YOLUME XXXIV. NO. 8. SOUTH AMBOY, X. J., SATUEDAY, MAY 30, 1914. Price Three Cents. Epworth League Report of Committee i Condition of Streets Twenty Years Old '5 Causes Discussion Evokes Discussion

The Epworth League of the John The teachers committee handed in Councilman O'Connor started some- street M. E, Church celebrated its a report signed by themselves and thing up at council meeting last Tues- twentieth anniversary last Tuesday LIVELY MEETING also by the city superintendent of I day night when he brought up the evening in the church. The ' celebra .schools at the meeting of the Board question of the grading of the gutters It will Take $33,430 to Run Schools tion was a very elaborate affair an Objections Made tO Paying Sub- of Education Thursday night. The The Powers That be Do Not Inten and street on Augusta street between the Coming Year—Mayor Calls largely attended by league delegati report recommended some of the to Let Him Have Honors Stevens avenue and Rosewell street from all over the county, many othi ' Male vOffl- |I changes embodied in the criticisms of to conform with the flagging and Meeting of Citizens for June 15 cities and towns being representc th1 1e 8te t0 Causing a Reduction in Wate curbing which havo been laid down Noteworthy amongst these was Mil missioner Calls Attention to New I ' " " '"^ '» ™*"« by the property owners at their own for Conference on Old Home town, the League members from theri ; changing the curriculum, adoption of Rents-Braney Gets Renewal o expense. Day—Ordinance Passed. having chartered a special trolley ca RllteS Governing High SdiOOlS— new textbooks, expenditures for la- Hotel license. Mr. O'Connor stated that In places to bring their delegation to and fro May Improve School Grounds. boratory supplies, etc. That item of the gutters are AH much us two this city. | procuring supplies wnn what the feet below the curbing and in other The regular meeting of th» council Tho city council was adjourne Dr. Z. T. Dugnn.of South River, nil I'boanl reached out and condemned the places the gutters are up to eighteen was hell in the council chamber There wns a warm time for a while Tuesday night upon motion of Mi charge of the services and Dr. L. I Artwholer , threpor rf t|)or ust wilbeinH gllra out t rPiuof l orderMr . inches jibove the line of the curbing. last Tuesday evening. President up at the Board of Munition meet- " " ' - Slover to meet again next Tuesdii Hand made the presenting ndflrcsse This also includes and applies to David Stratton and Cotincllmcn O'Connor, Ing Thursday evening when the teach- hittell's motion thnt it be adopteil by evening for tho consideration an Dr. Hand headed the Mllltown del street. Air. O'Connor offered a mo- Slover and Stanton were present, Mr. er's blllH for substituting imd observ- Keelion was curried nnd the, secretary settlement of the matter of the no gallon. The speakers were very In tion that the. gutters «n these street's Chevalier being the only member ab- ance, etc., came up. Mr. (Irnce WIIH ! proceeded to reiid It, In that manner. bridge, that is to be constructed ovc tlnK itnd eloquent iinri muko bo put ,to proper grade in conformity sent. The city treasurer, water the only member of the hoard who Alter adopting tlie Keel limn covering the Ilarltan River R;iilroft(l at, Waal: decided Impression upon tho listener: with tlio curbing and flagging set commissioner, street 'commissioner Blood put nguIiiKt the payment of tlie flimuie in tho ciirrienlii, the liiKtou me. Thin bridge 1H to bo fort Tlie church was especially decorate thereon by the property owners. and collector were also present, when them, lie wild that when school clos- adoption (if a ni'W textbook In AIKC- feet, wido and it si-enm that Komothlni with bunting and national flags undo Mr. Slover thought that the mat- the minutes of the last regular and ed thin year tho teachers would have lira ut II cost not to exceed twenty-live will have to lie done in the, inunedlat' tho direction of tho Ushers' Union. ter should lie referred to the commit- of the adjourned meetings were read only 1117 days Instead of 200 nnd ilollui'H, a new lextbtmli to rost abnut future on account of tho presen The pastor, tho Rev. .1. 10. Shnw In tee on streets for Investigation. Ho and approved. yet tho board was going to pay thorn llfleeil ilolliirn, tlie wliule iietlon on brlilm> having developed n serious do stalled tlio following officers who ha stated that an the chairman of this The next order of business was the for 200 diiyfl services on Juno 12 nnd tho re|)ort Including II.K Hiibmltaiici! been elected: .Mrs. II. II. Ware, pr<' feet that bus made It necessary committee they could not go too fast reading of the sealed proposals for in addition to this they, tbo board, hy tho teueliRrsi committee WUH res- Hltlcnt; Mr. F. A. Deacon, Nccrotar holHter it. up with lirae.es so it won In these kind of matters that meant the construction of tho sewer on low- wanted t<> pay the teachers additional clnilcil. The tnchnlciillty Keemed to lie of th« local Y. M. C. A., as first vice fall down altogether. spending money, hut that they had er Henry street. Tim sower la to bo money for the days they lost and the that, Ibis committee wns recominenil- president; Mrs. S. H, Shinn, Mrs. K Thero IK II tracing of the propose this matter under consideration and of clay eight-Inch pipe with two man. thny (the, teachers) en- lJ INK tin; purchase of rnrtuln Miiiipllcn P. King and Mrs. Frank Stratton wer linen of the bridge hanging in thi would eventually attend to it. holes and there Is some four hundred Knged. for school conHiimptlon, Momelhim; Installed as second, third and fourtl !•'» olllco In the City Hall and Then Mr. O'Connor asked if the feet to he constructed. Or. Ilnlnes replied that Mr. Grace's wouldn't he a bad Idea for those win vice-presidents respectively, Misi contention In regard to the Intlons, had no iiuthority to ,lo. matter of repairing Bordentown (ieorgo flundrum offered to build Hllort nre, affected by the proposal to droi Clnrvinn Liircw wns in tailed us treas evor IJr Ilaln 9 Ktnte(l tll!lt vlth avenue and Main street had been re- this sewer, furnishing all material, school year might be true, but that - - " ) uround and take a. look at it, Th urer. tho consent of the board ho would ferred to the street committee. Ha for Beventy-three cents per lineal was no fault of the teachers and that lines as n,w laid out are taken fron After the ceremonies were conclud withdraw the report. Mr. CJrnce ask- Ha id that this motion was to refresh foot for tho piping and thirty dollars tboy were engaged for ten months of! tho lines of the Welsh property. Thi cd the congregation repaired to th ed if tlio city superintendent had any the Intellects of the street committee each for the man-holes. The bid was twenty days each and the fact that fact that they may or may not crow bnsnment of tho building where re to rt as It was a necessity that this work accompanied by a certified check for they may only have to tench 197 days "Motions ™l'° &clnK withdrawn, some of tho property owners won' freshments of cako and Ico crean to whlcl1 Mr ftrr rcill !d that he cer should be done at once. one hundred dollars in compliance is the fault of the board. ' " " " havo any effect now. were served and tho remainder of th tnlnly dId ml He ftllmiU(!U that il Mr. Stratton resented the slap at * with the specifications of the contract. Mr. Grace said that if you would The application of James J. Brane; evening spent In enjoying tho playlni was rather Irregular to submit such a his Intellectuality and stated that lie All successive bids were also so ac- figure it up that the shortage in for a renewal of his license for of various gameB and other past-time report. They finally got around It considered that the street committee companied. school days would more than pay for saloon on First street was presentei for which this organization Is famous some way and the report was with- was pretty bright, and^ that he knew Thomas Downs offered to construct the substituting, and that most of by Councilman Slover with the ap The games were highly amusing nol drawn in its entirety. the street committee had these mat- the sewer for fifty-seven cents per them had simply gone off and sent proval of the license committee. only to the players, but to the specta Amongst the other things that the ters pertaining to David and Augusta .lineal foot and build 'the man-holes their own substitutes without notify- When put to a vote It, the license was tors as well and all .those present foregoing report embodied was the streets under consideration. He said complete for twenty-four dollars ing the principal or anybody else granted by a unanimous vote^ of wore hugely amused thereby. recommendation for re-appointment that the streets were In such a mis- each, about it. Mr. Littell saracastlcaily In- those present. There was no ques- Musical selections were-rendered b of Trof. P. S, Miller a3 principal of erable condition that it had been im- Contractor Quinlan bid for the con- quired what position Mr. Miller held tion of Illegality or of what duthoritj the church choir assisted by the school No. 2 at a salary of $1,075; possible to improve them as rapidly struction at eighty cents per lineal n the schools, when the principal this saloon has been operating since League choir during the services. Miss Martin Buchanan at a salary of as would otherwise have been deslra- foot and twenty-seven dollars each ivas called Into the discussion. He all licenses expired on April 6th The selections which were rendered $1,025;. Miss Bertha Fulton at $750; able. Tho sewers had ruined the for the, man-holes, was Informed that at' the time in which according to tho statutes they by the double choir were highly ap and MIB lars increase for mnnual training and he affirmative on all others except the solicitor that is being prepared time may be given for the proper pre- teacher be secured to teach stenogra- utlon that the contract for the con- five hundred dollars on the improve- :hese. for the water department and that he paration for a becoming observance phy and typewriting and that when not itructlon of the Henry street sanitary ments and repairs item. This would The meeting * was the regular was not In favor of accepting Mr. of tha second Saturday in August, in employed in teaching either of these sewer branch be given, to Thomas bring tho total asked for up to $33,- nonthly meeting and was attended by is he accordance with my former sugges- subjects that she be employed in the Downs. Mr. Stanton moved the adop- 430,00 aa compared to $32,!i3O.0O grant- he full board, city superintendent the one now being prepared by the tion In regard thereto, [ask that all office of the superintendent. Al- tion of the resolution. So adopted. od by the estimate committee, The ind principal of School No. 2. city solicitor should be given con who possibly can, will attend a public though the whole report was rescind- net amount asked for by the Board Minutes of the last regular meeting slderatlon first. Upon being put to a meeting to he held In the council ed It Is more than probable that these of Education that tbo city would have rare read nnd approved, as were those vote the adoption of the resolution chamber of the City Hall, on Monday recommendations or at least the Test of Fire Alarm. to furnish would bo $20,347.00 and if the special meeting held on May was lost as Messrs. Slover and Strat- evening Juno 15, 11)14, for the purpose greater part of them will again come tho not amount furnished by tho city ton voted against it. and Messrs, of considering the best way of obser- up at the next meeting of the body. as approved by tho Council's estimate The report of the state Inspector of O'Connor and Stanton in favor. The fire alarm system will ving this duy, and for the appointment Under tljte heading of unfinished 1 committee would bo $19,»»7.00 Mr. chools on his recent visit and inves- Councilman O'Connor then pro- horoughly tested, including the ne of committees to whom may be In- business a letter from Mr. Barr was Slover called attention to tho fact Igatlon of the local school was read ceeded to make a fiery speech in ex- >ox 43, this' Saturday afternoon trusted tho details for all arrange- read which set forth that Mrs. De- that this body hnd completely, ignor- ind ordered received and spread upon planation of his resolution that set ween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clocl ments relating to the same. It Is my laney had substituted fifteen days, for ed tho estimate, cojumtttce of the ho minutes. The report carried forth facts about the people who are

Brief Items Concerning People We Harold Bollyn, of Helmetti, spent Know that Prove Interesting Sunday with relatives in ttiia city. Why? Because we treat the people in the right Reading. George Hart, of New York City, is spending bis vacation with Edward way. We are offering them quality groceries at the Edgar of Mechanicsville. William Edwards was at Washing- lowest prices consistent with a living profit. We ton, D. C, on Sunday last. Miss Ebba Sollyn, of New York mention a few articles for this weeek: city, was the guest of her aunt, Miss Miss Lena Disbrow, of Newark, Betty Johnson, on Decoration Day. Double Tip Matches, per box 3c spent Monday in this city. Island Brand Cocoa, 15 oz. jar 24c Mr. and Mrs. F. Norcross, of Asbury Mrs. Jennie Bastedo, of Newark, was Park, spent Sunday and Monday with Tryphosa, per box 7c a South Amboy visitor last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Norcross, of John Fancy California Peaches, can 20c street. Mr. William Dill, of Broadway, Choice Calitornia Prunes, per lb. 13c spent tho week end In Philadelphia. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Landee, of New Extract of Almond York City, spent Sunday with Mr. and Lew Thomas, of Second street, was Extract of Lemon Mrs. Joel Magnuson, of Upper Main a West Hoboken visitor last Saturday, Extract of Vanilla street. Special, bottle 8c Extract of Peach Mr. Ceorgc Oreen and son, Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iiastedo, of spent Sunday last at Washington. D. C. Fresh Jersey Eggs and Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter George street, spent the week end at Momnoiilh Junction with their grand- at the lowest market price. Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Rue, of Long paronts. Branch, were Sunday visitors in this city. Mlfis Clymonii llergen. imd Miss William E. Sloyer Anna Bennett were visitors at State Mrs. tnd Mrs. Thomas Hardy, of Normal School on Saturday and Sun- Broudwny, Hpont last Sunday In As- 88 John St. telephone 103-w Near B'way day last.. bnry Parlt. Mr. and Mrs. I'. 11. King, nf Main Mrs. nnd Airs. A. 11. Mitchell Hpont Htrent, spent Memorial Day with their Saturday ami Sunday with frlondo at daughter, MM. ISilgar Browor, In Now New Egypt. York City. JT1HIS 'is a Big Drop Miss Mngglo fiintor and Minn Mamie Mr. IHHIIC .1. Hunn, a fireman for tho that's worth while Grover imjoyed Sunday lust at WUHU- 1'. II, 11,, Is viHltlnK rolatlvnH and lngton, I), 0. Looking Into. SUMMER SUITS frleudH In the Quaker City while on n furlough. There are many others Mr, William Andomin, of M11I11 street, was n South Hlvcr visitor last D just as good and if you MIHH LI/./.lo Storer und Muster Rny- of Extreme Smartness Stinduy evening, mond Schneider, of Now Urunswick, like the fabrics we have Made To Measure From The Clioicost All-Wool Fabrics Of Tho fipunt Memorial' Day with their aunt, Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles I'eterson, of cut in price you're in Season And Sold At Xlie Keenest Prices. Mrs. (Joorgo Storer. R Gcorgo street, were Asbury Park great luck if—you need visitors last Sunday. FINE3 Americaa woolens of distinctive textures at Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of a first class Summer Suit Philadelphia wore the guests of Mr. made exclusively to your Mrs. Anna Peterson, of Gaorgo 0 Martin's sister, Mrs. James English, visiting tailored by the best craftsmen in America and every garment street, spent tho week end over Memorial Day. own measure. guaranteed to be rlgbt in all details. relatives In. Rahway. Arthur Allen and John Worthley re- P These all American suits represent a value which Is far superior Mrs. H. B. Ware and daughter turned last Friday from a trip to to tbe big majority of the foreign fabrics now being over-exploited. spent Saturday and Sunday wltb rela- Niagara Falls, reporting an excellent It you want genuine Imported woolens of the finest quality, rich, tives in Port Republic. vacation expedition. exclusive and the same as actually worn abroad and not imported S for American trade only, we offer a splendid assortment at tbe ex- Mrs. Victor TerwIIUger, of George Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hainmel), of tremely moderate prices of . • street, spent Sunday with her hus- Woodcliff, spent Saturday and Sunday Come in and Look band'B parents in Long Branch. TO $25, ISO and 935. \ last with' Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ham- mell of Second street. Over All The Big Here Is the place for real, reliable, Mrs. Raymond McGill, of Trenton, made-to-measure taDorhj. visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scbuyler, Miss Eleanor Wilson, of Second R-E-D-U-CT-I-O-N-S of Main street, during the week. street, spent Memorial Day and the remainder of the week end with Miss Hazel Compton, of Ward friends in the Metropolis. avenue, spent Decoration Cay with GEORGE GREEN friends and relatives in Hightstown. Mrs. Charles Bollyn and daughters, W. W. GOLDBERG Olga and Marion, spent the week end Mrs. W. Ferguson, of Yonkers, N. "The One-Price Store" wilh the former's sister, Miss Betty "Tlie Turner Store" Y., was visiting her mother Mrs. M. Johnson, of Upper Main street. Baker, Broadway, over the week end. 158 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. The Misses Anna and Sallle O'Con- Broadway and David St. South Amboy Mr. Howard Moore and Miss Maude nor attended an Informal "Tango -f- Moore, of Dover, N. J., visited their Social" given fcy Miss Kathryn Hough- CITIZEN ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS grandparents In this city early this ton at her home In New Brunswick JL 1G week. . \': on Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs, G, G. Oliver,of First street, will go to Pottstown, Pa., to- day, (Saturday) for a short vacation Trade at N. Natchin's trip. While away they expect to at- tend a banquet given by the Great Council of the Imp'd 0. ,R, M., of Greenspan Bros. Pennsylvania in Philadelphia next 5,10 and 25c DepL Store PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES, Wednesday. Mr. F. B. Vreeland, of South Orange, Free deliveries to all points, South Amboy, Mechanicsville, Morgan visited Mr. F. A. Deacon at the local Y. M. C. A. last Monday afternoon. Special Sales Every Saturday Telephone 19. We Give Elk Stamps. Mr. Vreeland has been a speaker at tbe Sunday services of tbe Associa- WE GIVE and REDEEM SURETY TRADING STAMPS tion a number of times. He Is tha Broadway South Amboy former secretary of the Newark Y. M. C. A. and is at present connected e Begins Friday, June 5 and ends Tuesday, June 9 with i the Association In the Oranges. Special All Next Week MRS. JENKII KOUNTBEE. Mrs. Jennie Rountree departed this New Potatoes Butter life at the ripo old age of three- Florida's Finest New Grass Batter fresh from the West- quarters of a century at her home in Screen Doors Mechanlcsvllle about one o'clock last ern Creameries, highest qual- Saturday morning, of general disa- 4 qts. 25c ity, delicious flavor, cut to 27c lb bility and old age. Funeral services All Sizes •OO were held at nine o'clock Monday morning in St. Mary's Church and in- Cheese terment made in St. Mary's cemetery. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns For Sale Cake Rev. Father Kennedy celebrated mass Best N. Y. State, from whole milk Pound Cake, Layer, Marble, of requieiji. The bearera were: 'Timo- ,with all the cream, special Plain or Raisin thy Sullivan, Richard Hagerty, Paul JText to tfew Post Office King, Fritz Derrick, Jacob Doyle and lb lOc lb Michael McCarthy. J. J. Scully was the funeral director.

tatoes Toilet Paper Matches UNCLAIMED IETTEBS. B^st old Jersey crop Large Rolls Ohio Blue Tips Unclaimed, letters for the week end- Ing June 6, 1914: ALPINE'S BARGAIN STORE *' 25c pk Miss Earlton, Miss Mary Co^e, 3 pkgs. 10c 3c box Joseph Linnlos, 43 Broadway; Capt. We sell Mon's, Boys', Ladles', Girls' and Children's shoes William Britton, Barge Shamokin; at a very reasonable price and guarantee to mend them absolutely Captain Lewis Butman, Schr. S. B. free ol charge. 3 Hubbard; Capt. George Nichols, Harry Also Ladles' and Gents' Furnishings at the lowest possible prices. ' California Hams, 12k lbSugar Cured Hams, 164 c lb Morse, Schr. Winchester; Jobnathan We carry a full line of House and Fancy Dresses at New Johnson, L. Johnson, Miss M. Lottery, York prices. (Alterations froe). • Nice and lean. Average from 8 to 10 lbs. J. 3. Talt,, Leon Tlce, Mrs. James We take orders for Men's, Ladles' and Children's Suits to Scully, Richard A. McFowoll. measure. Our Yard Goods are uf the best quality and are Hold at the TheBe letters will bo sont to the loweBt prlceB, Dead Letter Ollice In thirty days. We present every customer with a J5.00 clock for his or her Tryptiosa or Jello Evaporates Milk Corn Flakes When calling for snnib plenso say putronaire. Special, all flavors All brands, tall cans Quaker, large size, fresh "Advertised." Seeing is believing, call and convince yourself. ALPINE'S BAItOAIN STORE. 7le package 7le can Tho big ynchtB racing, and BO $ Pine Areuue nnd John Street South Amboy, 6c aro people after ' Yacht Club Coffee." (G-6-tf.) Sold by Brown llrjs. • * •; $25i IN CASH GIVEN AWAY!

A Prize of Twenty-five Dollars is offered by the SAPRAN REALTY COMPANY of South Amboy, N. J., for a suitable name to be given to the well-known "Price Farm," situated adjacent to South River, on the trolley road to Milltown, just beyond Tanner's Corner. This beautifully situated tract of land has recently become the property of the SAFRAN REALTY COMPANY, and is now being developed preparatory to placing same on the market in the form of building lots. There are absolutely no strings tied to this offer. If the name you send in should be selected, you will receive from us notice to that effect, with a certified check for $25. In the event of more than one person sending in the name selected, the one received first at pur office will receive the check, and the others will be given a credit check for Twenty-five Dollars, which will be applied as a first payment on one or more of the lots.

Now then, see how lucky you will be. Go over to the tract and look it over. You may there get your inspiration which will bring the Twenty-five Dollars home to you. SAFRAN REALTY COMPANY DRAWER D. South Amboy, N. J.

THE SOUTH AMBOI CITIZEN. on the topic, "Converted Purses," It were acceded to and the other cus- was very appropriate for a mission- SOME JOTTINGS COLLECTED tomers stepped back and waited until SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. ary meeting. Many others present he htyl made his purchases, Then he learned some things as to the proper spent the next fifteen minutes, by the use of money. BY OUR REPORTER WHILE clock on the wall, on a stool in the GUNNING ABOUT THE CITY. front of the shop while be gazed soulfully through the window upon DENTISTRY M. P. CHURCH NOTES The scholars and choir are in prac- tice for children's day. the passing throng. Tha Thursday evening service last that lasts—^that is the kind we do. Broken and week was largely attended and a very There was another birthday offering decayed teeth made whole and useful. (helpful meeting It proved to be, , last Sunday in the Sunday school. Missing teeth replaced without plates. Saturday, being Memorial Day, the Envelopes were distributed for the ladies were busy the entire day and annual offering for Foreign Missions. Our Windows evening In preparing and serving the anniversary supper, which was large- Spirited and helpful hymns were ly and liberally patronized by oursung at the usual service of song. Always Bright Dr. SALTER town people and others from out-ot- There's a man la this town that said NEW BRUNSWICK, town, The basement was decorated At 8 p. m. regular worship began, on the Monday before Decoration Day Jor the occasion with flags, hunting the pastor preaching on 1 Timothy 6, And Clean that it was going to rain on that day, 147 Albany Street Landsberg Building and red, white and blue. The special 12; "Fight the good fight of faith, lay It did rain a little and now we'd like table prepared for the members ot hold on Eternal Life." By MOftS. to know how he knew it was going to. General Wm. S. Truex Post was fully Boated, and a fine time enjoyed. There were several visitors present HE value of t Then there's a feller that we know We were sorry that the Ice cream wa3 during the day. T piece of teal that gets a swelied Jaw every now estate Is measured delayed, that,some were disappointed and then Every time that happens by the number of at its late arrival, but hope it will It is to be hoped that a special ef- he renews an old resolution to go people who pass it not occur again,. The ladies willingly fort will he made to keep up or even daily, Tbe corner and see a dentist but by the time his served the large number of patronsincrease the attendance at the church. of Main and First sore jaw gets well enough to stand made possible by the generous work streets, Alfalfa, is attention his nerve falls again. not as valuable as of Mrs. Fulton, who with all the rest Avarag* Amarloan'* Tix.t. the corner of Broadway and Is so Interested in the parsonage fund. FIRST NHTieHHL BHI Somewhere In the United States In a A youth started to light a cigar Wall street, Now York city. small city lives tho average American. down at the new pavilion at Morgan The value of a show window SOUTH AMBOY, X. J. Tho money made with the homo He tins a family of four, including him- last Saturday night, He waBted quite is measured by the number ot self, and earns $517 a year. Some one banks and special offering will be a few matches and not a little energy people who stop In front of It turned in next Sunday as It is par- else In bis family, perhaps a stenogra- dally. Capital $50,000 Surplus $75,000 pher daughter, contributes $330 to tbe in vitr>olic Bpeech before he discover- This paper is a HUGE SHOW eonage fund day and wo are expect- ed that he'd forgotten to gnaw the end Undivided Profits Earned, $30,000 ing a large amount. family fund, making the total Income WINDOW. of $847. He feels that he pays noth- off his cheroot. Thousands stop in front of It ing, or next to nothing, for the privi- and look in. Sunday moraing found an Increased lege of living in a free country, with Are YOUR goods displayed This Bank attendance to morning worship, the warships on the sea and street lights The other day there were three therein for the observation of Payslnte^st pastor preaching on Solomon, 2, 4;, in front of his bouse, with a policeman young ladles passing down one of the these thousands? Do you think ON ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO OHEOK "He brought me into his banqueting on bis corner, a public servlco commia- side streets of this city. They were it pays for them not to see your houae and his banner over me wassiou looking after his Interests and a discussing a young man with whom goods? PER CENT on balances averaging daily love." copy of the Congressional Record com- the young man is positive he hasn't Great department stores in ing to him regularly. The truth is that even the good fortune of a sp«aklng New York, Chicago and such $500 and over for the month. of his $847 a year he pays $140 toward acquaintance. The knowledge that cities pay big salaries to expert Between 25 and 30 Juniors were tbe upkeep of his government—World's window dressorB. Thousands 2 these daughters of Eve displayed aa present at the 2 p. m. service. The Work. dally troop in front of their win- PER CENT in Savings Department topic, "Keeping the Pledge," was to the Intimate details of his profes- dows, attracted by the offerings handled very nicely by the Leader. sion was rather staggering to the BO attractively displayed. These on accounts of $5.00 and over remaining Circulation of th» Blood. young man. The Juniors are keeping up their gaoi same Btores spend fortunes for in Bank for at least Two Months prior to The idea of some sort of movement page after page of window dis- 3 work. ' of tbe blood In man and the lower ani- play dressing in the papers. January 1 and July 1. mals was possessed by Aristotle and It's all right, girls, but for goodness Would they do either unless it The Sunday School WOB held in tho other Greeks and by the physicians of sake next time either don't speak so was good business? ISSUES TBAVELEBS' CHECKS PAYABLE KYEBYWHBBB. main audience room last Sunday and the Alexandrian school as well as byloud or else take the wind into con- Call up our advertising depnrt- SELLS FOREIGN DBAFTS PAYABLE IK ANT PABT OF an interesting study of the lesson, was the doctors and surgeons of the middle sideration. Sometime you might tell ment RIGHT NOW for TIPS THE W0BLD. ages, In fact, even the village barbers Indulged—about the ten. lepers. some one something that they ON DISPLAY ADVERTISING. HARRY C. PBRRINB, President R. C. STEPHENS0N, Caahier knew of sucli movement But no one, wouldn't like to hear. Let us druss up a window for not even tbe wisest of men. had any you In this paper. T. FRANCIS PERRINB, Asslntant Cashier Tho Bohool ia beginning to talk conception of n continuous Btream re- about tho annunl picnic. turning to Its source—a circulation In Have you met that man about town DIRECTORS: tho true sense of the word—or of the flint's always in a hurry? Ono day DANIEL C. CHASE CHRISTIAN STRAUB HENRT" WOLFF On account of tlto lateness of thefunctions of tho heart us the motor last week "Kolley" came Into a but- HARRY C. PERRINB GEORGE V. B0GART class study tho convention echoes power of the movement of the blood cher shop along Broadway and Insist- Success. J. BAIRD PEERING R. C, STHPHENSON until it was demonstrated by Harvey woro dispensed with. ed upon being waited upon Immedi- Blnke—"How's Dobson making out tz. K2S. raining chickens?" Jlnka—"Very woll. ately as he was In a dreadful hurry Ho'a protty near got to tho point Safe Deposit Boxes $3.00 Tht> Senior C. R was 13d by Mr. II. nnd wnnted to catch a party over on whoro ho can afford to eat oua him- BIOOUROOII, wlio gave nn excellent tntlt Advertise In the Citizen. tho other side of town. His demands self." THE SOUTH AXBOY CITIZEN. Sentitive. XOTICE TO COTKACTOBS. SOCIETIES SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Gen. Win. S. Truer Post, No. H*, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. received by the Board of Chosen 0. A. B., meets first and third Wed- Freeholders at their room in nesday afternoon of each month at County Record Building at New 3 o'clock, in Michael Welsh's Hall. WEEKLY LETTER TO FAKMERS. Sporting Gonnneni. Brunswick, N. J., on Monday, June 22, Commander, Aaron SUIlweli; Adju- 1614, afl 2.30 o'clock p. rn. for building tant, S. H. Chatten. a concrete and steel bridge over a St Stephen's Lodge, Xo. 68, F. k A. (By F. R. Stevens, Agricultures branch of Tennants Brook on the M. Meets at K. of P. Hall, first and road from Browntown to Cheesequake Lehigh Valley Railroad.) third Mondays of each month (except- ch, Edward Gardner, Arthur Heiber near Wm. Gross's; according to ing July, August, and holidays) at The very late Spring, followed a: Y. M. C. A. LcadsJS ger, Urian Boyce, Frank Meade, Ales plans and specifications on file atithe 7:30 p. m. "it, necessarily was by a rush of work office of Thomas H. Hagerty, County Casper, John Wenstel, Gus. Jenniger Collector, New Brunswick, N. J., and Joel Parker Council, No. 69, Jr. O. has bad in some cases very seriou In South Shore League Roland Skillman, Nelson Jolley, Or at the. office of Alvin B. Fox, County D. A. M., meets every Friday evening, effect upon the horses, especiall ville Barkelew, Gottlieb Stautch, Stan Engineer, Perth Amboy, N. J. in Knights of Pythias Hall. Councilor, those that have been comparativel Olaf P. Nau; Recording Secretary, ley Mandokekr, William Matts, Anton A deposit of Five Dollars ($5.00) A. R. Chatten. Idle during the winter, and, therefore, The Y. M. C. A. jumped into firs Navia. will be required for copies of the place in the South Shore Industria plans which will bp refunded upon Friendship Council, No. 16, D. of L. have become rather soft. A change "'" on alternate Fridays of «act> of feed Is very generally practiced a League when they scalped the Herman the return of same in good conditl.'i. JiES DEFEAT DELTAS. Each hid must be accompanied by a at 2.30 p. in., in Knights this period. The most harmful effec Aukam team from South River las HIggins—Twiggins is always brag- aside from exhaustion, is the result Saturday. The game was played oi Last Sunday afternoon the loca ging about Ms den at home. ing sore and lame shoulders and to Stevensdale instead of Star Field o Neptune A. C. invaded the hunting Wiggins-And yet he got mad when mas H. Hagerty, County Collector, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ada Ward. account of Star Field having s grounds of the Delta A. C. of Perth I spoke of It as a kennel.—Boston which check shall be forfeited should General Morgan lodge, Ifo. 96,1. O, little care is often given to this fea O. F., meets every Tuesday evening at much water lying around that boat: Amboy and succeeded in lifting the Globe. the successful bidder fail to enter into ture. Too often the collars do not fi contract and bond within ten days 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias and this accentuates the trouble. were needed in the outfield. It i lattcr's scalp in the way of an • from the award of the bid. Hull, Noble Grand, Cyrus B. Davis; Our best, veterinaries tell us th said that many would-be fans weri to 1 score. With the younger hal Tho Board reserves the right to re- Secretary, Charles P. Thomas; Finan- cial Secretary, Adolph Stelner. efficiency of a horse may be increase disappointed in not finding any gain of the Witczak family as the main WM. T. HAMMELL ject any or all bids if in their opin- ion it is to the best interest of the Good Samaritan Lodge, No. S3, K. et thirty to fifty per cent, by a little care on Star field and didn't know abou guys for the Nuptunes and a demijohn the Stevonsdale arrangement. of vinegar serving for the Delta's the Painter and Faperkaagw. County so to do. P., meets every Wednesday evening ful attention in this respect. Collan A, J. GEBHARDT, at 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythiaa should be scrubbed and washed ol Heavy stick work by "Brosles" Pet game consisted chiefly of goose-egg WALL PAPER FOR SALE Director. Hall, corner of First and Stockton on tho score board, with the oxcep regularly and the shoulders of th brought them out of the scrlmage or Estimates Cheerfully Given. Attest: ASHER W. BISSETT. etreets. Chancellor Commander, P. top of the 13-7 score In spite of th tion of the second, third and seventl 5-30-4 Clerk B. Norcross; Keeper of Records and horses should be washed off at night Seals, William A. Chapman. at least, and many of our successfu looso playing on all sides. In spite innings. The locals got four runner •8 SECOND ST. Box lit NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Seneca Tribe, No. 25, Imp'd. O. B. farmers take occasion for the noo) of the multitude of pitchers that tool' over the rubber in tho second an third innings rasiiectivoly while the SL, meets every Thursday evening at wash, because it dries more quickl their turn at toeing tho slab for th 8 o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall. aforementioned Wltcak brothers saw SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE and absorbes the sweat and greas locals the visitors were only able I Five Pieces oF received by the Board of Chosen Sachem, William O'Brien; Chief of Rec- which is accumulated in the hail collect a total of three safeties during to it that tho Perth lads worn HIUI Freeholders of County of Middlesex ords, George G. Oliver; Collector of Wampum, Stephen Miller. The efficiency of the liad in the col the entire regime, Fogcl, the Soutl: out entirely with the exception of th< Popular Music Free nt their room in the County Record seventh Inning, when they .scored their Bring billlrting nt New Brunswick, N. J., on lantlie Council, No. 6, D. of P. Imp'd lar is also of importance. These pad River third saclter, getting two ol Monday, .Tune 22, 1914, at 2.30 o'clock them. Rebfuss, Ingrahain, Martin ani only run. the charm and Order of Kcd Hen, meets every second are often arranged primarily for ah uplifting influ- p. m. for building a steel and con- and fourth Thursday of the month, Shinn. were the heavy stick men fo c.reto brldKo over a branch of Mata- ^sorting the moisture from the shoul F. Witczak allowed only three' lilt? ence of good' at 2.30 p. m., In K. of P. Hall. Poca- tho Y. M. C. A., the first two nanin and struck out ton men. music into wnn Creek on the road from Old •dera and making a soft cushion be nrldgq-Mutnwnn Turnpike to Morgan- hontas, Mrs. Buryel Van Hlse; K. of R., getting two doubles each and th your home, Kate J. Berlew. tween the shoulders and tho collar vllle near Kirshsnian's; according to others a doublo apiece. There were :i All the As the result of this they often b V. M. (!. A. VI. XX AT delights of plans and specifications on lile at Sterling Castle, No, &0, K. G. B, total of thirteen si'.fc hits inndo off tho olllco of Thomas II. Haficrty, meets first and third Saturday eve- come hardened by sweats, oils and ac Bweet-tonod Afasur and tho local boy.s succeeded SAVKKVILU: TO-DAY County Collector, New Brunswick, N. ning of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, cumulated dirt,' and if this is fillowe melody are - - J., (ind at tho office of Alvin B. Fox, in pilfering; twenty-one bases. There Tin- lorn] y. M. C. A, team will drawn from tho wonderful at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble to continue to remain they aro wors Comity Engineer, Perth Amboy, N. J, Chief, Charles T. Grace; Master of were seven errors to be divided u| to Sayrnvtllo to meet tho Sayro & Steier A Son* Natural Ptaytr- than useless. A 15c scrubbing brush Piano even by little children, and A depos'lt of Five Dollars ($5,00) Records, George H. Hack. among tho local players but tho scor aggregation of that place- to with water and soap at hand, wil enjoyed by all the family. will be required for copies of the Protection Engine Company meets boy didn't credit them proporly whll day. This Is tho first league garni plans which will bo refunded upon permit the washing off of these pad* Every one should know of the on the fourth Thursday of each moita the score card shows only three or that tho local boys' have Imd to win;, charming, artistie tone qualities the return of same- In good condition at night with very little labor and wil at Engine House, Bergen Hill, at 7.30 rors chalked up against tho visitors. uwny from their homo grounds, Im of tho Stiff 4 Sotu Piano: to either of tho above offices, p. m. President, William Birmingham; certainly pay In the increased work to Each bid must be accompanied by a they aru confident of linnulng thin You surely know two persons IVlce-President, Joseph Bally; Treas- ^be had from the horses, to say noth Mannker started tho gumo In tin who are interested in purchasing certified check In the amount of urer, Michael Welsh; Foreman, Jamea gamo up with other two that they pitcher's box imd then Shlnn relieved a piano or player-piano. If you $200,00, payable to the order of Tho- fine of their comfort. have already won. Hardy and Apple will send us their names, we will mas H. Hagcrty, County Collector, him. After a while Rehfuss wanted to One other feature by which some o gato will probably bo tho battory al gladly mail you fiim pi«c«« of good without any conditional endorsements, Washington Camp, No. Sfl, P. 0. heave a few so Manager Wataon which chock shall be forfeited If the S. of A., meets second and fourth our best successful farmers get their though Manaker and Mageo may be Popular Sift MUMIC firat. gave him a shot at It. Shinn was a successful bidder falls to enter Into Monday nights ot each month, at K. horses in good condition is that o used. trifle lavish with free passes but out contract and bond within ten days of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock . James special attention to Sunday feeding. from the aw»rd of the bid. English, president; Frank Prigge, side of that there's little comment to It is well, of course, if possible, and Pianos * Natural Plara*PUno* The Board reserves the right to re vice-president; Bert Lambejrtson. It usually is,, to 'let the horses pas be made upon his delivery. STANDING OP THE TKAMS IN (HK Have merited and won the great- ject'any or all bids If In their opin- Master of Forms; John. French, ture throughout the day on Sunday Although the game was rather looso SOUTH SHOIIE INDUSTRIAL est success. They are made in the ion It Is to the best interest of the financial secretary; A. R. Chatten. on account of the handicap caused b: largestpiano-factoriesin the world, County so to do. recording secretary; Joseph Hubbard. and feed them very little aside from LEAGUE. A. J. GEBHARDT, chaplain; Peter J. Cassidy, treasurer. the absence of Tyler, Applegate and at Steger, III., the town founded the pasture. This is loosening In-its W. L,. P.C. by Mr. J. V. Steger. Director. Hardy just think what the score Star ol Jer§ej lodge, No. 181, B. •( effect on the bowels and besides gives S. A. Y. M. C. A .2 0 1.000 Our new biff Wano Catalog is ( Attest: ASHER W. BISSETT, I. F. and E., meets in Welsh's Hall. 5-30-4 Clerk them a rest which cannot be had In might have been with these athletes Sayre & Fisher Co,... 2 1 .660 full of handsome illustrations and First Sunday ot each monf- at 2,30 on the job. nimbi* InfbrnuMon. Youre the stable. If it is Impossible to pas- I. S. P. & C. C .2 1 .666 Free for the aikinc. p. rn., and on third Tuesday at 7,30 ture, It Is always best to cut down the Following is the detailed score: nil out thoconpoD below NOTICE TO CREDITORS. p. m. Henry Selover, President; L. D. Herman-Aukam Co. ;'. 1 2 .333 and mention Deputment STEGER8S0NS Wortley, Financial Secretary and supply of heavy concentrated food Y. M. C. A. JOHN QUINLAN, ADMINISTRATOR Middlesex Emb'd'y Co. 1 2 .333 Number when you uuUI It. CATALOGUE of John Ryan, deceased, by direction Treasurer; F. L. Hawes, Recording such as oats and corn, which are nec- AB R H PO A Secretary. Hoffman, cf American Tile Works. 0 2 .000 of the Surrogate ot the County ot essarily feu the remainder oE the 2 1 oe*. imen * JOM rum weep. L Shlnn, 2b. & p, .. 4 I Results of Saturday Games. Pliue tend me run blc Pr« IW&ta- I Middlesex, hereby gives notice to the Gorm Lodge, No. 86, D. B. fc- week, and give a warm bran mash lot, al»6 >!•<*• of poMto mo.lt FTM. I • creditors of the said John Ryan to Magee, c. & 3b. .. 3 116 1 0 Y. M. C. A. 13—Herman-Aukam Co, I am mutini th« namn of friendi •luintrad Regular meetings second and fourth with possibly a little oil meal to take Rehfuss 3b. St p.. 5 3 3 4 B bring in their debts, demands and Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., li 7. At South Amboy. I. S. P. & C. tobujpIanoaOoriiUyer-pluoe.a • claims against the estate of the said the place of the pasture grasses. Manaker, p., 3b. & c. 5 3 2 5 2 0 Bundesen's Hall. President, Jena L. Co. 9—Sayre & Fisher Co. 3. A N«»* . deceased, under oath or affirmation, This requires only a little foresight, Ingraham, lb. ... 4 2 2 6 2 0 Borlund, Sr.; Secretary, A. J. John- Bloodgood, rf. 0 0 Sayreville. Middlesex Embroidery Co, StrMt .R.F.D | within nine months from this date, or son; Financial Secretary, George It does not cost much and will make 5 0 1 I they will be forever barred of any ac- Roberts, If 2 1 0 1 0 0 8—American Tile Works 3. At South Town P.O.Boi | Mortensen; Treasurer. John 8. Lund. a great deal of difference in the Martin, ss 3 1 2 0 1 0 I CoMty Bute I tion therefor against the said adminis- River. Lady Grace Lodge, No. 17, D. of B. amount of work secured from a team m (CopyilsH, 1(14, by C. B. Bytie) _ trator. Totals . 33 13 13 27 8 0 Dated March 31, 1914. I. 0. 0. F. Meets on the First and JOHN QUINLAN, Third Friday evening of each month, Herman-Aukam Co. Fully Explained. 4-4-9 Administrator. in Scully's Hall, Stevens avenue. Hn. T. 8. WARNS AGAINST ALLEGED P. Spreng, 2b 1 2 0 2 1 0 "When and why did James G. Blaine S. Linden, N. G.; Mrs. MargaretU C. H. EDWARDS Thomas, Recording Secretary. HOG CHOLERA CUBES Fogel, 3b 5 0 2 0 get his sobriquet, the Plumed Knight?' CARPENTER and BUILDER NOTICE TO CREDITORS. J. Sulu, c 3 0 0 7 2 6 asked the Boston Globe man, who ANDREW H. SLOVER, EXECUTOR Star Building and Lou Auoclattem, Washington, D. C, June 4.—Bvi- Wieschadle, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Window and Door Nets a Specialty 1 needn't think everybody has forgotten of Elizabeth Corby, deceased, by direc- ot South Amboy, N. J., meets la City dence- of what appearB to be a weV Muchin, cf 2 0 0 3 0 0 that Blaine was a candidate for the EntimateB Furnished and tion of the Surrogate of the County of Hall, on the fourth Monday a*«alaf organized campaign to delude farmers Cordes, rf 5 1 0 0 0 0 Jobbing Promptly Done • Middlesex, hereby gives notice to the in each month. President. Thonaa Doeler, lb 5 0 0 7 0 0 Republican nomination for president in creditors of the said Elizabeth Corby, throughout the country into buying 1876 and tbat Colonel Robert G. Inger- C. Gelsinon; Secretary, John J. Delan- ^ppenger, 3b 4 2 1 4 3 <0 P. 0. Box 35 36 Iohn Street. to bring iu their debts, demands and ey; Treaiurer, John J. Coakley. an alleged cure for bog cholera, v.n- Harris, If. 3 1 0 1 0 0 soll in placing his name before the na- claims against the estate of the said ' der the Impression that this has been tional convention launched the sobri- deceased, under oath or affirmation, PanI DeGraw Hamilton Lodge, N«. Masur, p 4 1 0 0 2 0 652, B. ol H. T meets every 2d and Investigated and approved by the quet thus: "Like an armed -warrior, within nine months from this date, or n Dr. GEORGE LUKE HAVELL they will be forever barred of any ac- fourth Sunday of each month at K. United States Government, has reach- Totals 34 7 3 24 10 0 like a plumed knight, James G. Blaine ot P. Hall. President, T. F. Brennan; Two' base hits, Shinn, Martin, Reh- tion therefor against the said execu- ed the Department of Agriculture. marched down the halls of the Ameri- tor. Secretary. William Bulman; Treas- fuss, 2, Ingraham, 2. Struck out— can congress and threw bis shining urer, Thomas J. Kennedy; Agent of Articles praising this medicine, Bene- Masur, G; Manaker, 5 Shinn, 1; Reh- DENTIST Dated May 12, 1914. tol by Dame, are belp'k sent out wide- fuss, 1. Base on balls—Manaker, 2; ance full and fair against the brazen Official Publication, Edward McDoa- forehead of every defamer of this ANDREW H. SLOVER, ougb. spread to newspapers. Tbeso articles Shlnn, s>; Masur, 6; Hit by pitched 5-16-9 Executor. ball—Spreng, Hoffman, Roberts. Balk, country and mallgner of Its honor." Broadway ail Aiiuto Independence Engine ftiHoie Co. are so ..worded that it appears as if Shlnn. Sacrifice—Magee, Ingraham. No. 1, meets third Monday In each (Business of looking wise and patting NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the • ^Department of Agriculture had Stolen bases—Hoffman, 2; Shinn, 3; ourself on the chest)—Manchester SOUTH AMBOT, If. 3. month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Foreman, Received reports from the state of Magee, 4; Manaker, 1; Rehfuss, 4; Union. ROBERT P. MASON, ADMINISTHA- Martin Shuler; President, John B. /Minnesota showing that the medicine Martin, 3; Bloodgood, 1; Roberts, 3; tor, with the will annexed, of Ida K. Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. Spreng, 3; Fogel, Muchin, Eppenger, La Hue, deceased, by direction of the i had proved most beneficial. As a Singing Society Llederkrani, Santa Harris, Masur. WOM of an Old T|m« Writ.r. ROOM I Surrogate of the County of Middlesex, ) matter of fact the one roport received High among unconventional writers hereby gives notice to the creditors of Amboj. Practice ot tinging takes ' by the Department was' an unofficial stands William Prynne, a London jour- PARISEN BUILDING. the said Ida K. La Hue, to bring in place every Monday of each month at their debts, demands and claims 8 p. m. Business meeting held every and unsolicited statement sent pre- ELIGIBLE JPLAYERS IN nalist In the days when there were no first Monday of each month at I sumably, from, the promoters themsel- journals, days when a bulky pamphlet against the estate of the said deceas- S. S. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE OVER 6S YEARS' ed, under oath or affirmation, within p. m. Fred Thumhart, President; ves. The Department attaches no took the place of a letter to one's fa- Kutecher, vice-president; Harry Rich- The directors of the South Shore EXPERIENCE nine months from this date, or they Importance whatsoever to this state- vorite newspaper. Prynne published will be forever barred of any action ard, secretary; Cbai. Steuerwald, treasurer; B. Grohe. librarian. ment. It has no reason to believe in industrial League met at the home of about 200 of such pamphlets ard Is therefor against the said admlnstra- said to hive averaged a sheet of print the efficiency of any proprietary cure >ur local manager, 'Watson, last Mon- tor. Court Rarltan, No. 44, F. of A, meets a day throughout his life. And he Dated, May 12, 1914. on the second and fourth Wednesdays for hog cholera and does not recom- luy night. Amongst other business if importance transacted v/.is the ap- worked in a quilt cap coming over his ROBERT P. MASON, of each month, at 8 p. m., In Protec- mend any. Under certain conditions eyes to shield them from the light, and Administrator, with the will annexod. tion Hall. Chief Ranger, Marcus ireving of the lists of eligible players Peterson; Sub-Chief Ranger, Louis It urges farmers to protect their ituck at his table all day, being served TRADE MARKS 5-16-9 landed In by the individual managers. Borland: Finan. Secretary, Edward stock with nntl-hog-cholera serum with a roll and a pot of beer every DESIGNS Following are lists as approved: COPYRIGHTS 4C. Dewan; Treasurer, Michael Zupko; but that Is nil. three hours. And he reaped the re- NOTICE. South Amboy Y. M. C. A.—Tyler, Anrons lending > sketch mid description may Rec. Secretary) Louis Meinzer; Sr. ward of his literary efforts in the Ouloltlr ueartain our opinion frco whether nil ALL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL Woodward, Nelson Banks; Jr. Wood- Sd. Hardy, Applegate, Magee, Ingra- Invention IB probably pnteutiiWo. Communion. In conectlon with this attempt It branding and pillory and ear cropping MoniatricUrconfldentlkl. HANDBOOK on Patent* take notice, That all debts owing to ward, Nelson Kvlest; Sr. Beadle, am, Shlnn, Rehfuss, Martin, Hoff- gentfre«. Oldeit wency tor nocuritiKjmtonta. mar be said that the medicine, which that every political writer risked In Patents Uken throueh Mutin & Co. recolre the estate of James H, Gordon, or to Michael Press; Jr. Beadle, Ludwti man, Bloodgood, Whalen, Roberts, tptcial notiet, without olnreo, in tho Hartman; Trustees, Aaron Hyer, flr, ,Js now put forward as good fdr hogs, that age. the firm of Howell & Gordon, aro ••(feWas advertised some time ago as a eonard, R. Hardy, Manaker. Richard McGloud, Sr., Andrew Kro»- Scientific American, now due and payable. Notice Is fur- meyer. means of killing tuberculosis, ty- Hermnn-Aukam Co.—Frank R Honesty In Golf. A hdtllliomely Illnrtrnted wettlr. Inmost cir- culation of any nclentlUo Journal. Terms. 13 a ther given that the proper and legal Spreng, August J. Doeler, John Sulu, The sooner a boy, or a man for that year: four month!, $L Bold by all phoid, and cancer germs, according settlement of the Estate of James H. ames F. Welschadle, Charles F. matter, learns to live up to the motto to an article published In tho Journal Gordon, deceased, will requite the LOWEST PRICED Bppinger, Edwin Buster Cordes, John "Honesty Is the best policy" in golf, of the American Medical Association. collection of all the above mentioned HARDWARE STOKE IN TOWN. . Masur, Arthur Russell Harris. Steve as in other things, the better for him. . At that time It was asserted that the debts, by legal action, If necessary. eaboldt Muchin, Johr. Tlpescnuskl, There is no game which gives a com- OBDINAXCS. Army was Interested in It. AB a petitor a better opportunity to cheat. Payment may be made to Francis H, matter of fact the Army was no more David J. Armstrong. ORDINANCE APPOINTING' COM- C. I. BEEGEN But for that very reason there Is no mlssloners of Assessment for the Ste- Gordon, at the store comer of Broad- Corner Stevens avenue and Flrat Btreet. interested then than, the Department Middlesex Embroidery Works— game in which the cheat, when dis- ens avenue pavement' Improvement way and David street, or to the un- Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, .of Agriculture is now. Steve Heck, Steve Lever, J. Murock, covered, as It usually Is sooner or later, and to define their dutieB. Gas fixtures, Mantels, Gas Be it ordained by the Common Coun- dersigned. Ita view of the evidence that the iohn Auer, Joh'o^Gunia, Fred Doeler, Is looked upon with greater contempt. Plates, Etc. -Francis Ouiuoet in St Nicholas. \ cil of the City of South Amboy: WILLIAM J. BOWB, attempt to create this false impres- 'rank Doeler, P. Hahn, 3. Sumemea, 1. That Richard C, Stephenson, Administrator of James H. Gordon, SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Big Stock sion is persistent and widespread, all i. Stuby, J. Lang, A. Detmar. Samuel Locker and James W. Hackett deceased. 9-13-tf hog owners are warned to communi- Sayro & Fisher Co.—J. Waupa, ' Complicated. be and they hereby are appointed Stationery, Tobacco and Cigars cate with the United States authori- "You must Btop worrying and take a Commissioners of Assessment of the Harry Oleson, John Fritz, R. B. Itevena avenue pavement Improve- ties before accepting as true any liolldny," said the suave practitioner. Office Phone 190 Residence Phono 110 Canrfts Gloves, Electric Light Bnlba, witzer, S. Lockart, C. Maxein, R. "My dear doctor," replied the irrita- ment. statement that the Government Te- taxlen, J. Long, W. Switzer, P. Lochs, ble patient, "If I could get my affairs 2. They shall make all assessments EDWIN C. RODDY Lawn Mowers Sharpened. commends any treatment other than . Waupa, S. Applegate, D. J. Fisher, Into a shape that would permit me to n favor of the owners of all lands the serum already mentioned. r real estate damaged or taken, and f. Gullfoyle, J. Buckart. take a holiday I'd be so relieved that I upon the owner or owners of any ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE I. S. P. & C. Co.—James F. Craemer, wouldn't need one."—London Opinion. lands or real estate for benefits oon- lerred by said improvement. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD '*> To Keep Waxed Floor In Order. harles Grover, Charles Wagonblast, Not Due Yet. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect LIBRARY! Qo over the floor once a week with ou Nechkkorn, Sam. Wlttsky, Ray "Does your wife ever nog you?" ask- immediately. Commissioner of Seedi The Latest Popular Books Wfll Be • mixture of equal parts of turpen- lerson, Alf. Clark, Frank Jakin, Fred Passed, May 26th, 1914. tine, sweet oil and vinegar, using a Jlynn, James Kennedy, Gerald Hac- ad the first walklngi,tii-iimnn. Approved, May 26th, 1914. Notary PnMle Added As They Are Published. "No," answered tlic Reeond. "We've •eft cloth. Polish after this with a ett, Richard Lehman, Ollle Johnson, WM, S. DEJT, Rooms 12 to 16 Parlsen Building, For Small Sum Ton Con Get Good nly been married a year. She calls •oft rag, which may be wrapped around Jen Hart, Ernest Cathcart. , Mayor Beading. t coaxing so far." —Cleveland Plain Attest: RICHAED M. MACK, BVny * Augusta St, Soith a fioor broom. American Tllo Works—John Staut- THE A. C. FABISEN LIBBAET City Clerk Open Evenings 7.00 to 9.00. Sonth Amboy. THE SOUTH AXBOY CITIZEN. Amboy Division, R. R. R., from Bor- OrnoK—FlrstHtreot, near Broadway. dentown, and arrangements have been made for trolleys to meet boat on. it SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. return and carry passengers to New Brunswick and Keyport. Brown Bros. Specials! 0PP0ETUNITI18 FOB ALL. Items of Interest Presented In Rev. R D. Hammond, of Dundee FOB BENT. Short Paragraphs for Busy N. Y., will supply the pulpit of th First Baptist Church on Sunday, June Big Price Cuts This Week ,'• FOK KENT—New bouse, six large rooms Readers. 7. (iive us your order and save money. and b&th, latest Improvements. Apply to . MT«. Joseph Klem, ward aveuue. 6-6-1 Louis Borluad moved on Wednesday FOR KENT—Seven rooms and bath, all Kx-Councilmau Warren Disbrow ex improvements, barn and extra lot. Kent 818, from First street to the Sullivan, pects to leave town to-day for Buffalo Inquire at 169 Broadway or 301 David st. (S-6-tf tonise on Fourth street. Specials from Saturday to Tuesday POK KENT—House, six rooms, gas and Niagara Palls and Canada, where water. Apply to Harry Stratton, 28 church will sojourn for several weeks. (INCLUSIVE) street. 5-23-tf J. V. Maclver has been at Boston, Be Best-Dressed, POK BENT—House, 7 rooms, all Improve- Mass., this week, on a business and Not Just ments, on Catherine street. Apply to South Mary, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs Am boy Lumber and Supply Company. 6-9 pleasure trip combined. Whole Milk Cheese, lb. 17c FOB KENT—Plat with all Improvements. Michael O'Brien, has returned hom Well-Dressed, In Inquire of Chris Hehfusa, Broadway. 5-2- Joel Parker Guards went to Eliza- after being confined nine months a KOR RENT—Plat, four rooina, Improve- the Home for Cripples, a' •Quaker Corn Flakes, Continental Corn menu, 71 Bordentown avenue. Inquire on beth Saturday afternoon and took premises. 4-ie-tf part in a parade there. She has greatly improved, and ful Regal package . • - 5c Starch,.package - 5c FOB KENT—House, 8 rooms, all improve- recovery is looked for. ment, gas and electricity, on David street Apply to Mils M. E, Scully, Augusta St. 4-lltf The Junior Class of the High School Shoes Crystal Baked Beans, ' Old Dutch Cleanser, FOR BEE T—House, 7 rooms and bath, on will give fchelr reception to the Seniors Regular quarterly meeting of th Catherine street. Apply to 0. W. Mur.dy, for Women. can 5c can - - - 7c Bordentown avenue. 4-ll-tf on Thursday evening next. South Amboy Library Assoclatioi will be held in rooms of assoclatioi FOR BENT—Hou«e on First street, near There's a "thoroughbred air" to Re Boneless Bacon, lb. 20c Stevens avenue. Apply to John Lucltt. 4-ltf Roger's Council, C. B. L., of Now (Post Office Building) Thursday, Jun gal Shoes that makes them look ten Borden's or Gold Evap- FOB BENT—Store and Hat on First street, Brunswick, will have an outing at 11th, at 8 p. m,—Frank Scully, Seere near Broadway. Apply to Richard McGloud, dollarish, though they cost only on orated Milk, can 7%c Imperial Flour, 24% Broadway. ' 3-14-tf Seldler's Beach on Sunday, June 7. {ary. third. FOB RBNT-Store, 192 Broadway, P. P, lb. bag • • 71c Kenan. 7-8-tf You will ho enraptured with th Parlor Matches, pkg. 3c Members of South Amboy Yacht Thomas Coughlin was remanded tt dainty grace of a style-supremo Re- FOR RENT-Kooms in Parlsen Building. Choice Coffee, lb. • 21c Steam beat, electric light and water. In- Club are requested to attend meeting the county jail to await the action oi gal, with its patrician slimness, wltl Toilet Paper, 3 pkgs. 10c quire on premise*. 5-7-tf next Monday night, June 8. Don't the Grand Jury In default of two hun- Its easo and poise on your foot. forget. This may mean you! dred dollars ball by Police Justlc Teas, Oolong, Ceylon FOB SALE. Patent and King Calf Pumps, $2 Libby.'s Dill Pickles, Birmingham last Tuesday. Coughlin J2.G0 and $100. or mixed, lb. - 28c FOB SALE OR RENT—House, 0 rooms, Do,you want $25.00? See adv. onwas arrested Tiy Chief McDonnell o all Improvements, on Louisa street. Posses- King Calf, King Kid, Patent an can • • 12c tton June 16 or before. Apply to 0. L. Stenor- seventh page and then get busy. If a-warrant sworn out by John Iiro Tan Leather OxfordB, in button oi Babbitt's Best Soap, wald, South Amboy, or Prazer Bros,, 194 you hit tha right name the twonty-flvo (ierlck for assault nnd battery. Smith street, Perth A mboy. 'i-H-tr laco, $2.HO nnd $3,00. Pri8cilla Doughnut 7 cakes - - 25c FOR SALK—Two lota on Ward avenue, dollars are yours. Gun Motal and Patent Pumps, kid Inquire at 178 Broadway. 5-!£M Flour, pkg. • 19c Rev. .1. 10. Shaw, of this city, was nay heels, fancy buckle, $2.G0. FOR SALE CHEAP—House and one lot on Tha fence along the lower end of Butterfly Condensed Augusta street, belonging to the emato of one of the speakers at tho luncheon Tan Calf Oxt'ordH, rubber soles an ElliabethCorby. Apply to A. H. Slover, ex- Main street is being removed piece by hoelH, $3.00. Sweet Clover, Star or Milk, can - 9c •eutor. M6-tf given by tho Circumnavigator's Club piece as tbo bank washes away and Womon's and Children's Whlto Foot FOR SALE-liouse and three lots lM David at tho Hotel Mltmoro, Now York, on Magnolia Milk, can 10c Itiwt, near Stevens avenue. Apply on rrom- leaves It In dangoV of falling. wear. Lump Starch, lb. • 4c MM, or to W. P. Nichols, ISO Henry St. 1-31-tf Wednesday afternoon. Among thos present was Wllllain Myers, win Children's Pumps, Sandals and Leonard Tice, who wns seriously Marvel Brand Milk, FOB SALE—Dwelling; 9 rooms; holds tho world's record In clrcum Barofoot Oxfords. Compound Lard, lb. 10c kitlc; back shed; fllate roof; cellar injured at Philadelphia several months - can • • navigating the globe, having mado th Tonnis Shoes. under entire bouse; large kitchen ago by an automobile, had the plaster range; steam heat; improvements; trip in thirty-live days. Men's Oxfords In Tan, Patent and Old Dominion Peanut bam; gas; sewer connection; 120 cast removed from his back on TueB- King Culf Leathers, button and lace, Pure Lard, lb. Butter, jar • 8c Main street; 5 lots fronting Main day last $U,00 to $4.50. street and SteVens avenue, known as V. H. DeGraw property. Terms, In- quire of owner or ot George Mack, The Commonceineut exorcises of St, Dancer Captured We are cleaning out a small lot of STARtP SPECIALS South Amboy, N, J. E-ll-tf Mary's School will be held on Thurs- Men's and Women's Regal Pumps and •1.00 ID itanpi with lolUwtiffi KM la lUmpi «ttk day, June 18, In St. Mary's Hall. A FOR SALE—A special bargain In a nine Honors at Y. M. C. A. Oxfords at considerably less than Beit Tea, »ny flavor, %lb... Mt • room bout* and 3 lota, city water and gat or fine programme Is In course of pre- Root Beer Extract bottle... 10c •iMtrlc llghti. Alto 6 room house, One yard cost. Almost all sizes. with Sowars and fruits, das, hot and- cold paration. Peroxide, bottle 10c Imperial Baking, Pdr., %lb. tie water, large stationary range. Also several The laurel wreath of the pool •pMlal farm bargains ranging from six acres Confectioners Sugar, plcg. . 10c Uftwards. 22 loU In Ulock <1 bla. atasacrlfloe championship of the Y. M, C. A, I10.M la itinpiwHkftlhwiBfi prkw. AH lota are extra site, some an deep The Hev. H. C. White, pastor of tha J. ALFRED JOHNSON MtWf«et Charles 8. Buckelew 6-26-tf Presbyterian Church, will deliver the rests upon strange brows. The vete Pure Pepper box 10c Imperial Baking Pdr., lib. Me ran champion has been dispossessed TO. PBOPERTV OWNERS-! mate & Baccalaureate sermon to the gradu- "The Reg«l Store." Ceylon Tea pkg. 10c Beat Tea, any flavor, lb..,.. Me 'specialty of managing estates and collecting of his honors and disillusioned as t< rents, and can collect yours better than you ates of the High School on Sunday • «an collect your own. I will take charge of evening. his fancied powers with a cue. No Ve- 178 Broadway, your repairs and collect for 5 per cent. You have no trouble chasing delinquents. You mpre will Secretary Deacon be looked We Give Green Trading Stamps free Deliveries Everywhere some to my office on the 10th of each month 'and get an Itemized Statement and (Jhock The Jersey Central Traction Com- upon with awe by the beginners In South Amboy, N. J. In full. Wrn. H, Parlsen, real estate and In- the art of pushing balls around the •uranoe, 169 Broadway, South Araboy, N. 1, pany carried many people to Morgan 1-11-62 Saturday and Sunday, being compell- green tables. No more will tales of Brown Bros. Tea Co. ed to run extra cars in order to ac-his prowess be told between breathing NOW OPEN NOW OPEN MISCELLANEOUS. lommodate the crowds. spells on the bowling alleys. A young THE NEW I0BK "BLUE FRONT GROCERY" ' HONEY TO LOAN In sums of tlOO, *200, IJ00, aspirant has won his spurs this week •400, won and up to M.OOO. Inquire at Lav The trolley tracks on "Pennsyl- by trimming the former holder of al POOL PARLOR 183 Broadway Telephone 206 OCtces of John A. Lovely, 149 Broadway. honors some two hundred points in aBroadway and First St Sooth Ambojr MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage vania avenue" were fixed up a little Apply to J. A. Conn, P. O. Building. the early part of this week. Some six-hundred-point game. Arthur Choice Cigars on Sale. new ties were put in place and oldDancer is now the holder of Deacon's STOP IN AND ENJOY AN HOUR. HELP WANTED. ones renewed and the curve banked. title and all the respect and admira- DAVE ADEFF, Proprietor 16 TEABS ESTABLISHED, AGENTS WANTED-Wo want a reliable tion that goes therewith. The battle THE DRESSMAKER man or woman In South Amboy to look aftei was fought out in three two-hundred Tenew&lsnnd new subscriptions to Metropoll The Star of Jersey Lodge and Paul 187 Henry Street, Between Stevens Suits Cleaned tan, 'The Llvest Magazine In America." The DeGraw Hamilton Lodge have mado point games. In the first Arthur tarn- and Fine Avenues, work may be done In spare tl me—a Tew hours - and Pressed 50c each week. Liberal pay for whatever tlinr special arrangements with the Public ished the gilt of Deacon's crown when will make your dress to meaaUre In Is put In. No Investment or bond required he came out on the long end of a no previous experience necessary.. Full In- Service Railway Company and the all the latest styles, at a cost less struotlons and supplies sent free. Give two 200-113 score. The second game also than ready-made. references. Hosk 14, METROPOLITAN MAQ Jersey Central Traction Company to AZIN E, N ew Yor k. ryii- run cars to New Brunswick and Key- 'came his way by 200-"60 and In the We also sell Ladles' latest ready- So. Amboy Steam Clean- last stand Arthur ran away from made fast color Linen Embroidery port on return of steamer from Coney Dresses, sizes U to 46, fully worth Frank and came precious near mak- ing and Dyeing Woiks THOMAS & MoMIOHAEL Island on July 11, the date of the $2.00, at $1.00. annual moonlight excursion. ing two balls to Deacon's one by roll- Children's White Linen Dresses, 169 BBOADWAI CITir. KNQINEKRS AND 9DEVKT0R3 ing up the necessary 200 points while well worth 75c, at 49c. Next to Empire Theatre South later Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Frank was making 109. So, hence- GIRLS' GRADUATING DRESSES TO excursion will go to Ocean Grove on forth, ye pool sharks, refer all dis- MEASURE A SPECIALTY. WE CLEAN, STRAW^HAtt. ~ Office of City Engineer Thursday, Aug. 27, train to be run Inputes to Arthur Daniel Dancer, vice Frank Arthur, Deacon, champion. Office Bldg. South Amboy, If. J.three sections, the last one leaving for home at 9.30 p. rn., thus giving those who desire to enjoy the evening TBCEX POST EXTENDS THANKS, onthe board walk an opportunity to Gen. Wm, S. Truex Post No. 118 do so. You should go along. THE TALK OF THE TOWN! Operators Wanted Dept, of N. J. G. A. R., desires to thank their many friends for the A SIDE from their At the meeting of the Ushers Union Kindness and courtesies shown them Experienced and of the Methodist Episcopal Church ,thls Memorial Day—especially to tho •^^ striking style and ...Learners,.. • held on Tuesday of this week tt was pastors of our churches for their pres- decided to hold the next dollar roll ence and kindly assistance; to our their clean-cut appear- call on Wednesday evening, June 24. Mayor and Common Council, to ance, it is the quality— STEADY WORK The entertainment will be given by BoaAl of Committeemen of Sayrevlllo FOR THE NUPTIAL the Ushers Union and the social which Township, to our Board of Freehol- the fabric, fashion and will follow will DO in their charge. ders for generous aid and assistance, fit which have made Sullivan Factory A good time is expected. to Pastor White and Mr, Delaney for SEASON their splendid orations in Christ e+tf Stevens Avenue A carload of clay was received last Church and St. Mary's cemeteries, to our line of goods most Monday for the Y. M, C. A. tennis the ladjes of the M. P. Church for Briegs-Built courts. They expected gravel but the their generous entertainment Memori- suitable for wedding supervisor told them they had enough al Day evvenlng to Mr. G. W, Crane, gifts is exceptionally Clothes gravel 'and that they wanted some terminal shipping agent of the P. R. large and of infinite clay to hold the gravel together. He R.; to our Patriotic Orders for their Custom or Ready-To-Wear ought to know for that's along the interest and good attendance, notably variety as well as rare line of his business. of the Joel Parker Guards for the artistic elegance. They the talk of the town. oAititoTnutla assistance they gave us and the man- As 'the veterans passed the Eisner euvers on the - streets—keep it up, range from precious You have a look com- Oil Stove factory on Memorial Day and gazed entlemon, double and trlpple your stones and jewelry to ing to you. Come in. • Burns ordinary Kerosene In a new upon' the show windows, their hearts membership, you don't know how you way—no valves to 8et out of order- will be appreciated. articles of beauty and no wicks to trim—no smell—safe and must have throbbed with remem- Priced $13.75 to $45. brances of the battlefield. There utility in sterling silver, simple. All kinds ol cooking can be We were also much pleased to see done, quicker and more economically presented were the scenes of encamp- the handsome decorations In Old Con- cut glass, etc. All than on a coal range, because die heat ment, with tho tents, stacked arms, 1B all concentrated under the cooking. cert Hall windows facing on Broad- and the camp fire, all most cleverly trouble and annoyance Agents lor this vicinity— way. Who did It? Some comrade said and realistically arranged. in choosing desirable Warm Weather the young ladles employed ttiere did. H. Wolff &Co. Good for the young ladies, and when gifts will be entirely furnishings Mrs. Elwood Newman, formerly of they get tired of making uniforms for obviated it you make South Amboy this city, died at the Long Branch Hos- other people, may each one of them New Straws pital on Saturday, after suffering four find a good patriotic husband to shield your selection ot pres- weeks from burns received by the ex- them from life's storms, and make unl- ents from our stock. Cool Underwear plosion of a gasolene stove. The 'orms for themselves. We were Outing Trousers funeral took place from her lats resi- pleased and surprised at the general dence, Spring Lake, on Tuesday after- display of Old Glory throughout the SAMUEL KINSTLINGER, noon, a number of relatives from this town. Our city never looked better. TIKCEI STORE TKC.A.T city attending tho service. To all who in any way contribute! Jeweler and Optician o making the day one of the best Wait for July 11, This iB the date in tho history of tho Post we tender Broidwiy, Opp. C.R.R. Station BRIE«§ if the great anil popular excursion to our sincere thanks. ?oney Island. Lay a fow nheckles By order of the post The Tailor, Clothier and Haberdasher aside dally, so as to enjoy this trip AARON STILLWELL, and. the sights at tho Island. A Post Commander 91 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J.. special train has been secured on tho S. H, CKATTEN, Adjutant. THE 80DTH AMBOf CITIZEK. HARVEST HAJfDS WASTED IX STATE OF OKLAHOMA Christ Church Chronicles High School Mentionings | DO YOU WANT THE VERY BEST? TERM8:—ONE YEAK: $1 IN ADVA.NCK Charles i.. Daugherty, State Labor This Saturday afternoon the Scho- Commissioner, Oklahoma City, Okla- Several of our teachers and Sunday TELEPHONE 146-M lastics will try their luck again in Thea buy your meats at homa, telegraphed Honorable W. B. School workers from the three schools Old Bridge. The local boys are out PUBLISHED BY Wilson, Secretary of Labor, on May of the Parish plan to attend the for revenge for their 10 to 0 defeat a THE SOUTH AMBOY HK1NTINU CO. 25, 1914, as follows: County Sunday School Convention couple of weeks ago, so tbe team will "Would it be possible for you to which meets tomorrow (Saturday) All communications or Items of news re- afternoon at South River. It is sug- be changed considerably. ceived by us must be accompanied by the communicate the needs of this State David St. •lgnature of the writer to Insure publication by way of men for the wheat harvest gested that all take the car which it through any of the official channels of due at the corner of Main and Broad- The Seniors took their final exami- Where nothing but the best is sold. Admfalstratortf, Executors and Guardians the State Department. We will need nations last week and most of them from twelve to fifteen thousand men way at 1.45 p. m. The convention will please bear In mind that this Journal is a have worked off their conditions and A few specials for this week: legal newspaper and therefore a proper med- at from two to two and one-half dol- assembles in Trinity Church at 2.30. ium for tue uublleation ofCliclr notices. lars per day with board to help har- Addresses will be made by Mrs. Les- are now in good standing. vest our wheat and thresh same, and Country Dressed Veal eigbty-five per cent of men so em- ter H. Bradner and the Rev. Thomas Prime Itib Roast Entered In the I'oBtOftlceat South Amboy 'onover. We are now spending most of our as second class mail matter. ployed will be given employment in this State by the farmers in handling time doping out how to get milk and 15c up the various forage crops which 16c and 18c SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. The Convocation of New Brunswick jggs from trees. Only one solution promise a big yield at this time, there- of any value has yet been found and Pot Roast by guaranteeing from four to six will meet in Trinity Church, Asuury that is let "Oailiger do it." Washington avenue seems to be nar- months tteady woik. The State will Park, on Thursday, June 18. The maintain free employment offices at Holy Communion will be celebrated 14c rowing up. Some time ago the Rarl- Oklahoma City, Enid, Alva, Woodward, Last Friday night the High School Hindquarters of Lamb tan River Railroad had engineers at at 10.30 a. in., after which there will Frederick, and other points in the pupils held about thair last informal Forequarters of Lamb •work endeavoring to find the width State to help distribute the men, and be a short business session; at 1.00 dance of this term In tbe school. It of the avenue. There appeared to be any publication you can give this mat- . m., luncheon will be served, and ter through your Department will be was attended by quite a number of no record of the width of this road, at 2.30 p. m., there will be held a greatly appreciated by the citizens of pupils also by Mr. and Mrs. P. S. but the engineers found that between this State." Conference, and a number of address- Miller and Miss Fulton. Hams, Bacon, Bologna, Frankfurters, Fruits and Vegetables fence lines there was a distance of Persons interested In obtaining work is delivered. The Rector has appoint- thirty-three feet, and therefore sub- ed to represent Christ Church: Quality and Weight Guaranteed. TELEPHONE tt-J of this kind may apply to any of the This year's graduating class deser- mitted a proposition to the common Messrs. C. H. Muirheid, Joseph Wilson, State Free Employment Offices in the ves credit in several ways. It con- council to build a bridge of that width r., William P. Nichols, and Ambrose olties named in tho above telegram. sists of pupils who are well up In over their tracks on this avenue. M. Oorden. The Secretary of Labor lias directed moat of their studies, All the athle- The council objected claiming that the Division of Information of his De- tic teams, representing tho school, nothing less than forty feet would do. partment to send but the above notice Mrs. Graco Gcttmann, the Matron of have always boon composed chiefly They got the city engineer to prepare n the hope that the needs of tho Christ Church. Home, loft this week of boys from this class. When only / Kaufman's , ^ es for this width of bridge, anil n aimers of Oklahoma may be supplied 'or a short vacation. Owing to tho Krcsmnn they ulonn defeated the best tovjA that it would be necessary to and idle men afforded employment. serious condition of her health, Mrs. baseball team picked from tho rest purchase a strip of land in order to finttmann will be under the care of of tli« school. When Sophomores give the road sufficient width, The a physician during most of tho timo S 3 Specials for Saturday tluiy wade up over lialf of this foot- railroad company was agreeable to the G0VKIW01I FIXES J0NK 14 she Is awny. Her many friends both ball and baseball teumB and during increased width. But avariciousness AS FLAW DAY FOR STATK In tho Parish and ln\he community HID Hiimn year In an intur-claflR Hold <19c NEW ROMAN STRIPB MBnON, 8 in. wide for belts, .asserted itself, and property owners A proclamation issued by Governor at large will follow her with their meet they piled up morn points than at per yd extended fences out on one side of 'ielder on Tuesday urges that Sun- sympathy and prayers. Special pray- the riiHt of tho school together, Now the road and prohibitive prices were day, Juno 14, be observed throughout ers for her rapid and complete re- wlum UIIH clsiRB KO(>B out the whole of 4!)c SIM< VO1LK, In .stripes and flowered designs, at per yd. 35C he State as Flag Day. In hlB pro- covery will be offered at the early demanded for land on the other side, last winter's basket-ball team, con- 48o CORSETS, in all the-latest models, each 39C and now the road has Bbrunk from clamation the Governor says wo arc service In tho Parish Church on next ltlnK of Hue, Kwlllnslcl, Anderson, thirty-three feet to twenty-two feet. now passing through an anxious time, Sunday morning. During tho absence, Grace and Hurkard, will lie out. This The council became disgusted at the a time which calls for the expression of tho matron, MIHR McNelll, of Saint all goos to show tho spirit of tho WHITE FLOWBItKD CHINA SILK WAISTS, with Organdie Vest, state of affairs, as their efforts to of our most sincere devotion to our Mary's School, Mount Saint flabrlcl, CIIIHH and wo hope tliere will bo many at $2.25 give tho people a bridge of good flag. The proclamation Is as follows; 'ceksklll-on-tho-Hudson (under tlio more llko It. \ PALE PINK AND YKLLOW SILK WAISTS, with Raglan sleeves, width were not appreciated, and nt "In recent years various assocla- Sisters of S. Mary), will take ctwrgo nt 12.25 the adjourned meeting of council! ions and patriotic societies in these of affairs sit tlio Home. Very few fellows up In school like FINE WHITE BATISTE WAISTS, in aeveral different styles, Tuesday night, a resolution was passed Jnlted States have called tho atten- nt , $b8 authorizing the company to build a ion of our citizens to Hie anniver- ollvo oil. At thi) present writing, nearly half LADIES' CKBI'E DE CHINK TIES, in all the newest shades, at Wo thirty-three loot bridge, eleven feet of sary of the adoption of tlio Stars and of th« tickets for Hie Sunday School Tho threo lowor classes look their LADIES' PATENT LEATHER, WHITE KID and all colored silk w'-iich will now be Inside of fence Stripes as tho flag of our country and oxcurslon by special steamer to Now he public recognition of Flag Day examinations last Thursday and Fri- Belts, at 49c /iine as recently, established. The 'olnt Comfort Beach (keansburg), each year lias become more general. day and will finish, Monday and Tues- 1 committee on .streets should never Juno 18, have been sold. Beginning LADIES' PUMP IN PATENT LEATHER AND DULL KID, With "The celebration of the anniversary day. have allowed the fences to be ex- with Saturday, June «, tickets may spool heel, regular $3.00 value, at $2.75 cannot fail to promote reverence for tended, until proof was shown that the ulso bo purchased at tho following CHILDEN'S PATENT LEATHER PUMPS 08c to $1.W prevent desecration of it. It must The Seniors were measured la'st property belonged to the claimants. public places: A. C. Pariscn's Drug also instill in the fceart of every true Wednesday for their cups and gowns CHILDREN'S LUCKY SCHOOL SHOES, from 90e to $1.« The whole affair now presents a Itore, Broadway, Den Strasser's f!ro- American citizen tho spirit of loyalty which they will wear at the graduat- BOYS' GUN METAL DRESS SHOES, in button, at $1.» pretty mess. cery, Broadway, and Mrs. Anne Bebn'a and reverence to the flag and all that ing exercises. o Store, 135 Stevens avenue. It Is urged MEN'S VICI KID EDUCATOR SHOES $L29 t stands for." ' that all of tbe teachers of the threo From the number of young boys Tho Juniors >are very busy getting MEN'S DULL CALF BUTTON DRESS SHOE $2.75 Sunday Schools of the Parish be strolling on our streets afternoons and ready for the reception which will ready to make report to their respec- evening it would seem that parents .FlttiJMIOLDEltS JiKftElYK HIPS. be> held next Thursday night. have no regard for them whatsoever, tive Superintendents on next Sunday, The Middlesex County Board or and also to return unsold tickets. It but are satisfied to let them grow up Somebody cut the elastics in Bobby M. KAUFMAN Freeholders on Monday awarded the is earnestly hoped that all loyal sup- k as streets urchins aralsdt unsavory contract for repairs to the concrete porters of the Parish will purchase Kerr'a bloomers last Friday night, '''surroundings. That death has not 150 Broadway South Amboy, N. J. d bridge at Bound Broolt to Schneider their tickets at once, in order that the therefore Bobby has had long pants occurred on Stevens avenue is al- & Stelle of New Brunswick for $918.17. success of the excursion may be as- since then. most miraculous. Here you can find. The other bidders were: John F. Mc- iiired at the earliest possible date. them daily challenging the speed of overn, New Brunswick, $1,537.47; It has been decided that any surplus The Graduating Class will have automobiles and attempting to board W. L. Winegar, Bound Brook, $2,112.- remaining after defraying the ex- tholr Baccalaureate sermon in the ' them while in motion. It is a prae- 50; Abraham Jelin, New Brunswick, penses of the excursion will be used Presbyterian Church on next Sunday . tice that means injury to these chil- $1,433.85. as a nucleus of a fund for the pur- nlghgt, June 7, at 8.45 p, m. and their dren sooner or later, and parents who These bids were received for gravel- chase of a reflectoscope (stereopticon) graduating exercises on the following allow this, are the ones responsible. ing' the Appiegarth-Clarksburg road for the Sunday Schools. Friday night. : o— in Monroe Township: Harry N. Scott JfEW Mil' OF NEW IORK STATE. Contracting Company, Cranbury, $ TOO HOT FOR VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. A large base map of the State of 510,50; Citizens Contracting Company, All things are now la readiness for New York, described as perhaps the Trenton, $5,090; Monmouth Contract- the Flower Festival which will ps most accurate map of this State that ing Company, Monmouth Junction, held at the Parish Church at 4.30 next To the Editor o£ The Citizen: A GOAL STOVE - has ever been printed, ha.3 just been $3,906; John Qulnlan, South Amboy, Sunday afternoon. The Sunday School Ingratitude is said to be the Ameri- $4,369.80. of Christ Church will meet at 3.30, can people's greatest sin; we may - published by the United States Geo- not know this to be true, but this The last few days have-.jbeen only a fore- logical Survey. It has been prepared The bids for repairs to the Perth one hour later than the usual one thing we do know, that unless a -fajthe Survey In connection with the Amboy bridge •were Citizens' Con- hour, and after a short period of in- person is kept in an atmosphere pre- runner of what may be expected in the way fCWk which 1B being prosecuted on' struction Company, Trenton, $1,540; struction, at 4.20, will be ready to join gnant with the highest standards with the Sunday Schools of Doane known to mortals, foundation of -'the great international map of tbe Rhodes & Manvel, Elizabeth, $1,250. which Is the word of God, the self of weather during the next three months. world. The map is published on the No awards were made for the last two Memorial and the Good Shepherd life will assert itself, and in a most Do not make summer's heat more un- scale of 1 to 500,000 and is believed contracts. Chapels, to march In procession up unexpected moment will be the cause of one's downfall. One will yield, ', to snow in acc.urata^.p'os'ltlon all the Resolutions of respect on the death the hill, with flowers and banners to bearable in your home by using a coal fire for the Chnrch, where the service will be though often unwillingly, to the dic- principal dUes," 'towns, villages, ot Justice Wlllard P. Voorhees were tates of the monster evil, or evils that Keld. As we have over 300 enrolled cooking purposes. streams, roads etc., and the main adopted. are entertained in the chambers of a in the Schools, the Church will un- person's mind, the mind being con- - political subdivisions. The size of o doubtedly be filled, and those who trolled becomes either Inactive or ac- Get a Gas Range. v' the map la 38, by 66 inches. It will POLITICAL GOSSIP. plan to attend would do well to come tive, the first: is a state of loss, the \ba. nnt In 4 mailing tube, postage second worse than lost, being active Gas Ranges are actually more economical Political gossip from South Amboy early. Adults, as well as children, tree, -upon, remittance of 35 cents to in the interests of the evil, one easily is waxing warm while rumors are are privileged to bring flowers. Tho proves themself unworthy of the con- than coal ranges, and they are a great deal \ the, Directof United States Geological flying as to several candidates on the flowers, which will be offered at tho fidence of his friends or the position *imy, W/jhlngton, D. C. he holds. AVo hear much of and more comfortable. Democratic Ticket this fall for Sher Altar, will be later sent to the sick. some of us know personally a few iff. It is stated on good authority Tho loose offering of money will be public servants who have broken in Sold on convenient terms. Queetlen of 8»ntlm«nt. that Charles T. Grace, yardmaster for used to start a fund for the purchase the past and continue to break the f you like the girl, she'a vivaoloui; the Pennsylvania Railroad and prom of a stereoptlcon for the Parish. As ties of true friendship and fellowship, seemingly that they may with the lorwiae, ihe'i too blamed noliy.—At- this unique and beautiful service will eon Qlob«. lnont In lodge circles, ie to be a least resistance give ingratitude candidate for tho assombly. His take the place of the night service for choice opportunities to gratify the Public Service Gas Company name Is also mentioned as a candl- this particular Sunday, the people of carnal. There are those who forget Hi Kntw Th«t Much. (luto for Alderman-iit-Iarge locnlly. tbe Pali-sh are expected to attend. the pit from which they were saved Do you tlilnk you wtll be able to and the barm the fall would do, there In olthcr Instance lie is well qualified This, we feel sure, most of our peo- are also those who had the fall, were in mo out of Jail?" ne asked after he I should ably ropresent the people ple will gladly do, for It behooves us rescued by and through fellowship, 1 made n full confession to bis law- from this county nt the State House. at all times to be ready to show our they forget, and are ungrateful to interest in Sunday School work. This those who were instrumental In their I inn c bo able to do that, but I Locally he would prove to be a cap- deliverance. At a moment when in able and valuable official for the city arrangement will also enable many of to represent us when they and their Afghans Becoming Civilized. the. state spend a lot of Mated with pride and passion, they works are a harm and offence to At preiaent ovei> 100,000 Afghan na>. ttSs^ou thore."-Chlcugo ot which he is a native son. Should our people, in addition to attending will and do make the fatal break, us? It matters not how small the which lands them in the slime-pits. tlentB are said to visit medical mls- he be taken up , by tho Democratic the Flower Festival, to be present at sphere of one's activities, his gar- elous on the border for special treat- the Baccalaureate Service of. the High Ingratitude and disobedience forebode ments must be kept unspotted. The party for either oilice his election calamity. ment. A large proportion of these School which is to be held nt the "Voice of the People" in the Issue of would follow beyond a question of May 30, did not set very comfortable cases are for diseases of the eye, caus- i> trying doubt. His value 1ms been appreci- Presbyterian Church nt 7.30.p. m. As We know thnt many people are per on the mind of some of our citizens, ed by Bun glare, dust storms and by ~J\\ u pill. ated and recognized in railroad work our public school system is of com- sonally Interested In the person and but where it did settle hard, it done flies, especially in the case of children. iut in--.., , •Which slic as well as fraternal society" circles mon Interest to all the people of our persons that represent them, in all more than that, the truth landed Also there are many bullet or knife j. Presentfy7">»ufen she nskcil city, it would be a line thing for all walks of life, thnt are seldom If ever right homo and somebody's home ties wounds which require surgical treat- Ho is known for his aggressive known to give public expression, they pulled hard. And as for the.devil » had eaten the bnnann, lie «•• methods which are modern and arc Christian people to unite 'in this ser- ment. The mission hospital at Pesha- are the silent force that the public getting his due, I am very much war treatB about 7,000 patients an- *es, mnmmal all but tho seed " what is badly needed in the manage- vice, and we hope that some such man is much concerned about, they pleased to have heard from some of- • Transcript,. also in their own time and way cause fenders, who realize they are among nually, of which two-thirds are Af- ment of our city affairs as well as plan may In future years be adopted ghans. whereby all religious bodleB, so far changes that In many cases nre un the number that the devil will get some of our state politics. expected. Much thought is being unless they use the opportunity given as may bo feasible, shall give up their HI SOP where n wnmnn In Chi given by a large number of people in them to escape. It Is time you fathers BIDS FOB COAL. evening service and meet together in South Amboy at this time, on tho realized that you cannot servo tho n dug lu tbe house thnt talks quailflcations and personal of public brewery and savo your boy and I Sealed proposals will be received COMING EVBSTS. the annual Baccalaureate Service, by Board of Education of. the City ot wherever it may be held. This, we servants, especially the point bearing believe the number of fathers to real- Jiere are plenty ID more towns June 18—Excursion of Christ Church on the usurpation of power by public ize tlila will increase rapidly so that South Amboy at their regular meeting believe, is the custom in many towns to bo held In the Mayor's Office at tho ^HK<> who have H man in tlio Sunday S/chools to Keansburg. servants, and when people begin to It will not be long when wo will for H arnwls nil the time."—BnlH elsewhere. think and are careful to think aright the nalco of homo and family throw City Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, Juno 18—Commencement exercises the man in public life has a very off the dragon Ingratitude Thank JUNE 25, 1914 at 8 o'clock, for fur- iierlcnu of St. Mary's School at St. Mnry'n small chance to cover anything even Hod, it Is possible to be delivered from nishing (.ho public schools with 150 privacy of his personal affairs. Wo tlioso things which incriminate both tons of EgB Coal, and GO tons of Stova innn over pave way beneath thu Hall. know "thnt the lust of tho flesh, the- Html nnd body, but It requires a CORI to bo delivered at the conven- fas of Ion-* It's tomorrow and July 11—-Joint excursion of Star o Safer Way. lust of the eye and pride of lire, nro desimrato conflict. Prisons nnd ponl- ience of tho Board of. Education. •dens wuR'li break the sou I. Jersey Lodge No. 484, B. of L. F. ft. "Bat ol' man o' yohs Is a purty good of tho world the flesh and the devil, lontlarleH are filled with lumatDH who Tho Board reserves the light to re- provider." "He shows his sense," re- Into which good men, bad men havo Htlfled the voice of conscience. ject any awl all bids, if. in their opin- IS., and Paul DrClraw Hamilton Lodge plied Aunt Chloe. "He wants to keep strong mnn and weak men have fall P. A. DEACON, ion It is for tho best Interest of. the No. Si52, B. of R. T.. to Coney Island • coffee, tliere is no more de me busy occupyln' dlahere skillet as on, but wliea rescued, forget and ro city to do so. Pvoposuls to bo sent turn or refua • to ln> rescued at all, to SAMUEL LOCKBK, /•rink than "After Dinner August 27—Excursion of M. B. Sun a utenslle instill of a weapon."— why should wo allow sucli it person Advortlso In Tho Citizen, Secretary of Board of Education i Brown Bros. day School to Anbury Park. Washington Slur. IMHIMUMUIIIMIMU to tbem thl change tiwt !»4 come over mo, I •mtinued to do any I duty that was assij^d me. hut all the The Churches \ SAVED while I was t.hinking\*f some plan by Services as Arranged for the { Borak's Meat Market which I might hasten Che release of Coming Week. Marya Ivanovna. There is no habeas corpus iu Jtussia, nnd a prisoner, inno- cent or guilty, may remain for years CHRIST CHDRCM PARISH. t (t FROM SIBERIA iu prison without being brought to Beautiful Souvenirs Given Away Free trial. The thought of my wife thus Rector, Rev. Chapman S. Lewis. wearing ou! her life behind bars was Residence, Christ Church Rectory. A Story of the Russian maddening to me. I went to the pris- ' Telephone 210-R. " • " Quality and Weight to each purchaser of 50c Tree Deliveries Revolution *n to set> her and to talk with" her, but Services Sunday, June 7, 1914, Guaranteed or Money To All Parts of the the sight of her sud, pale face' so dis- (Trinity) worth or over. tressed mo that, realizing I needed all CHRIST CHURCH. Refunded. City. By F. A. MITCHEL the coolness that was in me J,o work Holy Communion 8.00 a. m. for her liberation. 1 did not go amain. Holy Communion 10.30 a.m. Then I settled duwn to plan in her lie- Sunday School 3.30 p..in. Whole Loins half. Flower Festival (no night . Leaving my comfortable home be- .service) 4.30 p. in. Pork Loins or Half Fresh Cali. Hams Miirya Ivanovna bad been in prison Services during the week ending hind me, my dear father and mother, but a short time when we were mar- my brothers and sisters. I set out for June 13. ' ried. Therefore, if I should call the Thursday (St. BarnabaB' St. Petersburg, the headquarters of ttic attention of the authorities to her case, Day)—Holy Communion .. 9 a. n, 16ie lb lb revolution, where I became identified slie would be remembered, and the Friday—Choir rehearsal... 7.30 p. m. with the revolutioutiry party and did plan nf losing her identity wight fail. such work as was assigned me. In I did not on this account daru take Doano Memorial Chapel. : Soupor time my clothing was worn thread- such :i course-at least, not without Morning Prayer, Litany waiting. That there was no other bad 25c SPECIALS! bare; I became thin aud pale from and Sermon 10.30 a. m. fresh Killed ChickensStewing already been demonstrated. Thojail- Sunday School , 2.30 p, m. 2 lbs. SPARE RIBS - 25c want of proper nourishment and from er hail said that he emild not contrive 2 lbs. LIVER - - 25c the condition of a noble was reduced to permit the prisoner to escape. Rut Chapel of Tlie Good Shepherd. UiW lb 2 lbs. FAT SALT PORK - 25c to that of a serf. that "wns because the money appropri- Sunday School 3.00 p. m. One day I was informed that a ated fur the purpose wns no more than Evening Prayer 3.30 p.m.' 3 lbs. PICKLED PIGS FEET 25c young girl who was n prominent work- enough for himself. Alight lie not, if er for the revolution had been caught supplied with snflicient funds to bribe Japtism is Administered as Follows: In n hoiiHe where bombs were found others in tho chain of government of- At Christ Church, at the 10.30 a. m. Service, Second Sunday of the month. Forequarters Genuine Lamb by tlie police and had been arrested ficials concerned in the mutter, be able Cross Rib or Round Pot Roast to accomplish the desired result? At Doane Memorial Chapel, at 9.30 and thrown into prison. I attended a . m. last Sunday of month. Prime Beef secret meeting of persons devoted to I went to him and nsliort him this At Chapel of Good Shepard, at 3.30 II U« lb the cause, convened to tnUe measure*) question, He. ivplk-d that it "\vit.s pos- m. last Sunday of month. to free her. Five hundred rubles were sible, but the amount required for the THE PARISH HOUSE. raised to bribe her jailer, and one of purpose, would be considerable. When Meetings of the Various Societli 181c lb our number was appointed to inter- i nski'd him how much ho said that he Sunday— EXTRA SPECIAL! view III in, would have to investigate, anil, con- The. Sunday School 3.30 p. m, Hldoi'lng my shabby appearance mid Monday— Majestic or Swift's Sugar EXTRA SPECIAL! In a few days Hie miwiiKer called tho Improbability of my raising any Tho Girl's Friendly Society 7.30 p.m. g IIH together iigalii aud Informed us that large fund, I did not believe that lie Tuesday— lie had offered the money to th« Juller would trouble, himself in the miitti'i'. Tho Junior Auxiliary 3.30 p.m. Cured Hams r lM Smoked € all. limns if ho would contrive Hie HIITH escape, The Basketball Team... 7.30 p. m. However, 1 hail a plan by which I Wodnesday— &rS .:

SATURDAY, JUNK 6, 1914.

KOTES IN SPRAYING FHOIT NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED. TREES. The value of spraying fruit trees Items of Interest from all Parts of the State as Gleaned from Our has been demonstrated so many times that it has become recognized by al •wide-awake fruit growers as one o Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. the necessary operations in maintain ing an orchard of vigorous, healthy The Most trees, producing profitable crops o Justice VoorUees Called by Death. Methodist Church at Red Bank. Mrs Board street crossing, Keyport, Other sound, clean fruit. Willard Penfield Voorhees, Associ Mount was formerly Miss Elmira Elli occupants of the car were two Keans In all spraying operations it is es- ate Justice of the New Jersey Sti ott, daughter of Peter and Ablgai burg girls. Mr. Hanson wag going Serviceable and Economical sential that the proper material be preme Court, died Sunday night a Elliott, of Red Bank. Mr. Mount is north in Broad street, and did not thoroughly applied at its right time. hia home, 35 Union street, New Brims the son of Timothy and Mary Mount see the approaching train until too Car on the Market Today The first application of spray materla wick. Death followed a genera He was born at Chapel Hill, Middle late to avoid striking it, The autoists should ba applied early in the spring- breakdown. Justice Voorhees had been town Township, on his father's farm were able to go home by trolley. The before the buds swell. On such REA.T HILL CLIMBERS in ill health since he was stricken After the Civil War, In which he serv car was badly damaged, fruit as apples, pears, plums, sweet ed, he moved to Red Bank. For mor-3 ft * # * IETSTHERE WHILE OTHERS WAIT cherries and quinces this early spring with apoplexy, while sitting in th Supreme Court, at Trenton. than fifty years Mr, Mount has been application is primarily made to con- engaged in the undertaking business. Politicians to Huro Dinner, 6OES ALL THE TIME Willard P. Voorhees was born In trol the San Jose Scale. The most He is sqld to be one of the oldest The Middlesex County Democratic economical material to usejor this New Brunswick, July 28, 1851. He You don't hive to wait, you can come and take the was the son of Abraham and Jane undertakers in Monmouth. County, Club is planning a get-together dol- application is concentrated lime, sul- lar dinner at the Hotel Klein, New ear away with you. phur solution diluted with water to a (Jarvis) Voorhees, and an honored Three children were born to tho member of a branch of the old Hoi couple. They are William B. Mount Brunswick, for Thursday evening June Strength not leas than 1.03 specific 11, at 8 o'clock. Among those who land stock that went under the vary- of Maple avenue, Red Bank, and J. A. Sexton, Agent gravity. A solution of this strength will bo Invited to make speeches will Automobiles, Tlrea, Supplies, Oils. Gasoline, Etc. , may, usually be secured from a oom- ing cognomens of Voorbeefl, Voorhlu Misses Florence A. and Alllo 15. Mount who live at home. be ir. S. Senntor James 10. Martlne, Telephone 211 \ mercial concentrated lime-sulphur and van Voorhees, thu name being Congressman Scully, Senator Ramsay, solution by diluting it at the rate of changed with succeeding generations. # * * * former Mayor Vlehiminn, CharleH A. Garage, Broadway and Main St., South Amboy, N. J. one part lime sulphur to nine parts WIHanl P. received preliminary ed- e llmno from Mexico Cltj. McCormlck, County Collector Hagorty, water. Soluble oil, of which Scali- ucation at the Rutgers grammar Arriving nt the home of her father, County Clerk Gannon. Samuel Schlel- cide is a good example, is also a school of Now Brunswick, and further M. (!. Browning, at Meluclien on Mon- nor, president, will preside and all good remedy for scale, its main dis- pursued his preparatory studies under day, Mls» Dora. Browning reported county and city olllcers will b» Invited. advantage being its high cost. When the instruction of Gustavus Fisher. that her treatment In going to Vnni A musical program will bo rendered, soluble oil is used it should be diluted He then entered Rutgers College and Cruz from Mexico City, when! she It will be nn Informal affair. •with water at tho rate of one gallon was graduated In 1871, In Inter years was In charge of a hospital, could not of. oil to sixteon gallons of water, iccoining one of the trustees of his be complained of. MISH Browning'." * * • * lima mater. Upon leaving college, ho arrival allayed fears for her safely. Stolen ll«r»o Keeot'ofled. The early spring spraying of poach jcgan the study of law In the olfico trees will not only kill the scab, but Nnne of tho lottcra Hhe sent arrived. The horso stolen Saturday night if Judge Woodbrldge Strong, and was also prevent the development o£ leaf- rotn John Major of Cranbury was idmltted to practice at the New Ji'r- • * * * .. ,,. curl'. Peach leaf-curl is a fungus dis- Itemovlnir Nlnx'HHliiiry Item. 'mind Monday at Allentown, Pa,, by ey bar in November, 1874. In Feb- ease that attacks the leaves of the Uoyd Shafer. Tho annlmal had beea •uary, 1878, ho became a counsellor. Citizens of Red Bank and other peach, helng largely responsible for standing on the street for somo tlma For thirty-four years ho practiced oommunitleM along tho Shrewsbury the failure of a crop in many or- and, upon an investigation being uecessfully In his native ciiv, winning River have sent a Macedonian cry to chsVds. Owing to the fact that a made, It was found a card was at- distinction in, his professional work Senator i Martlne and Hughes to pre- yitsrious attack of leaf-curl materially tached to the rig, stating that it was und acquiring a reputation for ability. vent the Sonate from ratifying the ac- / weakens the tree and hinders the de- ho property of Mr. Major of Cran- His sorvlcos were largely employed In tion of Its commerce committee In re- velopment of strong fruit buds for bury. Tho horso showed that it had the care and settlement of estates, as moving the $100,000 appropriation the next year's crop, the spring ap- boon driven hard. Major went for the •eceiver for enterprises in financial voted by the lower house for the Im- plications of lime-sulphur solution rig Tuesday morning. The two boya ifflculties, in equity proceedings and rovement of the river. Each Sena- should be made each spring regard- tor on Tuesday received a score or supposed to have stolen It—George less of the amount of winter Injury itigations of largo Importance. more telegrams from individuals and and Sterling Brandon—it was learned to the fruit buds., Soluble oil will He was solicitor for the New Bruns- civic organizations In Monmouth had purchased tickets for Easton. .not control the leaf-curl and, there- wick Savings Institution, and he rep- fore, should not be used on peach resented the New Brunswick Hosiery County. Representative Scully of trees. Concentrated lirae-sulphur so- lompany and the United States Rub- ho Third District, who obtained the Let the Telephone Help lution used at the same strength as er Company. As receiver, he settled appropriation on the House side, got BURIED UNDER PAPERS. a hustle on. So did Representative recommended for the scale on apples the affairs of the Mural Decoration BttWND Litttr and Firei Life In De -wili prevent the development of leaf Company and the Dirte Savings Bank, Patten of New York, owner of a line Close the Sale of steamboats that are tired of the Quincay'a Hom« Wai Lively. curl, provided it is thoroughly applied nd made sale of the George Such col- De (Julncey's greatest extravagance LONG Distance telephone call at an opportune mo- summer-long jousts with ever-forming in the spring before the buds start to ection of plants and orchids, probably grew out of the morbid value he set ment will oftentimes help close a sale that would sand bars of the river. It is impos- swelJ. t that time the largest In this coun- upon papers and their not being dis- A be lost but for the telephone. sible at this stage to obtain any revi- try. As counsel for the executors of turbed. He was in tbe habit of accu- No matter how far away business associates may be, sion of the action of the committee, Christopher Meyer, which was proba- mulating these until, in his own the TELEPHONE will bring accurate, reliable informa- and it is even improbable that an words, he ;wns "snowed up," wbiph bly his most important case, he ion- tion to the man on the ground from the man back at head- ' SUSPENDED ANIMATION. amendment can be successfully forc- meant that when matters reached such lucted the litigation over the will and quarters. The telephone is always an important aid to ed on the floor of the Senate. Mr. au extremity thut there wns not a If Thil Scientist Succeed! We Will ettled a legal controversy involving salesmanship. Hughes, however, has come to believe, sqimre Inch of room on the table to Hava a New Economic Era. between $6,000,000 and $7,000,000, set a cup upon nnd no possibility of A remarkable suggestion is advanced Another important case in which he after several hours of scouting and making his bed for the weight of pa- Do YOU use the telephone often to help you eloae salet? bv a Russian scientist. Could the vital was successful was that of Davis conference with Chairman Simmons pers gathered there; no clmir which (unctions of animals be completely sus- .gainst Steel, reported in 11 Stewart' of the commerce committee, that the could be used for its legitimate pur- pended for a period nnd then restored tem will be restored when the bill pose, nnd the track from the door to to full vigor,an economic revolution 68. NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. In addition to his membership In goes to conference. That is to say, the fireplace,, always kept open until would result. Tbe stock on the farm when joint committees of the Senate the last, was completely obliterated so •which yields no profit In the winter, ha New Jersey bar, Mr. Voorhees and House get to getlier to adjust the that he hud not even lilace in which 19—14 such as bees nnd sheep, might literally was attorney and counselor in the to set his1 foot—then De Qulncey lock- be laid aside until spring, costing nolu- United States District and Circuit differences that have arisen over the T, SPAWN, Local Commercial Manager, bill. Representative Scully has got ed the door upon his paper treasures Jug during the unproductive season mid iourts. He built up a. large practice and turned elsewhere. At his death 108 Fayette Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. yielding a profit as soon as they be- lone, entering Into no legal partner- he House conferees to the point gan to incur expense. there were nt least a half dozen such :hip. where they will insist upon the places "papered" by him and being Tho cost of shipping live stock of all He was a Republican in politics, but Shrewsbury item gonig back in the maintained at no small expense. kinds would fall to the irreduelblefminl- bill, and, in vlow of the storm of op- mum. With vital functions suspended lad no desire to become an actlva Such a thing had been experienced leeker after office. For a time he was position that has arisen, it is improb- as bis actually "papering" bis family all kinds of animals, birds and flsli able the Senate conferees will inter- could be made to occupy tbe^mnllest me of the Water Commissioners of out of house,, but in later years his posslblo space in the transporting vehi- New Brunswick, and In 1884 was a pose objections. daughters learned how to guard REMOVAL cle and carried without injury to them- mndldate for county clerk of Middle- # * « * against such a contingency. Following tha uptown trend, we De Quincey usually spent the even- •elves or of any deterioration in their sex County, but was defeated. No Daniel R. Davis. hare removed from JM Street to food value, firbe received in full Besli ings with his family, who looked for- our NEW office*, at and vtior at the end of tho journey or ither political aspirations ^interfered Daniel R. Davis, a retired Centra; ward to these hours with much pleas- ilt.h his steady devotion to'the law, 29 West 34th Street whenrtieeded for use. Railroad engineer, died from an at- ure. Upon the arrival of the newspa- With » large corps of CtaaduMed Sue* a hiatus In the existence of man On January 22, 1908, he was ap- ack of actue indigestion at his home per he would render the news in his and Registered SpeclaHata, ire are could It be brought about successfully pointed an Associate Justice of the n Atlantic avenue, Matawan, Monday own quaint manuer, questioning the prepared to give at moderate colt would add materially to bis apparent Supreme Court by Governor Port for afternoon. He was ill for a short various members of the group about tie BEST Bctentlfto Dentletrr the UfeUinn »nd tide him over many crltl- the full, term of seven years. It Is ime, having been seized with the at- him and illuminating the various sub- world affords. * [periods. one of the few instances on record tack two hours before his death. Mr. jects touched upon with a wealth of memories, good stories oc human ei- itch are the thoughts occupying the of the elevation of a practicing lawyer Davis was sixty-six years old, and is The New WATERBURY Way perlences until tbe happiest Sow of 1 ^.fand of the Russian scientist, who Is to the highest judicial station with- survived by a widow and two daugh- By combining the akltl ot a number of nperU and dtduottnf 'inalclug exhaustive experiments along real conversation sprang from the cir- from their auKg-eitiona the beat mathod* to adopt, the Watarburr out previous experience as presiding ers, Mrs. Charles Preston of Red cumstances of the moment. Dental Parlori produce retulta which are beyond the reach of all the very Hues which suggest them. He judge of some lower court, and en- Individual dentlit. This unity oi' talent, for which no extra oharga has succeeded in suspending the vital Bank and Mrs. Thaddeus Walling of He was not a tranqulllzlng compan- la made, la available to every patron. functions of lower organisms by dry- tirely dissociated from political life. Brooklyn, N. Y. ion for nervous persons to live with, Full S«U of Ta«th $5.00up|Gold Crowm, 22 karat.$5.00 up ing nnd restoring them by tho nppllen- His curcuit comprised the counties of * * # * as those nights were the exceptions on Gold Filling $1.00 up I Silver Fillinf. Me. up tlon of moisture. Burlington, Monmouth and Ocean. • Alumni Association of State Xorntnl which he did not set fire to something. He has accomplished tho same ends Justice Voorhees married, March 15, It was a common occurrence for one A UNIQUE SERVICE nnd Model Schools. Come here In the morning, have your old teoth extracted F{IHB, In somo Insects by submitting them to 1877, Miss Sarah Rutgers Nellson, of of his daughters to look up from her" The Twenty-sixth Annual Meeting and return home at.night with a NEW set that fits perfectly, Looae Varying degrees of low temperature Now Brunswick, daughter of Theo- work nnd to say casually, "Papa, your teeth made firm—deoayed teeth aaved—missing teeth replaoed with- of the Alummni Association will be out platee. All work guaranteed 10 years. Extractions and dental and nftcrwnrd implying heat. doro O. and Catherine Bayard (Rut- hair is on fire!" to which he would re- surgery made PAINLESS by our NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERT. eld at the State Schools, Trenton, Now he la' gradually ascending in gers) Nellson. spond casunlly, "Is it, my love?" nnd a tho scnlo of/life, but with the frank Saturday, June 20, 1914, beginning at hand rubbing out the blaze was all the WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS « * * * confession tjnnt ho dares not hope thut 2 M. A reception and business meet- notice tnken, 29 West 34th Street, N. Y. successes will reach the height to Alleged Burglar Held. ng will bo held In the Auditorium. On , one occasion, when the maid s.—Boston Herald, Arrested on the charge of having rushed hi to announce thnt Mr. de (Three Doon Eut of Opptnhelm, CoIUas it Go.) •T.-.-j. A program of music nnd short ad- Brooklyn Offices, 414-416 Fulton Street. : looted the post office at Keansburg dresses will follow the luncheon given Quincey's room was on fire, tic hasten- Prussian Executions. ed to the rescue of bis already "snow- HOURS, S to 6| SUNDAYS, » to 2. on the morning of May 29, George n the Boarding Hall. The meeting of German, French and Swedish Spoken. Ladle* In Attendance. ' By the Ocrmun law all capital pun- Gleason, who 'was discovered just ed up" apartment, refusing nil sug- ishments must be carried out by be- old friends will be the chief feature. ;estlon.s that water be poured upon his heading, but It is left to the separate outside that place, was taken Monday t is hoped that Normal and Model treasured papers. Armed with n states to choose thoir own method. In night to the county jail, at Freehold. :lnsses of 1909 1904, 1899, etc., will heavy rug he disappeared into tho those districts which were annexed by County Detective John Smith, who nake this yenr a special occasion. burning room determined to conquer Napoleon I. the gulllotino still prevails. with Lawrence J. McCormlck made * * « « without water or perish In the attempt, Other regions may use the nx. the tha arrest, says Gleason confessed to while the members of bis affrighted A Better School , sword, or n carving knife if they it mil ley Bench Woinuii Sues. household trembled for his safety out- MACHINE SHOP please. The Prussian method is thut. six robberies. He is being held for Asserting that a neighbor caused to Can Be Found Nowhere the grand jury. Gleason is said to side the door, locked to prevent the If you have any doubt of the truth of ths the victim sitting In a chair, be Is be- e published an article reflecting up- abhorred water from belug poured in. above assertion, come and spend a few hours headed by a horizontal Bweep of a \a\\z hrve told the detectives that, whila he ENGINES, BOILERS Mi K1CHIK111 In our class-rooiDB and you'll doubt it no on her, Mrs. C. C. Martin president of Presently, after occasional bursts of longer. Ourattondnncoincrensoserery week, sword.—Manchester News. did not actually break Into the places, he Woman's Improvement League of smoke and ii very strong smell of fire, Of all klnda repaired. and at prosent Is tho largest in the history lie planned the robberies. Tho places or our l!) yours In Perth Amboy. Bradley Bench, has instituted pro- all were assured Hint the danger wns MODEL MAKIHG, PLUMBEffl, All possible Improvements have boon Gleason is said to have admitted rob- eedings to recover $2,500 damages over, the victor emerged trluuiphnnt- mnile, and to BOO our class-rooms "in aotlon" lint Weather Tonic nnd iTi-nltli Builder bing are the postofflce at Middletown, ly from bis light with the flames, and GAS Fiirnra, STEAM urn under our up-to-date mothocla nnd aplendlii "or the alleged clefnmntion of her HOT WATER HEATHS equipment, would surprise you, Are you rundown—Nervous—-Tired? three places in Keansburg, 'one at character by Mrs. A. M. Gernrty. he dreaded element having been sub- Wo are proud of our ncliool and cordially Is everything you do an effort? You Clinton Falls and one at Little Falls. dued for tho evening all retired In a wolcome vlHltors. Mfferenc.es hntween the women arose, stnto of thankfulness.—From Caroline V. NEWELL JAMES are not lazy—you are sick! Your * * * * t Is snld, after a qunrrel involving Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and whole Tlcknor's "Hawthorne and His Pub- Corner Second and Stockton 8U. Trainer's Business College, Ohsorvo Their fioldon Wedding. heir children. Mrs. Martin's suit' Is system need a Tonic. A Tonic and nsed on an advvertlspmont published Usher." PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Health Builder to drive out the waste Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert It. Mount of n the Sencoast News. Tho Harpoon Gun. matter—build you up and ronow 'j-nur Monmouth street, Rod Bank, celebrat- * * * * Among Hie iippllniii'i'.s in up to tin to Strength, Nothing belter than. KIuo- ed Monday tin.- fiftieth nnnlvorsnry of Tvhnllui; vessels i.s a uurpoou gun ut If it's a Good One SAMUEL E. SHINN & SON I'frtli Amlioy Wmiinii Hurt. you wuiLt, FIGU l-'aritUiti. Ho luuutlc* only trlo Bitters. Start to-day. Mrs). thoir nuirrlnRi'. More than 125 veln- H] 1)1) W. rollablo pi'Uios, and tho prh'is !uu ;il wuyK James Duncan, llnynnsvill<\ Me., llvns and frii'iiiia wero present. Mr. Mrs. John S. Hanson of Perth Am- lower Hum othor .Ionium. PAINTERS, DECORATORS, writes: "Completely cured mo nl'tur mil! Mrs. Mount wero niiirrlotl Jti.ln 1, oy wnii injured Saturday, when the Never Despair. Factory I'iunu Polish 25c Mottle avornl doctors Kino mo up." TOe. I SIM, by llciv. lasac D. King, who nt utoiunblln driven by Mr. IliiiiHon ran Never n Contra! llnllnmd train :il tin-1 on In dospnir.—Burku. 201 DAVID STREET SOUTH AMBOY 87 FIRST ST. Phone UME XXXIV. NO. 8. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, MAY 30. 1914. Price Three Cents. Epworth League | Report of Committee Condition of Streets Twenty Years Old Causes Discussion I' Evokes Discussion • The Epworth League of tbe John The teachers committee handed in Councilman O'Connor started some- street 51. B. Church celebrated its a report signed by themselves and thing up at council meeting last Tues- twentieth anniversary last Tuesday III! MEETING also by the city superintendent of day night when he brought up the evening in the church. The celebra- schools at the meeting of the Board question of the grading of the gutters Take $33,430 to Run Schools tion was a very elaborate affair and Objections Made to Paying Sub- of Education Thursday night. The The Powers That be Do Not Intend and street on Augusta, street between largely attended by league delegates report recommended some of the Stevens avenue and Rosewell street Coining Year—Mayor Calls from all over the county, many-other stitutes of Teachers—State Com- changes embodied in the criticisms of to Let Him Have Honors of to conform with the flagging and eeting of Citizens for June 15 cities and towns being represented. missioner Calls Attention to Newthe state inspector in regard to Causing a Reduction in Water curbing which have been laid down Noteworthy amongst these was Mill- changing tbo curriculum, adoption of! by the property owners at their own a Conference on Old Home town, the League members from there RllleS Governing High SdlOOlS— new textbooks, expenditures for la- j Rents—Braney Gets Renewal of expense. Jay—Ordinance Passed. having chartered a special trolley car • boratory supplies, etc. That item of Hotel License. Mr. O'Connor stated that in places to bring their delegation to and from, May Improve School Grounds. procuring supplies was what the the gutters are as much as two this city. board reached out and condemned the feet belosv the curbing and in other .'he regular meeting of tb» council /'Tho city council was adjourned Dr. Z. T. Dugan.of South River, had,, I -whole report as being out of order.- places the gutters are up to eighteen : held In the council chamber There was a warm time for a while Tuesday night upon motion of Mr. charge of the services and Dr. L, L. i After tho report was first read Mr. inches above the line of the curbing. *~uesday evening. President up at the Board of Education meet- Slover to meet again next Tuesday Hand made the presenting addresses. j Lttteli's motion that it bo adopted by This also includes and applies to David . and Councilmen O'Connor, Ing Thursday evening when the teach- evening for tba consideration and Dr, Hand headed tbe Milltown dele- 'j section was carried and tho secretary street. Mr. O'Connor offered a mo- and Stanton were present, Mr. er's bills for substituting and observ- settlement of the matter of the new gation. The speakers were very in- ; proceeded to read It in that manner, tion that the gutters on these streets Jier being the only member ab- ance, etc., canio up. Mr. Grace was bridge that is to be constructed over teresting and eloquent and make a ! Alter adopting the sections covering be put to proper grade in conformity tt. The city treasurer, water the only member of tho board who tbe Hnrltan Kiver Railroad at Wash- decided impression upon the listeners. lhB oh n e in thn tho with tho curbing and iiaKKing set commissioner, street commissioner stood pat against the payment of j » « «urrleiila, .».,, ^ Tfi,B Bl1dg0 ,„ to ta forty The church was especially decorated thereon by tho property owners. and collector were also present, when them. He said that when school clos-J 1 "lo"tlori ot a Ilew tL>xU)0"k ln A «e i fert wide and it seem* that something with bunting and national flags under l something Mr. Slover thought that, the mat- the minutes of the last regular and ed this year tho teachers would have, I bra at a cost not. to exceed tv will lmve to be (lone In tbo immediate tha direction of the Ushers' Union. dollars, a new textbook to cost about ter should bo referred to the commit- of the adjourned meetings were read taught only 1!)7 days Instead of 200 and future on account of tho present /rho pastor, the Rev. J. K. Shaw in- fifteen dollars, (ho wliolo tuition OH tee on streets for investigation. Ho- and approved, / yet tho board was going to pay them bridge having developed a serious de- stalled tho following officers who had tho report Including Its Hiibinltuncc stated that an the chairman of thia The next order of business was the been elected: Mrs. II. B. Ware, pre- for 200 days services on Juno 12 nnd i f«!i;t that IUIH mado it necessary to committee they could not go too fast reading of the sealed proposals for In addition to this they, tho hoard, Ijy tbu teachers Roimnlttiu; WIIH ron sident; Mr. P. A. Deacon, secretary clnd'Hl. Tbe technicality m.'iijnud to bo .' bolste, r It up with braces HO it won't in these kind of matters that meant the construction of the sewer on low-of tho local Y. M. C. A., as first vice, wanted to pay tho teachers additional : „ ,., ,., , lull down altogether. spending money, but that they hail er Henry Btreet. The sewer is to be president; Mrs. S. E, Shinn, Mrs. E,money for the dny.s they lost nnd the Unit this eonimlttiHt WUB recommend-1 „Ther„ o i,n. 11 ,'_._.,_.tracing. of the proposed this matter under connideration and of clay eight-inch pipe with two man-P. King and Mrs. Frank Stratton were substitutes they (tho teachers) en- I Ing tins purchasn of cortain mipplicH lines of thi! bridge hanging In tho would eventually attend to It. holes and there is some four hundred I fur school consumption, HoinnthinK installed as second, third and fourth gaged. mayor'* otIUia In tho City Hull nnd It Then Mr. O'Connor asked if tbe feet to be constructed. vice-presidents respectively, Miss Dr. Ilalnes replied that Mr. draco's I which they, under tho mien and regu- wouldn't be a bad idea for those who George Gundrum offered to build contention ln regard to the shon lations, had no authority t» Nichols 16 00 await the board's action. He did not worth of water he paid for that Was tho answer given to a caller there will not be any long waits, We mean for the youngsters to be out of iy the committee. It is expected E00 'Buyer advertising..g . \21 00 amount while if he used more or lesg upon a lady who uses Liquid Veneer Tii S have some splendid bargains, as mayschool two weekB so he took them ed Men will visit the local Tribe. Ttinmins, Sanitary than that amount he paid for it in in her household. It makes any old 80 be seen by running over our adv. onback and let the matter drop. 11 the members of Seneca Tribe are proportion. This he thought would Downs, Sanitary sewer \-9 44 tbfrd page, •quested to attend tbe meetings to thing new. Passing a large whole- eet /Journal Sanitary Resignation of Miss Cora B, Lleter, overcome tbo now extravagant wasto sale house in New York my attention ,.'..,;•> 33 oo * BORAK'S MEAT MARKET teacher of Latin and German, was elp in the plans, It is expected of water. He also seemed to favor was attracted to a six-horse dray load ho installation of these meters at '. Dana Co. Sanitary r ——O read and upon motion of Dr. Ilalnes fty new members from this city, of Liquid Veneer which was being un- v the expenso of the city and allow the .«• "33 00 CHILD'S FAMOUS BREAD. received and accepted, ong with about 100 from other loaded, I came to the conclusion that Michael O'Brien has accepted tho There was a whole raft of applica- Ibes will join, the order on thnt property owners to pay for those sewer V62 61 meters In stnall payments. the ladles of tbo United States appre- agency for the J. W, Child Company's tions to be read and to facilitate mat- ight. ciated to its full value that always ''a nd. 5 00 ters, Mr.jMason's motion that they be bread and cake. The plant of this Mr. j stated that Mr. Stanton thing of benuty wan a joy forever." company is at Red Bank, and has thereferred It the teachers committee for^ @60?8? Seward Is improving hln All sized bottles at the only store nent N'7/4004 oa had expres ed tho same views that %t ,.i & 00 reputation of making the best bread consideration, and report was carried. roper $ George street by the lay- bo himself eld upon this subject, but on tho block on Broadway, between jnt ' 2 60 in Monmouth county. Try a loaf, and A communication was received g oi rete walk around tho tbat the reason he voted against thin George street and Bordentown avenue. 'our.) see how you like it. ; * • (Continued On Page Four) it hia/house. (Continued On Page Four) t ront ati • L. P. MEINZBB. i. JOUTH AMBOT CITIZ

fc SATURDAV, MAY 30, 1914.

WEKKIf dropsy and liver trouble. About to close all business places. The sub-committees. To-day, Saturday, caraway with you. and thus giving a supply of eggs tor thirty-one years ago Father Reynolds Federation of Churches is back of the will be observed by the club as the cooking and for table use for those was graduated from Seton Hall Col- Sunday closing movement. formal opening day, An informal J. A. Sexton, Agent who cannot, afford the high priced lege in South Orange. Before enter- * # * « dunce will be held in the new addi- Automobiles, Tires, Supplies, Oils, Gasoline, Etc. freshly laid eggs. ing Seton Hall he studied in St. Fell I'nini Itnnf and IIIKIIV Hurt. tion Saturday evening, to celebrate Telephone 211 Charles's Preparatory School in the completion of the building. The scheme is worthy of encourage- Maryland. Following his graduation Paul S. liavlson, of Lower James- Garage, Broadway and Main St., South Amboy, N. J. * * # # ment, but no system in the world can ho became rector • of the Catholic burg, lies In a very critical condition take a bad egg and make a good one church at Ml. Holly, where lie re- at his home as n result of a full re- Diphtheria Closes School. out of it. Care should be taken to mained until 1891, at which time he ceived last week from tho roof of a Owing to the prevalence of diph- see that the eggs sold for this pur- accepted the pastorate of St. James's new dwelling that lie was erecting in theria ut Litmbertville, the Third pose are sold as nearly in perfect con- Church, Red Bank. On arriving at the rear of his home. Ho foil from Ward Public School was ordered ditlon as possible. Where the eggs tho local church the priest found u the roof of the building clonr through closed Monday morning by the Board aro gathered simply every Sunday or congregation of' ncarely 400, the the several HtorleH into tho cellar, of I'Mucatlon. Two deaths have oc- every other Sunday from under the church property In a condition of urea king a large jilnco of Umber in curred from the dlsoaso, one Friday , birdock leaves the percentage that neglect and with a debt of $S,00l). his tl(!Hcent. A large gash In tin; skull and one Monday morning, and several pass the candlelng and go Into cold During his pastorate he was instru- »:x inches long, that required many cases nro reported, principally In tho storage is considerably reduced and mental in building a church, costing cllKrlieH to close ill), a lacerated Sac Third Ward. IInd bruises about the body were the this percentage holds the general $95,000; a rectory, costing $1.1,000; a « * * * clubhouse, known as St. JamcH's Club, Injuries received In tho fall. Mr. price of eggs down. Eggs should be Itoy'n Arm llrolioii In Two I'liiccs. n Monmouth street, at a cost of $20,- Uiivlson ban no recollection of how gathered dally and kept cool. While Hitting In tho window of 000; the renovating of the Catholic the accident happened. Dr. ,1. C. It has been proved conclusively that Sayro & Fisher Co.'s repressed brick School in Wall street and tho convent Shlnn la attending tho Injured man. unfertile eggs keep much longer than plunt watching the men bolow malto lit Pearl and Monmouth straits', at n fertile ones, They also command a * # # * brick, Robert, tbe 11-year-old son of 1 cost of $15,000; and tho purchase of considerably higher price. Our lead- Mrs. FredftrichNiin 8«eks Mforce. Mr. and Mrs. August Brohme, of Up- lag egg producers, therefore, advo- roperty for Mt. Olivet Cemetery in MathliiB Prederickson, of New Bruns- per Sayreville, lost hia balance and cate that as soon as the hatching sen- Mlddletown Township, To-day tho wick, has been uiade defendant In a fell Into a clay pit 18 feet bolow. You Help in Rendering Bon is over, all roosters bo killed, un- debt on all this property Is only suit for divorce Instituted against him Dr. Bcekman was called and found that less ' of course, one has choice ones, $3,000 over and above that which ho in the Court of Chancery by ills wife, tho boy's right arm, below the elbow, Good Telephone Service ' and, in that case, it may pay to keep found on his arrival. All this work Mrs, Cornelia May Fredorlckson. She bad been broken in two places. He them by themselves. It is not good was done, according to the church churges him with deserting her, also recoived soveral cuts about the HERE are three important factors necessary in ren- farm economy, anyway, to keep these records, without assessments or dona- They wore married in Now Bruus- head, which required four stitches to dering good telephone service: useless, non-producing birds through tions or overtaxing the people in any wlck by tho Rev. Theodore P. Pock- closo up. T the year. 1. The Party who.is calling. way. There are today 1,475 members man on November 4, 1890. She al- « « # « 2. The Telephone Operator. ' Many of our farmers, find also that in the religious societies of the church leges that ho left her in June, 1901. Dies nt Age of Eighty-Three Years. 3. You. It is good economy to pack down eggs and the church membership has The couple have six children and Mrs. Daniel W. Snowhlll, one of the old- When a customer desires to reach you by telephone, for Winter home use while they are rown from 400 to 2,650. Father Rey- Frederickson petitions the court to est citizens of Spotswood, passed and the operator finds that your telephone is busy, sh" '» : -cheap. The water glass system of nolds was known throughout Mon- give her the custody of those who are away Sunday, In his eighty-third obliged to report: "Line's busy." It is her way of say Iceep these is well known and very mouth County as a philanthropist. under twenty-one yeaia of ago. year. He Is survived by two chil- "His telephone door is closei." She has done her pat successfully used. Another system Ho was a member of the Red Bank * * # « the person calling has done his. •which seems to have some advantag- dren, Mrs. F. V, Hullt and William W. Board of Commerce and of the local John Hue Seeks Divorce. You can help in rendering good telephone service bj es over the water glass and is certain- Snowhlll. layground and Recreation Associa- A divorce suit has been started by providing telephone facilities adequate to prevent frequen* ly much cheaper Is to take one-half tion. Besides his mother, the priest John L. Rue against his wife, Clara, "Busy" reports. CUP' of quick-lime, mix it through Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Fpon request tve shall beglmd to tarnish m record showing the water until it has come to what is of Old Bridge. The couple were mar- number of times yoar line htm been reported "Rn.iv" nnarec- Collett of Trenton and Miss Anna ried by Rev. Cornell, of tbe Episcopal omwend the facilities necessary in order to KEEP YOVR / known as a lime cream and pour It Reynolds of Red Bank. TELEPHONE DOOR OPEN AT Ath TIMES. I church of Spotswood in April, 1898. ~ln one gallon of boilod cooled water * « « * and store the eggs in this in the cel- Howard Rogers, of Old Bridge, is lar, making sure of course that the Robert D. Giltby. named co-respondent. The suit is NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. solution covers all the eggs. Do not Robert D, Glbby, son of the late brought on statutory grounds, As- •use more lime than 13 in the pre- Judge William Clbby, died Monday at semblyman George Ii. Burton repre- 18-14 scription as it is likely to give a flavor his home, 93 Cherry street, Rahway. sents Mr. Rue. He was sixty-five years old and. was T. SPAWN, Local Commercial Manager, --,vto the eggs, Recently I have found * # * * •(several city people who have made a born and lived his whole life in Rah- Sheriff Gordon Farm Sold. 108 Fayette Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. way. For several years Mr. Gibby ipractice for many years of buying The Sheriff Gordon farm In Madi- was on the editorial staff of the New eggs during this season and storing son Township has been sold by Au- Jersey Advocate, and also worked on them for their own winter use for gustus Chandler of Long Branch, the The National Democrat. He was a ' cooking and ordinary eating purposes. executor of the estate, to Edward Uneeda Biscuit These little economies on the farm member of the Board of Assessors Fairer of Lyndhurst, N. J. The con- A crisp, clean, nutri- are worth while. and secretary of the board and was a Summer Hotels and Boarding Houses sideration has not been learned, al- tious food. For member of the Church of the Holy though the property wa3 held at $15,- LISTKD FREE IN THE omforter. He is survived by a wife everybody—every- 000. There were over 250 acres in where. Fresh in the Keep Bowel Moreraeot Secular. and two sisters, Mrs. Isabella Bolce the place, with two dwellings, large RESORT INFORMATION BUREAU of BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Dr. King's New Life Pills keep of Plalnfleld, and Miss Independence outbuildings and it hag a small front- moisture-proof pack- FILL IN THE FOLLOWING BLANKS AND MAIL TO-DAT. stomach liver and kidneys in healthy lbby of Jackson, Mich. age on Cheesequake Creek. The pro- age, 5 cents. condition. , Rid the body of poisons « C * « perty had been in the family for over and ..waste. Improve your complet- James a M'Cnln. Name of Town or P. O Stats..... ion by flushing the liver and kidneys. a century, the late Mrs. Gordon In- "I got more relief from one box of James S. McCain, for twelve years heriting It from her father, the late Name of House..... , Dr. King's New Life Pills than any principal of the Seabrlght Public Obadiah Burlew, who also owned the medicine'I ever tried." says C. E. School, died Monday night from ty- Court Gordon and Alfred Burlew No. Guests Accom Ratei Per Weak. Hatneld, of Chicago, 111. 25c, at phoid fever. He was forty-five years farms adjacent to it. your Druggist. Distance From Depot From Golf Links old. He had been ill three weeks. * # # * A widow and one son, Wilbur, sur- Distance to Nearest Bod? of Water NOTICE. vive. Mr. McCain was a native" of Accepts Call to Scotch Plains. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Delaware, but came to Seabrlght from Rev, J, Madison Hare, who has been House Opens House Close* Take notice that the report of the Washington, N. J. He was a mem- pastor of the Parmly Memorial Bap- Commissioners of Assessment showing Name of Proprietor or Manager. • • ber of the Jr. O. U. A. M., Board of tist. Church, Jersey City, has accepted ZuZu the assessments of benefits (or the All of the above information will be listed in our Informa- curbing of Augusta street on both Trade, the West Park Fire Company a call to the Baptist Church of Scotch The funny little name sides thereof between Roaewell street Plains, succeeding Rev. Franklin K. tion Bureau flies and also will be printed FREE In The Brooklyn and Abacus Lodge No. 182, P. and A. of the famous little and Stevens avenue, was ratified and Mathiews, who resigned several Eagle's Annual Summer Resort Directory If received before Mar confirmed at the regular meeting of M. of Long Branch, He was also re- cording steward of the Seabright months ago to take up literary work. ginger snap that puts 1st tho Common Council of the City of fresh "snap" and South Amboy held on Tuesday even- Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Hare will begin his duties June 1. References in Brooklyn or vicinity. Ing, May 12, 1914, and that such as- « « « « For some time his health has suffered ••ginger" into jaded sossmont has been duly returned to because of arduous work in the Jersey appetites. 5 cents. me for collection. All such assess- Arch Masons Feast. ments shall draw Interest from the City church. To he in the country date of confirmation and, with the Aniboy Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- he accepted the call from the Scotch RESORT INFORMATION BUREAU cost of collection, shall be and be- sons, of Perth Amboy, celebrated the Plains church. Mr. Hare is promi- come, from the date of confirmation, tenth anniversary of its organization. nent in the New Jersey State Baptist THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE n first and paramount Hen upon tha Monday night by holding a banquet. land and real estate so assessed convention and during his pastorate which lion shall remain until such Nearly 100 Arch Masons were pres- in Jersey City succeeded in building Room Eagle Building :: Brooklyn, N. Y. City assessment is paid. , ent. John M. Killian, high priest, a new stone edifice. The Scotch Th« payment of this assessment may presided. The speakers were Loren- Plains church is next to the oldest in bo, mad0 in equal yearly installments, zo D, Snnborn, Marcus Higginbotham tho State. not exceeding Dve, to commence on the and Peter McGlll, past grand high first day of June, 1914, Th3 party * « « « assessed shall have the privilege of priests of the order; Charles K. Sea- paying the whole of such assessment man, the historian of the lodge, and On (dies Speeder in Freehold. C. H. EDWARDh or any balance of installments with Judge Adrian Lyon. Albert Leon Frank Jockim of Brooklyn was ar- MACHINE SHOP CARPENTER and BUILDER accrued interest thereon at one time. presented to Dr. Judson P. Salter a rested Sunday night by I. R. Wyckoff Window and Door Nets a Specialt In case any such installment shall re- GRAHAM CRACKERS 85 GINKS, BOILSBS ail lACHDTin main unpaid for thirty days from and gold ring, marked with Masonic em- of Manasquan, a State automobile in- Estimates Furnished and after the time the same shall have be- blems, because of his prominence in spector, charged with driving an au- The natural sweet- Of all kinds repaired. Jobbing Promptly Done come duo and payable, the whole as- the work of organizing the chapter, tomobile faster than the speed limit ness and nutriment MODEL Mima, PLmanre, P. 0. Box 35 36 lohn Stref sessment or the balance due thereon of which he was the first high priest. allowed by law. Justice of the Peace shall become and be immediately due of the wheat are re- GAS FITTDTfl. BTSAM AID and payable, and shall draw interest « * * « William R. White of Freehold imposed tained, giving them HOT WATIB HIATII« at the rate of one per cent. i>er month. (lets $4,000 She Did Not Claim. a fine of $25 and costs. The inspector Dated May 22, 1914. a delightful flavor. Dr. GEORGE LUKfe HAT Officials of the Pennsylvania Rail- trailed Jockim from Hlghstown to 10 cents. V. NEWELL JAMES JOHN SUTLIPP, Freehold before halting htm. 5-23-2 Collector. road Company's relief fund have turn- ! Corner Second and Stockton 8U. ed over to Mrs. R. P. Rasmussen of ' * * * '* Buy biscuit baked by DENTI&7 Perth Amboy $4,000, to which she did William D. Buil«y. WM. T. HAMBELL, not know she was entitled. Mrs. William D. Bailey,- a lifelong resk NATIONAL Broadway a Rasmussen's father, John flraphagen, dent of Matawan, died Sunday after BISCUIT If it's a Good One SOT Fainter ani Faperhanger. died several months ago, sfter more an ilness of more than a year. Mr. you want, BOB Parlsou. Ho handles only reliable pianos, and tho prices are alwn/n WALL PAPER FOR SALE than forty years' service with tho Bailey had been In tho sash and blind / COMPANY < lower than otlior donlork. railroad company. The relief fund Estimates Cheerfully Given. business for nearly fifty' ^rj^fa His Always look for that name Factory Piano Polish 25c Bottle v , representatives Went to Forth Amboy factory burned down tw> *•! ago. 8ECOKD ST. Box lit several days ago' snd. inquired for HARRY) PARISEN Mr. Bailey wan seventy years 201 DAVID STREET SOUTH AMBOY PAR1 THE SOOTH AMBOY CITIZEN. The speaker then went on to prove outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon that there must be a hereafter and an Christ Church Chronicles the Apostles on the Day of Pentecost DO YOU WANT THE VERY BEST? Entered in the Post Office at South A in boy ultimate goal for mankind beyond as "they were all with one accord in aft second class mall matter. life's seas and also setting forth with Much interest is being manifested one place" ia Jerusalem. The word great strength and clearness the du- "Whitsunday" itself is little under- SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1914. by the children of the Sunday School Then buy your meats at ties while left upon this earth. in the practice of the music for the stood among Christian people, and of- Although the pastor diversified from Flower Festival, which will probably fers a most interesting study in ety- the usual custom in vogue in the past be hefd on the afternoon of June V. uiology. Some authorities have 118 Grocery Store by not tracing the history of the Or- It will be a beautiful service. thought that it was derived from the word "white," shortened to "whit," ia T der or in fact addressing them direct- David St. Destroyed By Fire ly at all, still there can be no doubt in It was refreshing to see the Church reference to the diffusions of light Where nothing but the bost is sold. the minds of his hearers that the ser- filled at the sppcial service held on and knowledge which on this day | "Forty-three" tapped out the flre mon was very appropriate and inspir- last Sunday evening.- Seldom does were shed abroad upon the Apostles, A few specials for this week: alarm about half-past nine o'clock ing, and who could help but agree the Rector have an opportunity of in order to the enlightening of the Thursday morning. "Where's 43?" with the speaker "That there Is nopreaching to so many men as were world; and also in reference to the Country Dressed Veal said everybody. Finally it was dis- death." present at that service, there being fact that this Feast was in the Hindquarters of Genuine covered that 43 was the new box o—— over one hundred of the Mechanics ancient Church the great day for the Lamb 16c up administration of the Sacrament of which electrician Ware put ia last STEVENS AVENUE COST $36,960. alone In attendance. The presence Sunday. The flre was in a grocery of the Joel Parker Guards in their Baptism, each candidate being clothed 16c and 18c Pot Roast store kept by Dominic Abbatiello on neat uniforms, the Stars and Stripes in garments of symbolic white. Pine avenue. The alarm was answer- (Continued From Page One) borne just behind the Cross at the Again, others derived the word "Whit- 14c ed by Protection Company with a hose George, Wieman, Fire Depart- head of the Choir Processional, and sunday" from the word "Pentecost," ment cart and with a hose attached to a 11 70the soul-stirring singing of "America" as this Feast is still called in the Prime Rib Roast Forequarters of Lamb Edward V. Shaw, Fire Depart- Greek and Roman Churches, and nearby plug they were able to make ment s 2 10gave a patriotic tone to the service. good headway when the down town John Compton, Fire Depart- Altogether, it was a picturesque and which was, in fact, the original name 18c company arived on the scene and as- ment 29 20 inspiring service. We trust that the of the Festival; the word "Pentecost" sisted in extinguishing the fire. James F. Hackett, Fire Depart- Mechanics may visit us again at some coming into our Knglish tongue 4 00 Also Hams, Bacon, Bologna, Frankfurters, Etc. ment future time. through tho German word "Pflngsten" The proprietor of the store was Frank Riley, Fire Department 3 75 away at, work on the New York and Joseph Miller, Fife Department (Pentecost); in the Saxon changed to Quality and Weight Guaranty TELBFHOHl Charles P. Grover, Fire De- , "Pingsten," and thence to "Wingsten," Long Binnch railroad where he Is The Middlesex County Sunday liartmont '24 18 and finally Into "Whltsun;" Hence, employed; as a section hand. Mrs. Ab- School Association will hold its con- Public Service Gas Co., Flre Whitsunday Is the Feast of Pentecost, batlello was also away from home at vention in Holy Trinity Church, South Department *"T 93 or llu! fiftieth (from Greek "pente- the tlm4 of the fire, having gono S. Kwilinskl, Poor account... *32 03River, on Saturday afternoon, June 6. kontn," meaning "fifty") day after down town to transact some buiness Hans Nicorvo, Poor account... -8*00 At 2.H0, there will b« tho usual busi- Stillwell & Mason, Poor uc Master. The ecclesiastical color for SPRING'S FIRST STYLE DAY! at the bank and there was no one ia ness session; at 3 o'clock, there will count 00 tho duy Is red, symbolical of the the building but Abbatiello's two chil- be a fine address on Child Study, by U/HY NOT MAKE John J. Scully, Poor account 0 00 "cloven tongues of flre" In which dren wlio ran out and gave the alarm. S. Kwilinskl, Poor account.. 7 01 Mrs. Lester Bradnnr, of Connecticut, form tho Holy flhost lighted upon the " Memorial Day the The firemen were fortunately able to S. Kwilinskl, Poor account.. 10 24 and a recognized authority on Sun- lieuils of the Apostles on the first carry out a 50 gallon oil container Arthur Hultz, Water Depart- day School pedagogics; at 3.4r>, the starting point for a ment 9 80 Day of Ponti'cost. This is one of the /fchlch was partly full of oil before It Rev, Thomas A. Conover, of Bornards- William O. Maxfleld, Water HoiiHonH, therefore, when tho Church complete change of caught lire.' The ontirtj grocery stock ville, will speak on '"How to Study Department 3 78 expoctH her children to rocelvo tho as well as the other paraphernalia Uibor, Water Department S5 40the Life of Christ." H In oarnoBtly mode. If, by chance, Sacrament of tbo Holy Communion, were completely destroyed. Tho An ordinance regulating and prehope- d by tho Rector that there will you haven't experien- no matter how often throughout the damage waa about $1,000 to the stock. scribing the duties of the assessment bo a largo representation In atten- year thoy mny alroady have communi- ced the delight which The damage to the building, which. Is commissioners for Stevens avenue was danco from tho three Sunday Schools cated, as WhltHtinday IK a Holy Day owned by James Collins will pro- taken, up for Its socond reading and of Christ Church Pariah. It In sug- results from wearing a of Obligation, ranking with Chrlst- bably reach $700 or $800 which is al-passed to Its third and final reading. gested that those, who plan to attend miiH, Easter and the Ascension as one cool, comfortable and HO fully covered by insurance. Ths It was also passed on the third read- tlio Convention mny take the l.fiO p. of tho throned days of the Christian origin of the flre is unknown. For ing and upon motion of Councilman m. car at tho corner of liroadway and stylish Year. In addition to officiating at once their was an abundance of teams Slover referred to tho Mayor for his Main streets. to assist the firs companies to thesignature. tho services of the Parish Church, tho Rector will celebrate tho Holy Com- Briegs-Built Suit scene of action. The city team took Bond of Thomas Downs was pre- Flowers for the last fow Sundays munion at Donne Memorial Chapel at Custom or Ready-lo-Wear the Enterprise Hook and Ladder to sented and approved as to form by and week-day services were furnlshod 9.30, will visit tho Sunday School at the fire; Dick Dowling»had the hose the solicitor. Motion to the effect as follows: May 17, La France rosos, that place at 2.45, and at 3.30 will make this pleasure cart and Dick Conroy drove the that the bond be accepted was car- by Mrs. Grace Gettman, In memory of road Evensong and preach at the chemical engine. id. yours as fast as your her mother, the anniversary of whoso Chapel of the Good Shepherd. This Bond of Joseph Prlmpka for a birth occurred during the week fol- will be the last visit of the Rector legs will carry you to plumber's license was approved as tolowing; on tho Festival of the Ascen- to the Chapel of tho Good Sheperd our shop, fie perfect- form by the city solicitor and upon sion, by Miss- Mary Hlllmann; on Ex- until September, but he will endeavor ly dressed. >. 0 U. A. M. Attend motion of Mr. Stanton accepted and pectation Sunday (May 24), by" Miss to give the Donne Memorial Chapel a filed. Mercy Hlllmann and Mrs, Saxton T. Celebration of the Holy Communion $13.75 to $45 Memorial Service A resolution was offered to the ef- Bastedo, the latter offering American in June, the last for the summer.' fect that the fire committee be em-roaes for tho Altar, in memory of her powered to make, necessary repairs NEW STRAWS & PANAMAS , Over a hundred strong the Joel son, Alden Welling Bastedo, whose to Tjrotectlon Company's fire house, birthday fell on that day, and who ..Parker.Council No. 69, Jr. O. U. A. M., There were no questions on the reso- SCHOOL BOARD'S LIVELY MEETING Imported Hats that assembled at their council room in departed this life on May 3, 1913. As lution at all. Just adopted, and go the evening service was a memorial LOOK different and the K. of P. Hall last Sunday night ahead flre committee, spend five or and marched down Second street to service for the Junior Order of the (Continued From Page One) ARE different. five hundred dollars, its all the same. United American Mechanics, and as Broadway, thence to the Christ from W. J. Kendall calling attention Another resolution to the effect the deceased had been a member of $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, Church to celebrate the annual me- to an attached circular containing the that as the cost of Stevens avenue is the Order, the flowers were therefore morial service in honor of those who revised rules and regulations covering $3.50, $4 and $5. $36,960.86 that this amount be ascer- especially appropriate, Cowriihl l9l4The Home of Kupwnlielon had departed their ranks to Join the approved high schools. Mr, Mason tained to be the true and actual cost offered a motion that it be referred hosts of the dead, The main body to be assessed and that this amount THE STOFIEJ SA.TISIF'IEiS wore escorted by Joel Parker Guards it Is with great regret that we to the city superintendent and that ho be referred to the commissioners to be governed accordingly. Carried. and the whole body seated in thebe assessed by them against the lands chronicle the cablegram, of Bishop In conection with tills circular the front of the church, which was filled and estates that are benefited by the Brent, of the Philipines, declining to city superintendent stated that one of BRIEGS to its capacity with ' those of the said improvement. The resolution accept his election to the Bishopric the important changes was that the congregation who had come to parti- was adopted. of New Jersey. His liberal Church- The Tailor, Clothlar and Habardaahar cipate in the ceremonies. The choir manshlp, and his leadership In the subjects with the number of counts Another resolution presented by marched In from the back of tha cause of Christian unity would have for each must appear upon the di- 91 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Mr. Slover advanced the sum of forty made him a tower of strength in this plomas. To comply with this he had church .headed by a bearer carrying dollars to the city solicitor for ex- the National flag and were most ably state, not only among Episcopal taken a number of blank diplomas to penses in preparing briefs In the the printer and had the subjects assisted in the singing by Mrs. C. Leon Church folk, but among all Christian cases of George Gundrum verus the added. Cozzens and Mrs, Edith Parker. City of South Amboy and of Thomas people, of whatever name. It is pro- " Rev. Chapman S. Lewis, the rector, bable that a special Convention will The following bills were read and L. Mellck, of the Public Service Gas after being referred to the proper preached a moat inspiring sermon Company verus the City of South Am- be summoned early in the fall for We dose 'from which we take the following, another election. Among those promi- committees for auditing and approval, boy. The resolution was adopted. were ordered paid: George Wienman, at noon Today at UM T«itf openjng words: nent in the previous election were An application for the transfer of for putting a new rope on the flag Saturday Saturday • "In the month of April in the year the following; Bishop Thomas, of a liquor license from Louis Purslow pole of School No. 1, $9.00; Estate of I WOLFF I 1864 two thousand soldiers were Wyoming, Bishop Griswold, of Sallna to Raymond L. Huff was granted. Mr. James H. Gordon, for coal, $78.75; palling through the streets of Wash- (Kansas), Bishop Burch, of New York, Furslow is the proprietor of the Rlp- Coakley & Sullivan, for coal, $11.25; ington on the way to the front. Seat- the Rev. Alexander Mann, of Trinity powam House on Augusta street, Public Service Gas Company, $0.27; The season's newest productions of Straw on a . balcony above the street Presi- Church, Boston, the Rev. Dr. Charles The treasurer's report showed a Hunt fe.Mundy, floral piece, $5.00; R. Flske, of St. Michael and All An- Hats, in the various new models are here dent Lincoln was reviewing the balance in the general account of Donlin & Hiilse, plumbing, $4.00. gels' Church, Baltimore, and Arch- for your selection. Prices range from 50c troops. To the sound of the fife and $25,588.24; Water department, balance Following are teacher's bills for sub- deacon Shepherd, of this Diocese. drum they marched, singing and $2,305.87; Sanitary sewer account, stituting: Bertha S. Fulton $4.08; to $2.00. The latter received a goodly number cheering as they went along. the way. balance $449.92; Broadway improve- Mary E. Buchanan $16.78; K. O'Con- Looking down President Lincoln be- ment account, balance $2,635.12. Up- of votes on the first three ballots. nor $1.83; J. C. James $2.82; G. J. who on motion of Councilman Slover the Emnions $1.88; Ruth Campbell $2.82; flower of the North. Young colle- report was received and filed. Several of the teachers of the Sun- Martha K. Buchanan $4.90; Helen Men's Soft Cuff Shirts - - 59c, 1.00 and 1.25 gians who had left (heir class rooms, day School already report splendid The plans made by the city engineer Brown $18.59; Edna M. Agan $2.44; Lox-It-On Underwear, just the thing for the hot success In selling tickets for the Sun- merchants who had closed their desks, for the new flre bouse that is to be Florence Coker $7.32; Mary J. Wat- day School Excursion via special boat weather, athletic shirts and knee drawers, per worklngmen who had dropped their erected in Maxfleld were submitted son $4.36; Mary Mack $5.80; Cecilia of the Keansburg Steamboat Company tools,' Suddenly President Lincoln and upon motion of Mr. Slover re- McGonlgal $6.00; Margaret Gallagher garment - - - - 50c to New Point Comfort . Beach on realized that to many he was waving ceived and adopted. $2.65; Helen M, Applegate $4.tt); Mil- Washable Ties, silk mixed, each - . - 19c, a last farewell. Already in his vi- Thursday, June 18. It Is hoped that, Councilman Stan ton brought up the dred Oliver $1.88; Dr. Albright, for sion he saw death dividing thorn all with a liberal purchase of tickets by vaccination, $6.00. Onyx Silk Knit Ties - - •- 50c question of a petition- that was hand- the people of the parish, all necessity into two armies, into an army that ed in last fall for the construction of Madras Pajamas, per suit - - - 1.00 should return and into an army that for solicitation of funds to defray ex- Mr. Mason made a motion that ths a surface water sewer on George secretary be instructed to advertise should never leavk tho battlefield. penses may be entirely eliminated Silk Half Hose, white and colors, pair - 25c and John streets. He tabulated the for bids on 215 tons of coal, 165 tons Unnblo to control Ills emotions the this year. The boat will leave the Onyx Silk Hose, pair - 50c and 1.00 various reasons advanced by the of which is to he stove coal and 50 President turned and (led from tha clfy dock at noon, and returning, will council at that time and stated that leave the Beach at 7 p. m. The fare tons of egg to be delivered at such (White, black, grey, green and King blue.) ; sceno, Not otherwise is It to-day. these people were again advocating will he twenty-five cents for thetimes and places as may be directed. Here and now one looks out upon a Beautiful Shirt Waists in voile and silk 98c to 2.98 the matter. To effect the consumma- round trip. The forty-five minutes Mr. Mason also made motions cover- dissolving host. Even as one be- tion of plans tb cover tbis request he sail each way, and an entire afternoon ing ropalrs that are to be made to the Ladies' Gun Metal or Patent Leather Pumps holds it, Death divides the company offered a motion that the clerk get on this beautiful beach, at Buch a school buildings during vacation tlnie into ithoae who shall remain and In------1.50 to 8.00 this petition that was handed In last ridiculously low price, should cer- and that supplies for cleaning, etc., to tho^j who shall this year go to Ladies' Russia Calf Oxfords, rubber heel and fall and present It at the next regular tainly prove an irresistible attraction, be procured. Another motion provid- join the Winy of God. Here and now meeting of ths council.. The motion not only to all of our own Church ed that the old boiler of School No. sole - - - - - 2.50 love dwells amid the ruination which was carried. . people, but to many others of the1 be disposed of to a local junk deal- Men's Oxfords, gun metal blucher - 8.00 / death hath wrought. "What homes Adjourned to meet again next community. It is requested that each er for twelve dollars. All of Mr. •have been\ ruined and filled with Tuesday evening. child will bring his own lunch this Mason's motions were adopted nnd Men's Russia Calf Button Shoes - - 8.00 vacant chairs and empty handB? And year. Tickets may be purchased at tho building and grounds committee Men's Educator Shoes, vici and gun metal 4.00 to-day we say with the poet, 'Oh, for any time of the teachers, or they may empowered to act accordingly. the touch of a vanished hand, and for O'CONNOR GETS COLD SHOULDER. Men's Blue Serge Pants - - 8.00 be secured after service on any Sun- Mr. Mason brought up the question the sound of the voice that is still.' day from the Committee, Messrs. W11T of the retaining wall on the lines of Men's Silk Caps - - . . 50c Onoe again on this day of memories, (Continued From Page One) Ham Chapman and Clarence R. Stults. the grounds of School No. 1, and ask- as memory waves the magic wand and resolulon was because the ordinance Misses' Patent Leather, ankle strap pump At Doane Memorial Chapel, tickets ed for the sentiment of the board re- w.s see through the mist tliat glorl-the solicitor is now working upon Is mny bo had from Mr. Robert Noble garding having the city engineer draw - - - 95c, 1,10 and 1.25 ;j*cpmpany of fathers and;sons and along these lines and will establish and Miss Bertha Diebert; at the up a small plan and set of specifica- Misses' White Canvas button - 1.10,1.89 rothers who during, the year havo nn individual meter for each house Chapel of the Good Shepherd, from nnd each consumer will pay for exact- tions covering the improvement of Misses' White Buck button - 2.00 and 2.25 ught the , fight, finished the course Robert Gordon. -these grounds. After some little dis- $ kept the faith, The* shall not ly what he usues. This ordinance he said would be ready to be put before cussion of the matter a motion was '"'rn to us but we shall go to them. put and carried to linve this done. \B.the shadows of evening gather, the body In a very short time. Next Sunday, Whitsunday, /one of iss^wny will sit by the open Mr. O'Connor asked tho chair for a the great Feasts of the Churcjj Year, n'nd gazo long andi earnestly ruling on the resolution, and tho will be observed at tho Parlsh||;!hurch Froo lecture by W. R. Slewert in chair with nproprlate music and c^rjHuoni- City Hal). Sunday afternoon at 3 II. Wolff & Co. -silent aides while tjheir hearts ruled that tho resolution was ut, 'What aro our beloved do- Inst. Then Mr. O'Connn" - ' ' lay is a Double d||[ist of o'clock, on 'Two. Salvations, But no ond the star,,' " J tjie vnto he record •8, comm" ' • " ' .Second Chance." j ( uod be than&tu there IB a new South Y.hicl> has awakened to the dawn of its promise and to the man- The Churches ifold blessings of the new era of our Services as Arrnuged for the JSorak'* Meat Market national life which was fought for Coming Week. and preserved by their erstwhile- c/lbsotately Union foes. Quality and Weight Tremendous business the first week and we intend to Free Deliveries It Is eminently fitting that we as nilfiST CI1UHCII PARISH. a great people, should be filled with Guaranteed or Money hold this trade if good values in first-grade meats To All Parts of the Indivisible gratitude on each recurring Memo- Hector, Kev; Chapman S. Lewis. Refunded. count for anything. Extra salespeople, no waiting. City. rial day aa we recount the heroic Residence, Christ Church Rectory. achievements of our Union defenders, Telephone 210-R. Union Their both living and dead. All hats off Services Sunday, May 31, 19U. m nie ey as the survivors of this valiant army (Whitsunday) SPECIALS! pass by in measured tread as, with CHRIST CHURCH. Pork Loins lLoin"s " cMonument muffled drum, they march to and ten- Holy Communion 8.00 a. m. 2 lbs. SPARE RIBS • 25c derly strew with beautiful flowers, the Morning Prayer, and Ser- 2 lbs. LIVER • - 25c silent tents of green in which sleep mon 10.30 a. m. their fallen comrades. Sunday School 2.30 p.m. ITU Ib 2 lbs. FAT SALT PORK - 25c is&a&aaa::^ Evening Prayer and Ser- May we agl share in these tributes mon 7.30 p. m. 3 lbs. PICKLED PIGS FEET 25c ETTYSBURG has of love, honor and gratitude by con- an immortal tributing our choicest flowers and Im- Smpor place in history, Donne Memorial Cliaiiel. mortelles BO that not one grave may Communion 9.30 a. m. fresh Killed ChickensStewing Cross Rib or Round Pot Roast because it was remain forgotten or uncovered. Let Morning Prayer, Litany Prime Beef there that one of us spend the day as betlts a national and Sermon 10.30 a. m. the greatest bat- Sabbath and refrain from all unseem- Sunday School 2.30 p. m. tles of the world ly sport during the solemn and im- HiW Ib was fought; It preBBlve ceremonies. Ciinpcl of Tim Good Shepherd. was there that Let us honor the veterans and our- Sunday School 3.00 p. m. 181c Ib the greatest con- selves by attending the patriotic ex- Evening Prayer and Ser- flict of the Civil ercises which aro usually held mon by the Hector 3.30 p. m. Forequarters Genuine Lamb EXTRA SPECIAL! war occurred; It throughout the land, and last, but not was there that least, let us consecrate our lives to 3aptisin IK Administered as Follows: took place the only engagement north the perpetuation of the principles of At Christ Church, at the 10,30 a. m. Smoked Cali. Ham* of the Mason and DIxon line; It wus Service, Second Sunday of tno month. union, liberty and equal justice to At Donne Memorial Chapel, at 9.30 lOjclb there, It has been conceded, that the all, for which they so nobly and brave- . in. last Sunday of month. Confederacy met its most effectual ly offered their llveB on tho country's At Chapel of Good Shepard, at 3.30 12No lb check, for from that time on Its fate, altar. m. last Sunday of month. EXTRA SPECIAL! though delayed, was certain, and it Then when all tho sounds and THE PARISH HOUSE. la for these and other reasons it Is clamor of the earth shall be stilled, Meetings of the Various Societies: fitting that it should be there that and when tho bella of heaven nhall Sunday— SUGAR CURED HAMS "S Hamburger Tho Sunday School 2.30 p. m. private and public bounty should bo ring In commemoration of tli« death- more generous in perpetuating the Monday— To-Day 16^c Ib less fiuno of the American soldlei tho The Girl's Friendly Society 7.30 n, m. memories of that Held of carnage than archangel on high will proclaim far any other of that great strife between Tuesday— ^ 15c lb and wide: "Enter thou, too, all good Tho Junior Auxiliary 3.30 p. m. brothers. American citizens, Into tho sanctu- The Basketball Team. .. 7.30 p, m. It ministers to the pride of one as ary of tho Lord for you have fought Thursday— Legs of Lamb ££ Good and well as Biivt'8 that of tho other that a good fight in the name of truth, lib- The Brotherhood of St. An- Pot Roast Tender the turning point in that torriQc strug- erty, morality, progress and equal Jus- drew f Junior) 8.00 p. m. gle between the. utates should bo lo- tice to all." The Brotherhood of St. An- cated on tho north of that historic drew (Seniors) $.00 p. m. line which divided the slave statos The Hector may be found at the Rectory, and requests that cases of 121c Ib from the commonwealth. To tbe sickness bo reported to him promptly North It means an invasion by the foe In order that he may attend to them. Porterhouse or Sirloin Roast or effectually repellod, while to tho South there is consolation In the ract that the decisive battle of the war which PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCli. I Steak, prime beef Roasting Veal Heroes Would Be Satisfied. sealed their fate wan not fought Key. II. C. Whrto, Pastor. on tbe battle-scarred Boil of tho Old The soldiers who have gone to Dominion. their long sleep would be the last 16c lb to ask that tbe full tide of life be Services beginning Sunday, May 31. .18*0 lb It was moitly young men and boys checked or In any sense perverted 10.30 a. m. Preaching. who battled there, for tbe majority of or darkened on the holiday dedicated 2.30 p. m. General Sunday School. the men who fought that war on both to their deeds and their memory. All Classes for all. We Invite you to •ides were young men. It was not an visit our school. that they would desire, were they 7.45 p. m. Preaching. Fresh Cali. Hams Jersey Bacon Rib, by strip army of old men that stormed the where they might speak to their coun- heights; It WM not old men who filled Thursday-— ,* trymen today, is the right spirit of pa- 7.45 p. m. Regular Prayer and Pra!i» <*' the graves on every louthern battle- triotism, the right loyalty to all that Is meeting. Ib field, but the bodies In those graves Just and honorable and worthy of the 4.00 p. m. Thursday, Junior C B. are those of young men, cut off in the nation's splendjd story. And that they 8.00 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. beginning of life, and we should real- would find In the hearts and souls of Ue the depth of the sacrifice they the American people In larger meas- Also a lull line ol Roasting Chickens, Broilers, Milk Fed Veal and Turkeys. made, and cherish the acquaintance ure than ever before. BAPTIST CHURCH. and friendship of those of them who R«m«mb«r the place, call or telephone. W« ••!! Juit •• w* advertise. are with us yet, because In a very few Servlcas for the week beginning years they will all be gone to Join Sunday, May 31, 1914. their comrades In the cold earth. 10.30 a. m. Preaching. In view of the heroic achievements .30 p. m. Bible School Session. Telephone 261 6.45 p. m. Senior C. E. Society meet- 184 Broadway South Amboy of the Union defenders, It is worthy Inknobn ing. of passing notice to quote from the .30 p. m. Delightful Song Service and speech of Professor Stockton Axson, RING garlands for the heroei who war* Sermon. who was the principal speaker at an Week Dty Services: annual dinner of the New York South- denied renown, Who m»rched, sorelQoted, 'neath thi Wednesday VOICE OF THE FEOFLE. because they are marked with the ern society: 3.3o P. m. Junior C. E. Meeting. stain. Some people never see any- scorching sun, JAS. J. DOLAN "We memberB of the Southern BO- For those who dug the trenches and pulUd Thursday thing but the dollar argument in ciety have ho apology to make for 7.45 p .m. Church Prayer Meetin To the Editor of The Citizen: the ramparts down, everything presented. Do true heart- our fathers; none whatever. We of Who fought the flghti their proud com- Friday Rum interests put another one over ed .thoughtful mothers and fathers the South have come to love a great- manders won. 7.30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Electrical on us Tuesday night and it was easy place a value of dollars on their er country now, but I am sure that for them. April 14th, we received a sons and daughters? They do not. we /eel that our southern soldiers, Bring garlands for the heroes who hurried HETHODIST EPISCOPAL CH1TBCH real dose, It had hardly settled when Why then do we object to a small In- as much as our northern soldiers, had to obey, Her. J. K. Shaw, Paatw. . Contractor a real dark one followed, Its past re- crease in taxes, if made necessary, to their part in making (note the word) Who dared nol question why nor wait In this forever absolutely indivisible cord reaks with shame. Tuesday protect the boys who live in the doubl, Union. I like to feel that General Whoa* blood sank in the hollows where Services for the week beglnailg evening, May 26th, our pity fathers, homes located In South Amboy? There Lee and General Grant both had their dread sounds died away, Sunday, May 31, 1914. 71 Inrj Mntf iMrtk later )Oh how proud we are of them?) re- are different kinds of homes, but part In building an indestructible Fromwhlch Ihesmoke of battle drifted out, Sunday Services. * . Telephone l'si-W sponded to the call of the Black Mas- every boy Is a boy and every boy has structure on the foundation Washing- 9 30 a. m.—Class ! ter and we get another dose. Those a value above the dollar mark. Does ton laid." Bring garlands for the heroes who did nol 10.30 a. m.—Preaching by Pastor 2.30 p. m.—Sunday School , of you who do not like it, be just as your boy patronize the saloon? All That the new South has come to fear to die 6.45 p. m.—Epworth League Service ' \ POOLS' SKiDIO nice as you can, remember the consti- you fathers and mothers who vote lore a greater country now Is a mat- And give them honor for the part they 7.30 p. m.—Preaching by Paitor tutional rights of others, swallow any- and sign for saloons that the revenue ter of fervent rejoicing to every lover bore; Seivices during the week. thing and everything your intelligent, may reduce your taxes, should be of his native heath and it Is as fer- If no tall shafts are gleaming to ihov us Junior League, Thursday, 3.30 p. a. loyal and Just city officials in their willing for your boys and girls to vently hoped that this love for the where (hey He, Choir R-ehearsal, Saturday 8.00 p. a. CLASS flag of our reunited country will soon The/, too, gave all for honor, and who All are welcome.. All seats (ret. masterly manner give you. Remem- patronize the saloons, they cannot may offer more? Prayer Service, Thursday 7.45 p. n. Sterna ATtnue, near Henry Street ber it is all for their beBt interests. run without them, Do you prefer be evidenced by Old Glory being un- furled to the southern breezes over —Henry Hrwlani. Soath Amboj, X. J. They desire to DO YOU, GOOD, and paying your taxes -with" yoof tfoyg and everjF fuDlfE school Jurinf fact In doing the Job it Is not their desire girls than with your money? There lETHODIST PROTESTAHT CHU1CH school day and over every municipal, Her. F. F. Craig:, Pastor. / It's A Cure That's Sure to lose anything by it. The city of is not a man or woman in South Am- county, state and federal building In South Amboy is surrounded with boy that signed the petitions for the South. many things of advantage, the city la liquor licenses this year and previous Services beginning Sunday, May 31. RHEUMATISM. GOUT. laid out very nice, the general health years, but deserves that every boy in 10.30 a. m. Regular Preaching, Subject "Banquet and Banners." SCIATICA, AND and sanitary conditions good or In the home shall fill a drunkard's grave, VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS would be able to attend these schools 2.00 p. m. Junior C. E. Topic, • LUMBAGO such condition that they can easily be and your daughters live in the em- FOB MIDDLESEX COUNT* and would be given careful training "The good that coines from keeping ' We IIIIVI- caivd Tlloilwnila wi(H put in proper condition, some of our brace of drunken husbands. Fathers, In a specified trade which would en- cur pledge." Bible Ref. Psalm*. streets and dwellings are not In a mothers, and some who do not pos- The Supervising Principals' As- able them to earn their own liveli- 16, 12-19. JONES BREAK/UP sociation of Middlesex county held its 2.30 p. m. Regular Sunday School condition to be proud of, but con- sess the honor of being father or hood. Subject, "The grateful Samaritan." AND IT WILL CURE YOU • ditions along this line are under an mother, WHY DID YOU SIGN? If last meeting of the year In the Lin- Always in stock at In the vocational school the agri- Bible Ref. St. Luke 17, 11-19. Dont advance movement for betterment. you do not want your sons to drink coln room of the Public Library at cultural feature would also be taken be one of the nine. But do not stop with these few things, or daughters to marry drunkards, New Brunswick on Saturday last, up. Skilful tradesmen would be em- A report will be made at the Sun- A. O.FARXSSN'S day School of the Perth Amboy con- they are only what they should be WHY DID YOU SIGN? If the devil County Superintendent H. Brewster ployed and would give to the pupils PHAEMAOT Willis presiding, There were twenty- vention. Come. and in many cases they should be bet- don't get' you he' should, but thank of the county who are unable to finish 7.00 p. m. Sharp Senior C. E. Topic, Broudway nnd August* Street ter. While in conversation with one God in considering real value, even five supervising principals present and their classical public school educa- "Converted puraeB." Bible Ref. of our city officials he gave his per-the devil would not get much. all were in favor of the establishing tion a chance to pursue educational Malachi 3, 7-13. Please read study NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. sonal opinion of things In general, of vocational schools in Middlesex benefits In the vocational schools. this scripture. county. 7.46 p, m. Song service, led by the our city's source of revenue, we all The gods make their victims mad The Middlesex County Supervising SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE before destroying them and the feline A committee appointed by the Mid- choir. know It is limited, the condition of Principals' Association went on record 8.00 p. m. Preaching, subject, "They' received by the Board of Chosen Free- family, domestic and others, plays dlesex County Teachers' Association holders of the County of Middlesex, streets, health and sanitation, healthy approving of the establishment of free result of a good fight." < has been making a careful investiga- at their room In the County Record condition of treasury, good reputation toys with a victim that could be de- vocational schools and their approval Thursday— / tion of the methods employed by Building at New Brunswick on of city and Its financial standings no stroyed immediately. The taint of will be filed with the State Board of 7.15 p. m. Class meeting, leader Mr THURBDAY, JUNE 4, 1914, at 2.30 other cities which have vocational J. P. Fulton. / trouble to dispose of bonds of any Bin, disease or habit, makes of any- Health and the local school boards. o'clock for tb.9 following material: one a victim, that Is destroyed be- schools and they will make a report 8,00 p. m. Prayer meeting, lea 1>r kind, but the one thing that Interest Superintendent Willis made a short pastor. 108 Pieces 4in.xl21n.xl8ft. Oln. Long cause of its natural weakness. Some next year. Leaf Yellow Pine Stringers, mer- me much that I wanted him to talk address to the principals in which he Friday—Choir practice at church. men are interested in their prospects Superintendent Willis brought the For what nation is there so great chantable quality. about brought no reBults. The social impressed upon them that it is essen- 6,000 B. VL 31n.xl0ln.xl8ft. Oln. Loi^s next election day. They will give us question before the members of the who hath God so nigh unto tnem as- and moral question Is the last thought tial to be closely In touch with the Leaf Yello* Pine, D. 1. S., merchant- something for our support. WHAT? board stating that other counties of the Lord your God is in;all things. for most of our officials and when eighth grade pupils at the present that we call upon him lot only take able quality. F. A. DEACON. the state have vocational schools and Said material to be delivered on the you mention the rights of boys, their time for they are about to take -up heed and keep thy «>ul diligently they were greatly needed in this lest thou forget. Deuteronomy 4, 7-9. trestle South of tihe draw span on the boy or boys are an exception, your another branch of work in entering county. During the past two years Amboy Bridge, over the Rarltan boys are what they.are because they the High School department. The River at such places as may be desig- Coughed for Three Tears. 1050 pupils (eft school to take up a are not worthy of betterment, the eighth grade pupils In the majority of nated. . things, that they allow but should not, "I am a lover of' your godsend to trade of sorie kind. Had this county A Better School Each bid must be accompalned by tha wises are a little in doubt as to which we know to be harmful social- humanity and science. Your medi- vocational ichools, said Superinten- Can Be Found Nowhere a certified deck la the amount of cine, Dr. King's New Discovery, cured what course of study to take up or ly and morally to your boys, the offi- dent Will) i, the number would havo Ifyouhaveanydoubtofthe truth oftho- One Thousand Dollars (fl.000) with- my cough of three years standing," whether to discontinue their studies, above assertion, dome and spend a few hour? out any conditional endorsements, been cut down considerably. The cials say Is all right or good enough says Jennie Plemmlng, of New Dover, but if the supervising principals to our clanb-roonis and yon'll doubt ttno which check shall be forfeited should for them. Thnt may be true enough Ohio. Have you an annoying cough? State wl'il offer assistance to the longor. Ouraltondancetncrcas«Beviu>vi«Bk the successful bidder fail to enter Into gathered all the eighth grade pupils ancfat present Is the largett In tK^JKorlorv In the case where tha father and Is it stubborn and won't yield to county if they will take up the mat- of our 10 yoar6 In Perth A in boy. . °" J contract and bond within ten days treatment? Get a 50c, bottle of Dr. together as soon as the examinations ter. ' All possible. Improvements have beer from award of the bid. mother indulge in habits that are King's New Discovery to-day. What are over they would do them much mode, and to >«e our olruB-roomn "In aoUo? The Board reserves the right to re- harmful, nnd in self-defence deny the It did for Jennie Flemmlng it will It Is the Idea of the Middlesex under our upito^ato methoa» nuj spleu ject any or all bids if In their opinion good equipmont, wjhld aurpriBo you. harm, the son or children naturally do for you, no matter how stubborn County Teachers' Association ' to have It Is to the best interest of the County or chronic a cough may be. It stops indulge because parents Indulge, par- three free vocational schools estab- 80 W d a cough and stops throat and lung °- A, J. CEBHARDT, ents fall in their attempts If any try trouble. Relief or money back. 50c. lished, ine in Perth Amboy, one In Bad luck is one of the things that Director. Is made at all, to prevent or correct and $1.00, at your Druggist. * • South. Amboy and the other In New come to those who sit down and Trainer's;. Business Co Attest: ASHBR W. BISSET, Buoklen's Arnica Salve for Pimples. Brunswick. The pupils o' 5-16-3 Clerk. PSEfH AMBOY. H, J. j SHRINE'S MEANING NOT ruAIN

Erected to the Memory of Japanese M«ld, But Its Precise Idea Hardly Apparent

One of the pretty shrines of Japan Is based on the story of a beautiful girl, and to this day occidentals can not figure out If the shrine was to perpetuate a tragedy or an honor. The story is that Yamatodake, one of the greatest warriors In the history of the country, halted for a night at the village of Shlmodnlrn. He was wcnry of battle and strife, and sent out word to the village that he wished to be entertained by the prettiest girl there. Kemachiya was selected, and it Is told Corner Broadway and Augusta Street how she spent the evening singing and dancing for the warrior. He went on his masterful way the next morning leaving the little maiden to mourn his ON . passing, and to give birth to his child In due tin*?. "SEVENTY CENTS THE Now, the child died, as did Its moth- DOLLAR" SALE er, and the Tillage erected the shrine, and every few years It Is rebuilt and • - "Will Toe Continued XJntil made more beautiful. But what no occidental can discover is whether the shrine was built to remind the citizens of the militarism of the old days that trod with relentless heels on beggar and wealthy alike, and thus to pay tribute to a tragedy, or whether tt was built to show that the great war- DECEMBER 31st rior honored the humble village by . taking one of Its membership Into his STARTED this Sale with a tremendous stock of merchandise and despite that this has been the most successful sale we have ever arms, ; eld, we still have on hand iots of Winter Wearables. We have determined to do our part in bringing abnormally high prices down to a more reasonable level, and tor that reason we shall continue to give you an opportunity to Save THII'ty Cents on Every Dollar DIDN'T GET CHIEF'S MEANING ybil Spend Here. Winter is still ahead of us and it will pay you in good, hard cash to anticipate your wants. Christmas Presents for taller Misunderstood, but After All, your Men Folks cati be bought here at a decided saving.. As an indication of the savings you ftlay fekpect here we mention a few items: Kangaroo Is as Otibi) i Nirffi •a Any Other. Neckwear in Christmas Packing—55c, 75c, $1.00 Meyers $3.00 Dress Gloves $2.10 '. The Kangaroo received Its name Men's Initialed Handkerchiefs, 3 in box.' 70c Meyers $2.50 Dress Gloves $1.75 through the failure of white men to Sixty Cent Garter and Arm Band Seta 42e $4.76 Men's Pajamas, made of heavy flannel.$3.33 understand the language of the Aus- tralian bushmen. Captain Coo*, dis- |1.00 Garter and Arm Band Sets .....70c $2.50 Night Shirts $1.75 coverer of Australia, gaxlni shoreward Fifty Cent Garters in boxes '. 35* $2,75 Night Shirts .....$1.83 one day, saw a group of natives about Fancy Arm Bands .42 ami 53c Your Local Merchant— 25c Seal Pack handkerchiefs l«c wfriat seemed to be i most fMwaller animal. He sent a group of men $1.76 Sustender and Garter Sets.....7.....|i.l5 Pays taxes; 50c pacakge, 3 in package 35c where L to get It, and was still more dollar Value Suspenders in boxes...... 793 Men's Collars ,.. 18c, 4 for 70c amazed when told of Its shape, Ita $3.00 Braxton Beite. Best belt made. Packed Helps built good streets; hab.lt of earrjing lt« joung In • pouch Gem and Ever-Ready Razor Sets, regular price and Iti remarkable leaping ability. He in mtUvidnsl boxes $2.10 $1.00. During sale ....70c Wanted the natives' name for the spec- Dollar Belts ...;...->. ...70c Support* hi blic Schools; Razor Blades, a package 35c imen that he Intended to take back to $4.60 Wool Lined Short Auto Gloves...... 13.15 Bears his share of the com- $5.00 Gillette Razor Sets $3.60 $3.00 Driving Gauntlet ...1249 •*Wh>fa the name of that beastler munity burdens. $1.50 Durham Duplex Razor Outfit $1.05 demanded an English tar of the na-, $2.50 Auto Gloves $U5 tlvea' chief. Dress Shirts, Sweater Coats and Slip Ons, Flan- $2.60 Silk Mufflm ,.$1.76 r-HwHA V*ir Itta* flerdwsis •Kaii-ga TOO," returned the aatire. nel Shirts, Skating Caps, Knitted Gloves, Rain •TCangaro* ehf repeated the sailor- $3.00 Silk Mufflert $U0 man, and, satisfied, returned to hla $4.76 Silk Mufflers ... . 13.33 Coats, Umbrellas, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, eaptati. The fact Is, -however, that $5.75 Silk Mufflert ... .$4.03 the words spoken by the chief are Men's House Slippers—All to be sold at rierety a pfiraSe meaning «t, or we. Meyers Washable Kid GloVes, $3.60 vahie. don't know." Sale price .12.45 Seventy Cents on the Dollar.

Takfflej To make ferns grow rapldlf lndeora and look fresh and green, chop a few RUBBER FOOTWEAR has not dropped in price, nor is there any indication of the price com- oyster* flat and mix with the Mil and then water well, this may be done ing down for some time; in fact there is a decided shortage,, manufacturers having delivered only every fwtolgkt WaJh the MmM a small part of the orders placed with them. Hence we are forced to make an exception covering your rubber plant with a cloth wet with ollre oil. This nourishes the bur stock of Rubber Footgear which will be sold after December 11th at a uniform reduction of . plant and keep* the leaves dark green 15% from oUr. regular retail selling price, this reduction applies to Converse and Snag Proof and velvety. Add a few drops of am- monia to a quart of lukewarm water Brands as well as the cheaper grades. when yoO Water house ptanti. the chemical acts aa a tonic and fertiliser and makes the foliage fresher. And be careful, when real winter weather comes, not to water your plants with Spend Your Money Where You (Set the Most Value for It. water too cold. Water running from Ip? faucet In January Is far too. cold for tender plants. Add enough' hot Broadway and Augusta St. South Aniboy, New Jersey water to make the drink yon give your J. ALFRED JOHNSON plants lukewarm—«m rainwater always is In summer-time.

•tory of the Pansy. JTOVEMBEB H0N0B BOLL. 1 The centenary of the pansy wns cel- ebrated a few years ago by the Eng- HESS lish florists and the history of the flower as" given fat US tiki was as fol- Sehool No. 1. lows: fifth Tear—Doris Applegate, Mir- "Just one'hundred years ago Utdy iam Applegate. Ruth Bloodgood, Mary Bennett, a daughter of the earl Nettie Brounsteln, Dorothy Oar- ne>, Ituth Henry, Mary Henry, BAKERY of Tnnkervliie, was so struck with the 1 Fletqher Hartman, Lamont Ingram, pimple beauty of a tiny wlldllnjr Viola Cecelia Medlnets, Martha Turner. trl-color that she collected some of the Fourth Year-rRlchard Carney, Mer- is the, place to buy your takes best plants nnd fciive them careful cttl- rell Coridit, Harvey Hess, Arnold tlvntlon. The first batch of seedlings Frlschknecht, Harold Lewis, George and Pies. Just give them a CHOICE LOIN Or PORK rnlaed by her gave such promise that Rehfuss, Edward Uhler, Anna Baker, WEN ROASTED RIC systematic scloctloti was at once Insti- Beatrice Bloodgood, Edna Dennen, trial and satisfaction will be tuted, an& thereiifter j t*f Globe Red Top WHITE TURNIPS, per basket, 25c, per bbl.Sl.00 •JgDHture of (be wrftet to Insure publication. will be: Bei'tha Franhel and Irene Horner( forwards; Sallie O'Connor, Choice YELLOW ONIONS, basket 75c, 100 lb. bag $2.90 Entered In tae Pout Office «t souti Amboy Clearance §ale center; Anna Kaplan and Mildred M second clau mtll matter. 1 Red Globe ONIONS, per basket, 75c, per 100 lb bag $2.90 Tanner, guards; Alice Kennedy, sub- OIF GRANULATED SUGAR, per pound 10c Saturday, December 11, 1920 stitute. The second game will be between U. 8. Army Blankets STRING BEANS, large No. 3 cans, per can 25c JUDGE DALY TAKES ST.VM) OX the Pennsylvania Railroad team of White Rose Brand ASPARAGUS, Middle Cuts, No. 2 cans, LOYALTY 10 COXSTITl TION this city, and the Trenton P. R- R. Y. M. C. A. team. In the South Am- per can 20c The address delivered by Judge We still have a large stock on hand and now is the time boy line up will be found several CORN, per can 15c Daly before passing sentence in thewell known players, James, Ken- to buy. We have Olive Drab Army Blankets and Cumber- cases of those who pleaded guilty of nedy, Dill and others; while in the Thomas Brand BAKED BEANS, per can 10c selling liquor illegally twas a clear land Woolen Blankets in assorted colors. An ideal Christ- Trenton line up will be "Banty" CHOICE DATES, per pound k 25c presentation of the legal aspect of mas Present. Also Penichook Blankets; all these must go. Marshall of the Eastern League, and CHOICE FIGS, per pound 35c those cases, from a high position of other good players. We have a small stock off Extra Heavy Artillery Blankets —loyal citizenship- It rang , clear Music and dancing before and af- PRUNES, extra large, 30-40 to pound, per pound 25c with a fone of American spirit that for this sale. ter the games- Every effort to make WHITE BEANS, good cookers, per pound. 10c must receive tlie approval of every this a success is being' done by the loyal lover of the American consti- Misses Bertha Frankel and Sallie WHOLE GRAIN .RICE, per pound ". 10c' tution, O'Connor \>t the Terminal Chi'b1, and FRESH SHOULDERS OF MUTTON, per pound 15c It matters not what our personal Secretary A. E. Mell of the Y. M. 0. U. S. ARMY SALES STORE COCOA per lb : ,,. ,12HC sentiments may be regarding the A., and 13. C. Thomas, athletic rep- Volstead Act, it ia now guaranteed resentative of the P. It. R. Co. John F. Braney, Manager GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, per bbl. $4.00. Second by tile Constitution of,'the United size per bbl $2.00 States, and the prohibition amend- ment is a.part of our Constitution, LECIION S5T0KEK A HUGE SUCCESS 129 S. B'way Cor. John St. COCOANUTS, large size, each' 15c and is equally binding upon us with BUCKWHEAT, per lb 8c all other parts of that. Instrument. (Continued from Page One) Disobedience .to the provisions of prompt the Legion to arrange other FANCY MACKEREL, per lb 20c and 30c similar events of this nature. the Constitution In respect to pro ORDERS DELIVERED. TELEPHONE 149-Wi hibltfon is as much a disloyal act a Majestic Entertainers. disobedience of any other 'provision The Majestic Bntertalnors, of New- In Order to Reduce Our of that corner stone of our liberties, ark, with Lafferty, ontertalnod tho - Judge Daly emphasized this fact with fans with, their Jazz orchestra beforo anil between the lioufs, their wi.'rk remarkable clearness, and in pass- Meats That You Can [at being In keeping with the salisfnc- ing sentence made It understood tha BIG STOCK Of MERCHANDISE tion given Oie fans by tho rest ot the striking feature In the enormity tbe program, SPECIAL, of the crime lay ^in the fact that 1 We Are Having a " ' Ibi ring was trectetl by Contrac- struck directly at the foundation of tor "Joe" Leonar.% assisted by ' Jim" all our civil and religious liberties, Quintan. Small Fresh Hams 35c Pork to Roast - 25c And the nature of the fine is cal •ciliated to impress this feature upon o • > to 88 Criticize. Uie of Oil. the minds of those who felt th Hindquarters Genuine Lamb 85c Dr. White of the United Slates ge- VHlue^ of the flno thousand dollars ological survey has declared It "no they paid. It will also appeal q less thnn an economic crime to use oil Prime Rib Roast Impressively to those who, while under boilers ns fuel," because tlie sup- Discount §alc equally guilty, fortunately escaped ply of oil was so rapidly declining In OF ALL MERCHANDISE the 'prosecutor's net. the United States nml elsewhere nnd Pot Roast - - 25cOali Hams - 26c because It would soon lie "n very seri- We extend a special invitation tolhe people of South ous problem ns to getting tlie neces- Amboy and vicinity to call, and look over our High Since the contractor to whom was sary amount of lubrlcnnts—which Is Forequarters of Lamb given the contract to build the B renlly the most Iniportiint pnrt of the Grade Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, dentown avenue pavement has sorock oil business." etc., and you will be convinced that we are offering long disregarded his obligations as o to that work, ani now the season Fresh Made Pork Sausage has become too'far advanced for him IJf JTEMORIAM. In memory of Mrs. Nelson Grover WONDERFUL BARGAINS. to do anything until next spring, it who died from powder explosion Roasting Chickens seems that it would be only right Friday, December IB, 1916, and Mrs. and proper to cancel that contract Theodosia Grover, died Friday, De- MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, box % doz.$1.25 and re-award it in the spring. At cember 27th, 1912: MEN'S. $2.50 NECKWEAR •... $1.75 VEGETABLES FRESH DAILY that time it is most likely that the Mother and grandmother, MEN'S'$2.00 and $1.50 NECKWEAR .$1.00 -labor conditions will be easier and Thou wer't mild and lovely, .MEN'S $1.00 NECKWEAR -. ,50c Monagliaii's Meat Market materials cheaper then than they Gentle as the summer breeze, . Pleasant as the air of evening ALL DRESS SHIRTS at 25 per cent reductions. Telephone 26 Quality and Weight Guaranteed were when that job was figured on As it floats among the trees. We ought to be up-to-date In this Heavy Merino UNDERWEAR, $1,50, reduced to. .$1.00 Peaceful be thy silent slumber; Best Quality FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR, $1.50,, 2O9 David Street matter, and not take war time con- Peaceful in thy grave so low— ditions to govern work undertaken Ttou no more wilt join our number Reduced to rr. $1.00 long after such conditions have Thou no more our songs can know, Dearest mother and grandmother, INTERNATIONAL TAILOR MADE". CLOTHES Thou has't left us At $15.00 to $20.00 Reduction of Former Prices. Public curiosity is speculating aa And thy loss we deeply feel, . But 'tis God that bereft us— to who will receive appointment to He can all our sorrows heal. the two-principal offices to be filled Yet again we hope to meet thce, by the incoming council—those ot When the storms" of life have fled •city, treasurer and collector. Sever- Then In Heaven with Joy we'll greet GEORGE GREEN al names are being mentioned^ but thee, COMPLETE OUTFITTER TO MEN AND BOYS. those who appear to meet the most Where no farewell tear is shed. lV/4 South Broadway. general-favor, so far as the reports (Signed) that reach our ears, are Edwin I* Daughter and Son-in-Law Nellie and George Bloss -: Tlc.ft.jpj:—CBHecfor, and PercyV ~ Locker, for city treasurer. ^ Both are service men or more than If you had started saving a few cents a week usual ability, and men whose bust a year ago today how much easier it would have HOBS training has fitted them well been to buy gifts this year. tor such work. Should these men prove to be the final choice of the Can you think of an easier way to provide new council, the selection will doubt Big Bargains in Groceries money for Christmas presents? less meet very general approval, and 'efficiency will mark their work. For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW. ) TBQTKCTIOir EtfGHTE COMPANY. And be ready with a nice snug bank account If Protection Engine Company la B e B n H. & C. White Granulated- when Christmas comes again. The plan is simple, In the condition described by re- All you want Saturday Lb. easy and satisfactory in every detail. , ports, the sooner this once famous Butter 0 r el efv lb.65e company Is ro-organlzed and Join any oFthe following classes: Deposit— equipped tho -better. Some sort ot 25c weekly, in 50 weeks you get $12J50 plus fire lighting equipment should 'be Lard snow white, lb. 18c Cheese, Mftlr 35c interest. supplied this company, and this or- 50c weekly, in 50 weeks you get $25.00 plus ganization placed again upon an ef- TEA, Best Mixed or Ceylon, lb.' 39c COFFEE, Best Blend, lb. .29c interest. ficient working basis. This city can- $1.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get $50.00 plus not afford to allow its fire protec- PEANUT BUTTER, lb '..... 25c COCOA, 25c Eagle, V4 lb. box 19c interest. tion to become inefficient. This la NUCO NUT, 3 lbs .98c CORN MILK, Brandywine, 25c value. 18c $2.00 weekly, in 50" weeks you get $100.00 plus another proof that it would be well SAUER KRAUT, large can 15c PEAS, Full Value, Sifted, can 18c interest. to maintain a closer intimacy be- $5.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get $250.00 plus tween the fire committee and the BEETS, Silver Lake, can 15c UNEEDA BISCUIT .. < 8c interest. chief, and his subordinates. The ac- SUCCOTASH, can 16c MIXED NUTS, new, lb' 28c $10.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get $500.00. tual condition of this very Important plus interest. part of bur city service should be WAX BEANS, best, can 15c ENGLISH WALNUTS, new .33c exactly known by the city council at TOMATOES, No. 2, 3 cans 25c ALMONDS, lb v .'. -37c all times through rtports from the TOMATOES, No. 3 can, large 12«c KIRKMAN'S SOAP, O. K. Lables.... .8c You may join'as many classes as you wish. •fire, chief. When, this Is done there SWEET PICKLES, 25c,bottle 19c Interest is Allowed on All Classes. % 3 Boxes COLBURN'S MUSTARD... .25c "t|s very little liability of the fire de- MY-T-FINE DESSERT, 3 ..., 25c 2 15c Bixes PEPPER 25c partment falling below normal con- Every member in the family may join, from JELLO, Lypton, pkg .10c CORN, 18c Fowler Brand, can 14c ditionio . the youngest to the oldest—your neighbor arid all \ SHINOLA SHOE BLACKING, box.. .10c MAPLE SYRUP, 2 18c, bottks...... 25c their children are sure to join. No membership i FIRE ALARM SIU1TAL8. RUNKLES COCOA, 2 boxes <«25c EAGLE BAKING SODA, % lb. pkg.. .3c fee. 25 Center and Elm Streets. VANILLA, pure, large 35c bottle.., .25c JAPANESE TOILET PAPER, roll...lie Come intd\the Bank and let.us tell you all about 27 Stockton and First Strati. STOVE POLISH, Vulcanol, large, 2..25c POTTED HAM, can 5c the plan. JOIN NOW. Membership books now 93 Bordentown Avenue and Feltus ready. Come in and get yours. * Street SO Broadway and Augusta Street 41 Broadway and Louisa Street fruits and Free Delivery 48 Henry Street and Pine AVanua. Eagle Tea Co. The South Amboy 45 Feltus and Auguata Streeti. Vegetables in •ueesiiorto Everywhere 6* Broadway and Bordentown Avenue BROWlvr BROS TEJA. OO. P. R. R. Yard Mastsr'a Office, > Originators of Low Prices Phone 206 Trust Company q Street and Stevens Avenue, Season tfa and Potter Street*, 138 S. Broadway Bet. John and George Sts. ire trouble or fire out 'est, 11 a. m, and 7 p. m. THE SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEH. JUDGE DALY PLACES HEATT famy of imprisonment. The gravity FIXES OX LIQUOR SELLERS of the offense lies not so much in the mere selling of the liquor as it iturday, December 11, 1920 Judge Peter F. Daly on Sionday, does in the indignity against the when thirty-one defendants were ar- solemn and fundamental law of the land." OPPOBTUJHTIES FOB AIL Eugene Thomas made a total of raigned before him in the county We Mn§t §ell G90 in three games at the Y bowl- court on pleas of guilty to indict- FOB REHT. Wartlme Lumber Consumption. ing alleys, the record being; 244 ments charging them Iw'th illegal The co-nsunipllon of lumber during selling of liquors, fined each one FOR RENT—House 242 Bordentown ave- 246 and 200. the war has been approximated nt 6,- nue, four rooms, some Improvements, ?20.0G. $],000, and directed ftiat Ae parties 500,000,000 feet, board measure, by Buy from us and save 40 per cent on your purchases. Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc.,208 S"il th street At the card party of the Daughters Perth Amboy, N. J. Kesidence, 216 liurden be committed to the county jail un- the United States forestry service. Of town avenue, South Amboy. 12-U-l of Isabella the following were the til the fines are paid. Thife is goo this amount of lumber purchased di- Best White Geese Feathers, per lb $1.25 FOR KKNT-M3 Broadway, (Irooms, SiO.00 wnnors: Bridge, Mrs. J. A. Coan, proof that Judge Daly will not tolrectly by the various government de- water, Kink, toilet, electric lights. Obiirlui Mrs W, O'Connor; 500, Mrs. Brown partments, the army consumption was Woolen Shirts and Drawers, formerly sold for $3 per h. Steuerwald, Inc., 20S .Suiliii street, Pertl erate defiance of the laws. garment, now $1.75 Amboy, N. J. Residence, ill! Hordentow: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. B. Mullen, Miss nearly 5,500.000,000 feet, the navy con- avenue,South Amboy. 12-11-1 Jiicifro Daly Spoke hi No Vnoertnl suming more tlian 120,000,000. During E. Campbell; pinochle, N. Howley; / Terms, 1918 the Emergency Fleet corporation Very good Sole Leather, worth $1.25 per lb., now.. .69c FOB KENT—T,vo garages, eleotlro light euchre, Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Gilfed- J and steam heat. Apply at 225 Catherine When the men were arraigned foi consumed for ship construction ap- Boys' Best Shoes, 8%, to 13 /2, only $2.50 street. 12-4-2 der; non-players, Mrs. T. Gleason proximately 800,000,000 feet. Lumber FOR RENT—A storehouse with railroad The commttee, who 'will have charge sentence Judge Daly spoke as fol needed for boxes and crates alone re- All 50c Stockings—Ladies', Boys', Girls' and Men's, ssidingd ng.. Apply Consumer's Coal Company lows: DiDavdid ststreett Mtf of the party on December 13, are quired approximately 2,000,000,000 reduced to 35c FOB RENT —Store on Hroadway, near Mrs- T. Duggan, Mrs. W. Cheesenlan, "Prohibition against the sale o feet. Structures for cantonments, intoxicating liquors is a matter ol 25 very good Envelopes 5c Augusta street. Steam heat furnished. Ap MrB. R. R. Everitt, Mrs. J. Harkins hospitals, warehouses, etc., used ap- ply to H. U. Hoffman, South Amboy Trus the very organic law of our nation proxlmntely 3,000,000,000 feet. Best Muslin, 36 inches wide, per yard 19c Company, 1-31-tf Mary Gtaquinto, Anna Hickey, Cath- It is a part of the Constitution of th erine Hickey, Agnes Jerome and Untied States of America. That, in Men's $5 Working Pants $2.50 to $3.50 FOB 8AL1. itself, leaves question as to tbe ob- Novel Wireleas Experiments. Julia Hyson, servance of the law answered con By menns of vibratory waves sent Best Wool Yarn, all shades and colors, per hank 75c clusiyely in favor of the observant; FOB SALE—Five-room house, two lots, oi Christmas Eve. will be "grab bag" out from nn oscillator cut In her hull, $2 Railroad Shirts, black,'navy and polka dots, David street; part Improvements, newly u[ the law. Since America Is a na tho battle cruiser Ohio hns been con- tapered anS painted Inside. Cheap to quick night at the meeting of Joel Parker tinr, of laws and not of mil, siibstl- this sale, only $1,25 buyer. Apply to Win. H. i'arlseu, 106 North ti't-cn of a man's personal opinion ducting some remarkable wlreloss ex- Broadway. ll-ao-tr Council Jr. O. U. A. M. All members periments with the abandoned battle- Pure White Cotton Batton for quilts, per lb 25c FOB 8 VLB—Bungalow, Bis rooms, nine of the Council are urged . to bring as against the very fundament*! 1/IK tull lots, on Ferris street. The Uundruiu of the land is nothing leas than ship lown In the Delaware bny near Service. some small article to the meeting anarchy. Phllndclpliln. Tbe dot n»:tl dacli waves FOR SALK-SIx room house on Georgo tonight tor the purpose ol making "Unquestionably a very substantial arc caught on tho sensitive horns of street, above Stevens avenue. Large plot o, percentage, of tho people of the the Iowa's sulmiurlne listener 10 feet ground, 100 feet front, 200 feet deep, 1 lot In up the tags. rear. Oould be used for small factory. Ad- United States were opposed to thi below her ntcni. In tills manner the dress Migs il. *lc. »•*• banquet on Thursday evening. Al- that flies In the face of It aa a mat- MARKET TRVTHKMONAGHAN SERVICE when though a little longer In securing the In need of repairs for Holler, Furnace or ter of business Is flying in the face These Specials Are For Friday, Saturday and Monday Btoveland many other thing* you need re- confirmation than he originally of everything that In Its genuineness pairs for. Store and shop, 'avid street, planned, the announcement comes In goes to make up true America— •pan evenings. ' 7-3-tf the supremacy of the law. Sugar -": 9>6c lb I Danish Butter - 59c MONEY TO LOAN on bond and mortgage time to givs all those who" desire to "These Indictments have given me Ml in ma of 1100,1200,1300 JjtOO, t&OO and up to attend an ample opportunity to se- •10,000. Inquire John ATLovely, 105 11'way. a great deal of concern. These are VIRY SPICIAL cure tickets in advance. not cases where a man succumlm tb MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. sudden temptation and violates the Steaks - 26c lb Romp Corned Beel 22c lb Apply to J. A, Coan, I>, O. Building. law. The violation has been done •Irloln or PortarhouM RIB ROAST TOR MKTAL CEILINGS lee P. ,T. Monag- Pork for roasting 25o lb., andwith knowledge and has toeen done fcan. 111 David street. Prompt norvioe; stock ; Blade Cut Qood and tender en hand. 7-8 tf prime rib roast 25o and 28c, atwith deliberation, and in some cases, Monaghan's Meat Market. ••• in my Judgment, with deliberate con- Hndqtrs Spring Lamb 30c Potatoes, 16 qUaskt 69c TO ALL CONCERNED—I will not tempt for the very institutions and Yearling 2Sc lb SOclb be responsible tor any hills that my o • • • laws or our country. Yet, this char Tht Navipendulum. ncter of offense has seemed to have wife may coutract. Israel Mount, been general throughout this section 157 Main street, South Amboy, N. One ot the problems which naval architects have to confront Is the roll- of the country. There seems to have 3. Ing of a ship on the waves, and thebeen awplauae upon the part of some Fresh Hams 25Jc lb lbs. 45c December 9, 1920. ••• that the offense was being constantly "navipendulum" 1B an Invention for consummated. dealing with It experimentally. "Regardless of what my personal H1LP WARTD. The apparatus consists of two opinion or the personal opinion of Ghuck Roast 18c lbRound Pot Roast 32c lb parts: A plate to which a motion cor- anybody may be, that law, like every Lamb Chops AGHNT WANTED In South Amboy. Soil responding to that of a portion of the the Original Watklns Remedies, Spices, Ex- other law, is above me as the Judge tracts, Etc. NeceBBltlos and repeaters. All surface of a wave Is Imparted, and a on the bench Just as much as It is 35c lb or snare time. Write WntkliiB Co., Bit, New pendulum of a peculiar shape ^hlch the man on the street—all I know Pork Loins 28c lbVeal Cutlets 35c lb York City. 1W1-4 - rolls upon the moving plate In the man- I; the law when It comes to a ques- SALESLADY WANTED -Ouo with ex- ner of a vessel supported by water. tion of whether It is to be observed Brlance. Good pay. Broadway Dnrgnln The same pendulum can be made or not to be observed, to far as the RUTABAGAS PORK ROAST Forequarter Spring Lamb FIRST PRIZE BUTTER Store. 9-ll-tr discharge of my duty Is concerned. to represent different vessels of given "The measure of punishment for size and shape by adding or reritovlng the violation 1B /within my conscience 50c basket 21c lb 18c lb 3 lbs LOST urn rocm. artificial resistance to the oscillatory and judgment us to" what is right- LOST—Sample case containing motion. from all the circumstances. I have This Instrument has been employed stated that prohibition is here Roast of Veal 12%c lb Pigs Feet 10c lb ladles' coats between South and to study the rolling of the Itallnn bat- through oi:r very constitution,, and Perth Amboy; $25.00 reward for In-tleships as well as those of other I said tha'. that applied to Middle- formation and return to James Mc- countries. sex countr. I have practically con- Veal Chops 25c lb cluded to save these men from the Rump Veal 20c lbSausage 32c lb Donnell, chief ot police, or write Infamy of Imprisonment on this their Saphir Cloak Co., 39 West 21st St., Do Well Without Meat first offense so far as I have knowl- SOUR KROUT New York City. Less than n third of the world's edge, and I have no right to think population gets whnt we should call outslrle nf what Is before me In Chickens"* 35elb Kidneys 2 lb 25c Frankfurters 25c 3 lbs 25c NOTICE. three good menls a day, yet the work- court. Thnt is, these men, who hav- Ing capabilities of the, from our_point ing been charged, stand up nnd aav: r of view, underfed continents of Asia Tea. T. am guilty.' Instead ot at- frsfc National Bank of South Amboy, temntlne to add mnchlnatlnn, pos- Sweet Potatoes or Turnips SPARERIBS 25c lb ..; Now Jersey. . and Africa will compnre very well with sibly perjury, through a trial, in South Amboy, N. J., Dee. 3, 1920.either Europe or America. The aver-/ getting away from their violation of 16 quart basket 70c 1 The annual-meeting of tha stock- age annual ment consumption of thethe lnw. I am considering that LamD or Veal Stew - 2 lbs. 25c holders of this tank for the election world is 80 pounds n head, yet both the strongly In their balance, 1>ut I cf Directors to serve for the ensu- Australian and the American eat nearer want to say right now, as a matter Fresh Eggs, guaranteed 72c doz Legs of Veal 25c lb ing year will be held at the banking 180 pounds per head, and the English- of "honest nnd positive notice, that nmise on Tuesday, January 11, 1921,man Is not far behind with about 120 for tho second offense, even though Remember the place, call or telephone. We sell Just as we advertise. ' The polls will open at 2 o'clock pounds, these men have enmo nnd openly p. m.. and will remain open one acknowledged the first offense, If I hour. am here, charged with the duty of 122 Broadway South Amboy R. C.. STEPHBNSON. Kindly mention Citizen when pat- sentencing, there mill'1 not only he a Vll-G Cashier. ronizing advertiser*. fine, but there will be added the in- This store will be open We will hold anything you every evening from now un- select now until wanted by til Christmas. &C0 paying a small deposit. THE CHRISTMAS STORE Here you can fill all your iteeds. You can save yourself lime, money and wony by dcirg your Christmas shopping at this store. You have a very large stcck to choose frcm..

HOLEPROOF HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEFS. "DOVE" UNDERWEAR. BOOKS. Ladies' Silk Stockings, $3.50 value at $2.50 If you are looking for anything in this Hand Embroidered Gowns, Chemise, The early shoppers were surprised at Men's $1.98 Silk Socks, at. $1.50 line, do not fail to stop at the handker- Envelopes, Bloomers and Pajamas, each the variety of books on sale. All the pop-, Men's $1,50 Silk Socks at $1.00 chief counter. in box. Makes a very attractive gift. ular copyrights at 89c Men's Luxite Socks, in various colors.75c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, embroidered Men's Holeproof Socks .50c corners, 3 in box, for .39c Boys' Books at 75c arid $1.00 Children's Holeprpof Stockings 15 ana 85c Initialed, 6 in box ..... 75c to $1.49 Girls' Books at ,75c Fancy Embroidered and lace trimmed UNDERWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE from 49c to $1.49 each Children's Books ...... 5c to $1.25 FAMILY. Hand Embroidered on linen each....59c Comic Series Books, such as Bringing Ladies' plain linen at 15 and 25c Root's Tivoli for men and Children, in up Father, Mutt and Jeff and Keeping up grey, camel hair or white. Genuine Maderia, at each , .98c Men's Initialed, 6 in box... ,75c to $1.49 with the Jones 25c Carter's Union Suits for the children Linen, large size, each...... 59 and 65c Buster Brown Books .49c at .:...... $1.51, $1.98 and $2.49 Silk Initialed, each 29 and 59c Reis' Union Suits for men and boys. Plain Cambric, each 10 to 25c The Bubble Book, the book that sings. Ladies Silk and Wool Union Suits. .$3.75 Children's, 1 in folder .10c Each book has three records, which can Children's Knitted Waist Union Suits, Children's 3 jn box 25c be played on any phonograph $1.49 sizes, 2 to 13, at $1.49 Counterpanes, extra heavy. .$3.25 to $5.98 BLANKETS AND' COMFORTABLES. Sleds. Ladies' Moccasins, in blue, grey of Cotton Blankets ..... 12.25 up brown, at .$1.3$ Express Wagons. "Dove" Brand Silk Underwear. Woolnap Blankets, white or grey, Felt Slippers and Jullettei for ladies Velocipedes. Wool Blanket* up to .$12.00 and children. Gowns at — $4.39 Coasters. Men's Felt MwJcaMng ...... $2.00 Envelopes at $3;98 Comfort^blei, SilkaJine, Satiif an S Men's Havana Brown Ronteos with Bloomers at .$3.9$ Kiddy Kan. 1 covered, prices radge from |j|.ii to $7.98 stitch down soles $3.50 Automobiles•i V- ••'• nil' *'. Each in Holiday Gift Box. Meri'aBlack tfr Brown Vici Slippers.$3,50 Comfortables for the ?rib, silk covered, Irish Mills. filled with pure white cotton, at..$3.98 Boyl' Rubber Boots. Children's and This is an exceptional valUe. An op- Misses' High Arctics. portunity like this comes very seldom. Teeter Toys. Baby Blankets .98e and up The prices quoted are less than the actual Skates. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. wholesale price. Foot Balls . KIMBERLEY PHONOGRAPHS. Sweet Grass Baskets ...... 49* up Basket Balis. MEYERS' GLOVES. Rubber Balls. Children's Fancy Silk Hair Ribbons, cut for Men, grey, black or tan...... $2.00 11-i yard lengths in a variety of pat- For Ladies, white, grey, black or tan terns and colon... .39e, 49* 59 and 69c $1.98 and $249 Boys' Gauntlets ...... -...... 75c Extra Heavy H. S. Turkish Towels, " in various colored borders, place, COLUMBIA SHIRTS. for initial ...... 49c to $1.19 Any tiian will be glad if you present him with one or more. - Men's Silk Knit Mufflers... .$1.49 to $3.98 They are well made, attd warranted At least 50 per cent under value fast color ...... $1*65 to $4.50

Meh'l Silk Four-in-Hands 75c, $1.00, $2.00 WAtSTS. Narcisius Bulbs ,. .59e to $1.89 ' Waists' of voiles, in plain or fafley ttfm...... v-4...... fl.98 to $5.98 Cretone Covered, Round Sofa Pillows Ladies' Georgette "Waistp jn various each $1.98 colors ...... $5r49id $10.98 HANDSOME MOTOR ROBES. Games of all kinds. Sweaters for Children. Blocks. . For all wear and weather. Variety of Sweaters for Ladies. Treat yourself to one of the best phono- Picture Books. v styles and colors. Prices at "First graphs on the market. Plays any record, Sweaters for Boys. Rocking Horses. " ?-." S^niy. Quality "on high." * clear as a bell. Come in and lit us dem- Sweaters for Men. ; onstrate it to you. ..„•.;, Cardigan Jackets. Fabrikbid Hand Bags. TrUftks. SPORT HOSE. We have a very special holiday offer to White and Grey Enameled Ware. - make it interesting. Dolls .$1.25 W$4.98 ^ad ies' Wool Sport Hose, in heather Boudoir Caps .98c and up Silk Carnisoles, flesh arid navy, , PYREX GIFT SET. mixtures, plain or drop stitch, pair.$1.49 . ' STATIONER^. * " "*' $1.98 to $3.49 Consisting of 12 pieces, packed in gift Library Tables, oak or mahogany. Ouija Boards $1.49 Fancy Boxed Papers, both in white or box, price for the set is ... .$6.45 Leather Chairs. colors at per box...... -.> 25c to $2.75 Perfumery •..'.;..-., 25c up Pyrex Casseroles, round or oval, with Kitchen Cabinets. Correspondence Cards, white, pink, or .without holder. Pytex Pie Plates, Gillett Safety Razors. Gunn Sectional Book Cases. Oak or blue or lavender, at 49c with or without holder. . Ingersoll Watches. Children's Papers, at box 25c Fancy Arm Bands and Suspenders in Mahogany. Pen Knives. holiday boxes, 49c up/ Engraved Christmas Cards, » Rugs. at, each ."...... 5 and 10c" Toy Banks. . UmbrellaB." Living Room Furniture. .

Space forbids us giving our Grocery Department the prominence it deserves, nevertheless, it contains only quality merchandise, and we stand behind every article we sell. The prices are as low as possible, consistent with good "quality. "Iii addition to the Habove., v eWOLF FOB KENT—House, 7 rooms, with In A new Building and Loan Associa- home last Saturday evening, in honor provements. Heut £1U. jDijuire Oscar AJ out of three games, thereby carrying AHmdy, K! Catherine stroet. 1-21-lf tion is being organized in Sayrevilie. and Odd Lot Sale of Mr. Dey's birthday. The guests oft* the honors. The score was as fol FOR REN'T-Storeamltwo (2} Hats, mod had a grand time, and the hours ern conveniences. Inquire at 138 Ilroadwsiy Mr. John Paterson and family hav lows: 11-26-tf whirled away rapidly in cards, danc- After the Yearly Inventory Sale there CKXTURY A. C. FOlt KENT—House, ') rooms, city wate moved from George street to Davi ing and social chat. Refreshments, on Catharine street. Inquire or Mrs. J. F. street. Voorhees 122 169 15: are always more or less overs in the shape of AinHlussen, Uordentown avenue. 11-19-tf consisting of the delicacies of the Ray Walling 115 146 14 odd lots and remnants. Every department FOR KENT—Hoorus In 1'arisen Iiulldini season, were served. It was a late Sleam heat, eleclrlc light and water, li The tax budget of New Brunswlc hour when the merriment came to a Armstrong 134 185 12 quire on premises. 5-7-tf has contributed to this sale and we have for 1911 will be $12 ,588.01 higher thai close, and the guests dispersed for A. Walling 119 146 IS FOR HUNT-SIX roomhotiseoii Droadway last year. marked these goods at prices that will GOB throughout, city water. Kent reason a their homes, Hopla 14T 125 12 Die. Apply to 60 Hroadway. speedily turn them into cash, FOR KENT—A live room house. Inqulr The alterations and improvement! The case of Mrs. Edward Covell vs. Totals 637 771 68 Mrs. Josephine Clark, AuguBtastreet. 8-2' It would be almost impossible to enumer- to Whitehead's SD nd pier have been Andrew Kroncmeyer was called be- YACHT CLUB TO LET-Flat 185 Hroadway. Apply commenced. premises. 7-2» o fore Police Justice Birmingham on R. C. Stephenson 186 160 14 ate the many items, as some of the lots are •23-tf TO LET—Five rooms and hath, hot art Thursday. The charge was disorderly Parker 150 164 13 small, and apt to be picked up by early cold water, Monaghan Iluildlng, Hroadway. Joseph Wilson, Sr., has sold th- conduct. Recorder Kehoe, of Perth Smith 160 129 18; 9-1-tf property on Main street where he re Amboy, was counsel for the defendant. Lambertson 156 140 19< comers. It is a money saving chance for sided to Robert Kerr. WANTED TO RENT Notwithstanding: several witnesses Stultz 177 J59 16' you, so try to be one of the early ones. /• - were subpoenaed, only one or two In the above are included Shoes, Dry WANTED—In South Amboy, house of Go The stork left a bouncing baby were called. After hearing the Totals 829 752 82 7 rooms, with Improvements. Address H. F Citizen office. 2-18-1 boy at the home i [ Captain and Mrs evidence presented, Justice Birming- Goods, Underwear, Sweaters* Boys' Cloth- John J, Grimes on Tuesday. ham Imposed a fine of $3.00 on Krono- ing, Blankets, Rugs, Furniture, in fact FOR SALE meyer, which was paid under protest. William H. Mar .in has been engag Great Sun Council everything we handle, and we handle almost FOK SAM5—House, six rooms, city watei eii as piano playdr at a dance to be and gas; lot 26x111 feet. Apply to Uoorgi everything. Gundrum. 1-14-t....»f• held in Spotswoodj next Tuesday even of Red Men Feb. 23 FOR BALK—A special bargain In a nliu Ing. room house and 3 lots, city water and gas oi Knights of Pythias electric lights. Also 6 room bouse, fine yttrc with flowers and fruits. Has, hot and cole! The Knights of Columbus, of New The sixtieth great Bun council o! water, large atatlonary range. Also severn In Annual Convention special farm bargains ranging from six acrei Brunswick, have decided to build a tho Groat Council of New Jersey, Im upwards. 221otgln Block 41 Els. atasncrlilci price. All lots are extra size, some as dee $5,000 addition I their rooms on proved Order of Red Men, will mee Lest You Forget ae 200 feet. Uharles S. Huckelew. o-25-tr Bayard street. Joseph Wilson, Jr., Walter Mac at Trenton on Thursday, February 23, FOR BALE—Two vacant lots on George Dowell and J. P. Fulton, of this city, and the BCSHIOIIH will continue two street, above Stevens avenue. For terms In were, In attendance at tho forty-fourth quire F. M. P. Fearse, Post Olllco IJiiUdlu* The annual ex ;urslon of Star o days. Our stock of Holeproof Hosiery for men Jersey Lodge, No. 484, D. of L. P. & annual convention of tho Oratul Lodgo (•real. SucliMn .lohn Thompson, o and women is complete in every detail. Knight* of Pylhias, held In Masonic MISCELLANEOUS B., to Conoy Island will. take place Avon-on-tlie-Sou, will preside. New You know they are warranted to wear six July 15th noxt Temple, Trenton, on Wednesday and chiefs are to bo elected to succeed the FOB BALE CHRAP—A now oak roll top Thursday, Mr. Fulton was selected present officers, viz.: Great Prophet, months without darning, or you receive a desk. Apply at Citizen oltioo. 1-21-tf deloguto Tram Good Samaritan Lodge. John Thomas, of Avon; great eacheni MONEY TO LOAN on bond and mortgage. The Common Council, of Now new pair that does not, the price is F. M. P. Peamc, Post OHIce Building. Brunswick, has pinned an ordinance One hundred and thlrty-onn lodges John 11. Wright, of Camdonj great: MONEY TO LOAN In Bums o( 1100, HOI). MOO, paying tho Chlof of Fire Department wore represented. senior fjagamore, Chnrlea M. Curry, of FOR MEN, 0 pair for $1.50 MOO, WV and up to il,im. Inquire at La' The lniHlnoss of tho convention went Offices of John A. Lovely, 1«9 Broadway. 1,200 a year Balary. Camdon; grent junior nagiiinore, Har- along smoothly until action was taken •~ MONET TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage, old T. Blinn, of Uurllngton; great FOR WOMEN, G pair for $2.00 Apply to J. A. Conn, P. O. Building. The Board of Trade will meet this on an amendment to the bylaws which chelf of records, Daniel M. Stevens, oi'ROTECT YOOU HOUSK and furnlturo (Friday) evening at the City Hall provided that heroarter' the offices of of Camden; groat keeper of wampun aialnst loss by F1U10; your iilatoglatisaealUNt breakage, Representing: OlJHMAN A&1EU- important buslnc s on hand and a ;rand Inner nnd outer guards be ap- William J. Smythc, Jr., of Long IOAN, INSURANCE 0 0 M P A N V". OF pointive Instead of elective. Tho Branch. NORTH AMKIIIC'A, iSCJLTITAIIM'; FIHK & ull attendance Is doslrod. MARINE INHUllANCB and THK NEW amendment was lost, tho principal op- Among the candidates for junior TOKK PLATE GLASS INSUItANCB COM- loaltlon coming from tho northern H. WOLFF d CO. jTANY. The strongest and best companies V. N. James has received the con- sagamore la John Hackett, of Mlll- /wrltlnglNSUKANOE; losses promptly paid. end of the State. The reports from the / JAMES T. MONAOHAN, Agent, flordon- tract for lnstallln ; the heating plant ville. Mr. Hackett haa been a very f town avenue. and plumbing In the new residence various officers were enthusiastically active worker In tho order. of W. E. Lauren< e, at Morgan. received. All showed Increases In in- There will be an election for four REAL ESTATE WANTED come and membership. representatives of the Great Council BIDS WANTED. Next Wednesda: will be Washing- The report of grand keeper of rec- of the United States, there being eight INSURANCE "JET For Supplying 600 Feet Blue Stone •v WANTED—Farms and Country Homes- Fire, Plate Glass, Accident, Burg- Send full particulars of your property that ton's Birthday. 'he First National ords and seals, Elmer E. Margerum, representatives from New Jersey. The Flagging. you want to sell. Peter F, Ijebktiecher, 78 showed the membership of the order lary and Health; also Bible House, New York City. 2-18-2 Bank will be clcsed, and the Post four representatives who wore elected SUBETY BONDS Office from 10 a. i i. to 6:30 j). m. in this state to be 14,490, the largest last year for two years are therefore furnished on application. Notice is hereby given that the Com- membership ever reported to the holdovers and are Harry J. Rathbone, mon Council of the City of South Am- HELP WANTED R. P. MASON, Clam Chowder Bale this Friday rand lodge. It Is an increase of 235 of Trenton; Frank J. Jackson, of boy will receive sealed bids on over the preceding year. The finances ii First Street South Amboy, X. J. WANTED-A girl for general housework afternoon at 5 o'c ock in the basement Camden; Jacob Stetser, of Gloucester; TUESDAY, MARCH 7,1911, Apply to Mrs. H. J. Berrlen, Bordentown of the order are reported in better John M. Snyder, of Bayonne. avenue. 2-18-tf of the Presbyter an Church, under shape than ever, an increase in receipts "I*i v • . .• , .r • .-•••. up to 8 o'clock p. m., at the Council auspices of the Ladles' Aid Society. OVER es v CAR*1 Chamber in the City Hall, for tha of $14,327.87 being reported. The delivery in said city of FAMILY WASHING WANTED total assets December 31, 1910, A team from Keyport bowled a 600 LINEAL FEET OF BLUE STONK match on the Yacht Club bowling amounted to $442,620,10. Paid during Rev. Madison Peters FAMILY WASHING WANTED-Anna FLAGGING, Bllka, No. 7 Cedar street, Bergen Hill, 2+2 alleys Monday a ternoon, and were he year 1910 for relief and burial purposes was the sum of $74,759.10, defeated by a p ck-up team of the May Lecture Here four inches thick and sixteen inches in h. F. MEINZEB and for current expenses, 161,435.92. width, and not less than four feet in club, ON MIINZEB'S BLOCK. During the year 1910 a total of 169 length, suitable for cross walks. A rare treat is in store for city ad- Said bids to be addressed to Jos, F. In our talk last week we told you deaths were reported. Large quantltie of old timber re- mirers of lectures, if plans now formu- Fulton, City Clerk, South Amboy, N. how pure and sweet our lard was that The following officers were elected Anron* wndlni a ikelrh «nd dtMrlpllon mar J., and endorsed, "Bids for Blue Stone moved from the coal trestles at the lating are successfully completed. •iloklf Mcaruln our opinion fr«e wb«li«r an our customers purchased here, Buj piers have been c nveyed to the north- and Installed for the coming year: Ihvantlon Is pron»blT p»teniRljl«. Curnmtinlca. Flagging." .»i;Rev. Madison G. Peters, of New tloniMrlotlrconlliltntM. HANDBOOK onpatenu The Common Council reserves th» we have a very large trade who d«j railroad yard and Grand Chancellor, Harry C. Keel, •entfrM. Old«M uenoy (or lecurlng patenu. erly side of the York and Brooklyn, famous as lectur- Patent* tak«n tBroart Munn 4 Co. netin right to reject any or all bids. not use lard, but prefer the substitute Newark; grand vice chancellor, Wll- burned up. er- and author and eminent divine, tptctat notUt, without oharge, In the E. J. O'CONNOR, As we are In perfect accord with the' lam D. Quick, SomerviUe; grand JAMES MANHATTAN, Will address a mixed audience on lady who said "everybody to their keeper of records and seals, Elmer Sdetttlfic flmericatt. M. J. STANTON. George Seward Is receiving estt- "Immigration." notion" when she osculated the Margerum, Trenton; grand master of A hanftomeir IlliMratad wteklf. lyimnt elr- Committee on Streets. mates as to cost of improvements to , It is proposed by Joel Parker Coun- Dated, February 10,1911. bovine, we also provide that portion his house on G< orge street. When exchequer, John Patrick, Rutherford; of our trade with the substitute that grand prelate, Samuel A, Dobbins cil, No, 69, Jr. 0. A. M., to! whom completed he wil remove here from Mr. Peters applied, to have several of New ERNSTON FARM F.GG8 is just as pure and sweet. It Is made Jersey City. Mount Holly; grand master at arms, V Bt, Washington, ^from nature's gift from the sunny George H. Hill, Morrlstown; grand the other organizations become inter- are laid by vigorous healthy b ested and the matter given further South—cotton seed oil and olio stea- • Mathew Eler ill on March 1, as- inner guard, Charles Linden, Jr., Ho- housed In large well aired house rfne, from which is made the finest boken; grand outer guard, Howard W. publicity. The event is awaited with Are fed only good clean grain, g< lume duty as g meral inspector of much interest by many admirers ol hutterine which has become so popu ixplosives for th Pennsylvania Rail- Jerrett, Bridgeton; supreme represen- fresh water 3 times dally and neve lar with the connoisseurs. "Com- tatives, John H. Conger, New Bruns- Mr. Peters, who some time ago ad- get outside of the yard fences. / •oad Company, o vering certain sec- dressed large audiences at the K. of pound lard," so called, that you pur- wick, and Past Grand Chancellor The product cannot be cony' Ions of New Jeruey. P. Hall under the auspices of the '/. chase any and everywhere, Is made Henry A. Heinrlch, Paterson. with eggs laid by the ordio^' '*/ M. C. A. and also at the Baptist from beef fat, mutton fat, mutton hen, and therefore comma^j, Master Fred, seley is now the One of the most important questions Church. stearine, cotton stearlne, and any ol iroud owner of a row boat, and he is considered by the Grand Lodge waB price. They are sweet and i.v Further details and perhaps com- x offal from slaughter houaes. Tho; that pertaining to the Insurance de- most delicate Invalid. v% intlcipatlng a go )d time the coming pleted arrangements will shortly be who use that kind of lard will find partment of the order and tho changes EKNSTON FARM, South A in bo j, 1^ .." iummer. The fac that it was design- made public. contains n very strong odor, anl id and made by John Kane is as- affecting the fourth class members of whether It Is used for shortening oi uranco that it is a good one. the department. The matter was the frying your sense of smell will per- mbject of a deep discussion. ceive It first and whoa tho product SUNDAY MEETINGS AT There seems to be slgnB of activity On Wednesday evening the unwrlt- roaches your palate tliat will confirn] THE P. It. K. I. Jf. C. A. n real estate In this city. Owners en work was exemplified and an ad- it. Now If you are not indifferent Sunday afternoon, February 5, the if unimproved p operty are receiv- lress was delivered by Paat Grand You may not be a "high-flyer" but to what you oat and what you thin: ng Inquiries rel itlve to what they Ihancellor Keekan, of Utah, and a Secretary, Mr. Deacon, addressed the arouse and procure it, as cold ty^e still appreciate good quality and ,vlll Boll for. In nost cases the pro- hort talk by Grand Master-at-arms meeting handling for his subject, "A can only direct you whore you can conscience void of offence," giving ierty Is desired for residential pur- . J. Cohen, of Delaware. selections when buying Men's Fur- It. bis hearers the secret whereof they nishings and Shoes. If such is the Very Best Puro Lard .,15' 0WNEBS WANTED. may be at peace with their God and fellow man. case, we solicit your trade, assuring Vory Best Pure Substitute 12o The outloolc is promising for a Owners of watches and jewelry left 6 Calces Soap 25c .t my store for repairs are wanted to Following this subject, Mr. C. E. ou that you will find our goods all arge attendance tt tho invitation ball Barker, of the General Passenger 6 Boxes Star Naptha Soap Powder 25c :all for same at once, Many articles be given at 1:, of P. Hall next Agent's Department, Long Island Rail- ;hat we represent them to be, the 1 4-pound Box Gold Dust 15c lave been with me for some time, 'uesday evening, Tho committee in road, addressed the meeting Sunday 1 Pound Box Very Best Starch...05fl herefore this request is made. prices right and the service tha best. harge have com leted arrangements afternoon, February 12th, his subject I am now offering 14 and 18k gold SK the technical lint will meet w th the approval of being "Personal Responsibilities," and You will find here the same goods re- edding rings very low. If you are II who attend. the large audience that filled the ailed In city stores and at prices that ±\^ man what he thinks ooklng for one this is tha opportunity. room will not soon forget the strong of the HOWARD Watch. COUNELICS McGONIGLE, ill compare favorably. „ Give the lady of the house a rest convincing delivery and the figures In more than a hundred and fifty 1-11-2 Watchmaker and Jeweler. Washington's Birthday—you can of speech used for Love, Grace, Faith Men's Shoes. highly specialized occupations HOWARD et your supper In basement of the and Prayer, illustrating fishing for time is a ruling factor. In industrial Open to Conviction. Women's Shoes. plants—all along the Panama Canal— T. It. MAJTOUKA, Proprietor. lethodlst Bpiscoial Church on John men. Mr. Barker's singing was treet that night. Oyster Supper, 25 What class of men are always open reatly appreciated, especially his Children's Shoes. on the leading railroads of America—in the :o conviction? Those who have vlo- Army and Navy and Government Departments. , snts. Clam chower for sale, by plate solo, "Oh, who cotild It be." In the nted the law. Men's Furnishings, The HOWARD Watch is the finest practical High Class Moving r quart, ready a ; 5 p. m. evening Mr. Barker spoke In the timepiece in the world—and always worth what v Presbytorlnn Church, his subject be- Drowning, King & Co. made-to- yuu pay far it. HOWARD watchmakers make and adjust tfttf Pietures Every Mr. and Mrs. Tilomas .Gleason have WIFE 00T TIP TOP ADVICE. ing "Excuses." His pleasant and big rder Clothing. HOWARD asajin/vatc'i. Cased at the factorr ia4 he sympathy of their many friends brotherly way of delivery and solos timed in Its own case. > My wife wanted mo to take our boy Printed ticket^*// the ptice—5-10 to J1S0. Night n the loss of tliofr little daughter, o the doctor to cure an ugly boil." endered made an impression on his Let us ihoir roo Itiij distinctive n'atcti. ,, lice, who died or Tuesday of whoop- vrltes D. Frankel, of Stroud, Okla. "I :iearors that if followed will make ig cough, aged 15 months. Inter- aid, 'put Bucklon's Arnica Salve on heir daily walk pleasanter. 1 enfc was made in St. Mary's cemetery She did so, and it cured tho boil Wo can say that Mr. Barker Is a J. Af. C, Blum, SHOOTING G1LLKRYI m Wednesday under the direction uf n a short time." Quickest healer of genuine whole-hearted Christian rail- cju.ri "The Regal Store." nderlaker John J. Scully. Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns, Bruises, road man. He haB done much good in O* I"' Best Rifles and Ammuniton. Open 1 JEWELER. OPTICIAN AND Evenings and Saturday Afternoon Sprains, Swellings. Best Pile cure on the past and we know he will cou- A A':. -" 130 Broadway, ENGRAVER Master Howard Davis on Wednes- iarth. Try It. Only 25c at Oco. IV. inue, while going among men spread- iy$v_ South Amboy, N. J. DAVID STREET, NEAR BROADWAi lay exhibited to y. painting, cntltl- aques. ng sunshine in song and speech. 151 Broadway -AS AK- FIRST IN OF MIS COUNTRYMAN. H&NRY

• I whnt brldpe It was and showed mo Many Places the house where George Wushingtoi y slept. Named For : By Hint time I wan hoKinniiip to EG n littIo sleepy iiml tired myself, so Its Location Should Appeai to concluded to pi up Into the Green ' Mountain country of Vermont nnd le the nmiintnlii air wake me up. For self protection I pinned a lnrpc plac Manufacturers. .By RODKIJT DONNEI.L. ! nrd on my Imck reading: ID it uvrr occur to y«:i 111::! 111' 1 siiruntiii "f s which li.-ar it. ; [!i!i>rj;o Washington slept. healthy. Ita soil is sandy, and its land runs from the water-front One sine In (IK; Union is tKiiiii'd fin' I t;ot out of Vermont as fast as I with a gradual slope until it Is ]80 feet above sea level, thus Washington. could nnd went to I'orlsniniltli, N. II., affording excellent drainage. Home sites commanding an excellent The rai'ltal

KEEP IT IN MIND i 3 [Copyright by Ainorlcnn Press Assocla Sandy Hook and did all of bis sleep lion. 1011.1 Ing In New Jersey; If lie always walk- THAT WASHINGTON Alien, GATEWAY DKTWKEN EOIKJ1C WASHINGTON WABU1NIIT0N 8(JUAIIE AND FIFTH AVE- vvus ed Into tlull stsile ill bedtime—In his NUE, NEW YOIIK OiiV. a great man. Hut sleep—and wem to bed, It looked that C way. streets or avenues, Washington pnrlis, does uot give him full rrwlll The Citizen Job Department Washington squares or other localities tse foi his greatness. He was nut 1 soon found out tlint George uwned for the Father of His Country. much gn>ntei" than most of us suspeci had a large number of state bedrooms. is prtpared to do any and all kinds of So far as I know. (Jporce Washington New Jersey was only one of an elab I WAS BEGINNING TO GET A LITTLE PLEEl'V The stntes having Washington coun- MYSELF. , --lie* are Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, was the only man In history who cm orate suit of Wnshingtoulan bedenam bers, each of which wus as big as all PRINTING \ Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indi- quered a powerful nation while he was he showed me the house where George outdoors. ana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Loui- asleep Napoleon lionaparte was a Washington slept He told me 1 was NOTEHEAUS siana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, great soldier, and his biographers tell I had occasion to go to New London, from Missouri and he bad to show me. 1 Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New us that In slept only live nours a tiny Conn., and the first house 1 saw there After I got out of the hospital I re- LETTERHEADS York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Vet on ltint live hours' sleep he con was the house where George Wash- ceived a letter from a friend of mine ENVELOPES Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South quured Europe, nr.tl If tip hud got up a ington slept. They took me in and who lives at Valley Forge, Pa. He BILLHEADS Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Ver- little earlier in the morning tie tnljihi showed me George's bedroom. They said I needed country air nnd the STATEMENTS hadn't made up the bed since George mont, Virginia and Wisconsin. • not have fiiilen down at" Waterloo. rural sights and "scenes and invited BUSINESS CARDS Washington slept In It. me to come down and spend n mouth The states having cities, towns or SOCIETY CARDS But (inirgi? Wiishlugtan went to tin- I rim over to [Iurtford to look for with him and recuperate. I was villages named for Washington are Ar- other extreme. Be slept all the time the charter onk mid ran up against about to accept thisi Iliad Invitation, , RULED BLANKS kansas, California, Connecticut, Gcor- the house where George Washington but upon reflection I remembered that BLANK BOOKS gin, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, slept. George Washington used to live at PAMPHLETS Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Marrlnnd, flown at New Haven I saw the Valley Forge, and I knew that If I went Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, house wbei;e George' Washington slept. out there I would see—the—house- Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebras- At Wtiterliury. where they make the where—George—Washington—slept. So ka, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New watches and watch the makers, 1 saw I wrote my friend that I had died the ¥ork. North -Carolina, Ohio, Pennsyl- tbe house where George Washington week before of Washington on the vania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, slept, and they told me that he used brain and was buried under the house AVILLIAM MOORE Utah,. .Vermont, Virginia, West Vir- E. IS. BROWN n Wnterliiiry watch for an alarm where George Washington slept, and 'la and-Wisconsin, I stayed in New York. DEALER IN clock, its ticks were so loud that the n tlie city of New York Is W'nsli- bedtlcl; said it was no use for it to Nobody has ever shown me a house Carpenter and Builder, Business Wagons and Eton squiiio. a little park of historic 1 wear striped clothes. where George Washington woke up, and nrtlstk memories!, whereon tlie mm 69 Catharine Ht,, Bouth Amboy. I crossed over Into Rhode Island Carriages hundredthiimilvcrsmry of Washington's and stopped at Providence, where the Cheerfull; accession to the presidency wus dedi- 164 MAIN STREET proud natives showed me the bouse cated the initgullk'uut Washington a rdi, where George Washington slept. I "the gateway to Fifth avenue, told tbem that Ills slopping there must ,, As new states arc created new II! have been nn act of providence. They Washington counties and towns fol- I DJ NEW LONDON TBET SHOVED ME-. MACHINE SHOP ARTISTRY AND PHOTOGRAPHY mnde me leave town after that, and I low. In wliort, I he people of the Unit- I He slept twenty-four hours a day. Hi' went up to Newport and saw the ed States Imvo I lie Washington habit. Engines, Stevens Ave., nenr Henry St. i never did anything but sleep. He house where Oeorge Washington slept. And who was It said that republics never woke up. And yet lie whipped Rhode Island Is not much of n state. are ungrateful? Boilers, SOUTH AMBOY. NEW JERSEY the British to a stand and deliver for size. It's close to Plymouth rock, point. Wallaces uak. but It isn't any bigger tlinn n banty and Machinery It Is true that It took him seven oi hen In the shell compared to ortier All onk tree nuar i'nlsley, Scotlnnd, of all' kinds repaired. Fire Plate Glass Insurance known as Wnllaee's oak, is said |« tie eight years to do it, but even that was states, and so it didn't take Georga James T. Monaglian, over 700 years of age. n most prodigious feat for n sleep- very long to sleep nil over that state, MODEL MAKINQ. walker. Jf he could do that well as a and after being shown the bmiso FLDKEING, UNDERTAKER somnambulist. Just think whnt be where George Washington slept In Oil of Borgnmot. GAB FITTING might have done had he been gifted two or three other Rhode Island towns The world's supply of oil of bor^a- BTEAH AHD HOT AND ARTERIAL EMBALIHEB with chronic insomnia! I made a trip to Springfield. Mnss., (190 New Brunswick Avenue mot comes from it comparatively small WATER HEATIBG Tho first town 1 visited In search of which Is named after tbe Sprlngl!eld Offices, j Perth Amboy. Phono 222-L piirt of rnlalirlii, In the extreme soutli rifle, and snw the house whero George Norton Hide rcod Boiler (Bordontown Avenue. Rouih Amboy of Italy, fronting on tlie strult of Mes- Bights In one of the thirteen original i Pbono Nn. 183-L packages of our government was in Washington slept. Blna. In Cambridge 1 wanted to see the V. NEWELL JAMES. Prop New Jersey—Morrlstown, 1 believe it nnrnnr 8»conrf inii Stockton flirnp'i" Washington elm, under whiuli Wash- WHS—and 1 asked tho depot agent if FOR AGED PEOPLE. ington look command of the army, there were auy historical relics in but they showed me the house whore town. His face lighted up like tin.1 HIGH-GRADE Old Folks Should Bo Careful In Their George Washington slept. business side of u dark lantern in edi- Selection of Rogulativo Medicine. •Tin.'.. I went out to Conooril to see tion do luxe, and he replied, with F. £•:. BeOraw, We have a safe, dependable mid al- the home of Halph Wnldo Emerson, together Ideal remedy Hint Is pnriicu- warm eutliusiasm and great town Inrly ndnpted to (lie requirements of pride: aged people and pi'isons of weal; con- "Yes, Indeed. There's the house stitutions wlio sillier from constipa- where George Washington slept. Come or where he ale breakfast, or smoked Real Estate and tion or oilier liowel disorders. We tiro right along and I'll show It to you." a cigarette, or used (he telephone, or hacked the cherry furniture with his SO certain Unit R will lvlievu Uu'se 1 8tw the uiiui wus niisiniis lest little tommy hack, or fought I lie Bill- F. W. STEINS, complaints nnil give absolute satisfac- somebody else should be the iirst to Stovcna Avenuo, nwrMnln Street. tion In every particular thai we oiler show mo the house where George 8UOTH AMBOY Anil that I.; why I say. All honor Io Insurance Broker It with our personal guarantee Unit It Washington slept, mid so 1 went along Bllllll cost the user iiollilng If It fulls with him and saw the house where George Washington! Though lie slept everywhere nnd all the lime anduever ' to substantiate our claims. This rem- George Washington slept. woke up. excepl that time they put edy Is called Itexnll Orderlies. Not long after that 1 went dowu to COMEIISSIONEB OF DXEDS tho Wiilerbury watch In hl.s bedroom, ltexall Orderlies Imve n • soothlnK, Freehold, tbe town where the battle YOU MY BEGIN YOUR lie still found lime to become tho healing, strengthening, ionic mid ri'jni of Monmouth was Cougut nnd where father of Ills country. He was first latlve action upon the bowels. They Molly Pitcher fought her only pitched NOTARY PUBLIC In war. first In steep and II:- t In tho EDUCATION AT ANY THE remove nil Irrlliillon. dryuess, soreness battle, and the first plnce they showed Our gynloin of Instruction Is such that 'COSIK At,ON(), ANtt i'LJi SHOW IT TO YOU.' hearts of his countrymen! After life's a student may begin any day and have and weakness. They rpstore the iiow me was tho house where George Wash- fitful fever lie sleeps well—us usual. exactly the same courso as those vb.o els and nsBodnie organs to more vig- ington slept. Bud they showed jae Uie house where began earlier or Inter. George Washington slept. Long may he SIJUP! And long may Thlalaofnpoclal Importance to those living orous and healthy activity. They uro Later I visited Trenton, whero his grateful countrymen hold In rever- In the country. ceten like candy, may lie taken at auy Washington crossed the Delaware—In After that I made a trip to Lexing- ton, where— ence and keep the taxes paid and the time without Inconvenience, do uot his sleep—and I crossed the Delaware roof on and the mortgage off— WE FIT YOU FOR BUSINESS cuuso any griping, inuisea. diarrhoea, on a bridge and saw the house -whore I3y the rmle bridge that arclied tho flood, Office, PoBt Offlos Building. by giving yon the actual practice Their tint; to April's breeze unfurled, The House George Washington slept. buklncKB. Whnt business houses expect excessive looseness, flatulence or other Here once the emhuttlod formers stood Where you, you leuru hero. disagreeable effect 1'rlce 25c. and 10c. 1 begun to think that tho entire And fired the shot beard round the world. George state of New Jersey must have beon Bold only at our store—The liexnll Store I wanted to see that rude bridge, that Washington George Washington's bedroom. I won- Trainer's Business College, George W. Jaques, Broadway, South arched the flood, but they look mo \ dered If George hung bis ulghtatiirt on across the bridgu without Celling ma Amboy. J PE&TH AMBOY, N. I 1 ! When It Wabbles. What It Achieved The Chi:* Services as A.rrang- ur eye*. Br LOUISE B CUMMINGS doming Wee blenO. id. Copyright. 1310. by American freas All church notices muBi neasure; Association. pleasure. Wednesday mornng. J cheer, «v Year. Christ Church Purlsh, Ed Archer and Molly Doyle were Rector, Rev. H. M. P. Pearse. .i this 11/e, as children one ol those couples we Iver Indeed Residence, Christ Church Rectory. jg and strife like io rend about, liut the stories ot Christ Church . of his creed. u'Uose loves are rarely finished by Service Sunday, January 1, 1911. way and forever The Circumcision. New Year's Day. marriage. Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. There was something enduring about Litany, Sermon ami Holy Com- "Love makes the vorld go round, the affair between Ed nnd Molly. munion 10:30 a. m, aln'd It?" At any rate, It lusted till Ed went Sunday Scliool 2:30 p. m. "Yaw. But vlien it hits dot divorce away Io college, and that is about as Evening Prayer and Sermon corner It goes buiupety-biimp." long as child loves usually lust, in 7:30 p. m. UJIS ci)se there was nothing on cittier Services during the week ending January 7, lyil. That Idiotic Talk. side to indicate that during Lid's col- lege course love was smuldernig in J^riday—The Epiphany. Holy Communion 9:30 a. m. uis breast or that ot his child love. Friday— I'liere wus no correspondence between Choir Rehearsal 7:30 p. m. them, anil it either ever thought of Doanc Memorial Chapel tUe other no one besides themselves Morning l-'rayer, Litany and Knew II. They missed each oilier when Sermon 10:30 a. m,' actically J&\ lit) returned for ihe only viicaiion Be Sunday School 2:30 p. m. - ," i - m spent ut home, and when he wu* uniil- Chapel of the Good Shepherd uiiled as a civil engineer a |>o"itlun Sunday School 3:00 p. m. jiiture in tht was rencly for nlm, of which lie ni Evening Prayer 3:30 p. m, once uvulled himself. Therefore they DaptiBin is administered as follows: Old uol meet from the time he begun At Christ Church at the 10:30 a. m. service, 2nd Sunday of month. Be Reduced . tils studies till two yeurs after lie huii At Doane Mem. Chapel at 10:30 a. m. been burning iifiiiinst the world. last Sunday of month. When llie.v did lueet lOd wus pnylnc At Cliapel of Good Shepherd at 3:30 iillciiljun to n VIPIIIIK willow ot men us. p. m., last Sunday of month. II is mollier was not well, uud he lel'i The Parish House 1 "i arvn xon GOOD win AND Ins work anil his charmer to |iuy Hie Meetings of the Various Societies: Furniture for Parlors, Reward Is the mped of ondenvor, "Did you full?" asked it young man, mollier n visit. While at home Ho Sunday— And If I ntn really worlli whllu, a Judy who lind fallen over n culled on Molly Doyle. Tho Sunday School 2:30 p. m, New Year, you will RIVO mo your fimll Monday— "I nhould any I did full." Now, It happened that .Molly iind The Girls' Friendly Society •you hiilo In your mystical liimd Kii'K widow lind a inuiual friend. So Living Rooms, Bed R J- No luck tlint I <'a[iu(it cuittrnl "1 thought, it funny if you just sat 7:30 p. m. 1 whim lid uppeuri'd Molly Knew all Jf 1 trust my own crjiirugi ami HIIIIIII down to play with tho pup." Tuesday— On tho Inllnltu HtrcnKtli nl' my HUUI, about ins intentions, or at least what The Junior Auxiliary... 4:00 p. ir MINI IIICIOH In lily bniln anil his milrlt appeuri'd to be IDs liilc.ntloiis. The Hoys1 Club 7 to 9 p. a Halls, Dens, Office A power (lint la godlike, or near It, 8ubtletlei of 8nobbery. She cuiiR' down to mee.1. hiui with a Wednesday— And lib who lias meuHimit hi:i fureo Cun govern evt'iilB In tlinlr eourru. letter 111 her hand. After (jreelins Choir Practice 7:30 p. m linn she threw the missive on a table. Thursday— \fOU corno wllh n crown on your lirnw, It wan iiddreKseU and slumped rendy The Brotherhood of St. Andrew •*• Now Year, without blemish or jpot, for the nmil. Molly wrote it largo (Juniors) 7:00 p. m Yet you nnd not 1, nir, must bow, The Brotherhood of St. Andrew SALE BEGINS TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 For Thnc Is the servant of Thuuiclit. hand, and II didn't require H micro- , (Seniors) 2d and 4th Thurs» Whatever you brlnn mo of trouble sco|ie to rend the name of Ihe person days 8:00 p.'m Shall turn into nooil .ii.il then iloublo ' for whom I lie lelli'r was Inii-nded. In- If my spirit looks tip without foar Saturday— v To the source tiiut you came from, Now deed, one could decipher It from across The Sewing School, where ¥ear. uu urdlnury sizcil room. children, are systematically HAH* E A CO., —Jilla Wheeler Wlluox. Molly IVHK not especlnlly cordial. taught plain sewing.. 2:30 p. m. She did not let It uppenr tlmt she ex- The Basket Ball Team.. 7:30 p. m. ' A New Year's Hope Song. pected iiuy return of thut sweet Inter- The Rector can be found at the Broad, Hew and Halsey Sis. Newark Brother, listen hero u little to the eons ol change of sentiment which, murks u Rectory (except on Monday) from ono who known child love. Ed made iipproucfies to- 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. and from, 1:30 to Why tho rlpplti's on the river and ths rod 2:30 p. m., and requests that cases ot !_ Is on tho rose— ward speuklng of It, but met with sicltness be reported to him promptly Ono to whom a volco has whispered while no encouragement. The convorsmloii in order that he may attend to them. Ills heart stood still to hour turned upon Molly's friend, who wus Why tho bloom Is on tho bramble, why "Are those people anybody?" love's sunshhm gilds the tear. "They lire known by everybody, but also tbu widow's friend, and this led care to lcnow nobody." to some mention of the lutti-r. inn John Street M. E. Chnrch I.tlton; 'tis a humblo message brief as "Then tliey must be somebody." Molly did nut spenk of her as a mut- Rov. C, S. Miller, Pastor, wo would wl»h our cares, ter of luterust to her or her visitor. If Residence: 120 John St. Sweet as soft played twilight music steal- Ing o'er us unawares. she hud imy feeling about the widow Services for the week beginning Sun- Between Kisses, she didn't show II. This It IH—tho richest reaping of reward day, January 1, 1911. your toil will bring Ed'a call Insleil a couple of hours. Sunday Services: FIRST H0TIOHHL BflNK$ When you think nobody listens to the lit- When be arose to depart lie asked: tle song.« you shitr. Class 8:30 a. m. "Is the letter on the table fur ilip 10:30 a. m. Sacrament of the SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. / 'TIs the nightingale Imprisoned In tho fast- mail?'1 Lord's Supper will be ac(mjnistered. nesa of a cage, Where no answering phllomela's notes his "It Is." Sunday School 2:30 p. m.^ • _ _ _ j , pining may assuage— "Let me post it for you. I pnsa tlie Epworth League Service, 6M5-p. m^ His the song that sways tho heartstrings office, on my way home." led by Rev. C. S. Miller. -Gaptail $50,000 Surplus $7^,000 > with the loneliness it breathes, "Thauk you very much." Preaching 7:30 p. m. Subject: "My His the power thai the poet hath ln- times are in thy hand." Undivided Profits Earned, $14,000 twlned with laurel wreaths. She hnncled him the letter. He pul it lii his pocket nnd took leave. This Church will join in the Union.' Service of the week of prayer. The • Crying out against the darkness, praying The next evening he called, bringing for u~ echoed call, service will be held in this church on In a thrill ^, throbbing cadence hear his with him some (lowers. Molly sof- Wednesday evening 7:45, the Rev. Mr. This Bank Pays Interest pleadlijgs rise and fall. tened a little at the gift. When he Pearse delivering the sermon. 13o God lets us think our music on a cal- spoke of how mnny flowers he hud Thursday 4 p. m. Junior League. lous world we fling- OK ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK Lets us think nobody listens to the little glveu her wlieu they were children she Saturday, 8 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. songs we sing. said that now be spoke of it she re All are cordially invited. Excellent membered them very well. music by the choir. AH seats free. k __ PEU CENT on balances averaging daily Courage, brothers, while a clamor from Mrs. Megushleigh (of Chicago)—So "By the bye," said Ed, "on leaving o M the busy world may rise. .$500 and over for the month. Filling all the songless spaces 'neath the glad to see you, dear. you Inst evening I wns so engrossed Methodist Rroteatant Chnrch overarching skies, Mrs. Squeclelgh (of Cincinnati)—I am with the pleasure of meeting you Rev, N. E, "Webb, Pastor. 2 While we feel our little murmur may be afraid' I am too tired to dissipate much. again that I forgot to post the letter Residence, Main Street. heard by none but us. you committed to my care. I have PER CENT in Special Deposit Depart- Sing, sing on, though hearts may falter; "Oh, you'll get over that. Papa hag Servicos for the week beginning Sun- It Is best we labor thus. invited friends whom you will like to brought It back to you. thinking thnt day, January 1, 1911. ment on accounts of $200 and over remaining go to the factory to gee the hog kill- after the dehiy you might wish to re- Sunday services: Borne one here or there or yonder hears ing." consider sending it." in Bank for at least Three Months prior to no sound amid it all Class Meeting 9:45 a. m. But the cadence of our carols M they There was an odd look is Molly's Preaching 10:30 a. m. 3 - January .1 and July 1. bravely rise and fall. Editorial Favor. eye uud a faint tinge of color in bur Sunday School ' ''s ' And the very hope It yearni for to torn* cheek. Instead of looking- disturbed Y. P. S. C. P & weary soul may bring "A month ago you rejected a story Preaching \ 1M0BB TBA7BLBRB' CHECK! FATABI.E BVEBTWHBRE While you think nobody liiteni to the lit- of mine." over Ed's forgctfulneBB. she looked rather pleased. Thursday: \ »BLI.S eOU.BlQS DKAFTS FATABLE IH AIIT PAST OP tle songs you alng. ' "1 remember. Thought it was rot- . -Strickland QllllUn. "Tonight as you pans tbe office will Junior C. E. i. CHB WORLA). ten." • Praise and Pra> "I had offered it for $7, and you do as well." she said and spoke of oth- er matters. Saturday evening, BAKBY u VBRBINE. (resident '. R. 0. BTEPHBHSON, Cubler --•^TioNAmaNK, :urned it down." All are welcome, v "So 1 did." The next evening Ed called again. free. T. HMN0IB PERRINS, Assistant Ctabler v Sn«5 .? Ainbojr, N. .1. Tbls was three evenings In succession. /ieV' December 8. 1010. "Well, 1 sold that story for $40. D1BEOTO18I He brought her a more substantial The nunu, /meeting of tbe stockholders of Here's another story. May I aslc the thin bunk for the election ol directors to servo gift than flowers—a glove box, liiind- Baptist Ch OAXIIL C. OBUOL 0H»MTIAH BTSAUB favor of one raor« rejection? It seems for the ensuing year will be held at tbe bank- somely inlaid. She received It gra- Services for week bet HiBir o. nHixi Bcrci BMBorrr Ing house on Tuesday, January 10th, 1011. :o help."—Philadelphia Ledger. OIUBOZ T. WKM&T. The polls will be open at 2 o'clock P. M., ciously, ' day, January 1, 1911. and remain open one hour. R. C. STEl'HENSON, "It Is for atonement," be said. 10:30 a. m. Preaching. 12-10-5 Cashier. "Atonement for what?" Sunday School, 2:30 p. m. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Y. P. S. C. B. at 6:45 p. m. l.OTIG'E TO CKKUITOKS. "A bad memory. Again I have for- gotten to drop your letter in the mall." 7:30 p. m. Preaching. OHN J. COAKLEY, EXECUTOH3 OF Between James E. Wallis, et ux., J ThomaH Oroderlck, deceased, by dir- Complainants, and John W. Wallle, She gave him a forgiving smile— Prayer Meeting on Thursday eve. ection or the Surrogate of the County what else could she do after the atoa- at 7:45. V of Middlesex, hereby gives notice to the credi- et als., Defendants.—On Bill, etc.— Friday, 3:30 p. m., Junior C. B. tors of the said Thomas Broderick to bring Notice of Sale. Ing gift?—and said: In their debts, demands and claims against "Oh, it doesn't matter. Put It In as All seatB are free and all are made the estate of the said deceased, under oath or By virtue of a decree for sale to me affirmation, within nine months from this you go by tonight." welcome at all services. date, or they will be forever barred of any directed, issued out of the Court of PERTH AMBOY HARDWARE CO. action therefor asalnst the Bald executor. ihancery of New Jersey, in a cause "You are very bind not to scold me. Dated December B, 11)10, wherein James E. Wallis et ux., are I shall keep my mind on it from tJiu Presbyterian Chnrch JOHN J. COAKLEY, complainants and John W. Wallis, time I leave you." 12-10-Bt lOxecutor. ' Rev George Kane, Pastor. 160 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. et als., are defendants, I will expose "On, the mulling or the letter?" Services for the 'week beginning, Sun- to sale at public vendue on Thursday, "The letter." ' day, January 1, 1911. WILLIAM MOORE the twenty-sixth day of January, 1911, This evidently meant something at-the hour of 2 o'clock in the after- 10 a. m. Men's Prayer Meeting. All noon of said day, at the City Hall, in more ,than tbe words, for Ed spoke men welcome. them with his eyes fixed ou her In- the City, of South Amboy, County of 10:30 a. m. Preaching by Pastor. Carpenter and Builder, Middlesex, nnd State of New Jersey, tently, and she dropped hers to the. We Carry a Full Line of all that tract of land situate in the floor. Subject: "Jesus Death". At this ser- OS Catharine Bt., Boutli Amboy. 3ity of South Amboy in the County ot During the next call Mr. Archer vice tho Communion of the Lord's iliddlasex and State of New Jersey, Supper will be administered. USTEstlmates Cheerfully G-iv8u-©8 ivmde upon Miss Doyle he miule no ; nnd described as fallows: Being Mention of the letter—at least until lie 2:30 p. in. General Sunday School. known and designated on the record- Classes tar all. ed map ot tho Village of South Amboy arose to go. He brought her n gift, STEAM, GAS AND WATER hut kept it In his pocket till his visit :00 p. m. Christian Endeavor Meet- is lots numbers thirty-nine (39) and ing. forty (40) on Block No. eleven (11), wns finished. He had a grent deal to said lots being each twenty-five (25) sny abnut their childhood days—more, 7:45 p. m. Preaching by the Pastor. feet front and rear and one hundred ndced, than he had to say about ilie Subject: ''Come and Rest." FITTINGS AND SUPPLIES (100) feet deep and bounded ns fol- eight or nine years thnt uad pnsswl Thuradny ivvening our Mid-week de-j DON'T lows, on the south nnd west by Broad- since, during which lie had made no votlonal exercises to God. Our/ ^ knock your town! way, on the north nnd west by lot effort to communicate with her or to Prnyor u.id Praise meeting. number 41, on said Block number 11, Saturday evening, 7:45 p. m. Chorus GENERAL and BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Don't refu^ i to advertise! owned by William rjisbrow and see her. Indeed, on this Intter subje*'! Gamaliel, on the north and east by lot le maintained a discreet silence. Rehearsal. PAINTS, OILS, ETC. number 38, till on siild Block number It was near midnight when, having Seats free, ptrangers cordially lnvit- Don't patronize mail order d. If you liave no church home we 1, excepting and reserving from the told her thnt he had loved her over housesJ above described premises twelve and since lie WHS n boy nnd could never ;ive you a r.lost hearty invitation to one-half (12'^) feet off the rear of ome and worship with us. Don't fail to give us your snirt lots heretofore convoyed to Wil- Jove any one else, lie toolt out Ills gift lam P. Sawyer by David P. Snow- —a ring—nnd slipped II on her linger. His Love, TOOLS TORAL L TRADESMEN f ordei j for all kinds of Sill], October 4, 187G, and recorded She miule uo objection, since she lind Rich Banker (to bin daughter's suit- consented to a betrothal. Before leav- job printing! November 22, 187C, in book 102 page r)—Don't (nlk so much of love. You •. 303. 'ng lie threw the letter lie had nyuin tnow that what ronlly attracts you is failed to post ou the table, Don't forget to stand by your Dated, December 19, 1910. :he 80,000, marks tlmt my daughter "Did It contain a 'V?H' or n 'No?' " he HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 1 ADRIAN LYON, ill get wlii'ii she mnrrlou. ' r, and it will Special Master in Chancery Hked. Suitor-AVlmt! No more than that? OHN A. COAN, She opened It »pteyud a sheet -Fllcgelitle I'.liitlL'i. : ''-'inltor. 12-24- ' blank pap-- t.hii other band, however, the ex-geua COUNCIL XI ORGANIZE, tor in. his latest statement, published Continued from page one. this morning, insists that he made no 18MSHKD BY sent Board of Trade, Mr. O'Conno MBOY PKINT1NO 00. such promise and also calls upon Wil- has been a potent factor in its opera at, son to produce the name of the man tions, and is now serving his second Cha. •HONE 146-L to whom it was alleged to have been tiTin as vine president. He is a mem' vejnb given. her of the Hoard of Health and has at Lai HB YfiAii: %\ IN ADVANC But while the Governor-elect may linen acting as president since the by the be entirejy justified, as a matter of resignation of Dr. Albright. Court E- clean politics or devotion to a high <,_ 4 the Post Office at South Ambo With the advent of 1911, Mr. O'Con Last ye standard of public service, in asking ad class mall mailer. nor takes a seat in the counoi the Boara the Democrats in tlie Legislature of chamber and brings to that office ; vacancy an. his State to repudiate Smith, it is fitness that has been hardly won by to the same i Administrators. Kiecutors and Guardian certainly clear that he i3 not right a long and successful business am solicitor to tht iftit please bear in mind that this Journal Is either logically or ethically, in de- public career. His friends predic holders in Jan /legal aewBpapor and therefore a proper mo manding the Senatorshij) for Martine. and all expect that his Councilmanii holds that offict ' Jura tor the publicatioo of their notices. A new man of much stronger, more duties will bring added honor and office, Mr. Coan . tested and abler personality ought to credit to the Councilman from th the county seat. I be the outcome of the situation, if > All oomraunlcaUouB or Items of news ri Second ward. and with his wife . oeived by us must he accompanied by ti Dr. Wilson and his friends view the on David street slgn&tute of tueiwritef to Insure publlcatlo size of a seat in the United States MICHAEL ,T. STAJTTOJi. Senate and the size of its occupant GEORGE ,G. C. Michael .T. Stanton was born in in their rightful proportions to each George G. Oliver wa. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1910. South Amboy on November 14, 1868, other. farm near Wrigbtstown, and hence has been a life-long res! County, New Jersey. H. Next Monday Thomas J. Scully wll dent of this city. were Quakers. After a , /retire as Mayor of this city, much t< HiH parents were Mr. and Mrs. John school education in the \ ( the regret o£ a large number of hi WHY? Stanton, the former of whom has but schools of the neigbborhc ••''-• was established entirely through hi capacities by the Pennsylvania Hail YEARS 1907,1908 and 19ft efforts, The reduced tax rate, am Why Is the Trolley Company allow road Company. At present ho Is in './••' many other benefits to the people and ed to block tlie (low of surface water, the train Hervice. JTICEOF SALE. the city may be placed to his credit, so that a lake is formed by every con- The Councilman from tho Third It is expected, however, that his sue siderable rain fall, in front of Christ fJY CUVJON ItY ALKItKll T. KKHU, 'COLLECTOR ( Wnrd lias always taken an active In- .. Amboy, County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, tL_ cessor will follow in the path formec Church? how ;. elands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate herein terest; In public matters, but never aftur • it term lor which any peruon or persoim will agree to take by Mayor Scully, and that the best in Why are the Trolley Companies the sri sought olllco until tho first election idllon tlieroon, liicludlug interest and costs of sale; and the terests of the city will be tho aim a allowed to maintain a public nuisance until mi under tlm city form of governmont. all times. In tho shape of an "open nlr" Waiting At that tlmn, yielding to tho lm AEBDAY, JANUARY KOUBTH, 1U11, Room, on tho sidewalk In front of protunltlen of his friends, ho was a Christ Church Parish House? ivt X o'clock leOlty Hall In tho City of.South Atnboy. And the suld lands, teue- Woodrow Wilson's Mnrthic Test. candidate! for thu olllco ho linn so nc- incut*, tioro i und foul cstnti) so to bo sold, and tho nuuioii of the persons against Mr. Editor, If you can answer whom tho HI .lave lieott laid on account of luo same, and the amount of tax laid ou From Philadelphia Bulletin, Dec. 27 these questions, you will confer a account of on il iiro us follows, to wit; It is somewhat difficult to under- favor on UNPAID TAXES 11107 tand the virtue there may bo in a "Ono who would like to know.' To whom Anl. A Houses Lot* Lot So. Street or Avenue Block No. Ain't Tu .aw* that la so Interpreted as to open 1'ater Bteuerwalq* IKK 28-SSO Stevens 21 (148 IOHUUO Mrs, K. Miitoliott 12 U-20 Louisa 81 CCS the^way for the election of a man of Kulate Mrs. K. M.utclioU 1 '£> David •ii) U26 inferior capacity to an office' whicl Charges Against Ye UNPAID TAXES 1908. presumably Is supposed to be reserv- Kslilte Mrs. K. Mntchett.. 12 two Louisa liiatuto AtiH. K.Matcuett.. 6 it ed, at all times, (or those citizens wh 1 1 25 David a GO Olde Spye House UNPAID TAXES IIXW. represent the highest grade of char- lOntateJohii (Jonnoll 23-24 Feltus 130 2 62 <, .acter and ability in the Common- ilrudley Mate • i-2 Centre Ml The W. 0. T. U. of Snyrevtlle have GEORGE O. OLIVER ulra. MiicUii Noblo , 1 13-14 Harltan.. 210 10 08 wealth. VV'lllluifi l'l'coman 1 40 Uonover. 210 iw filed with the court three more ap- KBIIIU" Uaiilel Jluckley 1 26-26 Canover 210 IO.OS • James C. Martlne, of- New Jersey, man and desirous of seeing his native Mlchiel Olenry 1 1 20 Uonover 207 plications to revoke licenses in the , 'JB virtually admitted by many who country, Mr. Ciiver later accepted a Martin Noble 7-8 UoQOver.. 207 township under the provisions of the KcHt 8plecker 30-12 Wllmott. 202 are supporting him, either nominally position as station agent on the Texas IJiilnuwn 20-27-210272 ) WiWilmotl t am Bishop's Law. Judge Lyon set Janu- iCrnut Hpelcker 1 10-19 Wllmott 0 or actively, as a candidate for United and Mexican R. R. Unknuwu 61-62 Usllroad .... 301. ary 12 for the hearing of the cases. lUchuni l'nrisen 1 40 Broadway... 201 i States Senator, to be somewhat de- His desire to return to his native IS 26 88 L'apt. Ciarlos I'arlson 1 21 Augusta 16 The men who are now placed upon Capt. UhVleu I'arlsen 22 Augusta 672 ficient in the mental power, the cul State caused him to resign his posi- 16 336 tho defensive are Andrew Allgair, Captain Obarles I'arlsen 23 Augusta 16 tare, the sagacity, and the experience tion with the company and he was Uapt. UhaJJes l'arlsen 3S6 24 Augusta 18 8 36 John Bngelhardt and William P. Hart- Mrs. JniucJ Kerwln 1 31 Augusta 16 that fully equip a man Cor first-class later employed on the New York Divi- lllchard myden 1 16 12 man. The first two are charged with 3tl Stevens 27 16 96 -duty and service in that office. sion of the Pennsylvania R. R,, and Mrs. .1 nmes kerwln S3 Augusta 16 .338 . selling In Illegal quantities, selling Heoriio l'urlifcu 1 00 Augusta 27 If that Is the case, it would be In following that went with the Balti- Ueorge Pariifcn 1 61 Augusta 10 08 to minors and in permitting disorder 27 23 62 i«umbent upon the members of the more and Ohio Telegraph Co. While Margaret Colinell 1 30 Augusta 28 17 64 at their places. Hartman, who keeps Mai garoi C'oh ncll.,., ; 31 Augusta,.,.. 28 6 04 Legislature at Trenton, in exercising In the employ of the last named com- M rs. Charles (Watson 1 I 23 David 3U 840 Ye Olde Shy House at Morgans' John McCurniy 1 07 Augusta » 24 •deliberately their constitutional func pany Mr. Ciiver became a proficient John McCarthy Station, a resort for fishermen and 08 Augusta 1 68 tions for th<|,good of their State in MICHAEL J. STANTON. lineman and electrician. list. ills..I. Jlulhollantl 3 Augusta 40 168 campers, is charged with Sunday Kst.Mrs. J. Mjulholland 9 Second 101 44 jits reIa£jjpCto the legislative power About this time Mr. Ciiver married Philip Dangler 23 Broadway... 104 43 68 selling to minors. ceptably filled during the past two Hat, WUIIani jWlnnlck •15-47 Henry 25 34 « ('4jtBnfngti>n, to choose a stronger Miss Carrie S. Parker, of Chester- list. Johanna 'Ryuu G2 Henry 87 IE 12 o years. Notwithstanding that it was field, N. J., and shortly thereafter, on George C'hcesejnian, Sr 3 Pine 48 (-»- better man, even if Mr. Martlne Kstnte M rs. K.' Cox 1W2 Qeorge 24- CHRISTMAS AT CHMST CHCBC1I. the Taftyear and that he was oppos- December 23, 1890, came to South Ustate Mis. K. Matchett il-'JO Louisa 31 16 Ml • had received a majority of the popular 31 COO ed by a popular and representative b'raucliskaKulvak 58 Ferris M •vote of his party at a primary elec- The music at Christ Church on Amboy as an employee of the Penn- Kstate ti. L. Kvoritt 1-7 Ferris 32 __ 3A2 363 ' tlon. The members would be war- Christmas was a treat to all lovers of antagonist, Mr. Stanton was returned sylvania R. R. Co. Since then he KstnteU. L. Everltt 8-0 Ilordentown 86A 936 victorious. That his service In the Mrs.(J. Thompson 10 Bordentown 35A 168 ranted in such action, on the ground good music. The choir was re-lnforc- has had active charge of all the elec- Mary Monaghaii 1 13-15 llordentow' u s3o0 2184 City Council were well performed and trical apparatus, telegraph and tele- Tlioinus Downs 1 2 0-8 Stevens 80 10 12 that the people had made a mistake ed by a number of new voices, which Andrew O'Connor <-.., 2 30411 George «(! 336 ' in their selection, or, rather, recom- added great volume to the singing. his attitude on the question coming phones on the Amboy Division. EstateG. L. Kverltt 1 U Ferris 43 34 before that body endorsed by his con- Mrs. Jemima Lester 1 1 Uordon 43 672 '• mendation. The anthem, "Shepherds Abiding," Mr. Oliver has one son, Holmes William Whalcn S 64-C5 Ward (u 134 stituents is attested by the magnifi- A, P. Uacliman 1). >{3-l FeltUB ' M But when it is a fact that a candi- was grandly rendered, and was great- who is at present a student in the Joseph Duncan..... 1 U 1 26 cent majority accorded him at the 18-M George .' BO 6 04 date, not of the highest grade, thus ly enjoyed by the large congregation High school. Fill ton-Gordon Co 4 'iUU George £) 336 recent election. John Mitchell 1 Florence urged upon them, has received the present. While always active In politics, Mr R. P. 1'ivrlaen 16 Feltus, Catherine, Lefl'erts 68 42 7 98 vote of only a comparatively small In the arternoon the Sunday Mr. Stanton is married and has a Ciiver never accepted public office la additions to tho above amounts tliere will bo colleoted on each parcel Internet at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum from December the 20th, 11)07, anil from December ths ''.'- .portion of his party; that this por- Schools of the parish assembled In growing family that may well take until 1909, when he was elected a 2Uth, 1!»8, and from Docembor 20th, 1909, to the time of payment, together with a fee of pride In the official career of the twenty-live cents for each parcel of land advertised, twenty-live con ts for each imtcolof ' tlon was cast almost entirely in three the church, and sang their Christmas member of the Board of Education for land sold, titty cents for each cortMcalo or sale, and tlie cost of printing, postace, aflldavlta '• -counties out of twenty-one; and that carols. father. He also is active in fraternal the term of one year. He was re- and acknowledgements, together with tho proportionate costof this advertisement. socities and in the Trainmen's organi- elected in 1910, for a two year term. Dateil, South Amboy, N. J., Mocember 2,11)10.. uwumiii. * 'Olsewhere, to a considerable extent Tho evening service might be call- ALFRED T. KERB, no particular and legitimate attention ed one of song, as familiar hymns and zation. His friends are confident Collector of Taxes. v was.KlvMi tn.the election in,Ahe sense old-time carols were sung, and the that the term of office on which he •• iaw-~thai is, as congregation heartily enjoyed joining now enters will be as pregnant with DANIEL J. OONLIN credit to him as was the term just •jssloii of the with the 'choir in rendering them; SANITARY PLUMBER ., IC party—there The sermon waa omitted. ending. RUBBIR TIRINO A SPECIALTY-^, no doubt at all o A the Legislature CABD OF THANKS. JOHJi A COAJi, Residence: ,ei from any obli- My heartfelt thanks is hereby ex- John A. Coan first saw daylight in COB. HENRY AND FELTUS STB. with a technical, tended to all friends who kindly as- South Amboy on Thanksgiving day, .bstantlally just out- sited at the burial of my husband, and 1877. After attending the public .tent. and purpose of LOWEST PRICED to Undertaker Scully, 'for his prompt schools he entered St. Mary's Paro- HARDWARE STORE IN TOWN. attention to every detail for the chial school upon its establishment .)' -there is no man who burial, and generous assistance in and was one of tho two memberB of many ways; and also to those who the first class to graduate from that C. I. BERGEN his clearer than Governor- Corner Stevens avenue and First street. jdrow Wilson, were It not sent floral pieces, school in the class of 1894. REGAL Hardware, Tinware, Agateware, discerns also In this act and MKS. FRANK STOLTE. Gas Fixtures, Mantelg, Gas ,jeoles of rump election that was .. under it, a plausible or strategic LIST OF LETTERS SHOES Plates. Etc. .age or operation In countering Remaining uncalled for in Soutl •re the only kind of shoe* for SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Big Stock • Against tho ambition of JUUICB Smith, Amboy post office tor the week ending you—if you want the smarted Stationery, Tobacco and Cigars " .Jr., to go back to the United States December 31, 1910. style*, the finest fit and the long- for rFIremeFiremen d Sonate after hie twelve yours' absence John' Swanson, Schr. Winchester, REINDEER GLOVES-Engineers. " est setvice. from that chamber. Geo. Clott. Oun ii the only iloce in town when Smith Is probably not tho choice, These letters will be sent to *th< Specially Big 10c and age Bargain* Dead Letter Office, Deo. 31; 1910, if not you can lecute (hit world-ftmoui foot, either, of a majority of Democrats In elivered before. In calling for the weir. Come in «nd iee , Now Jersey. Unquestionably he is above please say "Advertised," giving WILLIAM G. WYCKOPP. the Irtot Regal models WISHING YOU A .' not psrsona grata to most of these Newly Elected Member of Board of ' — they're " thorough- date of list btedi." .'', voters who represent the Independent r. E. DeOraw, P. M. Education. .'• spirit that swung Now Jersey back to Merry Christmas the Democrats In the recent election. Close. CHRISTMAS EXERCISES $350 • While thero Is n disposition to con- We know a man who snys thnt the AT BAPTIST CHURCH. demn him much more tlian he probab- 'loser you try to |;i?t to a Bostoniaii The Christmas exercises of the First and a ly deserves to be, nnd also, to abuse the more disrimt Hie latter becomes Baptist Sunday School held in the him, his election to the Sonate would but wo do not bollcve it. We did busi- hurch on Friday evening, December ness with n Hnstnnlnn once, nnd lm ho neither that of n first-rater uor 3, were tho best that had been held was even closer tlmn we wore, nnd in that church for a number of years. Happy New of a type of Democratic character hat is poinj? Homo.—Kansas City Post. The program which was In chnrgo that would distinctly strengthen his Q if Mrs. R. C. Baird and Miss Bella party either in or out of Ms State. F. J. Monaghan, eyesight specialist, Year! It doos not look as IC siiltli can bo, an be seen at 100 Smith atreot, Perth ticltson wag ably carried out by the elected, and if it is true that when Dr. Uuboy, every day from 8 a. m. to 8 p. children of the school. Wilson became the Democratic noml- n; also at C. McGonigle's store every A feature of the entertainment was ilouday morning, 9 to 12 o'clock. •neo for Governor, Smith assured him he Chinese girls who were so clever- •\ o , that he would not stand again as a JOHN A. COAN. ly made up and costumed so naturally candidate for the Senate at this time, Buy your Christmas candles A 18 to koep'the audience guessing as 8 C, Blum, he ought not to be. This assurance, Sullivan's stores, and got the puo- ^ intended Seton Hall College to their identity. In addition to the J. ALFRED JOHNSON too, if made In the way which tho tind. Prices as low aa anywhere.*? '$!,! till 188S, graduating in the •ogular presents to the children, a jar with the degree of Bache- >eautlful umbrella was presented by "TIIK BEOAI. STOllK"' JEWELER, OPTICIAN AND Governor-elect Informs the public 130 HKOADWAVl that It was, would also remove from Have your home cleaned by *1t ' Arts. Mr. Coan waa the he teachers of the school to Superin- him the Imputation of being now rlclty. No. Dust. Electric Va*t. Atltitatnrlan of his class. endent Clarence Edwards, under ENGEAYER -. Desiring to take up the study of vhose careful leadership the school ungrateful to Smith, after he had ac- leaners to rent—One Dollar a day? 7,y cepted Smith's powerful support both nines J. Dolan, 176 Henry street, law be entered New York Law School nade such excellent progress the past 4n the convention and at th}o polls. On loutli Amboy, I T Telephone 121-W,. am', in 1900 graduated with the degree ear. ^ •151 Broadway