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his lie printed on the official ballot
ior tue election Ia Ice held next
Tuesday rs a candidate fer COM
missioner tO hil the unexpired
term Ut Frank 4. Bond, deceased.
J. l.. Nuckols, Thos. 4. Webb
and Geo. /. Self we're named rs
inspectors Ul the special election
Mr.. Webb being designated ~
clerk.
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Local Happenings at Stet>On University

a..-,Iutrly believed all that .'"
aid. bad tiled and succeeded.
The thought of hapr.ur-- ram"
with thi, topic. and Ur found
them a. ~ c!u-. Iy connected
uur Happiness depends more "r
). ,- IA our character. II 81" iI'"
-htly We live aiway- happily.
and ran say with browning
tud's in hi heavens
A.I. right With lhr woI ,a.
II., l. the worlds week e
aver for missions. All The Ia
ar cordially invited e" mt
. '. 90. every afternoon ir"m " Co.
IJ -. m. t. De- our .hare of TIM
rat work.
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ssrIsen Literary society.

There is some good derived from
IA. StetsUn Literary ~OcIety. IL
lou do not believe the statement
COIN. next saturday night at . az
,ud see Tor yourself. You vii
AiNays be welcome aud will take
way much that wall add To your
store at knoWledge.
At the last meeting, Nov. u
all exceptionally go''d program
was rendered aud "n" winch va,
enj"yed by ali present.
Ia the absence 1T uur president
Mr.. ID. h. Carleton, the vice-pre-
ldent. Miss Warwick, took th'
chair and braVely hure through
,ut the hour its arduous dutIr,
To the sincere regret oi all NJ
DAVIS was unable Ia give ~ ia
a - lection which hr had pTrpaT,
aud We arr eagerly awaiting a..
pther APPEARANCE. lhr next H."
was a discussion 10y Mr.. II Smli
un the question oi the CUBAN su' .
ernment being at iault In o." LAT
Cuban insuTTectIun. an answer d..
hich will lee gwen next week "l
Mr.. Walker. Miss kTu-e, 10 90
pl.asIng MANNER, rec"unt'd tie
important Happenings of th" ra-'
week, pertaining not only '" "ui
own country, hut To- the S"rid al
large. Mrs Hampton. with -r"at
rrrdit to herself, occupied ia"
chair during Parliamentary Prac'
Il ice aud came out safe aud sound
run the mas of motions, amend.
ments and objections hurled a,
her.
After a fiyc-minute rrress Nr.
MufIait very ably discussed the
Significance If the recent elect ''n'
m New York Pennsylvania. "Hl".
and other States. MIR. VI" nt''
-ppcch certainly showed hl- .'"P
lear vision and also a thor .us'
knowledge of thu subject. In
mediaiely following tnl> Wa az
unusually interesting ae'al" 80
the question: Resolved. tina '.'
fadnall team be- aINays rrpu.i,'
to- play the Thanksgiving gan. "a
S,rtS,n. Tie affirmative VA N'i
represented hy Mi.- IIampt"i
and Miss Ryland, while w. -
| land Carlton and Mr.. NHiIar'
Inn. hath nrN uIrmlFTs "Ut 40
lor,,us d.batrrs. strongly uphcI'
the negative. After du" r"u'ld
rration the Judges granted To,
decision ia favor uf the a''irIna
tiv'.
This completed the program
aud oN ing o. the ai'-rucr 1T fr"l
frost. Mr.. RoseIoruugh la'e tn
critics rrpurt.
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state of Ohio. slS Of TOle,lo.) 50

state ~ Ohio. GIty Of Tole,lo.) 50
Lucas County.
frank 4. C'hcBey makes cath thst he
b. thu -eni0r partner of the hrm % y.
4. Cheney a To-. dang ba~inesa In the
city of Tols,io. County and siate
aforesaid and that aid hrm AN pay
the sum Of Uns Ilundrs,d Dollars fof
each and every case - t'atarTh that
cannot l,e rur,'d by The ~ Of Halls
Catarrb cure. Frank y. Cheney.
Su oFn o. iss-farp uls and subscribed In
my IHr-rnsr. this Gih DAY of ilrCemlser.
A. u. IssSi A. ". Gleazoa.
NoiaTy l'ubisc.
tSeaLl
Halls CaiaFVh cure u taken Internal
u aud acts dircStly On the blood and
mu-ou- surfaces &C the system. Send
Tor testimoaials. frct.
o. !. Cheney a Co. Toledo. q.
Sold b. Druggists. &c.
halle Family Piils ere thsessa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-16

The Kent Club attended Circuit
Court in body Saturday night
Colonel Pope, of Jacksonville, de-
Iiyered his argument before the
Jury in the Florida East Coast
damage case, and the Club thought
il a good opportunity 10 listen l."
an able attorney in un interesting
case.
Therefore, the program which
We should have rendered last
seek will he given next saturday
night.
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TRuIT sROwEEs ASSOCIATION.
MEETING Called for Auiaai Benefit and
Protection.

10 Fruu Growers and All Interested
IN ha, subject IA the ~. Joan
River Section: q
An organization known as The -.
Iu.,l., k.er FruU uTONcTs Asso-.a
ZION has Just Dcgu lOrmed At D't..n.'
\ constitution anI ~ iaN, has b''"
Auop,e,,. bat TIE e.c,uun oi oti'cSf %
las Ueen postponed unsn NJN. i"''''
al u. IA. at the cuuRcu rooms.
IH.s pos pui,,",vm AS i"T 'hc pas
pJsg OI s,,aI.ug - .sTgc al a''ei''-''''
A, p,,,,Ibi, 10 o.I,t lla, .ac uuUs,I
,acn 10 Je elected may &c c""'eh if"''
.Hc rcpF, s,n,4u,c mcn oi lhe en'i''
section co,,T,u ~ tnr UTgAnllaii'n
car uuyect 0, tOt na1aai asp an"
prOlr,,ivn IA az Jnat pCr'aIns - i''n.
s.ue.sg IA In.s sSN"oi"
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,uOu IN combaLng Iue waite by al
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piug u.cuiJyTs advised a. tO -,
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.C,.,ll.s ~ay aiIa nsV-'as 100 O"sai'i'''r
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.a,uru,aauu .s go IHc rS..aU.isty aiiu
yd,lu,ss slauaIug 90 as nand,SIs aIu
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IIg lruA. al ,Scagc a umilOrm pae.'
-"a s,aaI.s %. .ru.is sa'ppcd.
Al Incsg things snd more can be
4,cumpI,E,d - organized cnuTi
.usAIg s,,-.-,, ; sc agc al tie
..,cr,y %, D,,.g"ing people.
rruy gruNug "a, never been a
y hhAAal -uNANNn atts p" 'N'N N't''N'
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, lcy agc ialimng ~ rs ANA tclnns Is
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ICED 4 guaruIan appu.uiCu 10 J,li u
aa,u ,p - IN uu, uI ,hc W,t. ",
ave Head, up car u,1uds thCy as
.ga.. AZ. Jhat urgsnllaIIua Is Iny hes
-uaruian
rum gruWcr,' a,spSia,ipns IN Flor:
IA have 49,, been taDruugh enough
: nicr, general meeting I, gc.h,r O.
ipg enough. Ne hop, To -,J.a IA
ate oi other ,u,h m"ScmcuIs by dele
gazing the night to represent u to
.,uaTd ct len Directors come sl'
sip u, ,cicci board oi run grower
ShO have interest snd ability.
by uniting ~ can. i"r ns'inss
sep ,uc NuI,, - uIl q, hisic MANI ~
% ,sp,s,,. Nhi.y Il ,ci, &" s,PhFa.
sr"Ncr, ga hur,cn o., i"o great an
he WDg. may ~, Ice thoroughly u"n'
Any pcr,pn Interested N 'hy ,uu
,CI mailer {, eligible 10 ncmb,r''
81 i.t.ic c",,. -II,c 81, - orange III
he heaviest expense iaii- uIAn ID
sruaeT
Ihc value q. al hu,.n,,, and pToFei
, j. iarg,.y GcpCnd,nl upon the 'uC
Sc, 81 lruu gtrNIug.
We a,A ior aud expect the heart
.upp"ri 81 al classes.
Dcl.and. tla.. Nov. l2Jh. l'SS'
|. II. d. Stevens. Chairman.
4 J. W Perkins, Secretary
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4. ". q. 4.

Character Builling-thai W"I-
worn subjcct-Was CUR '. w l.
A. top.c for the day. ltva>e even
a better meeting than lat week.
That's saying a great d-al M'-s
Martin. our leader, Nas very prac-
teal, and in her talk did MT at
tempt to ''sOar"-just brought us
down 81 common mother "arih;
gave N new. rich, helpful th"ughts
On plain, everyday living Ia"
things that she said ESPECIALLY
interested US all That Is u that
We arr forming our character n"w'
CD that patience and seli-c"n'roi
are very necessary attributes in
forming a good character. We
have all read and heard these
things many times before, but
never were thew 10 clearly brought
To our minds n today. Perhaps
because We felt that the leadeI
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ARRIVE
From North-Is5 q N and els q. ~.
PROM Soath-I-s5 q. NJ. and q Pm.
LkAvE
For N0rth-ls:l. AHA ! T. N.
For sOath-I2:l5 and 5:l5 Pm.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-16

Avoid alum and alum phos-
plate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE.-Safey lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which IS a
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder.
and the best that can be made.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-16
EAST COAST RY
LOSES 9 CASES
JurieS Award Verdlcts Car
rying $500.
TWO NBGRoEs HURT on TRAIS
Grand Jury TiHds several True Bills.
1aarI PrseeediRgs.

The time at the Circuit Court
has Zen taken up, To- a great ex-
tent. by two negro suits against
the Florida Eass Coast railway.
g.. Negroes, through their attOT-
u,... l. VI. BENNETT aud frank
~. Pope. su-d tor $4,000 dam
u-.. Zach ou account OF injuries
received Nnil. un trains II the
defendant company. line railrOAd
rpmrau, Wa rrpT, senIsd by
stewart n BY.
terdirI fur S5.ts'po.
I.y fr-t ease, tual 20 AleXan-
..rIIYu,Il. VA tTicd Saturday;
tie .ury wa cump,-ed 81 W. A.
N.krull., g.. y. DuzIcr, r. ROg-
r.,. a. " Mann, J. A. ErIck-
-.uaud II. r.. lelvington, who
.uu4 verdict Of $3.50 for the
u..utIl.
Awarded 900 Damages.
Inc -,cund case terminated
I.c-da, night. la this case IL.
" Nuuams, an elderly negro,
Na, tuc plaintiff. J. ii. GENTRY,
A.. ". Purcell, Y. 4. Barr, '. ".
,,uu,a. N. "a. Haskell anu J. Ia.
.,pny c.mpu,cd the jury; n ver-
Diet OF s.sS against the railroad
...uiuu. Nas aNarded.
INu ,.tdIrIs, aggrrgating 81
... aIrulu three ua!s, Will make
r.r Ia.rrad company come
.rru-- but at cuurs. the cum
mu, VI., appeal the cases and
. ar, Co Keep the negroes cut of
tie money aNarded them 10y the
urIr- u. aultc men. lhlrty-One
ICELAND u.gTurs voted against
drainage lat tuesday, helping u
save many times 81 ..Sn annually
leo 10, railroad company; the
company uught g. take tnl- into
r.u-idcratlOu aud pay the ver-
.lrt- Al once. Bennett a Pope
auu nI-,.ciu-Ies tor their clients.
several True. Hills Fsaha.
In, grand jury returned in
ll-tm.ut- a. follows:
i n DRYDEN, rape.
Aaron Mccoy ana George Rob
.gJ-, murucT.
.a Robinson. murder.
~araH N.Wtuu aud James New
rr. murder. (Ihese two ver'
....I-l.d a year ago and a new
.ral -raut.d them by the Su
u,.m, COURT
ID l.. Helen, lcwd and wantoI
I.....r. tlms case Was handed
..au to th, criminal court fol
tra..l
doe Robinson pleaded guilty &
murder Iu the second degrre.
Grand Iury PreseHimeRt.
IT,. GRAND jury made the fol
lowing General Presentment OF
T.. -day. after which the jur,
va. thanked by the court AN
d charged:
Iac ar.a. Jury empaneled Tor IN
term GO court completed Sc bushes
,.-t,rlay afternoon and made =
....s ug final presentment:
t. ... honorable Minor s. Jone
|..-r. CTS.
1.sr .rand jury for the fall teri
.... ,ruual Court OF Nolusis eoun
.. .t- o.. report that they have an
t..r duties. and make this thei
.r,-,Ulmtni.
,Hutuu,d on passz
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REPORTS OF uFFICERs.
The clrrk reported the coIlec
tiun Of $5S 10 ia water T-nts dur
M the munih.
The engineer T"IS'rted: water
pumped, 49,, >OI cubic Ie''I ~"'d
burned. "a cuIds; NWd ~ yard,
NJ curus; laps Opened. :; tap
c."s,d, /; urN taps, q; total mum
yer IT tap, ~ daI', t1. Inc dr.
nIand ter alter has al InUst Trachru
the capacity "i the pump.
The ma . =, pp FED the col
lcctlon ui $;5 90 ia sanltary ier'
during the month.
REPAIRING sIBEN AIks.
The marshal rrIS,ris'd that al
Is.rsnus, With TIL exception "i
tao. Nhn had teen nutiii'-d &" T"
paiT sIu-walks. had dun" 81; Tia
marshal Nas instructed Z" motif!
all UtlIer piuP,rty owners I" pu'
their ~ alks ia gUud condition. IL
Was repUIt ii To- council that son''
of the sidewalk CONTRACTORS yer
not max Z repairs n require.
by the ordinance. This mattel
MAS referred to the Str,,'t Com
nIttee, NhO acre instructed MT
To- accept the walks unless the,
Nere property made 90 repaired
HIGHER wArER BATES.
An ordinance Vas parsed
amending the rules. rates and reg
ulations governing the oPeiatI"''
Of the water works. The new "r
dinance raises thu rates to 20 PeI
wear for residences, stores and
restaurants, and - per year iOI
shops, etc; livery stables, So
excess over minimum rate, l.
cents per IOO gallons. A sPcIa
rate Of 10 cents par lOOO gallons
vas made Ia the University; thu
is an increase of 1 cents yer lOU
Kallons. The actual Gust at pump
ing is estimated az ~ cents 81
lOOO gallons.
ELECTED ENGINEER.
IA. Oldham vas unanimMsi!
elected city engineer for the cur
rent year.
ACCENTED kEw STREET.
Sans Souei avenue, from Min
nesota 10 University Place
through the COdrington home
stead, Was accepted and declares
aPublie rad.
TO PTxEsTRAW sTREErs-
Street Committee Was instruct
ed 10 hire men and teams to rak
mp straw, and % pinestraw, wit
city teams, streets as follows
Rich avenue, fFOm Boulevard Z
Cara; Minnesota avenue, froI
shell 10 city limits; Mlchiga
avenue, from Boulevard to Am
liza; Amelia avenue, from MIch
gan 90 Rich; Boulevard, tro'
Short street north tOeity limits.
Petition Was read request ~
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CITY COUNCIL
ELECTS OLDHAM
Pinestraw 10 BE Spread ut
Once.
BILLS PAID-HEPoRTs Oh OFF
GERS.
Chanxe IN WaserNsrks Ordinance, and
Osher MaItsFs Attended 10.

Al the meeting Of ia" city cOun-
ell Monday night, President Bush-
nell, Cuuncilmeu Cairns, Gentry
and Woodward we're present.
HILLS PAID.
Bills we're audited and warrants
drawn in pay meni thereof a. fOl-
lnuz.
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NerdirI Ivr $500.

TYy ir-t case, tnat - Alexan-
u.rIlrv,Il. IA, tTicd saturday;
t.r ury wa cumIused "t W. A.
N.kruli., g. Y. DpzIer, r. Rog-
r.,. A. ". Mann, J. A. Elck-
..u.aud IL. r. lelvington, who
.uul "a verdict of $3.50 for the
..aIutII.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.

A chair of japanese history has
Yersity.
1t is said that last year the salaries
Of 24.000 elementary school-teachers in
ONO averaged 70 cents a day.
The London Graphic suggests tina;
the British educational authorities SET
up monographs with a standard ac-
cent" in all the schools OF the en-
nire.
English educational and sanitary au.
'horities are discussing the advisable
ity of substituting cheap paper ana
pencils for states in schools. The
Lancet is strongly in favor of paper
ana pencils.
DR.. Alice IL. Luce, who graduated
from a Maine high school in 1880 and
later from Wellesley, is at the head
CT a school in Berlin for the higher
education of American young women.
She got her degree OF doctor of phil
Csophy at Heidelberg, and before go.
ing TO Berlin was dean of the WON
ems department at Oberlin.
DR.. NJ. V. O'Shea, of Wisconsin uni.
versity, created a sensation by say
ing in an address to the county teach
IS institute, al Seattle. the other day.
There ought to be just as many men
- women in the schools. How much
more would the children be benefited
did they come in contact more with
st?ong, vigorous men? | think tbs
Is the crying need of education to.
day. The profession is too much mo-
rOpolized by women"
Miss Olive Jones has established in
he heart of New York's swarmina
Fast side a school for backward chill
tren. The children in each class viii
he of practically the same age. ans
VIII have equal opportunities to learn
Miss Jones hopes that one of the
Sreat causes of truancy will be rene
died in her school, children who have
ar any reason got behind their mates
and have to join classes with the little
fellows are made fun of, and to avoid
this ridicule those backward big hes
play truant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
SOUTH AMB0Y.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The fourth dollar roll call OF the
Methodist church for this conference
year was held in the church Wednes-
day night of this week. The four
rolls will net $35S and a motion was
made that the treasurer be directed
TO turn over to the trustees of the
church $3.50 with request that the
same be paid on the mortgage just
as Oon as practicable.
new roll was started which will
% called in May. The roll Wednes-
day evening started with a short en-
tertainment and after it was over re-
freshments were served in the base
ment.
Next Sunday will be missioniEy
Sunday in the NJ. f. Sunday school.
1t is the last one for this conference
year and it is expected that the col
lection will be unusually large. The
collections for the eleven months OF
the year already past exceed the
same months of last year consider
ably.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
PEOPLE IN PASSING.

Col. William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill')
has been officially appointed Instructor
TO the balloon companies of the naval
engineers at Aldershot, England.
William Latour, a photographer OF
Joplin, Mo-, is believed to be the only
with Wilkes Booth just previous to the
assassination of Lincoln. Mir. Latour
cherishes a programme of Booths last
appearance in st. Louis.
The late Charles r. Yerkes was a
gold miner in his youth, having been
sent by his father to manage what
was known as the Dodge mine at Lis
bon. N. II. 1t is said that 500, 00o
worth of gold was mined there, but
the cost of operation was twice the
value of the product.
Peter Larson, of Montana, is doubt
less the richest Scandinavian in Amer,
lea. Out in Montana they say lie is
the richest mar in the northwest next
TO Senator w. A. Clark. The most
modest estimate of his fortune is S.
'"p,Vup, Nhilc many uItll III pOoltioii
to judge say that IT. will approach
$25, 900, 600.
Capt. Herbert Winslow, U. S. N,
son of Rear Admiral John Ancrum
Winslow, who. as commander of the
Kearsarge, sank the confederate cruis-
er Alabama off Cherbourg in 1864 and
died in Boston in 1873, has just been
detached from the Charleston and il
how in command of the new battleship
Kearsarge.
Squire Richard Van Wrinkle, a resi-
cent of Bergen county, New Jersey,
celebrated his ninetieth birthday late
ly by having his photograph taken for
the first time. He wore the suit of
clothes ana the tall hat which he
bought for his second marriage 40
years ago. Mr.. Van Wrinkles an.
cestors came from Holland in 1886 and
settled in Bergen county.
Capt, Peter ]. Fraser, of the steam,
ship ~Bermudian, has made the trip
a distance of 1,400 miles-between
New York and Bermuda 507 times.
His total mileage by sea alone foots
up to 1888, GOO miles, which would equal
in distance about 90 trips around the
world, or nearly two trips to the moon
and back again, if such journeys could
be taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
AMERICAN WOMAN GUIDE.
Touring Parties in Ancient Athens
Shown the Sights by
Young Lady.

There is in Athens, Greece, Il young
american girl. Miss Florence Stone,
Who makes Il good living az a profess
'ional guide. Some time ago. while
raveling in Europe with her mother,
Mss Stone received word that their
ortune had suddenly been lost. Hap
)Rning to be in Athens, she determined
o remain there and do what she could
,oward their support. She tried teach
nE English for a while, but was not
particularly successful in getting
pupils.
Then, at the suggestion Of a prorni-
tent American woman whom she had
accompanied on one or two sightsee-
ng expeditions, she offered her Scr
yices to parties of tourists as a pro-
'essional guide and has made a sue
.ess of il. With education and cul-
ure as well as a perfect knowledge
If modern Greek. she is better able to
mpart interesting historical informa-
ion than the ordinary foreign guide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
LOCAL ITEMS,

The Misses Nellie and Florence
Edwards, the daughters OF Rev. J.. G
Edwards. of North Long Branch
spent Sunday and Monday of last
week with Mrs. w. NJ. Emmons, o.
Second street.
The choir boys and girls of Christ
church held their reception Wednes-
day night. and had a delightful time
Refreshments were served before
leaving for their homes and greatly
enjoyed.
Mrs. Charles Parisen, of Johr
street, is suffering with a very sore
finger and it is said the bone is af-
fected from the effects of rheuma-
tism. There are a great many suffer
ing with rhematism at present in this
borough.
Miss Nj. P. Willitts, teacher in
school No. /. is i'll at her home in
Broadway and Mrs. George Lahne is
substituting for her.
Matthew Eler, of Main street, who
is very i'll with rheumatism, was re-
ported as greatly improved Wednes-
day, but passed rather a bad night
and was reported as not so well.
There was a rumor that a man met
with an accident Wednesday night
at the coal docks but it could not be
verified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson have moved
from John street to the house ir
George street formerly occupied by
Mrs. Lambertson and family.
The dollar roll call of the John
street NJ. f. church was held We'd
nesday night. An entertainment
was given before the roll call. con
sisting of readings, music and sing
ing.
Miss Laura Johnson, of Totem
vile. is visiting Miss Mae Roddy, OF
David street.
Mrs. Ann Hathaway. of Brooklyn
was the guest of Postmaster Roddl
and family Friday.
Mrs. o. H. Day, of Somerville, n
j., the widow of Captain Day, is visit
ing Mrs. ]. B. Jones and Mrs. Charles
Pearce, of John street.
A man from Keyport was in town
yesterday selling smelts at two
pounds for twenty-five cents.
John Williams. of Trenton, who
has been on a W weeks business
trip in town, which he spent very
pleasantly, has gone to Jamesburg on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kishner, 0
Perth Amboy. attende the railroad
sociable at the Baptist church THU"
day. N d EagAzai
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Hendrick VanDvke has re-
turned from his trim to Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Corl and Miss Mil
dred. of South Norwalk, Conn, are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. William Walsh, of Brooklyn,
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Edgar is improving.
Miss Nellie Freeman was in New
York Wednesday.
Miss Mcfarland has returned from
Roxbury.
The Misses Acken are visiting
friends in Plainfeld.
Dr.. Mason has been on a business
trim TO Tennessee.
Invitations are ont for the ami
versary dance and reception at the
Mctucheu Club February %. Mrs.
Edward Morris will be the hostess for
the evening.
An informal card party was given
Nv the ladies of the club yesterday
l%fternoon. SiX-handed euchre was
played and no prizes were given.
N~nho"a of the Eagle Hook &
Ladder Company are making great
preparations for their grand ball next
Wednesday night.
The bell presented to the Roman
Catholic church by Mr.. ]. l.. Tonnelli.
in memory of his father, was placed
in the belfry of the church WcdneS-
day and rang out for the first time.
causing some wonderment among
the members of ST. Luke's parish, be-
cause it sounded just like their bell.