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RAILROADS.
gEW JERSEY eENTRAl.

INV J6MS6T 16M ] BEL.
Time shown below IS from Liberty St. stA-
-tioa. Leave West sc s. 10 minutes earlier
except as Eotsd ~ Designating marks
PGfLADELPIIA TWO-uOUR IBAlN
EVERY HOCR on THE HOUR.
jsi2.lS $50. m7.0&. ms6.G0 SD, se.O9.
s"i0.OU. $1lOG. 1l3U. ms12-OO. fs1e0.
no - 10 500 800 plS SS P M ~.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-zsl go
.SUO ysi0Oo. ssl2-oO s2.OO. f+ssoO.
LAKEWOOD AND ADMINISTRATOR 90.
. =. A. NJ. X1.OO. so. k3. 80 "a Is. 500
r. u. NJ 10. sundays. s. 80. $50 a. u.
ATLANTIC CITY,. 40 A. n. X1-OO ks 10
LON1 ssASCTt. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE SUNDAYS. SO. AsbUry Parkl--
z4.0C $50. Ii.3O A. NJ. eXi240. To-
g4.fS. $50. $50. ji2Ol. sundays. except
ocean Grove. z4-0O 900 A. n, AGO. $50
Time tables givIrs trains TO EAsTON.
BETH LE3IES ALLENTOWN MACCH
CHUNK. WII1iSESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING HARRiSBURG. louisville.
WlL.LIAMSPOFT and all other points can
be obtained az the following Offices; LIB
esty =. tWesr 23d ST. Tel. 31&& Chelsea.
8 Aston House. 240. 434. 1880. 1885, Broad
way. lsJ 6th Az. PSI 5sn Az. . Union
ST. - Columbus Az. New York; Court
ST, 343. 544 Fulton 81. 40 NostranG Av-.
Brooklyn, $50 Broadway, williamsburg
New YORK Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage 70 destination
sDaity. TDaiy, except Sunday, pSundays.
$ParIor cars only mDiEiaS car, except
sundays. NSaturdays only. zLiherty 81
Only. jDining car sundays eDinins car
daily. From West TwenJy-third street
kS. 90 2. NJ. d3.5O P. N.
viee-Plez. 8 Cen. Mgr. Cen. Pass.r Agent
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CENTRAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSES. STta
St and Sth ave. Once. 3O7 West STth St.
Sev York April 18th, 1901 To Mrs. n.
Cor. Mas FARRELL Thomas Roach. @. Hozen
SnoW. Annie Hammer, l. MOntel. Mrs. Mar
thu Lather Mr. F. Moorehsad W. z. Bag
ley. Mss Emma Ford, MinEie O'Reillys
Goodwin Patton. Mrs. y. r Robertson.
Thomas Finnigan. Mime. Cruzka. Mrs. Ge-
rard. Mrgt BOsley. c. n. TUrnbUll. Miss
Jennie Thompson. Mr., NJ. DOnnelly, F. NJ
Peters. Mrs. John Kane. Mrs. W. l. Goods.
Allen. Mrgt. Cane. Yaccarino's Express.
Mrs NJ Paul. Mrs. s. A. HumbcTt. Miss
A. Simms. Cyril Rudolf Mrs. A. Balfour.
nell. Mrs. Coles. Frank Raymond. NlarSt-
Colbert. =. Fay. Miss Margt Farrell Mrs
stevens. Henry RaploO. Mrs CroEisE, Mr.
e Walker. Miss A, A. Buck. Charles +.
Richardson. Mrs n. Roman, A. l. Shs7-
pard. Miss &C. PoivTe. J, Otis Wheelocx. 2.
G Raub Miss Ollie Jones. II. C. Speliman.
Josephine Hall. Mrs Lillian Turner. A
StillweH. o ~. Paschal Mrs. George How
ard. Theo- NaTsson. ESmma Crane. Nor,
Marshall. Mrs. l. Fay. Mr. HsckinGer. AIics
Wilson. Mrs. Kate Queen. Mr.. J Ia Point
Betty Walker. GUSTAV HoFnischer. Mrs.
Mirrasson. MIS-. 2 BenSa. G. n. Perry.
s Brooks. Maggie Hill Miss Della DlIf-y.
Kate O'Conuor. Annie Woods. Mary Keat-%
ing. Walter Woodalt, Mrs. Jessie Grim.
and each 81 you are hereby notified ehaf
the time for the payment OF the lien We
hold upon the property hereinafter de-
scFioed HAVING EXPIRED. after dus no.
tice thereof had been given YOU We viii
cause such property. 70 wit: HOCSETOIsD
GOODS. PERSONAL REJECTS ana MEsP-
CHANDISE. stored by you or in YOUR rams
in the Central Storage Warehouses - N,
sold AZ public auction. according to ~.
statute IN such case made and provided AZ
itS warehouse. 500 West G.th St. New Yor,S
City. on Monday. May 9Th 1907. AZ 10
a. m. and y the sale thereof Is not com
pleted on said date. the same viii Be- con
tinued at the same place en- each ana every
Monday thereafter. beginning at 10 a M.
until the sale Is completed Cent?, a.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
y. U. HAYES 8 BRO. Propricco-s
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HEAP WANTED.
Male

.Ss5;TSTs 7rAHTED 70 handle our clothes
- tag aAA kl.!:e shs:pener: se --I;.1 .
- q 5 Eeynelds Mfg. Co. FREDERICK
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Tickets at 149. 500. 11S5. 1434 Broadway.
y. Y; go Fulton St. Brooklyn. "Daiiy-
IE.xcept sunday. zL-eaves Christopher 81.
LILO r NJ. weekdays.
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OCEAN sTEANfERs.
aGRTa GERMAN LLOYD.

EaSt Express Service
rPLfACU 1tf--ChERBOUR G-Eftf-AA-N
:. alSer Day =. 10 An ikrJnp9il4. July n ~
= WI Siay H. l;,U AM haiser --- JEiy 80
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y, NIn IL JuCe T., AM CeCilie aug. - -
kronFriEz. June Is. 10 AM Kaiser Aug. =
kalSeT July =. 10 An n. ". H. sept s
h. VIM. lt-JJly .. q AL KronPrinz sept 10
Iwi0-ScTew Passenger Service.
I'll lOUTH-CHERBOl Sti-BtsE-iE.N
va 3iay = 10 AM t<aTsGersr. June -
kLrfgerSt. May 8. 10 AM Cr!t GriCh J:-ue -
SFaein May 10. 10 An r. Alice. -JLne =
krie1rich May Is. 10 AL Iireraen July
?. Alice. May % 10 An Bsrharossa- July Il
BIeu>en. May -. 10 LII FSrrfueTst July -
-hemnitz June 6. 10 AN Friedrich. July IS
baSea:ossa- June SLOAN Z. Alice. Aug
~brsmen direct.
Mediterranean Service
GLIB -NAPLES-GENOA. At n an.
eNeckar Apr "a Irsne. .iuly IL
BarbarOss2. May Al ~SeCksr. July 20
~ Ll1se. May IL X Luise. july -
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Il Luiss June Is r. Albert. ..-. sept. {
n ALBERT. June 20 "Neckar. -... sept. -
-Omtts Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & Attn SITS. HOboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IRA E.Ll.EEtS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


YOUNG WOMAN: In kitchen or Iunca-
room. NJ. n. ZIG East sJA 81
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LA xEI0cE r, East italian Line.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS waNrrr

NURSERY retired Norwegian girl. IN an
American family; wages SIS. S47 West
f2ath st.. Room q.
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Laclkawanna Railroad.

LdCkaWan1ld Railroad.
Leave n. Y. Barclay. Christopher w cad
SITS
$500 4 M-For Binghamtou ana Elmira-
1000 A. I.-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81
Louis
"1.4O r M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
- 10 2. M-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
:"G. Is p, M,-FO- Buffalo and Chicago.
"S.%5 T. N.-For Buffalo. syracuse. ithaca
eco A. N.-Chicago-SleepeTs open $50
~
Tickets at lac. 500. 11S5. 1434 Broadway.
y Y, go Fulton St. BrooSlyu "Daiiy-
Except sunday. sLeaves Cnristopher 81.
Q 10 T. NJ. weekdays.
y. Y. y. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station,
I'D ST and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New london & Prov.-S@S:c 90.
= 1000. * 1902 A. M - 1000
y l;Ol sx 500. - 500. % SOP.
"el2-tW p NJ via Wiliinantic-TpS-O a
II. T2:tsl p. VI; via Spfd.-79:1A A. NJ.
12.t0, !:00. sf1:OO p NJ
Vor'ster < Fitch, via Putnam. 1888 p. ~.
I.akeviNe & NOrf-fS:49 a. NJ 1881 p NJ
1eld--Vt.54. 4S:49 A. NJ. ard 1871 ?. NJ
Ticket Offices a. cCrand Central Station
and clS5th St, aiso az c2f5. 1900. el33s
3 way, Go Union Square. clS2 Fitth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 MaGizOn Ave.
clos ". 125th 81. 27S9 Third Ave. IN
BROOKLYN. CA Court St. 40 NOstrand Ave.
500 B'way
'Daily. 1Except sundays. sStops at 125th
s. xSr0ps et I25ta So. SUNDAYS only.
tParlor car Limited. Has dining car.
ePertor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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INSTRUMENTATION LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSES-
GER SERVICE.
Plymouth herbOurg-Hamburg

Plymouth CherbOurg- Hamburg
sAm'ka(new) Apr2S. Bpm sBiuecher hay .
Pretoria. April "a, PM 'Kaisefin. May 10
sDchTd. Apr30 6:30AM WaIdersea. May Is
Patricia. May 4. 1O:3OAM "AmeriAa--May %
Among special features OF these vessels
are; Grill Room Gymnasium. Pain Gar
den. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant. elevators,
Electric Baths.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPI.E .S-C ESOA
tHanbuIg. May =. June II. Aug. IL
f"Aoitke- ---.---.. May IS. July =. Sept.
'Has Grill Room. HAS Gymnasium.
TOURIST BUREAU.
r. p Tickets. hotel accommodations ard
general information about foreign travel
ITaTellers checks good all over The world
OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY. y Y.
PhoEe 1850 Rector Piers EoooSen-
AMEHICAN I I7IE Sailing at $50 \. N.
- ~ - - From Pier Is. y. II;
INNOCTH-CHERBG- SOJ"THAMPTO<
Pls l!sstDEIFfiIA- Apr. %, May -. June -
- ~ go SV+ tonsl May &. II \. ~
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NEW YORK ..-... May H. June s. July 6
81 LOI Is .-.---. Nav re June II. July 10
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TEL TONIC. May l. 10 AM
July y
bALsIlC May 8 3 PM: June IA: July II
lAIESTIC- MAY IS. 10 AM
CEDIlIC.M Nav II. $50 AM. June 20. July Il
CEl1Ilc-May 81. $50 AL. June % JUS IS
Pay OUTH-CHER'G -ssOUTHAMPT'Nj
EltIIC May 4. II AMsf.ou1 Pier Is. NR1
LADAlAIIC- Way % June 10
iTECTONIC. Ms ~ Trne 96
MAJESTIC. ..-. i,-re 10 T1I, 10
view, $4,000 tons: has Elevator,
tIymnasium Turkish Baths and Band
TIE TG MEDITERRANEAN ,Xyd58sv-
FROM NEW YORK
CRITIC Nav o Noon: June % Aug
ROMANO. 49,. April %. $50 A NJ, June s
,. FROM BOSTON
EoNANlC -..-...- July Is 3 2 VI
CANOPIC Man rs. 2:3O p. NJ June %
PASSENGER OFFICE o BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery IT,
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FrEnair.

;.Ap- ~5uil give services ia exchange
for room ans i1a~d: understands al
houaehoIe duties gaol sesms.Tess: COM
aEtcnah.e; eKpsg'eacsG with children.
Campanlon. T.isaas Uptown osles 1904
Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
WOOnRRInGE ITEMS.

Miss Grace Harmed, of Westfeld,
spent Sunday at her home in Railway
avenue.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will meet this week at the
residence of Mrs. c.. A. Etter, in
Green street, to prepare for the Eas-
ter tea and sale to be held on Tues
day afternoon and evening, March 26,
in the church parors.
Mr.. Frank /. Bowler. of Railway
avenue, has returned after spending
a few days in New York.
Miss Susie Dixon and Miss Anna
Dixon, of upper Main street, spent
Sunday with Mrs. +. |. Perry, in Rah-
way avenue.
Major r. H. Hendershot and son
will give a fife and drum entertain
ment in the M. e. church Friday
night, March 22. Major Henderson,
will be assisted Wy male quartet
and other excellent talent Admis-
sion thirty-five cents, children twenty
cents.
Miss Minerva Young is i'll at hel
home at Crab Beach.
Mrs Nels Johnson, of Green street
is slowly recovering from her recent
illness.
The Bridget Club will be enter.
tanned Wednesday, afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. C. A. Campbell, in
Grove street.
Mrs. Allen, of Kingston. n. Y, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. A. M
Liddle.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education will be held tonight in
school No. /.
The annual school election will bt
held Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs s. f. Daily is spending a few
days at the home of her brother or
Prospect HILL
Mr.. c. d. Clarkson, of Cynwyd, Pa.
visited his parents Sunday.
Jonas Coddington seems to be en-
| tirely recovered from his severe i'll
ness.
The burning of the wall paper fac
tory at New Brunswick has put {
check on papering the Residential
part of the railroad station on Pros
pect HILL
Mr.. Frank P. Edgar has removed
his plumbing store and business into
the building formerly the publication
Office of the Independent Hour"
Col. A. w. Jones, once the publish
er of the Middlesex County Democrat
at Perth Amboy. lately had a severe
mishap at the Astor House, New
York. Being about blind and having
lost his right arm he stumbled over &
high jar in his room, breaking three
) of his ribs. He was with great diff
lculty removed to his home in st
Louis, Mo-, in critical condition,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
PLEASANT. PLAINS.
EUCHRE CLUB TO HAVE
A THEATRE PARTY

The Evening Euchre Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer LaForge Friday night. The
feature of the evening was progress
sive point euchre. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The following were awarded prizes:
Mrs. John Peters, first ladies prize,
dozen hand painted dessert dishes !;
Mrs. Stephen Slower, second, half
dozen glass tumblers; consolation
prize, Mrs William Benz; first gen
tleman's prize, Mr.. LaForge, negligee
shirt; second, Elwyn Peters, pocket
knife; and consolation, William Benz.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William BENZ
in Princes Bay, Thursday night
They will also attend the perform
ance of THE Man of the Hour" at
the Savoy theatre, in Manhattan, on
Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
TOTTENyuLE LOCALS.

The next regular meeting of the
Teachers Association of Richmond
Borough will be held Wednesday
night at public school No. IA, Staple-
ton, at o'clock.
Mrs. William O'Conner, of Silver
Square, has as her guest Miss Cert
rude Core, of Butler, Pa, and Miss
Minnie Westley, of Altoona, Pa.
R. w. Hubbard, district deputy
grand master of the eleventh Masonic
district of the state of New York, will
make an official visit to Richmond
Lodge No. Sc, in Port Richmond, to-
night. He will be accompanied by
several members of Huguenot Lodge
of this place.
Rev. Guy A. Jameson, rector of
the Church of st. Stephen, occupied
the pulpit both morning and evening
yesterday. Special music was rend-
cred by the choir. Charles J. Scales
sang solo.
number of the members of st.
Paul's M. e. church will attend the
annual meeting of Evangelization
Union to be held in Kingsley M. E.
church, Stapleton, tonight at s
o'clock
A meeting of the ball committee of
richmond Camp No. 65, Woodmen of
the World, will be held at the home
OF Wilmer Rose, in Johnson avenue.
tonight at o'clock to make prepara-
tions for their ball to be held in X.
OF z. hall Friday, May 10.
A meeting of the Richmond County
Automobile Club has been called
at st. George at 8 o'clock tonight
Professor Alfred Reid, of Lake
wood, N. j., furnished the music at
the Armory Cafe Saturday night.
Mrs. Phoebe Sprague is still SER
iously Ill at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Nance, corner Broadway and
Johnson avenue
meeting of Richmond Temple.
Pythian Sisters, will be held in K. Of
P. hall tonight
William Fitzpatrick, steamfitter at
the new school, was awarded the
gold watch at O'Brien's Armory cafe
Saturday night.
Bentley Lodge No. $40, Odd Fol-
lows, meets in the Lehman building
tonight
]. Seguine Sprague and son, Alden
Sprague, of Brooklyn, were visitors
in this place yesterday.
John Jones, of Amboy avenue. is
IN Mountain View, N. j., the past
few days.
Sidney Calman, of Manhattan, Wis
tied friends in town yesterday.
Captain William Hunter, formerly
or this place, is seriously i'll at his
nome in Brooklyn with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Jr.. Of
brooklyn, spent Saturday and sam
day with their parents in this plyee
Miss Elizabeth Williams, of Prince
ton, is visiting her parents ip Elliott
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
METHODISTS'
LOVE FEAST.
Nearly Every Minister in New Jer-
sey Conference and Many
10 Laymen Join in Service.

eRED BANK, Mar. 1S:-Shouts of
glory and fervent hallelujahs reverb
Grated through the First Methodist
Church yesterday morning on the oc-
casfon of the annual New Jersey con-
ference love feast. Nearly every min
lister in the conference was present
and hundreds of laymen and their
wives from all parts of the state were
also in, attendance. Many persons
were turned away from the church
because of the crowded condition.
The Rev. Milton Relyea, who is about
to assume a superannuate relation in
the conference, after forty-nine years
of active work, presided at the love
feast. Familiar hymns were sung.
Frequently half a dozen ministers
arose at once to give their testimony.
Two women gave their religious eX-
perience.
After the ordination of deacons
Bishop Warren preached a sermon
from the text, Wherefore in all
things ii behooved him to be made
like unto his brethren, that he. might
be merciful and faithful high priest
in things pertaining to God, to make
reconciliation for the sins of the
people. Hebrews, H.. II. The
bishops subject was 'The divine and
human side of Christ.
The appointments are still occupy
ing the attention of the bishop and
his cabinet II is now pretty posi-
lively stated that the Rev. Joseph G.
Reed will leave the Broadway church.
Salem, and be either presiding elder
of the Trenton district or pastor of
st. Lulle's church, Ocean Grove. The
Rev H. Ridgeley Robinson in that
event may go to the Salem church.
The Rev. ]. l.. Surtees is down to
leave Manasquan to so to First
church, Atlantic City. The Rev. Pen
nington Corson may leave Commerce
Street church, Bridgeton, to so TO
Manasquan. The Rev. Thomas S.
Hammond is said to be slated for the
Broad Street church, Burlington, to
succeed the Rev Percy Perinchief.
The Rev. J. Ward Gamble may leave
Ocean City for Mr.. Hammond s
church. at Gloucester City, and the
Rev. E. r. Brunyeate is likely to go
to Ocean City from Atlantic City. 1t
is certain that the Rev. William
Davis is down opposite First church
Red Bank. The Rev Alfred Wagg
the present pastor, may go to ST.
! Paul's church, Ocean Grove.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
WOODBRIDGE.
AGED CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY
Isaac S. Payne Died Yesterday
Many Years a Member Of
Woodbridge Church.


At 9:45 O'Clock Sunday morning
there passed away probably the old
est resident of Woodbridge township,
Mr.. Isaac S. Payne, who on October
the second last, passed into his nine
ty-third year. He was at the resi-
dence of his only surviving child,
Mrs. A. E. Clarkson. He was widely
and favorably known and was per-
son of the most kindly nature and
was never so happy as when doing
some one a kindly turn. He was a
member of the Presbyterian church
sixty-nine years and some five years
ago was presented with a gold-lined
silver loving sup by the church as a
memento of his being a ruling elder
for fifty years. The funeral services
will be at the church on Thursday
next, March 81, at 2:30 p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
Don't Stand That
Rheumatism

1t isn't right to yourself, for the
urates keep on accumulating, and
you get constantly worse. The uric
acid will eat up the tender tissues
and leave chalkye deposits in the
joints-and the cure will be very
much harder later on.
1t isn't right to your family, either,
to have TO see you suffer, or to have
to endure the natural irratibility that
follows such suffering.
Most of the frauduleny cures" for
rheumatism have been driven out of
the market. Now you can safely try
the SURE and HONEST, as we'll as
absolutely HARMLESS. cure fer this
tormenting disease-Volta Powder,
the famous Italian discovery.
NO DRUGS TO SWALLOW-no
expensive treatment--no risk.
All well informed druggists sell
Volta, or will get it for. you from
their wholesalers. Sent anywhere
by mail for 81 by the American Volta
Co., Ii Astor Place, New York City.
GET 1T TODAY AND END YOUR
SUFFERING.
VOLTA can be had in Perth Am
boy at the following drug stores:
Sexton s M rmacy. 70 cmitr street;
Garban' S harmacs, } Hall avenue;
Barnekov & Petz, 335 State street,
and West End Pharmacy, 247 Smith
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
MRS. ELLEN sPARLDING DEAD.

Mrs. Ellen Sparkling, sixty years
old, wife of Alfred Sparkling, of 104
Johnson avenue, died at 11:30
o'clock Saturday night, after linger-
ing illness. The funeral will be held
from her late residence tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 O'Clock Rev. Guy
a. Jameson, rector of the Church of
st. Stephen, of which she was men,
ber, will officiate. She is survived by
her husband and daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Safer, of Stapleton. She was a
member of Richmond Temple, Pyth-
ian Sisters. They will attend in a
body and conduct their service after
the service of the church. The inter-
ment will follow in Bethel cemetery.
l. P, Bedell e Son, funeral directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
SOUTH ANIBOY ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Perrine spent
Friday of last week in New York city.
George Mack, of Henry street. has
resigned his situation in the Cheese
brough Vaseline works in Perth Am
boy and exepcts to leave soon for
California. His many friends wish
him success in his new undertaking.
Miss Lizzie Rue visited in New
York Friday of last week.
Miss Jessie Mundy WIS a visitor at
Matawan the latter part OF the week.
A birthday party WIS held at the
home OF. Mr.. and Mrs. i. B. Have1s,
on Broadway, Saturday afternoon In
honor Of the ninth birthday of their
daughter, Blanche. The youthful
guests arrived about O'Clock and
enjoyed themselves very much with
their hostess. until about O'Clock,
when refreshments were served, and
at 5to'clock the guests departed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18

nomination for reelection he was
again victorious in the fall of 1906,
although running under adverse cir
cumstances. Public spirited and en-
terprising he co-operates in a hearty
manner in every movement for the
General good. In the line of his pro
iession, he has membership relations
with the MiddleseX County Medical
Society. For nearly fifteen years he
has been serving for the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad in South Amboy and has
in addition a very large and import
ant private practice, which is indica-
tive of his ability and the confidence
reposed III him by the public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
TOTTENVILLE.
RAILROAD MEN
ARE LAID OFF
Those on the Local Train Sus-
pended During Investigation
Of HuguenOt Wreck.

Conductor Daniel Hayes, Engineer
Lowell and the entire crew of the
local train that was in collision with
an express on the Amboy division of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit last
Thursday morning, have been sus-
pended pending an investigation.
The crew of the express are still
working, Edward White, the fire.
man of the express who jumped from
his engine at the time the two loco
motives came together and broke his
leg, is still in the S. r. Smith Infirm-
ary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
noINGs AT ROOSEVELT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Kahn. of
Woodbridge avenue, spent Sunday in
Elizabeth
Mr.. and Mrs. B. v Bright, of Phil
lipsburg, are the guests of Mrs. Peter
Larnes, of Port Reading.
Edward Johnson and John Saund-
ers have been visiting friends at New
Brunswick.
A shamrock sociable will be given
by the Ladies' Mission Band, of the
Presbyterian church, this evening at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Magnus, of
Chrome avenue.
Daniel ORourke and George Nolan
spent Saturday evening in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
FINED FOR PEDDLlNG
WITHOUT A LICENSE

William Mark, of Amboy avenue,
this place, was arrested in Port Rich
mond Friday by Patrolman Henry
Killmeyer, of the license squad, on a
charge of peddling vegetables with
out license He was taken before
Magistrate Croak in the first district
court, New Brighton, He was fined
So. and has now secured license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Rev. Robert A. Brown, pastor of
st. Paul's M. E. Church, preached an
excellent sermon in the church last
night The subject of the sermon
was Christian Manliness." The choir
rendered the special music that had
been prepared for the previous Sun
day. Mrs. Edgar Ellis sarg a solo,
Nearer My God to Thee"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
HUGUENOT.
j. e. FEENEY ASSN
GAVE ANNUAL BALL

The annual ball and entertainment
of the John E. Feeney Association
held at Staudt's Shore road hall Sat
urday night, was an enjoyable affair
The hall was crowded long before il
was time for the entertainment to
commence. Mr.. Feeney presented
some the latest stereopticon views OF
travels. He also rendered several OF
the latest illustrated songs. After
the entertainment dancing began and
continued until late hour. The
music as furnished by Professor Ger.
bis orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-18
PLANNING FOR A SOCIAL.

A meeting and rehearsal of the
Aimia orchestra was held at the
home of Professor eLonard Horn, in
Princes Bay, Friday night. A large
number of the members were pres
ent. Preparations were started for
the social to be held on the last Fri
day in the month. At recent meet
ing a committee was appointed to
take full charge of the affair and ar
range a program for that night.