OI-UMH87. No. 4 South Amboy, N. J. Saturday, April 88.1017 Thr«j« Ctorf ed With Assault Home Defense league Red Cross Society tmox and Highway Robbery GOPPEO ONE OF Actively At Work HELD FOR Fully^Organized Two youths, James Kendall and The military company of the Horn ith the organization of the local freak Covell, were committed to t»e Defense League organised with chapter of the Red Cross Society OUfl FINEST upon a permanent bagia Friday night, SHIPCMUL county Jail on Monday by Just lea membership of fifty-five members ai Mason to await action of the grand a big meeting in the City Hall last April 20, tbe ladles of this city again scored a. triumph over the opposite Jury. MwMfhM fdl Ms) the Monday night. To tbe Joel Parkei tmk ticker*. «f New Y«rht Scut !• Tbe complaint against tbe boys Guards ot the local council of Junloi sex and set an example of patriotism was assault and highway robbery ClKcftet «f ScMfefs mi Ptactf American Mechanics goes the credi CtiMly \m - Charge of Wife that tbe men with tbeir Home Defense BnliM TftNty Wl- Pi om Information ascertained It ap- for giviag the organisation schem Slimy—Twt W«**f mi ham League wilt have to be up and doing pears that John Mullen, balling from the boost that really got It started In order to match. New York, and a workman at the The Guards formed st their roonu nwh IkM M WJUKsm-Wis Tbe meeting at which the organi- sation took place waB beld in tbe tar MMMTW (toy duPont Powder Works, came to this faigf and marched to the hall la a bod Dt«tf IMfcd Traffic at MexkM city OB Suaday morning and on his to offer' their services and sign u Council chamber of the City Hall. tour about the city exhibited some Cmtei Exdtegwfft. for tbe military company. Then al Needless, almost, to say tbat it was money. It Is also alleged he founj most everyone else in the hall aloe largely attended. It was more than Amber la aver accused of tbat for the hall was filled to Its some alcohol to drink. In his rounds Tbe report of rifle shots la the signed up .for the company. Th Through the efficient performance •tfilpsr.1 to MMeavortag to take ad- he triads companions of the boys. Hthe trolley to bold the first drill period on Wed- The organization was effected by meeting laat Tuesday even- It was found that the soldiers on before tbe Grand Jury on a charge the formal adoption of the charter track aad Par Ha, It Is claimed that the guard at he Rarltan River Railroad nesday night, the place of meeting of white slavery. Tbe man waa ap- tae first manifestation of hoys waylaid him and took hta money, to be the City Hall. granted by the National Headquarters bridge over the Pennsylvania Rail- prehended with two girls at Runron and the election of officers. Mrs. veaatae part of tbe governing faveatlgatlon on the part of the Par- Tbe meeting was an Interesting one road, had become excited over an early Wednesday morning and brought Leonard Furman was chosen as the The resolution Ita police led suspicion on these la a good many respects. As a re- alleged attempt to break Into a car here for a hearing. chairman of the chapter; Mrs. Joseph effect that the boys, aad they were arrested Sunday sult of tbe visitation or tbe Guards, oa a siding, and the rifles were dis- It developed at tbe bearing that Wilson as the vice chairman; Mrs. with other afternoon. At a hearing before Jus- the meeting was made a public one charged to draw assistance, Just tbe defendant was from New York Anthony Crlstlanni as the financial route of the tice Maaon Moaday morning. Mullen and a good deal of time spent In what did happen at tbe time and later City, as were the two girls. They and corresponding secretary, and Mr. •kJa caaal from Trenton to positively Identified Kendall and Co- discussing the proposition. A would be bard to guess, an there nrti 'said their names were Lillian Ray- B. C, Stephenson to tbe important wMl a view to eecurlag con- vell as the persons who held him up, to many conflicting stories. At any The finance committee also heldV mond, aged twenty-one years, and ofllce of treasurer. The executlv.a to boost the conetrwe» and tho Justice Issued a warrant rate one of the soldiers was badly meeting on Moaday night and organ Hilda Rlckerd, aged nineteen years. board selected was as follows: Mrs. with all possible speed. commuting the boys to the county done up by a person ha claimed w treatable to the resolution men- Jail to await action of the grand attempting to break Into a car. funds by subscription. It is the In Rlckerd and steadfastly maintained Mrs. Mortimer Parker, Mrs. Chas. T. tbat tbe State of New Jersey Jury, Kendall has been In trouble When assistance came the man had tentlon to make a house to house Innocence on the part of both her- Grace and Mrs John Kmlllimsen. Tbe had authorised a million dollar ex- beforo and Is on parole. escaped to a place of safety, but a donation from canvass seeking self and her husband. The other girl nominations were made by a nomi- Jaaadtture for the purchase of the nevertheless a few shots were fired every one. The list of donations to right of way aad that Congressman claimed to be married and at first nating committee and tbe election In FMANK J. THOMPSON. as a warning. scther with tbe names of those aub •eally had Introduced a bill authorlz- maintained Innocence of any wrong every case was unanimous and the Death came to the Thompson resi- Policeman Monaghan was amorm scribing will then be published In doing, but later broke down and made tag actual construction by tbe the Citizen at regular weekly Inter response hearty. dence on Fifth street last Sunday those who went' to the scene of. tho a clean breast of the whole story. Following tbe organization the Rev, Natloaal Government and tbat in shooting, and learning the story be- vals. The canvassers were appor mornlag and took therefrom the^hus- The testimony at tbe baaing tend- Sidney N. U»her, an Episcopalian, .view of tbe van advantages that gan to look about for the supposed tioned territory as follows: First 'saeh construction and completion band and father, Frank J. Thompson. ed to show that tbe man and tho clergyman of New York City, deliver- He waa in the thirty-seventh year tblef. While searching about the ward, A. J. Miller and D, W. Reed; two girts had visited the camp or M to this city that tbe Second ward, John Sutliff and P. V. ed an inspiring as well as interest- of Ills age and died from cancer. A yard and barn of Anton Novak with bunk house where the Mexican " set In touch with other miinl- Kenah; Third ward, George riundrum ing and Instructive address upon the widow and four small children sur- a possibility of finding the thief hit- laborers were housed at Runyon. It eJaallUee with a view to rushing tho and Ernest Zinkham; Fourth ward work of the Red Cross. Evidently vive tbe blow to their happiness in ting the hay, the soldters -appeared "advantages. Upon a motion to adopt Charles Safrnn and Michael Welsh. was/ not the flrat visit for they wore the speaker had been long Intimately the loss of tbeir loved one. and seeing the shining uniform of said to have visited the camp about by Councilman Gordon the resolution^ v the policeman copped. him and or- connected with the society and gave Funeral^ services were held from Next Monday night a genera) meet- a month ago, around pay day, as many interesting references to field earrled unanimously. /r dered him to march to camp. All Ing will be held at the City FTall St. Mary'* Church on Wednesday ; was tbe case in tbe instance when experiences, The history and growth Tto meeting was attended by all xplanations and remonstrances or commencing at 8.1.5 o'clock, Every- morning at nine o'clock. The Rev. they were apprehended. of the society as well as its present •f tto councilman and a majority of the part of the officer were) without body Interested In this good work .the other city officials. The first Thomas .A, Qribbin celebrated high avail, and the soldiers proudly es Special Officer Morgan took ths scope and strength of resources was mass of requiem and interment was Invited to attend. Some Important trio in charge about two o'clock in itortJaeu transacted was the. receipt corted their prize to~tRe-guard- house matters' will be discussed at this recounted tn detail to the huge delight ;arai application for the transfer of made In St. Mary's cemetery under and placed him therein. the morning and they were brought and enlightenment of at least a large the direction of Undertaker J. J. time. to the City Hall here for safe keep- ; liquor license of Mrs. Catherine By this time the excitement ran majority of those composing the Scully. ing, as It were. In an automobile large audience. The stirring appeal Lasko to Adam Marciak. The appli- high and frlende of tbe policeman FtmERAL OF MRS. 8E0RAVE. cation waa referred to the Ucens3 The deceased followed the" water furnished by J. J. Scully. One of for support of the local chapter met for a livelihood and was an engineer decided that It would not do to al The funeral of Mrs. Mary Segrave, the girls admitted that the defendant committee and by that committee low an offlcer of the law to be kept with a hearty response and numer- on one of the Pennsylvania Railroad wife of Robert Segrave, whose death had given her twenty-seven dollars • later favorably acted upon and up- in such a nlace throughout the nUht ous applications were banded In to tug boats. Standing high In tbo was announced In last week's Citizen and an outfit of clothes upon the as doe motion tbe application wan and straightway Chief of Police Mc- the officers before the audience went was held from St. Mary's Church at occasion of the previous visit and then granted:. esteem of his employers and wltb Donnell and Mayor Kerr were aroue home. The speaker contended that 10 o'clock last Monday morning. A communication from the secre- bright prospects for the future It ed from their slumber and Informed contended that he had taken all that the general public In America did not tary of Independence Engine anJ seems hard that death should come of the serious state of affairs. They The large number of friends and she had earned the last time. Tbe realize what war meant nor did they Company advised that George so soon. Te pall bearers, all fellow at once went to the camp and de- relatives present to show their last amount of money, sixteen dollars, realize the - Importance of the work bad been elected Into workmen, were Messrs. Martin Nolan manded release of the officer, but th* respect to the departed one, evinced was found in one pocket In the man'o of the Red Cross. Tbat the full - gtawbirshlp vice Jonathan Compton, John Carroll, John Hannaway, Wil- guard was firm and refused to give the deep friendship and love In which clothing when he was searched and meaning of It all would be brought and that Charles Spraguo liam Kennedy, James Marshall and the officer his freedom. After threat she wap held during life. The Im- be had about fifty dollars besides. home to them witbln tbe near future elected to succeed Edward Thomas Mullen. enlng more serious action on the pressive solemn high mass was cele- The explanation offered by the Aa was the warning given to the listen- MaDoaough, resigned. Upon motion part of the Mayor and Chief, Officer brated for the repose of her soul fendant was that he and his wtfe ers. The speaker also dwelt at length .Of Councilman Parlsen the action of GRAND CONCERT AT THE EMPIRE Monaghan was released. with Rev. Thomas A. Grlbbtn as had accepted an Invitation from Prank upon the work of each Individual 1 celebrant, Rev. Lewis A. Hayes dea tto company was ordered confirmed. There seems to be a good deal Florls, an Interpreter, to visit the member of the local chapter, outlin- The Incident has caused no end of con, and Rev. A. B. Strenskt as sub- A communication from Max Kaut> more than the usual and ordinary talk during the week, and the stories village of Runyon and had brought ing how the work should be perform- deacon. Rt. Rev. - Monslgnor < J. P, cailed attention, to the existence amount of Interest being manifested circulated are very conflicting. How- with them the other girl as a' com- ed and why the performance thereof Brady, the rector, wat also within of a broken trolley rail directly In In the grand concert to be given un- ever, the matter was of such im- panion. He averred his Innocence of should be exact In the minutest de- ' front of his home on Broadway, itha der the auspices of the Civic Depart- portance that an Investigation wan the chancel rail. The soloists were crime he was accused of and «aM tail. vibration from' which caused ft great ment of the Woman's Club In the undertaken by Prosecutor Strieker, Messrs, Peter P. Cunningham, Francis there had been nothing Irregular go< The opening of the meeting and1 at deal of annoyance to him and his Theatre next Wednesday and where it will end Is hard to tell. P. Coan and John V. Keens. ing on *so far as lie knew. Intervals "during the progress thereof, family, causing him to be put to al- evening. The affair is being arrang- A number of army officials visited Interment was made In St. Mary's The Police Justice was not con also the conclusion of the evening Bost constant expense In making re- ed for the benefit of the Civic De- this city on Thursday afternoon, cemetery. The pall bearers were vlnced as to tbe innocence of tho was mHrked by excellent renditions pairs to his dwelling and Inconveni- partment tn carrying out the pro- and a conference was held at the City Messrs. Thomas P. Qulnn, of Jersey defendant and held him under a bail of a musical program prepared by ence In general. Tho cause for com- gram ot that department for the ad- Hall. We understand that a request City; Frank Gordon, P. P. Kenab, bond of a thousand dollars for ap- Miss Elizabeth Dayton, with the as- palnt was one of long standing and vancement of this city along tha was made that the co.8e be dropped. James Donovan, John Connors, and pearance before the Grand Jury. sistance of a. full orchestra composed the writer trusted that Immediate tines of Improvement in various re- and no further action taken. Timothy P. Sullivan. J. J. Scully The two girls and the Interpreter of many pieces. The orchestra play- action would be taken in regard to spects. The best of tbe talent afford- was the funeral director. There was were held as material witnesses with- ed, "Soldier Boy," "America First," ed by the city will give tbetr best an Immense lot of beautiful floral out bait bond. Constable McCabe having the Public Service Corpora- MRS. GEORGE fLARK "Shades of Night," "Our Standard," efforts toward making the entertain- pieces, presented by relatives and escorted the bunch to the county seat "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," tion brought to terms In remedying ELECTED TICE-CHAIRITAX the existing situation. Councilman ment a huge success and there Is friends. Wednesday afternoon. "Star Spangled Banner," "Battle every indication now that the effort At a meeting of Suffragists held The surviving husband and chil- Parlsen moved thiit the cfty clerk in the clubhouse of the Woman's o Hymn of the Republic." and "Ameri- communicate with the proper officials put forth so far In working up the dren deeply appreciate the many CLEAN UP WEEK. ca." The appreciation of the audience affair will not be In vain by any Club of Metuchen, on Monday, April of tho com puny culling their atten- 23rd, the following County officers kind words of sympathy that have was attested by a rising vote of means. been extended to them in their be- The date for'the annual cleanup tion to the existence of Hie, brolrou were elected: Chairman, Mrs. A. U. week as designated by the Woman's thanks extended upon suggestion rail at the point In question and t.« The program has been turned over Quint, ot Metuchen; Vice-Chairmen, reavement, and feel truly thankful !lub falls on May 7th, one week from that some manifestation be made of the existence of another one In tho to tho printers for working up- Into Mrs. BuniBted of Helraetta, Mrs. Geofge to all who so kindly sent floral next Monday. Every citizen and tbe excellence of their performance. block between David and Augusta regulation form. Many advertisements Clark of this city, and Dr. Sarah E. pieces. Applause, generous and hearty, greet, Selover, of South River; County resident in the city is being counted streets, with the request that Imme- have been solicited throughout the upon to do their little bit in making ed each selection. The orchestra was city and a generous response has Member of the State Board, Mrs, ATTENTION, KNIGHTS diate steps tie taken to make the re- Frank R. Pratt of New Brunswick; this city a more desirable place to secured largely through the co-opera- 'aatrii necessary to overcome the boon met with from the ndvertlserc. Secretary, Mrs. U. L>. Leonhauser of OP COLUMBUS! live. In. Not that it is now undesir- tion of Mr. Frank Hoffman, to whom difficulty. Motion carried unanimously. The program promises an entertain- New Market; Treasurer, Mrs. B. H. At the regular' quarterly meeting able at all but there is always room the instigators of the orchestra idea ment that wltl surpass anything of Councilman Rue Introduced a reso- Jennings of Stelton. of the Supreme Board of Directors, for improvement and the Woman's are duly grateful. similar nature hoM In the TCmpJre lution authorizing the Public Ser- The State President, Mrs. B. F, held at Washington, D. C, on April Hub wants this city to be made so The Red Cross headquarters in vice to move two poles In the vicin- Thentre, not only for the excellence Feickert ot Plain Held, presided and :lean that there is hut little room this city will be located in the former of the etnertalners, the variety of outlined the work of county organ- 14th, 15th and 16th, 1917, the status ity of Potter street nine or ten feat 'or criticism, it any at all. Post Office building. Through the the selections that will be offered, izations. She also urged the suf- 'Of insured members of the order en- from their present location. The fragists to make tbeir first active local real estate representative, Mr. but also for tho completeness of its gaging In the present war on behalf The cleanup propaganda has been resolution was unquestioned and work, service for the Red Cross, tbe of the United States was considered, idvocated strenuously in the past P, L. Dey, the management of tho scope and t.be unusually large num- New Jersey Soldiers and Sailors Re- Central Railroad of New Jersey, have : adopted. ber of selections that will go to make lief League, or some other war relief and it was voted that until further rear or two and always witb credit- offered the use of two rooms on the ;; Another resolution was Introduced the program complete. organization. The President of the action of the Board of Directors, ibte results. It Is to be sincerely by Councilman Parlsen to the effect Metuchen Chapter of the Red Cross "that the disability of soldiers and toped that everyone will again co- second floor to the Red Cross un- that the clerk advertise a public The ndvance sal« of tickets has nl- was present nnd told of the work of sailors as extra-hazardous rtsUs be 'Pernte with the city's most jiro- solicited and without charge. It Is reatfy been a large one and there Is her organization. Mrs. Robert S. meeting of the property owners on Huse, State Suffrage legislative Chair- removed as regards all insured mem- rosslvo organization and lend n needless to sny that the members ot every Indication of a crowded house the Rod Cross appreciate the courtesy David street for Friday night. May 1 man, spoke on the work done during bers of the order who may now or mnd toward' the success of tho 4 th. The action to be taken In with tho S. R. O. sign being hunjr the past few months at Trenton and hereafter boar arms on behalf of the gltatlon for a better and more thus extended them nnd advantage . view of the fact tfint a petition ask- out early. Tickets are selling for Woshlngton, telling In detail of tho United States during the present eantlful city to call our home town. hna nlrendy been talten of the wel- 1 disgraceful scene In the Assembly al ing for an asphalt pavement had been a (junrter n piece and reserved senta iv ar:" ome offer, may be hnd by exchanging tho usual Trenton when Speaker Schoen "steam- submltod to the council and that !t rollered" the bill for Presidential And It was further votoU, "that For reliable Information on 1KB The membership of the chapter Is since appears that there was consid- quarter ticket for a reserved seat Suffrage. any member of the Order now or now soaring toward the three hundred coupon nt JaqneB' Drug Store ami nsurance, consult A. Steiner, 225 1 erable objection thereto. Tho pur- The following local branches were hereafter engaging in military or hurch street. 4-28tt mark and the work- of the organiza- pose of the meeting Is to permit of paying an additional dime. represented at the meeting by their tion Is progressing to a nicety. residents and additional delegates: naval service with any power In war o • the disgruntled ones If any to malto Better lose no time In making you* Any assistance offered by residents Dunellon and New Markot, New ngalnst the United States shall be NOTICE—Borak'a Meat Market In known their objections to the paving reservations for not many are now will be appreciated, such us dona- Brunswick, Metuchen, Perth nnd deemed to be an alien enemy and 3erth Amboy Ijas no connection with petitioned therefor. Tho resolution left. South Amboy, South River, Old tions, use of autoR, etc., or In any thereby forfeit his membership fn ny store In South Amboy. 4-28-4 was unanimously adopted upon mo- Bridge find Stelton, manner that will promote tho good o he Order."—Francis P. Coan, DIs- tion of Ccninoilman Vnrisen. FOR HIRES—A seven passenger rlct Deputy, work. A resolution Introduced by Council- closed car for receptions, weddlngw PR13PAR13 for the best Insurance PREPARE for the best insurance on the market. See Wm, J. O'Brien, man Gordon provided that fho Invltn- funerals and touring, J. J. Scully. Jersey Vnal 14c Ib up nt Mon- in the market. See Wm. J. O'Brien, Prime Ttlb Roast, 20c and 22o South Amboy, N. J. (Contfnued on Page Four.) Stevens avenue. 1-20 3-31-tf, ighnn's Meat Market, * * outh Amboy, N, J. 3-31-tf. pound nt Monagban's. • • plant a row of 11 Hooter's Colorado blue spruce' (foliage a orient !NKLIN€S. CHRIST CHURCH lie color), alternating with Norway spruce (deep green foliage), across HOT WATER The pastor's sermon on Sunday CHRONICLES the front of the churchyard. The is a luxury if you can morning was very appropriate, It be- larger size costs |5 each, aad tho have it when you want it ing about the restoration to life of smaller size, $3 each. It has bean and as long as you want Lazarus. The congregation was about Hoty Baptism was administered or suggested that perhaps some of ou Saturday (EaBter Even) to the fol it, without trouble or anr the largest we have had this year. parishioners would like to donate one noyance. ' CHURCH NEWS lowing: Frederick Beekman Petty or more of these 12 beautiful spruce. Thp attendance at Sunday School infant 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Fret During the past week, Mrs. Harrie For the bath; for shav- showed a marked increase. We have Petty; Edward Orvllle Staley, infan Wilson has donated the money for ing; tor the washing; in attendance at the churpb ser- noticed no new scholars lately. son if Mr. and Mrs. Orville Staley; two of the larger ones to be placed tbe kitchen; for any pur- l reaches M very near two bun; What's the matter? Better ask Ed- Chas. Raymond Cornell, son of Mr. on either side of the driveway. pose,—what is home with- dred that we certainly would like to ward Fisher about the U. £ I. . and Mrs. Charles P. Cornell; Ruth Who'll be the next to respond out hot water. Catharine Browning, daughter of Mr fear* |t past the two hundred mam. See the Rector or any member of th. You don't have to wait and Mrs. Bylvanus Browning; Arcni 'Conn out, your presence will help The service Sunday evening was churchyard committee at once. O for hot water when using bald Lewnox Lounsbury, and Wistei accomplish it. You wfll receive a very beautiful. The processional gave course, the row of spruce is only a the JtCOBH Trtsle Csfl Edward' Lounsbury, sons of Mr. an cordial welcome, luplre your pastor, rise to many pleasing remarks. The small part of the improvements con Water Heater. Light a Mrs. Theodore Lounsbury; Robert *ajojr a, eplendid sermon and receive whole thing went off without a hitch templated. Just now, the churchyard match, turn the vslve Konrad Waterman, son of Mr. an Manias sod an Inspiration for and showed*. what the cheerful co- does look somewhat bare, as some and hot flames shoot up Mrs. Fred G. Waterman. tter living. operation of the teachers and schol- have been heard to remark, but we and In and out against must walk by faftb, and not sigbt. ars can accomplish. THREE COPPER COILS It you could see the plans drawn up be pastor's sermon on Sunday Mr. Leon Mick and Miss Carolin filled with water. by our landscape gardener, you would i|nc was call to blgber ser- The Pathfinders met on Tuesday Qeant were united In Holy Matrlmon need but little faith to foresee in our This water becomes As Christ came that we ralcbt their regular meeting night. Some at the Rctory on last Tuesday even erstwhile Jungle (called "cburcn- HOT instantly (not mere- a more abundant life so His of them wore their costumes. We ing, the Rector officiating. We wls and resurrection calls us to * them all the Joys of married life! yard") one of the most beautifu ly warm) and is forced hope that they will all have them by spots In Jersey, By May first, dreams up the discharge, pipe and is immediately available. The ACORN r plane of living. next Monday evening. The attendance at the Good Fridas will have become realities. Our flrs Water Heater gets quicker action than Is possible with any other •*day evening'* sermon was services was the best during the In- Impressions when first viewing the type of gas water beater. The triple coll does it. The recital which was given by mournful desolation of Christ Church on the text: "Awake thou tnat Miss Larew on Wednesday evening cumbency of the present Rector Occupies little space; can be placed in kitchen or basement. st aad Christ will give thee About 350 were in attendance. yard, were somewhat akin to the Radiates little or no heat (lower portion of jacket is doubled to pre- was very good. She showed remark- Irishman's remark, when lookrnu .' This sermon was a call to able talent and pleased her audience vent). All parts are accessible, easily kept clean. teen from neglect, Indifference About 225 children attended th over a cemetery which had becomo greatly. The recital netted a tidy A final and perfect result of years of experience in manufactur- a mere existence to the abundant Sunday School Festival Service on a similar tangled wild wood, he said, little sum for the people who were "Begorra, I'd die before I'd be burled ing gas water heaters. .to' offered by Christ, If we are In charge of it. • ., . last Sunday afternoon. The children's really alive, there are many calls to mite-box offering for missions in m In Buch a place 1" But now, if we all work together, we shall soon have a service. And Christ has promised Prayer meeting was held on Thurs- the vicinity of $75. There are prob- GEORGE M. MORTENSON Hilt—light that will make clear the place to be proud of, day night. The Teacher's Training ably a few boxes yet to be heard Plumbing. Heating and Tinning straighten out the tangles of from Class met at the dose. We would be - and help to overcome all dlfllcul- Office and Residence, 323 David Street pleased to see more children *t the There will be a Btoreoptlcon lec- prayer meetings. They' are the claus- All of our Easter services -won ture In tho parish bouse, (after ser es where you learn how to carry on well attended, the early service a! vice In tho church),- on next Sunday • • (we were especially glad to have the work when you become older. 8 a. m., (usually with a slim attend evening on the "Scones of Elijah's ,SMM of the soldiers worship with ance) had over a hundred present, Work," Evorybody invited. «\M Sunday morning. We appre- The Junior C. B. met this after- and at the late morning service tlio ciate the protection of their presence noon (Friday). The attendance should church was well Riled. It IH im- Thorc will bo a meeting or tho In 'tho city, we appreciate the sacrt-' be better than It Is, as this Is an possible to make definite report a Vestry for organization on next Tues- flea these men are making for our other school where you fit yourselves *«* on *he KttBtor °"«»1'nK. moro tntt" day night, immediately following the Moved country and we shall gladly Only Three Lots left for. life.work. to Bay that the sum received was mooting of tho Men's Club. welcome them to any service of the I considerably JOBS than asked for; In church, that they are able to attend. f IeM than tno EaBter Don't forget to try to bring soma- a<*, We take off our hats to our brave one else to Sunday School with you, °» !•»•* »•". However, a great many oul> choir-boys, On the night of Maundy The meeting of the Woman's Home next Sunday.' °' Peoplle are yett tto bbe hearhrdd Thursday, during tho fierce gale that and foreign Missionary Society was from, and thlnga may look better by was blowing, Edward Simensen, Phil held st the home of Mrs. Rhodes, 3 .,"K another week. It Is to be feared tin Stader, Edward Wlllard, Robert WHO WANTS THEM P Henry street, Tuesday afternoon. * our new lighting system will have to Waterman, Richard and Samuel Tkan was a very good attendance SPRING SUITS. be passed up for another year, aa the Hughes, John and Edward Parker and, much enthusiasm was shown. churchyard Improvement will practic mounted the church tower and climb- Here is an opportunity to buy splendid prop- Mrs. Bruce, of Matawan, spoke on ally deplete the Easter offering; In ing out on the flag staff managed to A Few of the Hallmarks , Homo and Foreign Missions and Mrs. deed, we shall need more funds for rescue "Old Glory," which had be- erty right on a street that has trolley service, Terhune of Matawan, who has resided ef the New Made. the completion of that work. If come twisted and caught on the spike la Georgia for several winters and are one of the large number not yet on the end of staff. Mrs. Slgvard water, sewers, gas and electricity. These lots has had sn opportunity of studying The (toutlicrn HUUMOII always brings heard from on the Easter offering, Emllhmen spent, a day In repairing the history, habits, manners and out a certain number of spring tailored please send In your "greenback" at the rents tn the flag, and now our are situated on northerly side of Feltus street, customs of ths mountain whites, gave suits, but this year^here In mi unusual- once! national ensign may be seen floating between Louisa and Portia streets. Go and a very Interesting talk about them. ly iarjfe display. There is nothing par- on tba breeze every day from sun- After the business of the day was ticularly new or startling about the Let every man In the parish be rise to sunset. take a look at them, and then for particulars with, a social time waa en- advance spring tailored costumes, aud present in the pariah house on next whether, the later openings will have , Tuesday night to hear Senator Henry About 65 people attended tbe see any revelation to make remains to be EE. Ackerson In his interesting lecture annual parish meeting on last T The Junior Christian Endeavor h Thoughts of a Busy Man/ seen. The olianccs are, however, thst t " day night the various reports wore Society will give an entertainment, the suits of the spring will bo similar PreRldent Donald W. Reed urges a most encouraging, and showed a A. H. BERGEN, Saturday afternoon, April S8th. A to the advance designs now on view, full attendance. Whether or not you aUvar collection will be taken. The united harmonious pariah. Most of will be uaed to do some smnll our guilds and societies sre In a 360 Main Street.'South Amboy. be very much like those of the winter you are invited and urged to be flourishing condition, and the pros part, toward accomplishing the plan season. present. and* for the beautifying of our pect for tho future was novsr bright- As Is generally the case in the spring er.- The elections resulted as fol efcarch property by the landscape the Norfolk suit, although often having Miss Margaret Zepp, assisted by ows: gardener. Be loyal to both your little In common with the Norfolk ex- Miss Helen Wortley, Miss Alice Van Wardens—William P. Nichols and starch and cept Its belt, Is much on view, espe- Bandt and Mrs. ST. Mortimer Parker, city, by helping the Herbert J. Berrlen. jwuors. cially In Ute collection Intended for gave the Junior Auxiliary a Jolly country or sports wear. Vestrymen—C. R. Stults, J. M. Easter party on last Tuesday after- Then there is the suit coat semi- Parker, Preston H. King, J. A. Cour- Oar pastor, Rev. D. B. McCurry, noon.. We don't have to prove that fitted and rippling around the bottom. volsler, F. M. Crossman P. H. Chap- Summer Hotels and Boarding Houses and Mr. A. H. Bergen attended the we have the best Junior Auxiliary This varies In length from hip to lin- man, O. W. Reed, Slgvard Bmlllus- Presbytery meeting, which waa held tn the diocese—we admit It! Every LOTH) 1HIB ger tip length. Some of .the new mod- sen, Edward McKenna, Dr. J. W. Mount Holly on Tuesday of thin els are of hip length, with the front of member of the parish should have la tho RHOBT INTOUIATIOrf BUBBAD of Iks) Weber. the coat open to show the waistcoat beard their splendid report—over $80 BROOKLYN DAILY BAOLB In Breton or Louis XIV. style. turned In for missions last year by At the regular mid-week prayer A fanciful tailored costume of black these lively youngsters. A considerable quantity of shrub- Nam* of Towm or P. 0. satin revealed a pearl gray waistcoat bery and trees are,due to arrive m services, on Wednesday evening «f Name of House each week, the pastor will give n embroidered In silver. This coat had South Amboy from the Monmouth a belt of the material and pockets Notice is hereby given that the aortas of talks on "The Early Chrto- Sunday School hour at Don* Mot Nurseries, at Little Silver, early next No. Onsets Aoeom Rat* Per Week.. posed below the belt. .Them are also Monday morning. It seems almost , Man. Church." Com* out, enjoy the a few straight models, elaborately em- mortal Chapel will not ba ehaaced Distance from Depot. .Itom OoU links - ssrvtos and loam how the religion of broidered or braided. until after neat Sunday. The aenool impossible to biro labor, and these) jam* Christ waa promulgated through- shrubs and trees must be planted at Distance to Nearest Body of water . The spring frocks multiply dally. A will, therefore, asasmUo oft Ik* once. Are there not a number of out the nations of the earth. lovely model' recently noted waa of ing Bunday at 1.80 p. m., In oder to House Opens House CIOMS. ... navy blue serge and navy blue and men in bur parish who could give make It possible for the Bishop to a few hours Monday to helping the Name of Proprietor or afanaftr green checked material. The serge visit the school. He will also visit A Sad De«eiver. formed tn* upper part of the gown, Rector and Mr. Luther Ties with All of ths sb< itjon will bo listed n our Infor- Of all the boras upon thla earth, which fastened down the side with the school at Chapel of the Good this transplanting? Others there are mation Bureau fllw sad also will ho printed VREB tn The Of all the foes to kindly mirth, Shepherd at 3.30 p. m. • The, wont la that mad pest froglings, meeting a skirt of navy and who might be able to give at least BvMklya BagsV» Auaal SWUM* Baser* Dtractofy If Who eays, "Here's on* that's good and green checks. The collar and cuffs an hour or so after supper Monday rsoslvsd before Mar 1st new." • were braided. The music on Easter Day was ex- night. Who will respond? All that And then proceeds to torture you Great vogue Is predicted for bralil Quest References la Brooklyn or Vicinity. With prehistoric Jest. cellently rendered, despite a number Is needed is to bring along a spado; trimming. An Interesting model noted of serious handicaps. Mr. Clarence R. a pair of overalls, and a plentiful —Richmond Times-Dispatch. Is of navy cloth and black satin. Tho Stulta, our choirmaster, arose from a supply of "elbow grease!" Idle T«ar*. long, straight fourrcau opening over a black satin front Is braided on tho severe attack of tonsiUtls to be In RESORT INFORMATION BUREAU "No; my 'unbuild ain't killed. Mrs. attendance, and although unable to waist and at the neck, while the edges THIS BROOKLYN DAILY BAOLB, Brooklyn, N. Y. CITY. Marks. No sooner did [ put all the sing, his presence lent encouragement A considerable number of our are trimmed with pieces of wide gal- j leople, we regret to say, have not kids In inournlu', even to l>lby in ttic to the boys. In the disability of the pram, when I KG

w< '•••. •'••-• 0 quite evidently enjoyed an Intimate 110 NORTH BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY, M. J. He laughs best who waits till he friendship with the late poet and In sees tho Join. his audience seemed to create sense Shop Closed on Sunday a. of acquaintanceship that had not g'/t previously been Mt. In Introducing the entertainer Pro- TMB MOUM OP MOMaVr OBM.IMO fessor 0. O. Barr. ths superintendent fi of the local Publio Schools, under the Jurisdiction of the Senior Class of which the course of lyceum enter- tainments has been; arranged, had E.S. MASON & SON an quite a little to say relative to the ' PIOMMM Ol» LOW Mil next and final number of the coursa on Monday, April! 23d. The program . .*>•• (DeliverIs* «• all awta •! ••«taAm»«y Tateelw** Or«*ra Prcavptly Attsntfca) T« for'the evening In question will In- .„'.•• ...... ' ! ' TBLBPNONS 1» ' ence Milton will 'entertain and Miss Wanda L, Norman will preside at the piano. Differing from the other num- bers as it does there Is no doubt that Laid Eggs* doz»36c* the enteralnment will attract a much larger patronage than have the others, a majority of which have heen ren- '•- SATURDAY ONLY • dered to a full house on each occa- sion. *••• Very Best Butter /LC^ Very Best Head,Rice - .OC^ MRS. MART BRITT.

\ •»'- „ ' Per lb. T'^M* Death came suddenly' to the home Your Parlor Furniture of Mr. Thomas Brltt of Bergen Hill Lard per lb. - 10 U Fancy Santos Coflfee iQQ/% last Monday night and took from him v his wife Mary. Heart disease was should have character. Through it you should ' Snow Drift Compound JL O\/ '; 5 lbs. /Ot the cause of the sad visitation. express the personality of your home, wel- Funeral services were held from come your friends, voice your sense of beauty , Pore Cider Vinegar, special, 3 bots25e. St. Mary's Church at nine-o'clock on Ammonia, 3 bots. 26c Thursday morning. A high mass of and dignity, put your best foot forward , ^. j requiem was celebrated by a nephew H 9 of the deceased, Rev. Father Maher, Earl^ June Peas, 2 cans "••«' iiliflne BrandPears :;n 2 cans 26c of Lakewood and. interment was made iij St. Mary's cemetery. Un- dertaker. J. J. Scully had charge of Our Three-Piece Sets ' ^Warner's Macaroni or Spaghetti ?5t Bull Run Brand Butterine, lb. 98c the arrangement's. The deceased was an honored real- will grace your home and give you lifelong j dent of the city. She Is survived by satisfaction. Their design is a delight and 1 Baby Brand butterine 29e Jello or Tryptiosa, all llavors,3 pks. 25c two sons and two daughters be- sides her husband, who is In the their construction substantial. Inspect bur employ of the Rarttan River Rail- stock. Get prices. .< . t, None Such Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. 25e Faney Ra,isins, pkg. - 1*« road Company., Though money talks, it doesn't Our Word h a Guaranty of Honeat Va/a«# Pop>Cprn Starch, 3 pkgs. 9Se Toilet Paper, 6 rolls 25c always make a satisfactory financial •' • * • • % statement. o California Prunes, extra large, 2ibs. ftffc Many a woman wears & drug store E. S. MASON & SON complexion while posing as a nature lover. 212JNo! Broadway :: South Amboy iATURDAT, APRIL 14, 1M7. 8D0SMD EMS Uneeda Biscuit la tfHUWtlBt m ALL Fresh Baked Sat. only per package Flake White Compoun• d Ifir TQ» BKNT—Furnished room, 236 Bordea- und IVJV to«a*v«aue. i-H-u The Board of Health will hold a . TO BgUfT—Kurnlshsd room*. AppJyTb regular meeting next Thursday even- Mr*. sL 1. LIpplacuttLIpplacu , First street, aecond «-7-a j; Specials Below are for Saturday and Monday. I m c. B. aa . «7a j A large number of visitors were at MB UU the camp of soldiers on Stevehedale Pancake Flour. Aunt Jemima, Columbia River Salmon, Coronet Pereil Washing Compound, pkg 8c FOB/BALE—Lot on David street, 25x100 ft. last Sunday. Hecker's or Flajjack. pkg. IOC brand, per can • 18c Lusk's Mustard, bottle • . He Broadway and Hosewell st. Price • ' at Brown Bros. Tea Co., 218 N. Golden West Red Salmon, can 12c Priucine Baking Powder, CM 14c*24c 3-17-tl The Deibert bungalow on Cathe- Red Kidney Beans, Hiftl Grade IOC POB,fJ4l,E—Bl» room and pantry house, rine street ia being moved up the hill White Rose Cane Syrup, bot. 15c Aunt Clara's Mustard Sauce, UUk Nc ' Silver Lake Pears, large can 14c Gold Dust doap Powder, pkg. • 4c Beans, light red pea, per lb. 1 Ic Lime, 3 cans • • 25c Indian Meal, white, per lb. - 4%C That snow storm on Baiter Mon- Wild Roee Early June Pcaa. 1 iiV* day morning wag a great aurprlae,j STAMP 8PKCIALS STAMP SPECIALS and made one Imagine that aprlnj %\M to ttaaiM wftk feUewteg We Give Greet Trading SUwps Free Deliveries fverywfcere SUN li gtagf )• wttk bad returned to winter. White Cream Polish, bot.. Me Hlb. Imperial Bkg. Pdr, eaa POaaALBOHBAP-Shsdetras*. Apply Shtaola Tan Polish, bottle, lie SU§ !• ataamao irMh MA, H. atfiw. am Main street. • __ 3-3f.fr Collector Deibert will on Monday l-ln-1 Pollgh, box Me next at 2 p, m. at. the City Hall Brown Bros. Tea Co. Hlb. Best Tea, at /MONKY TO LOAN Inauraaof»100, WOO, UN, Dunham Coconut, pks.... M« ML Wfi aad up to BJOM. Inquire MI Law sell lands for unpaid taxes. There Bottle Blue, large bottte.. Ma OSMH of Joan A. Uovetjr. 156 Broadway. are about twenty-five delinquent OtfwsMe OM Store. Clew, Brit* Mi UM«-D*e. lib. Imperial Bkg. Firv«u MONRV TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. properties to be gold. SplcfcBpan, brass or nlckle Me SUN la vtaavf* wftt ABfUr.la J. A. Coan, p. O. Oulldlng. Eagle Cora BUrek, pkg... Me 118 N. Broadway Talaphon* 206 lib. BMtTs*. at i AVTOMOBIXBS FOB HBB. Whjr the broad smile? The stork flew over John street and alighted a HIBR-Naw Chandler Sedan. Por at the home~of Mr. and Mrs. William •Mia, weddings, and chriitanlnga a epeo Richmond and left a charming baby And many a man who pays cash daughter. Much Interest Shown sleeps on tick. • •ITUAVIMf WAHTBB. The New Adrain Straub, A. R. Chatten, John In Red Cross Work The burglar who stole Mr, Chick NO WOMAN, with 3 year-old child, a position at housework or bout J. Scully and Frank I>, Dey have Evans' gold cups was evidently a golf- Double Breasted Sack , Inquire »« John street. B-Hl been selected on the struck Jury to When it comes to inunlfesting er, But was he a rol'orinod or un> try the case of the excise commis- patriotism it would Beom that the reformed golfer? Our double breasted suits are by •ILT WAMTBB. sioners of Perth Amboy.. honors go to the ladles of this city. far the best looking and most com- ANTBD—One or two good men to work At a meeting of the Red Cross Chap- Some letters raise a row by being " ' t Church yard, planting shrubbery, ter Thursday afternoon It was report- fortable of all the spring styles. Be- hack terrace, etc. Work for several Members of South Amboy . Lodgo published and others get th» _ B the right men. Apply at once to No. 1554, Loyal Order of Moose, are ed that there were one hundred and O. B. bowls, Christ cfliurch ICeotory, result by not heine found ing just new we ask for them the atreet «-u- hereby notified to fee present at forty members of the organization consideration of younger men. : .WANTED—Grocery clerk, one having ei- meeting on Monday night, April 23, already having signified tbelr will* Bare Menej This 8»rlsjff by Having pertsavoe.' Steady position for right man. II. when Installation of officers will take Ingness of taking part In the activi- WoM-AOo. 3-31- place, followed by a social time.— ties. Compared with neighboring Year Planking OrorhauleA. The styles we show are tailored C. Li. Cozzens, Dictator. cities, where the organization has with a high waist and natural shoul- AVD FBOPEBTT WANTCD. been actively agitated for over a Since this city has passed a law year, the comparison is more than requiring the use of water meters, ders. They can be worn buttoned PABM'AKMHB and propertpropei y wanted anywhere. The condition of the city water on r«a want to sell, reut, exchange, or buy, creditable to this city. It la up to you, Mr. Property Owner, or unbuttoned, and in either event ' Mb One per cent, after sold. Hundreds Monday was something abominable^ .orkwrers want my next catalogue out. You could have tt served milk or .The meeting Thursday afternoon to watch your annual meter bill. will appear positively smart and feel >8eirs Parm Agency, 8W> Broad it., Newark chocolate color as desired. Let us was held at the home of Mrs. H. J. Leaky faucets will swell your meter live in hopes that South Amboy will Berrlen. and the attendance at the bill. Don't let money leak through absolutely comfortable. LOST AID soon have a wholesome supply. meeting numbered about forty. ,It the water faucets. Have them at- was the aecond meeting of the or- •16.50 to 928 • IiOBT—April II, on Stevens avenue between through Its own pumping station. . tended to. Do It Now. Call up 245. Cwiflili Ma ft* Mala aad Henry streets, a lynx scar'. Suit- ganisation sine* the Idea of formation *Mf reward. If returned to Mia. P. J. Cooney, waa first suggested. Considerable SliUlB street. 4-14-1 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary B. Cook- builness was transacted and th« re- "THE STORE THAT SATISFIES" MMT—Blistered Pearl Pendant of Lavllller, 6E0. M. MORTENSON katwaMi Bteveas avenue and Broadway, on ingham, of Jersey City, to Mr. Walter sult showed real progress made. AanW street. Reward If return to CUUen Office and Residence: SIS David St. OS** M4-1 C, Thompson, of this city, at the It was arranged'to have the head- Church of the Visitation on Wednes- quarters of the' Red Cross Chapter day evening, the ceremony being per- In 'the rooms of the Old Post Office B. B. COLK TEST formed by Rev. Father Qulnn, the Building, next to the First National rector. Bank . building on Broadway. The GENERAL CARPENTER The Tailor, Clothier anal Habortfashor the three branches of our charter for the Chapter In this city •«• Henry Street Mr*. Cordelia Cannlff, aged sixty has been received after having been Mosquito Frames and Door* Made to Order 91 Smith Straat Parth Amboy ' business] years, passed away at the State Hos- Repairing and Jobbing of all Kind* Done duly signed by the officials of the or- Promptly ' M4-4 pital on Friday last. The remains ganisation and the Washington au- Cleaning, were removed to her late residence thorities. at Brown town and funeral services held at two o'clock on Sunday after- It was also arranged to hold a Pressing. mass meeting in the Interests of the noon. Interment was made In Rose organization in the City Hall on Fri- Repairing Hill cemetery under the direction jt day evening. April 20th, 1917, at eight Undertakers B. S. Mason ft Son. o'clock. At. that time there will be There is something for you a speaker of prominence Introduced to/gain by 'doing so. KBS. JENNIE SELB. and an attractive musical program Mrs. Jennie Selb, wife of William will be rendered. Mlsa Elizabeth M. Selb, of this city, departed thin Dayton has charge of the arrange- BORAX'S SBUVICB life at the hospital at Norrlstown, MARKET ments for the musical program and Pa., following an operation, on Sat-the temporary secretary is to get In •paolal %m\m for Friday, Saturday and Monday. L. RO8ENTUAL urday last at the age of 58 years. touch with Mr. Staub relative to the Pimtm «r 4 sl" Mra. 8elb formely resided In this securing of the speaker. Hindquarters Genuine Lamb 23k? lb | Corned Beef, brisket 12ic lb city, and had many friends here who MI4 110 Broad way At the mass meeting referred to will remember her for her tunny dis- the organization- of the Chapter will position and social qualities. Be- be placed on a permanent basis and Strictly Fresh Eggs Corned Beef sides a husband she Is survived by permanent offlcers . will be elected. Breast of Veal one son and three daughters, viz.: The nominating committee will con- ALL MBAT gpNTEDl Mrs. Robert Thorpe of. this city, clude Its work at that time and will Harry Selb and Mrs. .Ethel Van probably present its report following 37c doz. 17c lb. 6|p€ra«ors on Shirtwaists Leuven of Quakertown, Pa., and Mrs.the rendition of the musical program. Emma.Jowett of Norrlstown, Pa. She rknty tf Work all lac Year was a member of Good Samaritan There is a great deal of interest Assembly, Pythian Sisters, of this being manifested in the plans of the Hi|:;-;.'.qiood Pay! city. . organization and much greater strides Me lb forward are being made than In the 17]c-19k lb So, Amboy Manufacturing Go. Funeral services were, held from Home Defense League, of which it Is her late residence, at Norrlstown on a.component part. Mrs. Bostwick Is Hindquarters ol Veal leP-' Broadway- and first' St. Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday organizing a Junior Red Cross Society Lamb Chops the body was brought to this olty. the members of which range from POT ROAST Milk P«d ANDREW N. KVIST and funeral service held at 2.30 p. m. eleven to fifteen years, lira. Bost- l«c lb. lb South Amboy, N. J. from the home of her son-in-law, wlck outlined her plans to the meet- Robert Thorpe, on Highland street. Ing Thursday and as a result the Shop: 38O Prospect Street The service was conducted by the girts will become full fledged mem- BEEF STEA.K3 LIVER fRESH MADE SAUSAGE Rev, J. B. Shaw, pastor of the M. E. SMALL fRfSfi HAMS 0A1FIMTEI AND BUILDER bers of the Red Cross upon payment Nlsgj ana t%n4mr Church, assisted by Rev. E. R. Tllton of the usual Initiation fee. While 14c lb lb. All Jobs Promptly Attended To of the First Baptist Church, inter- they will not take the same active *Oe lb 23k lb 440 Estimates Furnished Upon Request ment followed in Christ Church part In the affairs of the organisation, Cemetery. that their, elders will they will be Soup Maat I4olb Spararlba 2lbs29o . • KOTICB. given Instruction lessons in first atd MISS LAREW PLEASED. Oa and after April 1, 1»17, appll- under the direction of ono of the phy- Wednesday evening Miss Clarvenin sicians of the olty. For this Instruc- SPJECIAXS, .-«ftUea tor marriage JleenM mast b* Larew, a most promising young elocu- Shoulder of Veal ' Mad* M bourg before game can be tion there will be no charge for his JiVEAL (CHOPS 8 11M FRESH PIO9 FEET... S»«c tionist, rendered an. excellent en- services. tamed, and after llcanM li issued it tertainment In the Baptist Church f*v lbs PICKLED PraS' FEET. 2«c i oaaaot be used until 94 bouri there under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid Taken all In all the Chapter Is a 20c lb II lbs SOUR KROUT. SISc , attor., Society. Not one of the large audi- very promising organisation. There W. J. NAOLB, Registrar, . ence but was immensely pleased with is every Indication of the mass meet- the efforts of the entertainer whoea ing next Friday night being very Roasting Some men Imagine their weight on program embraced pathos as well largely attended and It Is expected •M tide of the globe causes the as humor and other timely' selections that the council chamber will be 1111- Chickens 28c lb Cali. Hams 193c lb -other side to tip up, all of which were rendered in a to Its utmost capacity. manner very pleasing. Her exhibi- Panoy Tabla Buttar - 32o lb Sugar Cured Hams - . 25%e lb Did you ever hear of a woman's tion of her art would have been a •A BARGAIN—A two story building, giving to eharttjr the money she hadcreditable one to an experienced en- slnte roof shingle side, 16^ft.\-44ft. R«m«mb«r thw •)!•••• •all or taUphan*. VV* •••> J"»* •• w* adwartlaa. 1 tertainer and the demonstration en- suitable to turn Into dwelling. Cheap , saved up to buy a new bonnet? to quick buyer. Inquire 218 David o titles hoi' to all manner of credit therofor. A brilliant future qulto street. 4-7-tf l^BfO^^ay _?«i South Amboy Some men soem to think that a : : : !: : •••: • --. y:.'-V-V'-.. -.' •;;. •' ' L ''•'.:•'• "•>.'•- -.^ -. "•: V-v:,;.. •• :.:. 'Woman's mission Is submission, evidently awaits Miss Larow, Advcrrtlse In the Citizen. ctiuiffk the wfclts hair-like seedlings can b« seen by lifting; the bay, or possibly Of, APRIL 14, 1*17. burlap, the covering la taken off. Harrow the asparagus bed la tvery BOY SCOUT direction before the stalks begin to WU come up. DOINGS. It W. DoBaun.) ABBOK BAY EXERCISES BV SCHOOL CHILDREN Stoating of onions, lettuce, Troop So. l. potatoes, asparagus, On Friday exercises appropriate to Arbor Day were rendered by the On next Monday evening', April 16, he completed a* soon this troop will bold a social anJ |jJNMlM«, Tl.e planting of those children of the public schools. The program wag as follows: exhibition on scout work, to show % in easily Injured by what it has accomplished in its first School X*. *. need to be done at the year, at its meeting place in tbe moment when reasonable Birds in the Trees Bernice Kirk Baptist Church on tbe corner of of frost Is past. Early string Planting of the Apple Tree..Mar- garet Campbell, Doris Berrien, Stockton and Second streets. AH aa4 ew**t corn are planted Charlotte Dey, Mabel Selover. who are interested in this troop are - tk* last part of April all over Trees..Martin Crane, Paul Emraons, invited to be present. Refreshments TIM growers realize that Russell Stanton, Milton Newmark, 1 Joseph Grescb, Walter Brown, will be served and a silver collection or* taking a chance; however, it taken. ..pty* to 4o *o, especially where ma- Russell Adams, Milton Bloom, Mil- ton Keegan. Tbe meeting of April 9,'was opened te available for the planting. Nature's Creed Willard Huff A Single Flame for Double Work Shade Trees Richard Masterson with tbe salute to the flag. Our What the Wood Fire Said Nellie scout master made a correction in The same heat that bakes your bread to a rich, golden Is crop la being planted more Lambertson. our repeating it by completing a more (a tke row system rather The Lilac .Elizabeth Bloodgood, Eve- statement. Instead of saying, "We brown will roast your meats or fowl just exactly as you Is the sill because the growers lyn Manhattan, Alberta Bright, pledge allegiance to our Flag," etc., want them in a Cabinet Gas Range. The double compart- Betty Posey. as that *y this method they can Bet out Trees Estelle Smith It was changed to, "We pledge allegi- ment oven not only enables you to economize on gas, but it • better yield with very Woodman, Spare That Tree.. Mar- ance to the American Flag," etc. is a great time and labor saver, as a whole dinner can be Ssor* work. At planting time guerite Korka. The minutes of the previous meet- cooked in the ovens at one time. Mo pounds of fertilizer per Plant a Tree. .Maurice Steiner, Leon Larson, Ira Safran, Donald Reed, Ing were read and accepted. • Is sown along tbe rows which Harold King. The treasurer gave his' report. Tbe The glass paneled door for the baking section con- three to (our feet apart. Tbe John's Pumpkin Sophie Yanesky Roll of Honor was read. Tbe reports ; serves the heat by permitting you to watch your baking IS' are dropped by machine about The Clovers. .Katherlne Smith, Fanny of committees were given. M lueses apart; then, when the Keeler, Hyrtle Tice. without opening the oven door. Planting The Tree. .Edith Powell, A letter from headquarters was • Is still; very small the • extra Marlon Reed, Marlon Wilson. read to the troop by tbe president. are chopped out so that there Pine Needles Charles Carlisle A committee waa made whose work Top burners are lighted by a self lighter, which elimi- ''» SB average of one stalk every The Brave Old Oak Oscar Reiner waa to get tbe registration fee to be ates the use of matches. twslre Inches for early sweet corn We Should Smile.. .Sophie Resentful sent to headquarters before the first wales makes a small stalk. How- Just Waking Up.. Maude Oliver, Kathertne Pettyy, Florence Larson, day of May. ever, tor big growing varieties. Ilka ElainEli e TThomsonh . A letter was read offering our ser- No. 337-2 Acorn ••swell's Evergreen, one stalk every Beautiful Trees Mildred 1'arlsen vices to the Red Cross Chapter of laches Is plenty. This row The Arbutus Ruth Mortenaon this city. It waa accepted by the The eoMModloiw oven* of this Is especially recommended for Spring Helpers, .Inez Larson, Roberta Holton, Charlotte Kawea. unanimous consent of the troop. cabinet range cook big atea!*— garden and for commercial In Apple Time Dorothy Splco All those who are In the Social and quickly and thoroughly. The en* where corn planters are The Leaves Have a Party. .Lamont Rxtiibltlon must be present to-night amcl •slasher and pan* and panel available. Ingraham, Lionel Deats, Raymond (Friday) nt seven o'clock. Manee. In broiler door are attractive fea- ,'Wkm planting I* to be done by Arbor Day Florence Forgoteon We have a member on probation ,' the rowa are practically the In the Sunbeam's Keeping. .Lillian Tor two weeks before be can Join tbe tures. Floor apace only 40 ^ distance apart, but four or five Fleming. troop. fcsra'ils of eora seed are put In hills Welcome to Arhor Day..Alice Morris The roll nail was taken ami their absvt taree and a half feet apart In Reading, Who Stole the Bird's Nest Leola Buckelew. wan n good attendance. The remain- Price $48.75. Terms, $4.00 with ,tJso rows. The planttng operation The Oriole Mary Boraofli der of the meeting waa used for order, $4.00 per month. ' esaatsta In marking out the rows Trees Henrietta Poetsch drilling and physical culture class. assail* both waya of the field so that Three Trees.. .Ethel Alpine, Cathe- Don't forget what you promised to 5 Per Cent. Discount Allowed for cultivation will be possible crosswise. rine Ward. Choosing Trees Katherine Kurtz bring next Monday night. Cash Payment. A handful of fertilizer almost as An Arbor Day Tree.,. .Harry Smith, large as a baseball Is spread.In the Walter Jacobann, William Kurtz, CHAN«i:S IW EXTENSION STAFF. row la a apace a foot square where Theron Brown. The new Cabinet Ranges await your inspection in our tbe bill Is to be. This fertilizer is Three Little Trees...... Louise Burr Mr. Julian F. Miller, of Cape May showrooms. If not convenient to call, 'phone or write for with about three Inches of Arbor Day Kllzabeth Mount County, has been appointed extension our representative. A Rose Bush Thelma Strattrtn specialist In fruit growing of tbe New with a boo, the back or which la The Walnut Tree John Hyer Spring Herald Elsboth Maclntyro .Jersey State Agricultural College to down la the middle of the succeed Mr. Lawrence O. Orlllam, who Ml to make s smooth solid place for On the Banks of the River Slow Mildred Hagar recently resigned. Mr. Miller was tbe seed. The seeds are dropped In- Otir Tree Herbert Kirk graduated from Rutgers College In to this hoe print and covered with We Love the Trees. Reglna Hochelser 1.916, and has worked in the experi- PUBLIC SERVICE abont an Inch and a quarter of soil. April! April! Are You Here?. .Maude Petty ment station orchards at Vlneland. When tbe soil becomes hot and dry, Last year he was employed by the •lore covering over of the seed will Supposition Dorothy Browning Brown's Example... Maud .Rasmusften Bureau of Insecticides and Fungi- be necessary. When the plants are The Dream Composition. .Catherine cides of the United States Department Sences Tribe, If t, U, lap's, •. B. •bout sis Inches high, the hills should Albright, Ida Brown, Jennie Deats, X* meeti every Thursday •vaolaf at Cora Ttce, Josephine Stader. jof Agriculture, In spraying work with a o'clock, 1B KnlthU of PytbtM Sail. be tblnaed out ao that only thro* apples and peaches at Moorestown. stalks remain In a hill. In Your Own Yard -Tames K»rk tjJttntAe Sachem. D. Bishop; Ckltf «f ft Sim, Wind, Rain and Children Mr. Charles H. Nlssley who was Better W. H. Coward; Collector of Ws Heaa Planting. Ethel Taylor graduated from Pennsylvania State Stephen Miller. Song of the Grass and Blades String beans (green) and wax Olive Keeler College In 1912, has been appointed ftt &TW- Merita* Cattle, IT*. Ce, K. O. B. beans are planted about corn plant- extension specialist, giving his at- Results- meeu flrat and third Saturday Arbor Day Kathr.vn Stratton ing of each month, at 7.30 lac time In rows from two and a half The Oak Ruth Nleltopn tention chiefly to fruit and vegetable at Knights of Pythias Hall. NoMe to three feet apart. About 400 pound-; Trees Mabel Harris growing In the northern part of New Less Labor Chief, Burden Golden; Matter or at fertlllier fa used per acre, but care How it Came Mary Tyler Jersey. Since hts graduation from WITH Records, C. H. Ed ward*. o to taken to apply it so that It does college he has served aa Instructor in Croaml Xettaa Losg* He. M, L not come in contact with the seed. If you are afraid to ask for what horticulture and vegetable growing O. O. Fn meets «»ery Tuesday svsa* Meat farmers plant bean aeed too you want the chances are that some In the National Farm School at Ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Ktlltt* *f thickly. Six to eight seeds per run- one will hand you a lemon. Doylestown, Pa., and has taught at Pythias Hall. NoMe Orsai. PYaa* Slag foot are plenty. - —'• o the Lyndon School of Agriculture, Better result* famine only Noreross; Secretary, Charles •>. A little truth goes a long; way— Thomas; PtaaBcisl Secretary. Me;.. Fordhook bush lima beans may be Lyndon Center, Vt. \ He was engagui finest, lelccted teedt from BmlliusMB. If It Is stretched. In' practical vegetable growing at prise winning •traint are wed. Planted ten dsya earlier than' lima' They are property apaced in Harrtsburg for a year and was or- Star of Jersey Lesge, Kt.4M.aV basns because the seed can stand the It Is easier for a rich man to know thin tissue paper tope which of L. r. sad E, meeu In K. otvP. chard and garden manager at the absorbs and hold* moisture, cold weather soil a little better than his enemies thnn his friends. Hall, first and third Sunday of esab pole lima bean seed can. However, State Masonic Homes, Elliabethtown, giving quicker and better ger- month at 2.30 p. m. A. V. Danser, o •• Pa., for a year and a half., He has mination, and healthier plant President; L. D. Wortley, Financial even bush limas should not be plant- life. Less labor, because you ed before the first of May north of ' When a man Is In love for the first traveled through Michigan, New Eng- Secretary and Treasurer; A. T. Hait^ time he thinks he invented It. plant a whole row at a time, sborne. Recording Secretary. Burlington county. Fertilizer and land and the Middle Atlantic States, and no thinning out is neces- sometimes composted manure are making a study of horticulture.' Mr. sary on account of proper Ceirt Rarftaa, He. 44, F. of A, PREPAREDNESS AND •pacing in the tape. More meets on tbe second and fourth Wed- sown along in rows which are a few Nlsseley's training and experience economical,' because abso* nesdays of each month, at I p. av Is Inches deep and three feet apart; SEED TESTING make him especially well qualified lutely no waste of seeds. Protection Hall. Chief Ranger. Nets tben these are slightly ridged up. Through the press of the country, for the work which he will take up. Rakro Scedtape Is made by Banks; Sub-Chief Ranger, Tboaas Many of the most successful growers Secretary Houston, of the United States the American Seeiltaiw Co.. Grace; Financial Secretary, Edward 71 Wcata.ird St., New Vorfc Dewan; Treasurer, James Mlaalek; In Gloucester County believe that it Department of Agriculture, appeals to City. Get it at. your deal- Recording Secretary. Martla Kmnn; pays to plant the seed Into the top tlie farmers of the nation to aid in en. - Price tOc per package Senior Woodward, Frite Oelks; Junior Woodward, Michael Press; Senior Of this broad, low rtdge by preparedness measures to the end that there shall be no food shortage in Beadle, Chris. Nteorvo; Junior Beadlo, each bean Into the soil with tho eye THE CORNER DRUG STORE Ixmli Wentzel; Trustees, Mathew down, an Inch deep .and fourteen the event of international strife. A Fred Knecht, Proprietor Cronln, Aaron Hyer, Richard Me- timely suggestion of his department 1 am prepared to do all kinds Inches apart. However, many grow- Broadway and Augusta Street Cloud. ers, especially In the home garden. is that production -wastes be elimi- ot Ladies' and Misses' Miliin- nated In part by testing all seeds be- SOUTH AMBOY, If. J. flerm Lodge, Wo. 8s, D. B. S. prefer to plant the seeds about B!X ery Work at my home, mater- regular me'etlng fourth Friday of Inches apart In the row. fore planting to insure against the each month at 8 p. m., In Welab'e sowing: of dead seeds In too large ial to be furnished by patrons. Hall, First street, Preatdent, Nab Pole lima beans are very apt to proportions. This warning Is espe- Iff. 7ABSXX, Martinson; Secretary, A. L. Johnson; rot toefore they germinate, especially cially important, in view of the- pres- Gen. Win. 9. Traex Post, Ko. II, Financial Secretary, George Morten- Mrs. Edwin Scully sen; Treasurer, Jobn S. Lund. If the sol] Is not warmed up or there ent seed situation, and the attempts G. A. B, meets first and third Wed- Is a cold storm, or If fertilizer Is too MW Ferrta Street iaatk Aaibej nesday afternoon of each month at to supply tho demand with old and 3 o'clock, In Michael Welsh's Hall Washington Camp, Jfe. M, P. 0. close to the seed. Therefore, plant- 8. of Av meets second and fourth 1 Inferior stock. STATE np NBW IRRSKY Representing the Most Reliable Commander, William H. H. Dey; Adju- ing should be'delnyed until along tn DEPARTMENT OP BANKING AND tant, s. H. Cbatten. Monday nigbts of each month, at K, May, . Rows four feet apart are mark' Farmers in New Jersey will find INSURANCE Companies Only of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock, George X. Trenton, March 22, 1917. St. Stephen's Lodge, JTe. M, F. a Coward, president; Wm. H. Coward, ed out sovern 1 Inches deep and aa themselves in a position to act on the WHEREAS, (he IMJehaSl. foatk AmUj, X. J. A. M* meets at K. ot P. Hall, f.rst composted manure'Is generally used suggestion of Secretary Houston when Cleveland National Fire Insurance Company, vice-president; Bert Lafflbertson. locnted at Cleveland, in the State ol Ohio, and third Mondays of each month Master of Forms; John H. French, In the row it Is -put into rows before they consider tho features of tho has filed in this Department a sworn state- (excepting July, August and holidays) financial secretary; B, R. Havens ment by the proper officers, showing id con- at 7.40 p. m. tbe poles are hauled onto the ground; state seed' taw, It provides that dition on December 31, 1916, and business recording secretary; William M. An- tben in the bottom of tbe row, about dealers must give information no* for the year and has complied in (ill respect* Joel Parker ConncO, He. 6S, Jr O. derson, treasurer. with the lawi ol (bit State applicable to it: CAM GOLQ four feet npart, n hole about six only HR to tbe germination of U. A. MM meet every Friday even- Now, Tnimropr, I, George M. LaMonte, 4s» THI TAILOR V ing In Knights ot Pythias Hall- Independence Engine * Hose Co, Inchea deep is mode with n crowbar. but also as to purity. Wood segds Commltstoner of BankUia: and Insurance of the All kinds Cleaning, Premlng, Dyeing, No. 1, meets third Monday In each and trash are as wasteful as dead State of New Jersey, do hereby certify that neatly done at reasonable prices. Councilor, John Korka, Jr.; Record- month nt 7.30 o'clock p. TO. Foreman The bean poles are stood in these •aid Company is duly authorized to transact ATX « flak UUARASTKK.il ing Secretary, J. U Applegate. and the furrows nre closed with a seeds, nnd the former much more ao Its appropriate business of fire insurance in Frank Farrell; Preaident, John B. this State in accordance with taw, until March JI. nrvssway Good Samaritan Lodge, ICo. 52, K. Woodward; Secretary, N. N. Pesrce. one-horse plow and hills are shaped in some cases, "Undoubtedly, some 1, 1918. The condition and business of said Company at the date oi «uch statement, is of Pit meets every Wednesday even- up around each pole. Thus, the poles dealers nre not yet familiar with tbe shown aa follows t V Ing at 8 o'clock, at K. of P. Hall lanthe Council. No. «. D. ef P. 'are easily set about a foot deep with requirements of this new law. Farm- Admitted Asset $l,45O,050.2» corner of Flrat and Stockton Inip'd. Order of Red Wen, meets every little work. About eight lima ers should call their attention to this Liabilities, except Capital and NOTICE. streets. Chancellor Commander, Jacob second anil fourth Thursday of the .Surplus 204,197.68 ALL, PERSONS CONCERNED WILL Sprague; Keeper of Records and month at 2,30 p. m.. in. K. of P. Hall. bean seeds are placed In a circle nnd insist that they co-operate by Paid-up Capital 839,130.00 Pocahontas, Snrati E. Dill, K. of ft.. complying with its provisions. More- Surplus over all llabllltle ,406,722.60 take notice, That all debts owing to eals, F. H. Chapman. around the pole and about three Income for the year 416,594.70 the estate of James H. Gordon, or to Edith Newman. over, farmers selling seed for seed- Disbursements for.the year 224,442.45 Protection Engine Company, meets Inches from It^ The seed ts covered Iw WITNKSS V/itnnr.or, 1 have Kcreunto set tho firm ot Howell tt Oordon, arc 'on the fourth Thursday of each Piml Ircftrnw Hntnflton Lodge, He. with about one and a quarter Inchea ing purposes are also subject to all my name and affixed my official seal, at now due and payable. Notice Is fur Trenton, the day and year first nliove written. month at Engine House, Feltue 2, It. of R, Tn meets every second tof soil " of the provisions of this la-w, Ca«At.] GEO. M. tuMONTE, ther given that the proper and legal street, at 7.30 p. m. President Wil- and fourth Sunday of each month At Commissioner of Banking and /Insurance, settlement ot the Estate ot James H liam Birmingham; Vice-president. K. of P. Hall. President, Philip ' deed for the' celery plants Is sown The State Seed Laboratory at the Cordon, deceased, will require th« Purcell; Secretary, William Bulmaa; Now Jersey Agricultural Experiment John Sutllff, Jr.;' Treasurer, Michael out of doors In a well prepared seed collection of all the above mentioned Welsh; Secretary, Frank D. Stanton; Treasurer, Thomas J. Kennedy; .food. As the seed Is very small it Station i 1H authorised to test seeds debts, by legal notion, |f neooiosry Foreman, John Qulnlan. Agent of Official Publication, Ed- without charge for residents of the Payment may he made to Prande •. ward McDonough. r;jnust.be planted thinly and only an WE SELL P Frtenshtp ConneO, No. IS, ». el No InUn premium certificates jclven, no Gordon, st the store corner of Broad- eighth, of' an Inch deep. To hold the state. It'stands/ready to aid to Its prtr.fi iiiir,/.lc no hutnbuij of any !«, meets on alternate Fridays of Star Building and Loan Aaaoetettoa, Tullest capacity,} that there may be *lminmtionenivixhi -' — • e for your minnmevl . , way and David street, or to the nn oaoa month, at 2.30 p. m., Knlghti of until the seeds germinate, Tuning olid HepnlrltiK at Itlabt PHces. derslgned. • . of South Amboy, N. J., meets In Citj Spfead over the seed,bed about a f'pll-votced response to/this'appeal. Pythias Hall, First and Stocktos Hall, on tbe. fourth Monday evening 'Wiviil will the farmers a/id the seeds- HARRY PARUSEN f WILLIAM J. BOWS, streets, Councilor, Mr*. Bdytbe New- In each month. Preaident Thomas r\ thick and U Is' weighted Administrator of James H. OoWoa man; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ads C. Gelslnon; Secretary, John J, De> n poles, /etc, When men do? • '" / 901 David Street 04stb Astbs? deceased. MJ^f. Ward. laney; Treasurer, John J, Coakley,

•; ••:•• • ' '1. _ I • j •— tract. There was another-falnter Ira- „ DAIWTY^FROCK. anaatoa. Then a tube of white paint NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT— dropped, stepped upon and the heel- Per Aftermem at tha teach la Thia The Peter Brledt City Brewing Co., SALE OF LANDS FOR UNPAID TAX^S •Hurka BOW outlined la while. Ora Vieca. plaintiff, vs. Samuel Tomaine, de- } I3REMER The*' led up to tbe third floor, where White georgette orafe put up over fendant. V. Fa., for aale of prem- Foi» the Year 1915. white taffeta and on youthful ises, dated February 2nd, 1917. 1 were a tube of green paint and green By virtue of the above stated writ ?-. STREET tracka to follow up a ladder th.it led to straight linen KIVPS tills fetching to me directed and delivered, I will NOTICE OF SALE 9 a tnp In the roof. It was fastened expose to sale at public vendue, on L . , from tbe outside. WEDNESDAY, MAY NINTH, NINE- BV FKED15RICK DEIBKBT, COL.LK0TOK • *** • •»»«• v» i.uvw^ u* >^wwu n.iuuvy, comity of M.iddl*3S«3K And Stiitc of New Jeraap ..•« Harley set his shoulder against it TEEN HUNDRED AND 1 BDd strained. Ayuin mid a«ni:i lie ex- that he will Mil at public »»le all the lands, tenements, heredltainenta and real eitai h«rt N* Always •• Ualncky [ \ SEVENTEEN, „ •iialter menUoiied ror the shortest term for which any person or persons vclll aKree to "IK erted all his strength, and .-it hist tbe at two o'clock In the afternoon of iSlViTttke Tace ™ * *" thereon, Including luterertand costs or sale; and the rotted wood gave way. and lie hurled said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in _ MONDAY, APRIL 1«, 1917, tbe door aside and emerged hot and the City of New Brunswick, New breathless upon the roof, where he at a o'clock F. M., at the City Hall In the City or South A in buy. And the aaid lands tene- Jersey: uienlB, heredltaineiitB and real estate so to be sold, and the names of the perMMU aialniY picked up a little white hiiudkeiTuief. All the right, title and interest of whom the Bald taxes have been laid on account «if each parcel are a« rollowsTtowit; !, »T ClASMMA MACKIE :. He west along the flat roof of tlio Samuel Tomaine, defendant, of, in Name Street lllork Lots No. or Lots Ain't > adjoining house and Raw that the tir.p and to all the following described F. M. P. I'earne Karltan... 2J0 29-30 2 fS 44 premises. Mlchuel deary L'onorer 207 20 1< 74 * waa fastened from (lie roof skie. On Unknown Wilmol 201 1 1 15 z All that tract or parcel of land and Unknown Wilmot 301 •m 1 aVRo«c*a waa the name of the roof of tbe third house was a tube .lammllull liaUro.d... .; .' 27 1 16 piemlges hereinafter particularly des 201 2 They «*re both younic men. of black paint on top of the locked trap. 11. hrlce Cedar.. ut- Ing, but ou the roof of tbe lust house, Beginning at a stake standing In Un k n own Uordon 'JO 1 72 Kaiaiu Kate Matchett Louisa a i 26 away, locking aouie iu biswhere the pale woman bud unxweml the road leading from Jacksonville tr A nplenate Perrls 8-20 12 81 57 1 a i« In • nater place. tbe door, lie found by diligent st'iuvli- Morristown, in Madison Township, N Andrew O'Connor George.. a« 'i J., said stake being in a course of Stephen Wanderka Keiris [ 42 28-29 bell ran* aharirty, uud ing a little gold finger ring set with a Hkliaid r. Parlsen Felt us ".. 40-41 2 4 sa tiny turquoise Biirrounded by rose diit- north forty-four degrees east twenty OH 1-4 4 typlat hud gnue Hlehard V. I'arisen Catherine 58 16-111 2 2 20 oiotidH. He put It Iu his pocket with links from a large birch tree; stand- Hlehard P. I'arlReri Catherine ClH 2 *«*f fart** day both Harley and bis Hit-hard F. Harlsen Catherine 6B Ing by a spring la the westerly edge r 23-24 2 2 3» mtf •oawa. picked up ttieir ex- • atrniiKe thrill at the conta<'t. or the road: thence (t) north Mveaty- nlfliard K. I'arlsen Catherine , )K B«-37 2 a)l»MM, and each one heard Tills liiot trapdoor Was evidently Hlehard K, I'arlsen I.eflert.... 08 40-41 2 nlne degrees and fifteen minutes vast Hlehard r. Parlsen ' " ' 44-45 •i ,t hlWBthJcae, broken cry forlooked on tbe inside, for it rettitiltHl all five chains; thence (2) north six de- In addition to the above amounts there will he collected on each parcel Interest at tha •J 7/ " bis efforts, but he was d«w|wrate now grees and thirty minutes east five rateofelght perrent. per annum from December the 20th, l«ia, to the time of Day maat together with a Ite of twtnty-Hve cents lor each parcel of land advertised, twenty-live cento apt ajstek te JJi>. 13 Reiner ittreet— and looked ulwut for some tool with chain* and forty links to .1. V. Gor-for eHch parcel or land wild, fifty cents for each certificate of sale, and the cost of prlntlnii which to smash it in. He was cotitl- don's line; thence (3) along flordon'e pom Hue, amdavltH amt HtkiiDwUdKiiients, togetlicr with the proportionate cost of this ad- ••&•• ' leut that tbe appeal for betp bad come line south seventy-nine degrees and V6l*til(Glt)Cti |. ia> ,rfrliaar>liin, was broken abrupt- from the laNt houtte and thnt the in- fifteen minutes west seven chains and I luted Month Amboy, N. J., March 211,1D17. Ia|W |lM two young lawyer* «IKII mates had fled ulong tbe roofs, locking forty-elgbt links to the road; thence H ' FItKIIKKICK 1>KIHKI{T, Collectorof Ta»es. chair to consult tbn tbe different traps in their flight HO (4) along said road south twenty and Met In the outer office a half degrees west two chains and that help could not reach them through seventy-eight links; thence (5) south LOWEST PRICED i sad atartled eyes. the bouses intervening between the forty-four degrees west three chain" HAKDWAKK KTOItE IN TOWN. i bear It, Bob?" gaxped llar- taut and the Ural. and thirty links to tbe place of be- ! far fete hat. There WUH an Iron rod fallen from ginning. OYSTERS! "Bounds like bud Containing three acres and thirty- I'll cowaattnlcate with tbe tbe Miip[Kirt of u culiuiie.v stack, und C. T. BERGEN Harley lined it to pry under the edge six hundredths of an acre, more or If TOD WAHT A Corner Htevens avenue aud First (treat, less. MM* the better. It WIIH a of the trup and break the rotten Together with all and singular, the COOD STEW OR FRYHardware, TintvMtc ARalc , Ball, and who known- board*. He was able to reach bin rlghta, privileges, hereditaments and ( M. MaiiUU, ti arc we gabbling nhout? hand luolde und unfasten the hook. In appurtenances thereunto belongiag o- STOr AT . KtC. and follow me. another Instant he waa down the lad- In anywise appertaining. SCHOOL SUPrUKS-Big Stock ' atreet." der and running from room to room of RDWARD F. HOUGHTON, a revolver from bin tbe bouse. Sheriff P. F. K EN AH'S CAFE Stationery, ToKicco ami Ij tbe top and daub- Far below In tbe buseinent be heard JOHN J. 8TAMLHR, Attorney. IM »e close on tbe lieelx tbe sound of a heated argument, mid 115.98 4-14-4 Oyttan Mrvad la u* atyto. Alw Cum Olafet, Electric T4K before going dowu he paused before i;r TO IIATR. 1 arouad the corner to • closed door. lie turned the knob, •old In tta* •ball. Ordara preaptly : paHwatatloB, while Harley and it resisted bla efforta, A girl'* KOWII. IIUKC IIH'llulllOIIN Of C'hlllCHI' •ttmdad to. FIRE ALARM SHUT A U. I it taw carbatone. frightened son was his answer. embroidery lnvnl> the IIIIIK wuM lint' DANjELJj . 00NL1N Is at—ar.atreetf be aeltot Let me In—a friend." be wbinpered and afford the- CIIIIM. fortl over twin tt Canur ud Bin 8tre«u. liultoiiM t'lost'M the neck, Wild all wmius through tbe keyhole, and the door tim- 17 Btoektoa and lint StrMta. Vaatb atreet. three idly opened after u heavy piece of fur- nre piped. SANITARY tt Bord«Btowm ATCBU« I fram tbe arenue. It'a only niture hud been rolled away. Tbe Best Office Help ! wan tbe reply. Pengat For Spring Wear. •EATIMMB 1 Harley slip|>ed Inside, mlled the Wo are fully able to biter Harley watt wan- Iresser up ugainst tbe door and faced PongtHs Koctns to IM> II «|(iiiiK surety. Ml Broadway and AugaaU Mrwt ' around the confines tbe girl In tbe dim light of the darken- But the pongee of tiita siirliij; will be •A8 riTTIIffl deliver the goods 41 Broadway aad Louiea Btraat ed room, more interesting than the pongee of M Henry StreH and Plna Avaan*. She WHS a little creature with a dark, t!u> other xetisons when It IIIIH Ijeen Canopy Range when it comes to the tt P«ltua and Auajuata 8tra«U. piquant face framed In nilHty bluck worn. .Mm-h nf It will be prinlwd with host gtenogrgphers M Broadway aad Bordentowa Avam*. hair. Her red lips were parted In ter- vivid colors. ThiM'e will lie larjje green S«ary 04., polka dots on a plain pongee hack- and bookkeepers. «• P. R. R. Yard Master'a Offlc*. ror, and her brown eyes uought hi* ap- 3OTJTH 73 John Street and Stavraa Armu*. penllngly us she shrunk ugiiliist the groiint). There will Ite strips of vivid farther wall of the room. , blue and rod, nnd v.iieu It In Trainer's Business College, HI Fourth and Potter Streets. "Ob, who are you?" she gasped. plain it will be liiiiiuicd vividly. Every dentist does a wide open I tap, wire trouble or lire oat. In fact, though neutral colors, grays i tape. Teat, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. "Are you really a friend?" business. Ferta JUafcn. X. J. "Yes," 'lie siild practically. "You tel- nnd tans, are to foe used extensively ephoned for help?" for suits this Rprln:.'. they arc nil going "Yes; I had Juat a moment, and t to l>e trlnimod lavishly with brillinnt ••Iced for tbe first number that came colored braids, ribbon nnd . Into my head. They tore tbe receiver from my hand before I could finish. Ob, It Is dreadful, dreadful!"-. She aob- ALEX. GIAQUNTO bed quietly. "It'a all right now," soothed Harley. CORNETI3T "My partner is coming along'now with Mualo furaltbed (or all oceaatoaa Why I Drink Beer a policeman. Tell me what happened, DRY BUIU>INO "I am an artist I was painting here Cor. Broadway and John Btraat la tka court—the row of old time SOUTH .AMBOY. N. X BOOMS attracted me—when a woman tim cave out of tbe other end bouse and NOTICE TO CBEDIT0B8. Hktd meto come In and see some very PATRICK P. KENAH. EXECUTOR •Id pictures that she bad. She said of Michael J. Guahue deceaaed, by •ka thought one of them waa an old direction of tha Surrogate of the •water. I went Inside, taking my County of Middlesex, hereby gives MUMl and color box with me. Aa soon notice to tha creditors of. the atld •a I wan Inside the door she closed it Michael J. Quakue to bring la tkelr tad pounced upon me nnd searched debts, demands and claims against ma for money and valuable!. Some the eitate of the said deceaaed, •ae called her from another room, and uader oath or affirmation, within I darted to a telephone and called be- nine months from thli date, or they will be forever barred of any action MMALhJ A fore they caught me. Then they be- came frightened and hurried me up-therefor agalnat the aald executor. Itaira to the roof and along the roofs Dated March 86, 1917. . t called Reiner PATRICK F. KENAH, of the other bouses until w» cam* to »-»!-• Bxecutor. J teabloned this first on*. I dropped tul>ea of paint trtauBed with •II tbe way along, hoping some one "—because it is a wholesome, Ittaflmaaiyoftbeui might trail me, nnd I dropped my little IOMMI, Hll- turquoise ring nt tills house. The wo- Eugene S. Heston & Co. stimulating food beverage which man thrust me in here, and I barricad- > bore flny street ed the door. She tuts been quarreling (Formerly freeman * Heatoa) helps to restore strength and good araadfully with some one in the base- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS i ate i ihoaldem nnd ment and then you came." health—and because of its value ' 'Of the Unit house. DEALERS IN in building up the worn tissues old bell knob ."You are siife enough now," said .tinkle. At lust Barley. "Hark! What's that?" There All Kinds of Electrical that result from physical exertion "and a woman waa a sudden clutter in the paved •Marly creature, itreet, the gong of H police wagon and Goods and other demands on the system." the sound of many voices. Footsteps . J •yew. fled up the stairs and were lost In the Telephone 133 :aaarply. upper regions of. the house. When your physician orders you to Caked Barley, •nd cloned the Harley went to the window and OFFICE • 317 Fourth Street drink beer, drink PRIVATE SEAL imashed open the nnllcd shutters. —the richest in tonic and body-building i next house and "Rogers!" he called slmrply. nnd Boh > taatance hia ex-Rogers nnd" several policemen run up LORENZ BAKICH qualities. Scrupulous care in the selec- W MM the same. the steps of the bouse. 'In five mln- ates they bad cornered the pale faced tion of all materials—scientific supervi- •My ;:ha answer woman and ber confederate in the end sion of every process of brewing—en- aouse and plflced them under arrest. ftf BBOADWAT aad before be 1 ttaatlon the door Harley sent for n tnxlcnb and en- sures its perfect purity and wholesome- these denl- wrted Miss Deland to ber studio. "By Pnato-T»nlar far Blectrta Tim ness. the way, t must return tills to you," he said as he held her hand for a mo- tha last house. ment In farewell, and he slipped tbe for Ladles and Gentlemen PRIVATE SEAL invigorates, 1 thai the desired tittle turquoise nnd diamond ring on itrenglhetu and nourishes. For family 1 her engagement finger. tba>!flmt or the Pompelan Masaaga Cream ossd me—and for all needing a foqd tonic. line upon "It doesn't belong there." She blush- Bi|e{uBlraly ed .warmly nnd transferred it to tbe Order a case from J>our dealer—TO- right hand. " re*ppn«e to Special attention given to Chltdrea'e DAY. See that the label says P. O. N. When 'lie fin- Hurley's lienrt sang within him as be It opened si- returned to tbe offices, whore his part- Hair CutUng. 11-11-W I Into a shub- ner awaited his return. Something In tide, he tbe touch of that soft little hnnd, tlie quietly knowledge thnt she wris, free, the In- HEW IEBSET CEHTBU. jlh«; bouse: It tlmn.cy of their sudden Itneetlng nnd '%?- there were the promise of n futuro fiilendslilp diz- TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOV eled the cool headed youny lawyer. For New York, Newark amd •)••>- knit "/Well?" remarked noger|s impatient- I.Vns Hnrje.v flung himself \lnto a chair bath at •M, 7.07, «TJt. IM.. HAf, 10.01, 11J8, 11 MM, a. m, UAKtM, PRIVATE SEAL ijnd looked tlrenmlly n,nt of the win- dow. "Pretty quick business, eb?" • 4M, 6.00, Ml, 1.17, at.4S, p. am. •«•> nteuts "Yon," agreed Harley, still drenmlly. day. Ufl. a. «. 1.4t, Ml, MT. tJM. "No. 13 was an unlucky number for p. m. thnt girl," nnnertnri Boh, lighting his Pipe. ,' Tot Vang Braaok, Aakajj VMS, The Brew fbriKbu "No. 13 is the liickioBt number In the ate., MM, tM, •.». a. 'Bk, 114t, world ninior «oino clt'curtiHtiinces," con Jl, Ml, «.4I, WJT, a. Sa.. SSaV tradk-tod Hnrluy. with a happy sigh. day, «.0l, MS, a. a.; §01, tMa,m ' 1 ?BJ* IMTTV IKMf CITIKB. FOB Norn MUCK C4HJs)t nil. family for some time pas _ ~u The Police Court netted oaly three wife had applied to the city author! (Continued from Paa* Ose.) dollars out of four hearings at a ties for provisions for herself and bCL'JH AMKOV 1KJ*>'J)M, CD. cats That You Can R. R. to construct, operate and main setting before Police Justice Briming- two children. Waldy didn't have bet UIn a two Inch mala from the Pen* •SO ham Sunday moraine*. Sentences total- three dollars left out of his pay and sylvania Railroad tower near thin ting one hundred and eighty days were that was not at all satisfactory to >>:—ONJi VEAK: $1 is .- end of the Rarltan bridge to the draw meted out to offenders of the laws Mrs. Stoeckel. As a result of tse Here are 5 big items which are 5 big money-savers to %. AU communications or or news re- bridge proper to supply the draw ordained for the protection of society. hearing Waldy drew a free ride to you. Every one of them of the best grade of meats and V ceived by us muul be accompanied by th bridge .with water (or boiler use Allan Collins, captain of the barge the county seat for a ninety day •iguature ultlie vrritui" lu umuru uublieatlon The resolution was adopted. Badger, hailing from the British stay, the regret being that that was insures a pleasant meal. -" c- KE tared in tli« 1'OUL ottic-u at Suuili A mboy The following bills were read and Isles, took on a charge of "bug-juice" the extreme limit that could be meted Ml —tuna clan* uiailiinaiier. ordered paid: Saturday night and landed in theout to him. labor lockup when Chief of Police McDon- Hindquarters Genuine Lamb 99m SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917. Garbage (75 5 nell concluded he was too intoxicated P. R. «. TBENTOX DIYI8IOK Streets 67 61to properly look after himself. Upon iUPEKISFTEJfDESfT SHIFTED Water Department 130 88a drunk and disorderly charge the Prime Rib Roast 20c-82c .WMEH TOD HEAK MALT, OKI. At a meeting of (he board of direc- prisoner was given a hearing next tors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Two roust mM v«r« wouadsd a Team Hire ... 41 00morning. He only bad three dollars Company at Philadelphia Wednesday, Trcatoa twcauM ttay dscllnad to bmlt Pot Roast 18c-20c fresh Jersey Veal 16 us M. O. Rose 35 23left so they let him. go when he pro-Victor Wlerman, superintendent of whsa M ordered by stattnsls. Both Charles Hyasg & Co 24 00duced that amount willingly, even tkss* uafortuast* oeeurrsacss war* the Trenton division, was transferred Peter Greenwich 22 55anxiously. to the office of the general auperin Tkera tars M. k. M. E. U H. k. P. Co.... 491 84 Forequarters of Spring Lamb 13c lutaaew UUly Charlie Conroy, » well known local tendeat of the New Jersey grand Mittr wm fores* to example of the terrible results of division in New York City, to become Edward DoUn 12 50continuous booze hoisting habits, fell effective April 15., Wlerman has been Meat Market A. T. McMichael 30 00afoul of the law as represented by superintendent of the Treaton dlvl «IM rftfe* an at CsWeooa, N. TThoma. s Downs 13« 47Officer Ryan. With him was hauled iv.- 'A. MUM ty u» tai taot of a »MlMt •Ion since January 1, 1913. Peer in Peter Hill, claiming to come from N. J. Cleave, now superintendent of wfee alsisi at a prowter wk» tpmnt Chris. Kelly 8 00Keyport. Tbs tatter was given thirty QO9 David Street aa order to halt, but who escaped the Cressoa division, has bean ap- Wm. B. Stover 78 «1days for being drunk and disorder- plnteia superintendent of the Trenton unhurt. l» a real tragedy. Here tho James Monahsn 18 49ly. There wai a whole array of taaoeent suffered for the rashness division, with headquarters at Tren Fir* charges against Conroy so he gotton. probably of aome Irresponsible. Public Service Gai Co...... 2 43sixty days la the county Jail. , What everybody needs to remember Chris rrench 10 00 Waldy Btoeckel, of George street, Is that the country Is at war. Mucu J. B. Price 10 00 Aa a matter of fact, your neighbors was apprehended by the Chief of New Styles aa the death or Injury of persons, M. fc M. E, L. H. ft P. Co. ... 9 70 think Just as disagreeable things Police on complaint entered by Over- even on innocent errands, Is to be fialarlM aai Fee* about you as you think about them. seer of the Poor Woodward. Waldy deplored, the soldier on picket duty Wm. .1. Nagls 24 40 S Just Received had neglected to provide for his Advertise la The C11U—. has no alternative but to shoot when Patrick McCabe 20 00 his cballence Is tailored. So the pub John J. McCoripick 38 64 lie should promptly realise that the PaMIe BalMtairs The Smart Shoes orders of a soldier on duty are given M. E. U H, ft P, Co.. 15 21 to be obeyed. There Is a reason for ARMY fACIS A fOOO HOLDUP-RAISE YOUR OWN. which will be worn C. ,1. Bergen 3 60 Pood n|>oonl«tound», I'otHtuca are II to tl.GG more per binhel V. Y. Tet. Co 50 tbnulMt weak. The wheat rron In thprt. \ All of which iiinmiH ihnt If YOU H?H not to •utter from high price*and •hort- vogue. Water Department a«enr food you MUHT KAIHK YOU It OWN! ' L. J. Coakley .'. 10 00 . Mr. Pack imy« Hint Idle ground In a crime; and the owner of Idle-ground a •••lacker." Iiynu hitvenu plot,rentune. If you have-mure room thsn you freeholders Decide to .7. W. Re* 13 50 can i'liltlvnte, oiler It to Home ouu el»e. Tliata patriotism. The first complete ' We have quantities or the bent tteeda. The need nmrket In ihort and hlgli, S. A. Printing Co 85 26 too. rhey cctMt us more tlmn ever before, but we are nellln« them at the «ame Place Bond Issue Priatfac old prices. That'll Oi; (( patrlotlani, display of authentic S. A. Printing Co 11 52 There's One Crep That Never rails (WMsaers) Reap Your Own. styles Is now on our The Board of freeholder at Its Tho report of tho Police Justice Surety UaiiorNwIII be next week'* apeolal and we have blade* to lit all niakeR meeting held In New Brunswick on for the month of March showed a shelves and featured Monday afternoon voted to float a total of $45,00 collected from fines THE CORNER DRUG STORE in our windows. boad Isaue of $460,000 to defray the and $50.00 received from licenses. PRIOKNICK RMIONT, P»roarlotor cost of the extraordinary, repair and The report of the overseer of the Telephone 13» Cor. Sroeawsy an* Augusta Street reconatruetlon of certain roads In poor showed the cost of the home ns Here are the Regal patterns to suit the most the county which have already been being $80.21 and tbo outside aid ex- fastidious dressers in the great style csotefs,^ completed. The reconstruction and tended amounting to $44.75. The col- These are, perhaps, just the kind you bswfj repair of these roads has been ector's report showed collections financed from time to time by tem-amounting to $753.07. Upon due been looking for. •* j porary borrowings and It Is nowmotion these - reports were ordered AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES desirable to fund the outstanding received and filed. Our complete Stock orsthoe*, Dry Quod*,- Ulothlnf, Ladles' and OenW FurnlHhlng* They make really a splendid assortmehl notes of the county. will be aold at l»at yenr'R prices. The report of the treasurer showed the new and wanted leathers, benched on The bonds will bear Interest at .he following: General account, over- 5"per cent Discount for Cash 4% per cent, and will be made pay- drawn, $7,904.95; water department, trimmest, most shapely lasts that weVt able seml-anniially and will be known balance, $10,198.83; sanitary aewer m as Road Improvement Bonds. The account, balance, $207.19; Broadway ALPINE'S BARGAIN STOW We are glad to get Regal shoes, " cost of Issuing these bonds Is esti- mprovement account, overdrawn, 1 mated at »900. The life of all road $767.10. This report was also receiv- this season especially—for the ktod repairs: or reconstruction Is fifteen- of leather the better trade wants kv ed and filed. . years. Mr. John Sutllff, Sr., chairman of hard to find now and is gett&njf The roads for which the bonds will the Finance Committee for the Home ASTONISHING LOW PRICES ON be floated are as follows: St.George's Defense League, was given tho floor, avenue, I84.469.12; Highland Park- and stated that; he desired to call the Metuchen Road, $93,891.18; New attention of tho council to the or- Royal Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets, About buying shoot nomt Tho Mogmt Brunswick-Old Bridge Road, Section ganisation ho waa rapnamtlnr and Company It unablo to gioo mo «SHSI m him* 1, I48.B1S.30; . New Brunswick-Old suggested that they make an appro Brussels. Grass and what prices will bo noxt foil, Bridge Road, flection. No. 2, $44,prlatlo- n for the work. In repsonsa will probably bo higher. •81.43; Amboy avenue, $30,987.14: to a question be said that fifteen nun • Rahway avenue, $81,851.9!; New dred dollars was tne amount that the Rag Rugs! Brunswick avenue, $4,558.13; South executive committee had , thought Amboy-Xeypqrt Road, Section 1, $47,-would be needed. Later In the meet- J. ALFRED J01 864.75; South Amboy-Keyport Road, ing this sum was appropriated upon, WEST f URNITURE CO., KEYPORT. N. J. Sectional and 3, $51,998.85; Metuchen- due reaotution being adopted aa In- "The Regal Store" Perth. Amboy Road, $32,599.94. All bought months ago at about 1/4 less than 100 troduced by Councilman Gordon. Bale prices to-day and warehoused—here for these By" a unanimous vote, the Strong Upon resolution presented by Hardware Company, of New Bruns- Councilman Rue, the clerk was Spring Sales. That's the reason we now have the larg- Broadway and Augusta St wick was awarded the contract for directed to draw warrant for overpay- est stock and the LOWEST CASH PRICES OF ANY furnishing the county workhouse ment of Stevens avenue assessment HOUSE ON THE COAST. with window shades, they being the by John Kane who was charged and lowest bidders. paid for twenty-live feet whereas he ONLY RUGS OF KNOWN QUALITY HANDLED HERE The contract for the supplying the owned but twenty-three feet. Reso- county with stone, bids for which lution was adopted.-- $82.60 9x12 Royal Ka-Sham Wiltons...... $65.00 were received several weeks ago, Mayor Kerr announced tho appoint- $50.00 9x12 Royal Wiltons...... $45.00, $42.50, $39.50 were awarded to Delaware River ment of Messrs. John J. McCormlck $39.50 9x12 Seamless Wiltons.... $36.50, $32.50, $29.50 Quarry • 'and Construction Company and Patrick Grlmley aa special of- $18.76 9x12 Seamless Velvets...... $16.50 and $14.98 and to R. r. Upton. ficers for the Eastern Coal Dock AUCTI 'Warden Goodwin has solved the Company, without pay, and of John WE SPECIALIZE IN THE LARGE SIZES high cost of living at the county Jail, Shannon as special officer for the for during the month of March he Public Service das Co. Upon motion 300 slightly imperfect Rugs GREATLY REDUCED. performed the miraculous task of >f Councilman Rue the action was The imperfections are in the weave only and very slight feeding the prisoners at the Jail on onflrmed. Indeed and in no way effects the durability of the Rugs. eighteen cents per day. An average SALE of 100 prisoners were fed dally, at While it is almost impossible to detect these slight mis- a coat to the county of $539.75 or RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION. ' weaves, yet, with us they are sufficient to cause a mighty $17.41 per day. The United States Civil Service sharp cut in prices to close them-out quickly. This is Commission baa announced an exam- A petition was received, signed by the only lot to be offered this year and represents prac- Tuesday, April 17th, ination f.>;'.: •. —fo •' > t nvnaportatlon Department, \ Public, 202 SMITH !/..XdvertJc.e In the CIMVti/'^rV I'J ,i ServiceI Terminal, Newark>, \ Perth Am VOLUME 87. No. 4. South Amboy, N. J, Saturday, April 28,1917 Price Three Cents. Charged With Assault Home Defense League Red Cross Society RESOLUTION 01 and Highway Robbery COPPED OIE OF Actively At Work HELD FOR fully Organized

Two youths, James Kendall and The military company of the Home With the organisation of the local Frank Covell, were committed to the Defense League organized with a chapter of the Red Cross Society OUR FINEST upon a permanent basis Friday night, SHIP CMUL county )al| oa Monday by Justice membership of fifty-five members Mason to await action of the grand a big meeting In the City Hall las April 20, the ladles of this city again CMMO! Gtct M Rtctri i Jury. , Monday night. To the Joel Parke scored a triumph over the opposite - Pefctaua HMMghaa M tat* U Paul Ukktti, «ff Ntw Y«fc, Scut l» Bex and set an example of patriotism The complaint against the boys Guards of the local council of Junior tbat the men with their Home Defense) was assault and highway robbery. American Mechanics goes the credi MI Charfe af While League, will have to be up and dolasj Flora Information ascertained It ap- for giving the organisation scheme Slavery- IwaiWaajca aad fraah in order to match. pears that John Mullen, hailing from the boost that really got it started OM IMrciDalan New York, and a workman at the After The Guards formed at their room liarlt ItcM « WftKsscs-Was • The meeting at which the orcanl- faat ftr MOMTW On duPont Powder Works, came to this and marched to the hall in a body cation took place was held In tb« mt Chief affaKce MagWfgal Traffic at MexkM Council chamber of tbe City Hall. city on Sunday morning (and on his to otter their services and sign up tour about the city exhibited some Cause, fxrittnttf*. for the military company. Then al Needless, almost, to say that It ni money. It Is also alleged he founJ most everyone elBe In the hall also largely attended. It was more thaa> If.South Amboy la ever accused oi some alcohol to drink. In his rounds signed up for the company. Th< that for tbe hall was filled to Its} The report of rifle shots In tbe Through the efficient performance neaileace la eadeavorlng to take ad he made companions of the boys. Ho officers elected were as follows capacity and then some. Even stand- Bergen Hill section of the city last of duty on the part ot Special Officer waataso of kor opportualtiM for bis flaally decided 'to .return to Parlln Captain, Louis K. Stults; first lleuton ing room was at a premium, as), It Sunday night caused considerable John Morgan, ot the Pennsylvania Improvements It won't be tko faul and took a car about IX o'clock, and ant, Albert Cole; second lieutenant, were, long before the meeting WM excitement and many people hurried Railroad special police force, Paul ot/Uouacllmaa Wm. H. Parlsen. A the boys accompanied him. When at William Rehn. It was then decide; called to order. to tbe scene. Rlckerd, of New York, la waiting trial Introduced by htm at the a lonely spot between the trolley to bold the first drill period on Wed The organization was effected by before tbe Orand Jury on a charge CMMII meeting last Tuesday even- track and Parlln, It la claimed that the It was found that the soldiers on nesdajr night, the place of meeting tbe formal adoption of the charter of white slavery. Tbe man was ap- ln« marked tbe first manifestation of boys waylaid him and took his money, guard at he Rarltan River Railroad to be the City Hall. granted by the National Headquarters L bridge over the Pennsylvania Rail- prehended with two girls at Run yon and the election of officers. Mrs. on the part of tbe governing Investigation on the part of the Par- The meeting was an Interesting oni road, had became excited over an early Wednesday morning and brought Leonard Furman was chosen at the y a day. The resolution tin police led suspicion on these In a good many respects. As a re alleged attempt to break Into a car here for a hearing. chairman of the chapter; Mrs. Joseph was to the effect that the hoys, and they were arrested Sunday sult of the visitation of the Guards, on a siding, and the rifles ware dis- It developed at the bearing that Wilson as the vice chairman; Mrs. ":C*tr Clark communicate with othe afternoon. At a hearing before Jus- the meeting was made a public one charged to draw assistance. Just the defendant was from New York Anthony Crlstlanni as the financial •MaleipalltlM along tb* route of th< tice Mason Monday morning, Mullen and a good deal of time spent In what did happen at the time and later City, as were the two girls. They nnd corresponding secretary, and Mr. BMpoaad ship canal from Trenton to positively Identified Kendall and Co- discussing the proposition. Morgan with a view to securing con- vell as the persons who held him up, would be hard to guess, as tbere are said their names were Lillian Ray- R. C. Stephenson to tbe Important certed action to boost the construe and the Justice Issued a warrant so many conflicting stories. At any The finance committee also held s mond, aged twenty-one years, and office of treasurer. The executive MOB along with all possible speed committing the boys to the county rate one of the soldiers was badly meeting on Monday night and organ Hilda Rlckerd, aged nineteen yeara. board selected was as follows: Mrs. Tho preamble to the resolution men tail to await action of the grand done up by a person he claimed was Ized for a campaign for raising The latter claimed to be married to John A.' Coan, Mrs. Edward Bostwlck, tioned that the State of New Jersey Jury. Kendall has been In troublo attempting to- break Into a car. funds by subscription. It Is the In Rickerd and steadfastly maintained Mrs. Mortimer Parker, Mrs. Chan. T. had authorized a million dollar ex before and Is on parole. When assistance came tho man had tention to make a house to house Innocence on the part of botb her- Grace and Mrs John Emlllussea. Tbe aandlture for the purchase of the escaped to a place of safety, but canvasii seeking a donation from self and her husband. The other girl nominations were made by a nomi- right of way and that Congressman o nevertheless a few shots were fired every one. The list of donations to claimed to be married and at first nating committee and tbe election In Scully had Introduced a bill authorlz PRANK 1. THOMPSON. * as a warning. gether with -the names of those sub maintained Innocence of any wrong every case was unanimous and the Ins; actual construction by the Death came to the Thompson resi- Policeman Monaghan was among scribing will then be published in doing, but later broke down and made response hearty. those who went to the scene of tho the Citizen at regular weekly Inter a clean breast of tbo whole story. National Government and that tn dence on Fifth street last Sunday Following the organization the Rev. shooting, and learning the story be- vals. The canvassers were appor view of . the vast advantages that morning and took therefrom the hus- Tbe testimony at tho heatng tend- Sidney N. Usher, an Episcopalian gan to look about for the supposed tioned territory as follows: First such construction and completion band and father, Frank J. Thompson'. ed to show tbat the man and the clergyman of New York City, deliver* thief. While searching about the ward, A. J. Miller and D. W. Reed would mean to this city that the He was In the thirty-seventh year two girls had visited the camp or ed an Inspiring as well as Interest- clerk get In touch with other muni- of bis age and died from cancer, A yard and barn of Anton Novak with Second ward, John Sutllff and P. F. Kenah; Third ward, George Gundrutn bunk house where Mexican ing and Instructive address upon the cipalities with a view to rushing tho widow and four small children sur- possibility of finding the thief hit- laborers were housed It work of ,the Red Cross. Evidently advantages. Upon a motion to adopt vive the blow to their happiness tn ting the hay, the soldiers • appeared and Ernest Zlnkham: Fourth ward, Charles Safran and Michael Welsh. was not the first visit iey were the. speaker had been Jong intimately by Councilman Gordon the resolution the IOBS of their loved one. and seeing the shining uniform of said to have visited about connected with the society and gave carried unanimously. , Funeral services were held from the policeman copped .him and or- Next Monday night a general meet a month ago, a: many Interesting references to field St. Mary's Church on Wednesday dered him to march to camp. Al Ing will be held at the City Hall was the case In Instance 'when experiences. The history and growth The meeting was attended by all explanations and remonstrances on commencing at 8.15 o'clock. Every of, tho councilman and a majority of morning at nine o'clock, The Rev. they were apprehended. of the socfety as well as its present Thomas A. Gribbln celebrated high tbe part of the officer were without body Interested in this good work Special Officer Mbrga^1 took tha scope and strength of resources was the other city officials. The first avail, and the soldiers proudly es- .Invited? to attend.' Some. ..Important business transacted was the receipt mass of requiem .and _ interment was trio In charge about two' o'clock in recounted In detail to the huge delight' made in St. Mary's cemetery under corted^ their prize to the guard ho us matters will be discussed at this the.morning and they were brought and enlightenment of at least a large of an application for the transfer of and p*laced htm therein. liquor license of Mrs. Catherine the direction of Undertaker J. J. time. to the City Hall here for safe keep- majority of those composing the Scully. By this time the excitement ran ing, as It were, In an automoblto large audience. The stirring appeal Lasko to Adam Marccak. The appli- high and friends of the policeman The deceased followed the water FITKERAI. OF MBS. SEORATE. furnished by J. J. Scully, One of for support of the local chapter met cation was referred to the ltcensa decided that It would not do to al for a* livelihood and was an engineer The funeral of Mrs. Mary Segrave, the girls admitted that the defendant with a hearty response and numer- committee' and by,that committee low an officer of the law to bo kept later favorably acted upon and up- on one of the Pennsylvania Railroad wife of Robert Segrave, whose death had given her twenty-seven dollar* ous applications, were banded In to tug boats. Standing high In tho fn such a place throughout the night, was announced In last week's Citizen the officers before the audience went on due motion the application was and straightway Chief of Police Mc- and an outfit of clothes upon the then granted. esteem of * his employers and with was held from St. Mary's Church at occasion of the previous vtstt and home. The speaker contended that bright prospects for the future it Donnell and May of Kerr were arous- 10 o'clock last Monday morning. the general public In America did not A communication from the secre- ed from their slumber and Informed contended that he had taken all that The* large number of friends and realize what war meant nor did they ( tary of Independence Engine and seems hard that death should come she' had earned tho last time. The of the serious state of affairs. They relatives present to show their last realize the Importance of the work Rose Company advised tbat George so soon. Te pall bearers, all fellow amount of money, sixteen dollars, at once went to the camp and de- respect to the departed one, evinced of the Red Cross. That the, full Mortensen had been elected Into workmen, were Messrs. Martin Nolan, was found In one pocket In the man's manded release of the officer, but thj the deep friendship and love In which meaning ot it all would be \trought membership vice Jonathan Compton, John Carroll, John Hannaway, Wil- clothing when he was searched and guard was flrm and refused to give she was held during life. The Im- home to them within the near futuro deceased, and that Charles Sprague liam Kennedy, James Marshall and he had about fifty dollars besides. the officer his freedom. After threat pressive solemn high mass was cele was tbe warning given to the listen* had been elected to succeed Edward Thomas Mullen. The explanation offered by the da ening more serious action on" the brated for the repose of her soul, ers. The speaker also dwelt at length McDonougb, resigned. Upon motion fondant was that he and his wife part of the Mayor and Chief, Officer with Rev. Thomas A, Gribbln as upon the work of each Individual •f Councilman Parlsen the action of had accepted an Invitation from Frank GRAND CONCERT AT THE EXPIRE Monaghan was released. celebrant, Rev. Lewis A. Hayes dea member of the local chapter, outlin- the company was ordered confirmed. Florls, an interpreter, to visit the There seems to be a good deal The Incident has caused no end of con, and Rev. A. B. Strenskl as sub- ing how the work should be perform- village of Runyon and had brought A communication from Max Kauf- more than the usual and ordinary talk during the week, and the stories deacon. Rt. Rev. Monslgnor 3. P. ed and why tbe performance thereof man called attention to the existence amount of Interest being manifested circulated are very conflicting. Mow- Brady, the rector, was also within with-them the'other girl as a com- should be exact In the minutest de- of a broken trolley rail directly tn n the grand concert to be given un- ever, the matter was of such Im- the chancel rail. The soloists were panion. He averred his innocence of tail. front of his home on Broadway, the der the auspices of the Civic Depart- portance that an investigation wan Messrs. Peter F. Cunningham, Francis crime ho was accused of and said vibration from which caused a great ment of the Woman's Club in the undertaken by Prosecutor Strieker, P. Coan and John F. Keene. there had been nothing Irregular go- The opening of the meeting and at deal of annoyance to him and his implre Theatre next Wednesday and where it will end is hard to tell'. ing on so far as he knew. Intervals during the progress thereof, family, causing him to be put to al- evening. The affair is being arrang- Interment was made in St. Mary's The Police Justice was not con- also the conclusion of the even Ins; A number of army officials visited cemetery. The pall bearers were most constant expense In making re- ed for the benefit of the Civic De- this city on Thursday afternoon, vinced • as to the Innocence of this was marked by excellent renditions pairs to bis dwelling and Inconveni- partment In carrying out the pro- Messrs. Thomas F. Qulnn, of Jersey defendant and held him under a bail of a musical program prepared by and a Conference -was held at the City City; , Frank Oordon, P. F. Kenah ence In general. The cause for com- gram of that department for tho ad- Hall., We understand that a request bond of - a thousand dollars for ap- Miss Elizabeth Dayton, with the -as- palnt wns one of long standing and ancement of this city along tha James Donovan, John Connors, and pearance before the Orand Jury. sistance of a full orchestra composed was made that the case be dropped, Timothy F\ Sullivan. J. J. Scully the writer trusted thnt. Immediate ines of Improvement In various re- nnd no further action taken. The two girls and the Interpreter of many pieces. Ths orchestra play- action- would be tnken tn regnrd to spects. The best of the talent afford- was the funeral director. There was were held as material witnesses-with- ed, "Soldier Boy," "AnaerteaVFirst." having the Public Service Corpora- ed by the city will give their best an Immense lot of beautiful floral out bail bond. Constable McCabe "Shades of Night." "Our Standard," MRS. OF,OnOE f!LARK tion brought to terms In remedying efforts toward making the entertain- pieces, presented by relatives and escorted tbe bunch to the county seat "Columbia, the Bern of the OcVan," . ELECTED the existing situation. Councilman ment a huge success and there Is friends. Wednesday afternoon. "Star Spangled "Banner," "Battto''.- Parlson moved thnt the city clerk every indication now that the effort At a meeting of 'Suffragists held The surviving husband and chil- in the clubhouse of the Woman's o Hymn of the Republic," and "Ameri? communicate with the proper offlclats put forth IO far In working up the Club of Metuchen, on Monday, April dren deeply appreciate the many CLEAN UP WEEK. ca." The appreciation of the nudlenoo v kind word*--of sympathy that have of tho company calling titelr ntten- affair will not be In vain by any 23rd, the following County officers was attested by a rising vote of . tlon to the existence of the broken means. been extended to them In thefr .be- The date for tbe annual cleanup were elected: Chairman, Mrs. A. U. thanks extended upon suggestion rail at the point In question and tr> Quint, ot Metuchen; Vice-Chairmen, reavement, and feel truly thankful week as designated by the Woman's Tho program has been turned over Mrs.'Bumsted of Helmetta, Mrs. George Hub falls on May 7th, one week from that some manifestation be made of tbe existence of another one In tho o tho printers for working up Into to all who so kindly sent floral the excellence ot their performance. Clark of this city, and Dr. Sarah 13. pieces. next Monday, Every citizen and block between David and Augusta regulation form. Many advertisements Selover, of South River; County Applause, generous and hearty, greet-: streets, with' the request that imnvj- resident in tbe city is being counted hnvo been solicited throughout the Member of the State Board, Mrs. upon to do their little bit In making ed each selection. The orchestra was, d'tate steps be taken to make the re- city and a. generous response has Frank R. Pratt of New Brunswick; ATTENTION, KWIflHTg secured largely through the co-operay Secretary, Mrs. U. L>. Leonhauser of this city a more desirable place to pairs necessary to overcome tbo een mot with from the advertisers, OF COLUMBUS! tlon of Mr. Frank Hoffman, to whom difficulty. Motion carried unanimously. New Market; Treasurer, Mrs. B. H. live In. Not- that It is now undesir- 'he program promises an entertain- Jennings ot Stelton. At the regular quarterly meeting able at all 'but there Is always room tbe Instigators of tbe orchestra ldek, Councilman Rue Introduced a reso- ment that will surpass anything of of the Supreme Board of Directors, for Improvement. and the Woman's are duly grateful. I imilar nnttfre held In the T?mplre lution authorizing the Public Ser- The State President, Mrs. B. F. held at Washington, D. C, on April ilub wants this city to be made so The Red Cross headquarters In vice to move two poles In the vicin- Theatre, not only for the excellence Feickert of Plainfield, presided and this city will be located tn tbo former outlined the work of county organ- 14th, 15th and 16th, 1917, the status clean thnt there la but little room ity of Potter street nine or ten fee( if the fctnertalners, the variety of of insured members of the order en- Post Office building. Through the :he selections that will be offered, izations. She also urged the suf- for crltlcfsm, if any at all. from their present location. The fragists to make their first active gaging In the present »war on behalf local real estate representative, Mr. >nt also for the completeness of Its The cleanup propaganda has been resolution -was unquestioned and work, service for the Red Cross,.the of the United States was considered, advocated strenuously In the past P. IJ. Day, the management of tha adopted. cope and the unusually large num- New Jersey Soldiers and Sailors Re- and it was voted that until further Central Railroad of New Jersey, have or of selections that will go to make year or two and always with, credlt- Another resolution was Introduced lief League, or some other war relief action of the Board of Directors, offered the use of two rooms on the ;he program complete. organization. The President of tho ble results. It Is to be sincerely by Councilman Parlson to the effect 'that the disability of soldiers and second floor to the Red Cross un- The advance snle of tickets has nl- Metuchen Chapter of the Red Cros3 hoped that everyone will again co- that the clerk advertise a public sailors as extra-hazardous risks he solicited and without charge. It Is eady .b©en a large one and tbere Is was present and told of the work of iperate with the city's most pro- meeting of the property owners on her organization, Mrs. Robert S. removed ns regards all Insured mem- needless to say that the members of' ivory Indication of n crowded house gressive organization and lend a David street for Friday night, May Hnse, State Suffrage Legislative Chair- bers of the order who may now or :he Red Cross appreciate the courtesy vlth tho S. R. O. sign being Turns hand toward the success of thj 4th, The action to be tnkon In man, Bpoko on tho work done during hereafter boar arras on behalf of the him extended them and advantage ut early. Tickets are selling for tho past few months at Trenton ami FtEltntlon for a better and more view of the fact tbat a petition nalc- T7nlted States during the presont lins already been taken of the wel- nunrtor n piece nnd reserved senttt Washington, telling In detail of the eautlful city to call our homo town. rng for an asphalt pavement had been ivnri" come offer, iay Ho hnd by exchanging tho usual disgraceful scene in the Assembly nt submltod tf> tflo council nnd thnt. It Trenton when Speaker Schoon "steam- Tho membership of the chapter Is Itinrter ticket for a reserved seat AnrJ It was further voted, "that For rolinblo Information on lire since appears that, thoro wns consid- rollered" the bill for Presidential now Honrlnp toward tho three hundred oupnn nt .Indues' T)rug Store ami any member of the Order now or nsurnnce, consult. A. Stelner, 225 erable objection thereto. The pur- Suffrage. mark nnd the work, of the orgimiza- mylnc nn nddltlonni dime. The following local branches wore hereafter engaging In military or Church stroet, 4-28tf. pose of tho mooting IR tn permit of represented at the mooting by tholr naval service with any power in war o tfon Is progressing to n nicety. tho (llBRruntlorl onos If nny tn make Tloffor lnso nn time In making yottf against tho United States shall bo Any nsslstnnco offered »by resident's Presidents and nddltlonni delegates: NOTICE—Bornlc's Meat Market In known tholr objections to tbo pnvlnjr •psorvnlloim for not mnny are now Dunellcn nnd Now Market, Now deemed to "be nn alien enemy nnd ivlll be appreciated, such ns dona- erth Amboy has no .connection -with petitioned tliorofor. Tho rosnlutloi eft. Brunswick, Motunhen, Pnrth nnd thereby forfeit his membership In tions, use of nutos, etc., or In nny ny store In South Amboy. 4-28-1 wns unanimously adopted upon mo- South Amboy, South Hlvor, Oltl the Order."—Francis P. Coan, Dis- manner thnt will promote tho good > Bridge nnd Stelton. tion of Councilman T rirlnnn. FOR HIRT3—A Beven paBsenger trict Deputy. work. A resolution Introduce! by Cntincit- losml onr for roceptlons, weddings PREPARW for tho best Insurance PREPARE for the best Insurance on the market. Seo Wm, ,T. O'Brien, man Oordon provider! Mint HIP invlfn- nnornls nnr) touring. J . .T. Scully. Jersey Vnnl 14c lb up nt Mnn- >n tho market. See Wm. J. O'Brien, Prime Rib Ttonst, 20c and (Contlnued on Pago Four,) tuvons nvonuo, 1-20 South Amboy, N, J. 3-31-tf. nghan's Mont Market, * t louth Amboy, N. J. 3-31-tf. pound at Monnghnn's. .•' f • \ mrfm turn* cmin. iaaUoae. Tea stutfAts, who ireclass ver* oraaiaed to ths arlest- IFIshiag their thlrtf 'year, will be bood seural months ago. They are STATE AND_ CQUNTY flniielevated to the •ub-deaconate. Rers./Joseph H. Hewetsoa of Bay- Those upon whom holy orders will onae/ John M. Walsh of Kearay and Mews Items Briefly Mentioned be conferred are Louis P. Remmeleof Jona J. Sheerln of Pennsylvania. Newark, Thomas M. Curry, Cornelius / • o Reach for Your . for Quick Reading. J. Ahearn and Joha J. Kian'ey of ' . Sandwiched. Jersey City; Francis Hoarlgan of Kalcker—Where does Blank lire? Telephone Book Wilkesbarre, Pa., and Henry O'Neil of Boeker—Below bis Ideals and above HIGH SCHOOL PiweMeat Clint AeWsg flev. Morrlstown, Us lacome.—Sew York Sun. eraer Again. Because of the need for instructors FIRST— President George W. F. Gaunt of at Seton Hall, three members of the Advertise la Tbe Ctttsaa. the Senate was sworn in Monday MENTIONINGS for tbe third time as acting Governor of New Jersey. A large delegation of friends composed principally of _ U*t of the series ot enter- members of the State Board of Agri- tainment* provided in tbe Lyceum culture, State Grange and other Count was tiven. In the K. of agricultural organizations, was pres- Mall oa Monday evening of this wwft ent to witness the ceremony. Im- and w»a attended by a Urge aud mediately after tbe administration ot appreciative audience. Mr. Wasser the oath the acting Governor held a On Guard! Pays!! berger thrilled bli bearers by ht.conference with those present. •oet admirable handling of tbe violin Because of the alterations and re- to Mia* Norman, tbe pianist who ac pain to the private offices of tbe \MT IT* A T ~\M pl©«8« the people and .companied Mr. Wasserberger, als< Chief Executive, Acting Governor * * -*-^ ^miifX ,woar e always on guard ta AKE it * rule to reach for your Tele- gave several selection of rare beauty Gaunt was compelled to transact the save our patrons money, and keep the high cost of phone Directory as soon as you think The tbird member of tbe party, Mia business of state in the large recep- M Florence Milton, proved herself tion room. Governor Edge, together living down. We have of calling a telephone number and •cry able elocutionist and recited a with his son and mother-in-law, left received another you'll develop a habit that will save you •umber of pleasing piece*. New Jersey for a brief vacation at much time and annoyance. Ths staging was skillfully managed Hot Springs, and will not leave the by Mr. Blover, "17, who received a resort until the evening of May 5 un- Telephone numbers taken from letter- round of applause from tbe audience leBS conditions should arise neces- heads, bill-heads, business cards or impro- The members of the Senior Class sitating his return to the state. Dur- New Lot vised telephone lists are sometimes incorrect are fremtly pleased with tbe outcome ing hts absence Governor Edge will or out of date. •f tbia course of entertainments and keep In constant touch with his office. take this opportunity to extend a # #> # # They often result in "wrong number" con- Tote of thanks to any one who may Hay* Heine fer Bey Seoat*. of Shoes nections and cause delays in calling that have bad any part in making them Announcement has been made of which we bought right could be avoided by referring to the tele- • succesi, especially those who sold the purchase of the Gabriel Hulick phone book. tickets and those storekeepers, whohomestead at West Long Branch, by and will offer game at helped to advertise them. Isaac T. Straus of Newark for the very low prices. Wo To save your time, improve the general Roy Scouts, to be used as a club quality of your service and save the time of The Junior Class have recently house. Mr. Straus will also Rive 8HOOT HIGH in those you might call in error, why not placed tickets before tbe public for each scout .In the borough a piece quality but low in • "Movie" benefit to be given on of land to farm. Friday evening. May 11, in the Empire price, und thus we cap- Always Reach for the Telephone Book First t Theatre. The main feature of tho Dr. Van Dyke Leaves llutgers. ture the shoe trade of this,city. sreulnr will be "Rags" In whlcl Announcement was made Tuesday Mary Plckford will take the leading of tho resignation of Dr. Francis role, The success of this venture Cyler Van Dyke, deari of tho Butgers depends entirely upon the number of College faculty, as professor of phy- .ifcskets sold. The tickets are 10 sics. The trustees at a rocent meet- ENLIST MOW NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY cents mch. ing accepted the resignation, to take effect June 30. aa a patron of this store and save money on IS-1T The A. O. S. held a business meet- Dr. Van Dyke, in view of bis ser- Ing on Wednesday afternoon of this vices at Rutgers, has been granted your family's footwear. We speak here of Week. a retiring allowance by the Carnegie Four Big Specials, which we defy other dealers foundation for Advancement of to equal: The Innocent always hate to suffer Teaching. He will become professor tor the guilty. Once It was the read emeritus oJLphyslcs in Juno upon tho COMFORT SISTER SHOES, RUBBER HEELS, sold general- isjr table* In tbe rear of the auditori- completlqs|/A|k fifty years of service ly a>. 13.50, at »1A8 um; sow Its the reference library. LADIES' DRESS SHOES,'White Tops, sold elsewhere at PrjppioirAfMlityke was graduated $8 and 19, here at 94.4S . Don't forget May 11, at 7.45 p. m. in IMS and; for eae year he took a MEN'S WORK SHOES, good value #t 14.00, here 9&0S Loyalty post-graduate course In chemistry. "Individual sorvlce" Is now theHe was a^iitor In chemistry until CHILDREN'S SHOES, 10 to 2, regular $3.00 value, at...... 9143 dominating feature of the laboratory 1869, when he • became professor of "With malice toward none, with charity work In Chemistry. chemistry.! for all, with firmness in the right, aa God # • * * gives us to see the right." —Lincoln. We acddently overheard a con-Cathelle Boy* te Fern Ball league. A State of War has been thrust upon us. Tertatlon between two of the boys The Catholic Boys' Athletic Clubs which conversation was frequently BOSTON SHOE STORE A united Nation in this solemn hour of Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean Interrupted by bursts of fragrant counties, at a meeting held at Long K«nah Building 130 North Broadway calmly faces the future with that confi- aroma from the domestic science* de- Branch Monday, decided to organize dence born of complete faith in American partment. It was something to this a baseball league, besides taking up Ideals. effect, "Bay, Its a dawgone shame a course of military instruction. that we have to sit up here and getCaptain Bet tie on, V. 8. A. of Fort The First National Bank stands united only the smell. They ought to fix ttHancock, will be asked to address the with every member of this community ip u we could get some of those league at Perth Amboy. Permanent and Country to cooperate in every way eat«." officers were elected as follows: possible in resisting any attempt to ab- B: "Do you know who's down President, Rev. Joseph Casey Ot Red there?" Bank; secretary, Walter Sweeney of rogate American Freedom, Justice and A: "No. Sea Bright; executive committee Honor. B: "The Strli from our class. chairman. Rev. William T. Tlghe of A: "Then perhaps It's better the Atlantic Highlands. way it Is now." # « « # State Tax Officials to Confer. Yes, but what d'ye mean? The State Board of Taxes and As- sessment has announced the official If life IN what we make It some program for the second annual con- we know have bright futures behind ference of officials of the state chaTg- Accept only the Genuine them. ed with the administration of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK tax laws. The conference will be Refuse Inferior Imitations held at tbe state bouse, Trenton, South Amboy, N. J. READY FOB OAVES. The name C-R-E-X woven in the edge of side Any first clais semi-pro team wish Tuesday, May 8, when the conferees fug to arrange a home and home will be' welcomed toy Governor Edge. is a symbol of the skill and care woven Safe Deposit Boxes for rent: • series or game'with the Falrmount Three addresses, each followed by a general discussion, will be given. into the fabric of every genuine CR1SX rug .>- Field Club of Newark, N. J., address —insist on being shown this identification ^ OJ it. Thaler, secretary, 46 Bank The speakers selected are Assembly- ty Street, Newark, N. J. man Arthur N. Pier son of Union, who mark, for your own protection and satisfaction' "' \ The Falrmouata will offer any team will discuss municipal financing laws; forty per cent, of their receipts col- Frank B. Jess of tho Btate board, who CREX rugs are of real value in "'; .lected, have their own grounds, and will speak on latest tax legislation, the home — from both the standpoint hare one or the largest folio wings In and Senator Carlton B. Pierce of of furnishing and economy "Acorn" Triple Coil Water Heater their city. Teams must ibe first class, Union, whoso subject will be' tho Ask your dealer tot color- folder '. • as their records will be Investigated. equalization law. You don't have to During tho noon recess of the con- or write to urn direct—it's FREE erence, the State Association of wait for hot water County Boards 'of Taxation will hold CREX CARPET COMPANY when using this heat- -•': Eugene & Hesfon & Co,its annual business meeting. er. The hot flames # J». * * 212 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK } (Formerly Freeman * Heston) Judges .Agree to Evciise Farmers shoot up and in and V ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS From Jt«j' Only. out against three In answer to letters sent out a copper coils fil- DEALERS IN 'ew days ugo Governor. Edge has re- All Kinds of Electrical ceived replies from all the members led with water. The of the Supreme Court and the Judges water becomes hot Goods of all the twenty-one counties in the state Informing', him that farmers instantly and is forc- Telephone 133 drawn upon JuriCB at the spring term ed up the discharge will ibe excused from duty upon' re- pipe and is immedia- OFFICE - .317 Fourth Street quest . (_ RED FRONT GARAGE This suggestion by the , Governor FRANK •ATTMtON, Proprietor tely available. Price, was made after consultation with Bord«ntown Avenue South Amboy connected up complete, WSM 1EBSET CENTRAL. jhief Justlco Gummere In order that 'arm work might not be interfered TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY with by jury duty. Installing of Electric Starting and LightingjSystems # * * * For Now York, Newark aad Sllsa- a Specialty "Kompak" Water Heater, same as installed by beth at «.3t, 7.OT, •TAS, 7.10, •••IT. To Ordsiln Six Students to Catholic 10.01, 11.28, 11.61, a. m., 11.11, 1.41, Priesthood. Public Service Gas Co., $18.50. Six students of theology In the REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS DONE 5;< OFF FOR CASH ON EITHER HEATER 4.38, 5.00, 5.61, S.17, •».«, p. m. Bua-Seminary of the rmmaculate Concep- , day. 8.28, a.'m., 1.49, K.01, M7. tJ4tion at Roton Hall Coliogo, South WE CAN FIX YOUR AUTO TROUBLES p. m. Ornnge, will bo ordained to tho priost- For Long Branch, Asbury Park hood nt n mnss to be colDbrnled Sat- Plumbing, Heating and Tinning etc, 12.56, 5.22, 8.55, a. m., 12.11 Cars Stored and Cleaned Supplies of All Kinds urday morning, Juno 2, In St. Pat- Office and Residence, 328 Dnvitl Stroot Fhono 245 .S3, 5.39, fl.42, 10,07, p. m. Soft- rick's Cnlhadrnl, Nownrlc. Thoy will ' day, 5.02, 9.42, ft. ra.;5.11 , ».8« p. n o on retreat tUo Sunday before tho AMBMMT ClflUK* Tie court will soon fee completed and tbe youao* people will take this 0O< SATURDAY, APRIL J», kfft. opportunity to develop their bodies «TAT«, meets traced thlidWa* by, means of physical exercise and sesday aftcraooa of each month at cultivate sociatblUty at UM same $ o'clock, la Michael Welsh's Hall. time. Commander, William H. H. Day; Adja. CHRIST CHURCH taut, 8. H. Chattae. ^^ Qraameutal shade trees, white M. Me»heVa Ledge, Ha, M, ». A spruce trees and srandiflora bydran- A. M, meets at K. ot P. Hall, fcrst and third Mondays of each meats CHRONICLES gaes, have toeen obtained and will (excepting July, August sad holidays) \ soon be set out, on tbe churcb lawn, at 7.30 p. m. The Sector will visit both th under tbe direction of a landscape Joel Parker CeencO. He. at, Jr ft gardener. P. A. Mm meet every Friday eves- Ing In Knights of Pythias Hall. Couactlor, John Korka, Jr.; Record- We are very glad to announce that Tbe trustees of the church have ing Secretary, J. U. Applegate, the Rev. HA M. P. Pears*, Rector received from the architect employed Skaeritus of the parish, will preach by them, designs for a new church Good Samaritan Ledge, He. Id, E. ef r« meets every Wednesday even- for us next Sunday morning at 10.30. tower and clock. They are going- ing- st « o'clock, at K. of P. Hal), over every detail carefully and are corner of First and Mockteat Contributions towards purchase of considering the matter from all streets. Chancellor Commsader. Jacob fees for the churchyard since our standpoints. Come out to thecongre Bprague; Keeper of Records and Seals, F.*H. Chapman. , last issue are as follows: Joseph A. gational meetias and sire them an couracraunt by'an sxpressloa of your Take Out the OM Coal Range- ItetMtlea Eagme Cemaaey, masts •estoa. Richard Nieltopp, Jr., Mrs on the fourth Thursday of each Leonard Furnun, Uiis Wilhelmla opinion. month at Engine Hause, r«ltue Ceasens, and Miss Mary Hillmann. Cook the Modern Way street, at 7.30 p. m. President Wil- Come' on. who'll be next? We are The Sunday School and Christian liam Birmingham; VIce-precMest, Endeavor Society hare contributed Trouble, dirt, dissatisfaction and expense pile up John Butllff, Jr.; Treasurer. Michael , sorely in need of more funds at once. Welsh; Secretary, Prank D. Maatoa; the necessary funds for tbe purcbasa rapidly in the household where the old coal ranee still cooks Foreman, John Quintan. .,..- During the pant week tbe following and erection of a line steel bulletin both food—and cook. Coal range cooking is uncertain, Frienshle Ceaaefl, He. la. ». ef. "' bare rendered valiant service In tho board. This is certainly appreciated bothersome, wearing* on the nerves and consumes fuel with I*. meets on alternate Fridays of eanrchyard with rake, apade • and and they, will soon have the pleasure astonishing rapidity. On the other hand, each month, nt 1.30 p. ra.,Knight s of ,. shoVef: Richard Nelltopp, Jr., William of seeing it ornamenting the lawn in Pythias Hall. First and Stoektoa. front of the church. streets, Councilor, Mrs, Edythe New- Mseterson, Lor ton Eerie w, Chris Cabinet Gas Range Cooking Is man; Recording Secretary. Mrs. Asa . Johnson, Charles Chapman, Edward Clean and Economical Ward, v The Junior Society of Christian MCKOBSB, Preston H. King, Our Seneca Tribe, He. ft, Ime'd. ©. B. thanks also to Mr. Howard Littetl Endeavor will give an entertainment Contrasted with the dirt, work and costliness of a coal mn meets every Thursday evening- at . 'for carting two truck loads of shell Friday evening, May 4th. The Juniors range is the cleanliness, convenience, reliability and econ- 8 o'clock. In Knights of Pythias Hall. lime from Keyport. Let us have a are very anxious to do their part omy of the Cabinet Gas Range, attested to by millions of Sachem, a Bishop: Chief of Records, goodly number of husky fellows who toward the improvement of the W. H. Coward; Collector of Wasspaia, families who have tried both methods. Stephen Milter. ^^ will come over this (Saturday) after churcb property. Make an especial BOM aad help un to finish toe work, effort to attend this entertainment, Sterile* Castle, We, M, K. O. E, you will enjoy yourself, give pleasure No. 18-319. Detroit Jewel Cabinet Gas Range meets first and third Saturday eves- to the Juniors and show your Inter- Ing of each month, at 7.90 o'clock There will be a meeting of tbe A practical and convenient at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble Local Assembly of the Daughters of est in the proposed.improvement, by Chief, Burden Golden; Master of so doing. range in every respect. Equip- tbe King in St. Mary's Church, Jersey ment includes Ruts top burner Records, C. H. Edwards. ' City, next Thursday. A box luncheon lighter, nickel Pyrex glass door, General Morgan Ledge, We. as, L Will be served at noon. 0. O. Vm meets every /Tuesday even- enameled door panel, drip and ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knlgbtt ot Methodist fpiscopal broiler pans, burner handles Pythias Hall. Noble Grand. Frank "The Red Cross needs you!" We and plain canopy shelf; five Norcross; Secretary. Charles . P. are pleased to note that one of our Church fpistlcs top burners. Ebonite finish. Thomas; Financial Secretary, Big. parishioners, Mrs. Leonard Furman, 1917 model has a thermometer Bmlllussen. la the president of the local organi- indicator. Floor space, less end Star »f Jersey Ledge, He. 484, B. sation. Let- all of our parishioners The usual Thursday evening mid- shell, 41 inches wide. Price of L. F. and Em meets In K. of P. lend hearty support. week service was rather unusual Hall, first and third Sunday of each last week, due to tho fact .that a larga $44.75. Terms, $4.00 with or- month at 8.30 p. m. A. V. Danser. \ • • ' number present took an active part der, $4.00 per month. President; L. D. Wortley, Finaaetal • V^Among the forces for the better- in the service. This Is the secret of Secretary and Treasurer; A. T. Hart- Five per cent, discount for cash shorne, Recording Secretary. ment of South Amboy, the Woman's successful prayer meeting. Club with Its movement for civic; payment. Cssrt Barftaa, He. 44, F. sf i, pride and Improvement, >mu»t not be Mr. Milton Davis, one of our reli- Our stock of Cabinet Gas Ranges is very complete and meeta on tbe second and fourth Wed- forgotten. Both the retiring presi- nesdays of each month, at • p. m. ts able boys, Is now employed by the is well worth your inspection. Protection Hall. Chief Ranger. Nets dent, Mrs. W. P. Nichols, and the Pennsylvania Railroad at the big Why not have our representative confer with you rela- lanks; Sub-Chief Ranger. Thomas new president, Mrs. F. M. Lltteil, machine shops at Altoona, Pa. Mil- Grace; Financial Secretary, ESdwaid are members of Christ Church-parish. tive to replacing your coal cooking equipment with, gas? , Dewan; Treasurer, James Mtnnlek; ton has been taking; special studies Recording Secretary. Martin Kane; relating to machinery. We will hear The cost of making the change will be returned to you Senior Woodward, Frlti Deiks; Juato* later from Mr. Davis as making good. several times during the life of the gas equipment. Woodward, Michael Press; 0enl^r Beadle. Cbrts. Nlcorvo; Junior Beadle, Louis Wentzel; Trustees, Msthew PRESBYTERIAN Preparations are under way by the Cronln, Aaron Hyer. Richard Me- Dnworth League to make the anni- Clcud. ersary celebration of the Epworth PUBLIC SERVICE CHURCH NEWS flora Ledge, We. 0s, 9. U. a. League a success. The service will regular meeting; fourth Friday ef o held sometime next month, each month at I p. OL, la Welsh's The pattor's sermons are Just as Hall, First street. Preside the City Hall, was largely attended. / stimulating, forceful, and enjoyable, Crap shooting last Sunday after- Martinson; Secretary, A. U The speaker of the evening presented Finaaetal Secretary. George ' as usual and the weather it inviting noon not many feet from the City. In a very Impressive and convincing sea; Treasurer, John 8. Load, so then hi no reason why the church Hall aroused the indignation of one manner tbe need of such a society In should not be -lied to Its utmost of our citizens. He acted the part Washtagten Caaip, He. N, V. «. the city. Judslits from the number 8, sf A meeta second aad foartk capacity. Come to On tervlces, we f a policeman in a very effective Greatest H who Joined this humane society, Monday nights of each month, at K. •hail enjoy your pretence and you manner. South Amboy has shown a spirit of t_tVTW Improvement of p. Kali, at • a'eloek, " ~ will receive a blessing. Coward, president; Wsm. H. A request lias been made that the practical patriotism we are Indeed In Seed vice-president; Bert Come out to the Sunday School ery impressive part ot the Easter proud of. Master of Forms; John R. . session, held at ten o'clock, Sunday rogram, "Decorating' the Cross with Planting Unaaewl secretary: B. It naTaaa, Mr. William Emmons, at the Sun- recording; secretary; William M. Aa> morning, Jutt preceding the church Flowers," be repeated. Miss Ruth derson, treasurer. service. There are classes for all. Stratton. during this part of the Eas- day School session, said that he was pleased at the attendance of the ter program sang sweetly on Easter ismvf*we«Bwv ewawsjvssi^ asr sw*vi The prayer meeting service held on evening, "Must Jesua Bear, the Cross young men at the morning church He. 1, meeta third Monday la Wednesday evening is always helpful. service. He suggested a service for month nt 7.80 o'clock p. sa. Fo*_, Alone." Frank Parrell; President. Jalst B. Come out and enjoy It. the family. So the pastor has taken The tiwue paper tape keeps Woodward; Secretary. N. N. Pearee. to the Idea and will preach a sermon the seed const-ally moist—it Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorner, of is simple, to understand that ppropriate to the family. So father Isntne CeaneO, He. t. 9. ef W. The Spring Rally of The Middlesex ew Brunswick, were the guests ot they germinate quicker and Iaia'd. Order el led Men, meeta every County Christian Endeavor Union will Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stratton last nd mother come with your boys and better. The seeds are tpaced second and fourth Thursday tt the be held In the audience room of the Sunday. Like all good Methodists iris next Sunday morning. the. proper distance apart—so no thinning out is necessary. month at t.80 p. m., In, K. of P. HsIL churcb, Friday evening, May 11th, at when away from home, Mr. Corner Only the finest selected seeds 'ocahontas, Sarah E. Dill, K. ef ft* 7.45. The Christian Endeavor Socle- and wife attended divine worship FIRST PRE8BYTEBIAH CHURCH. of thoroughly tested prise Edtth Newman. ties of Middlesex County are and morning and evening;. They also Broadway and Church Street winning strainsare used. And Pssl DeGmw HamOton LedfS, .Ka, always have toeen especially active In ere present at the Sunday School, the labor is reduced to a US, B. ef B. T, meets every sesead minimum.' and fourth Sunday of each month at the Matter's service. They are band- Mr. Dorner Is now a trustee of the Rev. D. Ernest MeCarry, M. A* Pastor. First Methodist Episcopal Church of Surely this is what you should K. of P. Hall. President. Pains ed together for Chrltt and His church Services for the week beginning use in jroHr garden this year. Parcel!; Secretary. William Balawa; New Brunswick. and strive constantly to carry on the April 29th: Pakro Seedtape - made br Treasurer, Thomas J. Kennedy; work of His kingdom In every way Sunday— ' the American Seedtape Co.. Agent ot Official Publication, Ed- 71 West 23rd St., New York ward McDenough. they possibly can. The Etadeavorars A targe number of the •boys of tho .0.00 a. in. Sunday School. Meeting City. Get It at your deal* of the Men's Bible Class. en. Price lOc per paclute are always awake to the netdt of the Sunday School attended the Sunday 1.00 a. m. Morning Worship: Sub- Star BnDAIng and Loan church, the needs of the community, norning service. The pastor preach- ject of sermon: "The Supremo of South Amboy, N. J., meeta In Sacrifice." Hall, on the fourth Monday ' ••• an* the needs of their fellowman. the text, "Be strong nnd quit THE CORNER DRUG STORE, tn each month. President All the members of the young people's ourselves like men," Mr. Charles .00 p. ra. Senior Christian Endeavor. Topic: "Missionary Opportunities Fred Knecht, Proprietor C, Gelslnon; Secretary, John J, D*>j societies In the various churches are ohnson received tho rites of Bap- in South America." Leader: Mr. laney; Treasurer, John J. Coakley. cordially Invited ' to be present at sm. He and his wife were received Arthur Ingraham. Broadway and-Augusta Street -this rally. In fact, the young people nto' the churcb. .45 p. m. Evening Worship: Sub- SOUTH AKBOY, V. 9. wlil Kindly welcome nil who arc in- ject of sermon: "The Christian's LORENZ Heritage." terested In their work, Lust Ttmrsday evening nt the par- Wednesday— " Rov. H. K. English of Kosello, N. onage, Mr. Joseph L. Gregor, of 1.00 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor. J., will deliver, tho address of the'ortfi Amboy, was united In marriage '.45 p. ra. Prayer Meeting. Ht BBOADWAT evening. Mr. English is an Interest- ) Miss Elizabeth. Kloncfc, of South This is a home like church where. strangers and visitors are always Summer Hotels and Boarding Houses. ing speaker and his address will Imboy. Tlley were attended by Mr, welcome. A most cordial invitation surely prove an Inspiration to still 71111am Maxfleld nn£l Miss Minnie Is extended to the public to come and LISTBD nun Massage ' higher endeavor. Iunck, of the city. We wish Mr. and worship with us. In the RESORT INFORMATION BUREAU of The for Ladles and Gentlemen flrs. Joseph h. Gregor a very happy BROOKLYN DAILY BAQLB A congregational | meeting will be narriert life. j. it. Pompelan Massage Crcsj- held, Thursday evening, May 17th. Name of Town or P. O SUM. ' ~ Exclusively After the business of tho evening has "Problems of Pleasure," was tho been ^transacted the Van Cleve Men's. nsurance of All Kinds Name of House..,. ubject preached upon last Sunday Special attention given to Children's Association -will entertain In honor !*ire, Automobile Liability, svenlng. The congregation was very No. Guests Aecom Rat* Per Week.... Hair Cutting. 11-11-lt of the new members •who have recent- arge. The pastor simply stated that Casualty, Etc. ly been welcomed Into the ctuirnh. Distance from Depot Prom Golf Links... Measures divide themselves Into two Sui'ety and Fidelity Bonds KOTICE. Every member of the church and Istlnct classes, those which gtvo Distance to Nearest Body of Water congregation la urged to be present 46 John St. South Amboy IIversion, rest to l>ody and mind, and House Opens House Closes ALL PER8ON8 C0NCE1RNBD WILL at this meeting. Aside from tho op- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. take notice, That all debts owlna* to portunity offered to voice your opin- hose which waste mind and body. PATRICK^. KBNAH, EXECUTOR Name of Proprietor or Manager the estate of James H. Gordon, or to ions regarding tho btislnosH under firs. Thomas B. Bhrlich united with f Michael J. Guahue deceased, by the firm of Howell ft Gordon, are he church- lirectlon of the Surrogate of the Air of the above Information will bo listed tn our Infor- now due and payable. Notice It fur* consideration, there will be the bounty of Middlesex, hereby gives mation Bureau flies and also will be printed FREE In Tbe ther given that the proper and legal •privilege given' nf showing your In- Members of the Board of Trustees otlce to the crediters . of tho said Brooklyn Engirt Annual Summer Besort Directory if settlement of the Estate of Jamas H. terest in the new incmherR. ill meot this Friday evening In the iTIchnel J. Ojishuo to bring tn their received before Hay 1st. Gordon, deeeased, will require \ the icture room of the church, Mr, fl.lebts, demands nnd claims against collection of all the above mentioned Remember Hie (Into, Tlmrsdnv he estate of the said deceased, Quest References in Brooklyn or Vicinity. debts, by legal action, If necessary. evening, May 17th. , Stophonson, the chairman, deslrei nder ontta or affirmation, within Payment may be mads to Francis M, 11 tho trustees proaont. Business of lne months from this dato, or they Gordon, at the store corner of Broad-" , A meeting of the young people of irlmo Importance to be transacted. will 1)e forever barred of any action way and David street, or to the un- therefor against the said executor. RESORT INFORMATION BUREAU dersigned. the church and congregation wan Dated March 26, 1917. held on Wednesday ovonlnpr, for the Tho meeting of tho Rod Cross PATRICK F. K1SNAH, THE? BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, Brooklyn, N. Y. CITY. WILLIAM J. BOWS, imrpose of orgnnlzlng n Tennis Cluh. -81-9 Executor. Administrator of James H. Gordon, onlcty, hotel lnst Friday evening In deceased. Ml-tt. CITIZEI. BESOLVTIOX OS Uf CAVIL.

(Continued from] Pace Oae.) >* I'il AMEOY KHJMiM. CO. tion of General Truex Post No. 57, ts IhatviThatYftuu Can Eat TSLKPMfNK ••• G. A. R., for the Mayor and Councj and City Officials te take part witl /_ TJSRMH:—ONE YEAR: $1 IN ADVANCE If you must practice economy the real way is the only WHEN p BUT, BUT RIGHT them in the Memorial Day exercises Ail communication* or items of news re- be accepted and tbat the clerk be wav Monsiohan's meat will st.H.ffc yon nn the real WHV. ceived by u« must be accompanied by tjie also instructed to draw warrant for Don't Sacrifice Quality for Cheapness!? tlyaatureofthe writer tolnsure publication the sum ot oue hundred dollars in Eatered in the Past Urtice at South A mboy favor of the said post toward the Prime Rib Roast 20c-22c Your Attention is Called to th» IS leeorH? claws malt matter. defraying of tbe expenses that would be incurred by tbe Post in arranging SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917. for the appropriate celebration of Pot Roast 16c-18c Breasts of Veal - 14c Memorial Day. Resolution unani- AUBURN MOTOR CARS A GOOD SELECTION. mously adopted. In making their selection of a suc- The following bills were ordered Roast of Veal - 16c-18c Veal Cutlets 25c Truly the Auburn is "The Satisfying Car." . cessor to Mrs. Wm. P. Nichols as paid: and irrespective ot how you may measure auto- president of the Woman's Club, the Labor mobile value, you'll find the Auburn gives far members thereof have again demon- Garbage $75 9aLegs of Spring Lamb £. ~ittr dollar for dollar value than any similar- strated tbe characteristic keenness of Streets 82 61 Judgment that has made of She club Water department 134 62 ly priced car. Demonstration made any time. one of the most successful oganlza- Streets Rib or Loin of Jersey Veal tloas In the city. Tbe selection of Team hire 38 50 Prio«« P. O. B. Auburn, Ind.: Mrs. F. M. Llttell to the presidency Fred Batzel 7 50 !! Heat Market Big 6 $1585 Light 6 - - • $1145 will prove.a wise one in the future Charles Tlmmins 19 14 Small 6 progress of tbe club and an added T. F. Sullivan 22 99T«le»h«ae Si. «Ml*r art Weight Gaunt** - $1585 • Cylinder, - - $895 Impetous to club affairs may.be rea- C. E. Applegate 5 20 sonably looked for when the newS. A. Lumber & Supply Co.. 3 00 2Q9 David Street president gathers up the reins of Harry Brunt 10 15 PAUL BRYLINSKI, government. Mrs. Llttell has figured Main Street Improvement Mrs. W. h. Conwell, Is making every prominently in club affairs since tlie Geo. Gundrum 1,551 52 effort to take care of the guests In Te»l. 239-T organization thereof and it Is butA. T. McMichael 77 C9 private homes. Cor. Cedar and Center Streets, South Amboy, N. J. logical that she should be elected. . Newer* Club Notes The retiring president Is Bervin? Thomas Downs 129 03 A BARGAIN—A two story building, her third term as the head of the Mlneellaiieous slate roof shingle Bide, 18V4ft.x44ft. Woman's Club. It was only after Schroverling, Daly & dales. 59 31 Only two more meetings of thesuitable to turn Into dwelling. Cheap Considerable persuasion that she ac- Printing: Woman's Club tula year. Tho next to quick buyer. Inquire 218 David is to be held at the City Mall on street. 4-7-tf cepted , the presidency last year. S. A. Printing Co US 01Thursday, May 3, at H.30 i>. in., when Buy from Citizen Advertisers and get nine During her successive terms of office PNMIC Bntldlnmi * flroumU Miss Helen Applegute will read n .. she has seen the affairs of tho club T. P. Sullivan 21 75ppuer on current events ami Mrs. .13. Charles Tlmmins 9 40H. Bulner will glvo a reading. flourish and prosper far beyond tbe The members of tho Woman's Club moat sanguine expectations of theDavid Qnlnlln w. in 00who attended the Hod Cross meeting instigators of the organization. Sha Ral«rl«ft itnd K<>c» last Friday night felt highly gratified THE raOtJSH: OFJ HO1STKST leaves the presidency with the affairs Patrick McCabo fi 0i)that the organization which they Fire Itonnrtinent started met with HUCII enthusiastic of tbe club in unexcelled condition, support from the genorul public:. It with a large balance In the treasury Edward Bolan ,,.. 24 7T>was an Inspiring mooting In ovcry and a quota of members that Is theSamuel Medlnets 2 B0way, and at KB close the Rod'Cross E. S. MASON X SON ambition of any other organization In Harry Brunt 1 •»<>, Society of South Amttoy numbered this city. The enthusiastic support 205 luniiiiiei'H. May it continue to Charles TlmmliiB fiO grow, . that has been accorded Mrs. Nichols Lawronoo Howley 1-1 40 Tho Kridny night meeting nave US We are again striking out with bald originality and riveting the attention of in the past will unquestionably tio Fit* f>o|»irt limit nnotlicr surprise. Wo did not know hundreds of housekeepers. There is a brilliant, stirring display of wonderful New extended to Mrs. Llttell and n still Worthlngton Pump & Ma- \v« lind so much locnl talent until wo heurrt tho MHO bund trained liy Miss Furniture and Floor Coverings at THE BIG STOliE. The time and season is more rapid rate of growth of the chinery Co ', fill 80 Elizabeth Dayton. ICven in Minos of .organization that has already done C. I. BerRon 7 21 wnr, yoB, especially In Union of war now here when most everyone needs something new in their home. And THE BIG so much for the Improvement and J. J. Branoy 4 SOwo need music, and to think that STOKE ot E, S. Mason & Son is fully able to supply that something, whatever it betterment of the city will come to Elizabeth Hardware Co IS 2i)our girlB nnd boys nro Kolnt; through pass. school without musical training scoma may be, in the line of Furniture or Floor Coverings. P. A. City Water Worts 1,23R 17Incredible. o C. FJ. Applognto 2 Sli Tho Civic Committee have Ret the Commencing Tuesday, May 1st and continuing until Tuesday. May 8th, we S. A. Amboy Ijiimbfir & BARBERS COXSII>ERIX« weeit of May 7th as Clean-up Week Supply Co 1 34and they hope that all members nf shall put on sale EARLY CLOSING OF SHOPS S. A. Printing Co 2 00tho Womnn's Club will Bet a good example by cleaning up their own There Is prospect of another change Elizabeth Hardware Co 28 2Splaces, and vncnnt lots nonr thorn, being made in the hours at which Harry Brunt 3 00nnd tnnt the whole community will the local barber shops will close Chas. TlmmltlB 46 13catch the spirit, and do their part $5009 Worth of Rugs, Carpets, Mattings and Linoleum their doors, according to a rumor The report of tho Collector showed In making a cleaner, prettier town. To. help defray the expense attached AT A DISCOUNT OF 2O% that Is In circulation. It Is said that a total collection of $14,013.52, nf to this work, the Civic Department the agitation now afoot Is for a which sum tl2.615.O0 came from the under the supervision of Mrs. Gard- Oo not let this opportunity pass you by, as prices are continually advancing in these uniform closing bour for each week returns from the liquor licenses ner Is giving a concert on nest Wed- particular lines and it will bs impassible for us to make you this offer again. day except, of course, Saturdays. The granted at the last meeting of, tha nesday night. May 2nd, and wo ask tho support of every club member hour favored Is eight o'clock In' the council. The report was received anil in selling tickets, in giving publicity "evening. ordered placed on file. and in attendance. Prom all that we WE QUOTE YOU SOME STARTLINGLY LOW PRICES FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE WEEK .There is a good deal of sentiment The report of the treasurer showed hear of the concert we feel that it against the Idea, especially among the following: General account, over- Is going to be a great success and he barbers themselves. The propos- that you cannot afford to miss It. 9x12 Axminster Rug, regular price |36.75, 3Oin.x6Oin. Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular drawn, $3,350.94; water department, Don't forget that reserved seats fire price $2.10, less 20 per cent $143 )d change would rob the barbers of balance, $10,667.31: sanitary newer on sale at .Taq lies' Drug Store and less 20 per cent $39.40 :helr night off, so to speak, and get them, early before all the good 9x12 Axminster Rug, regular price $43.05, 27in.x541n. Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular account, $66.22; Broadway Improve- price $1.75, less 20 per cent....' 11.40 nany look with disfavor upon the ment account, overdrawn, $618.29. ones are gone. less 20 'per cent. 184.11 change for this reason. An tt Is theThis report was also received and 9x12 Axminster Rug, regular price $47.35, 18in.x361n. Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular shops close on Monday at five o'clock placed on file. WAB PREPABEDXESS. less 20 per cent $3 . price 79c, less 20 per cent 44c 9x12 Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular price and to a majority of the shop* It is Upon resolution Introduced by The "New Jersey Conference of 9x12 Axminster Rug, regular price $50.00, $12.50, logs 20 per cent IKMW , the only night off in the week. Councilman Parlsen the clerk was Charities and Correction, to be held lew 20 per cent MO.O0 On the other hand a majority of Instructed to advertise for bids for In Montclair, April 29, 30, May 1st, 9x12 Extra Wilton Velvet Rug, regular price 6x9 Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular price the, shops now remain open until the painting of the stand pipe of the 1917, is offering a rare opportunity $64.75, less 20 per cent 151.80 $6.50, less 20 per cent 9540 nine o'clock every night except Mon- water department, said bids to heIn war preparedness. It has realized 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rug, regular price $47.35, 4x7 Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular price $3,75, day. The change would mean an received at meeting of tbe council t<> In these troublous times tbat nothing less 20 per cent 99 less 20 per cent 9&00 early quit for every night but Sat-be held on May ith. Resolution wa3 is more Important than ability to co- 9x12 Velvet Rug, regular price $29.15, less 36in.x721n. Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular urday night This aspect wins favor( adopted and adjournment tatien with- operate with other agencies and do 20 per cent 923.32 price $1.98, less 20 per cent $1.S» with some of the tomorial artists out further ado. team -work. The conference will ten-J We curry hi stock nil thw attove mentioned goods 3Oin.x6Oln. Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular because of this feature. —_.—o- to unite tbe different forces of tbe in nil the popular sizes and putterus. price $1.65, less 20 per cent 9 Through It all the patrons of theKXTEWSIOlf WOBKEBS COWFEU \ state and have them work toward a 9x12 Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular price 27in.x54in. Hit or Mis3 Rag Rug, regular definite end. Representatives from $21.50, less 20 per cent 117.20 price $1.25, less 20 per cent 91.00 shops remain neutral, although they ON WAR PROBLEMS would seem to be intimately con- Women's Clubi, Cbarltr Organization 7%xl0% Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular 18in.x36ln. Hit or Miss Rag Rug, regular The quarterly conference of exten- Societies, Trustees or Managers of price $16.30, less 20 per cent I1MI nected with the change If any were sion workers, held at the New Jersey price 50c, less 20 per cent 46e made. To some It doesn't make any different Institutions of the State, 6x9 Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular price 9x12 Hl-Ja Grass Rug, regular price $11.50, State Agricultural College, at NewPublic Officials, Overseers of the $11.00, less 20 per cent 9 difference whether the change of Brunswick, April 16 and 17, was at- leas 20 per cent closing hours Is effected or not, while Poor, Teachers, Nurses, etc., will be 361n.x72in. Ormand Chintz Rag Rug, regular 8x10 Hl-Ja .Grass Rug, regular price $8.50, tended by every man In the depart- brought together and each one's price $2.98, less 20 per cent $ Others are Inclined to' favor the pres- ment. The reports on the regular leas 20 per cent 9940 ent hours' because of the chance of views and problems presented. The 6x9 Hl-Ja Grass Rug, regular price $6,00, farm demonstration work were most result of this getting together pro- their being detained by business pre- satisfactory. Much consideration, how- leas 20 per cent '9449 venting them from getting their habit- motes acquaintance and wider vision All sizes of Congoleum Rugs. A large assort- ever, was given to the new problems on the part of all. ' ual shave. ' occasioned, by the war. Tbe confer- ment of printed and inlaid Linoleums, China and E 'L| No,doubt the subject will be still ence discussed at length how the Community problems la the general Japanese mattings and Fiber mattings all are in- further discussed in tho. various cqunty demonstrators could be ofsubject for the entire conference ^.•ho'ps for n few flays before decisive the most service. The following which opens on Sunday evening in cluded in this sale. notion Is taken. The date of the pro-statement was approved: tho First Congregational Church. posed change Is set for May 1st. "County superintendents of. farm Some discussion of the war situation Air your personal opinions, thora- demonstration in. New Jersey are as it effects our local charities and " forei to your barber when you go inrendy for their country's service their struggle for existence will bo The New Popular to see him next time. along the lines of food production. considered. There la only one change Tho office of farm demonstration In in tho program as formally announc- Talking Machine tho organized counties, joined as it is MOTORBOAT MEST MUST ed. On Tuesday afternoon the topic |Made and guaranteed by The Aeolian Co. with the county 'board of agriculture, "Immigration" has been changed to FOR CHALLENGE provides ii natural and efficient chan- the "Problems of Negro Migration Motorboats and similar small craft nel fon the expression of farmers' Northward," with Prof. Kelly Miller, Price only $55 plying waters Viow guarded are under needs. At the same time, It is able Dean of Howard University, Wash- np>'restrictions except those imposed to bring the different agencies offer- ington, D. C, ns the principal speak- This is the first full cabinet of absolutely standard quality sentries, according to tnilltla Ing labor and other help into prac- er, Miss Helen B. Pendleton, Execu- and construction to be sold at such an extremely low price. authorities. Owners of small power tical touch with the farmers. Officers tive Secretory of the New Jersey The Musola Is an instrument that will successfully stand boats have been conjecturing as toand commltteemen of the county Negro Welfare League, will open the comparison in tone-quality and appearance with many talking whether or not they would be allow- board can be of untold help in carry- discussion. machines of the oldest and best-known makes selling at much ed to pass/ under bridges at night. ing out such work. higher prices. The only regulations that must be A comprehensive exhibit of Mont- "As fast as possible community Test it with any type of record—with vocal, instrumental solo observed, however, are to bait when clalr's different agencies and how committees of tbe county boards of they co-operate with each other will and orchestral numbers. You will find that in every case the ordered to do so by a guardsman. ngriculture will be formed In all The craft are subject to search, but be shown In the Recreation Room of Musola gives a full, round tone, rich in quality and big in volume. communities not already organized. Unity'Church, Montclair. may otherwise proceed unmolested. These committees will transmit the Military men emphasize that the At the luncheon on Monday and Come to our store and let us demonstrate this needs of their communities to theTuesday and the complimentary din- militiamen are not responsible for central office. wonderful machine.. Sold on easy monthly payments. what .may result from a disregard of ner on Monday evening, there will be "Those desiring help should com- nn unusual opportunity for social con- their orders to stop, so it behooves municate with their community com- all operating a boat to stop, look and tact. The auto trip through the mittee, or with the county superin- Rsgex County Park Reservation on listen, when approaching a bridge, or tendent of fnrni demonstration. De- other guarded place. Monday afternoon, stopping at Com- tailed Infnrmntion as to sourcejs of monwealth Club whore a reception E. S. 1HASON X lnbor, nnd other Information will be will be given by the Women's Club FOR SALE CHEAP.—One flat top furnished upon request." of TTpper Montolnlr, will bo the social 212 North Broadway South Ainlmy, iV. J. desk, one roll top desk, artd one o feature of the conference. combination bookcase and dosk. The larger the bluff, tlie smaller It The Hospitality Committee of tlie Apply at 2C9 First strpet. 2-24-If 'onUs whon Palled. conference, under tho direction of aasi otnt •4TUEDAT, APBIL U. Itl7. ODDS HID ENDS EGGS Edward gprague is having ing Sunrise Evaporated, (orn Flkkes strittly (fresh tmiminu rea ALL boiiae on Portia street given a freaa dozen coat of paint. can MB Honey Crisp package Air. and Mrs. Arthur Quiuu, Jr., lOe FOB BENT—One furnished room suitable of toticoud street, are rejoicing over 7c lor two Bentlemeu. Apply at 314 S. aroad- W»7, HttUtb A mboy. - *-2»-tf a young son, wbich the stork left F(}B BENT—A. flve-rooru flat, all Improve- last week. minti, on Stevens ivenne, opposite City Specials Below are for Saturday and Monday. Hall. Apply to Mrs. Uoger L,eoujird, 3&» Henry street. 4-2S-U Tiie Indies' Auxiliary and Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Kpis- Cruekshank's Cat6up, bottle 12%C Ritter's Baked Beans teS^MB Teco or Hecker's Pancake Flour 11c FOB SAUL copal Cburcti are arranging for a 1 bazaar and festival to be held in .H. O. Oatftikes. package - i3c Karo Syrup, cap - • Ready Maid Soap, 'ttiSTiu*** can tic FOR SAIiB—A 10-rooin bouw, all Improve November next. mutta, in fine condition, large grouoda, fruit Hershey's Cocoa, can • 16%|C Bravo Early June Peas, can National Oatflakcs, package - 8c trcaa, etc. Can taabough t right or rented. Silver Lake Pumpkin, can - 13c Apply to A.. H. Bergeu, 2a» Malu St. 4-Mtr A general meeting of the Home Golden Santos Coffee, 1b. • Trenton Crackers, per lb. • Oc FOR SAfcE-Lotoa David street, KzlOOft. between Broadway and Ronewell at. l'rlce Defense League will be held in the Hillsriale Peaches, large can 17c Babbitt's Cleanser, 6 packages 25c Stueben Brand Lima Beans, can 12c fM»./Apply at Brown Uroa I'M Co., 218 N. Broadwaf. 8-17-tl City Hall at S.15 o'clock next Mon- Silver Lake Pears, can • 15c Gold Dust Washing Powder, plf. 4c Hmoked Herring, large, each • 4c FOR SALB—*1« room and pantry home, day nl«b.t. Very important business, •MMB fcMt and improvement* on Henry la to be transacted. Everybody in- White Rose Aeparagug Tips, can 25c Grandma's Washing Pdr., pkg. 12c Cali. Red or Yellow Pea Beans 12c "treat, between Broadway and Steveni ave- *. Apply Clttten office. a-17.tr vited to attend and join the league. B. & M. Fish Flakes, can • lOc Majestic Brand Butterine, lb. 3Oc Crest Brand Elbow Macaroni, pkg. He OR SALE—New 7 room koun, all Im- .Vanaenta, caraga In yard. 2 lota, &Oiaoo; 0 Happy Vale Salmon, can • 15c Checker Brand Sugar Corn, cu lttc Hostess Brand'Pineapple, can ISc am aouae on Stevens avertu», ail Unprove- A drill of the military campaoy. of enta; alas 3 hoiuee on Hecond atraet. In Una Braneta BUcuit, package • 13c Mother Cook's Tomito Soup, toui 8C oadiUou. price Inviting. Inquire of A. H. the Home Defense League will be Good Mixed Tea, lb. • 2Uc MM l-*-M held at the City Hall this Friday •; rOK 8 A. LK—Pour house* In good location; •rening. Ueuteaant Boebm, of M N. ', alaa one lot HOilOO, No. 12 John atreet. Applppl y MCkaa. A. Roddy, 3J Jobn»treet, 6-lfctr J. Regiment, will be present to give Our TSTetolit OIULTO db AJEtox* IDixlrtoir OofTee RBAL ESTATE—BtliMt property always instruction. A good attendance is •a Mad. Dwelling*, factory altea, lunor STAMP SPECIALS STAMP SPECIALS eaiaili nu-ma, building ioti, etc., at Iav7tlng desired. We Give Green Tradinf Stamps free Deliveries Everywkere Now 1* the time to buy. Uon'tdelay, f IJM t» »Umn with fcltowtatf •UOf !• eteapa wltk collected. Flre Insurance placed In icompanies. Wm. II. Parlien, Heal The Board of Education meeting White Cre»m PolUh, bot.. l«e Hlb. Imperial Bkg.Pdr^caa Ma and Bent Collecting Agency. 1W ShlnoU Tan Polish, bottle. 19* way, South Am boy, N.I. l-'»-tr scheduled for Wednesday evening UM h, ateasp. wttfc was. postponed until next Monday t-lfl-1 Poltob, 'box Ifee Brown Bros. Tea Co. Hlfc. Beat Tea. at Me Duaham Ceeouut, pkt.... We tlM» la eteape wltk . Miscciximtorm- evening on account of the lack of A quorum. The majority of the Board Bottle Blue, tore* bottle.. ••• Opposite OM Store. Clem, Briftt mi Up-fo-Date. lib. ImperialBkc- Mr..era Me BplcsVBpan, brasi or nlckle 19c •UM • ilBmM w*k J SALE CIIKAP-Shnde trem. Apply members ware out of town and un- T«l«phon« 206 *o A. H.Berncti, -ioo Ualn *treet. i-ii-il able to return in Urn* for the matt- Eagle Cora Starch, pkg..; Me 118 N. Broadway lib. Beat Tea, t Me MONEY TO LOAN lniumaor|100,|»0>a)a0, •4m, 1600 and up to ti»90. Inquire at Lawing. . OffltsM of Jubn A. L,oveiy, 105 Uroadway. MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. The Jr. C. E. Society ot the Pres- Apply to J. A. Coan, P. O. .Rulldlns. byterian Church will gtvo an en- MATHIS-STUVPF. FOR SALE VE3RT CHEAP—A gro- tertainment In the lecture room on cer's Ice box, In perfect condition. ACTOMOBtLSf fOE BIBB. Friday, May 4th. at 8 o'clock. A One of the events of tho fine program is being arranged. All season In the, wedding of MISB Melon Apply to G. Straub. 4-tl-tf FOR 1IIHK—New Chandler Sedan. For are Invited. . AdmlHsion free, but aL. Stutnpf, daughter of Mr. and MB, Funerals, weddings, and christening* a spec- silver offering will be taken for thoHenry Btuinpf, of Pine avenuo, to Mr. PUBLIC HEARING OX DAVID ialty. V.-W. Welah. iUtt lawn Improvement fund. Cake and Ruesel O. Mathls, son ot Mr. and 8TKKET PAVIWfi MATTER cocoa will be served at the close. THE COMMON COUNCIL HEREBY HELP WAHT3D. Mrs. Oliver Mathls, of Second street, requests that all property owners, Jllwags in Demand money in advance when last Wednesday aftornoon. Tho cere- interested In the matter of pavlr/g of WANTED—A woman to do plain cooking. renting rooms or giving board to mony took place In the First Presby- David street from Rosewell street to Apply at restaurant, 214 First utreet. 4-28-I strangers. A transient who lms notterian cljiiroli of Sayrevilln and waaFeltus street, attend a public meet- the best company WANTKD — Chauffeur for commercial the money to pay In advance Is not iiiK to be held in the City Hall on truck. Must be A-l, sober and come well performed by the Rev. ft. Stlor, tho recommended. Address A uto, care (JltlzonJ worth having, either as roomer or Friday evening, May 4th, 1!)17, for boarder. Too many people in this pastor thereof, It took place at two.tho purpose of expressing their Briegs-Built WANTED—Grocery clerk, one hnvlng ex- o'clock in the afternoon and was at- perience. Steady poMltion for rigJit man, 11. city are being fleeced by Irresponsible views on the above mentioned propo- Wolff 4 Co. 3-31- parties. Cash in advance should be tended by only the Immediate rela- sition. strictly adhered to. tives of the contracting1 parties. By order of the Council. Clothes BOABD WANTED. . • RICHARD M. MACK, A commercial truck No. 23,997 N. The matron of honor was Mrs4-28. % City Clerk. John Katimer, of Brooklyn, a sister BOARD WANTKD—A gentleman deairen | Y. was totally destroyed by flre near PROPOSALS. room and board with »»MM1 family. Address ' of the bride and the groom's attend- (Ready-to-put on) C, care Citizen. 4-2« Seidter'g last Saturday night while SEALED BIDS AND PROPOSALS on its way from Keyport to this ant was Mr. Harry Mathls, brother will be received by the Common EXTENDS THANKS. city. The Warrenlte pavement on of the groom. AH of the principals Council of the City of South Amboy are prominently known In local social in the Council Chamber, City Mall, $12.50 to $30 As chairman of the Music Commit- the road was badly damaged by the heat from the flre. From the sand circles and the nuptials were the oc-at 8.30 p. .m.,May 8th, 1917, for the tee, tor the Red Cross Mass Meeting, caston of considerable display of In-painting of Stand-pipe. Specifica- held last Friday evening, April 20, on the machine it was evident that tions can be obtained from tbe City an effort was made to save the truck. terest among the wide circle of Clerk. Bids must be accompanied by 1917, I desire to thank heartily all, friends and acquaintances. certified check for 125.00 drawn to who ao kindly assisted me with the The bride wore a gown ot white the order of City Treasurer, music upon that occasion. Joseph Ciarrigan, a wanderer, was • THE STORE THAT SATISFIES' crepe de chine and a bridal veil with By order of the Council. ELIZABETH D. DAYTON. apprehended by Chief of Police Mc5 RICHARD M. MACK, Donnell Wednesday for panhandling. wreath of orange blossoms. She car- 4-28-2 City Clerk, At a hearing before Police Justice ried an arm ibouquet ot bridal roses PLEASED AUDIENCE. Birmingham a sentence of thirty and lilies of the valley. The matron The Lyceum courae entertainment days in the county fall was handed of konor wore a suit of blue serge ». J*. COLE given In the K. of P. Hall last Mon- out In the absence of the wherewith with hat to match. She carried, an dw night was unquestionably the of a fine of five dollars. arm bouquet of pink and white car- GENERAL CARPENTER Tli* Tailor, Clothier «nd belt of the entire course. The pro- nations. . The bride's traveling gown tot Henry Street Mosquito Frames and Doors Made to Order 91 Smith Street gram rendered included readings, In driving along Broadway Wed- was of blue serge with hat to match. Perth Amboy The wedding party motored to thoRepairing and Jobbing of all KlndH Don* piano selections, and the music of nesday afternoon a big Cole auto- v I'romptly * 4-U-* ' church at Sayrevllle from the home the violin. The entertainers were mobile was considerably damaged of the bride and the return trip was Miss Florence M. Milton, the reader; when a truck proceeding It stopped Ml«s Wanda L. Norman, the accom- also made in the automobiles, of suddenly and backed up. ,The truck which quite a number wer« required panist, and Mr. Oscar Wasserberger, belonged to Eisner, of Red Bank, the violinist. to carry the party. Following the and was bringing a load to the Broad- return to tbe bride's borne an elabor- The audience was larger than at way factory. It Is said that the the prevtoua numbers and the mem- ate dinner was served to the Invited brakes did not hold and the truck guests during the progress of which bers thereof showed a greater meas- ran by the corner of John street ure of appreciation than heretofore. the heartiest of congratulations were some distance, the driver using the showered upon the happy pair. -The entertainers were all that the reverse to stop the machine.. The The newly wedded couple left on BORAH'S SIS moat sanguine expectations had pic-driver of the big touring car had no MARKET tured and more. Mr. Wasserberger tbe five o'clock train for an extend- chance to save his car as he wased trip through the State of Maine, Specie! Sale for Friday, Saturday end Monday. was easily the favorite and small Just turning the corner when the wonder for his tectonic was some- New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, track came at him. The drivers set- visiting Portland, , Niagara Falls, thing wonderful, so much so that tled the matter on the spot for there Legs of Mutton 16c lb 1 Corned Beef, VOS 12jc lb every note thrilled the audience Cleveland, Gettysburg, Harrlsburg and was apparently no question as toother places of Interest. Upon tbelr through and through. where the fault laid. return they will make their home In Sirloin or Porterhouse The course was arranged by the —o — this city where the husband Is con- PURE LARD Roast of Veal Senior Class of the High School in GITEK A TUf SHOWER. nected with the traffic offices of the place of the usual High School play. Steaks or Roasts A tin shower was tendered to Miss Rarltan River Railroad. It Is learned that, the venture was c lb. Henrietta Oundrum on Thursday 14c lb. A success In every way except from lb. evening, April 19, at'the home of nOAR» OF HEALTH. a financial standpoint. In this re- Mr..and Mrs. William O'Connor, First The Board ot Health met on Thurs- spect a more liberal support on the street. The event was planned by aday .evening in the City Hall where , part of tho general ' public would it developed that the anticipated dif- number of friends of Miss Oundrum ' have lioen acceptable. There Is a ficulties with tbe plumbers had failed nnd was a. complete• success. The to materialize. Action taken at the 17k-19Jclb small balance over the expenses but rooms were beautifully decorated with previous meeting of the .board the excellence of the entertainments pink carnations and sweet peas, the authorized drastic measures to com- • furnished would warrant a decided pel plumbers to adhere strictly to '$ 'color, scheme being pink and white. Rump of Veal Small Legs of Veal Increase before the returns were Just. the sanitary code and unpleasantness Bridge was played and pretty prizes was expected as a result. Thursday POT ROAST Milk Pod 6 or 7 Ibe. Milk fed awarded. During tbe evening dainty night the plumbing Inspector re- C. I. Screen is now handling tho nnd appetizing refreshments were ported that he had only found It lGc lb celebrated Supplee Ice Cream In sev- necessary to call attention to viola- served. At a late hour the merri- tions to have them corrected, With- eral different flavors. It is delicious. ment came to a close, when all pres- out any trouble at all on fits part. Ask him for a booklet, telling of the CHUOK STEAKS PORK CHOPS SMALL fRESH HAMS fRESH MADE SAUSAGE ent declared tho evening had proven The 'board was somewhat surprised many ways this cream can be served e«ita most enjoyable, and extended to Mlsa but very much elated by the report. for deBBert. • • The meeting was attended by lb 23k lb lb. ^ o Gundrum best wisheB for real hap- Messrs. I. U Reese, J. H. Brlggs, piness In the future. Health Inspector Nicholas Howley, FOR RENT—Store, corner Broad- Secretary George Kress, Treasurer way and David street. Apply to C. Snowell Hause, and Plumbing In- Soup Meat I4olb Spareribs 2Ibe 31c McOonlgle. 1-18-tf Advertise In the Citlien. spector Thomas Vail. ' . The health conditions at the pres- ent time were excellent, so the health, T Shoulder of Veal inspector's report showed although VEAL CHOPS tbe past month had been a very busy 3 lbs FRESH PIQS FEET 9Ae Milk Pee* one in abating nuisances and taking THE CORNER DRUG STORE care of contagious disease cases, of 20c lb •ij lbs PfCKLED PIGS' FEET 3Ats I FRstDKRICK KNKCHT, Proprietor which three had existed. Two were Telephone 139 Cor. Broadway "and Augusta Street diphtheria cases of small children, There was a. man In our town, Up to the Corner llrug Store one of which was fully recovered f*And he wns wondroun wlso; For Germicide again. and tho home properly fumigated. lie started early In tho.Sprint' The other is now recovering. There Roasting To kill c(miI the Mies. Tlla wisdom aavod him Hl It saved htB bnby'Hlire: was a case of scarlet fever oarly In 28c lb Call Hams 19|c lb And when lieinwnd y a ho a t, His liottio In clenn nnd 11 ylow the month but thnt wns now recover- Chickens Heran with mlKlit mid main A comfort to his wife. ed having boon confined to a single ThorougholoanlliiosB la tlio prloo of health. Ono case of Infant l'aealynl» Is child through 0"IcU and effective Fancy Table Butter - 32c lb Sugar Cured Hams lb already reporlod from Brooklyn. monsuros to prevent nn opldomlc. Kius and mice nro cnrrlorsof cltsoiisoJ Iniijs Tho treasurer roportod a bnlnnee Romamtear the place, call or telephone). We sell Just aa we advertise. and routines nro Indloatlons ortinsanltary con- of .$304.05 on hnnfl nnd the secretary CLEAN HOUSE! clltloiis; uny iinclonniiiiHH, ImloorB or out, will reported rocoipts of 123.00 for March. tireoil tho Doatli-clonlliiK . With tho adoption nf n resolution 184 Broadway Telephone 261 South Amboy nuthorlislnR the plumblnRInspector to Now is the Time ! We have whatyou Need approve of tho u«o of tuitomntic (lush toilets adjournment was taltan. 1 Read Carefully! Think Seriously! Act Wisely! Act Quickly! A SUBURBAN IDEAL The Promised Land of Beauty, Health and Accessibility. The Property with a Golden Future. Strictly High Class Homesites.

TTBTSTD THE C3rT=LJ±TSTJD

of Section No. 2 of

This SATURDAY SUUTIIAY (Inspection Day) Situate at the Southerly edge of the City of South Amboy. Public Service and Key port Trolley brings you right to the property, overlooking Raritan Bay, at its most advantageous point for elevation. Gas, City Water and Electricity right to the property. Section No. 1 of this property, containing over 800 lots, was sold in about three months to many satisfied buyers, and a number of houses are now under construction there; so get in now and take ad- vantage of this Sale before it is too late. Th«»« lots mrm selling for Cash, or on Easy Monthly payments.

front or Bear It's a Battle of Dollars and Sense , Where are you going to be in the Prosperity March ? Up near the We have witnessed the passing of Winter. The quick return to Head of the procession with the Live Wires, or struggling along in the actual business conditions will naturally cause Real Estate Values to in- REAR with the NEAR FAILURES? crease rapidly. The time to invest for a profit or buy for a home is NOW. You had better decide NOW, let the year of 1917 be the dawn of your decisive battle for independence. A Home of your own and the fight Bay View Manor » won. Opens its golden doors of opportunity to you, in consequence of its location, elevation, improvements and easy access to the City; big advantages is a certainty and the wise investor will reap great profits. Read JLine of this advertisement carefully; think for yourself; MAKE "MOTHER •_ Own A Home a EARTH" YOUR SAVINGS BANK. You work for your earnings, let where yoii can enjoy all the comforts the Country affords; City improve- •A them now work for you. This property is your chance. You know where ments, and go to and from your work* each day without losing Valuable your money is and what it is doing when invested here. time. READ CAREFULLY: Are you tired of the rush and hustle of City Life? Tired of the noise and worry—the confined quarters of flats I and apartments? Do you long for the country—The Sunshine, the Blue Sty, the Pure Air, Invigorating Breezes, and the vigorous health that to get a home of your own, no matter how little cash you have or how goes with outdoor life? Certainly you do, then come to "BAY VIEW Ijttle you have to save. We have made it easy with our System of Sell- MANOR," here you can have a home of your own—a Real Home, such is ing, Lots on small monthly payments. A community of home-owners will life in this Model Suburb—the most beautiful and most accessible of South .be built up in BAY VIEW MANOR through this easy way of ours. It Amboy or Vicinity; all the pleasures of1 country life and within a short is hard on the Landlords, but a mighty good thing for the Workingman. ride of your OFFICE OR WORK SHOP, can your fancy call to mind a IW If you ever expect to get a home of your own, hadn't you better start more attractive picture than a Home in "BAY VIEW MANOR," could NOW? We would like to have you see what a little Ambition and a few any place be more desirable for a home? "BAY VIEW MANOR" Lots Dollars monthly has done for Some People. safe as Government Bonds—a home in "BAY VIEW MANOR" better still.

Then come out to "JBay View Manor9' next Saturday, Sunday, inspection day, and Mon- day, and look this elegant money-making proposition over. Salesmen will be at office on the ground every day or call at our Perth Amboy Office now at any time for maps and full information. mf- .Inc. SOUTH A91BO1 CfEIEBAL Tel. 269. On the Property Tel. 1526. 205 Smith Street m*±?$C»rd». E*m Dy#., FJowera anil M^«. 8M ourvw^ tap* "' „,«*»*« We h»»e F*rryV too, ami Maiidevllle'.. And * f«lMtue,of',. 'A? BUHPKEf*'. They are life g.i.r.i.twd aeeds. Plant tbem end Att^ down tit* eoat of Hying nei| Minimer, tl you have aot energy enough'enough- to wakf A gardgarden yyou need « BittingBi tonictic.. We emu givi e you a goodd oue. \ ••• Our Fluffy Chleks. 10c «aoh.

and fou all • tl*Pn faster! L>»diea* 8ilk Blouses, in maize. "WK*. < * ^*f 'jifKniwla '.*«,,' which' LadieV Plain and Fancy VoiloW. «\$f at, rrlaar nliat. A very pretty assortment of Collars jtt; of Charter's craw, • de chine, Georgette crepe,, , tbe ^^ broke , ,trlnf of nlB#. ifstralght victories compiled by Stand Out from the Crowd Meyers Kid and Silk Gloves for men aod| '!i:JThe BUIes art laying claim, te the •get tb&tRoy&l Tailored Look! f light aanlor championship of' ta* women, at • < »f &9c ari&L atat*. This title la a (rather ambigu- Merchant Tailored Clothes are clothes that - • , . ^1 ous affair, but whatever It la, the j Men's Columbia Dresa Shirts in good quality; Rivles seem to have a right to claim express the personality ot the wearer. They are.' $ alsa Madras. Guaranteed fast colors.; It The three teams that registered faithful reflectors oi your taste, your selective victories over them were later beaten ability, your,partialities and penchants, , Men's Latest Neckwear at , • 30c and 5fi by larger scores. , t Children's White Dresses, made in Empire "la analysing the scoring propen- A custom-tailor dressed man is not just one . ^ style with fancy yokes, from 2 to 6 yrs. at i.?5| altlea of the Rtvlea It la Interesting of the apples in a barrel, or, one of the colorless, to note the b|g element of team work'. Girls' White Lawn Dresses, skirts and waists. , ... upllkeaWagnerUu Uallke the majority of the teams com. 1*1. motif wa.taatly r. | privates, in the motley ranks: He flltMtft; «wt; his < posed by out-of-town ptayars, the clothes lift him apart from the drab background * trimmed with Val insertion and lace, from , \M\ varied orcbea- Rlviea-that la, the majority of them ; 8 to 14 years, at - 2.25 and 2.75 ; awakaa agaia memo- —have played together for live or '" V bat ween kings ( six ;years./ "Hank" Thomas," Johnnie l Girls'Very Handsome White Organdy Dresses, MoCreery. Scott Burns and Jlramle % y And the Custom Tailor Way is best exempli skirts and waists prettily trimmed with Val Cantlon have passed the,ball to one* fled by The Royal Tailor Way-to the perfect insertion and lace with embroidered medaj';, j »a^her almoat from the time baa-' hartoonybryour'body; and the solid comfort of ketball became ^opiil/irl«ed In the I . lions, and wide satin ribbon girdles, from 8 ' \VJj Ml«H«lni>e "Hole !• the; .,,.yp«r pjijrse.;^'"',,' ''•,> -\f ',,; ',\ .*;^./-,-',' ,' 1 l)J v I to 14 years, at • • 4.25 and.4.5^ pmonai-giorir for the aake of vie-; ' • - . Suit 118.00 to 142.00. y., ' V;'yV-::'' ^ Girls' White Princess Slips, from 1 to 14 yrs. 5»C , tory has woft^more than once. "• » Straw Hats for boys and girls, from 4f)c to"1.5O . PWHat aemocnwy to IU supreme Footwear. •/ Children's, Misses and Grown Girta' Champagne " CiTUERS QClCt TO BESPOM0. t«* *u'reversed Iteeir. It Is. auto- % mey that la aow under Indictment •> i,,\ • ?<•<• * ,' >' " «,'> ''*••' - Men's Fine Furnishings. ' ' "•<$<*>\\''tX ' High Cut Shoes, from • • 2.25 to 4.25. Tha complaint la twofold. The (Continued from Page Ooe.) 1 h;*s united against the President, Carl 8kov; Captain Sim- I Also a complete line' of Shoes for every member anaon, a»d Scouts: MaahatUn, Bkbv - v of the family.' ' ; Wlnn, The acceptance of the of< I •!. AL.FRKD «IOHi\MOI¥ ter «f leryloes, of tne flag and/of th« •V«r-lttcr,M!IVS co-opewtlon be- _, Corner Broadway and Augusta Street v iccomttanytng communication . which n- thee 'ftaj&f»and their< ruler., , UKSIPKNT DGA.LER POH , •\; . A large assortment of . • r-': they own • agalnat waa brought by the prealaent, were tutocratlc efficiency. The ' German received by a' hearty and enthuslastlo •ovefnment lu$|nsdav autocracy so vote of thoee preasBt '• ' N -••••; ; American Flags /; thprrant. ao .devoid at ethics, and Following tWs the meeting \waa in fast colors, 4xf and 5x8 with poles and fixtures^] thrown .open- to general dlscusalon^ maulty, thai'Vita' Inherent Veylla ,'JV k h i '. weigh everything that can be It developed that the Intention was separate. . Also mounted flags in all sizes. . ; II It. few ^;J^4* torekpect the otecutiye committee to •> V ••jilt oener'a aelf.rereUtlon.le.Te rormuUte the nacesaary-plans.to be ntie pe^iaa:>y alternate adopted In tha p of the gaaltatlon and to KAUFMAN pt-tt o ellm|l Mte It from •-^lili*;* 110 86. Broadway South Aniboy i*V'' % a .o .mhlfuWaa^lt s *$•!„ deal of„' confnii(m.—1 TMt HOVMOFHOMST OKALINO, Newi.. r AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES other Meeting la called' averythlnit 5»uroomplit*8U>okof8how, PrjGoodi, 0lolhln«, itdlw' and Hants' ruratshli __.,, ^ daelalve rlctory' wlH be lit readlneii for the toiabing Spring Opening of the Largest and • •old'atlMtyaat'tprieM. ', ^ ' ' * i; \ L,*. >. ova* tha era«k National turners win made tha cloaa ot a m^tr. »tt«^- M Bifl l^f# 5 per cent Discount for Casnff! ful aaaaoa for the AmboTans, became prepared, and t anxl- :-'-'• with tha canceliatloa 6t tha Company, ;. look after tb!e beat in- Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums VllTssiln, the ^"g^--*-"^-'^ f«f,'thla city and .the vicinity hara decided to; ._,__ event of circumstances,arising aril t* Mr to justify of necessitate such action, in fact everything that goes to make a beautiful •MUOU B ana pack away their uniforms o , | "' '•" hbmel»>We. have merchandise td suit everybody ••• of ^piii; •13,,-underJgtf** dealgna'deslgnatinat t for CapUIn Knapp and the dliabled aaklo the. MMJond Prid.r In April for lta of-"Piaaehaa" Knlerlm, It waa decided observancobservancee. ThiThe;t; State Forester la tb,caltbcall off AAlla SatStu d lhf. tt.mme . ig.,the attentjon of county and at- Aibvry, u well aa aoldler municipal superfattendents of schoola boye'iappaarance here follow- to "the statute requiring the introduc- 'iin"iin : FraFridayy . The RWleRWleii - hadd onlyy tion of special Arbor Day exerclaea ,t>ra> a more omea carded tot r Southh into all the achools of the state, and the preparation* by the superinten- Footwear is just as dents of plans for, these exercises. essential aa the stylish Sample programs may be obtained f ThThhee RlrertldeRlrertldeaa ' mwmwnn ?u.?u.tt PP....tt II.. I Vnii odda the moi7.ucce«.ful the from Mr. H. N. Morse, Department of gown to make one look Public Instructtoni Trenton, N. J. South dressy at; Easter. We The traditional' Idea of Arbor Day, as a day devoted to th>< planting of have the shooa, all styles trees, has been expanded by the State Forester' to Include the general im- for men, women and tr-r/' provement of school grbunda fty ohildren. and' at prices decorative planting of , trees and. shrubs, as well 'aa their care, and, whereby you can save particularly in rural districts, appre- at least fifty per cent. Big new stock just arrived,'.I ciation and "the preservation' of tha is"'' forests from fire. The recent severe and we oflfer these shoes on Friday and Saturday at forest fires In Ocean and Atlantic undoubtedly furnish ot>- Rugs anil Carpets recklessly low prices. Let us fit your feet ^' ' «-htrh to Impress You^will find an unusually varied supply of good wearing shoes. floor ooveringi in all grades at our store. If "he • of the rich, soft, beautifully Boy Scout Shoes, new -<-" vour partor or hall JMMET nnmi cocirr •oe.nT'.w.llUtgbo.U. ha. tee, .. fsiar Matt Cttr Irtitii Co, .ring taqgbVtt affected by the popular demand lor ?]#?!?• £• alW Irt*-^' dlsturlied tbt open air sleeplni-quarters," sold fsalafrt. r, »V. for sale of preau • champion gsui«> Klu< Ernest O. Easton, Secretary of the lees,llatod February tad. 1*17. ~ .Mirtunisd with iiueitiom New Jersey AnU-TuberculosIs League, By virtue of the above stated writ i>vr pllrlier ami lutw (Ji.t which is distributing, a new pamph- to me directed and delivered, I will th ihi> gum** He i\> let on "Sleeping and Sitting In theexpose, to sale at public yendue, on WEDNESDAYtwo o'clock. IAPRIn thLe afternooTWENTTn - At In his own opinion his teum Open Air," prepared by Dr. Phillip at riFTH, NINETEEN HUNDfED of •ale < .fl.'goikl a chance fur wlunlug wit!i day, at the Sheriff's Office, In' P, Jacobs, for the National Associa- tbe City ANofD NeSEVENTEENw Brunswick, , New '-"'•MtHte as with the original, bill tion for the Study and Prevention of id. to give an opinion an to th t Jersey: iD4snU, hereo rejiilt ^ A mnn named Kyle, who wu i TuberculosiB, All the right, title and interest of whom the Bftlu "This change in sentiment has been Samuel Tomaine, defendant,' of, in batting on the game, so persisted h and to all - the fallowing described P.M. P. Pearie ., Ms questions as to who the new pitt-Ii- due largely to public health education Mlchnel Clear?,..,.-. premises. Unknown..,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, #r was, where be on me from and wh.u along preventive /lines," continued All that tract or parcel of land and Unknown .,,,, ,,,.,, ,i' coining was bis record tbut Klnsey, II mill? piemises hereinafter particularly des- Jaineg II ulf i... Mr. Easton, "Real estate men tell ll.l'rlce. , Ui weru losing bis patience, said: me that a sleeping-porch Is one oftljelr cribed, situate, lying and being in Unknown ..Klu the Township of Madison, In the I care, for "I don't know thnt I'll bnve n iiltfri- chief talking points. Even apart- Mn. E, l.finih...,, Droiin "within a down County of Middlesex and State of M artln lloni IMJIIK II enry,.,, er. I may have to take one from th i'ment houses are now thus equipped. New Jersey; described as follows: Klcliard V. I'arUen Brondwny . . bad formed a team." I Entate Charles Wiilwon David 4 This is particularly true In those Beginning at a stake standing in F. M. I*, l'earee l)avld«reet,,7.. to disputing a "That will make you a muu short," the road leading from Jacksonville to Unknown .Gordon before tbe diamond countries where tbe greatest reduc- Katate Kate Mfltchett,, , l.oulta said Kyle. Morrlstown, In Madison Township, N. Applegato. . Kerrli. 1 In favor of the grld- "Suppose U should T" tion has been made In the tubercu- J., said stake being in a course of A ndrew (I'CunJior _»l players were al- losis death-rate. In Sidney, Austra- north forty-four degrees east twenty Htephen Wanderk a . Kerrla,, "In that case I'll bet you «50 you TtlohaidP. I'arUtn ..Feltiu iTfakenart, and every precau- lose tbe game." lia,: a house without a sleeping porch links from a large birch tree; stand- Itichard P. I'arlHen ..Catharine r taken to Insure an amateur "I'm not betting on the gnmc, but it ing by a spring In the westerly edge Ilichard P. I'urinen . .Catherine is almost unknown. of tbe road; thence (1) north seventy Itichard F. I'arlcen , .Catherine . ft. you'll make the stake a present for the "But > tuberculosis sufferers In this f t d; n () y Hivhard K. 1'arlnen . .Catherine • Bft-B. a«Vanca4'thV!sW&rent nine degrees ana nneen rowuwi * w uicimrd r.i'»rmen .; " «Mly pitcher to cost not more tlmn flO country who most need such a thing nine degrees and fifteen minutes vest w.ere found to he so evenly against a box of cigars to cost the five chains; thence (2. .) north six de- itichard v, p»ri«en • «M5.. frequently havo to live in quarters g and thirty minute* east five in addition to the above amount* there will be collected on each nareew that It wa» Impossible to pre- same amount I'll take you." links to J V dor- rate ofelKht percent, per nnnum from December the JOth, 1915, to the time >. - which two would play the Bnnls where It Is not provided. This pamph- chains and tin .il--'n,.'.4»~>. together with ft few of twenty-live cent* for each parcel of laud advtrtlatd, twenty*- "All right." said Kyle; "if* a go." s line; 13) along uoroon s , foreaohuarceloMandaold, llfty cent! for each certlllcatc of ule.and thecoatofpit. toe champion prize bat Inlaid Several peinuiw who were standing let alms to show them how, for a line south seventy-nine degrees and I pontage,affidavitpag,aff * and acknowledgment*, together, with the proportionateco»tof ib .silver and beautiful to behold. th vortlnement. . near were piusled at this struiitto con- very little expense,, they can attach fifteen minutes west seven chains and Oated Hoiith Amboy, N. .1., March 2), 1917. r^^ tract, but, Interpreting It favorably for a perfectly satisfactory sleeping- forty-eight links to tho road J thenco a-24-4 FitEDKiucK DEinERT. Collector of Ta tbe Periicllffe team, went awuy to get'porch to any dwelling," (4) along said road south twenty and a half degrees west two chains and beta against it'. The Incident WUH This booklet contains drawings of spread abroad and tended to stlmulnte seventy-eight links; thence (5) south tbe backing of Klnsey's team, though many fresh suggestions for inexpen- forty-four degrees west three chains odds were "obtained, It being reported , sive sleeping-porches that can be us- and thirty links to the pi nee of be- ed as plans by amateur carpenters. ginning. that tbe pitcher would come from the , ' Containing three acres and thirty- team as already constituted Hnd thnt. Suggestions are liven for detachable six hundredth! of an acre, more or GEORGE M. MORTENSON tbe game was liable to be played with : balconies that can be adjusted to any less. t nan short. * |window, and can be moved, If the Together with all and singular, the Plumbing. KUatlnt and Tinning, r ITp to the day tho game was played family changes quarters. These can rights, privileges, hereditaments arid appurtenances thereunto belonging or Shop Stockton Street Residence, tit David Street no one hnd seen the new. pitcher, and be made or purchased at prices some contended that there would be no, In anywise appertaining. ranging from five dollars to less than EDWARD F. HOITGHTON. Big stock of all kinds of Plumbing Fixtures on new pitcher; that Klnsey had a man | Sheriff, on his team-a dark horse-who would one hundred dollars. The simplest hand to select from. Don't select your fixtures from form merely calls for a small plat- JOHN J. STAMLER, Attorney. do the twirling. Ferucllffe folks, tak- $15.98 , H catalogue, see what you get and don't be disap- ing their cue from the captain, mude | form and awning so that tbe bed can what bets they could get (at consider- be projected through a window. pointed when the goods arrive and they are not what-'•'§ able odds In their favor) that tbe Fern- For tenement dwellers an Inex- you expected. cllffes would win tbe game with n ronn pensive roof shack of light wood or DANIEL J. DONLIN abort. ' I sheet-Iron Is shown. Cheaper yet Is When the teams walked out on thea simple wall tent for a projecting Ptlehardaon A Boynton Heator anal Rango Oratea on Hand diamond, true enough, there were but P roof. Fire escapes are also utilized. eight. men In the Ferncllffes, How- A|»nt for ••TORRID" Pino Coal Burning Hootore Still less expensive Is the window HEATIHO APD ever, when the game was called a man WATCH for announcement on OAB WATER HIATBRt soon emerged from the Ferncllffe quarters tent purchased ready-made for five and advanced toward tbe diamond. dollar*. In a detached cottage with eis riTTirte He went straight to tbe pitcher's box an ordinary porch, all that Is neces- Always pleased to show you anything in stock A-= / jt and stood there with every spectator's sary la a cheap curtain. $$T*The Canopy Range eye fixed unon him. He was of me-1 The author haB many suggestions whether you intend to buy or not. When you want dlum height and appeared to be well for making out-door sleepers com- 886 H«ary St., built,' though his loose uniform was anything in the Plumbing or Heating line you will not calculated to show the lines of his fortable, such as providing hoods, 3OXTTI3: AMBOY know where to get it QUICK. • figure. He did not look over eighteen paper-blankets, fly screens and sleep- , ' Telephone ilBor call at residence 321 David Street WAB WATCHING HIM OJJOSIXY. years,old, hut that was about the aver- ing-bags. •• • , , An ounce of happiness contributed age age of either team. Kinsey tossed; A well-known authority Is quoted. to another Is a pound .added to your Atnrstthe Forest Rills led, with tbe him the boll, which seemed to go toas saying that a man out of doois irksvilles second. Then tbe Ham- own. him ns If he held a magnet In hisIs'exposed to 100 times more fresh Centers ~ and Gullforda crept palm, and the game began. > «pon these teams and passed them. air than can be obtained in the best And so the record kept changing till It does not come within the scope of ventilated room. According to the •ijUsuininer, when It became evident 'this story to give a detailed account of experts any sufferer from tubercu- the struggle for tbe championship be-, Opti.'two teams, both of which had losis who cannot find room In the iMtn'at tbe foot of the list at tbe start, tween the Hilton and' Ferncllffe teams., It was closely contested from tbe start. overtaxed sanatoria may take' ad- tko'HUtoni and the Ferncllffes, stood vantage of this knowledge of open air •t the head of the list, and one or tbe At first tbe Ferncllffe's pitcher seemed •iheir was bound to win the bat. , to be very nervous and made some bad treatment in his own home with good breaks. Klnsey was watching him' chance for recovery. It is thus no The reaion of this wus that both closely and now and again tpoke to' these teams, after tbe first few games longer necessary for a city consump- him encouragingly. Reassured, be tive to go to the country. i played, got In new captnlns, went on with bis work.and before the I them In hand In earnest and third Inning began to show himself a' This pamphlet may be secured free them splendidly. Warfleld of first class'twlrler. Indeed, before tbe by addressing the New Jersey Antl- :^ammond Centers waa jocularly game was finished it was evident that Tuberculosls League, 45 Clinton street, ken'of aa having been born with a If .the game was won' at all It would . Newark, N. J.; or from local societies •IMball In his mouth, and Klnsey of be won through the advantage be gave: and boards of health. Fetncllffes was represented when bis team. In the eighth Inning It waa J having thrown away his a tie,.and only by the brilliant pitch-' fefttle and called for a bat. Bach man ,|ng In the ninth did tbe Ferncllffes FIRE WAHDENSEfTHIS YICIHITT. weeded out the poor material he found win the game. State Firewarden Charles P. WH- taAhla team and replaced It with the •Spirit was said thnt Warfleld could The teams had left the grounds ber announces the following list of ton* good catcher by his walk and that when Kyle stepped up to Klnsey nnd firewardens, for ttie current year. Xlnaey could make a twlrler In three •aid: - These are locally in charge of the lessons of any man. ' ' "How about that bet between us? forest fire protection work in their I suppose since you bad a full team .(.-/.The excitement had been Increasing 1 respective districts; daring the playing of the games up to IIMoft ." , , " t The effectiveness of the Forest Fire ;,;the point of deciding which teams "I've won that bet," replied Kinsey, and, thrusting bis hand under bis jack- Service depends upon the co-opera- make the final struggle for tbe tion .which these, .men receive from when this wns detormlned It et, he brought out a bill and handed it to Kyle. . I their .communities. By acquiring the iir«iched fever heat. \ "To lady's hat and trimming," read habit of watching for small fires and there was 111 feeling between Kyle, "910. What does It mean?" putting them out, • or of reporting body-building qualities ;,Vythe/,partlsiii)H, there wus none wbat- "It means thnt I bought the stake them at once to the nearest warden "p between tho two tcniiiH. Tho cap- for tbe pitcher, since I intended she ; ike it partict s;.wero the best of friends tind re- when too large to handle alone,,the should hnve It if I must pay for It my- local residents can'greatly •reduce beverage (or .._."_'.l so notwithstanding the rivalry. self. , Since we won with a man short r_ich. told the other tliat.be expected you may settle the bill." fire lots. ; . •> , • \,Ut depended on the at- It is needless to say that the young one or more players. lady pitcher's reception In tbe evening IMvhlon B, *Vnrfleld ii majority was largely attended. Shu was -very East Brunswick Townshiiv—Charles modest and found it difficult to stand Van Duersen,, New Brunswick, Tel. *••» was ,n" fine 38-L-5 Mllltown! J. W. Squires, Old -'«• rose -against the battery of eyes brought to bear 'on her., The story thnt the Fern- Bridge, Tel. 40-F-22 South River, ' Mndlson. Townshlt)—Parkerson Dill, »'lffe pitcher was a girl hnd within tho Old Bridge. R. D,, Tel. 17-F-15 James- ••ours since the finishing of thubiirg; Arthur R. Brown, Old Bridge, -A so far that every one. who R. D,, Tel. 80-F-42 Matawan. ••nsebuli costume wish. ' Monroe Township—J. W. Cor* " - V woman, The Jamesbtim, Tel •<•"»"" - •louse wna Sayrevtllo T*;I 't oho A etu, M. V «». WM graduate from "Seminary in ttso, and/was one. of tbe speakers at the nrst woman's* rights convention In Worces- ter, Mass., in W4i, She bas for W. Ooethsli hiss.been several years made her home with ate Engineer by the State her daughter, Mrs. 8. T, Jones of all tve other stu- Housejcbmmlstloa at a salary, of Elizabeth. bsye ' on tbe poems at 'James Whitcom* I v from thin. Ooetbals. bas accepted tbe Several hundred customs inspec- BUey is one of (i^r*:'j^Pat Interesting petition. It will give1 him supervi- tors, supported by torpedo boat de- ss well as instructive^ recitals to be sion of the proposed $16,000,000 high- stroyers, now guard the German self- beard to-day, Dr, Kemkle'a able adap- way Improvement created by tbe Egsn detained vessels at Hoboken, pre- tation to tbe characters wbioh he rep- act. pared to cope with any trouble grow- resents Is marvelous and he Is able to We repeat our anm ing out of a state of war with Ger- bold his audience spell bound and . time suggestion: KaJse M iiaft Stouter »*•> many, sway them as be chooses. Tbose who Maaf s UTBMV. The Hamburg-American Line ships have beard Dr. Kemble before claim which have been at Hoboken are the that they have never heard his equal r music play- Patriotism at the Edison works In " If you intend to move In tact a mil- Vaterland, President Lincoln, Penn- and tbe Seniors feel fortunate la be- West Orange Is taking the form of sylvania, Bohemia, Koenlg Wllhelm ing able to have Dr. Kemble give Us that can only be found numerous Hag raisings and a move to to a new location, "the Preatest Show on II,, Prlns Joachim and Nasftovla; at recital io the public of South Amboy. organise a home guard among the South Brooklyn are the President Such blgb clsss entertainments as are employees, Thirty-four flags- have please notify our near- lilt and His Wonderful Lamp," Grant, Pisa and Armenia, Included in this course are of un- been raised In the phonograph works. limited value to tbe audlenoes and Chinese spectacular pageant The North German Lloyd ships at est commercial office The flags are placed where they are not only tend toward the social uplift ^attempted/by a circus teems Hoboken Include the Kaiser Wllhein most conspicuous, and each cere, II,, George Washington, Princess of tbe town but also'of individuals. as far in advance as 'action and color. rooay has Included the salute, the They are worthy of tbe support of i herds of,elephants presented Irene, Prledrtch der Grosse, Grosser singing of patriotic airs and s brief Kurfuerst and Barbsrossa.. tyery cltlsen of the municipality. possible." " * ^Bailey's nrst and only talk by some one In the department. Tickets 3Sc. elephant trainers, are one of the Other Industries at the works aro # # #. • thja year..' There are riders taking up the movement, Drafes Killed Llqaer Xen Invade Early advance notice of your " eh Include The Five Han- The flags are each six feet by eight Neptane Tewnshl|t. Ono senior wants to know if oxen intention to move will facil- whose wonderful feaU In feet and have been purchased by tno Emphatic denial of the report that "mew T" has never been equat- workers themselves. Many of tho the proprietors of speakeasies driven Aim; Do (rogs "bleat," or dogs itate the installation of your ..Bagonghl, Italy's comic employees have only recently been from Asbury Park were setting up "crow?" Fred. Derrick, Orrln naturalised and others are not yet business In Neptune Township wan telephone at your new ad- who do dlflcutt feats on dtlsens. The moral effect, It is said, made Monday night by Chairman Several students have been wearing ir. becks of ^running horses; has ibeen excellent. Fred D. Hurley, of tbe Township the national colors of late, and the I the, first Simian bar The home guard feature IsMn the Committee. The denial came after number has daily increased but the and acrobat the world has preliminary stages. and military the committee had passed a resolu- majority nre still without them. ; Bird Mlllman who Un- authorities are being consulted as to tion to prohibit the delivery of liquor What's the matterT Surely the least tight wire;, Miss Ruth the best way to carry the plan into In the township wltliln the 'mile limit that one can do at a critical period {.'.America's most marvelous-lit effect. • | frqm tho Ocean Grove Campmeetlng like this'through' which we are now- Palieaberg'a Bean grounds, as provided by law. passing, is to display the Red, White , ride ,on bicycles, skate on roll- and Blue thus signifying his Inten- acrobatic stunts just like Feud With Beth Feet Crashed. Mr. Hurley declared that on a tion to "Back Old Glory to a finish." NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. •human,; beings; Mils. N**J«> the per- Stephen Emmett. of Fords may die recent Sunday "drunks" were carted from Asbury Park by the wagon load fect.womaa with the. divine figure; at the City Hospital, Perth Amboy, as We take great pleasure in announc- It-IT and dumped into Neptune Township, ' /Ultsel In an aerial display Is a result of lying unattended several ing that South Amboy High School, and that a constable was seen driving ,gueeri of the. sir; the hours afer both feet had been crush- represented by Edward Fisher, In insr;i ln' •' a"' sensational, ed by a Lehlgh Valley coal train from that city over the line Into Hie v township all the drunks that could the Interscholastlc Extemporaneous ^J aerial flight; the We- Saturday nl*ht. Emmett was em- Speaking contest held at Bayonne, N. |l|wpe,;.who display dan- ployed in unloading clay from cars walk." "This thing," continued Mr. Hurley, "has'existed for a longtime, .1,, on Friday night of last week, suc- ->isarlallsm: The. Act to schooners and for some reason at- ceeded In. securing tbe championship tempted to crawl under - a trsln of and the township has had to take • • ' \ ..JJJ-,-.—.., erful stat- care of Asbury Park's Sunday drunks." smong the smaller high schools In cars Just as the signal was given to tbe state, ,;*nWrr>lpus/.posee: Udy move. None of the crew saw him .ripsts, Including 'rats; hurt and' it was not until another MARCH HONOR BOLL, The A. O. 8. held a meeting on EVERY DAY 'our.fcelebirat«d Chinese train reached the wharf that he was ".ianySother .novel • fea- The following pupils of the public Wednesday afternoon in the Study discovered. One, leg was amputated schools have been placed on the Hall. Tbe question ot better disci- '•num^rBalley stay In below the knee and the other foot \oiva •limited engage- honor roll for March: . pline before school and between that the individual delays in opening a bank Was taken^ off. He had lost much Sebeei He. f. classes was subjected to much dis- blood-when found. 1 Sixth Year—George Mahoney, La cussion but no definite action was account represents that much lost time in his Rue Wyckoff, ~ Petra Jensen, Flora taken. Other important business was 150 FOCHTAIH. Petty. Mildred Martin, Raymond journey toward financial independence. Ceeh Stabs transacted. Miss M. K. Buchanan the drinking fountain Grace, Milton Clayton,* Bernlce Kirk, was officially recognized as an honor- •ront;qtithe-N. T. ft John Roderlques, a .Portugese cook Richard Conners, Georgtana Harris, Grace Game, Patrick Hoover, Ray- ary member. :.i'tllrough-the efforts on the Lehigh Valley.tug Perth Am- mond Pohl. % Time lost is gone forever. v boy, while moored at a Perth Amboy h,.wVtift jr."p. T. TJ. Sixth Year—Marguerite Korka, Ell* Lest you forget Dr. Kemble gives wharf, stabbed and seriously wound- abeth Rosenthal, Barbara Henry, Lola v ;the meeting of'«ke ed John Johnson, a deckhand,-Sun- Turner, Myrtle Thorpe, Mildred his recital Monday evening, at eight , ''on J'-March • 87th. day afternoon aboard the tug. -John- Fisher, o'clock in the Knights ot Pythias Hall f Our Officers urge every ambitious member in up'the form of Fifth Year—Lillian Jensen, Estelle Admission thirty-five cents. Come son may die. The crew was scrub- Smith, Dorothy Browning,, Katharine , om Mrs. ElUsbeth bing, decks when- Roderlques and early and get a good seat. of our community to delay no longer. Open aUBMretary. The Barlch, Kathryn Schwarick, Kathryn' o Johnson become Involved In a quar- Stratton, Violet Rushworth, . Anna an account to-day. Once the start has been asffollowe: "To rel because-water, ran Into the gal- Mallck. Editorial I Several weeks ago an tanajTbn ;Council: ley after the cook.had asked the men'. Fifth Year—John Adams, Ruth article was published In. this column, made and determination registered, progress Browning, Charlotte Hawes, Myra about our school lacking school- o|'''tlwtN.' Y. 'eVL. to be careful. Roderiques claims Jones,, Fred Kurtz, Helen Norek, spirit. This is all too true but it ried|under certain that lie acted in self defence, using Donald Reed, Elisabeth Senker. is assured. , iria'*to>' place, the the knife only when, 'his hand fell Fifth Year—Lola' Buckelew, Mar- seems not only to lack school-spirit ; •tampon the rall- on It as* Johnson was overcoming garet Campbell, Hannah Cohen, Nellie but also national spirit, or patriotism : Dalrymplo, Charlotte Dey, Mary Ell At the present time when every nu> , "thA;satd loca- him. Johnson Is In the City Hos- vlnger, Frances Kamps, Mabel Se- J 'ft|eV'best: ^nd pital. lover, Ruth Weltzen, Ruaselt Henry, dent should foe- wearing a small j'city.1 Asnoth- Edward Willard. American flag or a Red, White and ' Ithe committee "''-.. '.* •*,* •• ', Fourth Year—Catherine Albright, Blue ribbon, there are but a tew Jn War Craft Anthers Wear German Florence, Forgot son, Marlon Reed, the matter and each, class who seem to be anxious FIR^JSTATIONAL BANE 1 1 • Ships. Loren Nelson, Nellie Lambertson, to display their patriotism. Let us lV-been'"-' * "" Marlon Wilson, Harold Dill,; Minnie Daybreak-Monday revealed a United Slooum Edward- McKenna. show our school spirit as well ss our South Amboy, N. J. States torpedo'boat destroyer anchor- Fourth Year—Charles Carlisle, Wil- patriotism by displaying our. national lard Huff, James Kirk, Merrill Shep- ' •*•: ed off the Hamburg-Americant Line colors every day and recall what pard, Robert Turner, Lillian Fleming, President .Wilson said In his speech piers, at Hoboken, opposite the stern Mary Kosh, Mary Resskowaka. , .. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. of the Vaterland. Ferry boats and Third Year—Thelma Stratton, Maude on Flag Day 1916: VI am sorry that other craft are giving a wide berth Petty, Florence Ely, Madeline Wedell. you do not wear a little flag of the io,the destroyer, which lies almost In Lillian Parlsen, Joseph Smith, Wal- Union everyday, Instead of some days, ter Harris, William Hlnes, Elaine and I can only ask you, If. you" lose midstream, with a bow -anchor' out Thomson, Joseph Hlnes. and swinging with the tide. the physical emblem, to be sure that you wear it In your heart, and the Since the war started. there have a Ot 1 been. Intermittent rumors that the First Grade—Manvel Applegate, art of. America shall Interpret the Germans, in the. event of trouble with Fletcher Hartmann, Judson Wither eart of the world."—X. Y. Z. the/United States, would .warp-one spoon, James McDerraott, Elmer Bul- of the liners from.Its pier,-and run ner, Leon Medlnets, Ruth Blizzard, Viola Howard, Cella Medlnets, Leola Advertise In the Cltlsen. It;, down stream and scuttle it in the RED FRONT GARAGE MacDonald. channel to blockade the port. First Grade—Alberta O'Brien, Isa- . PMANK •ATTIRDOM, Proprietor

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