ithen VOLUMK XXXI. N<». 7. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., SATURDAY, MAY 27, lttll. Price Three Cents. THE BOY SCOUTS MONUMENT TO THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER DEAD. THE ELKS DEFEAT OF AMERICA YACHT CLUB AGAIN

There seems to be a misunder^ On Tuesday evening a howling team standing in the minds of a great of tile Yacht Club went 10 New Bruns- many people regarding the organiza- I wick to play return match with the Adrian S. Applegate Elected Depart' tion known as the Boy Scouts it ! Elks bowling team of that city. Not- America. The idea prevails that Will Take Immediate Steps to Abate j withstanding some great buwiing was merit Commander—Members o the aim of the Boy Scouts Is Nuisances-Thirty Days Given toj^ n™ £2 S V Gen. Win. S. Truex Post, No wholly military. This is not true. There is no military meaning at- Connect With Sewer on Broadway; better." The event proved most tached to the name scouting. Boy ' 118, Report That They Were „ ,. , r ., r , joyable to all, and the Yacht Club Scouts do not carry guns, but each Splendidly Treated by the People one has his staff. Peace scouting - Ordinance and Sanitary Code memb(,rs were nyMy entertained. of Trenton. trains boys in the way of resource- Introduced. . i The scow: fulness and self reliance and the ELKS 187 215 many other qualities which make The Board of Health held a regular Greenwald 164 195 188 v ; Veterans of the Civil War were them men among men. There is no meeting on Thursday evening. Prc- ! CarberrHirsh y 201943 118 Warmly welcomed to Trenton on intention of making the lads Into Kent—President Eulner, Sexton, Wil- j Harkins 169 147 167 Thursday and Friday of last week for soldiers or of teaching them blood- KOII, C.elsinon, Parisen, Mayor Welsn j Burton 193 203 191 the forty-fourth annual encampment thirstiness. Even the names which and City Solicitor Penrse. of the Department of New Jersey, 0 the officers of the organization bear A petition was read from property Totals 923 850 926 A. H. The session opening the con have not the slightest military sig- owners and residents of First street YACHT CLUB ventlbn was held in Masonic Temple nificance. ^^* in regard to a nuisance existing on Smith 141 203 187 and attended by between 600 and 8u\ The first company of scouts was that street caused by the How of foul Silk 1G5 200 176 of the men who answered the call of formed in Surrey, England, and boys water in the gutters. It was laid on Lambertson 134 202 146 Parker 188 President Lincoln. became greatly interested, so that I the table for future action, 128 183 The encampment was opened with within a year there were a hundred yr Report of Health Inspector Parisen Stephenson I(i2 169 208 prayer by the Rev. William T. Abbott, thousand Boy Scouts in Kngland, was read and filed. Totals 790 chaplain of the department. Mayor The idea spread to America, and The secretary showed a balance on 802 900 Walter Madden delivered the address America is all the better for it. The hand of $3T>1.12; which was received of welcome. The morning session movement became known as the Boy and tiled. •was devoted to the presentation and Scouts of Ainericn. Prominent men In addition to the petition in regard Chapters of B. S. A. reception of reports of the Depart- in all walks of life are devoting their to nuisance on Kir.st .street, verbal ment Commander and other officers besi energies as Scout Masters and reports were made as to conditions at Metuchen To-day and of committees. committee men, to make the move- on Stevens avenue in the matter of The Department Commander, James ment a success. The boys like It be- dust, and verbal reports of complaints j A regular meeting of the Central Inglis, Jr., reviewed the past year of cause it affords them an opportunity from almost every quarter of the city New Jersey Assembly, Brotherhood of ., the G. A. R. in this State. He said of being useful nnd at the same time wire cited by various members of th(> St. Andrew, will be held at St. Luke's that because of the active interest dis- of having a genuinely good time. It Hoard. It was also stated there was Church, Metuchen, Rev. John F. Fen- played by Past Department Com- develops manliness and character, a general complaint from all the ton, Ph.D., rector, today, Saturday. mander Connelly, his predecessor, In and gives many a boy now ideas -)f people in the city in regard to con- The chapters of this city will attend. legislative affairs, little has been left life and its opportunities. ditions existing on Broadway, where The following will be the program: connections have been made with the to be done In that direction, aside What do the Boy Scouts do? Well, 4:H0—Senior and Junior Conference. •>u rface sewer. • from urging the payment of the ap- here is a clipping from one of the Topics—"Boys Ideals." Chairman, propriations which were passed by President Eulner stated he had rs- Wm. F, Leggo, President Long Is- London dailies, which shows whnt N the beautiful National cemetery at Arlington, Va., across the J'oioinnc the Legislature during his term. In the Boy Scouts in Knglnnd are doing 2clved numerous complaints from land, Junior Assembly. these appropriations was included from Washington, the monument to the unknown dead IN one of tlie most people on Main street and Stevens and whnt they can do in America. striking reminders of the puthos of wur. This memorial, erected l>y the "The Values of the Brotherhood to avenue in regard to the dust, that he $50,000 for tlie purpose of enlarging This editor says: "When ev»r any- I government In ISGIi, bears I lie following Inscription, which tells its own the Church." Chairman, John the Vineland Homo. Colonel Inglis hing happens, whon there is a rail- pathetic story: had taken occasion to go up those Thomas, President Long Island added that for some time past there way accident, or a horse runs away, "Beneath this stone repose the remains of 2,111 unknown soldiers gathered streets, and found that it was a very Senior Assembly. has been a waiting list of old soldiers :>r a house catches on fire, or a nui'i after the war from the fields of Bull Hun and tlie route to the Ruppahunnock. Teat detriment to the people residing C :00—Supper and Social Hour. and their wives, anxious to be ad- alls into the river, Boy Scouts seem Their remains could not be Identified, but their names and deaths are recorded on these streets; he thought it the 7:00—Evensong with Address by the In the archives of their countryi and its grateful citizens honor them as o: mitted. o appear as if by magic to make positive, duty of the Board of Health, Rev. William G. McCready, D. D., their noble nrniy of matters. May they rest In peace! September, A. D. 18GG7 '*-• Colonel Inglis said: "There could' hemselvea useful in any and every to get busy In the matter. That the rector St. Peter's Church, Brooklyn. be a somewhat greater degree of way. They are trained to deal with attention of the council should be Juniors and others who arrive early harmony, a trifle more of the fratern- emergencies, to give first aid to the ailed to the matter and they should can play baseball and other games, al feeling that should bind the com- sick and wounded, to stop runaways, abate the nuisance same as any in- deepening Channel af\[Red Men to Hold dividual would have to do. Mayor rades closer together, but as a rule to rescue and resuscitate the drown- CAMP 3(1, P, 0. S. of A. Welsh state Stevens avenue was a (this lack of perfect harmony is con- ing. Go where you will in England, At the meeting of Washington Camp Cheesequake Creek county road and it was proposed to / fined to but few individuals. So, I am Scotland, or Ireland, you will meet Joint Class Adoption No. 36, P. O. S. of A., it was unani- v happy to report that the fraternal Boy Scouts, and if you are in take up with the Board of Freeholdora j mously votc(1 t0 join with williara S- status of the department is excellent." Two dredges are at work deepening the matter of having that thorough- ' any trouble you may trust them Ahander Tribe, Imp'd. O. R. M., of Truex Post, No. IIS, O. A. R., in at- The commander commented upon the channel at the entrance to Cheose- fare oiled. Also that he would take- 0 help you out, if they can, New Brunswick, and Seneca Tribe. tending service at Christ. Church on the splendid support he has received ! quake creek. One machine is work- or every Boy Scout is pledged to do No. 23, of this city, will hold a joint with the council the matter of hav- Sunday evening, May 28. Therefore from his follow officers and the sub- ing at the outer bar, where the bottom ing Main street sprinkled and Broad- good turn when ever the chance class adoption in the Wigwam of the nil members are requested to meet at ordinate posts. He referred to the is soft mud, while the other is dredg- way given attention to allay the dust. comes." former tribe on Friday evening, June camp room at 7 o'clock sharp for the resignation of Major Rogers as com- ing near the draw taking out the hard Counsellor Pearse was given the The main object of the Boy Scout 2. About seventy-five candidates will purpose of marching in a body to the mandant of the home at Kearny and gravel. This work is part of a plan floor and recited in detail for the movement is to train Boys' characters, be initiated into the mysteries of the church. It is hoped that a large of the succession to that office by adopted some years ago for deeper benefit of the Board the history of and make them useful to the nation. order. number will encourage the old General E. Burd Grubb. He said water at the entrance, and the the construction of the sanitary As America is to be a nation among The Great Chiefs of New Jersey are veterans by being present. Major Rogers was a faithful steward amount of the last appropriation for sewerage system of the city. He said. nations, the natural field for its train- expected to be present, and also 0 and deserving of the best wishes of this purpose is being expended. 'The city, outside of the Board of ing lies in the rising generation, and representations from all the Tribes of Grand Army comrades. Health, have no power to compel the Its upbringing. the county. The work of initiation Judge Advocate Adrian S. Appleget, property owners to connect with the Silk Flags to be Given Realizing that MANHOOD, not JERSEY CENTRAHJATAND will be perfomed by Peqnoid Tribe, of of Trenton, was elected department iewer. In ISM, I think it was, a law :cholarship Is the first aim of educa- Atlantic City, one of the best teams commander of the G. A. R. receiving P. S. CAR IN COLLISION was passed which authorized the Away at ChurchrServicc tion, we have sought out those pur- in the State. Great preparations are 173 votes against the 140 cast for Board of Health, and I have been in- suits which develop the finest charac- being made for the event, and it is Charles B. Parson, of Red Bank. Last Saturday afternoon about five formed that it was done for the pur- Rev. C. S. Miller will deliver a ters, the finest physique, and which expected that it will prove most in- Robert D, Drower, of Millhurn, was o'clock two trolley cars collided on pose of enforcing sewer connections Memorial Day sermon at the M. E, may, as much as possible, be follow- teresting to the Red Men of the Bridge street near the approach to in New Brunswick, to pass an ordin- Church on Sunday morning. The "iosen junior vice commander. ed out of doors, those pursuits which county. the Amboy bridge. A Jersey Central ance compelling the connection with church will be appropriately decorat« Delegates to the national enenmp- In a word make for manhood. It car was in the lead followed by a the sewer of all houses along the line" ed, and patriotic music will be render- cnt were chosen aB follows: Charles must be constantly borne in mind t Public Service car, both going in the of the sewer, and in order to carry ed. Each person present will be fur- H, Hopkins and S. J. Reynolds, Post :.hat this entire movement is essen- COUNCIL MEETING WILL BE same direction. The head car had oc- that provision out I have prepared an nished with a little silk flag. 88; Jnmes P. Gordon, Post S; John P. tially a movement for recreation, casion to stop to take on a passenger, ADJOCBSED TO TIIUBSDAT. ordinance which I trust will be passed Fogan, Post 38; W. C. Uryson, Post 1; .'ho basis of this recreative work is but the Public Service car did not On account of Tuesday being Me- by the Board of Health." Uriah Seoly, Post 11; I,. C, Wescott, .he great subject of "Woodcraft," IMI'OKTAXT MEETING, K. of P. stop until it crashed into the Jersey morial Day, the regular session of the The ordinance was taken up on first Post 32; Assistant Adjutant General wlileli includes every accomplishment The members of Good Samaritan Central car. The passengers in the Common Council will be held on next reading. It was as follows: "An Goorge B. Stlnson, Post 28, and Wil- if an all around woodsman; riding, Lodge, K. of P., are especially re- head car received quite a jolt, but Thursday night. Councilman James ordinance of the Board of Health of liam W. Mendell, Post 2r>. hunting, camping, scouting, moun- quested to attend meeting next Wed- those In the other car did not fare AV. Manhattan, president of the Coun- the City of South Amboy relating lo The encampment adopted a resolu- nlneering Indian-craft, star-craft, nesday night. May 31, as some very 4 so well as the collision caused the cil, has given notice that the meeting nnd providing for house connections tion offered by Colonel .Tames U. Mul- JiKnnling nnd boating, nature study, important business is to be brought pipe of the stove to fall and strike will be adjourned to Thursday. with the sanitary sewerage system of llken petitioning the Supremo Court. wild animal photography, and above forward. Don't forget this meeting, some of the passengers. Fortunately o the said city of South Amboy. Be it to appoint a member of the present ill heroism. These subjects quicken no one wns seriously Injured. Both ordained by the Board of Health of —0 encampment (o the vacancy on the :.he wits, and gives the boy an insight WILL OIir.AXIZE AJi EXEMPT v cars proceeded on their way to Pertly the City of South Amboy, First, All FKESBlTEKIAtf CHURCH ITEMS. board of managers of the Soldiers' nto the greater possibilities of life. *•' FIKEMEX'S ASSOCIATION] Amhoy. *" owners of property along the line of At the Presbyterian Church for May Home nt Kearney. About a month ago at a meeting of The whole scheme is one of highest any sewers constructed for the pur- 28th the pastor hns chosen two,very Another resolution adopted pro- the Firemen's Relief Association it iclpfiilness to boys, helpful to the nose of carrying off sewerage matter Interesting and timely subjects. The vides for the payment of mileage to CHRIST CHURCH NEWS. was suggested that the time was ripe whole nation. If every hoy in In nny of the streets of South Amhoy theme in the morning will be the members of the council of adminis- for the organizing of an Exempt America were a true boy scout, the Gen. William S. Truex Post, No. US, shall connect all buildings erected "Ascended Christ," nnd in the even- tration attending its meetings, Firemen's Association in this city, ami alue of their service to the nation G. A. It., will attend service In Christ upon such property with the sewers ing he will speak on the theme "Send- Mr. Applegct was born August 16. a resolution wns passed authorizing vould be beyond our powers to esti- Church this Sunday evening at 7:30 n the street adjoining such property ing forth the Son." Cordial invita- 1841, at South Amboy. Receiving his the secretary to issue a cull for the mate. It Is a movement thnt fits boy3 o'clock. upon thirty days notice from the tion to all, especially if you have no early education In the public schools formation of such an organization. . ' do their best service for God nnd Under the efficient management of Board of Health to make such con- church home we would be glad to ot that place, he later entered the Accordingly notice was given that a for their fellowmen, and for their Mr. - AV. E. Grlmshaw the Sunday nections, said notice shall be served have you come and worship with us. Freehold Institute. He has been u meeting would he held on Wednesday native land, and this being true, what School continues to grow. A Bible by delivering the same to the person The Sabbath school is making great member of the Grand Army for forty evening at Firemen's Ilnll for taking loy would not like to become a Boy class for adults is the latest addition. owning said property, if known, preparation for Children's day, June yenrs, serving in the capacity of post preliminary steps to form an Exempt I Scjmt? The Home Department under the otherwise by posting same upon (he lUli. They will have the entire even- comninnder, Inspector, patriotic in- Association. At this meeting Chief "*"*A few months ago the National superintendency of Mrs. C. A. Pearce building or buildings so to be con- Ing service on that occasion and nro structor and In his present position of Thomas Lovely wns elected chairman, Headquarters of the movement organ- is also In operation now. Tlie banner nected. Second, No house or house very busy now with a special pro- judge ndvocnle of the department. He and N. N. Penrco secretary. About ized a branch of the Boys Scouts ot at present is held by Mr. Thomas ilrnln hereafter constructed on nny gram. was under shbriff of Middlesex county fifteen nnmes were enrolled. America among the boys of Christ, Kerr's class. property along the line of sewers in the The Junior Christian Endeavor for several years. State Vice President J. A. Dnnner Ihurch Parish, and is called Troop The Senior and Junior chapters of City of South Amboy be connected with Society Is on the hustle nlso. They The members of Gen. William S. wns present and made some remarks Co. 1, of South Amboy. It has now the B. S. A. are expected to be present my privy vault, cess pool, catch, basin are getting something fine ready for one. boy. After further remarks by others Grlmshaw, liAlIRl STONED Wi BOYS. 'nils to make such connections within The committee of the South Amboy Generally the members have fl' m present, it was decided thnt the sec- Max Blccker, a rabbi, who keeps ,i he said thirty days after said notifi- Yacht Club have arranged for another pay for their meals, but on oc- retary Issue a call for permanent eaBlon they were given men jne $25.00 JtEWABJ) small store on Henry street, was organization on June 9. cation by this Board shall upon con- dance to be held at tho dub houao ">f the heat restaurants in T" tvlll be paid for arrest and convic- struck in the neck by a stone thrown iction thereof forfeit and pay a fine on Frldny evening, Juno 2, Theso no- ion of the party or parties who by some boy on Monday. He had one of twenty-five dollars nnd an addi- dances are open to all members and body entered my farm nt Melrose, and de- lad before the Police Justice, but the FOR SALE—Healthy Temato, Cabb- tional fine of ten dollars for each nnd their friends, and the committeo Itleu. stroyed a lot of potato plantB— boy proved his innocence. Mr. Blecker age and Sweet Potato plants. Elnvid very day •"'•' sala thirty days wlth- would be pleased to see a lnrge at- I'lHU' " '"•11,'iil. * says the boys continually annoy him. ^p, Henry street, : C-20-2 page four.) lemlunce on this occasion. THE SOUTH AWAOY CITIZEN. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 191). NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED. A PAIR OF GLOVES. MICHELIN <> The Impudent Store People Wouldn't Items of Interest From all Parts of the State as Gleaned From Our "Semelle" |" ', Take T^iem Back. Mrs. Pinkerton's first question -was Anti-Skids about the gloves. Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. "Did you exchange (hem?" she asked. "No," said rinkt'i-toii, "I didu't." "There," she complained, "I might have knowa you would forget it. How Bishop Wilson to Travel. and it, is believed that it would cost prayer. Thea "Old Glory" will b The careless! I told you the very lust thlug It is unlikely that Bishop Luther about $5,000,000 to complete the formally saluted by the G. A. R. post: The Leather tread before you left the house to lie sure to I!. Wilson will be in Ocean Grove the boulevard project. present and "The Red, White an hardened Steel attend to it. Iloally, I don't see bow Blue" wil be sung by the children o Ana-Skid is tough, flexible, men can be so thoughtless." coming summer. The bishop is now and non- AlH'fd Ilorsc-Tlilcf Awaiting- Trial. the Linden public school. Forma Studi do prevent "I didn't forget," said I'iukerion. "I in Africa. He is expected to arrive pimcturing in. Liverpool the latter part of July Jacob Rosonbprg, of Long Branch, dedication will precede Mr. Bjrgen' (kidding tried to elm uin? them, but they address and "America," sung b: wouldn't take the things back." or the first part of August. In Liver- who was given a hearing at Red everybody, end the exercises. The "•Wouldn't—take—them—buck?" sbe pool he will be met by Mrs. Wilson, Hank Sal rday night on a charge of will be in charge of Ulric Dahlgre said. "Why not?" according to present plans, and they horse stealing and held to wait the Post, No. 25; -W. F. Barry Post, No. 27, "They said they were soiled." will travel on the continent for a action of the (Irand Jury, has been "Soiled? Well, of all tilings! If they month or six weeks. served with warrants accusing him of and Judson Kilpatrick Post, No. C4. are they got soiled in their own store. • * * * wholesale robberies at Long Branch, I didn't soil them. 1 have never hud Knilroad Paid Heirs $7,500." lie was taken to the county Jail at Drowned nt Soiitli Itlver. them on my hands. I couldn't got • Without any legal action, and with Kreehold. He is charged with having David Cossic, an employe of th them on. They were half u size too broken Into John Succo & Sons' wife Email. They gave me the wrong- num- no other proceedings than an ex- Pi'ttlt-Mlller Brick Company, of Soutl ber. Why didn't you tell them so?" change of courteous letters, the Cen- and stolen money and u large River, waa drowned while swimmin "I did." tral Railroad Company of New Jersey quantity of Italian and United Stales off Miller's dock Sunday afternoon "Whom did you tell ?" last wiit'k agreed to pay $7,500 to tho .stamps. Another charge is the theft Co.ssie and two of his friends wcr of a t'lieHt of Kllver from Ihc house "The clerk i\ml the floorwalker nnil heirs of Kdward Snunders, of Point enjoying a swim and it is suppose everybody who would listen tome." Pleasant, in Hettlenu-nt for the death of Daniel Dorim, a Long Hranch that COSBIC was attacked with cram "And wbnt did (hey say?" of the latter on Easter Sunday last, newspaper num. Before bin friends could reach him "They laughed." Mr. Saunders was Hixty years old and tin' HtrmiK tide had carried him awa "The impudent creatures! I'll never was a baggageman In the employ of and he drowned, buy a cent's worth in that store again, Major Viilcnllnc Dcutl. IN STOCK BY you see If I do." the company. He met rtetftli nfu>r The doiith of Major Harry O, Valen- "That's just what 1 said," Pinkortoo having saved a man and while making tine, a newspaper miin, lawyer and put In. "I said you never would." nn effort to prevent the killing of Noldior, at Colorado Springs, was an- STORY OF ORIGIN JOHN" J. ROTITLLY, "And what did they sny to that?" hrco elderly women at tho Elizabeth nounced In a telegram received at M8STEVKNS AYE. "They laughed ngnin." . avenuo station crossing in Kllznbeth- Trenton Sunday night, Major Valen- OF MEMORIAL DAY, "Well, Unit settles it. 1 never will )ort by a north hound train. Tho tine was born In Trenton In 18(15 buy anything there now. Where are railroad company wrote that ?5,0O0 For many years ha was the loglslittlv tho g loves?" would bo legal compensation, but the nnd general correspondent of u num- German Soldio- Whoao Name Is For ;,":... "It; my pocket." "heroic eel f-saori lice and devotion to "Let me have them, please. Soiled, ber of State and metropolitan news- gotten First Suggested Decorat- duty displayed by Mr. Snundors" was papers, These, Included the Philadel- ing Graves of Comrades. Indeed! I'll see if they nre." taken Into consideration. : Mrs, Plnkerton unwrapped the pack- phia Record and tho New York Tri- age. As she took out the glorcssbs bune, from both of whloh ho resigned "'.blushed slightly. AJIO Js J(«1 Onzy. upon, enlisting In tho Fourth New Jor- O nn unknown ftermnn, n one YOUR BUSINESS • "Well," she said. sny Volunteer infantry at thci out- lime resident of Cincinnati County Physician Carroll Saturday "Well?" echoed Plnkerton, "Wlmt's break of tho Spanish-American "War. nnil » vi'tevim of the eivll war, If you are a customer of the First morning oxumlned Andrew Sasso, who T belonys the primary credit nf •wrong?" lln served as captain and quarter National Hank of South Amboy, you has won the title'ot tho man npo nt ,' .• "N-notlilng' much," she snid, "only • • » * suggesting a untloiinl Memorial day; to OFFICERS , have assurance of our personal the county jail, New llnmswlelt,, lie- Gehoral John 'A. Logan, Holdier-stales .. this Is an old,pair of gloves. 1 cleaned interest in your business success, them lust week with gnsollno. 1 inndo nauBo he insisted In climbing about YIIIIIHIICII Toucher Dead. man and third commander in chief of 1 Hurry 0. Porrine We make it a part of our business a mistake and sent them back instead the bars like'a uionkey. Ho snid that (he Grand Army of the Republic, nnd The body of MISH Marina Sutterly President to give such time and attention to of the pair I bought yesterday."—New the man in not insane, that he Is to Norton P. Chipninn, adjutant gener- a teacher In St. Mary's Hall, Hurllng- our customers as their interest re- •York Herald, simply suffering from fright; Sasso al of tlie untlonul orgunlwitiou, bclonga ton, who vanished moru than two 11. C. Stophenson quire. Friday rigged up a blanket like a the honor of 'promulgating thn first months ago, was found Tuesday after- order. Oishler swing upon the bars anil sat suspend- , We make it a point that every THE BLACK BASS. noon in the Delaware River, two In the original ori'ers Issued from ed In the blanket all day. T. Francis Perrine business transaction with our pat- hundred yards below tho school where the Grand Army headquarters by Gen- Assistant Cashier rons shall be satisfactory. We want Mysterious Habits of the Fish That * * * » she had been an instructor for ten eral Logan, Slay 30 was designated ns Puzzle the Naturalist, each one to feel that they are free Milltown Itujs $4,100 Auto Engine. years. The Ucv. Mr. Leconey said what has since linen termed Memorial Why the black lass bites ou one day to come to us in all matters where At a recent meeting of the borough there was little doubt she had conv day. The order wan Issued early in DIRECTORS and refuses every bait the next; why our experience and advice will be of council of Mllltown, the council voted mltted sulcldo. Sho had been 111 May, 1SI18, and since that time May 30 lie takes lielgramites and only hoi- has become a holiday and is observed value and assistance. gramites on Monday, grasshoppers on In favor of purchasing a $4,100 chemi- several months. Miss Sutterly, who Daniel 0. Chase was thirty-five years of age, left the by every Grand Army post in I lie You can also be sure that every i Tuesday and frogs on Wednesday; cal auto engine from the G. H .Boyd Union. Harry C. Perrine why lie bites only ou dark days for a Co. of Philadelphia. Those who voted college at 9 o'clock the evening of business transaction passing through General Lofmn's order, setting May fortnight aud then shifts his biting to buy the apparatus were Kuhlthau, March 2. The first theory was that our hands is held in strict confi- humor to days bright and breezy; why she had been murdered. Then came 30 us Memorial day, was eagerly car- Christian Straub Banrice, Miller, Crabiel, while Rap- ried out, nnd tho first observance of dence. you find him today on sandy bottom reports that she had been seen alive. When we speak of service render- and tomorrow on mud and the day pleyea voted against it. the day was widespread. George V. Bogarfc after on the rocks, are baffling traits * » • • General Logan was elected command- ed to our customers, we mean the er In chief nt an encampment held in R. C. Stephenson "BEST SERVICE"—all that you of the bass that relate merely to his Dedication of Scarborough Hull. Hulricinnnn Electrocuted.. sporting relations with the nngler. Philadelphia in January, 1SG8. He es- reasonably expect from your bank. But > there nre other mysteries that With Impressive ceremonies and in Frank B. Heidemann, the young tablished headquarters in Washing- Henry Wolff Our service includes a hundred and puzzle the naturalist and bear on the the presence of a notable, gathering or German florist who murdered ten- ton. one little details, all of which go to orgnnic life of the fish. tho clergy, the corner stone of 'Scar- year-old Marie Smith In Ashury Park Early In May of that year Adjutant J. Baird Perrine make of our patrons "Satisfied General Chlpman received a letter Up in Maine are two bass rivers not borough Hall," an addition to St. last November 9, was electrocuted in customers." fur apart. In one the fish run often the State Prison, Tronton, on Tues- from a .member of a Cincinnati post la Mary's Hall the ancient college for which the-first suggestion for Memo- to four, even to five, pounds; In the girls on the river at Burlington, will day night. Just before he entered the Tfyonhave had no business with this bunk, we feel confi- other rarely above a pound and a half. rial dny was made. General Chipnmu, be laid on the afternoon of May 31,death channber he announced that he who is living In California, does not dent you will appreciate the service we can render. In one of the largest lakes of New following the annual commencement. forgave Charles Neumeister, the de- Hampshire tlie writer's score for a remember tlie name of the writer who Bishop Scarborough, after whom the tective who, posing as a fellow described himself as a German who whole season once ran up to 308 fish. murderer,'Chummed with Heidemann Food was evidently abundant, for the building is to be named, is expected hnd served as n private in the Union FIRST NATIONAL BANK bass were "chunky" and the vlscarea to officiate at the corner stone laying for months and then trapped hini .Into army, This soldier wrote (but In his South Amboy, N. J. thick with fatty tissues. Yet tiie post- and will probably be assisted by bish- confessing that he had killed the native country it was n custom of the people to assemble In the spring and mortem showed In the stomach only ops of several adjoining dioceses. child. He declared that he was not glutinous, unrecognizable white mat- The Episcopal clergy of the State will only willing to die, but desired to scatter flowers on the graves of the ter, nnd tlie largest bass of the whole itttond in a body, and a thousand in- suffer torture for the crime, thq enor- dead. season drew the scales at but a pound vitations to the alumni of St. Mary's mity of which he was just beginning "Would it not bo a good idea to have nnrt three-quarters. "What did those and prominent guests have been sent the Grand Army of the Republic in- biiss live on, nnd why didn't they grow to realize. out, Should ho retiirn from a South- « • * * augurate sucb. an Idea and set. aside a bigger? Again, In the uplands of Con- day in spring in memory of the Union JP. JE. DeCSraw, ern trip in time, Governor Wilson, necticut are two largo lakes some eight Kscupos From Itcformritory. dead?" he -wrote. who by vlrtue^of his position as chief miles apart. In.the one bass are of- Claude Johnson, 25 years old, es- General Chlpmnn regarded the sug- ten caught. In winter ice fishing; In executive of the State is president of caped from the Railway Reformatory gestion most favorably, and according- the .other Inko iilniost never In winter, the board of trustees of St. Mary's, on Monday. According'to tho report, ly he drew up a rough draft of a gen- Real Estate and though In Us open summer waters will be present ' at the ceremony. Johnson got away some time during eral order oarr; II.T the suggestion into Imss fishing is the better. Remember- Bishop Scarborough announced the the afternoon, wearing a pair of blue effect. 'This he 1. "d before General ing Hint tin* bnss are supposed to hl- proposed erection of the new building overalls and a blue and white shirt. Logan, who heartily approved of the bonmte nu«1 In fnirly deep waters, at tho commencement exercises one He Is described as weighing 135 idea. would not that fuel argue In the Into General Logan suggested that Way season darker outwiird hues and deep- year ago. Rev. John Pernley, princi- pounds, is five feet five inches tall and Insurance Broker pal of the college, said that Scarbor- has a scar on the right jaw. "I. R. 30 bo made the date for the observ- er bronzes? Yet I ho head of n largo anco of Memorial day, his idea being buss hntcliory him observed n silvery ough Hall would contain, in addition W." and "S. A." are tattoeit on his A. KKOSEMEYER that at that date spring flowers could COMMISSIONER OF change of the buss nt the uppronch of to the dormitories, a lingo dining hall, right arm, .<• / • bo procured In profusion, even in the winter when his lialilt and habitat physical and chemical laboratories .'*.*•*•••» most northern states nnd in New Eng- HORSESHOER, BLACKSMITH would imply the exact reverse. Such nnd a new gymnasium. land. There were several conferences AND WHEELWRIGHT nvo n few of tho anatomical enigmas Woinmi Dies Brom Burns. * * » * • / on the subject between General Logan NOTART PUBLIC of tho black bnss that mnke him nud Mrs. Mary Davis, mother of former and General Chlpman. Ills paradoxes an Interesting study .for Editors' Outing Koxt Mpntli. Councilman Daniel "W, Weller, of It is related that General Logan was that open minded nnglor who blends The annual outing of the State Ed- Hackettstown, died on Sunday at her Carriage and Wagon Painter the nnturullst with the sportsman.— so enthused with the idea of a general ilorlnl Association this" year will be Collier's Weekly. home,, in Mansfield township, from Memorial day that he added several to Nimtuclcet, Mass, The date Is Juno burns. She was lighting a lamp a u,'3 tj fhs draft of tie cr^er IB. H Is,expected 150 persons will week pervious when tho head of the drawn by General Culpuinn, which In I USE THE BROOKS COLD TIEE Ellhu Yale's Grave. uttond. match Hew off and lodged in her he history of the Grand Army of the Offloe. Post Office Building. SETTER Ellhu Yule, from whom the college * • * * . ' clothing, setting fire to It. She Itcpiiblle Is known ns general order Which means no burnl or char- In Now Hitren took Its nnnip, sleeps In Moiinl «f Trade tit Boom Trolley Line, would have been 70 years old on May No. 11. • red felloe'surfaces lo wear tho graveyard at Wroxhnm church, At first tbtt wisdom of General Lo- 28. «. away, up burnt paint to replace nenr Cliestey, Englnnd. The following The question of building an extrm- gan's order was doubled by many per- * * • * , , ( Office, 1O7-R. , Tires set in a few minulea Inscription (restored some years ago lon of the trolley from Dunellen to sons, who urged as an argument that Telephone j EBBlaenoe. i48-J by the council of Yale) Is to lie found Metuehen, where it would connect In l'ricstliooil 81 Years. the netting aside of n Memorial dny Don't neglect your wheels on one side of his tombstone: with the line to New Brunswick, also The Rev. Andrew M. Egan, pastor would unnecessarily keo]l alive mem- Born In Anmrlcn, In Europe breil, In Af-. to Stnten Island, Is being agitated by ories of the war and foster enmities. DAVID STREET SOUTH !4MBOY rlca traveled, In Asia, veil, of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, •Where IOIIR he lived nnd thrived; In Lon- tho IJonrd of Trade of that place. It Rayonne, celebrated the thirty-first However, the objections were' not NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. don dead. s not entirely ti new subject, but nnnlvorsnry of lift ordination to tho strong enough, and the first Memorial Much fcootl, Home 111, bo did, so hope all's dny was generally observed, even by oven urge property-owners both at Dunel- priesthood Monday. He has been pas- TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY FIRE ALAIHI SIGNALS. And that his soul through mercy's sone posts that had been Instituted in the For New York, Newark and Eliza- on nnd along the proposed route sec tor of St. Mary's Church six years, souIh. 27—Stockton and First streets. to heaven, • Unit such nn Improvement would and In that time has paid off a debt ieth at 0.23, 7.11, *7.36, 7.50, *8.20, 32—Bordentown avenue and Feltu* —Boston Globe. In Washington the first Memorial 0 01, 11.10 a. m.; 12.12, 12.28, 3.10, mean a big boom to property and of $50,000, erected a convent and ex- street. lay wns observed liy appropriate serv- 38, 5.01, fi.OH, 7.34, 8.11, (9.41 Satur- 36—Broadway and Augusta street. , would develop n fine section of the tended the church and school. For In a Bad Way. ices in Arlington cemetery. Feeling ays only,) 11.30 p. m. Sundays, 8.20 45—Main and Augusta streets. several years ho ivns at Morris Plains. A teacher In an elementary school at nnntry. sllll iv.'i iilgli at the capital then, but "m.; 1.20, ii.02, 7.22, 0.41 p. in. 54—Broadway and Bordentown ave- For Long Brunch, Asbury Park, etc., Ornz, Austria, received n letter from » * . « * • • • n nrun t crowd went to Arlington. Gen- nue. .22, 8.07. a. m.; 12.05, 2.2S, 4.37, COS,03—P. R. R, Yard Masters Office. n mother who explained that she had lllvcr Drive Survey. ff. A. It. Plot lo be Dedicated. ii James A. Gurllold, who Inter be- came president, was the ortitor of the .3(1 p. m,; 12.53 night. Sundays, 4.2C, 72—Jhhn street and .Stevens aven' been dangerously ill with atheism nnd Following Instructions from State Military music, and address by ,40 a. m.; 5.00,. 9.30 p. m. 81—llpurth and Potter streets. vhoumtttism nnd had kept her little dny. 1'resHU'iU Johnson wns present, Road Commissioner Stevens the coun- Frank Hergen, singing and prayer For Freehold, 5.22, 7.05, 9.07 a. m.; girl at home lo nurse her. •mfl others who attended tlie ceremo- 2.05, 2.28, 5.12, G.03 p. m.- Sundays, V Code. y engineers of 'Mercer, Hunlenlon, will mark the exercises on Memorial nies deluded General Grant, General 4O a. m.; 5.00, 9.30 p. m. 1 tap Yvttrouble or flrn out. >Varren and Sussex counties will Day, when the (Jrand Army plot In W. S. llancofk, General O. O. Howard New York only. : ocloclc oor tefltefl A Native Interpretation.. 2 ta ''' t' shortly begin the survey for the Dela- Rosednle and Linden Cemeteries will and General Elkln. a. BESLBE, W. O. HOPE, 3-3- "Toll mo," snld an Inquiring English- t .alarm. ware River drive from Trenton to bo dedicated at Linden. Dr. Victor VIce-1'res. & (3aa. Slgr. Son. Pass. Agent 4 1 ft company number the! man of an American friend, "what Is •1-7-10 t Port Jervia, N. Y., authorized by tho Mrnvlag, of Elizabeth, will hi} tho ftt°,means that said com the significance of the eagle shown on Sour Grapes, l> >ed there with apiw your money?" legislature and approved by Gover- chairman, nnd after James's MIMtavy tu 1 Ono sneers nt curls when one has Por bargains ijaad the Citizen) adver • y' •• "It Is an emulem of Its swift flight." nor Wilson. The Legislature approp. Hand has played a selection the/Rev. more hair. One slanders npp!es_whe 5-5— rlated $in,000 for •-" ' -v surveys Dr. Thomas E. Vassar will r/Eer a one has no mor^ teeth.—Karr. tlseinents. tel' THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZJJf. is simply along the lines of the duties HEALTH BOARD MEANS BUSINESS. DEVELOPMENT OP NEW required of election officers. The in- JERSEY'S WATERWAYS. competent man is rejected, whether (Continued from page one.) THE.SOUTH AM Bin' HUNTING CO. he has a pull or not. The pay will l>" 1 in which provisions of this ordinanrs- Jersey City. May 2 ).—Congressman j larger than heretofore, and more will TELEPHONE 146-L and saiii notice shall not have been Thomas J. Scully, of the Third New , be required from the eler-tion officer:-. complied." Jersey District, is out to help Con- \ Any man of either party who wants TERMS:—ONK YEAR: SI IN ADVANCE The ordinance was continued on .iiva.smen Haniill an.i Kinkhead in ! the job is sura to get a square chance first reading and in order to make it their fight for the development of the j Entered In the 1'ost Office at South A niboy at getting it. Young fellows who effective as promptly as possible, a New Jersey side of the NVw York assacoud class mall matter. have time to spare and who can till special meeting was arranged for two harbor by the cutting of a channel the bill will make more money at this Monaghan's Meat Market Administrators, Kxecutors and (Juurdians weeks hence in order to take it up on to accommodate the large ocean work tlun they probably could at will please Iwnr In mind that tills journal Is 1 second and final reading and have it liners. He is a member of the Rivers anything else for the time occupied. 113 David Street. legal newspaper and therefore a proper med- published according to law. and Harbors Committee of Congress —Hightstown Gazette. ium for the publication of their notices. Some discussion followed as to and his assistance will mean much. o The following letter was received Genuine Legs Ifif All coittiuuuicaUoiiH or Items of news re- whether the people would be able to ceived by us must be accompanied by the MOMAA'ii GREAT WORK. have connection made in so short a from Congressman Scully today: of Spring Limb. I "L "I am pleased to acknowledge the signature of tUiiivritcr lo insure publication By the will of Walter E. Duryea time. It was decided that was up to receipt of your letter of recent date Pork Loins • 16c the trained nurse who attended him the City Council to see that their SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911. inclosing clipping from the Jersey during his twelve years of helpless contractor performed his work ex- Prime Rib Roast, eat from heavy native beef 14c Journal in relation to the develop- invalldisin receives legacies to the peditiously and any failure to have ment of New Jersey's waterways. In H. R. Bill 10442 introduced by Con- amount of $200,000. What woman sewer connections made promptly Fine Chuck and Cross Rib for Pot Roast 10c & 12c reply I beg to assure you that I am gressman Scully on Monday, provides lawyer or doctor architect, or woman would then rest with the council in full accord with the statement for an appropriation of $10,000 to aid pursuing any of the callings of the rather than the Hoard of Health. Telephone Orders that the waterways of New Jersey Quality and Weight Guaranteed in the erection of a monument in "advanced" sisterhood, has ever earn- The proposed sanitary code for the WillReceire have been neglected, and some cases memory o£ the late President James ed anything like this sum at her pro- Board of Health was taken up on first Hello 26-J Careful Attention 1 have seen her rivers, bays, creeks A. Garfleld, at Long Branch. It was fession? reading. Only about half of the code, was gone over, and will be continued and harbors retrograde. referred to the Committee on the it has remained for a woman of at next meeting, two weeks henc.."-. "New Jersey has too long been Library and ordered to be printed. the "lninlstering-angel" type, one fol- It is very complete and is based on neglected in the distribution of the There is a proviso that the Oarfii'ld lowing the oldest of feminine voca- the code in usn by onn nf our leading 'pork barrel.' It is time that the Monument Association must raise an tion, to outdo all of her sex in finan- municipalities and highly recommend- House of Representatives should equal amount to be expended in the cial reward. Money of course is not ed by the State Hoard of Health. learn of the inadequate care bestow- erection of said monument, and in thy for a moment to be set off against ed upon the rivers and harbors of purchase and Improvement of the site. principles and ideals. Yet v/hen com- The secretary was Instructed to New Jersey for the last fifteen years. parisons are made on higher grounds send n communication lo the City Council In regard to the necessity for "Of all the Atlantic seaboard States The condition of our streets at this It must bo recalled that the most Boynton Beach abating the dust nuisance, on Stevens New Jersey Is twelfth In nrwi, fifth In time would not favorably impress honored Englishwoman of recent avenue, Main street, llonlenfown'ave- population nnd fourth In manufac- OPENS MAY 27th visitors to our city. The dust on those times was not a "progressive" but a nue and liroudwny, advising them tures, and in the matter of actual Im- most travelled is sompthing that nur.se, Florence Nightingale. Hint If flomo action wns not taken the portance of waterways is second to none of our citizens have cause to The argument is one which any matter of necessity would have to' ho fow In the entire Union, Yut wo find GRAND OPENING MAY 30th foel proud of. Some unrts of Broad- competent woman's club win demolish reported to the State Board of Health. that care, widening, deepening and way are being., sprinkled by private at a sitting as reactionary nnd obso- general Improvement of our rivers enterprise, ami people living in tills lete. Yet the Incident of this ex- The petitions of roskhmtu on First ami harbors have been only meagerly ALL ATTRACTIONS UP-TO-DATE section are thereby given some relief. pression of masculine prnlllmlc to a Htreet wns referred to the inspector provided for. Legal sanction has been But on Stevens avenue and Hordon- nurse will afford Bntlsfnoiltm as an to talte such action as would afford given for nn ultimate expenditure (if C/WAUO'S ORCHESTRA FINE RESTAURANT town avenue, Main and First streets illustration of the esteem in which a the greatest relief, until the required $03,000,000 upon the Ohio river nlony, the people are compelled to keep humble feminine occupation IH held at thirty days notice had expired with yet IU annual tonnage of nine mil- JUST THE PLACE FOR A GOOD TIME windows and doors closed this hot a time of feminine aspiration toward tin; connecting with the sovvorH. lions Is not to be compared with tho weather on account of the. great higher things. It is only n man's The verbal complaint*! In regard to tonnage of New Jersey. clouds of dust raised by vehicles and tribute after all, but It Is good to other sections of the city were like- Wind. There would seem to be buthave as a variant from suffragist wise referred to him for similar ac- "When the tremendous Importance 27 Don't Forget the Date 27 one satisfactory remedy for this ex- parades nnd militant demonstrations tion It being the thought that he lo commerce of the navigable water- isting nuisance, and it is a nuisance, in behalf of equal rights.—New York could prevent some of tho nuisance ways in our State IB considered their and that is for the city to assume World. and by making good use of hose In neglect has been nothing short of charge of the sprinkling at general (lushing gutters afford somo tempor- shameful, and shows an inertia on the expense, providing the funds out of ary relief for the next few weeks. part of Congress. Rivers and streams money received not heretofore ap- IS'IIW YORK AWSEMEXTS. Tho surface sewer on Broadway far Inland, which never felt the throb propriated. The cost -would, be but was again taken up for action and a of a steamer or even the buzz of a L. BRIEGS little for the season, but the appear- The Goo. jr. Colmn Theatre. motion was passed that all persons motor boat have had thousands lavished on them while ours have had ance of the city to visitors would be .. Geo. M. Cohan's comedy "Get Rich at present connected with the sur- Perth Amboy'H Oldest, L'argest mid paltry and inadequate sums. The re- decidedly more favorable, and besides Quick Walllngford" makes a distinct face sower be given thirty day^ in sult has been to throw sections that Moht Complete Outfitter to we believe it would save expense in appeal to the business man In all which to disconnect and connect with the sanitary sewer. < should be prosperous manufacturing Men and Hoys. , the repair of such streets. And, per- branches of this dollar winning game Three small bills amounting In total and shipping sections Into stagnation haps, the Jersey Central Traction of life. Prom the moment the opti- to two dollars find eighty cents for and to place important existing cities Company would be willing to pay a mistic J. Rufus brings his whirlwind flushing gutters, freight on supplies, at the mercy of railroad monopolies reasonable sum for sprinkling be- methods to bear and begins to unfold etc., were ordered paid. charging exhorbltant freight rates. tween their tracks. On account of his rapid wealth-acquiring plans at "Today, as never before, is the the increased travel of automobiles the Geo. M. Cohan's theatre, the Meeting adjourned to meet Thurs- subject of water communication of MAN attaches through the city since the opening of scene assumes the vividness of actu- day, June 8, at eight o'clock p. m. in ality that is inspiring. Walllngford's City Hall. interest to the public. When conser- Straw Hats! the Amboy bridge the dust problem peculiar vakie to breezy personality Is so infectious vation of natural resources is discuss- thAe gift of a HOWARD Watcffi - stands out more prominently than ed in the very forefront of the water- ever before and is one that should be that the make-believe influence he What the Jury Found. It conveys the finest complimehyou ways and harbors, mineral resources, given immediate consideration. Last seeks to command .over the rich men Some years ago the body of a well could pay him. H1-.*™* gold, silver and iron, forestry and its year some relief was given by the use of the village he has chosen for his dressed man was found In a field on It classes him among the men ^'ith the outskirts of nn English town. products and offshoots all are of vital of oil on the "streets. activities is projected over the foot- Straw Hats! whom punctuality and exactness are a lights with the result that, psycol- There were no mnrks of violence, and importance to the needs and welfare o principle—as a Howard sort of man. ogically, the audience received the 'It wns doubtful whether death had oc- of the nation, but .to New Jersey par- Councilman-at-Large C. W. Stuart curred from natural en uses or If the • He knows the HOWARD is the chosen suggested thought which is toniclike ticularly their development, care and will please accept our thanks for individual had committed suicide. In watch of the men who have done the in its effect and productive of an ex- preservation and the advantages to be special copies of Harrisburg, (Pa) due course the body was Identified, big things in this Nation for three gen- hilaration that is distinctly beneficial derived therefrom, surpasses in im- papers. and a gentleman who had been ac- erations. and enjoyable. quainted with the deceased was called portance all other considerations. How* JD watchmakers make and adjust every o upon to give evidence at the Inquest. "This must be so, for of what avail HOWAKD as i fine watch. Cased at the factory An extra matinee performance of and timed in ita own case. Shortly after the great San Fran- Among other things, be stated that lie is it that ore and timber be conserved cisco- fire , the insurance companies "Get ^Rlch Quick Wallingford" is had always considered him to be n man Now is the time to Printed ticket/fra the price—$40 to $150. scheduled for Decoration Day, Tues- and protected under Federal watch- Let us show you this distinctive watch. formed a combination and raised the of marked Idiosyncrasies, nnd his brain fulness, If the cost of transportation day, and next Friday night the Cohan was continually excited by Ill's irresist- select your prefered rate of insurance from twenty-five to of the ore and timber so conserved one hundred per cent. Afterwards comedy will celebrate its 3poth con- ible , fondness for chimeras of vari- secutive time in New York City. ous) kinds. The jury was evidently places it beyond our reach. If depen- Straw, for Aug. C. Blum, they organized a district bureau, with satisfied With ills statement and, im- dence must be placed on transporta- the purpose of keeping the agents tion by rail, then the anxiety of the 1 mediately brought in a • verdict that JEWELER. OPTICIAN AND from reducing the premium, and Frances Ring, of the 'Oet Rich "death wns caused by idiosyncrasies Federal Government to protect and ' placed them under penalty of dis-Quick Wallingford" company, wus forming on the brain In consequence conserve our natural advantages is Yourself or Boy ENGRAYER missal If they hilled for less than the asked recently if she had ever suffer- of excessive indulgence in chimeras," exercised only in the Interest of the 151 Broadway full amount, rt'ecently the latter in- ed with stage fright. "I should say adding n rider that "it.should be a railroad monopolies which alone reap flot weather is com- novation was'declared to he illegal, 1 had" she replied, "the first time I warning to people to refralu from that the advantages. nnd other intoxicating beverages." THE A. C. PARISEN PHARMACY and it was abandoned. Now these appeared with Julia Marlow in'When ing' on apace so keep 1 "The cost of transportation by companies have combined and formed Knighthood Was in Flower ' my senti- water is not a particle of the cost by an organization known as the Eastern ments were exactly those of the little rail. Clay can be carried from France your head cool under Union, and have sent out circulars boy who had been naughty and was SPRING-TIME. to Jersey City over the broad Atlantic one of our easy-fit- entitled "Now Agency Agreement." sent by his mother to her room with It makes the wljole world happy cheaper than it will be carried to LIBRARY! Undor this ruling the companies in- the remark that she would follow in When sweet spring-time comes Trenton across New Jersey. The All the Best mid Latest Books enn be tend to make the agents pay for some a few moments' with a well-tested ting" and more easily again; freight rate from Liverpool to Balti- Rend nt Small Cost. of their losses, and have cut down birch rod." When she got there he The perfume of fragrant flowers,. more is eight cents per hundred, priced the commissions allowed consider- was kneeling by her bed saying Drifts through every nook and glen. while from Trenton to Baltimore by lVliy Go Without Good Reading? ably. 'They have sent out iron-clad fervently. "Oh, Lord, if you want to When the spring awakens the flowers rail it is eighteen cents per hundred. agreements to agents, requesting that help a follow now's your chance." And the song bird builds again, "These figures show,the difference Any responsible person is eligible they sign snmo, nnd submit to the When the early spring-tide showers in cost of water and rail transpor- STRAWS to a book out of tills library, which reduction as spucllled therein, The Cause grass to grow, in every tation and indicate the prime impor- will be charged up to them and ,,j agents in this city irfe indignant over j DAY AT ASBURY PARK. little fen. tance of our waterways. The project- credited to them when returned. /'' the matter, nnd some sny they will When the lengthening day is done ed deeper waterway or ship canal The fee is five cents per week ana resign their uguneies before submit- Preparations are bolng made to en- 4 And the budding trees, shed the across our State should not only be one cent per day for each additional ting to smell Imposition. To solicit tertain thirty thousand visitors at As- 50c to $5.00 setting sun, encouraged but should receive that day after seven days. and write business takes n great btiry Park on Memorial Day. Extra trnlns will bo run from all points and Then a farmer's heart is glad consideration that it merits. A ship If kept the even week the fee ia . deal of their time, and at present trains at 9.30 and 10 p. m. will When he looks upon his land; canal would mean a decrease in five cents per week. commission they receive but small take the crowd home. Six big ex-For he knows without thinking frleght rates, an adequate market for THE A. C. PARISEX LIBRARY compensation. cursions from Newark, Jersey City It was done, by mother nature's the products of both farm and factory. L. BRIECte, South Amboy 4-1-tf and Brooklyn will be run. The carni-, hand. Our increasing commerce demands Under the new election law there val association has arranged for a big B. P. R. that our waterways shall lie made an «»l Smith St. will be n great many more election i'anule nt 11 a. in., in which there active part of our transportation SEALED BIDS FOR COAL. officers than before, and not one of will be 3G pieces of lire apparatus, system. them will get his place through » ninny secret societies, business men's "As a member of the Rivers and Perth Amboy. WASHINGTON. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIV- political pull. A man who wants to floats, military and special features. Harbors Committee, .1 pledge myself No glided dome swells from ED by the Board of Education of the be an election officer does not have to In the afternoon at the athletic the lowly roof lo cnti'h the to an earnest; and productive watch- City of South Amboy for supplying the go to the political boss to get the job. grounds there will be May day festivi- morning or evening beiim, but fulness of our rivers ami harbors."— Agent for Stnlen Island Dyeinsr and Public Schools with One Hundred and He hns to take a civil service examin- ties by school children and a pro- the love uiul gratitude of united New Brunswick Home News. Fifty (130) net tons of Egg Coal, more ation, ar.d any member of any party s;rniii of track events for which en- America settle, upon It in one Cleaning On. 'Phone 4S-w olernul sunshine.. Frum Ijeiiuiitli or less, Coal to be dnlivered at snehr enn have a chance at getting the job, trips from nil parts of the stnte have LIST OP LETTERS. the humble rnnl' will forth the times and In such qunntlties at taa whether the boss likes it or not. All boon received. At night there will be Remaining uncalled for in South liitri-pi'l mid tmsi'liisli wnrrlnr, different school buildings as the he has to do to tnke the exuminntlon a big fireworks display on the fishing 1 Amboy post office for the week ending the insiKi'-i'iiti who knew no Board niny order from time to time. is-to get out a petition, signed by five pier. Creatore and his band of Sift? glory lml his country's jjond. To May 2", 1911. 8-R00M HOUSE Payment for same to be made when members of his party, slating tint •licr-cs began a live weeks engagement that he returned huppii'st when dipt. Maloney, Schr. Sam Hart; sufficient funds aro received from lie is an applicant for the place. The ;it Asbury Park tills week, to be fol- bis work wii.-i diiiu', There he Mrs. Lillian WpnUel, John Meyer, Mr. FOR SALE iit u bargain. taxes that would be available for this civil service men hold an exuminntlon lowed by Pryor's band of fifty pieces lived in noble simplicity; there Link. Anton Fisher. Lawrence Fred- Located on John street, city account. All bids to be sealed and marked and every man who passes, whether for twelve weeks. Thirty special lie (lied i;i ;:!ur.v nnd |>eiico. Willie erickson. (2): John Altonen, (2); It sfiinils Hie hitest iriMii'i'alions water and gas. Lot 37% by bids for coal, and addressed to G, Q. he belongs to the bosses' crowd or events nre on the carnival program Joseph Carey, Alvin Biindli, (3); J. of the trr.ih'ful eliildreu nf Amer- 100 feet. Barn on premises. Oliver, secretary of Board of Educa- "not, has the same chance as every this year. Prospects for a good sea- % M. Wilson, 124 John street. tion, South Amboy, N. J., and to be la li'ii wiil m:iki this plli:rlmii!;e to his hands not later than 8 p. in., May other man. The names are written son nt Asbury Park are very bright, it ax lu :i shrine, mid when it These letters will be sent to the Price Only $2,800 on pieces of paper and put In a box, The city is br''-|ing a $100,000 swim- 26, 1911.. ahull) full, if full II must, tin; Dead Letter Office, June 30, 1911, it The Board reserves the right to ' and they nre drawn out haphazard.^ ming pool o,- |; boardwalk and ha? meiujiry ;md the mime of Wii.shi not delivered before. la calling for the Inquire evenings of 1 reject any and all bids. / The first two names drawn for pad engaged' a t! tflve piece orchestra inston K1I.MI1 shed mi eternal glu-j above please say "Advertised," giving CYRUS B. DAVtS, President, prtrty In each .election district forui for three fr( /ncerts a day at the ryjtfi tin- spot.-Udwafil livi.-rt'ti. date of list. GEORGE DISBROW. G. G. OLIVER, Secretary, the election board. The examination casino, i ' I Board of Education, South E. E. HAINE3, P, M. M,, 21 John Street. u-G-3 iAfciboy, N. J. -**V

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i\ Atneiu.in How William S. Truex Post, No. 118, G. A. R., Will Observe Memorial Day

Will Visit Cheesequake Sunday Morning, May 28, and Decorate Graves there, and in The Evening Attend Service in Christ Church, this City. Perth Amboy Drum Corps Engaged for Tuesday, Memorial Day. Accompanied by Joel Parker Guards and Boy Scouts, the Post will De- corate Graves of Veterans in This Vicinity. Rev. G. L. Allen and Counsellor John A. Coan to make Addresses at Cemeteries, Ambrose M. Gordon and Lawyer John A. Lovely to Read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

C Thie program of exercises to be room, Protection Hall, not later than (lowers, Memorial Day service will reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg ad- As they slowly march with muffled that strife has brought to man? 8 o'clock a. m., where they will be he read at the grave of William S dress by Lawyer John A. Lovely, of drum to the portals of the dead It has given us one united land, observed for Memorial Day, by Gen. And place old glory there to wave, supreme from sea to sea; William S. Truex Post, No. 118, G. A. joined by Joel Parker Uniformed Buckelew, the last comrade of Post lied flank. At the close of the cere- o'er every comrade's head, Graat land of glory and renown, blest Guards and all others of Joel Parker 118, who was laid at rest, after which monies In St. Mary's cemetery, the To show that they do not forget, the land of liberty. R., of this i city, will be as follows: boys who walked in blue Wfll Visit Cliccseqnakc. Council, Jr. O. V. A. M., who may a salute will be fired over the grave procession will proceed to the post To many a hard fought battle field, As our orators today extol their deeds elect to assist on this occasion. They by the Joel Parker Guards. A Me- room, where they will disband. with hearts both brave and true. throughout the land On Sunday morning, May 28, the Let every man in reverend awe with Post will visit Cheesequake, and will also be joined by the Boy Scouts, morial Day address will be rendered AARON STILLWELL, They fought for freedom for the slave, head uncovered stand. and the granddaughters of veterans, by the Rev. G. L. Allen, of the Baptist and not for man's applause; To hear and learn of valiant deeds decorate the graves of soldiers in the Commander. They left their happy homes and those boys in blue have wrought cemeteries there, and attend service who will act as flower girls. The Church, followed by the reading of S. H. CHATTEN, • friends, for country's holy cause; With crimson blood (hey paid full Mayor and Council will also join with Lincoln's famous Gettysburg address They fought for country and her flag, price for the liberty they bought. In the Methodist Episcopal Church. Adjutant. on fields of bloody gore, the comrades, and as soon as possible by Ambrose M. Gordon. Those who are left to tell the tale Attend Service In Christ Cliurcli. In order that this flag should wave after assembling the procession will in triumph evermore. grow less from year to year, On Sunday evening, May 28, the Counsellor Conn to Milk? Unscathed they passed through shot start enroute for Christ Church ceme- and shell as heroes without fear. Post will attend service at Christ TRIBUTE TO THE BOYS IX BIUE.They marched with Sherman to the tery, preceded by the Perth Amboy The procession will then reform in sea All hail, we cry, to Truex Post, brave Church, where the Rev. H. M. P. Through Georgia's sunny clime, conquerors from the fray, Drum Corps, who have been engaged the usual order and procofd tJ St. Pearse will deliver an address. Camp (By Benj. Greene.) And under Grant the deeds, they Still wear the blue, prove brave and for the day. Mary's cemetery, and after decorating wrought on history's pages shine. true. No. 36, P. 0. S. of A., will accompany The veterans of the army grand, are All foul secession they put down, All hail Memorial Day! graves of comrades at that place, the -"•the veterans at this service. out in bright array where e'er it raised its head, liev. G. L. Allen TVJH Speak. people will have the pleasure of To decorate their comrade's graves, And today we bring those flags and Program for Memorial Dnj. this fair Memorial Day; flowers in honor of their dead. Upon arrival at the cemetery the listening to a Memorial Day address To scatter flowers of verdant bloom, Common Mistake. On Tuesday, May 30, Memorial Day, first in order will be the decorating o{ by our esteem fellow townsman, upon each soldier's grave, Full fifty years have rolled away, There are a good many people who Who risked his life in battle strife, since that great strife began; mistake mere noise for enterprise.— — -tie Post will assemble at the Post the comrades' graves with flags arid Counsellor John A. Coan, and the this Union grand to save. Who can today the blessings count Chicago Record-Herald.

grounds and provide headboards lor OUR SOLDIER DEAD each grave. They were able to identi- Daughters of Liberty fy 12,'iCl of the graves, leaving ouly SPECIAL NOTICE! 451 "unknown." IN 84 CEMETERIES. The eighty-four national cemeteries Gain in Membership are divided according to importance More Than 350,000 Heroes of Our Wars Into twenty-six first class, twenty sec- The annual session of the State Relative to the Lateral Sewer Con- ond class, sixteen third class and Are Buried In Graveyards Own- Council, Daughters of Liberty, held twenty-two fourth class cemeteries. at Atlantic City on Tuesday and Wed- nections in the City of ed by tho Government. Those in the first class Include Arling- nesday of last week, was of great in- ton, Audersonville, Antietam, Cbnl- South Amboy mette, Chattanooga, Nashville, Cor- terest and importance to the order. N the palmy days of democratic inth, Gettysburg, Frederleksburg, Jef- Over three hundred delegates were Athens the bones of every citizen ferson Barracks, Sliiloh and Vicksburg. present, 'representing 18,000 mem- •who perished iu the service of his Iu the number of interments that at bers, The convention was held in PURSUANT TO instruc- I country were brought home to be Arlington stands first, with 21,106. Marine Hall. Mrs. Jennie F. Hay- -*- tions from Committee on buried in the Ceramicus. A day wis That at Vicksburg is a rather close ward, of Newark, state councilor, Sewers of the City of South • appointed iu the winter, when military second, with 10,892. The Nashville presided, and her annual report operations were suspended, for the cemetery is third, with 10,091. showed receipts of $129,311.22, of Amboy, N. J., notice is here- funeral. One of the noblest orations Arlington, as is generally known! for- of antiquity—(but attributed by Thu- merly belonged to the'wife of General which $51,284.70 had been.paid out by given to property owners cydides to Pericles— was delivered on Robert E. I »e. Mrs. Lee was a daugh- in death and funeral benefits. that where permits are grant- such nn occasion. ter of O' .ge Washington I'nrke Cus- State Councilor Mrs. J. 'p. Hay- Modern nations build stately mauso- tls, \v' J wns a grandson of Martha ward, in her report said: ed to tap the sanitary sewer leums for their great generals, but nre Washington. The stately mansion, "During 1910 we made a net gain system not more than one usually content to allot wily the hasty whose classic columns have been Been of 1,306 members. I asked for a net trench or ditch to the common soldier, by every visitor to Washington city, increase of 1,000. During the year premises -will be allowed to Tho bones of British Holdlors nre scat- was inherited by her, nnd at the out- our councils increased their financial use a single lateral connect- break of the civil wnr it was (he Lee tered the world around. worth $10,507.67, notwithstanding the To this rule of indifference as to the home. Lee, then a colonel in (he Unit- ion, and that each and every fact that we paid out $4,288.92 more final resting place of obscure heroes ed Stales army, wrote his resignation premises must have a separ- the United States forum a shinlnc nnd there April 20, 1801. Two dnys later in sick benefits than in 1909. Since honorable exception. There are today he quitted his beautiful home forever our last session it has been my privi- ate connection. Any violation eighty-four national cemeteries, which to accept command of the military lege to institute twelve new councils. of this provision will be strict- contained on Juno HO, 100!), the graven forces of his state. At the close of the year we had 18,461 Of 850,285 American soldiers and nall- Overlooking as it does the Potomac members, making that year the third ly prohibited.. ora, and tlie capital, n more beautiful spot best in the history of the council. At Dated May 5, 1911. Tho national cemeteries are mainly could scarcely be imagined. Magnifi- the close of 1910 the average mem- a result of the civil war. In Septem- cent old oaks shade its glades and bership per council was 112. The JOHN CONNORS, ber, 1801, tho secretary of, war by gen knolls, and nrt lins perfected what rn- percapita worth of councils increased ernl order directed accurate and per- turo left, undone. The cemetery con- 6-6-tf Street Commissioner manent records to bo kept of deceased tains the tombs of Logan, Sherldnn, 7 per cent in 1910, being $7.10 at the BOldiers nnd tholr places of burin). Lawton and ojher noted generals. close of that year." 101 Telephone 104 Tho work wns assigned to the quarter- One of tho most Interesting nntlonal Among the recommendations made master general's department. That de- cemeteries is thnt on Custer's battle by the state councilor are the follow- partment already had chnrge of the field in Montana. The story of how ing: burial of officers and Hoteliers, but its the dashing yellow haired young ma- That councils be active In the work JAMES T, MONAGHAN, euro had ordinarily ended with the jor general and every man of five com- of presenting public schools with Bi- drifting smoke of the guns that were panies of the Seventh cavalry lost their bles nnd flags. That a law be made discharged over their graves. lives in battle with the Sioux, June 23, UNDERTAKER : creating the office of organist in the By act of July 17, 1802, congress em- 1870, is known to every one. The GENEKAL SHERIDAN'S MONUMENT IN ARLINGTON. state council, also a similar position nnd powered the president to purchase smallest national cemetery is that at cemetery grounds to bo used for the Ball's Illuff, Va. It is ou the site of in each subordinate council. ARTERIAL EMBAMEEB burial of "soldiers, who shnll die in the the battlefield of that name, fought iu These officers wore elected for the 1SG1. It Is only fifty feet square nnd Right. service of their country," Such wns 1 RELIGION. ensuing year: State councilor, Mrs. the intensity of the great war that for is situated ou ,'i Inrge bluff overlook- "Now, tlfen, children," snid llu Rne Genson, of Jersey City; state as- Office find ItcsMcnco ing the upper Potomac. It contains the lonelier, "what Is It we want most in Relifrion is mileriur to society some time no nctlon wns taken under and more enduring than govern- sociate councilor, Mrs. Sarah Beck, of tho law. , groves of one known and twenty-four this world to timkc us perfectly imp' pyV" ments. It Is the focus of nil so- Trenton; state vice president, Mrs. Ilordpntoivn Avc, South Amboy, If. J, Following the buttle of Gettysburg unknown soldiers. "The tblufrs we ain't got!" shouted cinl virtues, the Im.sis of nil pub- Sarah Angelo, of Millvllle; state asso- Governor Curt In of Pennsylvania in- lic moruls. It Is stronger (him ciate vice councilor, Mrs. Cordon He Wanted the Job. (he bright boy In the back sent. ntlgtirnted n movement whereby sev- self interest, more nwe Inspiring Kendall, of Pnterson. WILLIAM MOORE eral Htntetf puri'luisMl seventeen acres To the colored uinn wtio mnde np than civil throats, more univer- of ground em bran1 Ing the center of tlie pllcntion for work be listened and Infatuated. The refusal of the national council- "Likes to hear himself talk, doesu't sal than honor, more active than or to permit the omission of floor TJnlon line nnd caused to be disinterred awaited the finish of the tnle of the love of country.—Cardinal Gib- Carpenter and Builder, applicant's ijuiiUlkiilUms for the job. he?" work during the summer months was and ri'bmied there tlie bodies of tho bons. 00 Catharine tit'., Boulli Amboy. soldiers who had been burled outside then stalled In this mnnner: "Well. "Does he? Say, If he talked in his the cnuso of sharp debate for a time this area. The cemutery wns dedicat- I'd like to give you the place, but I'm sleep he'd stny nwnke nil night to during the session, but Mr. Kennny (jaVEBtimates Cheerfully GivenTSJ listen!"—Cleveland Lender. ed by Lincoln, Nov. 10, 18(13, in that afraid I can't for you tell me you are •was finally supported in the stand he perfect tribute to the "honored dead" married. 1 Have special reasous for An Attraction. had taken by a vote of the conven- •who thpre "gnve the last full meimuro wnntlng to give this position to a sin The Jail. Mrs. Glllct—So there is «' tablet In glo man." "AVhy, boss," exclaimed the "I am going to visit the jail. There tion. of devotion." Tho cemetery wast «ul>- your transept to her memory, pid slie o ARTISTRY AND PHOTOGRAPHY sequently1'token over by the nation. willing worker, "If dnt's de on'y trou Is a man I want to see there." do anything to bring peopli intti the ble, Ah kin Kit a dlvolice between now BteveiiB Ave., near Henry St. In (he mil'iiner of 1805 n force of "Is ono all? 1 know about forty church? Mrs. Terry—Well,'hf,n wore an' when you nil's ready fob me, to whom I should like to see there."—Iu- Each one pecs what he carries in his men under tln'titu'M Jnnics Moore wn» n new hat every Sunday 1 or tlnw SOUTH AMUOY, ! NUWJEHSF start Iu."—Argonaut News, heart.—Goethe. •yt to Anilersc !il<; to Inclose (hi! yean.. ,. . .. i 7411 <| I AMBOY CITIZE5. THE SPEED OF NO RETURN. An Unfair Attack. Pictro was working yltn a gang at OXY, MAY 20, 1911. Velocity a Body Must Have to Leave railroad construction. \He bad been Earth and Never Come Back. told to beware of rattlesnakea but as- There are a great many odd terms in sured that they would always give the K1EHS FOB THE MOTOMST. Donned Official Clothes to Work science nuue of which has a title so warning rattle before striking. SOME SWING TO THIS! Their Victims. weird as the speed of uo return. Tbia One hoi day be was eating bis noon irregularities That Cause. Tire means the velocity u body must liave luncheon on a pine log when he saw a in leaving tbe eurth iu order for it big rattler colled a few feet ID front Destruction. never to conw back. It has been accu- of hfnx He eyed tbe serpent and be- The wheels of a car should always CLEVER RUSSIAN SWINDLERS. rately worked out and Is found to be gan to lift his legs over the log. He >pja exactly parallel. Anything which about seven miles a second. Now, bad barely got them out of the way prevents this will cause tire-trouble. J'le Plausible Old Military Man Who though thi.s .speed has never beeu ob- when tbe snake's fauga hit tbe bark Too much play in the axel-end bear- Made a St. Petersburg Jeweler Whom tained by artificial means ou the earth, beneath him. still it is interesting to note the theory ings, too great a freedom in the steer- He Robbed Act as His Accomplice. "Son of a guaa!" yelled Pietro. ing jointB or possibly a bent spindle as regards the further actions of (lit "Why you no ringa da bell?"—Every- The Energetic Police Agents. body. It ivould continue outward Iu a or axel-end invariably exacts its body's. Nowhere is a uniform wore potent curved line until it was controlled by penalty. Ihun in i'ussia, and that fact lias more balancing forces, mainly the earth Forgot Once In AwhiU. Brakes too, when they are out of than once been utilized by swindlers moon and sun, iu such a way as to Tbe health of the body as well as of order do damage to tires. Should lu their daring operations. make It have an orbit of its own. So the mind depends upon forgetting. To only one of the back wheels lock Some years ago a jeweler ou tlie it would go on revolving forever just let the memory of a wrong, of angry when applying the brakes the tire on Nevsky l'rospelit of St. Petersburg re- as any other planet. words, of petty meanness, linger and the slipping wheel will surely be in- ceived a visit one sunny afternoon Although tills speed has never been rankle in your memory will not only jured. from an old and decrepit officer In tbe obtained by artlllcial means, it is dissipate your mental energy, but It will react upoa the body. The secre- Another kind of tire-trouble arises uniform of a general. The old gentle- found in nature ou the. earth, and its tions will be diminished, digestion im- from weakened springs. Kvery time man was assisted from Ills carriage to application has u great deal to do with animal life on our planet. As Is well paired, sleep disturbed and the general the car jolts badly the upper part of tin-; counter by iiu attentive footman in l.very. The smiling jeWoler received known, It Is a pet theory of the scien- health suffer ID consequence. Forget- tee tire rubs against the raudgard lilm with the deference due to bis runic tists that the earth is losing its atmos- ting Is a splendid mental callstbenlc ai)<3 as a result the envelope is dam- and accommodated lilm willi :i cb.'iir. phere, jiwt us tin' liiDon Im.s already and a good medicine for tbe body. aged. Tlie gentleniiin had come In choose n lost hers, on account of tin: wonderful r'" Driving chains also are often the birthday present for his wife. vlbralioiial speed of the molecules of a First and Koremost. cause of injury to tires. If the chains 1 gus. Hydrogen gas is known to have, a "My wife bas a great deal to say to Tin tradesman displayed his most me about bpr first husbund." are slack, the swinging motion pro- valuable collars nnd tiams. The vet- molecular velocity of over the neces- sary amount, anil It is n startling "Nonsense! Your wife was never duced by the car in running, will eran lingered over them lovingly. At pr;:r,r nf tho (henry that no free hydro- married before." She ordered some goods from the Mail Order Store, cause the lower part of the chains to last be uiiide choice of n costly sull gen is fniiiiil In our n!Unisphere The "1 know It That's what makes her And then she sat down and she ordered some more. strike the sides of the tires. mill iiillniiilcd that II wmild meet Ills theory Is that this gas on being nel reflections so painful."—I'uck. When the chain line is too close to purpose. free rises nn account of Its liglitnesn A week or so later they came by express, 1 the tires or when the chain bolts are Tremblingly tin* old soldier suuu'lit in and when II gets In the outside edge His Class. And after she saw them she wailed in distress: too long, they nib the envelopes mak- his breast for Ills piickellmnlc. Hi' had of our orenn "f air Is left behind on "I say. tny mini, is that dog of youra ing oblique scratches on the rubber. sallied fnrlli wlllioiil II. The diHiip- one nf Us jumps, the earth guuiK fur- a mongrel 7" "Why, I have been bunkoed, for right down the street liulnlnieiil nf hntli shopman nnd i'iis- These cuts or scratches on the inner ward ill n great rate itself, soinelhluK "No, sail; uln't no class to Mm, .les' loiner was iicule. The genenil, b»w- These bargains I'm sure I could easily beat. side walls of the tires arc crossed at like einlil mill's :i seennil. common dog. Bah."—Italtlruore Amer- ever, was mil a strategist without iv- ican. It isn't so funny regular intervals, first when the bolts snuree. Willi apologies lie nsUeil for As tlie CMI'III Kiudiinlly lusl it.-» nl pass on the upper and again when writing materials am! essayed In pen lunspltiTe it would become colder ami The grent mass of people have eye.s To pay out your money they pass on the lower part of the n letter to bis homo. The excitement colder on iiei'oiiiil nf Its Inability In and ears, but not much more, espe- And get disappointment instead of a treat." Bidewalls. nctliig upon bis p.'ilsli'il liaiids uiiiilc bis linlil (lie Iti'ikt received from the sun, dully little power of judgment, uud 1 anil nil animal nmi vegetable 11IV Oil or grease from leaky or over- writ ill!. illegible, The Jeweler was In even memory.-Ki'linpenhaucr. ilespair, The old IIKIII sighed Mini re'- woiilil rcase, This has already Imp- filled tanks should not be permitted pencil IN I he nmon, Us teuiiteraliiri' to reach the tires, because oil and marked upon the sad cuiiseniieiiccs of The Alternative. campaigns. The Ji'wi'ler was tnuclied. never rising above zero, though I lie other fatty substances are most In- sun shim's on It fur two weeks at a A tramp went Into a farmhouse re- lie had Uh Inspiration. WILLIAM MOORE jurious to rubber. time. cently, nnd, seeing no one but an old "Will your excellency pi'i'init me to woman, he said In very fierce tones. Many money saving suggestions for il is iiccclli'SH to any Hint UVOII IT I Ills AllTISTUY AND PllOTOGKAI'IIY write tbe Instruction to ynur dicta- "Give* me a drink of milk or else"- motorists are found in "The Book of speed could be obtained by a cannon tion';'' Hul a man mine behind him su:ige, iu which were seat- are transported from the mines and shipped from the piers yearly. The money thus accumulated goes to ment, "I thought they were until I ed two Indies. The ladies descended the bride and not unusually amounts saw the show." The Jersey Central Traction Company and the Public Service PATRIOTISM. at Kuuberge's and were received as to seventy-live or one hundred dollars, The religion of pMlrlotisin may customers of dislinctiiui. The older even where the crowd is apparently Street Railway Company operate trolley cars through the city. Social Progress, sound bltisplit'inoiiN to soino earn, lady introduced herself as tin.' wife of ns poor as it can well be. This sum lu "The Pilfers are getting on rapidly, Besides the railroad Yards, South Amboy has a paint works, two but that patriotism be less than a well known statesman recently re- a rural district of Poland Is enough to aren't they?" underwear factories, cigar manufactory, Terra Cotta Works, and religion Is the conception which turned from abroad. She explained start tbe young couple fairly In house- "Indeed, yes. They used to employ Army and Navy Uniform factory, all In successful operation. lias prepared the way for the that she hud been authorized by her keeping.— Detroit Free Press. civic corruption of the last dec- hu.simml to rlionse a collar of dia- a washerwoman, but now they have a South Amboy has a sanitary sewer system, and water works, ade. Wo. are to serve the state monds. The jeweler spread before her laundress."—Woman's Home Compan- and besides private corporations furnish gas and electricity for tbe gems of his collection. An Unsafe Bird. ion. not only wllli our bodies as sol- "How did tbe new parrot turu out?" light and power. diers mid policemen nor even After much hesitation the lady pick- "Oh, ho's a due talker, but I'm aw- Why Ho Is Solid. with mir bodies alone as voters, ed one of tilt* most expensive, but to fully afraid 1 can't keep him." It has a Board of Trade who stand ready to lent! assistance to her dismay the price exceeded that "How can you tell he Is solid with but, us Thoreiui has put It, with "Why not?" reliable industries to locate In the city. our consi'lenceH us citizens. Ours suggested by her husband. The sales- tbe firm? Does he come In late and "He used to live iu a medical col- go away curly?" ought to be a religion of patriot- man dreaded to lose so profitable n lege, and tbe students taught him a ism, for America Is not u land customer. Could not madam obtain "No; he comes In early and goeB whole lot of professional terms. I was away late."—Buffalo Express. iiUmc nor a country nor n peo- the consent of her excellency's hus- so mortified the other night. That ple, but n hope, a vision, an oauil to the purchase? The lady medl- rich Stiss Morris was calling on us, The Judge's Advantage. Ideal. What nobler religion can tutciil nnd at length begged permission and somebody asked her lo sing. You One of (ho bast stories of Judge Par- there be than the pure love and to drive to the ollice of her husband's know what a voice she has! Well, ry, a famous English jurist, related to unselllsh service of the noblest, ministry—the distance was not great— she sang u long French ballad for us, a feeble looking man who waa rebuked KEEP IT IN MIND freest commonwealth the world to show him tbe collar nnd gain his and the instant she finished the last for supporting a ridiculous claim made ba» known?—Rabbi Stephen S. permission to buy it. Her companion verse that dreadful bird screeched by bis wife. "} toll you candidly I Wise, would remain In tho shop Onrlng her 'Chloroform her!' "—Cleveland Plain don't believe a word of your wife's absence as a hostage. The jeweler was Dealer. THAT delighted with the suggestion. story," said Judge Parry. "Yer may do as yer lllce," replied the Tlie lady departed iu her carriage. Lack of Originality. SAVED CIIIID FHOM DEATH. Time passed—quarter of an hour, half Says a Philadelphia physician: "The man mournfully, "but I've got to." The Citizen Job Department an hour. HiiTc-quartcrs of an hour. utter lack of originality in the human It wna ouce the doubtful privilege .; ""Alter our child had suffered from of Judge Parry to overhear the com- Is prepared to do any and all kinds of severe bronchial trouble for a year," Suddenly (here rushed into the shop mind .vexes me. Even tbe insane are two police agents, who nunounced ments of two men ngnlnst whom he wrote G. T. Richardson, of Richard- not original In their delusions and tun their authority and showed their offi- nlns, but they can be divided tuto had decided. " 'E's a fool, but 'e did son's Mills, Ala., "we feared it had cial budges. They nssum] the aston- classes, and each class bus Its one lit- 'is beat," was tho verdict of these dis- appointed suitors. "One might sleep consumption. It had a bad cough all the tle uniform and unvarying set of aber- ished Knuherge that he had beeu umler un uuklnder epitaph," was the NOTEHEADS time. We tried many remedies with- wlndled, The jeweler trembled. He rations. The insane cannot bu other out avail, nnd doctor's medicine seem- philosophic comment of the Judge.- LETTERHEADS .iruduced his hostage. The detectives Iftnn imitative and commonplace." London Graphic. ed useless. Finally wo tried Dr. setted upon her. Protesting, she was ENVELOPES King's New Discovery, nnd are pleas- hustled into a back and driven away Diplomacy. BILLHEADS ed to say that one bottle effected a to the police otlii i.\ "I can't get along with that cook." Qet Tour Cesspool or Vault Cleaned STATEMENTS complete cure, and our child is again it was (lie last the Jeweler saw of "But liave y.'u tried diplomacy, my By the BUSINESS CARIJS strong and healthy." For coughs, the woman, (he police agents or the dear?" SOCIETY CARDS 1 RULED BLANKS colds, hoarseness, lagrippe, asthma, dlnniomls. Tin; detectives wort- the "I have. Today I handed the minx ci'uchni'1/ and the footman of tin* lior passports."—Washington Elerald. Ordorless Excavator BLANK BOOKS croup and sore, lungs, its the most in- fallible remedy that's nuUle. P rlce brlll^'/cqulpagi'. who had chnugeil Prices-Single Closes, 53.00; Double Closets PAMPHLETS ( tl- ' Illiw anil returned to rescue EOc and $1.00. Trlul Bottle free. Evil often triumphs, but nejver con- JO.00; OesfipoolB, 5'ioofpor tank load. 'complice. Guaranteed by Geo. W. S&ucs. ijuers.—Roux. ) i UAYID QUr'LAN, Henry SV i \ \ ; J_^.; _u_L1 !•_ TELEPHONE CO. WILL fIGHT.

(Continued from page one.) on the private property of individuals Specials For This Week! seemed to be a matter over which the A Business Proposition Brief Items Concerning People Wecouncil did not have jurisdiction. As to compelling bill distributors to pay Know that Prove Interesting a license, he stated an ordinance We sell Butter Right, and at. very low prices. It is kept in $2.00 and $2.50 Fancy Vests, very special at <)8c Reading. could be passed to that effect but it ice cold refrigerators, and thus it is solid and in condition for 59c White and Colored Dress Shirts, at • 39c would likewise apply to the businpss warm weather. Then why buy of traveling peddlers, and get soft men of the town and thereby work a butter, full of shrinkage, and thus not good value. We guarantee Boys' Soldier Suits - - - 50c Benjamin Render is recovering hardship to some of our own people. from bis recent illness. Mr. Collins, of the firm of Collins our butter both as to quality and weight. One lot 50c Belts, for this week at -25c & Gundrum, contractors for the Ladies' and Gentlemen's 10c Handkerchiefs, Mrs. H. M. P. Pearse continues in lateral sewer connections was next about the same condition. given the floor. Jle explained that Specials for Saturday to Tuesday very special at - - - 6 for 25c the surface water sewer running be- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stratton enjoy- tween Henry and Augusta streets Biggest Value in the Market. fcd Monday last at Philadelphia. through Broadway was in such con- dition that he was fearful in making Pure fresh Elgin 6 Pairs Men's S'»x guaranteed for 6 months, at Mrs. H. P. Brown has been visiting taps to the sanitary sewer it would friends at Milltown the past week. cause the surface water sewer to 60e for the 6 pairs. Black or tan. They sell like cave in and he wished to lie relieved Creamery Butter £l I 0 Mr. John Lott, of South River, 27, hot cakes. of some responsibility in connection June Qreamery - 2Cc Half and half - 24c spent Thursday evening in this city. therewith. The position taken by the One lot $3.50 Tan Shoes, about 45 pairs left, council was that the contract had Other grades 23c arid 20c. Mrs. Frank Selover, of Old Bridge, been accepted by the firm, that they very special at - •' • $1.41) spent Tuesday with friends in this knew the conditions and that it was city. up to them to accept the responsi- 1 One lot 50c Balbriggan Underwear, special at 39c bility and make the connections as Skin Back Hams ! I c lb 35c Boys' and Men's Cool Summer Underwear 23c Mrs. A, R, Mitchell is spending the directed. Mr. Collins rather intimat- week end with her parents at Asbury ed that the contract could hardly One lot 65c Boys' Wash Suits at - 45c Park. stand as the time limit of 120 days Silver Milk l)c can | Eagle Milk 13c, 2 iur 25c Boys' Sneaks (Rubber Sole Slippers) at - 5Oc and some other provisions hud not Mrs. James Scully, of First street, been observed, thai the way in which Muller's Macaroni or Red Alaska Salmon 17c Men's 69c Summer Weight Wool Underwear, has been on the sick list the past the connections were being made ,'t spaghetti 10c 8 boxes Blue Tip Matches. .25c clearance price - - - 39c week. would take nearer 120 years to com- Pink Alaska Salmon 12c Bacon, lean, lb 17&c plete the work, that they had been Large can Asparagus 15c Compound Lard, lb 10c Mr. and Mrs. Lel'toy Stark weri One lot $9.00 Men's Suits, odds and ends, hampered by having to go first to one 3 cans Square Milk 25c Pure Lard, lb 12e over Sunday visitors at the hater's side of town and then the other to 3 cans Gold Cross Milk 25c 1 lb. Tapioca 10c special at $4.98 parents at Matawan. make taps indiscriminately as the G cakes Babbitt Soap 25c ($1.00 Stamps.) One lot Boys' $3.00 Suits, for this week at $1.98 city oflicers might direct, that tlila 3 bottles Lusk Mustard 2">c 1 pkge. Starch, 3 lbs 20c Mrs. Orlen Wood, of isllp, L. I., mode of procedure waH not contem- Full Cream Chee»» old lie ($1.00 Stamps.) wns the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Win. plated and was proving very expen- California Ham Wie 1 lb. Mixed Tea COc H. Martin, this week. sive and that they could not think of Jersey Eggs 22c ($10.00 Stamps.) making one tap now on Broadway Pillsbury or Certsota Flour, 1 lb. box Eagle Baking Mrs. John Dayton enjoyed Wednes- with the condition of this surface THE IRVING I. TURNER STORE bag, 85c Powder fiOe day with Mr. and Mrs. William Pay- sewer and then In a couple of months ' Outfitter to Men and Boys from Head to Foot $6,25 per barrel. ($12,50 Stamps.) ton, of Perth Ambny. have to make another, that the whole Silver Spray Flour, bag....!uc 1 lb. pkge. Corn Starch 10c Broadway and Augusta St., So. Amboy section should be finished all at one ($1.00 Stamps.) Per Barrel $5.75 Frank Miller enjoyed Sunday last time and the council should be 1 lb. Coffee 25c Karo Syrup 10c at Plalnfleld, as the guest of his reasonable, and render what assist- ($1.00 Stamps.) brother, Rev. William Miller. ance was possible. 3 for 25c Anti-Dust for Sweeping The council would not promise or Silver, Magnolia and Sweet Carpets clean 10c Mrs, W. C. Parsons, of !'erlh Am- agree to do anything, claiming the Clover Milk ...'. 10c 3 for 25c. boy, spent Wednesday last with Mrs. contract was signed and accepted and P. I. Stults, Jr., on David street. would have to be lived up to. TOMATOES •I. WOLFF 4V CO. Mr. Pearse stated the motion at the Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Macliride, of last meeting, as to which he had been PEAS New York, were guests of Hon. and 3 Cans informed, that he arrange for the Mrs. D. C. Chase on Sunday last. mayor and street committee to call or assorted CORN 25c upon the Public Utilities Commission Mr. Thomns Lally, of Connecticut, in regard to the Main street bridge A Tew Interesting Items Selected at Random spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.and the fence at the foot of Main ALWAYS IN THE LEAD! Philip Sullivan, of Stevens avenue. street was hardly an orderly way to proceed in the matter. He stated this That Tell a Story of Price Economy.. Rev. Joseph Garrison, of Little matter was left with him to take Yacht Club Coffee, 25c lb. Silver, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. such steps as might be necessary William T. Hammell on Tuesday last. and be had taken necessary steps by Silk Foulards, 75c value, at per yd. - 59c appearing before the Board of Public After Dinner Coffee, 30c lb. Mrs. Hilton Smith, of Burlington, Utilities Commissioners and the mat- Beautiful Waists, at 98c, $1.26', 1.49, 1.C9, 1.98, 2.25 has been visiting her parents, Mr, ter will receive the orderly and regu- Bates' Seersuckers, in solid colors, plaids or stripes, and Mrs. Charles P. Thomas, the past ar attention prescribed by their All kinds cheese in slock, large stock on hard. week. rules, viz. they will communicate 15c value, our price per yd. - - 12?sc with the railroad company, give Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schneider, of them ten days in which to reply and H. F. Brown Tea Co. Rompers and Wash Suits, value 59c at - • 49c Newark, spent Sunday last with Mr, the Commissioners will then1 fix a and Mrs. J. M. Willett, of George day. for a hearing. Mr, Pearse stated Colgate's Talcum Powder, value 25c at - 15c street. he had received a letter today from the secretary of the Board stating aa Ladies' Ribbed Vests, at - 10c, 12c, 15c and 25c Miss Charlotte Miller, of Beverly, soon as the reply of the railroad had A small lot of white goods, value up to 19c, per yd. 12c will spend today and Sunday with been received he would be notified her father, Rev. C. S. Miller, of John and the hearing would be arranged Lawn Kimonas ... 2 for 25c street. for. * Mr. Pearse stated he also believed American Club Beer Wunder-Shine Nail Polish, 25c value for - 10c Mrs. John Calhoun and children, there was a motion made that each : In Bottles. of White Plains, N. Y., spent Tues- member of the council be furnished A nice line of Children's Straw Hats at 25c and 49c day with Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Sel- with a copy of the dog license ordin- The Most Popular Beer Manufactured by over, of Broadway. ance, and as he imagined there was some haste in the matter he had Breweries. Hotels and Families Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bastedo were copies prepared although not from Supplied. over Sunday visitors at the home of the original, and they were given to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. he clerk to distribute. Iff. WOLFF «& CO. Bastedo, of George street. They Meeting adjourned, came to this city in their auto, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Butter Nut Bread makes everybody Mr. O. T. Fenton, formerly of this iappy on account of Its good qualities. city, and now of Hlghtstown, was ap- Sold by Mullin's wagon. Wines and Liquors of All Ki pointed a member of the executive board of the Retailers' Jewelers As- At Wholesale Prices. sociation, at its recent meeting in PABST BOCK BEER! Newark, N. J. All orders delivered free to any part of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crowther, of Leeds, England, with their daughters, Mrs. Frank Wilson and Miss Marion J. REINER, Crowther, are the guests of Mr. and 168 Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. SCHAEFFER-WEINER BEER Mrs. Prank Meinzer, of Broadway. Previous to their visit here they SCHAEPPER DARK BREW spent several days at Boston, Mass. Miss Minna' Mosenthein, niece of Laundry Bag says: AND EVERARD'S BEER August C. Blum, the jeweler of "All kinds of collars stop HAVE YOU CAREFULLY Broadway, sailed from New York on with me on their way to the EXAMINED TOUR Tuesday morning on the North Ger- All above sold in Bottles in any quantity man Lloyd line steamer Kaiser Wll- laundry. Y helm II, for Bremen, Germany, via. "Some come back only two or Plymouth and Cherbourg. Miss three times. Window and Door Screens ? Mosenthein •will be absent about two "Then my old rival, the Rag Summer is coming and so are the mosquitoes. Better be on Also a Fine Line of months, anil will visit relatives and Bag gets 'em. your guard and not let them in, for it will menn a lot of discom- friends in Germany. fort if you do. Get stung probably. "But it's different with Corliss- See if the wire of your screens Isn't rust eaten. Whether Coon Collars. you want wire, knock-down screens, ready-made screens or screen, "They keep coming and going— doors, you will find everything here. Choice Wines and Liquors LOWEST PRICED coming and going. SCREEN DOORS; walnut stained, strong frames, 1 inch thick, AT WHOLESALE PRICES HAitnwAHE srouH IN TOWN. "Hold the record for trips to with bottom strips C inches wide; sizes to fit any door the laundry. casing 98c C. I. 'Get acquainted v/iih them." SCREEN DOORS in natural finish; extra fine in everyway; Corner Stevens nvonuo and First Btrcct. strongly built; all sizes $1.25 mid $2.00 Hardware, Tinware. Agateware, KNOCK-DOWN WINDOW FRAMES, complete with brackets Goods delivered to any part of the city. and screws, without wire '.'5c (las Fixtures. Mantels, Gag Corliss-Coon WIRE CLOTH—black japanned; cut any length or width desir- Plates, Etc. ed; tacks to tack'it on, per square foot 2c 80K00L SUPPLIES-Big Stock Collars GALVANIZED—the kind that doesn't rust, per square foot 8We . J. O'Connor COPPER—still much better; regularly sold at 8 cents a square Stationery, Tobncco mid Uigurs foot, at the special price of 7c Wholesale and Retail Dealer REINDEER GLOVES MSomen nnd fi)ledmetS-153 Broadway ra H. Wolff & Co., 185 Broadway - South Am boy, N. J. Tel. 101-J. % Specially Big ipe and : Bargains South Atnboy, N. J. _ \— V • -tAAA A AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA • passed a small station. It; was still Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting 7:00 p. m. early, though it was broad daylight, Preaching 7:110 p. m. aji'o. i:. it. mtow \ pretend to be going for ammunition. >).).', 11. of H. !., meets every 2d and It wns well that I hnd found sonic John Street M. E. Church fourth Sunday of each month at A. T. KERR HEALER IN story to tell, for at the very next sta- Rev. C. S. Miller, Pastor. K- of p. Hall. President, John (SucceeBor to J. H. WALLAOE) Business Wagons and tion I reached I found n freight train Residence: 120 John St. Mullune; Secretary, William Bulman; WtioleealB anil Retail Dealer ID standing on Ihe track stopping my Services for the week beginning Sun- Treasurer, Thomas J. Kennedy, Journ- Carriages way. I pulled up In front of the loco- day. May 21, 1911. al Agent, William Creed. Sunday Services: Superior 164 MAIN STREET motive. The engineer of the freight General Morgan lodge, No. 9C, I. 0. was sitting in his cab rending about Class 9:30 a. m. 0. F., meets every Tuesday evening at the battle the day before. I yelled to Preaching 10:30 a. m. Subject: 7:30 o'clock, at Knightr if Pythias "The Fatherless anil Motherless Hall, Noble Grand, W. R. Albright him to back up and take the siding. : PAINTS and OILS He called the conductor, who asked Priest." Secretary, Robert Shepherd. who I was. Sunday School. 2:30 p. m. VARNISHES COLORS HIGH-GRADE Classes and teachers for all. You Liiily Grace Lodge, No. 27, I), of B., KALSOMINES BRUSHES " 'You'd ought to know by my uni- and your children are welcome. The t O. O. K Meets on the First and "I SAW THE AOENT LOOKING AKTEK ME." Third Friday evening of each GOLD LEAT AND BRONZES. form,' I said, 'that I'm a Confederate regular monthly missionary offering month, in Scully's Hall, Stevens ave- a dead Confederate soldier he'd seen soldier. You get your train out of my will be taken in the Sunday School. nue. Mrs. Caroline Anderson, N. G.; OLE AGENT KOI! in the woods, and 1 asked him to get way pretty quick.' Let every one come prepared and Mrs. Margaretta Thomas, Rec. Secre- " 'What right Lave you to order me those who cannot come send their tary. me his clothes. They were nothing offering. OMlton & Lucas Paints but butternut, but there was a brass nbottt?' WINDOW ANI> r\ Epworth League Service, C: 45 p. ra. Screen Triuc, .No. 23, Imp'd. 0. B. P1CTUUK . . VJ belt buckle and some other things with " 'What right? I'pa making n quick Led by Miss Ellen Linden. 31., meets every Thursday evening, at C. S. A. on them, and that served me run for ammunition by General Benuro- Evening Service, 7:30 p. m. Sub- Try our "Noniorediisl" F, W. STEINS, 8 o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall. ns well as a uniform. gnrd's order. If I'm delayed I'll let ject: "The Supreme Mission." Sachem, Joseph Aken; Chief of Stevens Avenue, noarMnln Street, "I started to travel nights and lie hid the general know who delayed me.' Thursday 4 p. m. Junior League. Records, Thomas P. Spangenberg; 8ODTH AMliOT tmong the niggers in daytime. In the 'That was too much for him. He or- Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer Collector of Wampum, Stephen Miller. morning nfler starling, when the dawn dered his engineer to back up to the Service. Saturday, 8 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Inutile Council, No. C, I), of P., WALLHPAPER was breaking and I was looking about siding, and I started putting; on full All are cordially invited. Excellent Imp'd. Order of Ited Men, meets every and Picture Moulding. for a retiring place, I came upon a speed us I proceeded. music by the choir. All seats free. Second and Fourth Thursday of YOU MAY BEGIN YOUR railroad station. A locomotive was "I was in such luck about the battle the month, nt 2:30, in K. of P. Hall. . Corner FlrBt and Stockton Streete, standing on a side track coupled to bnving occurred just in the nick of Pocahontas, Mrs. S. E. Grace; K. \ two or three empty freight cars. The Baptist Church SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. time nnd In thinking of my ammuni- of R., Kate J. Berlew. \ EDUCATION AT ANY TIE fire was burning low and there was tion scheme that I considered it prob- Rev. G. L. Allen. Pastor, Tel. Call 146-.I Our system of Instruction Is such that Independence Engine & HOBO CO,, NO. I a student may begin any day and have some steam on. I judged that the en- able I might get through the network Services for week beginning Sunday, 1, meets 3d Monday in each month at exactly the same course an those who gineer and fireman had arrived not nhead of me. I knew that certain begun earlier or later. day, May 21, 1911. 8 o'clock p. m. Foreman, L. F. Mein- long before and turned in either in the parts of North Carolina were full of zer, Jr; President, John B. Wood- Thlsis of special Importance to those living Sunday— In the country. station or in one of two or three Union people who would hide me and 10:30 a, m. Preaching by Pastor. ward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. houses that were scattered about. help me get on northward. Sunday School, 2:30 p. m. PHILLIP SULLIVAN, Good Snmnritnn Lodge, No. 52, E. of WE FIT YOU FOR BUSINESS 1 lived near a railroad yard as a "Fortunately for me there wasn't 7:30 p. m. Preaching by Pastor. by giving you tho actual practice hoy and used to get the engineers to Monday, 7:45 p. m. Boys' Club. P., meets every Wednesday evening, at business. What business houses expect many trains coming southward, and 8 o'clock, at Knights of Pythias Hall, let me run with them, sometimes fir- Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. Christian En- PLUMBER, STEAM you, you leurn here. by working the ammunition story I deavor. corner of First and Stockton streets. ing for them; so I knew something managed to get on till noon without Thursday, 3:30 p. m. Junior C. E. Chancellor Commander, William E. Trainer's Business College, about a locomotive. I got up into the being stopped. Then I saw by smoke Thursday, 7 p. m. Sunday School Slover; Keeper of Records and Seals, AND GAS FITTER, cab, opened the furnace door and saw ahead that I wns coming to a city, Choir Rehearsal. Charles S. Buckelew. Stevens Avenue, South Amboy. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. that the fire was nearly out. I calcu- which by my time table I judged to Thursday; 7:45 p. m. Prayer Meet- ing; Gorm Lodge, No. 86, D. B. S.— lated the possibility of getting n rifle be Rnlelgh. It was one thing to pass Regular meetings second and fourth Save northward on the machine, but I'd small stations, where the agent had Friday, 7:45 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Now prepared to do nil kinds it Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., in Ladies! Money and have to fire up before trying it. I little to do with the running of trains, All seats are free and all are made welcome at all services. Bundesen's Hall. President Peter K, plumbing, Keep in Style by wns pretty desperate ana ready for nnd another to get through a city Jensen; Secretary, Yepp Christian- AH worlc (lone at it should be. Reading McCall's Magazine any risk. So I dropped one lump of where the dispatching wns done. sen; Finan, Secretary, Thomas F. Spangenberg, Treasurer, John S. Estimates Cheerfully Given. and Using McCall Patterns conl after another into the fire box, While the country was yet open I Presbyterian Clinrch pulled tip nt a station. Tho agent wns Lund. Prices as low ns Is consistent with McCiuT.MM.iine will not daring to make the noise of shov- Rev George Kane, Pastor. help yml dreys styl- sitting nt a telegraph machine with flrBt-class worlt. 1 eling it in. I worked half nn hour at Services for the week' beginning, Sun- Sterling Castle, No. BO, K. G. E., ishly lit a, MUMUTUH the window open, nnd he hailed me. expense: tiy keeping this, and concluded that whoever was day, May 21, 1911. meets first and third Saturday evening you posted on the running that engine must be pretty " 'Sny,' he snid, 'I just got word over of each month, at 7:30 o'clock, at latest flish Inns hi 10 a. m. Men's Prayer Meeting. AH clothes nnd lints. 50 sleepy, for no one appeared to inter- the wires that there's n wild locomo- men cordially invited. Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble Chief, New Kits Ii inn lle- fere wllh me. I should have raked out tive cnvortln' over tlie road, and I'm 10:30 a. m. Morning Service. The Harry A. Bowen; Master of Records, P, J. MONAGHAN ^itms in each ls.su*1. F. I. Stuits, Jr. .Also valuable Infnr- the ashes, but I didn't dnre do that, ordered to stop it. Are you the fellow pastor will have as hl3 theme "The inntion on nil home for the noise it would mnke. Pretty that's running it'j' Children of God." Joel Parker Council, No. GO, Jr. 0. PLUMBING, HEATING, nnd iKTMinnl mut- soon the steam began to make a noise 'Yes. I'm after ammunition for the 2:30 p. m. General Sunday School. U. A. M., meets every Friday evening, ters. Only 60c a Classes for all. yenr, IncluilIUK escaping, and I didn't dare defer my troops below. I've got to git into in Knights of Pythlns Hall. Councilor, a freu patiotu. Suli- Rnlclgh right off.' Subject: "Song of the Vineyard." Irving L. Reese; Recording Secre- ROOFING, METAL CEILINGS scrlbo today or solid departure any longer. I uncoupled the Temperance lesson. Isa. 5:1-12. fur I'roo suniploaipy. With that I opened her up, nnd tary, A. R. Chatten. | box cars, mounted the cab and made 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor Meet- McC«llP»llen»ivlllenabloyoutomakolnyoar nwny I went. Looking bnck, I snw Sfnr Building and Lonn Association, SHEET IRON WORE own linmo, with your own hmuls, elothini: as noiseless a. start us possible. ing. (or yourself and children which will be per- "My heart wns beatiiig wildly, I keep- the agent standing on the plntform Subject: "Growing into larger of South Amboy, N. J., meets \Jn fect in stylo nncl lit. I'rlcc—nonulilKliorthni) gaping nt me. City Hall, on the fourth Monday everK JobMntr Promptly Attended to 15 coins.' Sond for freo Pattern Cutalnituc. ing my eye to the rear, but when I work." Mark 4:26-32. v We Will Civ« You Fine Prentnli lor k'clllni; suli "I knew now that my rim wns ended. VMS p. in. Evening Service. The ing in each month. President, ThO3. scrliitlotisnmoiiuyiiiirfrli'iKl.s. Konil forfri'i came to n turn around n rise in the C. Gelslnon; Secretary, John J. OFHICIC: But I wouldn't leave my locomotive pastor will spenk on "Aim." I'rcinlnm CatnliiBiio unit Cash I'rlzulinvr. ground without seeing any one behind Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Business Meet- Delaney; Treasurer, John J. Coakley. 120 DA VIM STREET SOUTH AMBOY Til E McCALL COMPANY. 239 K.Z49 West37iK St.. NEW VORK me I gathered courage and let her go. until I hnd put it on n side (rack, since 1 didn't wish to be the cause of ing of "Boys' Athletic Association." Star of Jersey Lodge, No, 481, B. of (FOIIMFIILT DII, SIEAOIIAM'BI I got over some five miles in about Thursday 7:45 p. m. Prayer and 1 an accident. Hut near the city side h. F., mill E., meets in K. of P. Hal fifteen minutes, when I stopped nnd, Praise meeting, our mid-week de- tracks were more frequent, and, com- First and Third Sunday of each month, nliing n file from u tool box ic the votional exercises to God. You are ing to one of them, I put tho machine nt 2 p. 111. Thomns Wortley, President; OVER 65 YEARS all, climbed n telegraph pole nnd cut Invited to come. L. D. Wortley, Flnna Secretary; G. B. EXPERIENCE on it nnd took to the woods. Friilny, 3:45 p. m. The Junior Christ- Hanklns, Rec. Secretnry and Treas- MACHINE SHOP the wires. This was to keep nny one "My Confederate trappings were a ian Endeavor Society will meet. nun heading mo off. urer. protection to me, nnd I felt compara- Friday, 8,00 p. ra Meeting of the Engines, "Considering Hint I wore butternut'! tively safe. I told n boy I met that "Happy Handful." Sliifflng Society Llederkrnus, South had II pretty fail show to pass along Saturday, S p. m. Chorus rehearsal. Anilmy. Practice of singing takes I wns looking for a tfnion man whose place every Monday of each month at Boilers, the roail without being stopped—Unit name I couldn't remember, nnd he Scats free, strangers cordially Invit- Is if no telegram had been sent, to 8 p. tn. Business meeting held every told me to go Into (he next hnmlet ed. If you have no church home we first Monday of each month nt 9^ and Machinery TRADE MARKS stop me before I'd cut the wires—and ind inquire. Tie snid they were all give you a most hearty Invitation to p. m. Fred Tbunhnrt, president; DESIGNS 1 didn't, think nny one would suspect come and worship with us. ol n.11 kinds repaired. COPYRIGHTS &c. Union people there. Kutscher, vice-president; Henry Rich- Anyone pending n ulu'lrli mid dpecrliillon mny a Yankee had stolen the engine. Aft- I went to the house, found the own- ~-o ard, secretary; Chas. Stouerwald, MODEL MAKING. fHlkiltly nsnerulil our t>('iii!i>ro]irlnted by rlvev imil Imrhor net approved JUST THE PLACE TOR A GOOD TIME action is taken in the matter shortly, June 25, 1910 80,000.00 'ft the courts will be petitioned for. a in:i!i:'s A MIIICKIM; SKKTCII strict enforcement of said.injunction •$10G,28C,42 of liatterli'K, IHIIIIK, wire iind purlieu- and a speedy termination of present June 30, 191 p, amount expended during fiscal yoar for main- l inr lUtlt1 parts llml go lo make up I 27 Don't Forget the Date 27 affairs. • ' . tenance of 'imiirovemcnt .,,'..,,. 22,978.16 the big results. • It is to be hoped the Board of Sl/l'KUIOIt KI.KCTKM'AIi July 1, 1,910, balance unexpended... % 83,308.20 Health, now that it is fully organized July 1, 1910, outstanding liabilities. SUI'I'MKS anew, will take Immediate action in to do good work inul do II well. this matter before an epidemic breaks July 1, 1910, balance available.. $ 83,298.52 Nothing Inckliii; t'xrepl shockingly out in the city. * Amount (estimated) required for completion of existing high prices—while oure nre low! project ..,....,. n$579,976.G8 Givo us a trial. Amount required for expenditure in fiscal year ending June I'crlli Ainboy's Oldest, LiugcHt mid 30, 1912, for maintenance of Improvement a? '30,500.00 Y. M. C. A. Downs Jas. J. Dolan Most Complete Outfitter t« Submitted in compliance with requirements of sundry civil TelO|ilioni!li!l-\V' New Brunswick act of June 4,1897, and of section 7 of the river and har- 176 Henry St. South Amboy, N. J. Men and Boys. Ijor act of 1899. • ^ The I-Iassard aggregation, of New (See Appendix G 6.) . • "Brunswick, met their Waterloo when a Exclusive of the balance unexpended July 1, 1910, • they tried to down the strong Y. 11. C. b See consolidated mone,y statement on this page. A. team last Saturday at Stevensdale. Freight Traffic. The home boys had their batting eye , ' Amount In open and hammered the New Bruns- Articles customary K.&E. Amount In SFC the technical wick pljr -ers to all corners of the units short tons Valuation _/\_ man what he thinks field, knocking Brockert out of theCoal ". 4,828 6,408 \ 27,625 The Summer Edition . lot in the 6th inning. Ferlix who Children's Rompers Fish and clams 18,225 20,412 417,000 ' OF THK of the HOWARD Watch. relieved him was unable to stop the Fertilizer 9,650 10,808 39,000 for In more than a hundred and fifty sluggers. Maxfield pitched a good Miscellaneous !. 1,012 1,133 7,350 LOCAL highly specialized occupations HOWARD game, received excellent support, al- time is a ruling factor. In industrial ••• . lowing only 5 hits, James was the 33,715 plants—all along the Panama Canal— Total v. 37,761 $490,975 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Comfort and Health star of the game getting 4 hits and (g) Cliecsequake Creek. on the leading railnnds of America—in the good work behind the bat. Army and Navy and Government Departments, Detailed description of this water- sciously, leading to an aimless or Goes to Press The score: The HOWARD Watch is the finest practical way and of the projects for its im- careless life which finally results in May 25th timepiece in the world—and always worth what Y. M. C. A. provement are printed in the Annual sin, first from the weakest point in you pay for it. the individual then to deeper and Report of the Chief of Engineers for HOWARD watchmakers make and adimt etery ab r h po a e darker acts of ommission and com- Children's Wash Suits HOWARD IS a j!n< walcb. Cis/d >t tiic lictorr and Grant, 2b 6 1 2 2 3 0 1886, pages 763 to 765, and a condens- mission. Then the speaker raised his If You Have a timed in its own case. ; Printed ticket fix"th e prlce^-HO to S150. Iteufner, If..;. 5 3 2 2 0 0 ed history is contained in current hearers to the point where the father We e.all your part cularat- Letus ihow you this distinctive watch. Whalen./cit 4 3 2 20 1 summary. and mother, brother or sister, can Telephone live such lives and respond in con- James/;'c ...... 6 2 4 11 1 0 Operations During Past Fiscal Year. versation and act that the lives about Arrange at once for ad- tention to these suits as the Man'in, 3b E 2 2 0 2 1 Nothing in furtherance of this im- them will be led the right way into ditional listings. variety is large and the com- . C. Blum .-ifaitser, rf 2 2 2 0 0 0 provement was done during the fiscal usefulness and happiness. A very sweet solo was rendered by Miss JEWELER* OPTICIAN AND ( Orr, rf ..' 2 12 0 0 0 year. Continuance of improvement Evelyn Cassidy, which was approprl- bination effects in colors are is contemplated under river and har- If You Haven't t Rehfuss, sa 5 4 4 0 4 0 ate.also a solo by Mr. Anderson more than ordinary, they're ENGRAVER Kngraham, lb 5 1 2 9 1 0 bor act of June 25, 1910. which was appreciated. a Telephone Ktlaxflold, p 5 0 115 0 Estimate of Athlltlonal Funds "v unique. 151 Broad wav Required. Sporting Department. ^ Subscribe for service to- -•••' Totals 44 19 23 27 16 2 Amount required for ex- ' Tho ball game of last Saturday \ day, and your name will THE A. C. PABISEN PIIARJIACY HASSAEDS. pendlture in fiscal year afternoon developed results that sur- The French Middy Novelette prised both sides. The game is In\ appear in the next issue ab r h po a e ending June 20, 1912, for detail in another column of this is- You Should See C. nockcrt, c 5 0 6 7 0 0 maintenance, of improve sue. Charles H. James, Fred Rehfuss of the Telephone Direct- Oullclc, rf 4. 0 1 0 0 0 ment a$2,500.00 and the secretary, Mr. Deacon, were ory. presented with silk hose by the LIBRARY! ...Cuslinian, 3b .,..,.5 10 0 2 0 Submitted in compliance with re- Smart and Stylish general manager of the New Bruns- Telephone service and All the Best and Latest Books can be Dolmrt, lb i. 3 l] 1 7 10 quirements of Biindry cl,yil act ofwick team, Mr. H.JHolman. He said Victory, cf 5 0 1 2 0 1 June 4, 1S97, and of section 7 of the that he was so weS pleased with the changes in present list- Sizes from 2 to 10 Years Iieml nt Small Cost. Ilotanan, If ...... 4 1 1 2 0 1 river and harbor act of 1899, home run hits bynames and Rehfuss ings must be arranged for Why Go Without Good Heading! Appropriations. and the management of the team and Grigor, 2b 4 11 3 3 2 treatment to his men by Secretary on or before May 25th in Smith, as 4 0 0 14 2 June 14, 1880 $20,000.00 Deacon, that he would send them a order to have directory Russian and Sailor Blouses Any responsible person Is eligible E. Bookert, p 2 0 0 1 1 0 March 3, 18S1 5,000.00 remembrance that would be good and listings appear in this to a book out of this library, which Forllx, P 2 0 0 1 1 0 August 2, 1882 15,000.00. useful. The recipients appreciate and 98c to $2.98 are trying out the New Brunswick issue. will be charged up to them and March 3, 1905, (allotment brand of socks. credited to them when returned. Totals 38 4 5 24 12 6 Aug. 12, 1905)...... 5,000.00 Two unpleasant features of the dyer rising Space in the The fee is five cents per week and Hansards 0 1 1 0 0 2,0 0 0— 4 March 3, 1905, (allotment Children's Straw Hats game was a broken bone In the right one cent per day for each additional y. II. C. A 0 4 10 5 5 2 2 x—19 hand of right fielder Danser, in the Telephone Directory is Juno 19, 190C)...... 1,000.00 50c, $1.00, $1.50 day after seven days. Loft on bases, Flassards, 5; Y. M, C. March 2, 1907, (allotment third inning while at bat, and in the iov sale at reasonable ninth inning catcher James was If kept the even week the fee is A,, 8. Stolen bases, Jnmos, Whalen, March 20, 1907) 3,604.96 struck by the ball on the shin laying rates. Forms for adver- five cents per week. QrlRnr. Struck out, by Bockort, 4; June 25, 1910 6,000.00 him up for two days. Both injured tising close Saturday, Mnrtln, Grlger. Struck out, by Bockert players were 6f the,Y. M. C. A. team. THE A. C. PARISEJf LIBRARY • 4; by Ferlix, 3; by Maxfleld, 11, Base Total $54,604.96 Ball game on Stevensdale grounds May 20th. South Amboy 4-l-'J 2, Home runs, James, Rohfusa. Saturday afternoon, the 20th, at 3 December 27, 1906, return- o'clock, between the Y. M, C. A. team Information on nil telephone Tlirefe-baso hits, Ingralmm, 2. Two- ed to Treasury 252.68 and the Motive Power Department. matters and advertising may be bnscj hits, Whnlen, Dehart. Hit by o •/ obtained at our nearest Com- V)l Smith St. SEALED BIDS FOR COAL, pltcjier,' Bockert, Ferlix. Time of Balance $54,352.28 VOICE OK THK FKOPLE. mercial Office. gtrtiio, 1 hr, DO mln. Umpire, Mr, a Exclusive of the balance unex- Pertii Amboy. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIV- 'F. Stults, pended July.l, 1910. ' A SntnwBtlnn tluit Prizes lie Offered New York Telephone ED by the Board of Education of the j •• O • Because of the facts and reasons for Best Decorated Houses on Me- Company City of South Amboy for supplying the LIST OF LETTERS. stated, I am of the opinion that the mortal Dny. Public Schools with One Hundred and Agent for Stateu Island Dyeing aud •Remaining uncalled tor in South jueatlon of placing a light on said Editor Citizen: NOTICE TO CKEDITOBS. Fifty (150) net tons of Egg Coal, more Amboy post office for the week ending Jetties Is a worthy one and deserves The passing months and days are Margaret E. Everitt, administratrix Cleaning t'<>. 'Phone 4S-\v or less. Coal to be delivered at such, to be recommended. anniversary days of the country's of Abraham Everitt, deceased, by times and in such quantities nt the May 20, 1911. direction of the Surrogate of tho " Capt. John Soeman, Barge Sharon; We have entered upon an era ofgreatest battles, which fifty years ago County of Middlesex, hereby gives different school buildings as the Cai>t. Des. V. Mnrkey, Leo, V. Marlcey, »rodt steamships, which are centering stirred the nation to extensive fervor. notlco to tho creditors of the said 8-R00M HOUSE Board mny order from time to time. Victor Selsel, Mrs. William King, 134 'heir business at a few ports, on the Many wont, fought and died, many re- Abraham Everitt to bring in their Payment for same to be made when turned and through infirmities con- debts, demands and claims against sufficient funds are received from : Henry street; Mrs. Maggie Leonard, me liand, and thousands of barges taxes that would be available for this tracted, died shortly afterward and the estate pf said deceased, under FOR SALE sit a bargain. • Fnltus street; Mrs. C. A. Hauel, rtnd small vessels, particularly motor oath or affirmation, within nine Located on John street, city account. George street; Beatrice Dwyer, 23 bouts, which navigate the rivers and all through the passing years man months from this date, or they will All bids to bo sealed nnd marked after man has fnllen from the ranks be forever barred of any action there- water and gas. Lot 37% by bids for coal, and addressed to G. O. Stockton street; Joe Amllng, Mary inland waterways, upon the other. of survivors until the comrades or tor against the said Administratrix. Cllver, secretary of Board of Educa- /' Bnrgur, 259 Henry street; L. W. While we are making ample provision 100 feet, Barn on premises, veterans of the Civil War are but a Dated, April 18, 1911. tion, South Amboy, N. J,, and to be In Berry, Mabel Burnett, Mrs. Mary for the safety of those who sail In MARGARET E. EVERITT, IIIB linnds not later than 8 p, in., May remnant of a once conquering army. Price Only $2,800 Words, 254 John street. the great ships, we are still leaving 4-22-9 Administratrix. 26, 1911,. The ranks so thinned will soon bo Tho Board reserves tlio right to These letters will be sent to the •nprotected those whose business and Inquire evenings of seen wending their v.ny to the silent FOR SALE —Oliver Typewriter. reject any mid nil bids. Dead Letter Office, June 30, 1011, if vhose lives are entrusted to small -raft. I contend that safer methods, city of sleep, where in peace their Latest imttcrn with nil recent lin* C\\RUS E. DAVIS, President, not delivered before. In calling for the GEORGE DISBROW. G.IG. OLIVER, Secretary, niri'ly, for small crnfts that are now honnred deiul are at rest. The gnr iirovoine.iits. >T«\v, very little used, obnvo please say "Advertised," giving /Board of Education, South laiid and (lag us a tribute of honor F. E. DdGrnw, l'ost Oiliee Building. 13-l-J. 21 John Street. I Amboy, ti J. dato of list. > largely engaged In business In \ * ' SOUTH AJTBO i SATURDAY, MAY U, NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED, Value of Ltughter. "Having vainly tried many and var: MICHELIN ous remedies to restore to health business man whom I know and wh Items of Interest From all Parts of the State as Gleaned Erom Our bad fallen into a morbid coudltloi Inn Qr Tubes owing to years of overwork, a famoui Baltimore physician at last persuadec Exchanges Briefly Paragraphed. his patient to lake u course of funnj stories, one at each im-al, with un ex lbrMiclielin and all other Envelopes tra two at dinner," said a Baltimore man. "The patient, a solemn, an District Stewards to Meet. tion with the present casting foundry been received by the treasurer of th gloomy fellow, at first rebelled, bu A meeting of the New Brunswick of the Firths was commenced Monday. fund, the total amounting to $107,000 The majority of motor- Snail;, falling In with the idea, udop district stewards has been called by * * * * $7,000 more than was asked for. Th ists throughout the world ed the course recommended and wai the superintendent, Dr. John Hand- Fight for Recluse's Estate. subscriptions ranged from $5,000 In the end restored to health, the ef down to twenty-five cents and the are satisfied users of feet of laughter belli),' entirely t ley, of Ocean Grove, for Thursday, The death of Mrs. Emma Reiley in May 25. This meeting will convene Trenton last week has been followed subscribers cover a wide extent o Change his mental ami bodily cond territory and embrace people in every Michelin Inner Tabes. tion. Laughter, In fact, Is one of tb at 10.30 o'clock-a. m., in the M. E. by a scramble among relatives claim- walk of life. Much credit is given to cheapest and most effective of mod church at Manasquan. There will he ing to be heirs to her property. cines, breaking up stagnation of into three special addresses. These will Caveates were filed Saturday against former United States Senator John F. They are the best judges. and body and sending u healthy vlbra be given by Rev. Dr. J. W. Marshall, the probating of a will by which Mrs. Dryden for his efforts in behalf of the , Ask them. tlon through one's system. There Is of New Brunswick, on "Church Fed- Riley left most of her property to fund. Very little Hie matter with the mau who can enjoy a hearty laugh."—Xash- eration;" Rev. Dr. George Neal, of James Higham, a nephew. The | ville TenncHsecan. Long Branch, on "Universal Peace and cavoatora alleged mental incapacity Crushed to Death by Hiipe Crane. Arbitration," and Rev. Marshall and undue influence as grounds for Clark L. Price, an electrician a Owens, of Ocean Grove, on "How Wesetting aside the will. Mrs. Riley led the Wheeler Condenser Works, Cart- ) Taunting Him. Got Our Knglish Bible." Luncheon is the life of a recluse at her home in eret, was crushed by a huge crane ( It WHS housecleanlng time, and Mr. i Stubb was removing thi> dusty pie- to be served by the ladles o£ the Washington street. She was general- while at work in the plant late Mon ( tures from the walls. The frame ihurch. It Is expected that at least ly supposed to be comparatively poor, day and killed instantly. His wife, ; (slipped, the slopladder creaked oini 150 delegates will attend this meet- but her death disclosed that she wasbride of less than two years, was Jnously, and I lie perspiration rolled ng. the owner of twenty-six houses nnd uotillod, and the body was taken to tfrom Mr. Slubb's brow. In the humo about $50,000 In cash und securities, bis home. He was n son of Captain IN STOCK BY to bite a null In half, he turned am: 10. W. 1'rici), of Long Branch, who Sandy Hook limits May 21, the greater part of the later being discovered Mrs. Stubb laughing. concealed ubout her home. keeps tliu Long Branch Hotel, nnd '"That's it!" he roared as the step The opening of the Sandy Hook w!in woll known In Long Branch. ladder swayed. "Laugh mid show you boat season Is scheduled for May 21. liiirlliiffion Church 110 Yeiirs Old. « • * * JOHN J. SCULLY," gold teeth." The steamers Moninouth and Sandy And still she laughed. "From a splendid past to a greater (.'liui'irt'il M'HIi Stabbing. 1*8 STEVENS AVENUE. "Do you think there Is anything look will be put in commission nt hut time, with the third boat, tho and more glorious future In His Wanted In i'rovldenpe, II. 1., on a funny In my moving these pictures?" Name1' was the keynote of service) he spluttered In ilery tones. Asbury Park, to follow late in June. chnrgu of murder, (llbcrto Fourlso, 32 • * • * held Sunday marking the 110th an-yours old, wns arrested at Camden "Xo, Indeed, .lolin," Hiiid Mrs. Ktubl niversary of the First DnpllMt Church, on Monday by I'ollccman Troncono. soothingly; "but. you know, you look si: Sisters nt (Mils (her Farm. of llurllnston. The present church and Is being held pending rcqutsHlot funny It looks like n moving plrtuiT When Henry I'. Cortelyou died at Show." organization was permanently estab- papers. Ho Is charged with having 'Yanklln Park he left a farm to his lished in Burlington In 1801, when stubbed F. N. Salluclo to death dur- Then Mr. Stubb swallowed a pint of two .daughters, Mrs. (inrrctfion and dust and simply fumed. — Chicago R(!v, William A. Stnughtou, a promi- ing a qiiarrel over a woman at a big News. Mrs. Demott. When it ciunc time to nent, clergyman and later dean of Itnllnn festival about a week ago. llvido tho estate the daughters could Columbia College, at Washington, and iotter found In his trunk helped trace Opportunity. not agree as to the disposition of president of Georgetown University, him to Camden. YOUR BUSINESS In one of the old Greek cities then the farm. Mrs. Giirretaon named a In Kentucky, opened a little. JtapllHt • • • • stood long ago n statue. Every traci trice at which she would either sell church adjacent to the sltB of the If you are a customer of the First of It has vanished now, but there I Lawyer Convicted of Fraud. National Hank of South Amboy, you or buy, but Mrs. DeMott did not ngreo present, eilllice. Records enrry the his- OFFICERS Still In existence an epigram whlcli with her on tin; value of the properly. tory of tho Baptists In tho, early M. 11. Cook, a lawyer, was convict have assurance of our personal gives us an excellent description of It interest in your business success. So a suit in partition was started und colony back to 1690, when there is ed at Now Brunswick, on Tuesday of Hurry 0. Perrine and as we read the words we can sure- obtaining $360 from Mrs. Walter We make it a part of our business ly discover the lesson' which those wist the testimony was taken before For- the llrst account of the Baptists hold- J'restilcnt mer Judge. C. T. Cowenhoven. Tim ing service in New Jersey. Church of Unit city under falso pre to give such time and attention to old Greeks mount llml the stutiii our customers as their interest re- should teach to every passerby. Tin property was recently put up nt pub- » • » • tenses by giving her as security ; 11. C. Stephenson epigram is in the form of u conversa ic sale nt Soinervlllc and wns bought mortgage upon property to whlcl Casliler quire. tlon between a traveler and the statue by Irving L. Hoagland, of New Bruns-i. May Form Union. there was not a clear title. Cook We make it a point that every "AVhat is thy name, O statue?" wick, for $15,000, he representing Mrs. An effort is being made to unionize who has practised law in New Bruns T. Fraueis Perrine business transaction with our pat- "I am called Opportunity," Garretson. The farm consists of tho the 1,000 or more workmen of the wick, for thirty years, denied the Assistant (Jashler rons shall be satisfactory. We want ''Who made thee?" homestead and 85% acres of land. Pennsylvania repair shop in Trenton. charge and conducted his own do each one to feel that they are free "Lyslppus." Mrs. Garretson, who gets the home- The men say that there are frequent fense. DIRECTORS to come to us in all matters where "AVhy art thou on thy toes?" stead, had taken care of Mr. Cortelyou cuts In wages, and they want to feel o our experience and advice will be of "To show that I stay but a moment.' value and assistance. "Why hast thou wings on thy feet?' or many years. Mr. Cortelyou left more secure. IT STARTLED THE WORLD Daniel C. Chase "To show how quickly I pass by." an estate valued about $300,000, » • » » when the astounding claims were firs You can also be sure that every Harry 0. Perrine "But why Is thy hair so long on thy which goes to bis two daughters, Mrs. Mnrringe Caused Surprise. made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, bu business transaction passing through forehead ?" John Garretson, of Franklin Park, forty years of wonderful cures havf August A. DeVoe, the well known Christian Straub our hands is held in strict confi- 'That men may seize me when they and Mrs. Sarah DeMott, of Metuchen. proved them true, and everywhere Ii dence. meet me." snuff manufacturer at Spotswood, and • • » * Miss Emma A. DeVoe were quietly Is now known as the best salve on earth George V. Bogart When we speak of service render- "Why, then, is thy head so bald be for Burns, Bolls, Scalds, Sores, Cuts, bind?" Found Dead In Cell. married at Atlantic City a week ago. ed to our customers, we mean the The announcement of the wedding Bruises, Sprains, Swellings, Eczema R. 0. Stephenson "BEST SERVICE"—all that you "To show that when I have once Out of bed but a few days, where Chapped haads, Fever Sores and Piles passed I cannot be caught." created no little surprise among their reasonably expect from your bank. he had been confined with a severe Only 25c at Geo. W. Jaques. Henry Wolff attack of pneumonia, Charles Hann, many acquaintances at Spotswood. Our service includes a hundred and ' Dropping the Curtain. thirty-five years old, of Fifth and Elm Mr. DeVoe's first wife died in 1909. one little details, all of which go to "No, Mr. Slowun," said the fair pos- J. Baird Perrine streets, Camrien, was sent to the city At that time Miss Emma A. DeVoe The Pitt Diamond. make of our patrons "Satisfied sessor of tho square chin, "I must re- was known as Miss Emma Bailey. Wlille litt, the. {fi'iindfatiier of Lord customers." spectfully decline to become your oth- jail early Sunday morning on a charge of disorderly conduct, and he was She had her name changed to DaVoe Chnthitin, was governor of Port St er half." and became a member of the house- George In 1(K)8 he became acquainted If you. have had no business with this bank, we feel confi- "But why?" jisktd the astonished ater found dead in a cell. He is be- hold of Mr. DeVoe. It was thought with a jewel merchant named Jam- dent you will appreciate the service we can render. young mini, who had believed that he leved to have suffered a relapse cbmid, who brought a diamond of was the favored one. hrough excitement. Relatives took she had become a member of the family as an adopted daughter. In great size for snle. He asked £30,000 "Because," replied the female ex charge of the body. Hann was ar- for it In the rousli. It should, of FIRST NATIONAL BANK tQiider of the, frosty digit, "the man I rested for using bad language toward view of this fact the news of the wed- course, have been bought ou' behalf of ',-•' marry must be brave and fearless. 'oliceman McPherson when told to ding was all the more surprising. the company, but Pitt, seeing money South Amboy, N. J. Tonight you let out the informatioi Mr. DeVoe is 65 years old and his In it, could not resist the temptation that you have loved mo for five long, top abusing others. t * * • bride is 26. He had made consider- of making u private bnrgain. He be- weary years, but have not dared men able money at his snuff mill. The came the possessor of the stone for tlon It until the present meeting. A iVIII Break Ground for New Church. the sum.of £20,400, nnd he was quite tunn who lms no more nerve than that bridegroom's son, John DeVoe, is t Rev. Michael Mcrcolino, pastor of married to a sister of his father's satisfied thnt he had behaved honor- * would hide under the bed while, his ;he Assumption Roman Catholic ably when he paid .the man, who on wife went downstairs to interview n bride. Jhurch, Bayonne, will break ground his part was also content. But the burglar who was making a raid on the * * * * diamond wns known to be worth more F. JE. Del* raw. family larder. Therefore, Mr. Slowtiu in June 11 on West Thirty-third treet for a new $35,000 church. Rev. Stumps In Illver Bed. than Jnmcluind had received, and the I will work the piano for a little slow transaction gave rise to n good deal music while the curtain drops on the Lndrew M. Egan, pastor of St, Mary's The large dredge Sandy Hook, of gossip, which In no way decreased farewell scene. You will find your hat Church, Bayonne, will represent which has been dredging the river at when Inter on Pitt had the stone cut Real Estate and on the usual peg of the hall rack. Bishop John J. O'Connor at the cere- Toms River, has encountered many in England and wold It to the regent or Good evening!"—London Mall. monies. old stumps, which are supposed to be France for £135,000. Even thnt enor- • • * * the remains of large cedar swamps. mous sum did not represent its true Speculative Life Insurance. Old-time residents tell of the time value. The stone was set In the royal A mania for specula I Ive lusnmnces Aged Piistor Resigns. when the bottom of the river there crown of Knitice. It weighed 410 insurance Broker on (lie lives of public personages pre The Rev. Dr. John A. Chambliss, was a vast area of cedar swamps. carats in the rough, hut the tutting re- Tailed in Knglnnd during tho eight who has been pastor of the First » » * » duced it to 130 carnts.—Mrs. Penuey's A. KRONEMEYER oentli century. Warren Hastings, the Baptist Church, Plainfleld, for the "Fort St. George, Madras." COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS pretender, (he rebel lords or the un last eight years, tendered his resigna- Gets $100 For Trees. HORSESHOER, BLACKSMITH fortunate Admiral Kyng answered lon Sunday. The matter was referr- Miss Lucy C. Worth, of Westfield, equally the purpose of speculation, and d jointly to the hoard of trustees and was awarded $400 in the Circuit Court A Tartar Courtship. AND WHEELWRIGHT there were, also regular quotations on at Elizabeth on Monday. Last year Among the Tcbulinn Tartars n curi- NOTARY PUBLIC tho lives of notorious highwaymen. leacons. Dr. Chambllss is now past ous mode of "popping the ^question" [jventy years of age and next month the town laid a sidewalk in front of Sir Holier! Walpole at one period of exists. The Tchullnn bachelor In Carriage and Wagon Painter his career, when hi* life was eudan- ill observe the fiftieth anniversary Miss Worth's property on South ave- search of a wife, having filled a brand ••••• feered by popular tumults, was Insured if his ministry. The resignation will nue and cut down five trees thirty- new pipe with fragrant tobacco, for many thousands, «nd when George irobahly take effect Septomber 1. Dr. five years old and left a sixth stand- stealthily enters the dwelling of the II. fought at Hettlngen 2~) per cent was ilmmbllss wns born at Athens, Ga., Ing so that It blew over In a storm. fair one upon whom be hns bestowed I USE THE BROOKS COLD TIRE pnid against bis return. Such specula- n 1840, He has held a number of his affections, deposits the pipe upon a Office. Foat Offloe Building. SETTER tive Insurances were, however, largely conspicuous nrtk'lc of furniture and mBtorates, including that of the First Demand Abolition of Grade Crossings. Which means no burnt or cbar- checked by the gambling act of 1774, Japtlst Church of East Orange, from retires on tiptoe to some convenient •which mitde Insurable Interest a neces- The Cjty Council of Elizabeth Monday hiding place In the neighborhood, local red felloe surfaces' to wear sary condition for a valid policy.—Ar- S89 to 1899. For two years he was night adopted President Nugent's reso- etiquette requiring that he should ex- away, no burnt paint to replace apply for the Montclair Baptist i Office, 107-R gonaut. lution calling on the assistant city at- ecute this strategic movement appar- Telephone Tires set in a few minutes ihurch. torney to take action in the Court of ently undetected by the damsel of bis j Residence, 148-J Don't neglect your wheels No Picnio. • • • • Chancery toward abolition of the choice or nay other member of her DAVID STREET SOUTH AMBOY A Junction city man told of a re- Divorce ltecoinmonileil. grade crossings of the Central rail- family. Presently tie returns without mark made by n woman nt whoso further nlTei'tntlon of secrecy and looks An absolute divorce is recommend- road, Mr. Nugent classed tho grade NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. homo ii number of people took supper Into the upnrlnioiiliin n casual sort of FIRE ALARM SIGNALS. d for Arthur A. Zimmerman, of As- crossings as a nuisance and declared way. A single glance nt the pipe be one night during a political cnmpnlgu 27—Stockton and-First streets. ,-in Sunnier county. This particular niry Park, at one time world's that the city should not pay for the left behind him enables him In learn TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH AMBOY abolition of a nuisance It had not For New York, Newark and Eliza- 32—Bordentown avenue and Feltua •woman, though young in years, was hamplon bicycle rider, in a report the fnte of his proposal. If It has been street. the mother of seven children. Nat- created. This Is an answer to ths smoked bo goes forth un accepted anil leth at 6:23, 7:11, 7:36, 7:50, 8:20, led Saturday by Vice-Chancellor 0:01, 11:10, a. in.; 12.03, 12:28, 2.41, 36—Broadway and Augusta street urally the children were reasonably Imery. Zimmerman conducted a hotel statement of the Central Railroad to exultant bridegroom; if not, the offer 45—Male and Augusta streets. close to one size. When the "cam- 4:38, 5:01, 5:57, 8:11, (9:41 Sat-54—Broadway and Bordentown ave- Mnnasquan for some years after the State Utilities Commission, be- of his hunil nnd heart has been so Ir- urday only) p. m. Sundaya, 8:26, a. paigners" went Into the woman's fore whom action was brought by the revocably rejected as nut to be even nue. ilttlng the bicycle game, He brought i., 1:20, 5:02, 7:22, 9:41 p. m. 63—P, R. R. Yard Master's Office. house one of them noticed the bunch city attorney. The Central Railroad worth a pipe of tobacco. For Long Branch. Asbury Park, etc., of children and said to the woman In uit for divorce from his wife, Grace 72—Jobn street and Stevens avenue. Intimated that the city should bear :22, 9:07 a. m.; 12:05, 2:26 (Long n friendly way, "These all yours, or Is Immerman, and the case hns been Branch) 4:37, 6:36, 10:00 p. m.; 12:5381—Fourth and Potter streets. part of the cost of abolishing the Had a Tc/ugh Foot. tills a picnic?" "They are all mine," ending in chancery for a long time. night. Sundays, 4:56, 9:40 a. m.; 5:00, Signnl Code. sue replied wearily, "and it's no plc- grade crossings. Mr. Nugent review- A barefooted negro wandered Into a :30 p. m. jj'lcv'—Kansas City Journal, ed the many accidents that occurred blacksmith shop In n little southern For Freehold, 5:22, 7:05, 9:07 a. m.; 1 tap wire trouble or fire out. FliIHngburg Factory Enlarging. 2:05,2:26,5:12,6:36 p.m. Sundays, 2 taps 12 o'clock or test. on the crossings and pictured the town. | While watching the smith 3-3-3 General alarm. A greater industry for Phllipsburg pound the Iron into sbupe be uncon- :40, a. m.; 5:00, 9:30 p. m. Tipped. possibility of numerous accidents In W. Q. BBBLEH, W. C. HOPE, 4\followed by company number then now assured In the fact that Row- the future unless the evil is ended, sciously" stepped on u redbut coal. Aft- box number means that said com- "Doosu't this boat tip a great deal? Vlce-I'ros. A Uen. Mgr. (Sea. PUBS. Agent pany is wanted there with appara- askcfj\cfj\a timid young woman of the and Firth & Son have, just announced • « • * er several minutes bad passed be 0-7-10 hat. 535,000 of a $40,000 special bond sulffed'hls nose once or twice and re- tus. sl wd. y. Cleveland Fund All In. 5-5—Police force wanted to report by Tbei" tua'um," said this SUMV- isue by this firm has been subscribed marked in an Incidental way. "Penhs telephone or In person to Clfy Hall. •i'd. "I to set a good example r. An excavation for a large steel The last payment of subscriptions to uie.&uh. dnt 1 smells rtibbah burn- For liarguins rend the UiUzeu] ndver •ra." nd gray iron casting mill la connec- for tho Cleveland Memorial Fund has in'."-National Monthly. , , isetueuts. Subac/riba Cor tha Citizen. (I s \