TO HAVE mill CONNORS COLLECTOR REPRESENTATIVE RAINEY. ] STOKE NEWARK Introduce· Bill For TWO XSSEMBLTMEN III SOUTH MM GIVES EVIDENCE Tariff Commission. TROLLEY CKRS

JEN YEAR COURSE FIREMAN HURT BY New Apportionment by Legis- !Made Street Commissioner to Mr. Wm. Cook, of Linden. Tells Some Disorder Marks the of Tanlac's Aid in lature Will Give County One Succeed the Late Richard — His Case. Failing Strike The City More • Hillman. AT LOCAL SCROOL FALUNGGHIM1EY Representative. Police are Kept Busy. Prejudice, twisted facts and down- right falsehood—a41 fall before p'tual Special to the EVENING NEWS. Special to the EVENING ASWS. Principal Lowe Makes An- Del Grosse Residence and proof of merit. When peonle <»f 'in- the South Am boy, March 29—At the qu^stioncl and resi- Tottcnvllle, March 29—Under honesty integrity, Newark, March 20. Sporadic dis» new apportionment which will be regular meeting of the common coun- dents ol long standing in a community, nouncement at Entertain- cil last indorse an their '.vord "rries ♦ urtwn< leading to arrests In noule Three Stores Damaged by passed by the State at this night, John Connors was ap- article, Legislature greater weight than th· die tules of session, Richmond county is to be pointed street commissioner to fill the cases marked the so failed trolley term of late Richard mud-sllngers. ment Here Last Night. Blaze Afternoon. conceded two members of Assembly. unexpired the When Mr. William Cook. Wood strike. Care were stoned and windows Yesterday Just lines Hillman. Applications were receiv- what the district will be Avenue, Linden, tax collector of the shattered on several line* in the city has not yet been announced. The ed from William L. Hillman, John township, set his signature to the facts and suburb*. The have for representation from county Is Quinland, John Connors, M. J. set forth below, his object was to ass'ât agitators Special to the EVENING NEWS. Spécial the EVENING NEWS. his friend*·· and I also to be increased from four to six, Gushue, J. J, Brady, Patrick Cam- acquaintances who suf- the first time transferred their activ- Tottenville, March 29—Public fer as he did. He stated: ! Tottcnville, March 29—One fireman representation remains the pion, Nathaniel Dayton, Jr. Mr. ity to Hudson county, where efforts school No. is to have was "For about twr. months I have been 1, Tottenville, hurt and several had a narrow same but under the the Jiayton received two votes and Mr. I plan which troubled with Indigestion and α are made to recruits in Jer- the ten year course of training estab- a being pnin scape when chimney fell following Republican majority has agreed upon Connors three votes. Mr. Connors clogged up condition of the liver. 1 lished at the of the next u was sey City The declare* that beginning ; two alarm fire that wrecked three the increase granted to Richmond thereupon declared elected. was unable to eat with the zest I for- company term was the announcement made by i stores and a two story and a half and Queens is to be taken from New Mr. Parisen stated before proceed- merly knew and I seemed to lack both only twenty-eight men are «till on- N. J. Lowe in his address at appetite and ambition. Principal frame dwelling owned by George Del York and Bronx counties so that the ing further that owing to the con- accounted lor on Its roHter. while the the eecond entertainment In was disturbed and did not annual Gross at Î.342 and 7,344 ave- Greater New York will troversy at he last meeting with ref- "My sleep Amboy representation the for I would strikers. as the school auditorium last night for erence to the bring proper» rest, represented by Magnne nue, yesterday afternoon at 3:30 I be the same. the rules governing awaken in of ' the morning all tired out. Sinclair. Hie Toronto man the benefit, of the needy children 'o'clock. Fireman of 7 hook and in order to a who is In Paly, 8 Under the present apportionment body avoid repe- Tanlac has certainly changed my condi- the school. Mr. Lowe announced the of and ladder, who was caught under New York and Bronx combined have tition of the occurrence he would tion. My digestion is much better now, charge organization, claim an en- fact through word that he had re- a and I can ea: an ! the brick and mortar as the chimney thirty-four assemblymen, one district make motion that the rules govern- most y tiling without rollment of "about 200." ceived in the afternoon from District distress I at fell, received a cut on the council last following. sleep fine night ■ the forehead lying: partly In New York and partly ing year be adopted Sinclair was un of the bor- and feel like my old self on in numunioatlve. Ha Superintendent Reynolds over the left eye and a badly lacer- In the new Bronx Under the until such time as new rules can be arising county. the declared that are ough of Richmond. The ten year ated left ankle. was and was morning." "thip.g^ polng as well He attended by new plan the two counties will have approved adopted. This Tanlac. the course is in line with the vocational premier preparation, as can be Dr. R. W. Ilenwlck and sent to the only thirty-one members of the lower carried. which is used expected. He (-aid he had that Is established in being by 2,000,000 eri- training being fire house. house. The clerk then read a petition from can people, is now being introduced at LO further statement to make. the various schools of the city. The three stores were residents and holders on the store of the Co.. '.98 occupied by An increase of one assemblyman Is property McClung Drug The disorder has In no It means that after a or Smith Perth Photo by American Frees Association. way affected boy girl Mr. Del Gross as a barber shop and provided for each Broome, Nassaue, Henry street petitioning the council St., Amboy, and at Chas. has passed the eight to Drake's pharmacy in Woodbridge.—Adv. the trolley schedules apparently. There through grades pool parlor and Vito Arturo as a Schenectady counties and the repre- have sidewalks on that street as now in or even that Representative Ralney of Illinole has in- uo force before cobbler shop and Del Gross resides sentation from Jefferson and graded and walks laid with concreto, U appreciable delay and to th# take vocational train- Erie, XOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. troduced a measure in the house provid- they may up the with his in the rear. Both Oneida one not less than four feet in width, where traveler there la no family counties Is reduced by Sealed proposals will be received by for a tariff average outward That will Include now ing permanent nonpartisan ing. shop work, Mr. and Mrs. Del Gross were away all other counties as not laid; also that a four Inch the Board of Aldermen of the of each, remaining City commission on lines suggested by Presi- sign of the strike. electricity, typewriting, stenography from home at the time and no one at curbing be set, all curbing to be set Perth Amboy, N. J., at a public meeting present. dent Wilson. Several men have and other studies for the boys, what- being home but a barber, the cob- in concrete, and that the cost be as- to be held in the Council Chamber. City applied for rein- ever and will be Hall, Perth N. at 8:30 p. they choose the girls ; bier and Amelia Del Gross, a seven sessed against the properties benefit- Amboy J., τ., statement, the Public Service official· April 17th, 1916, and then given dressmaking, millinery and ! year old Arturo, who dis- ed. This was referred to the street publicly In each case daughter. opened and read for furnishing all the say. the platform man whatever they are best suited for. , covered the blaze smelled smoke that committee. BIR1HDAY PARTY IS GREATLY labor and material in conn~"ti^~> with a of the various car Intrus were appeal- Mr. had to be at was Reynolds arr.-Jiged ! issued from under the floor. He ran Letter read from the city elec- ! heating system for the power station of was ed to by the company to decide wheth- the school entertainment, but de- ; back through the hall and found the trician stating sometime ago he gave the municipal electric light and power DANCIKG CLASS RECEPTION tained by another engagement. I place In flames. An alarm was turned ENJOYED AT KEASBEY HOME an order for material for Are alarm plant on Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J. er ibe men should be given their oM All must be made in strict The entertainment which was held in from box 39 at and Sprague batteries; that up to this time there proposals In every case the men Amboy accordance with the r,nn8 and jobs. asslcnal under the auspices of the Co-opera- avenues, that called out 161 Special to the EVENING NEWS. has been no material that specifica- ENJOYED AT THE W. A. A. engine received; tions as prepared '· / Runvon & Carey, to the barns have refused, it la de- tive School Club, was one of the best and 76 hook and March 29:—A few friends these are needed at once; ladder companies. Keasbey, supplies Engineers, from whom copies may be to the UVEITIS KBITS. some Bpeeial clared by the company, to permit their affairs held at the school in When the firemen arrived fire seemed and relatives gathered at the home that the batteries are in need of re- obtained to their olflce at by application March 29:—The clos- time. Mrs. Frederick W. Hilliard an- to be Issuing from all parts of the of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schaub, newal and liable to give out at any- 845 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Woodbridge, recreant members to come back. ing reception of Miss Theresa Farrell'3 nounced the program, which was of dwelling and stores. Friday night to help her celebrate time. Tho letter was filed. All nropoeals must be endorsed and The first report of stoning care cant· enclosed in a sealed envelope directed to dancing class was held In the W. A. A. high class order. The program began Captain John Hughes who was the her birthday anniversary. The eve- Letter was read from Mr. F. A. from and Market Wilbur LaBoe, City Clerk Perth Amboy, Club House last night. The instructor, Bowery street·. P·· with a play entitled, "The Season's first to arrive sent in the second ning was spent in singing and von Moschlzsker, real estate agent, play- N. J., ~-*d must b-· endorsed on the out- Miss trolmaii Pfeiffer of the Third school chil- alarm ren- In Mildred Atkinson, of New Bruns- precinct Game," given by forty that brought 159 engine from ing card3. Selections were also Pennsylvania railroad. New York, side with the r"»me of the bidder and Miss wick, was present and a most enjoy- was on the car and drove the die· dren, under the direction of Dongan Hills and Acting Deputy Chief dered on the piano by Mrs. Schaub, regard to land upon which engine must be handed to him on or before 8:30 able was Pritchard of S Louise Green, one of the teachers. Cummings, who is head of the twen- Mr. Westfield and Erich Schuster. house now stands on Broadway. It p. m. in the Council Chamber City Hall. evening passed. turbers off. No one was hart. this Mr. the Perth N. on Perth Araboy furnished the music. Following Lowe made ty-first battalion to the scene. The About 10 o'clock the guests were stated this property was occupied, Amboy, J., the evening of Other attacks were made 1916. Those J. F. Bar- at Ferry address and Miss Rosa Powell, so- fire was soon gotten under control, ushered Into the room where subject to thirty days notice to vacate: April 17th, present included, dining FoKany additional information bid- of Bernard and Lock wood streets, Ferry and Polk prano, sang a two part song entitled but not until It had wrecked all of an elaborate was that so long as the property is not rett, Philadelphia; Joseph- supper served. ders shall apply to Runyon & Ca.rey, 815 Hober and "At the of no son, of Boston; Misses Emily Green, streets and at street and "Requiem," by the structures. The firemen at first These present were the following: disposed there will be objection Broad St., Newark N. J. High Spring- Margaret and Elizabeth Van Dusen Spring," by Mrs. Beach, and another had difficulty in getting at the blaze, Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, Mr. to the city occupying It, but that as The Board of Aldermen reserves the field avenue. There was a great smash- and a P. is it or and Mr. Roberts, of Perth Amboy, one entitled "Dawn," Mammy because of the metal celling and side and Mrs. George Westfield, of Perth all the R. R. property for sale right to reject any all bids submitted ing of glass, but that was all. The song. She was accompanied by Mrs. walls in the stores and the fire being Amboy: Mr. and Mrs. Matthew might be well for the city, If the site or to waive any defects therein. Jacob Lowenkopf, of Keasby; Mrs. C. WILBUR LA ROE. Clerk. S. Mrs. J. M. Mrs. car crews refused to Join the gangs Augusta Farrington Fenn, through between the walls. After the fire was Schaub, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens in question is desirable, to purchase City Farrell, McElroy, came was 1633-3-29-4-1-5-8 R. F. Lee, Mr. and- Mrs. O. S. Duni- and ran their cars to their whose courtesy she here. Miss out the firemen began to tear away and son, Le Roy; Erich and Otto same. This filed. through waa iuuvui Mr. and Mre. Samuel Louise MacMuhon, soprano, secured the woodwork in every place, where it Schuster and Matthew Lund of town. J->cuv/i icau nuiu uic en- gan, Farrell, destinations. .Mr. and Mrs. through Henry Fleck, Instructor of was believed a spark may have still closing check In favor of A. T. Mc- Henry Romond. Misses music at Hunter College, delighted been burning. It was at this time Mlchael without his signature. He Gertrude and Josephine Farrell, Mabel Hel'-n the audience that almost filled the that the chimney fell on the rear of said: "We have a city engineer for ROOSEVELT HIBERNIANS WILL Green, May Rlngwood, Kelly, auditorium with several beautiful the house that injured the firemen FAREWELL LUNCHEON GIVEN this work." Mr. Parisen said not- Augusta Lee, Helen Leisen, Katherine ENJOY SURPRISE PARTY selections. She sang "Life and Death" and came near catching others of the withstanding the mayor's objection to and Alice Freeman, Ida Ohmenheiser, two Kavanaugh, Grace Huber, and "Dainty Damoselle," and truck company under Lieutenanat signing the bill he moved that it be GO TO COUNTY SEAT SUNDAY Margaret Special to th# EVEtflWtj IfiWi. an encore the Ruth Hilton, Ruth Grace other numbers with enti- John Powers. MRS. ANDERSON IN FORDS paid. He however asked advice Young, Kathar·· to Keasbey, March 25:-—Miss tled "Heartsease and Roses." The The blaze was the most stubborn of the city solicitor. Mr. Coan Special the BVEMtfO NEWS. Brown and Sadie Martin, Charles Far- lue Relsig, Miss Marie Hepp and Mis* the children and the selec- firemen tpeoial to the EVENING Nh WS. stated that as the work had been or- March 29:—Next rell, Jr., Robert Ringwood, Furman play by the have fought here since Roosevelt, Sunday Elizabeth Hoffman of Metuchen ten- tions by the two soloists received the paid has been estab- Fords, March 29—A farewell lunch dered done by the council or by a afternoon a big of Division Lee, Benjamin Parsons. Herbert Eb- department delegation dered a surprise party to William their share of At the close lished. Several of the firemen -were eon was tendered by Mr. and Mrs. committee the council, No. . . H., will go to New Bruns- ner, Russell McElroy. Donald Potter applause. representing 7, Reisig, of town. Saturday night. In Mrs. Hilliard thanked those for the overcome in Rasmus at their home In the bill was and the was wick where at Columbia Hall John Kath, William Holohan, William nearly attempting to Johnson, legal city Patrick honor of his birthday anniversary· talent and the patronage. reach the where It is believed Fords, night, to Mrs. Nicka- liable for the payment. As the bill national of the and Harry Baker, Russell Valentine, collar Monday McLoughlln, president The evening vras enjoyed in parloï the fire lena Anderson and children, Paula was not Mr. McMlehael had Leon and Clarencve Campbell. started. Lieutenant Joseph excessive, order, will speak. There will also be merriments after which refreshment* of 167 engine detailed at 159 and Katherine, who are going to Den- a claim against the city for the several state officers of the Hibernians The table was tastefully arranged Butler, were served. Mr. Relsig was greatly was in of com- mark to make their future home. An amount of the bill. a on the stage and fancy crackers and METHODIST PASTORS 60 engine, charge that present. The local division will have surprised and received some presents» pany, which is the auto lo- time was had by all. Those Mayor Dey said : "I did not state any at cakes of all kinds and frai* punch apparatus enjoyable special meeting St. Joseph's Hall The following were present: Miss cated at Hills. The dn present were Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus particular reason for not the were Dongan loss signing Friday night for the purpose of mak- greatly enjoyed. Katharine Relsig. Miss Marie Hepp TO CONFERENCE TODAY and is Johnson, Mrs. Nickalena Anderson, bill. understanding was that we building furnishings estimated My ing arrangements to have many pres- and Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, of Me- to be about covered insur- Mrs. Charles Neary, Mrs. Celia Beau- had a city engineer. Has ho been dis- $6,000, by ent. tuchen, Mrs. Anna Relsig and th· Totfenville, March 29:—Pastors of ance. regard, Mrs. Charles Jensen, Mrs. posed of or anything of that kind? on Caution. Misses Tony and Margaret Reislg, of (he several Methodist churches on this This is the third fire that Del Gross Clarence Misses Paula and No one has ever said to me Long Faser, anything town. end of the Island left this morning for has had at his place within a year's Katherine Anderson, Elizabeth Faser, about it. I think the committee should The Modern 6(rit. A Wall street man was speaking ot the annual conference that 1b conven- time. About a month a was Lillian and Katherine Bauregard, see we know about ago fire that something It, The modern spirit is not the spirit the cautiousness of a certaJn ing In the Halsey street church, New- discovered In his Master Albert Beauregard, Walter not discard the engineer opera living apartments, simply city "which tor. "No wonder," be said, Possible Enjoyment. Rev. P. W. Sloat, pastor of St. while he and his family were out, Williard and Royal Neary. and employ some one else to do the always denies," delighting only "thatmMfe la »o successful. He is the moat to ta < r" Mark's church. Pleasant Plains, has causing damage of about $100. The work. If they have any reason, other In destruction; still less is It that care- trying been Invited back by his church and first fire was about eight or nine than politics, for not employing the which builds castles in the air rather ful, the moit suspicious fellow I ever mist." It 1h that will C. am expected he return. months ago. Sergeant Glynn with the engineer to do the work I perfect- not encountered. He reminds me of an -· than construct; it is that spirit thought everything A. Shea Is the lay delegate from this reserves of the 99th precinct station TODAY'S MARKET ly willing to sign the bill. Of course which works and will "without old farmer I used to know. It waa smash." "He thinks so yet. But h·'· church to the laymen's conference Fri- kept the crowd back beyond the fire they have a right to employ any en- work, and ! sa of thia farmer that whenever he into a frame of mind that day. Rev. George Fountain, pastor of lines. An investigation will probably BUTTER—Firm; receipts, 9,901; cream- gineer they care to, but I thought it haste without rest," gathering getting St. Paul's church, who has completed be made by the fire marshal today as ery, extras, 92 score, 86^c.; creamery, no more than fair that the city en- harvest after harreet of truth into its . bought a new herd of sheep he exam- makes him suspect that maybe he'll a year as pastor of the church, is to the cause of the fire. do the work. If there is higher scoring, 37®37Hc,; firsts, 35%@36c. ; gineer should barns and devouring error with un- I ined each animal closely to make sura enjoy seeing it happen."—Washington expected back again. James Laing is seconds, Z4@&c. any political reason for not giving him quenchable fir·. I It bad no cotton on it."—Exchange. Star. the lay delegate. Rev. Arthur Lucas, EGGS—Firm; receipts, 21,881; fresh gath- the work, that Is a different matter; pastor of Bethel church for the past CAME OVËTtFÔPËN UP ered, extras, 22H^23c. ; extra firsts, 21% or If the engineer is not capable of Several years, has also received the 22c. ; firsts, 20%&21^c.; seconds, 20{f>20Hc.; doing the work that Is another rea- unanimous call to return again. Rev. nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy, 29V4 son." Mr. Lucas has been at Bethel longer SPRING; IS LOCKED- UP @24c. ; nearby hennery browns, 22V6<®2Sc. Mr. Hackett called attention to the than any pastor as yet. William E. CHEESE—Steady ; receipts, 6,767; state, fact that the city engineer had done March 29:—Marto Fran- Jollne is the lay delegate. Tottenville, held, specials, 18%@18V4c. ; do, average all the work with the exception of cisco, forty-six years old, of 80 Mul- current fancy, 18@18*4c.; make, average drawing the map, for which someone The Home Is Most It berry street, , a native of Wisconsin Up! run, 17@17Hc-; twins, held, 18# else was employed. He said, if he Important-—Dress sunny Italy, came over to Staten Is- 18*c. could do all the real work, he should us. TOTTENVILLE land with his street but no This week is in the most retail movement ever undertaken by yesterday piano POULTRY—Live, steady, prices at least be able to draw the map. ushering important to what he thought to officially open settled; dressed, firm; chickens, 16®30c.; week of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson Mr. Rue said: "I do not consider We have made up our minds to make Week the biggest and best business up the spring season. He reached fowls, 14HÛ20Q.; turkeys, 230. Dress-Up celebrated the third anniver- him competent to do the work. What evervone eomes here quietly Tottenville about noon much the the year. We not only want to show our own townspeople, but who sary of their Is more, if I understand It rightly, if marriage yesterday. worse for the many stops that he made AMBOY HAS THE MOST PROGRESSIVE Miss Katherine Sullivan has return- Live Stock Market. the city had α case any time, he has this week to do their shopping, that PERTH to play In front of saloons on his way ed to Manhattan after a visit here. CATTLE Supply light and market not got a diploma as an engineer, he IN THIS OF THE STATE. across the island. When he reached FURNITURE STORE SECTION Mrs. Frank of steady; prime, $9.351*9.60; good, $8.6δ9.1δ; is not a qualified engineer, and If any- Adams, Manhattan, the Atlantic station Francisco got mix- is the guest of friends here. tidy butchers', $8.6O@0; fair, $7.66®«.40; one had a case against the city, the Honest Person. ed up and tried to run his organ on Leon's Clean Confidential Credit is Extended to Every common, $6.50$?.60; heifers, $68.60; com- would lose it every time." Miss Martha Henry has returned the tracks of Staten city the Island Rapid mon common to to home a visit with friends at to good fat bulls, $6@>8; Mr. Stratton said: "I will have aftçr Transit. It was at this junction that good fat cows, $47.7δ; fresh cows and say this, with all due respect to the Stapleton. Patrolman Irwin appeared on the O. W. was a Manhattan visitor springers, $40@80. decision of our city solicitor, with all DRESS-UP WEEK SPECIAL! Boyd scene and escorted Francisco to the SHEEP AND lJtMBS—Supply light and fairness to our city engineer, I shall yesterday. was station house. He later locked up market wethers. as Mrs. Julius Messirman and son have steady; prime $9$9.26; have to vote I vote'd two weeks in the Stapleton police station and will fair mixed, White Enameled Steel Bed returned home from Paterson, where good mixed, $8.408.90; $7.60@ aiio. If this engineer is not qualified, ThisMassive Outfit consisting of be arraigned In court today. The etreet culls and they attended the funeral of her sis- 8.28; common, $4.50(26.60; heavy it has to be shown me that he is not. piano had to be towed to the station- ewes, lambs, yearlings, ter. $6(37.60; [email protected]; I think it is very unfair and ungentle- house by Patrolmen Irwin and Dicke veal calves, [email protected]; heavy and The members of St. Paul's Mission- $7®10.0S; manly at this late day, after he has All Steel One io the strains of "It's A Long Way To thin calves, $6®7.50; clipped sheep, f4C?7.50; almost to One Iron One Support Spring, ary Society met at the home of Miss served this city for two years Bed, [like cut] Tlpperary," that could still be heard. clipped lambs, $.7δ; spring lambs, $10 Ida Bedell afternoon and take this work from him. Not only yesterday @16. took the of missions. from a political standpoint, do I vote up study foreign HOGS—Receipts light and market ac- as I do but In all fairness to the Bottom Mattress Several interesting papers were road. tive and higher; prime heavy hogs, Cotton and ENTERTAINMENT BY GAMP prices who represents this city. I Top An all day quilting party will be heavy mixed, mediums and heavy York- engineer Aid think when this work was taken from held by Bethel Ladies at the ers, $10 26^10.30; light Yorkers. $9.40®9.G0: him it should have been brought be- church tomorrow. FIRE GIRLS LAST NIGHT $8.90£Φ 10; roughs, $9^9.25; stags, pigs, fore the council as a whole." and Two Pure Feather Pillows. St. Paul's Cadets met at the church 7.50. lie wanted it under- last night for a drill. Special to the EVENING NEWS. Mr. Coan stated in his decision, he United Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., Tottenvllle, March 29:—The enter- stood that giving an had not entered Into the of expects to have initiation at its tainment given by the Unlha Camp Fuse and Feather·. question or lairueas or uuyuuug ciac meeting tonight. Fire Girls in the lecture room of "Some men uses big words," eald ! propriety I that might go to make up the case, Bethel church last night was a most Uncle "de same as a Eben, turkey that he the decision merely on successful affair and a goodly sum gave 10.^ his tall Special spreads feathers. Dey makes as to him without will be realized. The program the facts presented $ arrang- Interests. ed under the direction of Mrs. Albert an elegant Impression, but dey don't regard to anyone's was read from the Wo- V. LaForge, the guardian, was carried no real meat." A resolution ILL reppersent is the WIFE TOO to the effect that it out. The numbers given by the various man's Club sense of the club that the roads In and ones were very much enjoyed by all South are in a that came out in spite of the weather. around Amboy deplor- and as well as After the program ice cream was sold able condition require a and ren- TO WORK and another sum added to the treas- deserve complete thorough and that further as taxpayers ury of the camp fire girls. ovation; and citizens they call upon the city IN BED MOST OF TIME DUN GRAY and county authorities to give immed- iate heed to this necessity and re- PLEASANT PLAINS lieve the Intolerable situation; and that a copy of the resolution be for- Restored council and Board Her Health by Lydia Mr. and Mrs. James warded to the city McLaughlin HI The resolution fur- of Freeholders. E. Pinkham's have returned to after a EASY, SAFE that the council Vegetable visit in Prince Bay. ther requested appoint K»v a believing Mrs. John Kwade visited in Perth Treatment—Not Dye. HanalMi a shade tree commission, Compound. —Tumi Gray Hair Dark and such commissions In other cities had Amboy yesterday. the William H. Price visited in South Xiuitroui. done much good in Improving ap- of cities and towns. Upon — " Sunday. pearance Indiana. health Amboy the resolutions Indianapolis, My Miss Petronelle Marscher, of Prince If hiir is motion of Mr. I'arisen your gray, streaked witi were on was so and constitution so run a and communications placed poor my Bay, has returned from visit In gray, or lust prematurely turning file without any action whatever. down that I could Manhattan. if Lair fTay; your ia ; if vou Parisen up the matter not was Mrs. Fannie Meredith is still con- failing Mr. brought work. I have dandruff and bead the street bridge fined to the house 111 at the home of year itehea, of raising of George thin, and weak, and a motion that the clerk I pale Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Peto. ■imply ehampoo your scalp hair a and made few time· with with the weighed but 109 William Manee was a visitor in Q-Ban Hair Color Re- communicate superintendent of him meet pounds and was in Tottenvllle yesterday. •torer. Nothing else required. In a with the object having within ten days, so as to most Robert Newbold is home from a or so all your hair will turn the council bed of the day gray decision In the matter. business trip in the west. to its natural dark shade. En- come to some time. I began tak- ycnthful This was carried. Mayor Dey stated W. H. Sheehey has returned to tire head of hair will beaome clean, a with the superinten- ing Lydia E. Pink- after a visit in Great he had talk Iiarrisburg fresh, lustrous, wavy, full that ham's Vegetabl Kills. thick, soft, dent Monday about the bridge, of lira, dark and handsome is arrived home, and he and five Molly Stark Council, Daughters of Q-Ban he had just Compound is not a but acts on the the circum- America, meet tonight. harmless, dy·, the inquired of mayor months later I hk and which*. were and Harry Barry is able to be out af- roots, making scalp healthy, so stances, explained the made weighed 133 pounds. ter a recent Illness. the gray hair naturally turna beauti- the wants of people plain, was the understanding mattresses that contain cotton, we I do all the house- » that no one can and that it recent advances in on all metal beds, and fully dark, evenly would be Despite the price springs That the Burmese. of Mr. Dey that the work lot of these SPLEN- for eleven and I can Oath Bind* 1*11 It has been used. Also itch· a to offer our customers another work and washing stops started very shortly. are enabled, through tremendous early purchase, Perjury been rife In Rangoon lng and dandruff. Qet a 7-oa. Now is the time when are freshen- truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- having sealp big Mr. Hackett called attention to the DID BED OUTFITS AT THIS VERY SPECIAL TRICE you no form of exist- bottle for BO cents. as di- no on has been a court· because oath only Apply fact that there was light the come in Week" and etable Compound godsend on home and if find that is worn, during "Dress-Up place ed which the Burman considered bind- rected bottle. If Q-Bas doae·'· corner of Broadway and Catherine ing up your you your bedding to me for I would have been in my grave it will be months before we can offer this darken your gray haii·, 50 cents re street, nor on the corner of Cather- order for one of these outfits. We are sure that many you would tell all wo- ing, the government prescribed α for- your today but for it I funded. Call or write. McOluna ine street and Stevens, although there mula which is u admixture of Drug men as I was to try your valu- queer was a in the centre of the special bargain. suffering Btor·, Perth Ainboy, N. J. Out-of- light ' Wm. Green, 332 Buddhism. Brahmnnlsm and Bhainan folks street. He made a motion that th.e able remedy."—Mrs. town supplied by paraals posW— I ism. Here are phrases from It, picked Ut matter of providing better lighting Store S. Addison Street, Indianapolis,Indiana. referred to the light "On the Open in this at random: "If an untruth passes my on this street be There is hardly a neighborhood committee with power. woman has not may all the gnats that live In Monday, country, wherein some lips, Corner" this old- lakes, ponds and brooks and the gnats PLEASANT PLAINS and found health by using good Lo\e That Win·. Friday root and herb remedy. of the flvo great rivers of India de- STATEN INLAND. and fashioned GARAGE, The love that ia kind, that envie· Smith Saturday there i· about which yon stroy me. May curdled blood pass my TI Ill£S—SUPPLIES If anything We on Ford work. Labor te will win its way to than a and I die specialise not, and humble, Night·. WW»»» write the lips rather lie, may Sts. would like -Γ- , advice, Ford State special overhauling power plant, (IB. through doora that are barred to the Medlcioe Co., igniv Tomitlng blood, mf bod/ bent In two." Complete overhauling tse. Lydia When ta'· ir on cet*· rims Ove# |S5- we eolf-asserttre tint) t!·?» «wfvarfn.T. atorajre car-tor winter (re· of charge.