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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-14
NOTICIAS De ARROYO.
SIguense G0nsIIuYend0 aIIL nueVas
Vaporss On puerto dssGargando,
(De naestrO eOrTespOnsaI).

Mario 49, q han empezado eiercer
las distinguj maestraB arroyanas sefio-
ritas Margarit4s De'ucca y Modesto Rosa.
Son las dos alnmnaB de Ii escuels de
Arroyo, que dirije 81 maestro Juan B.
Huyke. quien felicitamos por sug CONT
nuos exitos en- Ia ensehanza,
-Sfguense construyendo nuevas cssas
en- Arroyo. Est6n para terminarse y
pronto construir6n 2 mas en- los terrenos
de Ia SUCCESSION Cervoni Adelante.
Ha sido muY fsvorablemente comen.
tado 81 hermoso discurso del professor don
Juan, B, Huyke en los tltimos ejercicios
escolareB aquf celebrates. El professor.
Huyke habl6 media hora todo 50 dis
curse fu6 IN himno la patria hecho con
un verdadeFo deFroChe de elocuencias su
lenguaje fu6. ssncillo, pues hablaba los
niflos peFo tan elegante hermoso que
cautiv6 al auditorio que le interrumpi6
'muchas Veces con aplausoS y aclamaeiones.
Huyke honTa 50 pueblo.
+ -Encu6otrase enferma, La Befiorita
MargariGa Delucca. Deseamosle pronto
restablecimiento. j.. .
-H6blase con inBistenCia de Ia creaci6n
de una Banda municipal. Que cuanto
antes SO realize tan hermoso proyecto.
Encu6ntranse degcargando en- aeste puerto
los vapores "Arkadia' y "Berwfud"
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludsr en-
este pueblo los distipguidos amigos Err
nestO Marin y Miguel Sampedro.
-Ha sido montsdo un telefono en- la
ofcina de Ia compafifa ''West India Oil
Co" de la cual es Representative Ell Senor
II. Rivero Chues.
: -Ha aalido para sanlJuan el professor
gefior Bernardo Huyke
Sc dice que 4 fues de este mes con-
traer6n matrimcnio nuestroB apreciados
amigos Enrique Miralles Bernardo
HuVke. #-
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FlsS5HBsaiIAis / E7I9nA
FsIClta q los dsIsgadOs pOr
81 dlstrltO de ArsCIhO.

Hemos saludado en- esta redacci6n al
.eAtimado cempatriota sefior Fernando Lee
desms, de. Hatillo, le completeness dan
doleg, en- So nombre, expresivas gTaciss 6
los delegados por 81 distrito de Arecibo
s fi9res Santoni y Zsno Gambia por Ia
defensa que hicieron en- Ia Cdmara de ia
petici6n formulada por 81 ayuntamiento de
Hatillo, respecto la Sub Colecturfa de
rentas internas de Camuy, Hatillo y Que.
bradillas, y que lamenta Hobre manera no
estuvieran On Ia C5mara los otroB sefiores
delegadoH del distrito, pueB de estarlo, de
SECURE hubieran hecho igual defeDsa.
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0Ont nti..uaoi6n u q aqina q.


El senior Trelles se mueatra eonfoEme
con las anmiendas hachas en- el bill origi-
nal y pide Be aprnebe. lie gacundaesl sehos
Tizol J 81 senior Trelles solicita se rompa
81 reglamento para aprobar 81 bill en- Sa.
lectura. Aprobado.
H. B. So. Viene con enmiendag El
senior Trelles dice gus se trata de reparar
una injusticia en- 81 recargo de- contribu-
clones que Sc fila en- IN tipo mas alto que
ell inter6s usual en- otras negociaciones.
Que Bs apruebe 81 proyecto. Aprobado.
@. B SO. FL senior Trelles sostiene el
bill. Sc trata de una finca embaFgada per
81 tesoTo, por supuesta deuda de coDtribu.
clones y TeSulta que estaBan .pagadas y
ahora hay que devolver & los herederoB
del senior Principe de Ponce, 10 que ae
exigi6 indebidamente. Aprobado sel bill
sin mas discussion.
H. B. 148. Aprobado. H. B. 145.
Lo sostiene eI senior Was. Que en- Vieques
hay un antique fuerte en- donde so han
alojado en- 6poca de Espana hasta 200
soldados. Que eB conveniente Sc establezca
allf una colonia de penados la que en- ell
case de que. haya de hacef trabajos de ca
rTeteras en- aquella isla donde escasean los
jornalerOS, podrfa preStaf buenos aervicios
POGO costo, me;orando las condolences de
los presos.. Aprobado sin discussion.
H. B. 119 El sefor Was explica bre.
vemente eli bill y pide Bu aprobaci6n.
Aprobado.
Ell Lcdo. Alvarez-Nava viene confe-
renciar con ell Lcdo Guerra. Mr.. Proctor
y Behn en- ell salon de conferenciag.
G. B. 26. Con enmiendas. Reorgani.
zando el Bistema Judicial.
Goa1fSo1qInt4S \
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no SERA USTED

enga1,Ido. Que siempre hay fulla
, rias y fraudes en- abundancia, a
cosa que todo ell mundo sabe; perQ
rara .vez 8 nunca Sc encuentra que
una importante casa comercial los
cometa, sea cual fuere La clase de
su giro. No puede haber 6xito per-
manente de alguna clase, cuando
este basado en- la mala f6 8 engafio.
Los cue intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y pronto ST.
fren el castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos art1culos
'anunciados por tenor de ser en-,
baucados y engaf1ados; especial
mente SO. resisten & dar confanza
"a las manifestaciones que Sc pu-
blican sobre los merito3 de ciertas
medicinas. El muy cdfcaz reme-
dio, cQnocido bajo Ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es un arficulo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos de
, seda 8 algod6n, siempre que proce-
dan de una fabrica con reconocida
reputation. No nos convendrfa e.
xagerar de manera alguna sus bue-
mas cualidades 8 representarla CO.
mo con las Que no le correspon-
dan; pero tampoco necesitamos de
tai ardi6. Es tan snbrosa como la
miel. = contiene los principles nu-
tritigos y curativog del Aceite de
H1gado ade Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes 'reactivos medicinales,
es cosa patente 6 todo ell mundo.
Els de inapreciable valor en- casos de
Anemia, Insomnia, Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangre = T1sis.
SCI DR.. E. Due11as, de Buenos Aires,
dice: :Tengo el gusto de manifes-
tarles que he empleado con exec
lentes resultados su preparation en-
mis- enfermos Y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resu1tado aItamen
70 satiseactorio.'' En- las Botica@
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listed, senior planter.

No dice bien de So artfstica profession
viendolo con el anticuado carbon en- las
manos, los carrillos inhados como un
tamboTil saliendo de entire ellos Ell antidi.
Iuviano soplete de carruso, uuas pulgadas
separado del humS1nte y NAL oliente can
dill de aceite, respirando el hume que tsnto
dafio hacs & sus pulmones. H6gase de I'm
aparato moderno de soldar y fundir con
gasolina, y de IN bloque de amianto. J
estar6 usted Ia altura de los artistaB mo-
dernos que eanto dinero vienen ganando.
Dirijs IN postal card al Dep6sito Dental
de JosS 5algado Jimenez, SO San Fran.
cisco, San Juan.
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ADMIRABLE,

Es 81 hsCho & que nos refsrimOs 81 cpl.
Bodio mas completamente hist6rico que
hemos conocido respscto los primeroG
tiempos de Ii ilustre edad en- que vivimos.
Impossible pareca, perO sin embargo 10
sstamos Yiendo como tai es un hech0
inevitable que se realiza debido s IR cons.
tancia y grandes energfas. Trdtass de Il
introduction de Il 'sThe Arrivi" que toms
ID snpEemacia de todas Las m6quinas de
Cossr. Agencias ca CRrolina J Bays.
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Sensible .faIIeGImleRtO.

Ell dfa del presente mes falleci6 en-
esta ciudad la: ssnoritv Clara O'Neill, per.
teneciente una de las familias mas dis
tiDguidaB de Puerto Rico.
Tanto q Bus hermansg, como los de.
mas deudos, enviamog nuestrO sentido
pesame
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PARIS BGzGR

Grandes novedades Sc han recibido en- el
PARIS RAZAR de PEDhO GIUSTI
en- cartsras de mano, porta monedas, boil
sas de mano, cinturonss, peinetsS, collareS,
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, pasadoreB de
bolas grandes para sOmbreros, capelinas de
psia de Italia de pals de Arroz J mu'
chos otros artfculos to1oS de tiltima move
dad
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Tome en- las comidas aqua mineral
natural "HIAWATHA." La m ej or
aqua para Ell est6msgo J los rifones. OBJ
tuvo los primeros premios en- Las 6ltimaa
exposiciones celebradas, en- competencia
con mas de 900 clases de aguss, tanto
nacionales como extraugeras. Ventas por
caias. Sanchez Morale & Co., Tetuan "a,
San Juan Puerto Rico.
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OflGIaa del IngsNIsFO Del Vale ZsRo.
FuTtalsla rs.

Adsmss de los dfas que mis- trabRJos de
campo, me- parmiten psrmAnecsr eventual
mente en- oficina, he Riado los dias ldnes
de cada semana de II a. N. en- cuyAa
horas tsndIe gusto en- stendeT cualquieF
consulta vista que Se me hsga.
r. del HaILe Zeno.
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Han pasado & la comisi6n de leyes
copiadas registradas para ponerlos en-
limpio en- So forms final, los proyectos de
ley del Conssjo pasados por la ssamblea.
@. B. g. SO rs. q. 81. g. 18.
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Sc VENDEN unas mamparas de
msdeTas inas , tela metSlica para ofci.
mas Estas son acabadas de construir y 90
ofrecen en- precio muy barsto. Para in'
formes almacen de Latimer q Fernandez,
Marina. 15v.s.
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PARA CURAR UN EsFRIADo
EN4uN OLA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMO
QUTNuTA. Ri boticario le devolver& 81 dinero sino
Sc cura. La frmR de B W. GROVE 80 halla en-
a faaHako
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B. s. RODEY,
F,.dua

Nv, therefore, YOU ARE HEREBY
COMMANDED that you be and appear
in the said District Court of the United
States for Porto Rico, aforesaid, at the
courtroom of the said court, in the city of
San Juan, on the first Monday in May,
1907, the same being the 9Th day Of that
month. then and there to answer to the
said Bill of Complaint exhibited against
you in the above numbered and entitled
cause in the said court, and IN do and
receive what the said Court shall have
considered in that behalf, am this you rs
not to omit under penalty of Five thous.
and Dollars ($5.00O.)
WITNESS the Hon. B. s.
Rodey, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for
Porto Rico. this 18th day cf
March. A. D. 1907; and in the
13lst year of the Independence
of the United States Of Americs.
Attest:
H.B. sCovILLE,
Clerk.
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En s.a imprsuta - vunds paPsI visO &
S200 4 quinill.
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satisfaction of the Court that it is imprac-
ticable to make personal service on you
because you evade such service and will
not conset to receive the same, and
WHEREAS this Court has heretofore
made and entered the following, order, to
wit:
In the District Court of United Sites fora
Puerto Rico.
Sitting at San Juan.
JUse Maria Ubarri
VS. ORDER.
Pablo Ubarri ct al.
Whereas it has been made to appear to
the satisfaction of the Court that the Pa
blo Ubarri Iramategui, one of the de-
PENDANTS herein, is az nonresident of the
jurisdiction, and has refused to receive
copies of the complaint and order for SER
vice, and that therefore it is no practicable
to secure person al service upon the said
defendant therefore it is hereby
ORDERED that a notice be issued to
the said Pablo Ubarri Iramategui tn
appear herein on or before the May, 1907,
rule day of this Court, in manner and
form according to law and that the said
notice be published in the newspaper LA
Correspondence" in. San Juan, Porto
Rico, within this jurisdiction, for the full
term of six (6) consecutive weeks, said
publication TO be not less than once a week
during each of said six week, and further
that copy of said order and publication
together with copy of the Bill and sum-
onS be mailed postpaid and registered to
the address of said Pablo Ubsrri e Irama-
tegui, at Barcelona, Spain.
San Juan, P. R.,
March IL, 1907.
B. s. RODEY,
,Iud0e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT R'Y.

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 1, 1906.
Perth Amboy to New York:-5:10,
S:llo0' ,7;oos $780, 7;sO, 800 500, s:52.
S;S5ss 4;3S, 6;SS. 6:35, 1853. s:05. 10:18.
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
il2;;i5, 1;47' s:47' s:4s, i:ls. 5:is, s:4s.
$40, $40 qi1s p. IN Holidays only.
700. 500, 300, 1000, -11:0O am, 1900
M, 100. 900. 2:40, 3:40, 4:40, 6:15, $3.50,
5;4S; 5:S o;i6, o:so, 74O, 1000, 1t:S0 p. m
w Sundays and Legal Holidays.
LOO. 200, 300. 4:0O 500, 500. TOO,
500, $3.50, 1900 p. m. 1880 ~ M Holidays
FERRY BETWEEN PERTH AMBoY
AND ToTTENvILLE.
s;s2s 100, 1890. 800, si59, s:52, 1925.
iO:52, 1920, l1:48 am, 1920, 12:4S, 1:25.
5:ss 5:ss, ss:2S s::ss, s:SS5 4:eo, 44:ss, 500.
l":lSs ll;lS PM, 1850 am.
SIS, S:45, 7:47, $40, s:47, ear. io:<7.
Ii;2O, l1;47 am, 1920, 12:47. 1870. l:47.
51s sso s s4s ssS s:sS. siS. s:iS s4S s4s s:4S ssS
1910, 1i:o5, ii.so o' am. 1 1906. siH iS:SS SS
LOS, 1885,. 2:05, .2:30, sos. s:4s, 4:i0,
a4S ~ 5;i6, s4S, e:2ss $50, ria 7:sS, s:4s.
s'4S' srn9 lu;9s pm. 1873, 1888 am,
1905, 1880 am, 1906, i2:s6, i:e5. i:s4'
5;sS s;Ss $50 iSs aa:GGss. SIS. s:Ss s:Ss
Gene al Trnfvr kWr-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
HAD CLAMBAKE.

The second annual Rhode Island
steam clambake of the William
O'Brien Association was held at the
Armory Cafe. at Broadway and Main
street, this place, last night. About
fifteen sat down to one of the finest
bakes that has been served in this
place in some time. The bake was
made by Caterer William Siminson,
of Main street, who had everything
done to a turn. The members and
their guests sat down at 6:30 O'Clock
and it was after o'clock when the
last course was served. Speeches
were made by Alderman Charles P.
Cole, Cornelius Shea, the comic story
writer, Chief w. G. Smith, of Cat
skill, N. ". Judge Marcus Stricken,
of Perth Amboy, and others. Peter
Antonides, of this place, formerly of
Perth Amboy, furnished the music
Those that were present were Alder
man Charles p. Cole, Cornelius Shea;
Judge Marcus Stricken, of Perth AM
boy; Chief w. c. Smith. of Catskill;
Peter c. dig, of the tax department
of the borough of Richmond; John
Hoag, of Pleasant Plains; Frank
Bloom, Abram Androvette, Murray
Androvette, of Kreischerville, Cap
tain John Toland, James McDermott.
of the bureau of election; Alfred
Meecham, Frank Wood and A. A.
Wood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07

FL0UR-Firm. but slow; Minnesota pat
ents, %10Gi435: winter straights, SO. i0d350;
winter -extras. s3SOa3; winter patents,
So 60n3.S5.
WHEAT Market advanced &C early on
higher Liverpool cables, bullish Russian
news, continued small receipts and cover
ing; May, S5A@s5l2e. July. "a l1-l6dS5c.
hmrHFereameEy GIa5srp fStras per PSagd PPad
quotation, extras. 32c.l firsts zSrslc: sec
onds, 25Gl2Sc, thirds, 22u2ic,: held, extras,
29}sg90c.; iirsts, 26a29c.; seconds, 23125c, I;
thirds, 2O022c; state dairy, tubs. firsts,
27Q29c seconds. 24d 26c thirds, 20a22c.
CHEESE State, fun cream. small and
large, September, fancy, 14Mc. October,
best. 13l5Ml4c.; good TO prime, 12is4l3c
winter made. average best, l2c. inferior,
l@l2c; light skins. lie; half skins. best.
9atalOc.; part Skins, prime, S@Sisc.; fair
skins, ease.
selected, white, fancy, Slc.;. choice. 29Q
30c extra brown and mixed, 29c.; flrsts
to extra iirsts, 2712Sc-: dirtles 20423c.
checks, 1saz0c. refrigerators, IQ24c.i
TALIoW- Steady; city, 9-16c.; coun.
try, 6%M62tc.
Hay Barely steady; shipping. 75@s5c.
good to choice, $1.05d1l0.
SrRAW-Steady at 601671Sc
BEANS - Quiet; marrow, S2.25@l2.2 27h
medium, $3.50; pea, sl.47hql.6O; red kid
LIVE PoTLTRY--Firm and in fair de.
lOc. chickens, 10g1Sc.;. ducks. 14915c.
geese, 13dl4c; turkeys, 14n16c
DRESSED POuLTRY-Steady and ia
fair demand; fowls, choice, lsis@14e.; do.
nearby chickens i4@15c. western, do, Il
nl4iRc,; turkeys, nearby choice to fancy
lI1lSc.; do. western, do. lIGiSc.; fair tc
good, do, l4nl6c. ducks, nearby, l4al6c.i
J2c. western, do. 9lI1Gc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
First ANNUAL BALL.

The first annual ball of the Chey-
enne A. A., of Rosebank, will be held
at Bachmann's hall Saturday night.
The committee and members have
been working for the past few weeks
for the success of their first under
taking A large number of tickets
have been disposed of which already
assures the success of the affair. The
dancing will commence at O'Clock
and continue until late hour. Sup
per will be, served at IL o'clock. The
music will be furnished by, Professor
Mandt's orchestra. Tickets, admit
ting lady and gentleman, are twenty
five cents. and can be had of any of
the members Ont committee of
arrangements is ] J. Finley, chair
man; David Hayes. and Jack Costello.
The reception committee consists of
Thomas j. Martin, chairman; Will
liam Lamb, William Guensch and
Henry Fitzgerald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
.,-rs, ~. 4 s.isxT en- Isli
eieiAl Nis'


The story is brought in from the
cruel West by a recent traveller there,
tof d very primitive and painful
though perhaps logical method OIL
treatment for rheumatism, III GER
tain sanitaTiunl,
The foremost principle OF the IN
stitution seems to be the enforcing
of the most violent exercises upon the
patients-one method being long
and exhausting outdoor runs, until
the patient sometimes actually drops
in his tracks. The patient is followed
in these runs by an athletic attend
ant, who is employed to beat the al
most exhausted patient If he shows
any signs of tagging.
Thus the man whose joints are
stiff and painful to the touch-who
even walks with continuous pain-is
forced to endure agony and exhaus-
tion, in order that the tide of his
blood may surge and flow through his
veins with the greatest power and
rapidity.
They say the treatment cures the
most desperate case--if the patients
heart can endure the awful strain.
It's wonderful what people who
are suffering will endure to be cured.
1t is pathetic to realize that the agony
is absolutely unnecessary. All of
this painful and exhausting exertion
cannot accomplish as much as a GER
tain brown powder that is sprinkled
in the shoes. 1t is granted that the
violence is better than drugging the
stomach But Volta Powder does not
go ;ntc l--e stc.-.cA 'i..e ores of
the feet absorb the virtues. The
blood circulation is stimulated. The
urates are dissolved and carried out
of the system. Stiff joints grow linn
ber. Pains disappear. Muscles re-
new their elasticity and strength.
Youthful vigor returns.
The heart is not exhausted. The
treatment causes not a moment of
pain. Relief is almost immediate;
and the cure certain.
Why is such a marvellous powder
practically unknown? is the natural
question. PreviouslyVolt Powder
an Italian discovery--has only been
sold by few agents; just recently
has it been put on the market and
exploited. Now the best informed
drug stores haye it, and the leading
department stores Any druggist
can get it for you from his whole
saler; or sent by mail direct from
the American Volta Co., 13 Astor
Place, New York city, on the receipt
of $1.00.
VOLTA can be had In Perth Am
boy at the following drug stores:
Sections Pharmacy, 70 Smith street;
Garben's Pharmacy, 81 Hall avenue;
Barnekov & PETE, 335 State street.
and West End Pharmacy. 247 Smith
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nook, of Rec
tor street, are receiving congratula-
tions upon the arrival of son.
The barn and out buildings of Mr..
Amos Wittenbert, of Amboy avenue,
were burned to the ground yesterday
afternoon.
The farm implements and house
hold furniture of the late Walter
Freeman, of Menlo Park, were sold
at auction yesterday.
Miss Irene Mason is substituting at
Franklin Park school this week.
Mrs. Henry Bennett entertained
the Ladies Aid Society yesterday at
her home.
Mrs. Emery and Miss Mcfarland
are spending a week with friends in
New York. Fh
There is a meeting of the school
board this evening.
Mr.. Charles Dudling, of this place,
and Miss Ida G.. Clark, of Railway,
were married at Railway last week.
Announcement of the wedding has
just been madeA
There is much sickness in town
and the doctorssare kept busy.
Dr. Mason is expected home this
week. st
Mrs Wise has been entertaining
several guests this week.
A theatre party Is being arranged
to see Fantana at the New Brunswick
Opera House this evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
TUG NEARLY FINISHED.

The New York Central railroad tug
No. "a, which was built and launched
at the shipyard of A. G. Brown &
Sons the latter part of October, is
about completed and will probably
leave that place in day or so. This
is the same tug that narrowly escaped
destruction at the fire that partly de-
stroyed that yard in October. 1t was
launched two days after the fire.
Superintendent w. G. Smith,, of Cat
Skill, n. Y, has been here ever since
the first day of November looking
after the work of installing the ma
chine in the tug. He has been in the
employ of the New York Central for
the past twenty years and is an effic-
lent engineer and machinist. He will
take the tug to New York city and
turn it over to the company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Anna Waring, of West ave-
nue., has recovered fro-1 her recent
illness.
Miss Muriel Wright, OF New York
city, and Miss Alice Waring, of West
avenue, attended Railway ex-high
school dance in Railway last Thurs
day night.
Miss Muriel Wright has returned
to her home in New York city after
visiting Miss Alice Waring, Of West
avenue
Mrs. Walker, of New York city, is
visiting friends on West avenue.
Mrs. John Knight, who was taken
i'll while visiting her daughter, Mrs
Thomas Diach, of Bensonhurst, about
Christmas time, has been able 10
come home to her daughter, Mrs
Charles B. Wood, of Holton avenue.
Mrs. John A.. Metcalf. of East ave-
nue., spent last Thursday in New York
city.
Mr.. t. Gfmbernat, of Cliff road
was in Newark Thursday afternoon.
We are very glad to learn that Mr.
Wilson Waring, of West avenue, who
has been very ill., is much better.
Miss Alice Waring, of West ave-
Uut, spent last MOHQdy dlltIHOOu
with a few school friends at the home
of Miss Helen Perry, of New York.
Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting
friends in Brooklyn for about q week
returned to her home on East avenue
last week.
Mrs. f. D. Wright, of New York
city, spent last Wednesday in town
with friends.
Mr. Frank Mazzur, of West ave
nue.. is away for a short time on
business trip.
! Mrs John c. Fowler, of East ave
nue. entertained company from GU
of town at luncheon last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Waring, OF West ave
nue., spent last Thursday with Miss
| Dorothy Pinneo, of Elizabeth.
Miss Rae Robinson, of Bryant ave
nue.. Railway spent last Wednesda!
in town.
Miss Hall, of New York, has re
turned to her home after spending
few days in town with Mr. and Mrs
Wilson Waring, Of West avenue.
Mrs. Harry Demarest, Of West ave
nue., gave shower party at her HON,
last Saturday evening to Mr.. and Mrs
+ Ernest Bovnton, of East avenue.
y Mrs. Williamson, of Railway ave
nue., Woodbridge, spent last Wednes
day afternoon in town with friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

The funeral of Mrs Sarah O'Meara
took place Tuesday morning from her
late residence, and thence to st. JOS
eph's church, where high mass of
requiem was offered by Rev. Father
O'Farrell. Interment was in Wood
bridge cemetery.
DR.. Joseph Wantock visited at
Newark Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy and Miss Kate
O'Brien, of Chrome avenue, were
visiting friends in Newark yesterday
Miss Stella Mccoy and William
Slonaker have gone on an extended
trip to the home of Mr.. Slonaker's
parents in Lansing, Pa
Edward Merritt Is seriously i'll at
his home on Railway avenue.
John j. Lyman has accepted pos
ition with the United States Metal
Refining Company