennett, Mrs. Laura Adams, iug anS flagging of David street, be- ,'lrl, or If married tnkc the whole > The Tailor, Clothier and Haberdasher ' gen Broadway and Stevens avenue, Mrs. Mary Mnrtln, Mrs. Elizabeth a regular meeting of the Common 'amtly. The ladies promise one of the Mount, Mrs. Eliza GKBn, and Mrs. uncil to be held at the City Hnll, )eat suppers over served in the city for Ward. 91 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. 1 Tuesday evening, February 17th, the money. Tickets are on sale at ,ni, at the hour of 8 o'clock n. m. c each, and purchasers will find that AH-property owners sitfocteil by said they will get full vnlim for their J ASKOWIAK—TOJIASEWSKI. iprov'einont should iircsent their nb- tlons to the adoption anil (•onlirma- money. Bo sure and attend, as the A pretty wedding took place at the KINDLING WOOD DONLIN & HULSE of said report on or before said ladles will he greatly pleased to have Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday when PRAMTCAI SAJUTA1VE I'LUJTBIKS S'ou presont. • The menu will he as Miss Theresa Tomnsewsld became the FOR SALE RICHAHD M. MACK, IVil lows: ride of Mr. Barthlomow Jaskowialc. .Stcum nml Hot Wnler Heuting I . City Clnrk. Soup The Rev. A. B. Strenski officiated. Years of Practical Experience in All Throughly Dry, Good Solid Wood. Stoves, ItniiBes, Hollers, Etc *: "CABD Of THANKS. Pickles Miss Agnes Tomnsewskl, a sister of Harness Hukin^, Ki'jialrincr iiiul Car- G Barrels $1,00 on Premises. j Gns FUtlngr . take tills method of publicly thrmk- Roast Chicken t brill", flctod as maiil of honor, rpholstcrlng ,g all friends and neighbors who so Chicken Salad Cream Potatoes mil Mr, John • Wojclchowskl acted as 6 Barrels $1.00 Delivered. Hsiitman. The briilo looked very ilnln- kindly rendfvcil assistance durinp; the Sweet Potatoes •VII Kinds of. Horse Supplies In Stock Rive Us A Trlnl • illness anil at the burial of my hus- Cream Cabbage y In a gown of French voile over Kiilisftict.Ion CJunriinteed •banil; and also to all who BPIH thn Celery Cranbury Snuec white satin. Slio carried a beautiful W. A. HYEKSON. J hrlilnl bouquet of white carnations. 'beautiful dpral pieces us tokens of Biswilt M. EISENSTEIN r Ice Cream Cake Tjhc AVfiildliiK giioKtH were conveyed 12-1 Hrouilwily South Ariihoy Morgan. Near Station n,n ll) .STliKlJT SOUTH love. ] 2-7 : • 1 MRS .IAN10 TiMlT. Coffee lo tjio cburi'h in nutonuilnles anil after Your l'iitronu!?'' is Solicited Tel. in2-M / ;l nocjrsYr.piii Mrnndway i THE SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEN. POETRY TRULY GREAT. Curious Siflnsj. A notable sign on one of Boston's SOCZXTI , FEBRUARY 7, Matthaw Arnold'! Rule by Which busiest streets bears the remarkable Gen. Wn, 8. Truex r legend, "Cole & Wood, Dealers In G. A. a., meets first an May Be Tetttd. nesday afternoon of ep • There can lie 110 more useful help for Wood and Coal," the members of tbl> MEW TOBK AMUSEMENTS. firm evidently having au unusuullx o'clock, in Michael Sporiins Commeni. discovering what pwtry belongs to the -ommander, Aaron Sti class of tbe truly excelleufa and can fine perception of tbe "poetical fltnest tant, S. H. Chattea. A star Theatre, nf things." therefore do us most good than to have St. Stephen's Lodge, 5 always lu one's miud lines and expres- ID High street. Clifton. Is a sign At Cohan &. Harris' Astor Theatre, "Milliner and Modest." M. Meets at K. of P. Y New York, during the week commenc- sions of the grent masters nml to apply third Mondays of each n RIVERSIDES AGAIN them as a touchstone to other pw A New York lawyer named Ltoolittle ing July, August,) and ing Monday, February 9, Geo. M. owe uuwltllugly entered Into partner- RIVERSIDES WIN IN Of course we are not to require this 1 7:30 p. m. Cohan's mystery farce, "Seven Keys to OSf VICTORIOUS SIDE ship with u InirrlHter named) Steel* . Im other poetry to resemble tbein. It may Joel Parker OHCIL I Baldpate," will register Its 170th to The Riversides, after suffering the be very dissimilar. But if we have 11 singular lack of clients soon becriim painfully noticeable, and it was fotin< V. A. V., meets every Fn 178th consecutive New York perfor- A CLOSE CONTEST pangs of defeat for the third time this any tact we sball find them when we advisable to dissolve, tbe name of th. ln Knights of Pythias Ha; mances. Tbls includes the special season, came back strong at the Broad- have lodged them well in our minds au Oiaf P. Nau; Reeorilm Lincoln's Birthday matinee scheduled firm proving altogether too suggestivi A. R. Cuatten. Although the Sayrevllle A. C. led In way Theatre In Keyport on Saturday infallible touchstone for detecting the to prospective pntrons. >-for Thursday. presence or absence of high poetic the score nearly throughout the whole night and defeated the fast Collegian "U. Ctitclipm Si I. Chonteni, Attor Gorm Lodge, Ne, 8*, quality and also the degreu of this game on Wednesday night, the River- Five of Lafayette College. The score im.vs nt Law," wns a sign thnt had In b Regular meetings second quality in ail other poetry which we Brow Opera Heme. sides made one of their sensational was Aft to 29, the Riversides easily tuken down for 11 similar reason.—Si FrldayB of each month a may place beside them. Short pas- Bundesen's Hall. Presi. "The Fight," Bayard Veiller's daring finishes and won out by the «core of outclassing the visitors. Louis Post-Dispatch. 2l sages, even sinjjle lints, will serve our Borlund, Sr.; Secretary, lay, with Maigaret Wycherly and the to 18. The game was marked by classy turn quite Kiiflieientlj-. * • • son; Financial Secret p ul floor work and brilliant shooting, at A Human Wall. Mortensen; Treasurer. ,1 ,d, Lui •lginal HudBon Theatre company,! » Check brought to this city an Take of Slmkes|ienre a line or two of HI be the attraction at the Bronx aggregation of county basketball stars. which Jimmfe Cantlon starred. The An ingenious uiutlmd of preventing Star of Jersey Lodge, no. 484, B. Henry IV'H expostulation with sle«p: the escape of convict prisoners witl ier House, New York, during the They seemed determined to win and it clever little local forward tossed in F. and E., meets in Welsh's Ha a Wilt thou upon the high and giddy mas out resort to bolts and Iwrs Is used bv sek commencing Monday, February 9. looked M If Check's fondest ambition seven field goals and made one from Seal up the ship boy's eyes and reck liin First and Third Sundays ot eai brnhiH tbi? Hatch authorities in New Guinea month at 2 p. m. J. E. Pippett, Pre \fr. Velller, who Is also the author was to be realized. Walt Smith, of the foul line, although guarded by Hurt' soim- of tile most (Inngeron- dent; L, D. Wortley, Financial 8e Snyder, the star guard of Lafayette, In cradle of the rude. Imperious surge? • * Within the Law," perhaps the most New Brunswick, jumped center for the Aud tuku IIH well llnmlet's dying re- criminals are routined, but they niiikc etary and Treasurer; F. L. Hawc Sir James gave a good account of him- iecording Secretary, fferful- drama produced on the visitors, while Joe Crabell and Check quest to Horntio: 110 Nttt'tiipt to escape, although then- lerican stage in a decade, shows in teamed up as forwards. Eddie Cath- self at all times and one of his feature If Ilinu i)I(lnt ever hold inu In thy heart, Is no wall aroand tlie prison. The vi Washington Camp, No. 58, P. ( »he Fight" the way to prevent the cart, of the South River Sterlings, was shots brought down the house. Absent tlico frnrn felicity awhile, planation Is simple-tin* penal settle S. of AM meets second and fourt And ln this hnrnh work! draw thy breath mated with Tuckerson, who formerly Howard Koons, a Perth Amboy boy, nii'iit is surrounded nn every side hJ Monday nights of each month, at t spreading of immorality, vice and mu- In pnln cuiihllin! scltlciiHMits of P. HalK at 8 o'clock. William i' nicipal graft. {played with the• Neptunes. It was a is making good with the Lafayette To tell my story. * • • Anderson, president; Charles S. Buc According to Mr. Velller, the way to husky looking bunch and from the team, put up a good game and it WIIH Tiiko of Milton Hint Mlltonle 'pas l*w, vice-president; Bert Lambei Real Teit of Sympathy, remedy these conditions Is not to deny start they built up a lead on tbeHlvies, through him that the game was se- son, Master of Forms; John Frenc. , Anybody can sympathize with the financial secretary; Joseph B. Plppel that they exist, but to face them frank- At the end of the first half the score cured. Hank Thomas, Eddie Regan Dnrkon'd BO, yet nhono Above them "II tho arclmnBel, hut his fiic Bufferings of a friend, but it requires a' 'recording secretary; Joseph Hubbar ly and fearlessly, and in "The Fight" stood 8 to 7 in tbelr favor and when and Johnnie McCreory woro all out of Ducp H<^arH of thunder hnd Intrenched, aw very fine nature—It requires, in fact Chaplain; Peter J. Caesldy, treasure be tells in a most forceful way just the second period started, they began tlio game, but with Reynoldn at confer en 1 e tho nature of u true Individualist—to Sat (in Ills faded cheek. • • • Friendship Council, No. If, O. of I hew all this may be •>• , and to build up a lead until at several and Bobblo Hums, of Keyport, at for- Bympntlilzo with 'a friend's success — Add tWO KIH'll HlHiS »«i * . on alternate Fridays of «aci in the telling furnlii i . thrilling en- foints they had more than doubled the ward with Cantlon, their loss wan not Oscar Wilde. infintn, at 2.30 p. in., ln Knights o And cnuniKs uevur I" nuhmlt or yield . tertalnment ] score of the local boys. About llvo HO keenly felt. Pynhias Hall, First and Stocktoi And what IK elHf not to ha overcome. • • ' Councilor, Mrs. Ethel Stults . "The Fight" will be presented at the minutes form tho finish of the gamo Burns .made five (I old goals, while And (IIIIHII with flic vx(|tilMlte clowe to Interest—Ing. Recording Secretary. Mrs. Ada Ward Bronx Opera for nine performances in- the score stood IS to 8, when by mar- Hunk Allen treated himself to four. tlio IOKH of I'loHerplne, tliu IOHS An Inntrumunt resembling a watch eluding three matinees, Wednesday,' velous team work and clever shooting The teniiiR lined up us follows: • • • wlduh coHt CereH all that pidn has been Invented In Hungary where- DeOraw Hamlltoa LeJgw, Xo by It Is possible Instantly to compute 554, % of II. 'I'., meets every 2d an- Thursday, (Lincoln's Birthday) and the Rlvfes managed to tie, the score, RIvorsldeH Lafayotte To seek her through tlio world. Sunday of eacb month at K Saturday. ,...,, amid the vociferous applause of the Forwards Them) few linen, If we have tni't 11 nd the Interest at any rate oh any given of P, A". President, T. F. Brennan aunt of monoy for any length of >large crowd of fans that'Witnessed the R. Burns Stonu citii IIMO tlioiii, Hro oiirnKfl) cvon ot tlii'iu- SecretaW. William Bulman;, Treas lu keep eluar imd HUIIIKI our time. urer, TBB. C tn ng b perhaps not In I lie world. Set in the now due and payable. Notice It fur- Secretary, Charles P. Thomas; Fit uncertain in the shape reported by/thy/ e *<*«* » *" ™* <* the *»*m e wln« tu , ™ ,, ' !*, } -/" "f ther given that the proper and legal clal Secretary, Adolph Stelner. i i Hk midst of 11 city, the theatrical district committemmittee ' "ine8S-- **tti H»n k TThomah s was shiftehiftd basketball games with junior teams in settlement of tho Estate of James H Star BnlMlag art IOM i*seelatl< Is a city in Itself, with denizens, cus- Gordon, deceased,, will require the h ii il ll ot South Amboy, N. J.. meets la C. To overcome this uncertainty Mr to his place at forward. Big Bill Rey- this vicinity, and would especially llko toms and even 11 language peculiarly collection of all the above mentioned Hall, on tbe fourth Monday •renl, Moon now proposes to Incorporate In nolds was again placed In the pivot to arrange a return game with the its own. Its frontiers shift, to be debts, by legal action, it necessary In each month. Pretldent. Thorn the, iKWtofflce bill the Shakef'for d bill itlo nd s emed firfec at home Sayrevllle Wh r wln(ls sure, IIIMI tlioy are invisible, but they Payment may be made to Francis H C. Oelsinon; Secretary, John J, Dels t ° » « P »y v, ' ! / , CtallimgeB appropriating $25,000,000 fojr the im- hfs ol mate8 may n w are us realsmd definite us stone walls Gordon, at the store corner of Broad- ey; Treasurer, John J. Coaklty. * *»»"» - • °T , ?v. ^ could muke them. A block too far in way and David street, or to the un- provement of postroads with the ex- paul Cneck was the 6Corer grove Jr thlB cliy Lady dram Lodge, He. tt, II. of ot tne dersigned. pectation that the prospedt of sharing evening, getting heaviesfour Helt d goals - ' ">* -—-- any direction nnd you are In the realms '. O. O. F. Meet, on the First at f ra toul ne tt looke<1 tra Mu r Bu oes t( w B of business, society or boarding houses, WILLIAM J. BOWB, '"bird Friday evening of each* mom in the divvy will hold dumber, who »»<»**<> '° «>« » - , f ' " ; f "" B > °<* Administrator of James H. Gordon. toT a tim8 as if the huak but across the unseen boundary Hue In Scully's Hall, Stevens avenue. Mr otherwise might be tafluenced by the y 8«y«wllle tort. Honest t goodness. deceased. 9-13-tf S. Linden, N. G.-. Mrs. Margaret torward woaW rove tne undolng of mid presto! you arc In actor land. opposition of the President and the P „' .. . . •-—T. . homas, Recording Secretary. „ . . „ , ' . . . . lnthe« MlvleB Rlvle>s South Amboy should have a goot Crowds of carefully dressed people Postmaster-General /to vote against the ' , saunter up and down, stopping half 11 CIIANCEBT OF NEW JERSEY. Independence Engine ft Heae C bfll • ) Tom Cantlon officiated in good style Junior baseball team representing 1 dozen times In each block to gossip or No. 1, meets third Monday in ea< Thus in order /find jobs for a few «<* »<• •**• **» "#«<"<* -H"* thi° "*'•. ™* clt* ***?* of "ne exchange enthusiastic greetings. The TO ARTHUR McCROSSBN, JAMES month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Forema Martin Shuler; President, John Democratic offlcyfteekers, Mr. Moon »lfl 4eci8lonB • -*he »c()re wa8 M foN materlaI' bnt the flM!t th8t the stars men are cletin shaven, with hard, McCrossen, Christianna McCrossen low§: aie scattered among so many teams Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Pearc will endeavor bo have the Democrtta sharp cut faces, which somehow look Mary, J. McCrossen, Margaret Leahey Edward Leahey, Mary E. Broderlclc of the House/riolate the platform pled- Riversides results in none of them being particu tuinnishetl without makeup. Tbe wo- lanthe Cou.cll, No.CD.of P. Imp larly successful. A good team should men are conscioiuily striking, whether and Frances Coffey. rder of Red Men, meets every secor. ges both as to civil service reform and De By virtue of an order of the Court nd fourth Thursday of toe moati 7 Cne Cantlon organized, and with an abundanc they are pretty or not, and their economy ln governmental expendl- ** Df of. Chancery of New Jersey made on it 2.30 p. m., in K. of P. Hall. Poa Crablel clothes show iibsnlnte genius for ac- \ .turesj/ He is not only ready to de- Thomas Bood material, especially pitchers. tbe day of the date hereof, in a cause lontas, Mrs. Burley Van Hise; K. of F ( centing every prettlness they have. moralize the postal service, but to '' Center South Amboy would have a team tha wherein Thomas J. McCrossen Is com- Cate J. Berlew. Reynolds [ would cope with any in the county. All of them emplinrtze their individu- plainant and you are defendants, you raid the Treasury of $25,000,000. Smith ality. They have n constant air of are required to appear, plead, answer Good Samaritan Lodge, He. M, Kl t ? meets every Wednesday evenlc The evil effects of letting down the Guards feeling themselves observed nnd wash- or deniurr to the said complainant's n Cathoart Burns Rivles lost at Brooklyn on Tuesday bill on or before the 16th day of at 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythla ba»t of the civil service are already ing to lonve n lasting impression. An Hall, corner of First and,.8tc">tr Allen evening. Score 42 to 26. The Rlvies outsider—or "nouprofcssional" — looks Feburary, 1914, or the said bill will be scSn in the scramble for place under TuckersoF eid n taken as confessed against you. reets. Chancellor CoBimander, « Goals-Thomas 3, Caution 3,: have ^now lost four times this year, oddly neutral nnd ineffective beside . Norcross; KeepeB^t*Records i *• AU<* h Burns L Smith 2, and therefore.are feeling very sad? them, like a 1111111 in ordinary street The said bill is filed for the parti gressmen who failed to get anything tion of certain lands in the City of ieals, Will|ain-A*tSapman. Senc/a Tribe, Jio. it, lmp'4. 0. > ont of the division of the spoils ln Crablel 2, Check 4. , attire on. a stage. South Amboy, County Middlesex and After all. it is more of a village than State of New Jersey, of which Ann ^ nleets every Thursday evening i this State are disgruntled and their Goals from Poul-Check 2, Cantlon J Mtnae* of the Crowdtd Car. o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Ha A narrow car, seats filled with per- a city. Kveryboily knows everybody McCrossen died seized and you Arthur constituents dissatisfied. The scram- •Referee, T. Cantlon. Time of halves, elsu, personally, by reputation or lachem, William O'Brien; Chief of Re 20 sons iittemiitiiiK to rend newspapers ileCrossen, James MeCrossen, Marga- ble'for Jobs has disrupted their here- minutes. ^ through mutual friends. It is a close ret Leahey, Mary B. Broderick and irds, George G. Oliver; Collector t while thy ear swinjjs nnd jolts nlong Vampum, Stephen Miller. tofore harmonious relations, and, at' , 0——— knit fraternity, tills order of grease ^ranees Coffey are made defendants its way, aisles .jimmied with nicu nnd because you are tenants In common the same time, has increased the num- RAILWAY EllCTBIFICATIOW paint, nnd licnenth all the rivalry and Sterling Castle, No. 60, K. 0. EM women, boys mid .ulrls mid tiny chil- of the said lands, and you Christiana bor of those patriots who think their AND HIGH FINANCE. dren swaying untl riibbluK one n^iiiit-t envy and Insincerity there is a warm meets first and third Saturday eve- McCrossen are made a defendant be- ning of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, services to the country can' be fittingly the other. i:(iugliln« mid Hi ii:;. piwh- and vital bond of comradeship.—From cause you are the wife of James Mc- It would be of great interest to know "Anne, Actress,'1 by Juliet G. Sagor. t Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble recognized In no other, way than by a just how much money the New Haven mid priwsliiir-. wlmt .'i 'sight for :i Crossen and claim an Inchoate right :hief, Charles T. Grace; Master of of dower in that portion of said lands government salary. • I company has expended, first and last, progressive nm'; wlust ;i Mt'i'iiion fur tue lecords, George H. Mack. moralist; whsit 11 ili-spalr Tor tliu slu- Freak Societies. of which your said husband is seized, Fortunately, President Wllsoa isjul,on its e]eofrical equipment, jnclud- and you Mary J. McCrosscn are made United Brotherhood of Carpenters JiMit of pulilic liciillli 11 ud li.VfSioiio! GeniMiny is snid to hold tlie record and Joiners of America, Local 1M^ nlsso a twin of resources and has oonn l ] h fl - defendant because you are the wife lng not on]y the flrstflrst cosott of construconstrucc Kutlluss problems lire prosented li.v for societies with extraordinary ob- ot Thomas J. McCrossen, tho com- meets second and fourth Wednesdays varlous occasions proved himself tloUi but tne heavy operating cost dur- tills picture, seen dully in iiu.irly every jects. One of those is entitled "Society plainant, and claim an inchoate right of each month in People's Hall, Sayre- thoroughly competent to cope with sit-!ing tho tlmo wnen tne system was be. Amurlomi city. Most linpin'tant Is i!ie For Promoting Good Mnnnors Among of dower In that portion of said lands ille. President, Benjamin Crablel; tlio Poor," while another unites in the I'ice-Presiclent, Fred Keonig; Record- nations,, equally embarsslng. It ls'ing worked out t0 att opera,ting suc- iiipiiiifo to Imiiltli from the tliousnnds f which your husband is seized, and ! of bonds of fellowship nil (ierinans wear- rou Edward Leahey are made a de- ng Secretary, Fred Johnson; Finsn- belleved tbat when It comes to a show- cesgi observes the editor of the Bn- hidden in tin* Ummts of di.swiscd nicu nnd wonicn mid siirnyi-d ing pointed beards. A curious associ- 'endant because you are the husband :ial Secretary, -Frank M. Irwln; flown both the assault on the merit g|neOrlng News. The general purport reasurer,. Charles Englehart. system and the raid on the Treasury directly into n stngimiit (ill1 moist mid ation is tlint of ex-lunatics, detention )f Margaret Leahey, one of the ten- system and the raid on the Treasury oyf such semi-official statements as nts in common of said lands and as will bo defeated.—Newark News. uiiinoving lu the nlisence of snltlclont for six months in an asylum being the Singing Society Llederknni, Seilk have appeared has been that the In- menus of ventilntioii. Virulent orgmi- qualification -for membership. As il- such claims some right to or Interest inibov. Practice of singing takes vestment In electrification has beea an lustrating tlie craze for tissoclallons in n the said lands. ilace every Monday of each month at Isms'ure iiilinleil into the throats nnd Dated the 17th day of December, 1913 Fearful! entire loss from a financial point of luilKS of tired workers and tiny babes, Germany it may be mentioned that in p. m. Business meeting held every "You will tliul this fellow 11 toii(,'h the little town of Wildiui. with only JOHN A. COAN, rst Monday of each month at i view, since it has resulted in no re- who form 1111 excellent host for tliuir Solicitor for Complainant, ])i'o|iu8ilii)ii." wiinieil the tiieivhiini. duction in operating expenses. quick cultivation. The fnrt> for the 2,000 inhabitants, there nre twenty-two , m. Fred Thumhart, PrestdsM; "Only oniitimii Iws uver been nil's tu Post Office Bldg. utscher, vice-president; Harry Rlea- ride Is snnill. hut the cost ciiiinot be wcletlos,—London Standard. 2-27-5 South Amboy, N. J. collui't from him." It Is true, of course, that a certain ird, secretary; Chas. ,«t8nerwaW, part of this electrification work in con- cstinintod in terms of dollars aud cents. reasurer; B. Grohe. librarian." J _•' • "IJon't tvurr.v,"' replied the bill col- —JmiriKil of the Anioriciin Medicul As- lector, with 11 prln; "miythliiB tliul Ims nection with the Orand Central ter- Dangers In Rare Beefsteak. Court Ritrllan, No. 41, F. of A., neeu sociation, " 1 You may like your beefsteak nm>, beeu dun win Uu dun nKiiiii."—Ciiicin- minal in New York City was made in the second and fourth Wednesdays compulsory upon the company by law. but there Is danger In enting any meat if each month, at 8 p. m., in Protec- natl Eiuiulrer. Borrowing Money. not well cooked. Measles in cowslenve. ion Hall. Chief Ranger, Marcus The work has been carried out, how- "When 0110 Kewan; Tr«j«3urer, Michael Zupko; to 11 Riuiill inipll, "cnu you tell me held tip to the engineering world as payment of some dollars of money, not killed by thorough cooking they ec. Secretary, Louis Meinzer; .8r. what meumry Is'/" an,example of enterprise and prdgres- but there Is dimger it will not end will en use tapeworms In the digestive 'oodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood- ard, Nelson KvleBt; Sr. Beadle, "Yes, urn'11 m." i'f|ille;. 11 k as It docs whom lie hud mounted for fox hunt p NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. to ll»e. my pood ivoiiinn. wlicn be a fair summary of the New Haven's find who is unhorsed)—Hello! What's experience in railway electrification to to Kinne iii'ciiiniiiodiifliif.' friend. l"'or a your live stock is so scanty, bunk tlie loaning of money constitutes wrong? Friend—Couldn't throttle her Poultry Regulator RAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOV -Oh, it's not very difficult. You sue.say that while such work may be mag- Its ri'ifulm1 line nf liuslnuss. It buys down, steering gpiir wouldn't work, pays big" the year 'round. For New York, Newark and Eliza- 1 liuve a cow, a s;oose, H dozen fowls nificent flnauce, It has proved very nml SCIIK credits null Is supposed to nlssi'd om? nf tin? pedals, and then 1 It prevents disease, sharp- sth at G.23, 7.07, »7.32, 7.50, *8.1 mid in summer n couple tif tourists.— poor business policy.—Engineering hum on purely cuniincivlnl coiiKidwa- fell nut.—London I'tinch. ens the appetite, improves 3.01, 11.11 a. m.; 12.08, 12.28, 2.' Vlle>:»?ntle lilnttor. News. lldiis. If a person, however, borrows digestion. You'll get more .25, 5.00, 5.57, 8.22, 9.44 p. m. Su from friends j>r rclativos. the luiin Is Cause For Complaint. "live" eggs—more and ays, 8.26 a. ra.; 1.17, 3.18, 5.01, 6.' iilwi.vs rcgiirrlrd n» 11 pj.'rsonJil fnvnr Discreet Silence. \ ° ' 'The malinger, you sny, gave your stronger chicks.. .22, p. m. V Too Big for HIB Job. I'lilliiiK fur favors in return in nddl- pnrt in the piece to another member The mini who snid "Siieecli is silver, Puckanm ar>r., 6J grow qailck- o A man's conceit loolts suspiciously who stan.1 in four of us is not true MRS. AUGUST BRUIT undny 11,10, a. m.; 5.11, 9.36 p. m. aouor.—Montaigne. ]y witltout any help. Advertfeo In the Citizen. iJ«; • ids oolnt of view. II, WOLFF & CO. ,T. SDTLIFF *New York only: 8. Saturday only. AMBOT CITIZEN. HAD A NOSE FOR NEWS. Pleasure!. The objects of pleasure are two In 7. He dot a "Scoop" by Knowing • Cabi- number. First, to liill time, nnd. sec- nit Minittar't Wraknau. ond, to keep us from doing somutliiug How a cabinet secret was revealed else which would make us more mis- URCH NOTES in a most amazing fashion by a needy erable. Tlie pleasures of the Auieil- and adventurous jimmy a liner ut the i stii iieujile. roughly speaking, are HUe- end of his resources Is related by wi.se twofold—namely, uiiikiag mnney (•-- - ~-=r^pgular prayer service at Mr. .1. D, Syuiou iu "The I'ress and and s|)endlag it. Some people derive fOPPOBrJpecial meeting was held Its Story," It was duriug the ad- :,ll tlielr pleasure fruui making iimncy. evening. ministration of the Duke of Welling and others nil their pleasure from ton, at 8 juncture when the opposition •pending it. Others coniljine the two. Church movement" waa would have given anything, for some Being au inventive people, the Amer- last Sunday at the church hint of tl'e cabinet's pulley. Tlie secret icans have created many wnys of in an increase of one- was well guarded until one evening, spending money. Being tuo busy umk- Variation, on the stars nnd stripes, OThe Reliable h Sunday morning atten- just at the rising of tlie house, n penny iug it to spend uny time on the drudg- designed by a Yankee golf enthusiast, it liner, who bad been hanging uiiout ery of running their country they e Sunday School teacher gone mad over Sir. Ouimrt's victory.— Westminster waiting for something, to spend a large portion of it in support- London Punch. with her entire class. The turn up, saw tbe duke emerge from ing tbe politicians. This. Indeed, is There is always need ihed on Psalms 122-1: the house of lords accompanied by one one of their chief pleasures. And their Utterly Mistaken. that it'was possible to find of his colleagues. superb sense of humor enables tlifem lantern around the home- Joy in the House tof the Now, tbe duke in his later years to enjoy intensely the accounts of was very hard of bearing und cherish what all the politicians. are doing. yard, in the cellar, in the at ed that not uncommon Illusion of tbe which enterprising papers publish ere from "day to day. f present at the Junior deaf, that in order to make other peo- wherever a lamp is inconvem. ple hear be; too, must shout It oc The Americans have other pleasures, at 2 p. HI., Inaugurating but compared with this one they: are tie C. E. w ek. The luperintendent, curred to the scribe that if he would or unsafe. only follow the pijlnie minititer lie mostly trivlal.-Ufe. . i Peterwn, apoke In her usual in- might hear something to Ills advan- The RAYO is ideal for home use. It gives a tlng' banner aad described the tage. Caught • Tartar. k the, C. E. Society like the The night waa durlc, BO the penny Bishop Thornton when In Bullitrnt clear, bright light—like sunlight on tap. It is nt oak;from tb« little acorn that a liner managed to keep well within W14S walking one One Sunday morning MMijiiow ipread to almost every nation, earshot und yet to escape remark by with bl» favorite dog. a very intelli- strong, durable, compact; handy. Doesn't ^JlBi7jr,OOQ socleiiestnd about 5,000,- those he wns following, tie had not gent retriever. The dog was perform; :one very far before be knew he was Ing all sorts of tricks-Jumping over leak Doesn't smoke. Easy to light and 'n'hiek'g way. The duke was actually bis master's stick, retrieving It from the water, and so on. rewick. Will last for years. Ask for /—»J \; > offering of tbe Juniors last Sue IklnVnj»qu,f the slhuitlon In his usual id tones a\kd-«xradiiiill.y/ proceeded The bishop wan aware of tbo vide theRAYO. L] \ i for fecal mlsiiooary work. eyed interest of a small boy who, with unfold tbe policy of the cabinet. Ibe "What do you mean, sir, poking yout mny a liner listened with all I his nurse, was walking on the shore of Sunday School waa • very the lake. The bishop recogulted In umbrella In my eye?" ears and kept will within range of the "I insure you, sir, you Are mistaken." MMloft under the direction minister all the way to Apsley house. him tbe son of a neighbor with whom STANDARD OIL COMPANY he WHS on tbe bent of terms, although "How can I be mistaken?" kfT-superintendent, Mr. Bloodi Thereupon, with beating heart, he "Yen, you are. Thin in not my um- tope' new acholara present. sought some friendly refuge and com the neighbor wim a leading light or Nonconformity In the city. b-clla. I've Jiint borrowed It from u mltted bis discovery to writing. This frieud/'-Pittsburgh Prewt. done, be lost no time in calling u|»n To amuse this boy tbe bhbop put the ti'feWrnl of the claues are m dog through tbe whole category of hit PefforU toward the offerli the editor of one of tbe leading op- position paper*. tricks and then mid, "Now, Isn't (hut Mutual Desire. paraonage fund an a nice dog nnd wouldn't you like to The editor glanced over the article rtlu coatenta of borne banks have one like him?" To which tlie and waa thunderstruck when be realli- Sfor a Bice offering. s small boy replied sternly, "Sir, 1 think ed Its nature. Here was the very thing you forget'whit day thin Is."—London for which the parly bod been praying. Citizen. Senior C. E. aoctet'' held their Naturally the editor Inquired how so last Sunday la tfc« main audl- unlnfliientlnl a person could linvecome Another Pull. It being In commemoration by such very private Information. Tbe kaiser has II biiblt of gently tug- 'h«.i>rl anlversaryAf the organic*- Being aatlsfled, however, of the truth ging at Id" left ear when anything NEVER IDLE! ,^'f^i president, jfrs. Anne Hause, nf the mnn'H story, he decided to print bothers him. |jhlrge of the flrvice, it being a It nnd gave the reporter a ImnilHoi One day some years ago when bo Advertisements in the check for his enterprise, Next dny maeriratlon servjgjf The roll waa wns on n visit to Engliiml he tvas the appearance of the ni>wn. re-enforc handed a telugrmu. The conteutH of ^jypr responded to ed by a lending article, spread con 1 i«lr namela tome spiritual way. A the message apparently displeased him. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN sternatlon In the government camp. for be immediately began tugging at untber of very special things waa Who was the traitor? his eur. alii,.la" reference to Christian Endea- Somewhnt of n hue mid cry was The Prince of Wales, then a boy, "At last," be sighed, "we're alone. Are Working Twenty-Four Hours a Day! or,;'^-f he meeting was prolonged so raised, nnd the duke's friend fell tin watched the performance witb consid- I've been hoping for this chance." thai 'the usual service of song had to der suspicion. Relations between tbe erable Interest. "So have I," said she very frankly. be'oihftted. prime minister nnd his colleague were "Uncle." be snld at length, "why ure "Ah! You have guessed, then, tbat in fact somewhat' strained, until nt you pulling your ear?" I wanted to tell you. that 1 love you?" last the true story of the remarkable ' took for his theme In the -"Because I'm annoyed; I Buppose," "Yes, And I want to say 'No' und An advertisement, placed in the CITIZEN discovery wns given to the world. replied the kaiser. „;„„_„, "Christian Endeavor," and get It over with."—Philadelphia I-edger, "And when you're very nnnoyed," has no time limit to its usefulness to the spoj^of the anniversary, Its formation, Ingenuous. persisted tbe young prlnco. "what do What's the Difference? "" advertiser. It works 24 hours a day. If -purpoM,' aim, work, usefulness, etc., of Little Calllou. n Fri'iicli boy, was nl you do then?" thtiilrW organization. At the close lowed to take luncheon with his moth- "Then I pull somebody else's," an- your ad is well written und interesting, it '.ofjhli^iainarks the Endeavor Society of er and her guests on condition that lie nounced his majesty viciously,—Lon- will be laid aside by the reader for future the^gcal church was Invited forward ate only that which was offered him, don Tntlfr. ,'to'LtMf altar and on their knees all lmikir.g no comment, By and by, how reference. Or,.if yournd reaches the right r recited the.pledge, sang two consecra- over, when dessert was on the table, Why tht Wise Are Early Risen. prospect, it will make an'impression ou his tlon'bymtu, a number of prayers offer- Calllou could not resist a certniu It is a curious fact In psychology Zed,-and-closed with the Christian en- temptation. that nobody can stuy at Ibe same memory which will lust for days, weeks "Please, mamma, may I bare a sar- mental find physical level for twenty- deavor Benediction. Thus the Go-to- dine?" and even months. inovement • and C. E. Day four hours together. In the nioniiug "No, my son; you know very well you are more mutter of fact, for in- . Consider for a moment, ean'l you recall I:off In a deep, spiritual manner that you may not have a sardine, that stance, than Inter in the day. It is in Spared the church and society such tilings arc not allowed you. And tlie morning that tlie best, bralnwork an advertisement which you read months Pmeetlng of the week. I thought you promised me not to ask Is done, too—bralnwork of the sort that for Anything special to eat." requires Industry and clear thinking. ago which was so strongly impressed on ,.,,_ were glad to see several stran- "Oh, I don't want to eat It," was And it is about 11 in the morning tbut your memory that you still remember the \',gej».and visitors last Sunday. A num- the little boy's lugemions nnd astonish- your body reaches its highest point of offer made ? * ;' have interested' themselves in ing answer. "I just want to put It in energy, lu other words, yon are ti stronger, though almost imperceptibly, going after and trying to my glass of water and see it float"— The resuits of advertising may not be Chicago Keeord-Herald. at 11 in the morning tlmn nt 3 iu the ' the house of God. Our afternoon. Vuu reach that highest "But you ain't shoot before the sea- instantaneous. Don't expect that when ,ChrljBt *$he Church and son opens." v i The R*>t Wai E»«y. point twice in the day. for about 5 7>.ispend a dollar for advertising today Strs. Gordon had recently moved Into in the afternoon the muscular energy "It makes no difference. I never bit the neighborhood. has risen ngiiln. But from 5 onward anything anyway." — Pittsburgh Dis- that it will return to you ten-fold tomorrow. : A The services next Sunday will be in "I thought I would'coine nnd tell you it declines steadily all through the patch. evening and on till between 2 and 3 I the^attire of a follow-up of the C. B. that your James has been fighting with Newspaper advertising is the very best a. m.—New York Press; 8o Generouel week,' for new members and also a uiy Edward," said one of tbe neigh-i medium for bringing to the attention of the '4«oialon day at the afternoon service. bora one morning as sue called at Mrs. Gordon's door, "and settle the matter buying public' your business and your ^jttrust the teachers of the Sunday • Records That Should Bo Preserved. If I could." * In many private homes and iu thou- wares and gaining their confidence by im- ,8cnool and look-out committee of the "Well, for my part," responded Mrs. •fC. H?. will be specially active along sands of offices ure to be found public Gordon haughtily, "I have no time to records of inestimable value tbat dully pressing on them your personality and these lines. Sermons, lessons and enter Into any discussion about tbe run the risk of destruction. These reputation for fair dealing. topics of the day will all be along the children's quarrels. I consider myself should be preserved to posterity. Loss line of progress. All are Invited; above such trifling things." would mean annihilation. It .is there- bring one along. . * "I'm delighted to hear it," was tbe fore the duty of all discerning ones reply. "I'll send Jnuios over on a throughout this broad land to take, a The committee has been at work stretcher In on hour or two."—Life. personal interest in their preservation. arranging1 for the week of services and They should no longer be left to the Try an Advertisement for Three Months Pr«tty De«d. 'provided for each evening.,' care of officers and indifferent citi- A native of n boom town wbo had in the CITIZEN. " Monday, Social night; Tuesday, zens who are in too many instances ig- moved nwny happened on one of his norant of their value and reckless as Junior C. E.; Wednesday, State Presi- old neighbors who still lived there and to tlielr preservation. — Magazine of dent Sproiill; Thursday, Church night iisked him about tbe town. American History, She—Mrs. Grouch says suo'll give 'with visiting societies nnd pastorB; Fri- us just six months to live together. "Oh, It's n wful," replied the unfortu- Subscribe for The Citizen. 5OTICE TO CBEDIT0B8. day, Choir night with the story of a nate neighbor. "Deadest place you Thirst For Knowledge. He—Dear old optimistic soul!—New Bork Globe. Pink Rose. ever saw. Say, you know Jones, don't In n clnemntogrupb theater n little EMIL H. MENZEL AND LOUISE you? Well, he dropped dead in front boy was with his grandmother when Ladies! fave Money Manaker, executors of Maria Menzel, yfo are laborers together with God. of tho postolHce Sunday, and they, n film started with tho title "Lost Iu deceased, by direction of the Surro- Silent and Superetitioue, 8, 9. didn't nnd the body till Thursday."— the Desert." Keep in Style by gate of the County of Middlesex, Everybody's. "Grandma," asked the child, "what Humble as tbe cockle is, it gives em- hereby givea notice to the creditors ployment to several hundred men, wo- Reading McCallV Magazine of the said Maria Menzel, to bring In Is a desert?" their debts, demands anrj claims - , Foci Miserable? , Easy For'Him. "Hush!" murmured the grandmother. men and children on the const of IJan- and Using McCall Patterns Out o£ Sorts, doproBscd pain in the ensbire, England, und seems to have McCtU'iMataiimwIII against the estate of the said deceas- "Mow much alimony did Ills wife de- "It Is n place whore nothing grows." help jou dress styl- ed, under oath or affirmation, within bnok—Klootrlo Blttars renews your nuind?" "OU!" said the little boy, pointing to bred in them silence and superstition. lslily nt nmcidoriui' nine months from this date, or they Several villages depend upon the cockle cxpuiiso by kooplni-' health and strength. A guaranteed "Twenty dollars n week more than an old man with it Uuld bead. "Is Hint you puslod on tiui will be forever barred o£ any action Ltvor and Kidney remedy. Money Ills salary." rnnn's head a desert?" Us an iudawlrial mainstay. ThecocUlers Intost fashions In therefor against the said executors. "How foolish!" ure humble folk and among strangers ctotboa anil lm is. bu Dated December 27,1913. back l£ not satisfied. It completely exceedingly shy anil tiR'Ilum, us well New I'us I) Ion I)i?- *ured Robart Madson, of West Burllng- "Well, she said she guessed he could Maine's Highest Point. stKtis In Pitch ls*m.\ EMIL H. MENZEL afford It since he always bnd spent beciMiies their lonely vocation. They Also vuluiifolo lnlur and LOUISE MANAKER, • ton, Iowa, who sulfereil from virulent Mount Kntululln, In PIscntnquis Inhabit sliuio cnltagi!* near the rus- million on all liomr twice what he earned."—Judge. county, Me., has an elevation of C,20t) and personal mai- Executors. Ilvor trouble for eight months. After I ing niniTiiiiigruHK nml beats. They K>rs. Only 60u n Present claims to JOHN A. COAN, feet nnd is tlie highest mountain in Mibfisl on the ciMi'si'st I'IIIV, und. while y o n i-. I n c 1 u d 11> e Proctor, South Amboy, New Jersey. four doctors ga\o him up, he took No Degrees, tlie state, according to Urn United a free IIIUUTII. Suh- Electric Bitters nnd Is now a well man. it all times Ilieir living i-i precarious, sorllic todny or soii'l 1-3-9, A flippant young woman remarks Stiites geological survey. Tho average Ibrfreosumplucoiiy. Get a bottle to-rtny; It will do the samo tlmt IIM father enn turn out bnchelow or mean elevation (if the onllru slnte hey suncrperliKllcnl hardships through HcCallPilleniiwIlUiniililoyiMilomiikulnyoiir for you. Keep in tlie house for all a great (leal quicker than any college. uf Mnlne Is (100 Teet alAl%e sen level. Wtni"livi- hlub lides. shifting chan- uivn Uoino, wllh your own hiiiuls, I'lotliliu: nels a'.nl the break up or nllerwl posi- for s'our.'iolfuiidclillihRn winch will liu |ic/- NOTICE TO C1JEDITOBS. Hver and kidney complaints. Per- Flo doesn't do it by degrees, she says. firtln stylo nndllt. 1'rlco—miii'-lilcliiTtli'iii tion of tin'- skews. TIIINI' lnl'iM's are IS rents. Send fur Tree fnlium ('nwl"i;tiu. HENRY MacDOWELL AND AN- Ho begins tho graduation exercises Joyous Occasion. • fectly safe and dependable. Jts re- I'tcn seen in I wns nml (hires fur apart. We Will Ci« You Fins Prrscnli for imtlliii.- ml) drcw Slover, executors of Walter Mac- promptly nt 11 p. in., nnd they are Brings — What! Are von pilnj; to scrintiiJiiaumiiniiyoiii-lrliMicl:.. Si'ii.ii'irrivi' sults will suiprise you. 50c and $1.00. nl: :i word escaping tIn* lips of those l'rouillim CliliiliiiTMi.' ni:il *"s»---ll l1ri.:'!|-n"-. Dou-cll. doorn=«l, by direction of the always flnUbml two minutes later.— MnwkHcr's fiiin-nil? I thought you H. K Uucklen & i;o. Philadelphia or wim work (ii'zrtliiT. They nrc super- THE McCAU COMPANY. 239 Io24!) Wai 37* Si.. B1.1V (ill'K Surrogate of the County of Middlesex, Boston Transcript. i '.ile II n rule t liclii'vc tlmt dls- .•superliitivelv happy peoploV Oigus- the snid Walter MacDowell to bring in mles nnioiig (lieiiisc!vc< over the Social Ambition, 1 Thal's why I urn going. You see. their debts, demands ' and claims slcecrs wimlil lie ovi'i'limnl nnd resellt- Sure; He Knew All About Oxygen. "They s:iy that Mars Is not now h'nb- Miiwlcsrr left n lot (if money to Ills against tbe estate of the Bald deseased, ••1 by the liiibeii-iis Cl'ty Seek nut proud riclics. but such as , Is?" After nuiisin.'r n ••i-liilc one littte Journal. Head at Small Celt Dated January 0, JOM. inn tnnycKl nd justly, use snherly. follow Bpokc up and s;ih!: "It was 1 Whj Go ttlthout Good Beadtasl HENRY MacDOWELL dlslrihulc i lii'i'rfull.v nnd leave loii' Whon a small man finally 'makes one'of 'Iifim thinps they lu.ecl to drive ! in the dri'imi of the mini awnfo. tcnlcilly. yi't have no abstract con- up hit. mind to light he begins to look THE A. C. PABISEJf tilBEABI nnd ANDREW II. SLOVER, . ^efore they got linr.-e-n." -rin to. teni|>t of them. I'll foil. nrounrl for a friend to hold him. Soutli Ambo/f 4-1-tl 1-10-9 • Executors it1 High School THE QUALITY STOlrtf MentioDings Wh»r« quality, quantity and aconomy art combilnt^ ^ ' Brief Items Concerning People tho High Coat of living la not known. Know that Prove Interesting j look well dress- Reading. If. 8. Midgets Defeated. /e carry a superior Last Tuesday night the High School For 2 Days—Saturday and MOJ Raymond Pierson spent Saturday a Midgets, a lately organized team, jour- New York. neyed to Woodbridge where they were defeated by the Grammar School Five Octagon Soap, 10 cakes for of that place by the score of 12 to 3. Matches, double tip, 2 boxes Shirts, Gloves, Miss Martha Carlson spent Sunday at Cranbury. . This was the Midgets first game and Alaska Pink Salmon, per can *f: ^ear, Neckwear, they put up a very creditable showing Strawberries, per can Mr. and Mrs. V. N. James spent Prl They were easily outweighed but no Liquid Blueing, large bottle • day at New York. outclassed by the Woodbridge lads, ats, Caps and The Midgets had in their lineup; Nor Pure Jelly, per glass Frank Grace was a Bound Brook mail Scully, Clarence Thorpe, Charles Gloss Starch, per Ib. - AS OP REAL aUALITY visitor on Saturday. Forgotson, Stonaker and Chase. The Campbell's Pork and Beans, per can latter was a Woodbridge lad who- was California Peaches, extra heavy syrup, per can' Miss Kthel MacLean, of New York, substituted as all the Amboy lads Minute Tapioca, per box - We have a great assortment, so that all can Is visiting In this city.- > Tailed to appear. Creamery Butterine, 4 lbs. for < be fully satisfied. Our prices are no higher Peter SI over, of New York, spent the II. 8. Ilojs Defeat Xo Spinach, free from grit, per can - Last Wednesday night In the pre- , than the same line of standard goods can week end in this city. Can Tomatoes, .No. 3) . f'fi: ; be purchased elsewhere. Every article has liminary to the Riversides the H, S John Murtln, ot Keyport, spent Wed- boys defeated the Non-Peerless Five Box Macaroni - ->Tllt3 3 for ''' ' the stamp of genuineness on it. from Perth Amboy by the score of ,13 nesday evening In this city. Can Peas • - J to 10. • Dr. James Collins, of Woodbridge The game was close and exciting from stnrt to finish, three points being It is now a good time to let us measure you spent Sunday In South Amboy. William E. S , for that the moat number of points that sep- Walter Reynolds, of New Brunswick arated the two teams at any time. John, Street". \ Near Broadwfy was a local visitor on Tuesday. The Bcore at the end of the first lialf wan 4 Lo 3 in favor of the Perth Am- NEW SPRING SUIT Mr, P. L. Kullam, of Parlin, was a boy lads but In the second half tho IOCHI visitor on Monday evonlng. i. S. boys enmo back strongor than We are showing very choice fabrics, which over and soon took tlm lend. John can be made up into suits at most reason- MIHB 1/oretta (Ircon, of Old Bridge, Qulnlin ono of liiHt.years Htiir guards able prices, and every'bit of cloth has worth was a local visitor on Thursday, wan in tho line-up for tho first time hiH HoiiBon, Tho line-up: Our Aimual . and service in it, Call now and select your Willam Dloodgopd, of Trenton, 1B S. A. IT, S. Fid. g. Fl. g. P. S. choice for Spring delivery. spending u fow days in this city. Durkurd, f. .. 1 0 Hue, f ..' 0 0 0 MIBB Anna nobson, of Old Drldgo, Oraco, c 1 3 r> ICwlllnski, g. ,. 3 0 WHITE GOODS wan u local visitor on Wednesday, 6 James, g. ... ,. 0 0 0 GEORGE GREEN Mrs. C. Gunkel and daukbter Alice, Qulnlin, g. .. .. 0 0 0 Will soon b« started, and It will were Newark visitors on Saturday. Total .. B ' 3 13 V certainly pay all to wait for It "The One-Price Store" Mr. and Mrs. John MacDowell, of Non-Peerless 1?M. g. Fl, g. P. S; boforo purchasing this line off Newark, spent Sunday in this city. Shumsky, f .. \ 0 goods -:- Kaplowltz, g. c. .. 0 0 .198 Broadway South Amboy, fl. J. Rev. H. M. P. Pearse, of Elizabeth, Lewkowlti!, f. .. .. 0 2 called on friends in this city on Tues Parker, g .. 0 0 • 0 day. Flngerote, o. g. . .. 0 . 0 0 Ralph Crane, of Lafayette College, Total 4 2 10 is certainly a "Peach" this season, and YE OLD STATEN I8LAND DYEING CO. Easton, Pa,, spent the week end in this Time of halves, 20 minutes, Ref- city. an inspection will prove both a surprise 814 Broad Strut, Newark, N. J. ree, "Bunk" Allen, (Established In Newark In MM.) and delight, combining as we have; , ^4 Eugene Morris, of New London, DYEING and CLEANING in all its BRANCHES Next Saturday afternoon the rilgh high quality with low prices. Again .,,. ^ (Branch office 89 Cedar Ht., corner luluy) Conn., is visiting his parents, on Henry street.,. ' School boys will play the Bound Brook we say, wait until you see our goods. M TEAM OF SATISFACTION •• DOHT FOROKT V» High School- Five In K. of P. Hall. -it Frank Stephenson attended the mo- This will be the first time these teams or boat show at New York on Wed- ever met and a close game is expected. At this time we call attention tojour stoc'*&k nesday. Admision 15c.—3.00 p. m. Look at this Picture! off New Spring Styles of Misses Loretta Salzman and Grace See the rips? They were made to ihow yoi) Next Wednesday in the prelimin- . howthtMMw Hoffman, of Rahway, spent Sunday in ary to the Riversides the H. S. boys hiaclty. " will play the Holy Name from _Sayre- H. •• FITIRf ville, Ladiep' Shirt Waists Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Gaily, ot South River, were local visitors last Brotherhio On Saturday afternoon in prellmin- Wednesday.' They are superior to any we have ever W""*l' ry to the S. A. H. S.—B, B. H. S. game the High School Midgets 'will sold, and that is saying a good deaL Overalls Mr. and Mrs. John Ott, Jr., of near lay the Marines of this city. This are Imilt in order to give you double wnrice. Old Bridge, were visitors in this city We invite the ladies to call| and see The most wear comes on the kneei and front game will start 2.30 p. m. of the leg. That's where we put double mate- on Thursday. these waists, and courteous treatment rial—we cut. You really get two overall) for the price of ont and tkiy are fully guaraMud. Miss Iona Deats, of Spring Lake, In Biology class Miss Fulton asked will be given whether purchases are Brotherhood Overalls are best because they [pent the week end\wlth her parents Milton-Nelson how the "Bull-heads" made or not. . are madithat via). Beit materials, beat Union workmanship, best patterns for comfort, and >n Main street. rotect their eggs. Milton replied most pockets and conveniences for the wearer. that male carries them around, Then You'll be happy in "Brotherhoods." See them at John Higgins, Frank Anderson and Newell said, "Say, they must be mall jarries." ' SOUTH AHBOT-B. 8TKASSEB Fames Gordon were Asbury Park visi- Dunellen—Oscar Runyon tors on Saturday. Jamesburg—A. B. Hauser M. KAUFMAN A SURPRISE TO MISS THOMAS. South Plainfleld—H. W. Phillips James Gordon has returned to Ford* Monmouth Jet—W. W, Emen & Son A delightful surprise party was held ham University after spending several 150 Broadway South Amboy, N. *»• Dm tumut i, » ,p«i.i«. fir New BrunBwtck—P. J. Young Dry t the home of Miss Helen Thomas, . MMkHln and ii a>s< In fnnHo Cn days vacation In this city. ; wklte drill oilT bOOUS lyO. laughter of Mr, and Mrs. George W. Perth Amboy—The Globe, 322 State St. Mrs. William S. Dey, and children, 'hoiiuis, on Main street, on Saturday evening. The occasion was planned In H. 8. PETIR8, Maker - fKttftti: Owir, N. J., Ml IM, Oitww, Craft spent last Saturday at New York where lonor of Miss Thomas' sixteenth birth- ;hey attended the Hippodrome. lay and was a very pleasing social vent. Miss Huth Strusholm, of Phlladel- ihia, is visiting her sister, Miss Mar- Miss Thomas was greatly surprised t the unexpected visit of her friends garet Strusholm, of John street. Individual as she had planned to spend the even- Miss Hilda Linden, of Fourth street, ing put. During her absence the spent last Wednesday at New York, OUSB was ibeautifully decorated, the line where she attended the Hippodrome. olor effect being in orange and white. SPECIALS! The guests spent the evening in it Charles S. Dayton, ot New York, ileaslng manner, dancing and games being furnished for their entertain- Telephone ipent ' Sunday with his parents, Mr. Men's $8.50 Suits, for work or dress • $4.1)8 ment. A number of Instrumental md Mrs. John Dayton, ipf George elections were rendered and the even- Boys' $3.50 Suits, kniokerbocker pants " 2.25 treet, i, ng hours passed quickly amid much Service Men's 60c Overalls in blue, stripe or black 45c nerriment. Mrs. K. A. Poarce has "returned Boys' 50c and 75c Knee Pants - • < 30C ' iome after making a week's',visit at Refreshments were served at a late LINE to the tele- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar.Brow- our, a feature being a beautiful birth- day cake that was presented by Mrs. phone Central Of- Men's $2.50 Shoes, work or dress . • 1.79 ir, of New York. Howard Stelle. The guests departed fice for your ex- Milton Davis has discontinuedA iitten- 'or their homes late in the evening, clusive use; a telephone lance at the local High School an£| has vishing Miss Thojnas many happy re- that you can use at any urns of the day. accepted a position In the P, R, R. time without the delays RUBBERS BELOW COST! The young hostess received a num- maohine shops. er of pretty and useful birthday re- that occasionally arise when you share your line.with Men's % Rubber Boots, $4.50 quality, now $3.45 \ • Mr. William Garvey, and Miss Kelly, neinbrances. others; a clear track for all messages coming to you Men's % Rubber Boots, $6.00 quality, now 4.65 if Perth Amboy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Those present were: Misses Mabel, —thai is Individual Line Telephone Service, idward Parrell, of Broadway, Sunday Mnn, and Ruth Payne, of Perth Am- . . ___„ , _ '• ifternoon and evening. ^ loy; Miss Grace Taylor, of Rahway; And the cost is only a few cents a day more v lisses Hazel Collins and Maybelle than you now pay for telephone service which you- Smith, of Keyport, Misses Iona Deats, share with others on a Party Line. Mrs. C. Pierson and son, Raymond,, ennie, Mary'and Harriett Manhattan, W. W. GOLDBERG 3pent the latter part of the week a| 3 earl Coward, Helen Thomas, Mrs. C. Why not have an Individual Line Telephone Newark, and attended the Hlppodromif \ Thorans, Mrs. Louisa Nlmpsch, Mrs. in your home and place of buaineu ? . "The Turner Store" it New York on Saturday. 'oseph Hubbard and Mrs. Thomas; .lessrs. Frank Connors, of Perth Am- Broadway and David St. South Amboy On Monday night Mrs. Jool Magtlnii- ioy, Carter Bloodgood, of Morgan en attended the twenty-fifth anr/iver- Heights; Hobart Johnson, Fletcher NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. ary and reception of the marriage of Hoffman. Warren Donnell, Russell Mr. and Mrs. Olnf Ohlscn, of Pelrth Deats, Edward' Dill, Walter Thomas, 9-1* , Amboy. ^ lohn Kano and Clarence Thomas. T. SPAWN, Local Commercial Manager, \" Bay from Citizen AMserstaul get value Subscribe for The Citizen. dvertlse In The Citizen. Fayette Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. ^\