Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12

Want" Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at Gem Stud
TO-, G. M. Church, Broadway.
Newall James is putting steam heat
in Henry VOLTS store.
William Sexton returned home
from his outing at Ruglesville, p,
yesterday. The camp will not break
up. until Monday.
They have almost completed two
cottages at Parlin which have been
under way for about a year.
Several of the merchants say this
is the poorest pay day they have seer
in a good while. They thought last
month was bad enough but this beats
it.
The John B. Collins was heavily
loaded with freight last evening at
the head of C~heesquake creek. AL
though she was so heavily loaded,
there is not nearly as much freight
going out as did last year at this
time, when two extra boats had to
put on. a :
The game laws in printed form are
out for distribution.
Will Sullivan with a corp of boys
was cleaning out the store yesterday
which was damaged by the recent
fire. 1t will be some time before it
will be in running order again.
The Drum Corps advertising the
excursion of the. Star of Jersey
Lodge passed through town enroute
for Keyport last evening.
Harry Kulthoe, of Jersey City was
a borough visitor Thursday.
Postmaster Roddy spent Tuesday
in New York city and attended Tony
Pastors Theatre and enjoyed it very
much.
Frank Hanlson of Brooklyn was
a borough visitor Thursday.
William Squirting and friends will
return home from their sporting trip
at Morgan today.
There were a number of disting-
usher visitors at the P. r. r. docks
this week. They came on a large
Baltimore tug. Particulars of their
visit will be given Monday.
Miss M. p. Willis of Broadway,
is sojourning at Tompkins Cove.
A little girl lost a gold ring on the
borough dock Thursday evening and
when looking for it Friday morn
ing saw it is a crack of the boards.
! She tried to pick it out but it went
through and was lost in the water
beneath.
Recorder and Mrs. Alonzo Grace
are entertaining a house party at
their home in Fourth street and
Stevens venue
Andy Kronemeyer has sold his
building in Augusta street to a wo-
man from New York and it is eX-
pcctod she will open the store with
hconfectioncry again.
Peter Coync of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Coyne, O
George street.
Leonard Furman was moving his
safe, machinery and wagons from
fConoy Island yesterday.
Independence Engine and Hose
Company will have a fire drill on
Monday evening. They will meet
1T fiicAlCHS Hdii 1T t'cV
All Of tho police officers OF The
boroagh were out of town Friday.
Mrs. M Hillyer. of Ca:harine street,
WIS an cut Of town visitor Friday.
= Rev. and Mrs. II II. Hampton, of the
NJ +. parsonage will spend their pastors
vacation -at Lavelleite near Barnegat
Bay. They expect to start next Wednes-
day. We wish them a very enjoyable
time.
Tie delegates from Warrington Camp,
M. aG p. q. s. OF "a. TO the meeting of
the state Camp p. o S of A. at Dover.
Wednesday Augusht17 are f. r. Wilson,
Rohert Gordon Walter Slower, and A.
NJ. Hamilton.
uou. d. G. Chase attended the Pilot
Con. missioner's meeting at Jersey City
Thursday. There are many who express
sionishment ut the decrease in popula-
tinn this censu us reports, but when the
great number of deaths are considered
aud the number of people who were com
PEELED to seek work else where and leave
town it ie not 50 astonishing.
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