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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

4-room good plastered and tinted
cottage; graded street; for 1850; u
cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12
DIED
CHURCH NOTICES


CHRIST CHURCH, CORNER 12TH AND
Flower-Rev. Baker P. Lee, rector. Sun
day services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m;
third Sunday and Saints Day, at 1880
a. m. Church open daily for private
prayer from a. m. to p. m. Strangers
the door. Those desiring telephone con-
nection for "Shut-ins telephone 1912.
Church physician at the church every
morning from $50 to $3.50. Services and
medicine free to ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

Groom house, bath, gas, electricity;
trees, lawn; Central avenue and 22d;
price $4,000; snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

545 s. Spring. Home 1927
RARGAIN BARGAIN BARGAIN
WEST ADAMS TERRACE
12Ox140.
ONLY S225O.
Magnificent east front home site on
the high ground, very close to West
Adams; about $1,000 cash.
j. II. Lesser.
604 Pacific Electric Buildings
Corner Sixth and Main.
Telephone Home 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12
DENTISTS

DR. VIM BACHMAN, THE WELL
known Minneapolis dentist, perma-
nently located 209-210 Johnson Bldg,
4th and Bdway. Home 6S32. NJ. 6485.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

4-room snug little bungalow; grad
ed street; corner lot; bath, lawn,
trees, barn; only $1,000; fine buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

FRANCIS MURPHY CONDUCTS Cos
pei temperance prayer meetings every
Thursday evening in art room, Blanch-
ard hall. 301 S. Broadway. Sunday
night meeting in Blanchard hall at 1880
o'clock. Elevator runs to accommodate
those who attend. Everybody truly
welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-A SOBER, RELIABLE MAN
to take half interest and help me in
my business. Old established and do
ing a $500 a month business; only re-
vices. Call 6O71k S. BROADWAY. Room
A.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12
JAS. v. BALDWIN,
536-537-b3S Herman w. Hellman Bldg.

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

And here is the biggest snap on
lot is 6Ox13O west front, Sd lot north of
21st, on east side of Western avenue,
$27O0. This is $500 under any lot in this
block.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

5-room strictly modern bungalow;
lot 4Sx130; AL buy at $2350; IA cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

A PASTIME FOR TOURISTS is FOUND
in the cookery demonstrations given
under the auspices of the Y. w. c: A.
They are e3ndueted FrldayS sat at GIoek OK
ING, corner Third and Hill streets, by
the director of the domestic science,
a graduate of Boston cooking school.
Next Fridays demonstrations Chicken
souffle, rice balls with tomato sauce,
orange and lettuce salad, mayonnaise
dressing, Scottish fancies
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

FOR SALE
Beautiful east front lot on West
lake avenue, 50x150, $4750. Fine To-
cation for a nice home. Bargain.
Large lot on Grant, near Arlington;
north front; $1225.
Lot on 53d street near Figueroa,
north front; $3.50; easy terms.
Nice lot on Thorpe street, between
Moneta and Figuera; $1,000.
o. L. STRADBR,
G.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12
Stores and Offices

FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE ON
ground floor with use of both phones;
also a new roll top desk and two chairs
very cheap. See
LEAHY & SON.
223 Mercantile Place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

And still another bargain. North
east corner of 25th and La Sale, 100
feet on 25th street and 1873 feet on La
Sale. Look at this beautiful double
corner: price S2750
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-12

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
514 w. Adams, near Figueroa street
Rev. Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday
services. 1880 a. m, IL a. M, 43O p: m.
This is a FREE church and all are
cordially invited. Take the Grand ave-
block west Take the University car TO
Chester place. walk through Chester
place and one block east on Adams
street.
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III,
ing

hosiery. A syndicate has Just ac-
qulrcd possession OF the beautiful prop
erty. including The parks and lakes. and
intends Transforming Il into summer
resort The transformed residence "a 10
be called the Hotel Amicis' TO com
memoratc the inscription "Amlcis'
which the hcspitable author displayed
on q signboafd az the entrance 10 his
hocpliable residence whore be enter.
taiGod all the French literary celebn.
ties OF the period. The dlsuic: is n
beautiful one and doubtless Tho new
enterprise wa attract many tourists tp
t. But they will have 10 be cautious
how they discuss politics or military
matters on they may come Boz contact
with the stringent regulations which
The German authorities enforce lu tho
EcichsIand. I'm 1872 Ahout's "Alsacc"
and some 90 his newspaper articles cost
him q weeks imprisonment, the Ger
mans insisting ON treating him as a
subject of the Fatherand because he
had been born in Lorraine
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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81 dincd at the Carlton with the
Howard Goulis in London said It
globe trotter "AfterNard we took our
coffee ON the raised platform of the
foyer. whore the orchestra plays. and
where you get IAN excellent view OF the
smart London world
Mrs Howard Gould entertained as
with the story ~ her last balloon trip.
She had stayed up much longer and
gone much further than had been In
tended
The trip she said. ruefuly. was
a little too successful.
on. said l. can anything be too
successful"
"a temperance sermon was bnce
too successful said Mrs Could.
And she told as how a woman
preached one morning "a temperance
sermon 20 her husband. who was suf-
fering from the effects Of the night be-
fore
The great trouble with you.
George the woman said. is that YOU
cannot say No" Learn TO say No"
George. and YOU VIII have fewer head
aches Can YOU let me have a little
money this morning|
No said George, with apparent
ease"
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fully Of the theory OF the. romantic
drama, the versihc8ton, language. plot
AND characters OF tho play together
wA'h an account OF rs hrst perform
ante. The notes are numerous and
copious. referring not only IN historical
ana grammatical matters and explain
INK an illusions. bat also drawing
many COMPARISONS between passages "t
Hermann and those OF other wcil
known plays The material thus sup
Piled % the student IL of great value
for a thorough understanding Of the
drama and on appreciation ot its sub
jeci matter and style a complete vo-
Cabulary Is included.
Baldwin's The Golden Fleece More
Old Greek Stories ~ james Baldwin,
author Of "Baldwin's Re7iers ei'.
Issued iu the series Of Eclctic School
Readings. and Intended Cos use lH DE
fourth and hfth years, the story OF Ja-
FoE and his adventures b. here retoil
hy a well known writer for children
The tale Itself is one thar for three
thousand years has given pleasure 10
men and children of ail lands and in
ih.s rctelllng nerness is given 90 thr
old story. Many sources nave been Don
roWed from and addition 100 omissions
have been made as seemed best ior ihr
purpose OF the book moss presented
q forms a fascinating narrative of he-
roes and their fearless deals. of griey-
Gus wrongs not wholly ri-a.el and of n
strange first voyage through peri.ous
seas.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following G volumes will De added
20 the public library Monday morning.
july - 1870.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Asser-Ilfe Of King Alfred
Brookd,l1-M Mrs Blookhold ana heI ciI-
U'yau-Firsf Battle.
Clemens EG-PrImrose Way
C01-pugms.
Crashaw Complete Works
v-Nfnehuncs-u ciercncel
EIsou-Elsous Music pIcuonay-Uet'
cfruccl
Ew3li-My Little Boy
FItzcoraid-Letter ? vol .,
Fammsrior-Th and Lightning
Frcc-Seyen Years Hard
Hau-Leyautine LoE-Bolk
Wrdc-CoIege Man and the College Wo-
iacobs-A guide 20 the Use II the Jew
ish EucycI1naedia-iret ereucei
MuIer-Cly BauuiuL
Rams H6ru-Basts From the Rams
Horn.
B0fbsrhid- lincoln Master ~ Men.
sheldeu-Johu Williams and the Fufl'
sadcr-Queer things about Japan; More
Queer Things About japan.
gtNce-Handb01k of Gcucaiogy-Ue
ercel
Wharton Through colonial Doorways
W0ods-Hcrodity I'm Royalty.
FICTION.
Paugs-R. Holmes g. 60.
Crawf0rd-Adam JOhnstores Son.
CraWford-Maron Darche.
CraWflrd-Three fates.
CraWford-J Upper Berth.
Crawford-With the lmmortals.
plckherry-Storm u london.
Woifenstein-Th Renegade and Other
Tales,
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BOOKS.

I'm contrast Co the many bioeraphies
issued this season Mr. Leon II. Vim.
cents novel and charming volume Of
monographs upon l9 of TIE American
Literary Masters offers a useful and
readable biographical and hibiograpa.
iDal guide 0iOughtOu, Mlffn a. Coz
IL covers the period from 1909. Toe
date OF the knickerboC ker History. 90
about 1850 The time uf "Reyeries OF a
Bachelor. The "H0Walji Books. and
'Irue and j. The 10 authors repre-
rented are-lrying Bryant Cooper.
Lnsfe,low, Poe. Ban,r5ft Prescott.
Hawthorne Whittier. Holmes, Motley.
Emerson. Thorelu. Taylor. Mitchell.
Curtis Lowell. Whitman and Parkman
one chapter Is devoted 90 each author.
with sections Treating respectively OF
ihe liie the character the writer and
the works More space has been given
. the historians than iu most books u
tu.s Eiud Mr Vincent writes in an
easy sraceful style. has sk.ltuily con-
i5lsed the narrative details so that the
cs,utlal features stand 0ut boldly, and
offers some suggestive criticism. Va
BE- wei known as lecturer ON literary
subjects. and Is the author o. f0uf vol.
umes NJ Brief studies in French Let
trs and Society in the Seventeenth
Century THE Bibiiotaph." etc Hts
new book is intended 90 appeal to tie
general reader as We'll as Go students
OF literature
Hugo. HeruauI Edited hy James D..
Eruntr pb. ~. ASSOCIATION professor
Df Uomarrh i1npuar.e ga she Trff,.,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
Kidney Disease
Kills.
Thousands Never Suspect That
They Have II.

hhnow generally admitted bat dses,ss O tie
k.dteys and bladder constitute he rrci.cst source
Of disease Clfe hlse and We rcnoye ne sla.s
oineEy al ailments o. DE Lycr. Blood, stomach
and BoEels Bui 'he spFfoaeA u kidney d,e,ss
ksos.y and rialul 1n he fret symptoms nay
poi e noticed Here ore some Of the most common
symptoms Of lhIi dangerous dsetsei
D'co.oled Or dark af.at, sometimes excessive
and " pa's co'0r
Unusual Qli-f % rr.ra'e, esTeclsl'y a. rI.h'.
"htck uuS delu,t., sometimes cula.n.rs
aruutu ard tn.l
SEcl.rg ti11ia eyes. tntes ~ ahd'msn.
lfuU ess rui a constant tired fee.nl.
Ilf, ioi all d'y Skis
lan Boz ite l..,, traftrtt. crtrrs a. iisi lea.
b1Hcs co-si ri, .fsr1r iupa.rll
hhtlalIc ala. .a t.c ls.-is ana ual..,E
d ynu have sryo tia shove symptoms yaar IA.
reff need mu.e.t'e s'iru' 'oI. and Dr. David Ken.
nodyf nyCrft hrels stna.d De- tlksr o. once.
nogon krJv uhH v.l isfTtl . you me- 'eci tcst
tymr'o1s' hrr.fs Dc 49,, meet ioutt, e
natf.y a'wuys itc ouioome d. David Kennedys
ltfofiie hcuccg fns clftt ihoefands oi k.enfy
c.sc-st, ard ul have ne Iosl.ft prot. itwii ere
y1a Send 70 d.. David kennedIt sous. Rondoui.
y. Y, for Tree sample bottle and medical bookleL
Ltfge eoii.es sl.oo, At al cfusgs.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

tyson and Ira Gross. In the deuart-
ment Of lin the Mirror of the Present"
Mr.. Flower devotes about 30 pages TO
the discussion OF present-day. social
ana economir problems from the
standpoint m rrorrrssiyc and funda-
mental deuocracv
Indoors and out Tor July wears
new cover and form improved by an
Increased size az the page and addl-
tionsl readlng matter. Frederick =,
Partington In A UNIQUE Suburb de-
scribes Lqwrenco Park community
OF beautiful homes near New York
CITY "The Charm OF old DuXbury'
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\ Case Of Dragging

Dr. Horatio Parkins. the medico-legal
expert described a, a medical banquet
the yicissItudes and excitements IN the
life of a young ambulance surgeon.
An ambulance surgeon OF my ac-
quaintance" said ne. had a curious
experience the other night.
lie was summoned 10 a police sta
ton n examine an unconscious prison.
or. The prisoner. very muddy and dis
heyelled. lay ON the floor OF the cell
room. The physician bent over and
examined him, and then, rising. said
In a loud stern voice:
"'This mans condition is not due to
drink. He has been crugged'
"A policeman turned pale and said
IN a timid, hesltating voice
I'm afraid yer right sir. drugged
him all the way from Carnevs saloon.
q matter Of a hundred yards or more
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Americans May Still
Visit Stoke Poges.
Our London Literary Letter.

paper OF real importance, however was
the "Allgemelne Zelung' founded At
Leipzig by the bookseller Gotta in l79S.
In the meantime the place Of newspa-
pers had been largely filled by news
letters which circulated IN manuscript
Many Of these came from London, but
the most famous was that which Grimm
wrote from Paris. and which was con-
tinued after his retirement by Madame
de- Staels friend Henri Meister. Most
OF the German potentates subscribed 20
this correspondence hueralre' and q
letter has been published In which NJ.
De Stae suggests % the king Of Swe-
den that he also should subscribe
The famous villa OF Edmond About az
Sayerne. Alsace. Is TO be turned into a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
THE NINETY AND NINE.

Pc liI braek sheep that .trayed away,
Done Jos in de win an De ram,
An de Shepherd He say o hirslin,
Go 6u Ny sheep again"
An de hirsIin' say @ Shepherd
Eat sheep and brack and bad"
But de Shepherd lie smile like dat III br,ek sheep
Wus De onlis,t lamb He had
Al lie say, 20 hirehn hasten,
For de win an the rain am col,
An dat III brsck sheep am lonesome
Out dsre, 90 far fun de- fol,
But he hrelin' frOwu % Shepherd,
Dat sheep oil an eray
But de Shepherd He smile. like dat Ill brack sheep
Wus fair as the break o day
An He say o hireGn hasten,
Lo here is de ninety an nine,
But d.rs way of FUN de .h.spfOr,
!. dat III brack sheep o Nine
An dc hrsln frown, 20 Shepherd
De res de sheep am here
But d. Shepherd He smile like dat III brack sheep
lie hOl it dc mosc, dear,
An de Shepherd 90 out in de darkness
Where de night was col and bleak
An dat lii brack sheep He I'm IL
An lay it asains His cheek.
A. A. HILL {ro.,r 20 Sb,,b.,d
Don bnus dat sheep to me-
But de Shepherd He smile an He hor it close
An ds, Ill brsck .heeP-wus-mel
Paul Dunbar.
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MAGAZINES

The July Arena" which opens Vol
ume &NNNi. ~ this able review. is a
number OF special genera. interest
containing "a wide range OF interesting
subjects discussed ln au authoritative
yet popular manner Prof Archibald
Henderson. Ph. II. contributes dn are
tlcle on Aspects n Contemporary
Fiction which should be widely read
bv lovers Of good literature. as 70 is
able, discriminating and Informing.
Carl Vrooman contributes au interest
ing paper entitled "RamhIes in Swift
zerlgnd" which Is illustrated with sew
eral admirable half-tones An Artist
Of Wiuter-Locked Mature is the title
Of a charming sketch OF Edward W.
Redfed's life and work. by b %. Flow
or. II also is beautifully Illustrated
This issue also contains au excellent
story. entitled tine Parting OF the
Ways" hy Wilmatte Porter COckerel'
Among The more strenuous articles and
those which win be especially inter-
esiing 90 friends Of political and eco.
monte advancement are the following
Solving the Labor Problem bv EN-
GOV Lucius r. G.. Garyin NJ Rhode
Island. Governor Albert i. Cum-
Minis 4 Statesman Who Places the
Interests Of the peoule Above The De-
mands OF Privileged Glasses hy Prof
Lewis Worthington Smith which IS
accompanied by q fine portrait OF GOV
Cummins "Chili-Lahor Compulsory
Education and Race-Suiclde.' by
Willard French; Judge William JEFF
ferson Pollard. 4 Practical ldealist
Who Is Achieving a Great Work DO
Redeeming Drunkards,' by the Editor
Of The Arena" British Egypt by
Ernest Crosby; and Chapter Three OF
% "A Primer OF Direct legislation
containing popular explanations Of the
Recall. Proportional Representation.
the Absolute Majority Method and
Direct Primarv prepared for The
Arena by Eltweed Pomeroy Robert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

A mild sensation has followed tho an
nouuccmont last week that Lyman !.
Gage former secretary Of the treas
ury. had joined tho Theosophlcal broth
,rhood established no Point Iona. near
San Diego. CAL Though mp 90 the
present Mr. Gage has refused "a be In
tervicwed on tho subject @ is believed
That his conversion 10 the cult Is GER
tain.
Hls son. hi Gage of Chicago. his
daughter Mrs Brainari Of Denver ana
Mrs. r. b. Millar. n niece, are the
persons, % IL said, who Influenced Mr.
Gage 90 Join the cult, the ayowed OBJ
ilct ~ which is 10 promote the study
III ancient and modern religions phllos-
ophies and sciences. 10 investigate the
unexplained laws Of nature and the
Isychical powers Of man and 90 estah-
lish faith IN the rclncauauon of the
soul
Mr.. Gage recently purchased a build
ins site ln the Point Iona Colony from
Mrs Katherine A. Tingcy the high
priestess" Of the cult
.>>s>SSe>s>>S>>>z>sS s>>>SeSs>>>z>>>Ss>>,
tlnue through seyera. numbers The
stories are based ON a quaint and hum
Orous corce't. carried out. Il is said I'm
Mrs. Burretts happicsi vein and are
10 have number Of Illustrations in
color hy Harrison Cldy
Alfred Ausun's new poem. This
Door OF Humility" IS said by Caron
Bawuslcy 20 contain The Poct-Laurc-
ate's message o. his time "lt Is a
poem of encouragement 90 those who
In the darkness grope after truth,
knowing that II they be content to sur
Ter FOR the truth the quest shall not be
On vain. II rs "A poem Of hope FOR AN
who realize that love may lead US. even.
though We DO half-hlind 90 the shore
OF that sea where On Gods light We
may see light u may be issued by the
Macmillan company.
r. Kay Robinsou's new work. "The
Religion Of Natue." Is 10 be brought
out in this country by Mcclure. Philips
& Co. The author Is the editor ~
Countryside" and has made a Ifelonl
study ~ natue In his book he aims
to explain away one Of the geat difficult
ties which the theory OF evolution pre-
sents 20 those who would maintain
their faith IN personal God-the ap.
parent wholesale cruelty Involved IN
the struggle for existence On nature. Mr..
Robinson believes that there Is no Cruz
city IN nature, because other animals
than man have no conscious knowledge
Of happiness and unhappness. M.
Robinson undertakes 90 prove that "the
doctrine ~ evolution demonstrates the
creation Of man In the likeness oi
God ' and that therefore. the truth o.
religion and the truth OF science are
one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
Salt Lake Building
And
Manufacturin8@.
There Be Folks

Who 40 not know what else 10 10 with
a lumber pile but 10 make klndliug
out Of H. and there 10 others who can
make out Of It useful and beautiful
things
See our Store. Bank. Bar and Office
Fixtures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Tine was, t. rast thou canst not 1t recall
Tine is, thou hast; employ the portion small
Tine future is not, and may never be-
Tine present Is the only time for thee.
Selected.
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"DRUNKENNESS'
CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO
HABITS CURED BY
TRlB

The examination u the bath vt,.- .,
Yer taking "IRlB few days an ~.
once convince anyone Of the asts,..tt ~
amount ~ impurities coming a..
system. Because "TRIB" curss a.. ne
and tobacco habits with no hs5
effects and possesses every meri ,'..tt'
Cd Tor u the business has er,v.~ n
one 81 ne largest Of It's kind IN he g-.Iia
Mr j. Iailman leading fr.s,.'
ava Walla, Wash, writes y am E.t
TO have the agency Of your TRIp'
consider 10 the most satlsfactort rs..l.
on my shelf % recommend
Mr. J. J.. Meyers. leading sr,.-4. .
South Bend Wash. writes. "Your --tt,,- =,
has worked like a charm" ''''
Mr. c. +. llldge. Leading d-rpys.
Huntington, Oregon, writes IN .v5a.Ii
more than so treatments OF vour .Tprpt
have sold patent remedies To- tfc rs.. :,
years never sold remedy that g.ye. H.,
satisfaction your 'TRIB does"
at. X =. Payne, Payne's pharra-..
Idaho Falls. Idaho. writes. 'TRig.
cured many hard cases here Or. ,
used II last fan and has not terr -t.
sick" M
Mr. Z. c. weber. Rlchael5 Zee,
writes. send me tve dozen .TRrp-f
have sold my business here and MI. g..
give all my time Of the sale Of 'TRfp y
Each package contains q mi fp.
weeks treatment and guarantee
DOull Drug Co., &c. SChranm,
owl corner next Cor. lat 81 ga
ooor 10 new POST Main Sta WHARF
tthce. the cars stop
Sole Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Mrs Frances Hodrson Burnett. rer.
hars the best known writer of he dsv
o. stories for children. has written a
series q iairy tales, which VIII begin
ID the october 81 Nichols and con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

PhOn, sE. ,o-s9 y. ana West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

A. u vs. Mason. author ~ -Four
Feathers and Miranda of me BaI.
e'"F.' h1H written O. rtN novel Rum
Ming Water serial publication On
"hi.h W.i begin ir the August Century.
The scenes afe la.j On the Alps. then in
ENGLAND ana later in thc Alps again.
end the story 's one of lively advent
ufcs as weil AS of character develop
mcuts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-07
SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

The entrance to the Offices over
Sullivan's store, in Broadway, has
been remodcled. A floor has been
laid and a dor built at the entrance
which was formerly an alleyway.
Mrs. Fred Hewlett and grandson
and hire guest, Mrs. Shepp, of Brook
lyn, enjoyed a trip to Keyport by
trolley yesterday.
The house on DR.. Meecham's prop
erty on Stevens avenue has been sole
and will be moved to Second street
along Stevens avenue
1t is said that Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Perrine, Jr., of Catharine
street, are going to move to Long
Branch.
Thomas beats is going to erect an
other house on the ground in Main
street next to the house he resides in.
The ladies of the M. P. church had
a quilting yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards, of Second
street, is visiting her mother in
Mount Holly.
The work in the basement of the
M. P. church was begun again last
night. The bids were in for the con-
tract for the carpenter work to be
done in the church but 1t was not
known who was the winner last even
ing.
The children of the different
churches are very busy practicing for
Children's Sunday exercises.
Ianthe Council, d. of p, will cele-
brate their anniversary On the nine
teenth of July in X. of P. Hall. Par
t~iculars will be given later.
Members of the committee We're
around collecting money for the
Fourth of July celebration last night.
The p. o. of A. held a meeting
yesterday for the nomination of ofic-
ers, but the nomination was post
poned as there were not enough lad
les present to allow the work to be
done.
Mundy & Hunt mad their large
seine badly torn Tuesday evening
when making a haul and they lost all
but a few fish out of it. Was it the
"sea serpent which they have been
! expecting on the Jersey shores, or
was it a. land serpent that did the
work?
Mrs. Charles Steuerwald and
grandson, Master Charles Straub, of
Bordentown, were New York visitors
yesterday.
Herman Kollisch was a New York
city visitor yesterday and had a pleas
ant interview with an old friends and
former resident of this borough, Mr..
Gross.