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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

The ear (NicboiaS ~ and setting UP a
constitutional government; some OF TIE
extremists preaching salvation could
come only by sweeping from the earth
the members Of the royal family,
the nobility and the priests, and after
this Wholesale radiance was accom-
plished, dividing the land among the
needy. Tho DecembcrLsts were dealt
with summarily. sentences executed OF
death, Siberian Punishment and exile;
but after their repulse there sprsns up
on Russian soil another class OF pro
testers, in the seventies nihilism
threatening tfe established order Of
things. Among The ranks CT the ni6i-
lists we're many men and women Of
high rank and cultivation. men and
women moved by the suffering OF the
ignorant masses to devote to the cause
of their relief superior talent and
strength. And they, as wei IS the less
educated. OF the body to which they
had Joined themselves. stood for armed
organization, throwing of bombs, vio'
lencc, assassination.
NORMAN CUTTING.
a. a.zsg,sa-gas = .s4-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
RiDs ARD PROPOSALS.
lO22.5 2-27 1Ut

Public notice is hereby given that the
Council OF Perth Amboy, n. H., Will
meet at the council chamber in the City
Hall in said city on Monday evening.
the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH
next, at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
receivin bids and proposals. for the
Gathering and disposal of ashes and
garbage i'll accordance with IN ordip-
ance passed by the Council OF said city
the twenty first day une 1897. for the
term of one year. Each proposal must
be accompanied by d bond with two
sureties of fifteen hundred dollars for
the faithful performance of the contract
". Bids must be on 2 blank furnished
by the Street Commissioner, the right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
w. H. FULLERTON,
Street Commits sioner.
b ted February 81. 1905.
10144 2-21 Pit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

WASIUNGToN. MARCH, S.-Thc first
appointment made by Postmaster Gen
,rll Cortclyou was that of ii. O. Wea-
yer Of ohio 10 be private secretary.
Mr.. Weaver sustained this relation 10
Mr.. Cortcjyou during the last two
years OF bis White House work, went
with him to the department of COM
mercc and labor. thcn to New York,
when Mr.. Cortclyou assumed the man
agement Of ia" Republican national
campaign
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today cloudy weather, slightly higher
temperatur ire and fresh northeast to cas-
terly winds will prevail with mist and
rain In the southern and rain or snow in
the northern districts, the precipitation
being generally moderate. On Thursday
ova cast to nartly cloudy, slightly milder
weather and fresh to brisk variable winds
will prevail, preceded by rain or snow in
the coast district and followed by slowly
clearing conditions in the interior OF this
section, aud on Friday partly cloudy to
fair ard slightly colder weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
tends III Iii 2 app'icstion to he Board of K
else Commissioners OF the city Of Perth Ar boy,
At their next NICE inc for trafsfer OF hts license
t. keen Il SALON with the pri eg Of sell
/ ? malt a, d spiritrnus liquors in the ci y OF
Perth Ambov. aud in The tonst owned bv
NJ :. f Donahue at is Efz beth 81; o ,,e1ree
abbey. j. ANDKn ChiEh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
Nt,rI6E
given hat the und rsigned

Notice ia hereb given hat the undf rsigned
int nds max ng app c ton to The Board Of K
else G,m Isl ner, Of tn City Of Perth Amboy,
Of his Gce sc TO lie D a saloon with til u ivilege
Of sell ng alt ana ) iritnous liquors the CITY
Gf Per h Am oy. asd 10 th~ house ow- ed ny
Ma,t Wei up, ALtX BOLiNSKI
U19' ~ q uAW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
NOTICE.

Notice is he ely given that the u der ignrd
tends making applicant n to the D, a d # Ex-
, 50 Cor E.issiiners of the city # Perth Amboy,
, their next rrPriin, for u re- sfer of his l'ctn-e
t keep q saloon Will the privilege OF selling
alt nd spir tuoris liquors III the city ( Perth
Atohnv, and in tbs Ii useh II II. Clifton [
SSmith 81. TbCH W..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
Cannon & Shelby
92 Smith sSt.
Look for Electric Sign
csts of PERTH Amboy, that State str Ell
will to paved before next winter,

If you did no. read every page Of
the EVENING NEWS yes orday you
missed something, There were eight
pages. every one trimming full Of
news. Three pages, the first second
and seventh. were devoted oxcius vely
TO matters Of local interest. on the
third page the sporting news vas to
be found, ON page four were the edi-
torials and the mos important news
Of the world for The readers WHO do
not buy a New \. Tx pap T T. g%ularLF.
Ga page ttge was the news from sur
counding towns and page six was de-
voted to women interest. and the
last page, beside interesting reading
matter, were still more interesting
adver isements. This paper goes into
5000 homes in this yicinity,and on US
5here are four OF five readers in nearly
every home, it is a ia r estimate to
,ay that the EVENING NEWS is
csad by about l2,OCo people every
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

. Notice is hereby given that TIE und'r iGned
i'm t dis makir = application q the Poard OF ES-
S'se Conn issioneIs of t, Q City # Perth Ainboy,
at their rext meeting for { license to keep
sp' rit IS lidu isin liz CITY Of Perth mboY. and
in til house oN ned by PISS Brotne.s at 8 New
Brunswick ave. FAR OAI.
1925 ~ 1t Dew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

Nnvnnr AMI Groenr IN VTiAen.
MONTREAL. que, March S.--lohn
E. Gaynor and benjamin II. Greene ap-
rear 10 be taking their Imprisonment
lhilosophically they are confined in
the debtors section Of the jill, wifcF>'
they have five companions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

Notice is hereby given tn 'Ihy unfersisn ned
intenos making p~plicatio 10 the Boa d of ! Z
Use ON" issioners at he City I Perth Am
oy. at their nextu eeii g. for I anfcr OF rs
lc nst - X en- a 50 Don wi Ii til pri il
re Of selling m II and sr,iritu u4 liquors IL the
II v ot re III Amb v, a. Il in tie house owned
ANtRE" LBo'A AN.
10g6l al O. u. ".
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

g Raritan Copper Works
Is High and Lewis
q Madison ave and Paterson ~
~ Market and First sts.
50 Smith and High st
81 state and Smith sts
- BuokiDx CHAM ave and Hartf
as Commerce and Front sts
a High and Washington str
RS State ST and Buckingham ave-
80 Hail ave and Charles at
81 Railroad ave and Wayne
81 Washington aud First SITS
t3 Turnpike anc Elm sc
G4-5mith SC and Watson ave
e. Commerce and State IS
~ Front and Smith ats
~ Water and Gordon sts
"a Kearny ave and Gordon ST
50 Smith and Herbert st
50 Woodbridge road END Washington ST
~ Lehigh ave ? Stanford st
To send in an alarm, open the door Of the boz
and pull down the lever and lot go once only
Stay at box until hremen arrive.
aS SPECIAL OALLe.
ltap-Break In circuit. 2taps Drill and ary
alarm test. Hydrant at corner of Jefferson an.
High street always to be used for this trial.
tsps Fire out. taps Police call. i9-Cal TO-
Lincoln Hose iS-Cail for Washington Hose
M-Uall for Mcclellan Hose i5-Caa Tor Pro-
faction 4 and L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
Legal Notiees.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Notice is hereby given that plans and
specifications vii! be received by the
Board Of Education Of the City Of Perth
Amboy OH
TUESDAY MARCH 14tha 1906
at s p. for the erection of the pro-
posed addition to, and repairing School
No. !, located on State street.
Particulars may be obtained from any
member of Building Committee.
March ,. 1905.
John II Po.lsou.
Joseph l., Crowcll.
Ncls Peterson.
10310 81 7-9-14 Buildi1g Committee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
OF NE

Notice is hereby given that The UNDERSIGNED
intend IN king a piication 20 the Board 0 Ex-
c Sc Commiss of he city Of Perth Annoy,
1t til ir ex, meeiing. for ' license tn tes'p a
Beer tottling Els ablish mt in the cit. 'fPrth
mbny, in the house own-d by HI no -
~ kaiheT ne s E. I III 'RLES Ob tCh.
1t2lS 81 y Dew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 'bat thu Undersigned
intends mt.t ing applica icn to the Board # TX
else omm ssif ners Of the ity Of erth Amboy.
at their ext meeting. for a license
to he p p saloon with the privilege OF selling malt
and spirituous liquors in the city of Perth Amboy
and / the hous; owred by Hugh RELY az
sS2 state 1t. RUBEN MAILER
~ 3dS 3-s 2t Cew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
limits DiHerent.

she--Dont you dare tell anyone you
kissed ne.
He-What? Cam I repeat it?-Cin-
cinnati f'ommercial-Tribune
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08
INTERNAL Machines and
Notable ASSdSSinafiOnS

Rsrty and Later Instruments Used by Assassins Dynamite
CHANCES Their Type and Dynamiters Cause Reign of Terror :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

1f1E recent attempt TO blow
up the statue of Frederick
the Great, the arrest Of the
Z plottor. Gessler Ro6saau, and
Z hts confession in regard 70.
The internal machine placed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-08

Entered at Post onlce as -secouaclass matter
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
UNIT SVILLE

James H. flakes has placed a new monument in the cemetery at Sand Hill. It is a very pretty one of gray granite.
 School closed in this place last week Friday for the holidays. A very nice program was given by the scholars, abont thifFtty in 3qtaallHHbbeer tallHH Der, under the direction of their teacher, Miss Alice Dean. Each scholar was given Christ mas present from off the tree which had been prepared. The friends and neigh bors were invited in, and good time was enjoyed by all.
 There is some talk of having a school ill the Barrack school house next term.
 Norman Oakes and son are living with his daughter, Mrs. W. Chase, in this place.
 At the regular meeting of Hollenbeck Grange held in their hall at Falls Will lage, Dec. 18th, the following officers were elected: Master, M. L. Blodgett; overseer, W. I. Kellogg; chaplain, H. P. Morse; pomona, Edith Stanton; ceres, Ida Dickenson; fora, Marion Alseph; secretary, Mrs. M. Ganser; treasurer, R. Stanton; lecturer, N. M. Call; LAS, Mrs. M. l.. Blodgett; A. Steward, Sid ney Morris; steward, R. E. Pendleton; gatekeeper, Mrs. Hanson.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
Give YonrStOmach Rest

Nothing will cure indigestion that doesn't digest the food, itself, and give the stomach rest. You can't expect that a weak stomach will regain its strength and get well when it is compelled to dc the full work that a sound stomach should do. You wouldn't expect sick horse to get well when it is compelled to do a full days work every day in the week. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is per gardless of the condition of your stom- ach. Relieves Indigestion, Belching, Sour Stomach, and all stomach disorders. J. o. Steiner, travelling salesman, Crook ston, Minn., says: "I have used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for a period of nine months, and am cured of Dyspepsia. D Sold by W. H. Camp.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
GREAT HARRINGTON

Mrs. Amelia Pendleton, 75, died Sun day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Beals. She was the widow of Harry Pendleton of Lee, and for several years has made her home in Great Bar rington. The funeral was held at 10.30 Tuesday morning. Rev. G. H. Smith Officiated.
 The opening of the Mahaiwe dance hall took place Wednesday evening when an assembly was given. Cart lands orchestra furnished the music.
 Mrs. L. A. Goodsell has issued invita- tions for card party to be given Janu- ary in Odd Fellows hall.
 The building operations in Great Bar rington during the past year have been rather brisk and it is estimated that fully $200,000 has been expended.
 MT. and Mrs. R. P. Staats and family have moved into their new cottage on the Stanley farm.
 Ray Small of Brooklyn has been spending few days ill town.
 Michael Hopkins has gone to New Britain, Conn. to work in an automobile shop.
 Miss Mary Durant of Elizabeth, N. J. is the guest of Mir and Mrs. 0. J. Potter.
 Clarence Smith of Mount Vernon, N. Y, is the guest of friends.
 Mary Hilton of White Plains, N. Y. is spending a few days at her home. Albert Haywood, Jr. and w. A. Clarey walked to Hudson, N. Y, Saturday night, distance of 28 miles. Legrand Ramsey has entered a suit in the District court agalnst Thomas O'Neil to recover for $51 rent. Solomon Pol lock has entered a suit against John Geddis for $50 which he claims is due him as a commission for the sale of a farm.
 w. B. Mallory, express agent on the Wilson Point freight, was quite badly cut and bruised in a wreck near Lime Rock, Conn. last Thursday night.
 Jane Pulver of Housatonic, who gave | her age as ST years, was convicted in court last week of the larceny of mince meat from Martin A. French. Sentence was continued for two weeks.
 Patrick Foley, boss farmer for Col. W. L. Brown, was seriously assaulted late Saturday night while walking to his home. Near Maple avenue he was at- tackled by five or six men and severely beaten. His head was cut and both eyes badly discolored. Dr. O. S. Chapin at tended him. MT. Foley was unable to recognize the men.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
RNWAlL HOLLOW

Miss Charlotte Yale is home from Westfield, Mass. for the holidays.
 Mrs. George Whitford has been spend ing a week with relatives in Egremont, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Osborne of Tor rington were at E. H. Ocain's over Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Whitcomb closed school in this district Friday. A "chicken pie containing the Christmas gifts was served to the pupils.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Gold of Cream Hill spent Christmas at Harry Sedg- wick's.
 Miss Nettie Palmer closed school in the Union district Friday. About thirty friends of the pupils attended the Christ. mas exercises and tree in the evening.
 The youngest son of E. H. Ocain has been very i'll, but is improving under the care of Drs. Stevens and Skiff.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
CORNWALL BRIDGE

Miss O'Brien of the railroad station is taking her holiday vacation. Miss Skinner takes her place. This is the fourth year she has spent her holidays at Cornwall Bridge. A good place to spend them in quietness.
 Fred PerLee spent Saturday night with his uncle 0. W. Everett. He was on his way home to Sharon from Provi- dence, R. I. where he has been learning the machinist's trade. He is now full f1edged machinlst.
 David Smith and family took dinner with his brother George at West Corn wall, Christmas.
 Santa Claus is very generous this year I should judge by the packages at the station.
 Thomas Dineen met with quite an accident on Sunday. In preparing for Christmas he fell in barn and cut his head. The doctor took few stitches. Charles E. Dunbar has souvenir cards , of Cornwall Bridge for sale. MT. Robinson, the station agent, is | spending Christmas in New Haven with his daughter. Howard O'Dell is taking his place.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
CANAAN VALE

A merry Christmas and a prosperous, happy New Year, Mir. Editor.
 Christmas guests were plenty in the Valley.
 Mrs. Grace Mcintyre and friend, Mir T. H. Hahn of Waterbury, visited from Saturday till Tuesday at Charles Thompson's.
 Harry Thompson and his bride have commenced housekeeping on Tobey Hill.
 Robert Shaver entertained William Amstead and family Christmas.
 Henry Warner has left the employ of Wm. Garfield and has taken a position with the New England Lime Co. A Mir. Webb of Winsted has taken his place in the boarding house.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
SAILS BU RY

Among those from out of town who spent Christmas with friends were: Miss Anna Clark, MT. and Mrs. Sumner and daughter of New York, William Clark from Williams College, Donald T. Warner from Yale, George and Charlie Everts from Bridgeport, Miss Emma Everts from Danbury, Miss Grace Spur from New Britain, Miss Lena Hortie from Wethersfield, MT. and Mrs. Bert Silvernale and children, and Mir. and MT. and Mrs. Gilmore of Torrington, Mrs. George Petersen of Fairfield, Howard Aller from Cornell, Mrs. o. Bird of Great Burlington, MT. and Mrs. Dohrn of New York, MT. and Mrs. Parker Hicks of Jersey city, Mrs. Nor man Hicks and son of Poughkeepsie, Miss L. B. Niver of Hartford, Miss Lizzie Squires aud MT. and Mrs. Homer Crippen of New York, Mrs. Byron Fenn of Canton.
 Willie Hortie went to Pittsfield, Tues day where he has secured a position with Berkshire Automobile Go.
 Mrs. William Conklin is spending part of the week with friends in Litchfield.
 Mrs. W. P. Everts and daughter Sadie are visiting friends in Danbury. MT. and Mrs. L. P. Ashman are spend ing few days with friends in Bridge port.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
STATE N EWS

Albert Day Putnam, a great-great- grandson of General Israel Putnam. died at Danielson Christmas day. He was prominent man of the town and is survived by wife and two daughters and son.
 It has been decided that next year s G. A. R, encampment, instead of being held in May as usual, will be held dur ing Meriden's centennial celebration June 10-16; 1,500 veterans are expected to attend.
 Eugene J. Leany, citizen of New London, Ct., Is believed to be the only man living who fought on the famous Monitor during her engagement with the confederate ram Merrimac. Thomas B. Viall, the only other survivor of that fight, died in Providence, R. l., few weeks ago.
 While trying to arrest three Italians in Torrington about midnight Monday, Police Officer Robert Newett. 38, was shot in the left breast and Chief of Po- lice Hull narrowly escaped being shot The Italians were all arrested before morning, and Donate Domaniello, who shot Newett, has been held in $10,000 bonds.
 According to Attorney John T. Hub bard, of Litchfield, the first nickel cent ever issued by the United States govern ment was made from nickel ore taken from the mines in the western part of Litchfield township. The cents are easily recognized by the flying eagle on the face and are rare, having been re- tired from circulation.
 Mir nie Evelyn Killingbeck of Ansonia died Saturday few hours after taking a headache powder. An investigation revealed that her sweetheart, Frank Tucker, a drug clerk, had sent her bichloride of mercury tablets by mis- take. He had put up two boxes of tab lets and had labelled them wrong by mistake. The coroner will lay the case before the states attorney.
 Charles Bassett, 19 years old news boy of Brooklyn, was on Thursday last found guilty of murder in the second degree by jury in Waterbury, and sen fenced to state prison for life by Judge Robinson The crime of which Bassett was convicted was the clubbing to death of Thomas c. Lockwood, an 80 years old recluse, last February. Bassett with two companions, Edward Leonard and one Cnesky went to Lockwood's near Waterbury for the purpose of robbery. Leonard and Cnesky turned state s evidence.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
LIM E ROCK

Milo Richardson, Jr., has been confin- ed to the house with neuralgia the past week.
 The schools closed Friday, Dec. 22, for vacation of two weeks.
 Miss Imogene Bacon went to her home in South Glastonbury, for the holiday vacation.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs Julius Malcuit, Tuesday, Dec, 26.
 Ensign Fenton went to Bridgeport Wednesday where he has a position in an office.
 The usual Christmas tree and concert given by the Sunday school of Trinity church was held in the Casino, Tuesday evening, Dec. 26.
 The family of N. A. McNeil are spend ing the holidays at their home, "Bide-a- wee" cottage, in this place.
 William Merch and family went to Hartford, Friday, to spend the holidays.
 Geo. Barrett entertained few of his young lrleuuS dG HIS uOne mOnuay eve ming.
 Miss Lena Perkins, IS, who had been a servant in the family of Rev. I. H. Ges- ner, died of tuberculosis at the Lltch- field county hospital in Winsted last Friday, where she had been for over a month. She is survived by mother in Hartford and sister ill Huntsville.
 The shifting of couple of oil tanks on flat car of the Wilson Point freight train last Thursday night caused small wreck near the station. The fiat cars and the express car were derailed and the express messenger. William Mallory of Great Harrington, was quite badly cut and bruised. Traffic was delayed sever al hours, until a wrecking crew from l New Haven could clear the tracks.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28

There is in Hartford what appears to us to be splendid organization, the "Get Together Club" Its purpose is to learn wisdom by observation aud ab- sorption and developing opinions by the judicial process. Just such an organiza- tion would be good thing for this town or any town. Right here at home there is too much of the spirit of ultra conser- vatism, and somewhat of spirit of knocking" The multitude are trife too ready to decry the efforts of the one or two who attempt to move forward in the way of progress or reform. A "get together club 7" could accomplish much and the way of the promoter of things good and desirable would be less lonely and certainly smoother. A "get to- gether club with motto "pull to- gether would aid wonderfully in the growth and progress of this little town. Many good thing has been opposed be- cause of mistaken notion and because of suspicion. An. organization of the right people could and would alleviate greatly such conditions. Let's get to- gether and pull together in the new year.
Connecticut western news., 1905-12-28
LAX EVILLE

Heman B. Callendar and Miss Fife E.. Hallock were married in New York city, Tuesday, Dec. 12. MT. and Mrs. Cal lender returned to Lakeville Dec. IS and have set up housekeeping in their new house on Bostwick Hill.
 The public schools of our village closed with appropriate Christmas exercises Dec. g. The intermediate and primary rooms united in the enjoyment of recita- tions, songs and Christmas tree, and a | Christmas tree and Santa Claus enter taiped the kindergarteners. Many parents showed their appreciation of the work put forth by teachers and pupils by attending these exercises. A. B. Landon's tenement house was burned to the ground Wednesday, Dec ember 20.
 Taconic school closed on Wednesday the 20th, for two weeks vacation. Miss Elizabeth Wells of Hartford is spending the holidays with her aunt Mrs. O. M. Turner.
 Miss Florence Cleaveland of Danbury state normal school is at home for hel vacation.
 The Misses Lena and Bessie Day are among our Holiday guests. The bell of St. Mary's church awoke our village to the joys of our Holy Christmas at o'clock, and her OWL communion to early mass. The Christ mas exercises at the M. E. church con sisted of songs and recitations suited tc the occasion, and the giving of gifts tc the younger members of the Sunday school. These exercises were observed Sunday evening and were enjoyed by