Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-22

This season promises to see the
biggest BuildinE boom IN the history
of HaddonfieId.
Haddonfield council is enforcing
the resolution prohibiting the use OF
wooden curbs in the streets.
Haddonfield people have contrib
uted $~1,235.06 toward the relief OF
the sufferers in San Francisco.
Rev. Frank Anderson baptized two
candidates at the First Baptist church
Melville, Sunday night.
Three young women were baptized
by Rev. George Poole. pastor in the
BAPTIST church, Gloucester, Sunday.
A house-to-house inspection is be
ing made at Gloucester to secure a
detailed report on the consumption
of water.
A large number of bathers who
enjoyed the surf mt Cape May Sunday
pronounced general conditions sTjust
right"
Civil war veterans of Glasshoro,
Mullica Hill and Pitman Grove at
tended services Sunday morning in
the Pitman M. Il. church.
Rev. John NJ. Davies, pastor of
First Presbyterian church, will de-
liver the GRAFTON on Memorial day
at the Union cemetery, Gloucester.
Unless more cases of diphtheria
develop, the Millville public schools,
which were closed ON Thursday morn
ing, will reopen Wednesday.
Conditions in the woods and groves
of Camden county on Sundays are
such that special officers are to be
employed to stop card playing and
carousing.
There are eight expressmen run
ming between P~aulsboro, Woodbury.,
Glassboro, Swedesboro and Philadel-
phia daily, and all say they never
found business so good.
At the Centenary M. e. church,
Camden, Wednesday night, a hun
bred chosen singers from the Alex
ander-Torrey chorus will render the
.world-famed songs fl5a .
The members of the Hold Carriers
Union, at Trenton, who have been on
strike for a month for higher wages,
returned yesterday at their pay, hay
ing lost the strike. 81
BY The breaking of a porch railing
against which, they were leaning at
the home of Mrs. Gale. in Westville,
Carroll Headley and George Ehrman
were thrown totthes ground and con-
siderably bruised.
Youth with the "bones' in their
games of crap, were kept on the move
in Camden Sunday. Half dozen were
arrested at the foot,of Clinton street,
and others were arrested in the down.
town district.
The project of having a state road
built from Malaga to Port Elizabeth,
Nv, xEoxv ~ AIs11utllnf anJ Xtnn1nnA hoe
been abandoned by the Millville coun-
Gil, as the city's share of the cost
would be $5,75O.32.
William r. Dubell, sixty-two years
old, died suddenly on the street, in
East Burlington, late Saturday night.
He served through the civil war in
the Twclfth4s New Jersey Regiment.
He leaves a widow and six children.
Several of the~delinquent taxpay-
ers in Delaware township narrowly
escaped a few days in the Camden
county jail last week, When Con-
stable Elwell appeared to collect
their taxes or take them to jail they
made vigorous protest. but on second
thought decided to settle,
Commencement exercices of the
Alloway public school will be held on
May rs, in the Methodist Episcopal
church. The officers of the gradual
ing class are: President, j. c. Null
keen; vice president, clifford X. Bell;
secretary, Margueritel' "A. Durham;
treasurer, Jessie T. Batten.
The body of the man killed by a
train at Pevonia station in Camden
on Saturday night was, Sunday
identified as that of Thomas Smith,
fifty-four years old, of No. 1862 Mill
or street, Camden. H9ihad been en-
ployed as a watchman near Delair
and was on his way home when he
met death.