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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-24
At the Christian Church.

Preaching this Saturday evening
by the Pastor. Subject, Repentance"
The special music will include a so
10 by Mr.. Hairless, entitled. "Time
Enough Yet"
Sunday at II a. M, sermon subject
Workers With God"
A splendid musical program has
been arranged. The special song will
be. The Ninety and Vine"
7:3O p. m. Subject. "A Change of
Heart" Song. 1T Pays to Serve Je-
sus."
Our meetings are growing in inter
est. If o enjoy pointed Gospel ser
mons and inspiring music. you will
appreciate our services. These meet
ings will be continued all mex week.
Evangelist Lockhart will arrive next
Tuesday from Tyler, Texas, to assist
in the meetings. Make your arrange
ments to hear him.
C. C. HILL, Minister.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-24
FRED ]. BECK

FRED J.. BECK,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
(First published Mar. Il. 19os.-Dai-
ly Record.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
LOCAL ITEAIs.

Ex-Alderman Cornelius A. Shea
spent yesterday in Stapleton as the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Howard
formerly of this place. Hf'-
Mrs. George Long has returned to
her home in Clinton, N j., after a
few days with Rev. and Mrs. j. b. J.
Rhodes, in Amboy avenue.
Harrison Olhrogge has returned to
Manhattan after q few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hopper, in Blooming
dale axenue. ts
The residence OF Charles Bogardus.
in Bloomingdale avenue, is receiving
a fresh coat of paint.
Miss May Chequoin, of Brooklyn.
spent a few days last week with Mrs.
George T. Androvette. in Princes
Bay.
- Mrs. J.. C. Davidson, of Princes
Bay, has almost reGoyered from a re-
cent attack of rheumatism. !,
Mersereau LaForge has opened a
fruit and vegetable market in the
Sharrott building in Amboy avenue,
formerly occupied my Winant La
Forge, of this place., $50
Alfred Maltby, of Corning, n. Y,
spent few days in town last week.
Mr.. Malthg was former employe of
the S. s.. White Dental Works, in
PRINCES Bay, but is now general man
ager of terra Gotta plant in Corning
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
SIGNS THAT FAIL IN pBY
WEATHER.

A tall Kentuckian was suffering tor.
lures while doing some compulsory
shopping with his wife. Wandering
about store in listless, useless fash
ion, he noticed a sign which read: IT
you don't see what you want, ask for
it." A good-looking young woman
wasn't busy near by He looked at
the sign and then at the girl.
Wen, sir" she said, observing his
condition Of doubt. what is it?' ~ "
Does that sign go?' he asked nod
ding toward it.
mo, sir.a she Smiled pertly; "it
stays right'Nherc it is"
Excuse me, niigs.s' he stammered;
81 mean, Dies ii Mean what it says?"
Sure. What eMii. you haye?"
His eyes Caught 4 new light as he
bent eagerly over to her.
I'D like to have pull at a black
bottle If you happen to have one
handy behind the counter" he said,
in an intense and soulful whisper. 4
haven't had a drink for three hours.
and 1t seems like three weeks
Judge ''sp@i N's''' ''''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
WOODBRIDGE.
ITEMS.

u.
i An Italian, who had been employed
hE tbs. SehuylkiH Stone Companyffni
! ten years, fell last week from the
concrete pier at the Short Line Rail
road bridge under the Pennsylvania
tracks and fractured his skull. He
was taken to the Elizabeth hospital,
where he died a few hours later.
Miss Jessie Stuart is i'll at her home
in Barron avenue.
The Salmagundi Society will meet
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. w. j. Stewart, in Railway ave
nue..
Mr.. Cook and family, of Fulton
street, left town today for North Phil
adelphia, where they will make their
home.
Mr. Howard Tappan, of Edgar's
Hill, is slowly recovering from his
recent illness.
Master Edward Pfeiifer, of Maurer,
spent Saturday with Mrs. Seth Lock-
wood, in Railway avenue f
Air. Rae Hancock spent Sunday at
his home in Railway avenue.
Mr.. George Rathbun, of Newark,
was the giiest oaslMrAFrancis Drake
Saturday dsa tss*
The Afternoon Whist Club will
meet Thursday afternoon, December
81 AT ithe home of Mrs. NJ. d. Valen-
tine. in Green street,
Mr.. Ellis B. Edgar spent Sunday
at his home ON Edgar's Hill. ~
The township schools will close
Friday for the Christmas holidays.
Friday afternoon the different schools
will hold exercises for the scholars.
An auction of articles left from the
w. A. A. fair was held Saturday night
in the club house. The recent fair
has proved decided success, Over
thousand dollars was taken in DUR
ing the three days and it is thought
that the net profit will amount 10
nearly nine hundred dollars. 81
A chicken supper and Christmas
tree will be given the scholars of the
congregational Sunday schoofThurs-
day night, December 27, in the
church parlors.
Miss Viola Hall, of Crab Beach, is
able to be out after her recent illness.
Miss Sadie Voorhees,. who is spend
ing the winter at Belleville, N. Y, is
expected home for the Christmas hol-
idays Saturday.
Miss Whitney is taking charge of
the school work in the absence of the
principal, Mr.. J. Fl. Love.
Master Edgar Love, who is very i'll
with diphtheria, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. H. HI. Thayer Martin, of New
arlI, was in town Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

Several hiindiHd Teachers Of tlf
schools Of the greater city crowded
aib aud s. ofinin 81 Ethe Hoy 8 liis d
school, in Brooklyn. Friday night,
where they attended the memorial
exercises in honor OF the late Oliver
u. Clark, principal Of the Curtis high
school in this borough. 1t was re-
markable tribute to the work which
MT Clark had done for education,
for the schools and for the best inter-
csts rof the teaSheIs. The arrange
ments were insscliarge of a general
committee, the lI5aoolklyn Teachers
Association and the New York High
School Principals Association. A
large delegation from this. borough
was present.
superintendent ID. L. Bardwell gof
this borough, spoke on Mr.. Glarl's
work "As a Principal" Albert c.
hale, of the Boys high school, de-
scribed his work las a Teacher" and
Meier Steinbrink, on of his own schol-
ars, spoke from "a Students Stand
poinr,"G sslseo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
LOCAL ITEMS.


Miss Margaret Ryan was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Mrs. John Conover and daughter
Leila spent Saturday in Perth Am
boy.
Mrs. c. Bloodgood spent Saturday
out of town.
A number of young men of this
town are anticipating a jolly trip to
Freehold. f-
A party met at William Linke's
house last Friday evening.
Samuel Locker, son and daughter,
were out of town visitors Saturday.
Mrs. T. B. Quackenboss and chill
dren, of Broadway, spent Thursday
at New Brunswick -.-.-l
Mrs. G.. Hutchinson, of Main street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor last week.
Mrs. Charles Stonaker and grand
daughter were Perth Amboy visitors
Thursday f.s,
G. C. Spur, general secretary OF
the p. r. r.. Y. M. G. A., was in Long
Island City Saturday. .ft
Miss Mary Woodward, of Main
street, was Perth Amboy visitor
last week. ah
Mrs. +. Nj. Stratton, of First street,
was an out of town visitor Saturday,
City Hankins, of Main street, was
a New York visitor last week.
Captain J. i. Miller, of Augusta
street, spent Suhdayfwith his brother
in Plainfeld. 49, s
Mrs. Louisa McKenna and Mrs
Edward McKenna were out OF town
visitors Saturday: e.
A number of young folks attended
the races in New York Saturday.
Mrs. William Spicerwas Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Miss May Coeklin was a New
Brunswick visitor Saturday.
Miss Ethel Heath is confined to
her home with the grip.
Mrs. Russell Hayens and Miss
Stella Havens spent Friday evening
in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. /. Ward and granddaughter,
Ella, were Perth Amboy visitors Fri
day. tti
Mrs. A. Mount and two daughters
visited Perth Amboy Friday.
Miss Hine has returned to her
home in the city after weeks visit
with relatives in town
The Misses Bertha and Hazel Del
bert were Perth Amboy visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. Emma Stratton, wife of Rev
Dr. Stratton, of Pawling, New York,
has been spending the past week with
her sister, Mrs. r. p. Mason. of First
street. and returned to her home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Erwin Schaffer and daughter
Jeanette, of Altoona, Pa, are visiting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
DRAMATICALLY DONE.


The agent for Perkins Perfect Pol
ishing Powder walked briskly up the
path to Miss priscIila. pfim's resi-.
dence. Miss PRISCILLA and her 49,
year-old niece We're engaged in prac-
ticing pianoforte duet.
Madam" said the agent, stopping
respectfully at the French window
and taking off his hat, Il feel sorry to
interrupt "y6d.@ a,ifl Should not do so
but that ] have III my bag an article
which VIII 50 lessen the work of
yoiir house that you will have much
more time to spend in the musical ex.
ercises in which see you are now
engaged" ''' 'a w
Miss Priscilla brought the wisdom
of go years of focus on him through
her spectacles and waved dismissal
Il shall be sorry il you don't try
Perkins Perfect Polisher," said the
agent. "Of course I shall not press 1t
upon you, but as l came up the walk
and saw you and your sister sitting
there I thought" ~ '''Nf ''''
my niece" said Miss Priscilla. con-
scientiously, but in tone of unusual
mildness. s'h
"Nlece!" calculated the agent, and
raised his eyes to hea zen In default
of words. Really, lnadAh. 'of course
| must belieye what you saw, but"
Let me see what yoi' hare, young
man." interrupted Mis- Prim. 81
don't object to laborsaving goods on
principle, for I don't believe in grow
ing old before my time" she added, af-
fably. b,
Ten minutes later the agent turned
his back on three tins of the Perfect
Polishing Powder, and Miss Priscilla
went into the house to hunt up some
long-discarded curling-tongs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
RAISED MONEY HERSELF.

One of the members of the John
Street M. e. church, having placed
her name on the dollar roll for sever
al dollars, for payment on the church
debt. came TO the conclusion that she
would endcavoi. to raisetthe sum her
self without asking her husband to
contribute The money. So she started
in to make some homemade confec-
tions. such as candied apples, corn
balls, etc. and Saturday. she inloflh7
ed the NEWS correspondent that she
had far exceeded her expectations
having enough money, after paying
expenses, to pay her subscriptionSand
to have sum in hand for the IBIS
sionary collection, again verifying the
saying, "Where there's a will there's
way"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17


Annual IpdooF Meet of SCHOOL nAtli-
iftfc League.
The anfliiaI 5iitioot meet. OK Public
Schools DistnEc{ sh letic League No.
4, of this 1nE8nain dis held in the
assembl3 room1 Of public school No.
ID, Stapleton last Saturday. There
wass lareh Aktendance from all of
the elenientarvf schools of the bor-
ongh aTgissentries were the largest
for an induBr meet in the history of
the league, there beinge136. This
meet begins the third contest for the
Cromwell trophy The deciding con
test takes place at The outdoor meet
next May. The highest totalc cf points
won at the indoor and outdoor meets
decides who is t have the trophy. 1t
is now held by sub-league No. 1, con-
sisting of public school No. 1, in this
place; P.~S. No. 3, Pleasant Plains;
T. s. No. q, Kreischeryille; p. S. No.
., Huguenot; p. S. No. 6, Rossyille.
and p. S. No. s, Great Kills. The
boys OF this end of the island again
showed their athletic superiority over
those of the other side OF the island,
beating them 80 to 81 points, the
former being the number of points
won by sub-league No 1, and the lat-
ter by sub-league No. 8, consisting of
P. S. No. ! a Stapleton.
1t looks now as If the Cromwell
tFapll9 will remain for ANOTHER year
wiihfie schools in this section unless
the s boys OF the other sub-leagues
overcome sthis lead at the outdoor
meet in May. The District Athletic
Eeagno No. 4. of this bororrfl. which
is q branch of the Public Schools
Athletic League of the greater city.
Is composed of nine sub-leagues and
the following are the total points of
each sub-league: Sub-league NO. /,
so; sub-leagate No. 2, 6; sub-league
No. 3, 81; sub7league No. a, O; sub
league No.. :, 21; sub-league No. G,
o; sub-league No.N7si12; sub-league
No. s, 23; sabzleasue. No. 8, o.
Music was furnished by the Public
Schools Athletic fLeagde band, of
this borough composed of boys and
girls from the public schools. The
officials from here are John o. Scud-
der timekeeper Is George P. Allen.
clerk of 14tlle course, and BENJAMIN
Stanton, recorder Of time of public
school No, a and James H. Tate
chief marshal of public school Mob
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
LOGAN ITfEI,Is.

Mrs Wesley Androvette, of Main
street, who has been confined to her
home during the past week on ac-
count of Illness, is convalescing. .
A vaudeville show and entertain
ment will be given in =, knights OF
Pythias hail tonight under the aus
piees of Arthur Kill Council No.
140S, Royal Arcanum. Tickets can
the box office.
The members of the T. T. T. Social
Club will be entertained at the home
of Miss Hattie Christopher in Will
liam street, Thursday night.
Lieutenant Augustus Thompson,
of the fifth precinct police station,
Washington, d. c., has returned to
his home after few days visit with
his sister, Mrs. Reuben w. Wood, in
Main street. H
A regular meeting of the Rich
mond County Automobile Club will
be held tonight in .Tilley's hotel, st.
George, at O'Clock.
Invitations have been issued by the
Curtis high, school alumni, for it's an
nual dance which will be held in the
auditorium of the school December
26.
The storm doors have been put up
ON the main entrance to st. Paul's M.
E. church.
A large number of automobiles
passed through here yesterday.
A meeting and practice of the
Tottenville band will be held in Me-
chanics hall tonight. ~ 8
A meeting of the American Fife
and Drum Corps will be held tomor-
row night z
lotto Schmitz, of Princes Bay, was
local visitor last night.
IA meeting of BENTLEY Lodge No
$40, Odd Fellows, will be held in the
Lehman building tonight.
The Crescent Epchre Club will be
entertained at the home of Mrs
Eugene Hemstreet In Lafayette place
| tomorrow iSgfs sB1sl
A meeting of Richmond Lodge
Pythian Sisters, will be held in *. oi
p. hall tonight. Ess te
/ Frederick Peterson is confined tC
his home in Amboy avenue with Z
severe cold
sMr and Mrs. Charles N. Lehman
of broadway, visited in Brooklyn yes
terday. q ftApSs Vsisa ~
e Mrs. Edward Williams and daugh
! ter leone, OF New Brunswick, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Slefght, in John
son avenue, Saturday;
Miss Emma Deane. of Jersey City
spent Saturday with Mrs. Lyna Dor
sey, in Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
Worst Of All

Mrs. Oldwed- Your husband seems
like an awfully nice man. l hope he
hasn't any bad habits.
Mrs. Newed-Only one-but that is
the limit. It is the mother habit
Mrs. Oldwed-The motner habit.
Mrs. Newed-Yes, Mothers coffee,
mothers bread, mothers pies, and all
that sort of thing, you know.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
ST. sTEPHEN's.cHuRcH pExhF1T

The resldence OF MIs. AugHr, IN
Bayway avenue, Raritan Bay Park,
was the scene of another large gather
ing Saturday aftelmebn togwitness
the Christmas pantomine given by
the scholars of St. Stephens Sunday
school for the beneflbsnf abe church
The same program, wasIa gain repsat-
ed as on ThursdaNlsunder the'persofr-
al supervision Of Miss Ruth Augur,
who made this atfah, most success
full one. A food sale was held after
the entertainmenf, which also proved
q success. About $40 has been real
lied from the affair a &is A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

A birthday reehnfton wdS given ~
ARTite ball EIidsSzeven ~ ~ ! bss ! aE 4;
daughtthl. Miss NelIieiS Saunders it be-
ing her eighteenth birthday. The
hail was beautifully decorated insred,
white and blue, and in the centre OF
the room was a large flag bearing the
word Welcome" AT s O'Clock the
guests began TO arrive, and were re-
ceived by Miss May Gibson and Miss
Kate Smith ,sof Perth Amboy. Dane
Z was the chief amusement of the
8tcasionAe3A very interesting game
vas played called "Pnll the string
from the saw-dusb" each one pulled
the string and received a souvenir.
Some very fine music was rendered
Miss Nellie Saunders and Miss Glib
son sang several solo,; several violin
and piano selections We're also rend-
cred Refreshments were partaken
of during the entire evening and at
12 o'clock bouBtiful supper was
served. Miss May Gibson played the
supper march, which was led by Miss
Katie Smith and Charles Stole. Tho
table was decorated in red, white and
blue and in the centre was large
cake bearing eighteen cam
dies, presented by one of Miss Saun-
der's friends. -.ai I'D, IA
The guests, who were from Perth |
Sayreville and this borough,
began to depart about half past two,
wishing Miss Saunders many happy
returns of the day. All claimed to
have shad a. very enjoyable time. |
Many beautiful 4 presents were re-
ceiYed. q H1r3 Hs 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
AT ST. pAuL,S CHuRNH.

Rev. Edgar N Campton, 5of St
james Methodist Episcopal church,
of the north shore of Staten Island,
occupied the pulpit in St.. Paul's M.
e. church yesterday morning, and
Rev. Frederick j. Hubach, ID, OF
Grace church, Port Richmond
preached in the evening in the place
of Rev. Roberta. Brown, the pastor
who isFstillt unable to attend his
daties atdthe church:4 Both We're exs
eellent.bsermpns and we're we'll at
tended despite the weather
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17

Sc I AZ c&ss
Coed SpeakerS at Mems Meeting Yes
'S ferdax

terdag, =
Rev. Yonan Shabby, of Persia, gave
an address at tfesEtssM. G.. A. rooms
Sunday afternoon oufiI4ife in Persia.
Mr.. Shabay was born In Persia, was
educated in the United States and re-
turned to his native land, where he
has been laboring for several years as
a missionary TO establish the Chris
tfon religion Among the remarks
made by him in reference to his ne
tive land was that the prevailing re-
ligion of Persia was Mohammedan,
and that they were taught TO believe
thai females had no souls and that all
Christians were unclean and were not
permitted to drink from q vessel
used by a follower of Mohammed.
There are numerous hills in ihe Pers-
ian country that were n formation of
ashes and that in excavatiag in those
hills houses had been found intact at
the depth of fifty feet. He also told
of the varied success he had eXper-
fenced in establishing the Christian
religion in his native country.
A. G.. Tomlinson, of Jersey City,
also gave an address at the Y. M. Z.
A. rooms Sunday afternoon. He
smoke from the words What Then
Shall ] do with Jesus?" Mr. Tomlin-
son is an able speaker and in a forci-
BILE manner brought home the truth
what were we doing with Jesus at the
present day Truly the Y. M. O.. A.
meetings are increasing in interest
and in attendance and we hope TO see
grand results from The efforts put
forth for the advancement Of Chris
tianity in our community.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
l.s7lll ,litt ,iI7IfFFF'ff1
g ROOSEVELT.
DIsAslRlEss. RENAWAY.

There was great excitement on
Woodbridg ge save1Ale. late FTiday night
caused bya horse belonging 70 Ber-
nsird Kahn. Mr. Kahn, while deliy-
ering furniture on the hill, left the
horse and wagon in care of the driv-
era On his return to the street
neither boy horse nor wagon were in
sight. The horse, it seems, had be-
come frightened, dashed down the
hill across Woodbridge avenue and
on reaching CARRIERS, Hotel, dis
tance of two niles was finally caught.
The horse was severely cut about the
legs, and etiss $Swag6n considerably
damaged. The loss will amount to
about 500. Tho boy escaped injury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
AT WELLS CHURCH.

A special holiday service will be
held at Wells Memorial church be-
ginning with Sunday aDeeember 90.
Christmas day an, all-day' Injecting,
followed with evening meetings
through the week. Special services
the last Lords day in the year follow
ed with watch night services. An
all day meeting will be held on New
Years day. Experienced workers are
expected to assist the pastor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
MANY Ar MT. r,oRETTo.

Despite the weather yesterday q
large crowd came down from New
York city to Mt. Loretto. 1t being
the third Sunday in the month, visit
ing day, the parents and friends of
the children there are given the priv
ilege of spending the day with them
until s o'clock in the afternoon. A
special train conveys them direct on
the ground of the Institution. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
HAVE sIXTEEN SALOONS.

The ANNOUNCEMENT made by Judge
Booraem iii court that he proposed
cutting down the. number of licenses
in the borough of Roosevelt and the
townships of Sayrepille and Wood
bridge created considerable surprise.
All applications for places in this dis
trict were laid aside until December
2S, in order that the court may have
time to investigate and decide to
whom it will grant licenses. At'pres-
ent the saloons in the borough num-
ber sixteen. Wa, ~f "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
supREME ARCH coMNG.

Supreme Arch Ruler Amul Wink
Ter, of Troy. N. Y, on December 10
will be the guest of the United An
cient Order of Druids, MiddleseX
Grove No. 33, at a banquet given at
Herman Gerke's Golden Rod Cafe
Mr. Winkler, the highest ranking
officer of the order in the United
States, is at present touring in the
south visiting the various lodges. His
coming here is looked upon as a great
honor by the Druids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
nNTERTAINED TEAMS GIaJB.

The Huguenot Tennis'Glub was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Simmons last week and a
most enjoyable time was ihad hy'.all
members present. After tire business
session social time was had. The
feature of the evening was mnsicaand
games. Refreshments followed y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
RUSH or SHOPPERS.

Shoppers from this place journey
ed to Perth Amboy Saturday night
in large crowds to purchase their
gifts and other things for Christmas.
Each trip made by the ferryboat after
6 O'Clock it was impossible to secure
a scat in either cabin. This rush was
largely due to the twenty-four-page
paper of the NEWS Friday, as 1.-THE
people were taking advantage of the
number Of advertisements seen in
that paper on that day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
Didn't Use Harsh Language,

A woman whose throat had troubled
her for a long time grew impatient at
the slow progress she was making and
consulted her doctor.
Madam, | can never cure you Of
this throat trouble unless you stop
talking and give your throat COM
plete rest said the medico.
"Oh, Doctor" objected the patient,
talking can't AFFECT me! I'm very
careful. l never use harsh language!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
HOLD ANNUAL BALL.

The annual bail of 4 the Midd1eseX
Grove No. S3, u. IA. o. D., will be
held in Kish's hall, Railway avenue,
February D.. The following commit
tee has been appointed: Chairman,
A. Grohman ;streasurer, v. EGleekner:
secretary, John Alban; floor man
ager, Charles Ohlott assistant floor
manger, Robert Kert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
Mn. ROGERS RETURNS.

Walter Rogers, Of Raritan Bay
Park, who left here several weeks
ago as shore chief engineer of the
feet of the four gunboats built at the
yard of Lewis Nixon, in Perth Am
boy, for the Santo Domingo govern
,ment, returned to his home Saturday
from that place, having resigned his
position sA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
MANY All 1nE GAME.

A large crowd attended the basket
ball game in Knights Of 'Pythias hall
Saturday night, Y When the fast team
of the West Side Five defeated the
team OF Richmond Lodge No. so, X.
Of P in their fiTst game by aescore
of 20 to IS. The game was fast
one, but the local team played well.
A dance followed the game until IL
o'clock The music was furnished
by NoWak's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-17
Not For Her.

"How do You like Chaucer?' asked
Mrs. Oldcastle, as she glanced at
some of the finely bound books in the
splendid library.
We'll, | can't say that | like it at
all, replied her hostess, Though
s'pose it would be- better for my com
plexion if could learn to get along
with something sbesides coffee" =
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