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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-01
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD PARK
HAYWARD PARK

HAYWARD PARK
HAYARD PARK
SAN MATEo SAN MATEo SAN MATEo
We find that the biggest and hest adyer-
tisement for this beautiful tract is the
property itself with its fine street work, side
walks, gas and electric service. and THE
PENINSULA HOTEL in the center of the
tract SO we won't endeavor to do the i'm
possible by trying 10 set forth its attractive
ness in this limited space. Just 60 down
there and see our agent Frank ). GrumnoB.
at 3le Cd av.. San Mateo--he'H show you
to see-look at il frst-the more you
the quicker you'll buy in HAYWARD PARK
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sIs-324 Kearny
FRANK S. GRUMMoN. $40 Cd av san
SANTA CRUz REAL ESTATE
HOMES, Investments lots. ranches, acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON, Santa Cruz, Cal.
RANCHES. = a. up, improved; town property;
lots. !: Z. Parker l2S Pac: ax. Santa ernz.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
s5o ooo.Fruif ranch. fine improvements; deep
sediment soil; nicely located: good income pro-
dueer; for sale or exchange for San. Fran
For particulars write Il. A. MARcKREs CON-
PANY. San Jose. Cal. owners.
EXCHANGE valuable income country property
for a home in the bay cities: Berkeley pre-
ferred. DR.. DEWITT, 232S Blake St, Berke-
ley.
10 ACRE fruit ranch and 600 acres nnimproyed
landi exchange any all for lots, merchandise
improved property. 1870 10th ST., Fruitvale.
VACANT lots wanted in exchange for an apart
mont house: Sc: :00o. Box lbs; Cal Office:
PROPERTY. no EXCHANGE
ture. or rent OF furnished cottage. Box So:
=. CALI office
...sLEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE is hereby given that L intend to apply
to the state board Of prison directors TO be
parcled from San Quentin prison, according
TO law. GUSTAYE MAJoINE, No 2o24S.
HAVE bought restaurant at .2lo7 San Jose av.;
/ will not be responsible for any bills.
J. s. SAAIBRAILO.
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EMPLoYMENT offices.

JAPANESE Employment ofhce-General con
tractors: furnishes best help. 3S1 Sth ST. Oak
land Phone Oakland 3l5S, Home Az5l3.
JAPANESE Employment and House Cleaning
Company. S37 Clay ST.; tel. Oakland 1884,
Home -1f48.
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INVESTMENTS

INyEsTaIENTs-Seeur and lonas, s3s FIJI
MI BIZ. bldg.. Oakland. Pettis & Burbeck.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

southern California. for city or Oakland prop
erty J. +. NASH. room 30, Bacon building
Oakland.
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Beck, John $500. AZ Kenny Mary -. -
B6thwell. Richard. s5 Leonard Mary -. :
Butterworth .(Infanti 1Levin, David .-... -
Cooling. Geo. iInfantl LIVINGSTON: Adolph. 6S
Creighton. Mary A. 76 Marks Michael -. ca
Di Yecehio, Ceeil &. ~ Matthews Mary =. -. =
DonnelIy, Rose A. 81 McEIroy Hannah Sc
Dorety. J. A.. - Mulhearn. Ellen .7-3
Franklin. Marcus.....T1 NeumiIIer GIsdys...
Friedhofer- DIR. W.F. 4j Siakelson A. c.. Or
Gassmann, Catherine 20 Resseter Adrian H. "A
Gehhardt. Wendell. So Samuel samuel - 80
Gerdes, KaTheryne. So Schultz -: (Infsntj
Could Edmund. =. ] iSmith John i e.: "a
Grieb, Charles Geo 26 Strachan Janet so
Hildreth. Thomas. 50 Welsh wallace : . =
Hollis. John .....- 80 whear Charles :. . 80
Jurgens, Louis -: 60 Wiegand, Amanda5 - -
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PERSONAL
cLAIRvoYANTs

WHEN OTHERS FAIL CEOLA SUCCEEDS.
One week more this ad. and % cents Your
chance TO consult Ceoa, the gypsy queen.
gifted palmist and life reader giving names
of friends and relatives; advice in all mat
ters; tells startling truth; what she sees and
tells comes true; no guessworks no questions
asked reads your life like an omen book from
cradle TO grave; skeptcs aud unbelievers In.
vited. Open Sunday. ll55l5 Washington St
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real. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LEASING
AND THE COLLECTION OF RENTS.
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PRESIDE TERRACE
list Avenue and Washington Street)

BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-324' Kearny
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
FUNERAL OF
DR.. BLACKWELL

The funeral OF DR.. Lewis S. Black
well, the oldest physician in this
city, who died yesterday morning,
will take place from his late resi-
dence, 21S High street. at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
An effort is being made to have
Rev. s. Trevena Jackson, OF Arling-
ton, former pastor of Simpson M
E. church, come here to officiate at
the service. The body will be taken
to Bridgeton Monday morning for
interment in Overlook cemetery.
Dr. Blackwell was born in Pen
nington. in February of the year
1898. He came to this city about
thirty-three years ago and resided
in the house where he died for the
past thirty years. He was a gradu-
ate of the University of Pennsylvania
and had been a practicing physician
for about a half-century. After he
graduated from the university he
took postgraduate course at Col
umbia in New York. He was a
writer for medical journals in Chi
cago and New York. Three or four
manuscripts, partly written, were
given up on account of the attack
that caused his death. DR.. Black
well was the last of his parents
family. A brother, Dr. Enos t.
Blackwell, of Hackettstown, died
about six months ago. He had no
children, but is survived by widow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
SPECIAL NIGHT
FOR RED MEN
A Feature of This Evenings
Program at Weeks Fair
in Washington Hall.


Tonight will be Red MEMS
night at the, second annual fair of
Po Ambo Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, and Mohawk Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, in Washington
hall.
The committee, of which August
Farlander Is chairman, has arranged
a special program. A souvenir will
be given to each of the old members
of the tribe attending
Another large crowd was present
last night and the affair thus far is
decided success. Many useful and
fancy articles were disposed of.
John Olsen, of Watson avenue, was
again awarded prize. He received
a lamp.
The Haymakers' booth, which is a
feature of the fair, sold many chick
ems last night. They have live pigs,
pigeons, rabbits and thirty-pound
turkey to be disposed Of Dancing
will be continued every night during
the week.
Most of the more valuable articles,
such as Morris chair, several rock
ing chairs, ton of coal, barrel of
-four, $40 in. gold and many other
things will be awarded tomorrow and
Saturday nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
JENSEN SUES KISH
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
Policeman Seeks $50, O,OOOfor|njjuries
Inflicted by Foreigners Bullet
Latter's Property Is Attached.
ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

Patrolman Lawrence c. Jensen,
who was shot by Joseph Kish last
Saturday, has started suit for $1O,-
600 against Kish. who is now in the
county jail.
The injured bluecoat has engaged
Joseph E. Stricken, who has already
started the action, by attaching the
defendants property at Huntington
and Cortlandt streets, in the sum of
$4,000. The ground of action is for
atrocious assault and battery, alleged
to have been committed by the de-
fendant by shooting Jensen in the
mouth with a revolver
The suit will be tried in the circuit
court at New Brunswick, probably at
the next term. Papers are to be serv-
ed to have Kish in court at New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
HAD
BIG MEETING

The annual nomination of the Ex-
empt Firemen's Association took
place at meeting held in their head
quarters In Water street last night.
Three new members, Patrick Rocks,
from Mcclellan Engine Company;
William Massopust, from Lincoln En-
gine Company; and John Campbell,
from Protection Hook and Ladder
Company, were initiated. There were
about twenty-five present, including
Former Chief William F. Hartmann
and Freeholder William T. Stacey. >
After the meeting the members sat
down to sauerkraut and pigs
knuckle supper. prepared under the
personal supervision of Charles Deitz-
man.
Speeches were made and a good
time enjoyed until late hour.
The following were nominated.
president, Chris Meshrow; vice presi-
dent, Hugh Reilly; recording secre-
tary, John Cluney; financial secretary,
James Tooker; treasurer, Walter
Martin. The election will take place
at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
NOW SEARCHING.
FOR A WOMAN.
Believed to be in New York,
She Holds Secret of
vineIand Murder.
HIS BONDS AND CASH
special BY United Press Wire.

Speciol by United Press Wire.
Vineland, Nov. 9:-Somewhere
in New York city a young woman,
travelling under the name of Bridget
OConnor, is wanted here as the miss
ing link to complete the story of the
murder of William Read, who was
shot down in the house of his daugh-
ter Friday night.
With the three youths Walter Eel
Ter, Herbert Griggs and Give Wheel
er, who confess to the crime in GUS
tody, the detectives are now turning
their attention to the remaining fea-
ture of the sensational story of find
ing the slain miser's money
Bridget O'Connor is the woman
who holds the key to the solution and
1t is for her that a search has been
begun on the theory that she. knows
something about the bonds and cash.
Failing in his attempt to win the
woman over to the idea of matrimony
Read is said to have lavished much
money on her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
ROCKEFELLER
AGAIN ON THE
STAND TODAY
Head of Standard Oil Gives
More Details Of Famous
Oil Trust.
I'M MENSE PROFITS OF
CONCERN ARE RELATED
Started in Life by Borrowing
$1,000 Now Gets $9,9O7,
$50 a Year.

New York. Nov. 19.-Declaring that
he enjoyed his new experience as a
witness, John d. Rockefeller took the
stand again today before Referee
Franklin Ferris in the governments
suit to dissolve the Standard Oil
trust, Of which he is the founder.
With smiling affability he answered
questions as to the immense profits Of
the business, his share Of which he ad-
mitted to he $9,907. $50 year He re-
freshed his memory from time to time
from written memoranda.
Here are some of the striking and
interesting points In the testimony:
"A million dollars seemed to US a
very large sum In 1870 We started
with capitalization Of $4,000.
at was very prosperous business
in the beginning, very profitable in
deed.
I'VE were pioneers in many lines.
We were the first oil concern to make
our own barrels.
I'VE were heavy borrowers Of mon
ey in those days, and we got money
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR TR0LLEYS

A new winter trolley schedule will
go into effect after o'clock tonight
and it will continue in operation
during the winter months.
Commencing at $40 o'clock, cars
will run on one-hour headway from
this city to New Brunswick. Cars
Will then leave the Staten Island
ferry for New Brunswick at $40,
S:40, 10:40 and 11:40 o'clock. The
last car for the county seat will leave
at 11:40. whereas the last one for
merly left at 1910. Cars form erl,
lelt half-hourly for New Brunswick,
leaving the ferry at ten and forty
minutes after the even hour. This
change will cause one car to be TAX
en- off the run.
The schedule between this city
and Railway will remain unchanged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

very cheap because, am proud to
say, we always kept our promises,
paid our paper and watched our debts.
II was an able business man, and so
were my partners. Other men failed
because they were not able business
men. They were bought out kindly,
but fairly"
He described in detail the steps in
the formation Of the Standard OIL
Company of Ohio, which was the out
growth Of firms formed by him to re-
fine oil from the Pennsylvania fields.
Mr.. Rockefeller described how tho
company reduced cost by making its
own barrels, making good barrels for
30 cents, while 1t had paid $3.50 to
outsiders for poor barrels.
Ultimately. Mr.. Rockefeller said, the
company's credit became such that
they were enabled to borrow all the
neney there was on loan in Cleve-
land and large sums also in New York,
where their financial reputation was
growing rapidly.
Mr.. Rockefeller told of the OVERRIDING
Of the oil business from 1869 to 1870
and of the Standard taking over va
rious rival concerns.
Were there any coercive measures
used by you in those purchaser
More whatever"
'They were fair negotiations" added
Mr.. Rockefeller.
And l will say for myself, those are
the only kind of negotiations l have
ever made"
Mr.. Rockefeller told how he got his
first start In life.
I'm 1857" he said, '.T. P. Handy, a
Cleveland banker, loaned me Sc, 900.
That was my first real start In life
"Mr. Handy liked country boys, and
was very green country boy.
went to him and asked him to loan me
$1,000. He asked me what securities I
had. | told him l had none He asked
me what l wanted 1t for. l told him
wanted to start in business for my
self. He then said, I will lend it to
YOU and he did. To that owe all nay
success In husiness."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
RELIEF COMMITTEE
TAKES NEW START
MANY Donations Received for Fire
Victims Being Distributed in
North Amboy TODAY.
ENGAGE MISSALMA WIOERSTROM

Steps we're taken at the M Getting
of the Citizens Relief COMMITTEES
last night to assist the families that
were burned out in the fire in Hall
avenue last Friday night. Miss Alma
c. Widerstrom, of 107 Market street,
who has had experience in settle
ment work In New York city, has
been engaged by the committee to
look after the work and hereafter it
will be carried on in more system
attic manner.
Every member of the committee
was present last night and they
found awaiting them a hall filled
with old clothing, furniture and dish
es which had been sent to City Hall
in response to the appeal m ade
through the EVENING NEWS. There
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

were also some of the fire sufferers
on hand to explain their condition.
1t was realized at once that the
committee had a big task on it's
hands. There we're the articles and
there were the people who needed
them badly. How to get it all sorted
out and distributed according to
sizes and among those who were
really deserving was the question of
the hour. 1t was evident no mem
ber of the committee had the time to
devote to it. Miss Widerstrom had
been previously recommended to the
committee and she was sent for. She
was ready to go to work at once
Anton Massopust quickly secured
the use of a vacant store in the
CONTINUED on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
BEEF COMPANY
CASE IN COURT
Counsel for Perth Amboy
Beef Company Seeks Re-
ceiver for Rein's.
APPLIES FOR ORDERS
Lawyer Goldberger Says Rein
Was Only Member of Grand
Central Corporation.
APPLIES FOR ORDERS
speoiaI lo nc EYENING NEWg

GPfCtctt 20 IHe FL ENIA q NEWS
Newark, Nov. 19:-Lawyer Leg
Goldberger, of Perth Amboy, repre-.
senting the Perth Amboy Beef Com-
pany in an action against the Grand
Central Beef Company, OF the same
city, appeared before Vice Chancellor
Howell yesterday. He made applica-
tion for an order against Harry Rein.
VINO purports to be the president OF
the Grand Central Beef Company.
and Fannie Rein, his wife. to show
cause why a receiver should not be
appointed and an injunction should
not issue, to restrain the said COM
pany from doing business, on the
ground that 1t is insolYent and on
the ground that they removed the
chattle mortgaged stock, which they
until recently had in their places Of
business. The counselor for the COM
plainants also applied for an order
TO restrain Fannie Rein from assign-
ing the lease on the store occupied by
the Grand Central Beef Company
which, 1t Is claimed, she obtained in
her own name last Saturday night.
hearing in the matter is to be
held next Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock before Vice Chancellor How
ell in Newark.
Harry Rein has two stores which
have been operated under the name
of the Grand Central Beef Company.
He also has store in his own name.
1t is alleged that he removed goods
from the places that were run under
the name Of the company to his own
store.
At the hearing, says Lawyer Gold
berger, It will be shown that the cor
poratton had only one member, when
1t should lawfully be composed Of
three members. There are also no
reports Of any meetings of the corporx
alton ever having been held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
GERMANY AS
AN UPSTART
Chancellor Won BueIow Made
a Startling Speech Before
Reichstag Today.
FOR INCREASE REVENUES

Special By United Press Wire.
Berlin, Nov. 19-With the declar-
alton that Germany appears as an up
start among the other nations of
Europe, Chancellor Won Buelow made
startling speech in the Reichstag
today in support of the government g
eight finance bills by which it is pro-
posed to increase the annual revenue
to $125, 100000.
Germany Is unpopular among
the other nations" Won Buelow said,
and the only way we can regain
our prestige is by the upbuilding OF
our naval and military forces. Our
financial system is our weakest point
and it is our patriotic duty to in
augurate new taxes"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

Brunswick on Monday, November 80.
Kish, who is now in the county jail,
will have to be taken from the prison
department to the county court house
at the trial. The injured patrolman's S
condition is improving as rapidly as
can be expected He still converses
with an impeachment in his speech.
The story of the shooting is as fol-
lows: Kish seemed to have been quar-
reling with his son. After he had
been warned by William Hoffner, he
suddenly turned and shot Jensen
through his mouth, as the latter. see
ing Kish's weapon, ran toward him.
Kish was locked up on charge of
assault with intent to kill, and has
been taken to sNew Brunswick to
await the action of the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
SMOKER OF FOURTH
WARD DEMOCRATS

1t was announced at meeting OF
the Fourth Ward Democratic Asso-
citation, last night, that their smoked
will take place Monday, November
23, in Bacha's hall, Fayette street
and Watson avenue.
Invitations are being issued to
prominent democrats in this city and
the county. The affair is to be held
for the purpose of celebrating the
local democratic victory at the re-
cent election.
The executive committee is maxi
ing preparations to have speakers Of
prominence on hand and also good
talent for the entertainment of the
guests.
Several new candidates were acx
cepted as members last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
PETER NELSON
LAID AT REST


Funeral services for Peter Nelson
were held in St. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church, in Broad street, at
2 O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. Ole
Jacobson, of Troy, a former pastor
of ST. Stephens church, of1ciated.
Members of Raritan Lodge No. 81.
F. & A. M, and Thor Lodge No. 46,
Danish Brotherhood, of which Mr.
Nelson was member, attended and
escorted the body to its resting place
in Alpine cemetery. The Masonic
rites were conducted at the grave
The church was WILL filed and many
floral pieces were Eeceived.
The bearers were George H. Tice
James Growney, Matthew Weirup
Spencer Dayton, Samuel Nagel and
Harry Conard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
MRS. COMINCS BORNE
TO GRAVE BY SONS

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah G. Com
ings, of 90 Gordon street, took place
from her late residence at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, followed by interment
in Alpine cemetery. The bearers
We're Mrs. Comings' five sons and a
son-in-law, Lyman w. Burton. The
sons were Worthington c., Frank c.,
George Raymond. Harry E., and Wal
ter w. Comings. Robert M. Com
ings. who is in the west was unable
to reach here for the funeral. Rev.
]. H. Northrup and DR.. H. G. Men
denhall officiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
EXPOSES REAL DANGER
To ENGLAND IN INDIA
gpeetal ev United Press wire.

Special bV UNited Press Wire.
London, Nov. 19:-Tearing aside
the mask by which the British war
office and the British press has been
endeavoring TO conceal the real
gravity of the state of affairs In
India, the Pail Mall Gazette today
warns England of the danger lurking
in the Indian situation. 1t declares
it cannot be long before the govern
ment will be forced to take compre-
hensive military precautions In In
dia. The situation has grown SO
alarming now that it is impossible to
minimize the danger which faces the
British government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
ACTION AGAINST
AMUSEMENT MAN

A replevin suit has been started by
Charles l. Roake, moving picture
machine dealer. against Morris Mey-
ers, who conducts an amusement
establishment In South Amboy Law
yer Joseph E. Stricken, representing
the plaintiff, has attached No.
moving picture machine, which was
stationed in the defendants place.
Constable J. c. Brown served the
writ yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

Sangforeningen Braga Afholder
Koncert Og Misunderstanding SAINT
Bal Torsdag d lode Novbr. XXI 8
Aften.
Fru Signe Beck, fra Kobenhavn,
er engageret og vii oplaese nogle af
Maglekilde Peterson's bedste Fortal-
linger.
Som De VII have set af Bladene,
har Fru Beck gjort stor Lykke
overall hvor hun har optraadt, paa
sin REESE America.
Gratis Adgang for Medlemmer
med deres Damer
Entire for like Medlemmer s5
Cents.
Kom talrigt!
paa Bestyrelsens vegne,
Monty. See.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
CHILDREN TO TAKE PART
IN PROGRAM TONIGHT

Arrangem ents have been perfected
for the entertainment to be present.
ed in the chapel of the First Baptist
church. In Fayette street, tonight by
the children of the Sunday school.
The program is an excellent one and
those in charge promise a delightful
evening for all who attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
I8 MONTHS EACH FOR
STRYKER AND SLATER

Aaron Stryker and Fred Slater,
alias "Yammer," both of this city,
who were convicted in Monmouth
county recently of grand larceny, re-
ceived sentences at Freehold this
morning Of eighteen months each In
state prison. They stole a boat from
Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
Gave Wife a Black Eve.

Joseph Plufka, twenty-five years
old, of William street, was arrested
by Patrolman Harding at o'clock
last flight on a charge off being
drunk and disorderly, preferfed by
Mrs. Plufka, his wife, Who said that
he had just given her aIblack eye.
He was arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgill this morning and re-
manded, pending disposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
HRAcA EVENT TONIGHT
WITH MANY FEATURES

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the concert, entertainment
and ball. to be given under the aus
pices of Braga Singing Society to-
night In Braga hall. The feature of
the evenings program viii be the
recitations and selections to be given
by Mrs. Signe Beck. scandinavian
entertainer. who is on a tour of this
country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
REPORT OF ANOTHER
CHINESE PRINCE DEAD

Special by United Press Wire.
Manila, Nov. ia despatch to
last night was officially reported
the death of Prince Ching at Pekiu
there today. Ching is president Of
the Chinese card of foreign affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
Mothers Held Meeting.

A monthly meeting of mothers of
pupils of the kindergarten was held
yesterday afternoon at which a study
of Froeble's Mother Play" was TAX
en- up. Miss Dorothy Michel was in
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
REPORT BY WIRELESS A
STEAMER AT IRE AT SEA

Special By United Press Wire.
Baltimore, Nov. ia message
to the local maritime exchange this
afternoon from Cape Henry states
that the American steamer Chatta-
hoochee, from Savannah for Boston.
rports by wireless message that the
Clyde liner steamer Iroquios is on
FIRE in the vicinity of Cape Henry.
It is believed the fire is confined to
the hold and the vessel is In no great
danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
Motor cycle Repaired.

Richard Koch, who recently took
trip from this city to Chicago on
motor cycle, has received his ma
chine, after having 1t repaired by
the Hendee Manufacturing Company,
of Springfield, Mass. Mr. Koch was
compelled to run 1t into tree when
near Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

Givan away Saturday, a beautiful
bon-bon dish with pound Fenway's
chocolates. Look In our window,
Sexton, 10 Smith street.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19
Gum Machine Shattered.

Patrolman Wood found chewing
gum machine, broken into pieces. in
the rear of<the Floersch building at
170 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-19

All prescriptions carefully com
pounded at Sections, 20 Smith street.
2Q461-l1-19-1ts