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The Marshall republican., 1907-05-10
Little Girls!

We are going to give away a beau
tiful little Bucks Range now on exhi-
bition in our front window to the little I
girl ID years and under who will draw |
the best reproduction of the Bucks
Stove q Range Co. Trade Mark !
and give us the best essay not to ex-
coed thirty words on why she would
like to W a Bucks Range when she
l gets to be a big woman.
Now let us see vino will get this
beautiful Range. i
Come to our Hardware Store and |
get a booklet telling you all about the
| drawing and essay.
W. will have a book in which we
want the names and address of all the |
little girls who enter this contest.
When you have finished them, put
your name and address on the upper
right hand corne and bring or send
to our store. The contest will close |
on Thursday May 30th and the award
made on Saturday, June lst, at 2 p. M.
A competent committee will make the
award. Now little girls come and see :
this beautiful Range. Get a booklet.
leave your name and address and then
bring us your very best efforts as an |
artist. and some little girl will get the
prize. Respectfully,
NIB. IT, MAYOR HARDWARE STOREll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
ADDRESSED YOUNG
MEMS LITERARY SOC'Y
Simon Northrup Gave Interesting Adj
dress on Subject of United States
Senate Saturday Night.

Simon Northrup, of Newark, a
brother of Rev. James H. Northrup,
gave stirring address on the United
States senate to the members of the
Young Mems Literary Society Satur-
day night. Mr.. Northrup, who is
member of the New Jersey Bar and
president of the Independent Demo-
cratic League in Newark, told of the
way the senators transact affairs. Mr..
Northrup brought out the fact that
many senators do not represent the
states or the people, but private in
diyiduals and corporations as rule.
Mr.. Northrup's address was leng-
thy and hearty applause followed his
closing remarks.
The Westminster Cadets attended
the meeting in a body, and number
of other invited guests were present.
Nearly all the members of the So
ciety were at the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
SQUIRRELS AT TRENTON
Frisky Fellows to BE Liberated by
Game Commission.

TRENTON, Jan. 21:-The game
commission is preparing to send an
other colony Of squirrels to the State
House grounds, and it is thought that
the little fellows who were liberated
last year will then feel more at home
and become as tame as those in the
capitol grounds at Harrisburg, Pa,
and Richmond, Va.
The game commission sent a. dozen
squirrels here last year, and homes
were built for them in the trees in the
park surrounding the capitol. but
they did not remain on their play
ground. They were frightened away
by the traffic on State street and built
their own homes down on the river
bank. Two of them met untimely
deaths, one being killed by a dog and
another being drowned in the State
House fountain. There have been
some baby squirrels, but they prefer
the retreat down by the river bank
to the noisy State House park.
The older ones are seen about the
park early in the morning, but when
the trolley traffic begins they seek
more secluded Fairgrounds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
,oms of their spacious home at 18th

rooms of their spacious home at 18th
and @ streets were prettily decorated
with flowers and an orchestra played
in the ball ROOM Among those who
assisted at the reception was Miss
Kean, and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart was
among those who did the honors in
the dining room.
Senator and Mrs Dryden enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening,
and among their guests were Mrs.
Hobart and Mrs. Kuser.
Mrs. Kean, mother of Senator
Kean, was a guest on Saturday at u
luncheon given by Mrs. Audenreid.
First Lieutenant Alfred A. May
bach, artillery corps, has been order
ed to the works of the Electric
Launch Company, at Bayonne, In con-
nection with the repairs of the launch
Lieutenant Wainsboro.
Colonel and Mrs Lewis ]. Per-
rine, of Trenton, are spending n few
days in this city. They are stopping
at the New Willard.
Ernest Alpers, of Westfeld, Will
liam B. Clarke, of Plainfield, are at
the Riggs; Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Barrie, of Orange, are at the Airing
ton; Mrs. ]. A. Dillon, of Orange. is
at the New Willard; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Whitehead, of Trenton, Harry G.
Beers, Frank l.. Brenck, of Slack
wood, are at the Regent. c. s. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
DANGER IN RAILWAY RIVER
Sewage Commission in Favor of River
improvements.

RAILWAY, Jan. 21:-According to
the report of the state sewerage COM
mission for 1906, just completed. the
people of Railway are in danger from
the pollution of the Railway river.
On this point the report says:
Along the Railway river much
pollution exists which causes an hour
ly danger to the citizens of Railway.
A recent complaint was made by
the health officers of South Orange
against the pollution of the Railway
river by the city of Orange. The
commission was compelled to reply
that it ordered the pollution to cease,
but that it could not enforce the or
der because it's authority was limited
by the exclusive grant of the power
of initiative to another commission
The commission also calls attention
to the flow of sewerage into the water
at seaside resorts Concerning this
evil it says in part:
Almost all of our seaside resorts
are destroying their chief assets by
discharging crude sewerage into the
water used for bathing purposes. This
commission recommends that its jur-
isdiction be extended to compel i'm
mediate action by the seaside resorts
having established sewer systems.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
GARFIELD BATTERY
BANQUET WEDNESDAY

Everything is now in readiness for
the annual banquet of the Garfield
Battery, which will be held at the
Packer House on Wednesday night
The banquet committee, who are in
charge of the affair, have reported
that all the details are completed, and
have announced that the following
speakers will be present: Thomas
Armstrong, president of the Common
Council, of Philadelphia; Alderman
at-Large Pfeiffer, Judge Adrian Lyon,
Assemblyman Frank Crowther, City
Clerk Charles MacWilliam, Recorder
Harold E. Pickersgill, Albert Leon,
South r. Harrington, Joseph B. Quick
and others. Captain Ferd Garretson
will make the opening address.
There will be no invited guests, the
affair being for the members only.
According to the present plan, the
members of the battery will meet in
a body in the Odd Fellows building
at O'Clock and march from there to
the Packer House.
The dinner will be served at about
$3.50 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
COLD WAVE COMES
OUT OF THE WEST
Mercury Fell Rapidly Last Night and
the Moisture in the Air Was
Soon Dried Up.

cold wave, on its way from the
west, reached this city today, accord
ing to the official weather forecast A
drop of forty degrees in the temper
ature in twenty-four hours was the
prediction. BY midnight last night
1t was being fulfilled The mercury
then going towards the bottom of the
tube at the rate of about three de-
grees an hour.
The change in the weather here Is
coming under pressure of cyclone
which swept the Ohio Valley yester-
day, causing great damage, and MAX
ing it's effect Immediately felt in the
east. As the result of the Ohio Val
ley storm, all direct telegraphic COM
munication to the cities west of Pitts
burg is cut off. Dispatches were be-
ing received last night via Montreal.
The Ohio cyclone literally drove
the moisture out of the east and for
the first time in week the sun shone
in this city The falling temperature
and wind that began at noon dispelled
the fog and rain clouds that have
been hanging over this vicinity and
the weather rapidly cleared, as the
thermometer fell. From sc degrees
at noon the mercury had dropped at
AZ at D. m. AT midnight it stood at
35 degrees and was still going down.
EARLY this morning it got down to
15 degrees.
Last night the wind gradually in
creased in velocity and got as high as
35 miles an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
WANTED TO GET IN HOUSE
Hoga Tried Window After Entering
Door In Vain.

Knud Hoga, Norwegian sailor,
was arrested at o'clock Saturday
afternoon by Patrolman McDermott.
He was noticed staggering up Smith
street by number of people early in
the afternoon. Hoga later walked up
the steps of the residence of George
Buchanan, on State street, and, push
ing open the door, stepped inside. He
was elected at once, but, not daunted
by this, tried to climb through front
window. Patrolman McDermott hap
pened to hear of the trouble and at
once took the fellow in charge.
Hoga was arraigned before the re-
corder yesterday morning and was
fined So. He had 10 money, so was
again placed in cell. ]. P. Holm,
however, paid his fine this morning
and he was released. The prisoner
said he had become intoxicated in
New York Saturday morning and re-
membered nothing of what took place
after that. He said his home was at
St Antoinette
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
ATTACK new IDEA"
G. G. Kidder Warns New England
Society of the Oranges Against
''Restrained Populism.

NEWARK, Jan. 21:-Following
the presentation of the report of a
sepcial committee on the revision of
corporation laws of New Jersey there
was a wordy war at q meeting of the
New England Society of Orange Sat-
urday night One of the severest at
tacks upon the report was made by
Camillus G. Kidder, who is now the
moving spirit in the Orange Board of
Excise. He called the report re
strained populism.
The report of the committee is
very thorough, he said, "and very
choice in its language, but if it is the
report OF the professional reformer
do not know that it ought to be en-
tertained by this society. 1t seems
to me that the reformer in the true
sense should be lightly considered
do not think the Colby movement
was in it's true sense reform move
ment"
Mr.. Kidder urged the members of
the society to be cautious in handling
the subject.
Edward K. Sumerwell who was
defeated as candidate for mayor on
the Citizens Union or reform ticket,
in East Orange, and who is mem
Der of the committee, defended the
report. denied it was restrained pop
ulism" and also denied he was a pro-
fessional reformer.
Absalom p Backman stood with
Mr.. Kidder, and the two lawyers on
the committee who defended the re-
port were Mr.. Sumerwell and AL
bridge G. Smith. F. W. Kelsey, chair
man of the committee, denied the
committee was in sympathy with pop
ulism or restrained populism," or
hanging on the coattails of the pro-
fesSional reformer.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
CRY BRIEFS
aarpcCcCCcoOOOOcocOOooOoo-

Inspector Boyle, of the Public
Service Corporation, was in town Sat
urday.
Sam Blazer, of 20 Hall avenue,
told Patrolman Shultz that Walter
Kowalczylz, of 70 Charles street, Sat
urday night had broken window in
his store.
Pafrolman kozusko escorted two
Immigrants to SO Chalncey street at
8 o'clock last night.
Harry Salzman, formerly en-
ployed at the M. & w. clothing store,
left this city Saturday for New York.
Captain Wood Applegate writes
to the NEWS to state that Abraham
Morris, of Keyport, was the first to
stop at Ye Olde Spye Inn at Morgan
and was the man to receive the bottle
of wine.
Al gang of men tore up section
of the wooden block pavement this
morning preparatory to making tai
into the Floersch building on Smith
street
THE Board of Aldermen will hold
lar meeting tonight.
Il "a meeting of MiddleseX Legion
of the National Protective Legion will
be held in Odd Fellows hall tonight
Deputy Grand Chief Thomas
Lucas and Grand Senior Woodward
j. j. Flynn will stall the officers of
Court Standard No. Ill, Foresters of
America, at their regular meeting in
Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night.
"A number of mernbers of the
Raritan Club attended a reception at
Roosevelt yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
COM. or DEEDS
!. TO Be ELECTED
List of Those In This Vicinity
Whose Term Expires
This Year.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

TRENTON, Jan. 21:-Nearly 200
commissioners of deeds are to be
elected by the present Legislature to
succeed commissioners whose terms
will expire this year. The number
to be chosen In Middlesex county is
ninety-seven. The commissioners are
chosen by joint ballot OF both houses
the same as a United States senator.
Some of those to be elected in Mid
dlesex are as follows:
Perth Amboy-First Ward, two,
one to succeed Bradley w. Earring
ton, term expired, and one to succeed
George w. Yepson, an ad interim ap-
pointee. Second Ward, two, one to
succeed Frank Neer, term expired,
and one to succeed William w.
Pierce, an ad interim appointee.
Third Ward, three, one to succeed
Charles F. Moore, term expired, and
two to fill vacancies. Fourth Ward,
none. Fifth Ward, one, to succeed
Emil Sameth, term expired. Sixth
Ward, six, all to fill vacancies ex-
pired.
South Amboy-Two, to succeed
John A. Lovely and Andrew H. Slo-
yer, both of whose terms expire this
year.
Woodbridge Township-Three, one
to succeed Ernest H. Boynton, term
expiring this year, and two to fill
vacancies.
Roosevelt Borough-Four, all to
fill vacancies.
Sayreville Township-Six, one to
succeed John j. Quaid, term expiring
this year, and five to fill vacancies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
HAT CARNIVAL AT RINK.
Good Time Arranged for Tomorrow
Night-PoI0 Teams Practice.

Manager Everdell, of the Lyceum
roller skating rink, has decided to
hold a hat carnival tomorrow night.
Every skater at certain time during
the evening will be given fancy hat
which must be worn until the rink
closes. One of the hats given away
Will be the lucky hat, and the one
wearing it at the closing time will
be awarded a complimentary ticket
TO the rink for one week.
Manager Everdell says he has held
similar carnivals in number of
other Kinks, and they have always
created much fun.
The polo teams are still hard at
work and each night after the rink
closes may be seen at practice. A
game with Keyport is expected to be
arranged soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
ROYAL ARcAN'JM SMOKER.
Nliddlesex Council VIII Have Fine
Program Tomorrow Night at Smoker

Arrangements are now about com
pleted for the smoker and entertain
ment TO be given by Middlesev Coun-
oil, No. 100, Royal Arcanum, at a
regular meeting tomorrow night. The
entertainment will be furnished by
the grand officers, who it is expected
will all be present on this occasion.
Past Regent A. H. Hope, of the coun-
Gil received word this mo ming that
the talent viii consist of Waters and
Driseoll, who will entert ain with sing
ing and funny stories, and Mineier,
pianist.
A short meeting will be held before
the entertainment. A supper will fol-
low
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
TAKES OTHER OFFICE.
County Engineer Larsen Occupies
Rooms of Predecessor, L. G. N.
Brogger, Jr., at 121 Smith st.

County Engineer Morgan Larsen is
having his Office moved from. the
formerly occupied by L.. c. N. Brog-
ger, Jr. Engineer Larsen has pur-
chased the entire Office outfit and in
tends to make it his headquarters.
Architects j. N. Pierson & Son will
remain in the Office in the Scheuer
building, which was formerly occu-
pied by Engineer Larsen with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
HIP WAS DIsl.ocATED.
Ncns NIork Injured at Terra Gotta
Works This Morning.

Yens Mork, of Eagleswood. was
badly injured at the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta Works at Z o'clock this
morning. The injured man was plac-
ed in carriage and taken to the Of
flee of DR. J. u. Lund, who found that
the man was suffering from dislo-
Gated hip. After the fractured mem
ber had been treated, Mork was re-
moved to his home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Four Judgments Rendered This
Morning by Judge Lyon.

Four judgments were rendered this
morning in the district court, as fol-
lows: Alpough VS. Belafsky, of
Roosevelt; The Moneyweight Scale
Company VS.. Harris Tillman; Isidor
Schwartz VS.. Joseph Tuposky; Will
liam Mccormick VS. Domey Cerulo.
In two landlord and tenant cases
judgment was also given. Three
cases were adjourned and two dis
continued
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
TROLLEY LINES TIED W.
Oar Became Derailed Near Florida
Grove Switch Yesterday.

II Trolley traffic between this city and
etuchen was tied up for fully three
( flarters of an hour yesterday after
I BON. Car No. 121, bound for this
civ. bacame derailed east of the
FlbrU Grove switch about O'Clock
and krecking crew from the car
barn haffNto be sent for before cars in
either direction could proceed. Sup
erintendent Partain directed the
workmen and with the aid of another
car. the derailed trolley was finally
placed on the track All eight wheels
had left the tracks, which made the
repair work difficult.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
Much Water In GeIIa,.

A number of men were at work
yesterday and last night pumping out
an overflow in the west cellar in the
Floersch building in Smith street.
The flood was caused by backing from
the Madison avenue sewer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
DEALS PUT THROUGH.
Hall Avenue Property Sold to Ill.
Brody.

A real estate deal has been closed
for the property at IL Hall avenue,
owned by Mrs. Klink. It was sold to
H. Brody. The property at 27 East
avenue, owned by o. Johginson, was
sold to Mrs. Klink. This sale was
made through the agency of l. AL
perm, 101 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
EIectic, D0c Next sunday.

The S iowr.Ghts, Joiners and
Caulkers' Union did not meet er-
day, as expected The regular cfec-
,tion of officers will take place at a
meeting to be held next Sunday after
moon at 9 o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-21
NEW PLANS READY.
Cohen Building on State Street to
Contain Restaurant and Offices.

New bids for the A. G. 2. Cohen
building, to be built in State street
near Smith street, will be received in
a few days. According to the new
plans, the first floor will be a large
store, which will be occupied as
restaurant by A. & z. Cohen. The
second floor will contain six rooms
for offices.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE
One of the. really beautiful homes
OF Los Angeles. Located in one of
me Rnt, very cry finest residence sections.
potn ro,at rom an Interior and exterior
point Oh view it's extremely artistic.
In fact about the most artistic and
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Los @ Angeles today.
IT REALLY MUST BE SEEN To
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LIVING ROOM-Downstairs con-
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DUTCH DEN-Octagonal in shane.
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:. DINING ROOM-Connecting with
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On either side of fireplace are old
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BILLIARD ROOM-Leading off
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KITCHEN AND PANTRIES-Light,
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THE CLOSETS are all extra large,
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Furnace in basement connecting
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

For sale-4-room bungalow, lot 5Ox15O
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
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