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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
HAZE HANGS OVER DATE
OF INSURANCE PROBE.
No One Seems to Know Time for
Work, But Departments Are
All Getting Ready.

TRENTON, June IA. one
seems to know when the NJ meet
ing of the senate committee to 1nves-
tigate the life insurance companies
of the state is scheduled. Senator
Minturn, minority member of the
committee, when asked about the
meeting, said that, although it was
almost two weeks since the commit
tee met, he had heard nothing of an
other session. The matter is en-
tirely out of my hands," said the
Hudson senator. we adjourned to
meet subject to the call of the chair,
but the chair has done no calling yet.
We are being generously supplied
with books and documents bearing
upon the work of the investigation.
We have been supplied with reports
of the Armstrong committee of New
York, and when we start again
ahead"
I'VE are prepared to give all the
information required of u.s." said
Banking and Insurance Commission
er Watkins, speaking of the investi-
cation, ''and our department has
nothing whatever to fear"
MI. dJkluS also Sdiu LudJ JnS u0-
partment would welcome an oppor-
tunity to explain some of the evil
dcnce given by Deputy Commissioner
Johnston at the last meeting of the
committee. The inference had been
drawn. he said further, from the fact
that the department employed a New
York actuary to make it's ~investiga-
lions, that 1t vas lax in its methods,
and did not depend upon it's own
force to make the required examina-
lions.
"That is all a mistake" said Mr..
Watkins. I'VE employ Actuary Faclc
Ter because of his expert knowledge
of the work required. We could not
employ a force sufficient to make
such expert and searching examina-
ton as he makes. He is employed by
New Jersey and, although the com
nanies have to paw MS EXPENSES. they
have nothing to do with him, and no
control over him. Our own examin-
ers assist in all these examinations.
but that fact was not brought out be-
fore the committee" 81
1t is understood that when the
senate investigating committee meets
again MI. Fackler and Mr.. Watkins
will be witnesses before it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

NEW YORkAJme t4.-The united
labor organizations of the city will pre-
sent to Mayor Mcclellan today aft
davits setting forth the dangerous con
ditions existing in the tunnels now be-
ing dug by various railroad companies
under the city aud the East and North
rivers. Regular inspection and en-
forcement Of existing laws will be
asked in order to stop the sacrifice Of
human life anthenith. The labor mel
assert that workers are injured daily
in the tunnels, and many of them ell
Their die or are permanently disabled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
GRADUATION AT NORMAL
AND MODEL WEDNESDAY
Programs Completed for the Com
menCement Exercises at the
State Schools.

TRENTON, June 14.-Elaborate
programs have been arranged for the
classes of the New Jersey state nor
NAL and model schools, which are to
be graduated next Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings.
The normal commencement pro-
gram for Wednesday evening will be
as follows: March, Triumphant"
state schools orchestra; chant, ''The
Lords Prayer" essay, School Music
in Character Making" Vera M. Esler;
essay, "Coleridge as a Romancist,''
Miriam Eulalie Oatman; chorus, AT
the Making of the Hay" recitation,
Madeleine Vercheres," Nelly Don
nelly Thomas; essay, THE States
manship of Rurgot," Nellie Mantz;
essay, value of Laboratory Work in
the Teaching of Geography" Ruth
Trask Farrow; part song, Miss Emily
Tappan Marsh, Josephine Louise Nc
Kinney, Gertrude Katherine Schmidt,
Alice Elizabeth Potter, Vera M. Esler
and Minnie Meyer; violin obligato,
Professor Albert T. Stretch; recita-
ton, MRS. Poyser," a character
sketch, Helen King Pearce; piano So
10, Second Rhapsody" Emma H.
Altofer; essay, ''Children's Songs"
Gertrude Katherine Schmidt; chorus,
"She Sleeps essay, Poetry as Gre
ative Spiritual Energy" Louanna
Conover, valedictorian; presentation
of class by Principal Green; recep-
ton of class, T. O'Connor Sloane,
Esq, of state board of education;
march, "The Graduate state school
orchestra.
The students of the present normal
and model junior classes will act. as
ushers at the commencement exer-
cises. Thornton Bissell will be chair
man of the ushers at the model COM
!, mencement and Miss Marinita B. Roe
will se.cc Iced him at the normal.
The list is as follows: Marinita b.
Poo Amelia B. Kugler, Jeanette
Rritton. Helen N. Woodward, Helen
c. Hammell, Mary E. Rossell, Harriet
N. milford, j. Beryle Adams, Beth F.
Curtis, Meta Trapp, Isabella Pedlow,
Nucy L. Crowley, Thornton H. Bis
sell, H%eulings Mumper, Morris s.
Traver, Ralph o. Wilgus,> Charles A.
Malloy, Donald C. Oliphant, Roscoe
X. Cook, Cyril X. Richards, James
e. Tams, Elmer Conover, Halsey G.
Holmes and William r. BOLTON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
The LODGES.
What Is Taking Place Among
The Secret Orders.


Haymakers Loft No. IS " will
hold theirti regular meeting in Red
Mems hall tomorrow night. The
election of officers will take place
and a representative to the conven-
ton, which will be held in this city
In August, will be named.
RARITAN LODGE, f. q A. NJ.
A regular meeting of Raritan
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, will be held to-
ARRANGE FOR PICNIC.
A meeting Of the committee of
Haymakers was held at j. j. Flynn's,
in New Brunswick avenue, last night,
when final arrangements were made
for their parade and picnic, which
will be held Saturday at Excelsior
Grove.
RED MEN MEET.
Pc Amboy Tribe, Order of Red
Men. will hold a meeting tonight.
ROCK OF SAFETY, /. o. g. T.
A number of the members of Rock
of Safety Lodge, l. o. G. T., attend
ed the meeting in their hall last
night, when the district grand officers
of the state from Newark, made their
official visit. Speeches were made by
several of the officers in regard to
the progress of the order was maxi
ing throughout the state and the
good standing 1t was in. Two candi-
dates were nominated. After the US
ual business, refreshments were
served by the committee.
Preparations are being made for
the anniversary, which will be held
next Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
co,. Nomiuated For Governor.

DULUTH. Mimi. June 1.-THE tick.
ct nominated by the Republican state
convention is as follows: Governor, A
/. Cole. Walker: lieutenant governor,
A. O. Eberhart, Mankato; treasurer, G
G. Dinehart. Slayton; attorney general
E. Z. Young. Appleton; secretary OF
state. julius Schmahl, Redwood Falls
auditor. S. G. Iverson, Rushford; clerk
Of supreme court. c. A. Pidgeon. Buff
falo: railroad commissioner, G. f. Sta
pies, West st. Paul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June He.
Wallace. who for years has been tray
cling with a circus as a human os-
trich," was operated on at the city
hospital here. The surgeons removed
~ifty-seven nails, three or four pieces
of glass and FIVE pieces Of wire from
his stomach. He will recover. Wallace
saws that he has been doing his los
trichr act for years and had never felt
any III effects until recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
Burlinston ana quincy Road Guilty.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1.-THE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
way company was found guilty by a
jury in the United States district court
on four counts of granting concessions
on packing house shipments for export
to the Armour Packing company, Swift
& Co., Cudahy & Co. and the Nelson
Morris Packing company. The convic-
ton carries with it a fine of from $1,000
to $4,000 on each count. Judge Smith
Mcpherson deferred sentence until
June %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
OBITUARY
LEO M'CoNvILL.

Word has been received of the
death of a former resident of this
city, Henry Leo McConvill, son of
Patrick McConvill, of 253 High
street, this city, at Honesdale, Pa.
Funeral from the residence of his
brother, John ]. McConvill, 235 Third
street, Jersey City, from thence to
st. Michael's r. C. church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

WASHINGTON. June 14-CaptaIn
Mulligan of the cruiser Marblehead has
been ordered not to seize the Empire.
American ocean going tug engaged In
a flibustering expedition against Qua
temala, which has put into corintO. un-
less she attempts to leave Nicaragunn
waters. There Is nothing for him to do
but watch her and II she starts to sea
to capture her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
Light. out NJ CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. June II. The
seven races at LatOnia were run on a
sloppy track. The steeplechase handi
cap over the short course went to
Lights Out. the second choice. with
Otis L. second and War Chief third.
Pirate. the favorite. and Gould fell at
the first jump. While at the post Pr
rate kicked aud badly injured Mr..
Pomeroy. The latter was withdrawn
by the judges, and twenty minutes
were allowed for a new book. Only
two fayorites won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
| Friday
June Sale
Specials
NOTIONS
llNINGS
ELAKNELs

Hose Supporters,-3 slzes-value s.. 5
Darling Cotton-doz. balls-reg. 49,. 8
Collar supports. enough for two
reg. 5 cts. a set. 81
Cotton Roll Tape-24 va. pcs.-reg. s 5
SILK Finish MORE Percalines
black, white and all pretty Summer
tints for liningsIlnstead Of .10. =. IL
Mercerized Sateens-black. white
and colors-36 Inches wide--specinI Jpn
Scotch shifting aud SnIting Flannels-
fancy colors-value "A. .2E
All Wool T~will-nHvy, gray and brown
mixtures for bathing suits-vaiue 30 "a
Yard wide Bleached Domet Flannels-
were 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
CONFERENCE
HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
Governor Stokes Will Not be in
Trenton Next Tuesday and the
Date Had to be Changed.
Special 70 the EvBNING NEWS:

TRENTON. June 14.-The con
ference of the county tax boards with
the State Board of Equalization,
which was scheduled to take place
next Tuesday, has been postponed
because Governor Stokes will not be
here that day. The date will fixed at
that time, however.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
MACHINE MEN
ARE IN DOUBT
State Committee Is Bothered
About Getting Out the Pro-
posed History Of Party.

AlNlSAN lO4Ns June l4."OIdle lT6dS-
urer Frank o. Briggs, as chairman of
the republican state committee, APP
pears to be having no easy task in
getting together the committee which
the state organization at it's recent
meeting authorized him to appoint
for the purpose Of preparing an adj
dress upon the achievements of the
republican party in New Jersey.
To all who asked him when the
committee would be appointed and
when the address might be
bly, looked for, Mr.. Briggs said he ex-
pected to have the committee formed
in a short time, July 1 at the latest,
and that he coul dnot tell when it
would have the address ready to lay
before the public.
Mr.. Briggs also said that he had
practically decided upon the men who
would make up the committee, and
that he was waiting to hear from
some of them as to whether they
would consent to serve.
When asked what particular points
the address would deal with and how
they would be presented, Mr.. Briggs
said that WIS a matter for the com
mittee, and he knew nothing of its
details.
There was much gossip over this
subject in the state house, and some
skeptics we're inclined to believe that
it would be a long day before the
committee would be announced or
the address issued. 1t was also said
that Mr.. Briggs was having trouble
getting the representative men he
wanted to find time to devote to the
natter" and that several he had
asked had regretted their inability to
serve.
Makeup of Committee.
From a source which is known to
be reliable On matters relating to the
management of the republican party
in this state, 1t was learned that the
committee would probably consist OF
one from each county, although that
was not definitely settled. 1t was
true, 1t was said, that Mr.. Briggs had
requested a number of republicans
more prominent in the business and
professional worlds than in the field
of practical politics to serve on the
committee, and that most of them
had consented. 1t would not take
the committee long, 1t vas also said.
to prepare the address after 1t had
been appointed, and their duties
,,1nII he no ~ thn nofrrn IF ndi-
tors than authors of the l~ong-looked-
for document. The reason for this
was that almost as soon as the state
executive body of the party authoriz-
ed the publication of the address the
state committees literary bureau and
those at it's command who r con-
sidered to be cunning with the pen
and pencil, were put to work getting
the document into shape.
In fact, it was whispered that al
ready there is in existence one draft.
and that others will be completed at
any day now. 1t is the plan, 1t was
said, to submit all these productions
of the literary geniuses of the state
committee to the committee as soon
rs they are completed, and that its
members will go over them all, pick
.ng out such parts as they deem wise,
nd out of them making up a sort of
omposite affair which shall be the
'ddress with which the machine men
intend to spike the guns of the Colby
reform movement and put it COM
pletely out of business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application TO the
CITY of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing, for a transfer OF his license to keep
a saloon with the privilege Of selling malt
and spirituous liquors in the City OF perth
Alan Kearny at 81 SavIe ave. t. andre Marion
MICHAEL CLEMENTS. 2iks Q II 2t oev
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

PEEKsKII.L. y. T.. June tom
mencements day at the Peekskih Mn
lary academy was married Dy the
premature explosion Of a piece nat
vas firing q salute 10 General zoe as
he parts arrived. Godfrey W. Howard
u WIlIsHHsinr Pa who was ram
ming home ~ ree lost his arm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
senator AIitson,s Illness.

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Mueh con-
Germ is felt by, the friends of Senator
Allison because Of his continued i'll
ness. He has now been confined to
his apartments for ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

ITHACA. n. Y, June i4.-Fiye Cor
nell students will spend their summer
vacations i'm a trip by wheel through
Europe. The party. which Is made up
OF George w. Naysmyth. Walter Man
ming Laid, William Tudor Price. A. II.
Candee. and Manuel Marco-Romero
win leave New York on the Celtic next
Tuesday and will be gone three
months.
Advertising IN tie NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
Reynolds win Not Testify.

NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y, June H.
It was stated that President Reynolds
of the Great Eastern Telephone com
pany. who accused New Rochelle alder
men of boodllng. is not TO be called be-
fore the grand jury as Il witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
Society
SOCIAL CIRCLE MEETING.

Ahc hduleS OOclai ClfcIc Helu II
largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting at the home of Miss Esther
Parkowitz, in Fayette street, last
night, to. make all final arrangements
for their outing, which will take
place on Sunday.
1t was unanimously decided to
spend the day at Midland Beach, Stat
en- Island.
The members will meet at the
home of Miss Anna Mintz, In Fayette
street, and will be conveyed from
there in a stage to the beach. Re-
freshments will be taken with them.
and dinner will be served at n OF
the hotels at the beach, and a good
time is looked for, II the day Is favor
able.
Refreshments we're served after
the usual business was transacted
and a very social time was had by all.
y
MARRIED THIS AFTERNOON.
Miss Anne Glow Fraser, daughter
of Mrs. William Fraser, of this city,
and Mr.. Maxwell Francis Lawton,
son of Prof. and Mrs. William Grams
ton Lawton, of Brooklyn, we're quiet
ly married at 2 o'clock this after
moor at the Church of the TraIlsfig-
uration, New York city. Only the
immediate families were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawton will spend the sum-
mel at Lake George.
SETON HALL COMMENCEMENT.
Mr.. Richard Bolger and Miss Kath-
crime Nolan attended the commence
,ment exercises of Seton Hall College,
held in the Newark theatre at 2:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Bishop
John j. O'Connor, president ex-officio
of the college, presided and awarded
various degrees, medals and honors
The college Glee Club and orchestra
furnished the music. Mr.. Bolger and
Miss Nolan were guests of James F.
Mcdonald, n of the graduates.
EXHIBIT CONTINUES.
The art exhibit of drawing, water
color and modelling work of the pup
lis of the public schools, will remain
on view in the lower hall of the high
school again tomorrow afternoon
from 2 until 5 o'clock.
lH |.fr
MIR. & MRS. NOE ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Noe entertain
ed a number of friends last night at
their home on High street, near the
park. Photographic selections were
I feature.
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Percy II.
Ferris, formerly pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city, and now
Of Armenia, N. Y, will be glad to
earn that their second son was born
last Friday night.
Mrs. Luis Mora, of New York, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Compton, of Water street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mora will spend the summer
here.
Wilbur LaRoe, Jr., is home from
Princeton University.
A son was born at the home of Il.
]. Kelly, 20 Hall avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. Lawrence Addicks, of Eliza
beth, formerly of this city, visited In
Town today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
BABIES GOATS !
GAPS
Friday
June Sale
Specials
DRESSES. &c

Infants Cambria Siips-well made y
rufie and box pleat finish -
regularly .l9.................. aI&3
Fine Cambria Slips-Bishop styles
also tucked or pleatRd fronts-rufis
or lace inish-usually 2 ........a&sI
Fine Nalnsook Slips yokes with N
tucks, pleats, henlstitchinR or IL
enthusiastically .69.............~s "a,
Short White PiQue Coats-large
collars with emBy and medalIfOns-
sizes to 3 yrs.-rgularly &1.39.... n
Babies Lawn Caps-French styles
tucks and h. s.-net ruche-feg. .10a (
Little Chiidren's Lingerie Lawn
Hats-Taf1 o. Shanter or Pancake VI
Crowna-single and double pleated Il
or nuteq Drfms-with lace or emb'y- I
satin ribbon bows or rosettes-
sizes to 5 yrs,-usually .79....... ~
Bables' Cashmere Ehirts-sifk
nnish-sizes to y yrs.-reg. 20. .124
Short Dresses-Nainsook and fine
Lawn-y0ke OF emily inserts-fuiI
sKirts-sizes to 2 yrs.-worth ,2e.. III
Nainsook and Lawn-yokes and Dutch
necks with tucks, lace or emb'y-H. q.
or emb'y neck and sleeves-sizes to
o yfs'-reguiarly b9............ IA
Nainsook and Lawn-DaintIest styles
hand stitching, with and
without tucks, or lace and emily
sizes TO . yrs.-regularly &c.,. ~
Fine Nainsook and Lsswn-severaI
effective designs with tucks, emb'y
and stitcblng-sizes to 3 yrs
resuhriy 90 .......-...,........ 10
Extra quality Nainsook and Lawn
Dresses-yoke and Princess styles
nign and low neck-short and long
sleeves-trim'd and plain skirts-
sizes to 3 yrs.-worth $1.4o.... III
Babies Lawn Skirts with tucks ana
b. 8. or lace trim-worth 20. $500. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
RIBBONS Friday
JEWELRg June Sale
LEATHER GOODS, &c. Specials
RIBBONS

Liberty Satin and Plain Taffeta
Ribbons-3B TO 4 inch-desirable
shades-also black and white
value IL
odd Lot Liberty Satins and Tafetas-
8 to 4 inch-value IL and .16...a {
Emb'd Wash Belts-Linen and
Mercerized Duck-value 80. ~
Hand Painted or ~Spangled Fans
plain or lace trim,d-value $780,. .Dt
Gold Plated Florentine Frames
square or oval-value .4e....... -
Alligator Grain Club Bags-rubber
iinea-sines ~ 10 and ID inch Is,
Sole Leather Suit Cases-24 incd-
leather capped corners-yalue $5... e ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
dANDKERcHIEFs( Friday
LAcES June Sale
eMBRolDERIES Specials

Mems Unlaundered Initial Hdkfs.-
all linen--H. s. 10
Women's All Linen H.. s. Hdkfs... o
Women's Lace or Emb'd Hdkfs.. i'm
Point dc Paris and Fancy Laces and
tnsertings-2 to 5 inch-value 10. q
Val. Lace Edgings and lnsertings-
piece of 70 yds.-n to Ia inch-mostly
match designs-yalues .39........ rs
Emily Flounclngs and Corset Covers
CnnbrIc, Nalnsook and Swiss
II to IL inch-value SO ANN. .19
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
COTTON DIAPERS
Hemmed Ready for Use.
JUNE SALE PRICES.
Friday
June Sale
Specials
MuSLINS
PILLOW CASES
TIcKINGS

Unbleached Musllns-mill lengths
9 to Is yds.-cut from piece would i
be ,T&-remnant price. ............ AZ
Unbleached Muslins-54 inches wide
for single sheets or Pillow
Casings-value II cents. ....... liza
READY MADE PILLOW CASES
extra fine quality Muslin-no starch
or dressing
45x36. val II. 0hI54x36, val. IL. .11R
Bleached and Unbleached Cheese
Cloth-36 lnchAfor picture and
mirror covering-value ............8 XI
Featherproof T1ckings-A. C. A. and
other stripes-good value at 1871. .12ki
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
Mutual Men Had a score. Cod.

WufuhI Wen HUI n secret N0dc.
NEW YORK, June 1~4.-Joseph III.
Choate. special counsel for the Mutual
Life Insurance company in preparation
of suits against l.. w. Lawrence and
others for recovery of policy holders
money, discovered that a secret code
was used with padded bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

AUBURNDALE. Mass, June IA.
g. lockwood OF the Alliston Golf club.
the present title holder. led the field in
the elghteeu hole qualifying round IN
the Massachusetts, state golf champi-
Dnshlp on the links OF the Braeburn
ronntrv club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

A Monster Naval Parade on Hudson.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE plan and
scope committee of the Hudson Fulton
celebration commission recommended
that the demonstration take the form
of a monster naval parade on the Hud-
son river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

You cannot possibly enjoy good health
when the liver Is inactive and the bowels
constipated. You must keep the liver
active. You must have daily action Of
not true. Ask him at the same time II
RS Pills. All vegetable, sugar-coated.
|, have no secrets We publish &c. Ayerco..
formulAe q I'll our medicinosI Lowell. Mass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
woMEN's TAILoREDl Friday
AND june SdiS
SUMNER DRESSES Specials

Women's Light Weight Tailored Suits,
newest fabrics, with inlay Of
contrasting cloth, MORE, fancy
SILK braid and 'pipings-pleated
ana circular sklIts-vhlue S27s9S- lads
Tailored Sults-Panama, Worsteds,
Chiffon Cloth and Checks-Eton, Pony -
and Bolero s~tyles-value $17.0S..... S.0S
Women's Chiffon Taffeta Suits
halrllne stripes In best colorings- IL
lace yoke-pleated skirts with
folds-worth $1,000 .......... S.OS
Chiffon Tafefta Suits-Eton and
Bolero styles, with corded shirrings.
Point Venise lace collar. cuffs
and vcstIngs-yalue $23.9S........10.0S
Fine White swiss Dresses-prettily
trlnl'd with Point Venise and Val.
lace inserts-full shirred skirt, deep
trim'd fohhce--value $19.08. ..1Z.DS
Women's Shirt Waist Suits-dressy
and coat suit styles-lawn n linen,
with Val. and Point venise lace
enlb'y aud brald-value $7.0S. ABE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

Havana Makes Fourth an Exception.
HAVANA, June 14.-The mayor of
Havana has ordered that the prohibit
tons of noise, fireworks, etc, shall not
be enforced in the case of Americans
celebrating the Fourth of July in order
to obviate misunderstanding between
Americans and the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14

WASHABLE WAIsTsl Friday
toRSETS AND June Sale
pETTlcOATS Specials
Women's Coutil and Batiste Corsets-
black, white and drab-
instead Of 10 and $1.00. ....... 40
Light weight Coutll. Batiste and
Summer Net-up to date models,
inclidiDg Princess-not all
sizes in each style, but all sizes
In lot-value $1.25 to $1.93. 49,. 10
Misses Batiste Girdles-lace trim'd-
= sizes IL to. 23-value 4 9.......... 10
Heavy All Silk Taffeta Petticoats-
dare LOUNGES, tucks or accordion
pleating and ruche-value $3.50. .4.4O
heatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats-
black and colors-deep fare fiounce,
tncks and shirrings-special ......1.0S
Women's Fine White Lawn Waists
fancy Stock or low neck allover Emb'd
fronts-with and without lace and
tufks-value 81. 80. ........... IS
Batiste and Lawn waists, dainty yoke
or panel fronts of lace or entire front
Of aiiover Emby-value $2.0S....1 lbs
Persian Lawn or Batiste Waists
Elaborate and dainty effects
German Val. and French Emb'y
Medallions and tucks7special. ...2.OS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
The CHURCHES.
Happenings Among the Religious
Bodies Of The City.
SEWING SOCIETY MEETS.

The sewing society of Our Saw
iour's Danish Lutheran church meets
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Smith,
No. Z Park avenuea this afternoon.