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KEYPORT CHURCHES
Calvary Nj. II.

a+s- ~@ Calvary Nj. II.
Rev. j. w. Nicholson, pastor.
1880 A. NJ, sermon by pastor.
Subject, "The Awakening"
2:30 P. NJ, Sunday school.
= $50 P. NJ, Epworth League.
1880 P~-M.j sermon by pastor.
Subject, "a Pertinent Question"
Musical Program-Morning.
.Prelude-Transcription, Ashford.
Anthem Have Set Watch
men, Wilton. d,
- -Offertory-Tried, Mendelssohn.
Postlude-"Unfold Ye Portals"
Gounod.
Evening.
Postlude - Andante Cantabile,
Batcheider.
Anthem--:Be Thou My Saviour"
Baseler. \
Offertory-"Notturno," Mendels-
Anthem-"God So Loved" Stain-
er.
Ladies' ", Quartet-'Nearer My
God" Gabriel.
Postlude, Ashford.
-.u. ST. Johns NJ. II.
. Rev. A. L. Iszard, pastor,
GAS A. NJ, class, George Voor-
hees, pastor.
1880: A. NJ, preaching by pastor.
$50 P. NJ, Sunday school, Alyar-
ado NJ. Walling, superintendent.
1880 r. M, preaching by pastor.
" St. Mary's Episcopal.
e Rev. HerberthW. Brueninghausen,
rector. S''"" . 90
1890 A. NJ, communion service
and ermon
2:30~P: M, Sunday school,
1880 P. M, evening prayer and
sermon.
First Baptist.
Rev. A. w. Hand, pastor.
$50 A. M, Sunday school, sub
ject, THE Parable of the Talents"
. 10:45 A. M, public Worship and
preaching by pastor.
TIP. Ne Baptist Young Peoples
Union. Subject, Forward Steps in
Our Society"
7:30P.-M., Worship and preaching
by pastor.
Reformed.
Rev. w. E. Compton, pastor.
1890 A. M, preaching by pastor.
2:3O P. NJ, Sunday school. George
S. Hyer, superintendent.
-6s45 P. M, Christian Endeavor
and prayer meeting.
r 7:3U, evening sermon.
Presbyterian.
Rev. Charles C. Walker. pastor.
1920 A. M, sermon by pastor.
Subject, "Tribulation."
$50 P. NJ, sermon by pastor. Sub
iect, Christians the Salt of the
Earth"
All are invited to attend. Rev.
Mr.. Walkers morning sermon will
be to those who have suffered loss
in any way.
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ARRANGED FOR
MANY SOCIALS
Builders Society of Metho-
dist Church, Woodbridge,
Plan for the Winter.
FIRST ON NOVEMBER a

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 8:-At a meet
ing OF the Builders Society of the
Nj. e. church, held this week, a
series OF secials were arranged for
during the winter. The first will be
held at the residence of Mrs. e. w.
valentine, in Green street. Friday
evening, November 4. An excellent
program will be arranged. Refresh
ments served and a silver collection
will be taken.
A bag sale will be held Friday
evening. November Is, at the home
of Mrs. c. A. Campbell, particulars to
be announced later.
The November meeting of the
society will be held at the home of
Miss Carrie Ensign, in Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
CONFESS $4,000 BURGLARlEs

Two Negroes Tell Court of Partioipat-
ing In Esespades.
Newark, N. j., Oct. S.-ChaEged with
having been implicated in a series of
burglaries committed recently in the
southern part of the city, Reginald
westeott, a negro, pleaded guilty In
the court Of. quarter sessions to par
tieipation in six of them.
David Spear, another negro, admit
ted he had taken part in four of the
six. Both of the men were caught in
the act of burglary. Their loot from,
the places they admit having visited
amounted to $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
SOUTH AMB0Y
ASSAULT CASE
George CondslI Is Placed
Under $500 Bail for the
Grand Jury.
ACCUSED BY John H0LT0N,
Special to the EVENING NEWS

oPeCfu' ~ tHS M GNlNo WE Vo.
South Amboy. Oct. 8:-John Hol-
ton, of Mechanicsville, made COM
plant before Justice Mason October
6 against George Condell, of the same
place, for assault and battery. The
warrant was placed in the hands OF
Constable Leonard, who brought the
defendant before the justice last
night when he vas given a hearing.
There were several witnesses ex-
amined who testified that Holton
vent out of the saloon where he had
been spending a part of the evening
and was followed by Condell, who
accused Holten of saying that he was
looking for him. Helton denied ever
saying that he was looking for him
rta have a scrap, and without warning
Cendell knocked Holton down twice.
The Justice placed Condell under
5000 bail to await the action of the
grand Jury.
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o
For Laying 1900 Feet of ,S-ineh Water
Nnin for the City of south Amboy
N

Sealed bids will be received at Coun-
'cff Chamber, City Hall, South Amboy.
n. j., at 80 p. M, Tuesday, October Is,
1910, for furnishing all materials and
constructing complete according to
plans and specifications an 8-inoh wa
ter main in Conologue's Lane.
Certified check for $4,000 payable to
the Treasurer of the City of South Am
boy must accompany all bids.
A satisfactory bond of 100000 for the
faithful performance of contract will
be required of the successful bidder.
Fifty working days will be a1lowed
for the ccerpietion of the work.
Specifications may pc obtained at the
City Hall.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids as may best serve
the city's interests.
j.. f. FULTON.
City Clerk.
is52s-1e-s-1t
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BRIDGE WAS PLAYED AT
METUCHEN CIVIC HOUSE
spso,ar 10, the HVsNING NEWS.

SpscfdI To- the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Oct. 8:-The Franklin
Civic House wRs the centre of attrac-
tion yesterday afternoon when the
society ladies of the borough and
many from Colonia and New Bruins
wick enjoyed the game of bridge.
The quaint, attractive O of the
Civic House was prettiIy decorated
with flowers and autumn leaves, and
Mesdames Williams and Pearse pre-
sided at the punch bowl. The hand
some prizes were won by Mrs. Potter,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Parker and Mrs
Hunt, all of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
AFTERNOON CARD CLUB
MEETING AT SEWAREN
pecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 8:-The After
Don Card Club met this afternoon
with Mrs. Grant, of Sewaren. The
prizes were won as follows; First,
Mrs. NJ. d. Valentine, silver bon bon
dish; second, Mrs. Fowler, cut glass
dish; third, Mrs. J. Dunno, embroi-
dered towel; fourth, Mrs. f. i. Per-
ny, two handkerchief. Guest
prizes. first, Miss Gimbernat. sen
cilled leather pad; second, Miss
Hutchinson, scarf; consolation, Mrs.
Hinsdale, fancy holder.
The guests were: Miss timber
nat, Miss Hutchinson, Mrs. v. Blair
anad Mrs. Hilton.
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500, 900, 900 FOR SAFETY.

Changes In Railroad Equipment Will
Cost That Amount.
Washington. Oct. S.-Defnite stand
ards of safety appliances to be attach
ed to railway cars and locomotives
finally have been agreed upon after
nearly a third of a century of effort.
1t is estimated that the proposed
changes In equipment viii cost the
railroads about $50.o0o.Oe0.
The agreement was reached by a
committee appointed by the Interstate
commerce commission after a two
days hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. Freeman, of Pittsburg, and
Mrs. Williams, of Nj. Vernon, N.
Y, are visiting Mrs. s. e. Ensign,
OF Main street.
The Y. P. S. C. E., of the Presby-
terrain church. held their annual
business meeting for election OF Off
GERS last evening, followed by a So
cable in the church parlors.
Miss Elsie Shulze and Miss Helen
Holmes are registered at the Wood
bridge hotel for the remainder of
the school term. r,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

Twenty one of Sailor Dead Recovered.
New York, Oct. S.-Nineteen bodies
of men from the b~attleship New
Hampshire who lost their lives when
q barge swamped off the foot of One
Hundred and Fifty-seventh street last
Saturday, have been recovered, and
the bodies of tive other men OF the
feet have been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
PROTECTS OUR AIRSHIPS.
Foreign Aero Crafts Won't Be Allowed
to Stay Here.

E0F5tQH aero STd9NS "0h ~ HhSNoA
to Stay Here.
Washington, Oct. $40 protect
American aeroplane, dirigible and bal
loon constructors the treasury depart
ment has decided to enforce strictly
the law which allows foreign air
crafts admitted to this country under
bond for exhibition purposes 10 re-
main only three months.
A number Of a%eroplanes and bal
looms are now being brought to this
country for the international aviation
tournament and the international bal
loon race, and it vas feared that for
efgners would attempt to remain In.
this country after the three months
period and give exhibitions in rivalry
to the American airmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

Look at the prices or things as
advertised in today's paper. II you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

Weather Forecast.
Fair tomorrow. with moderate north
westerly winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08

Reaa the NEWS srssy dag
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Questions for Shakespeare

Questions for Shakespeare Club.
Dec. 10:
Lesson: Act 3, Scenes 3 and l.
Roll Call-Quotations from play.
Why Hamlet delayed in ven-
seance Miss Mabel Grizzard
L. Are the means adopted by the
king to get rid of Hamlet in keeping
with the character of the king as it
has thus far been revealed?
2. Where and by whom is the first
suggestion made that Polonius
should play eayesdropper at the pro-
posed interview between the prince
and his mother? s6B
g. Give the kings character as IL
Illustrated by his attempts at praying.
4. Discuss Hamlet's reasons for
postponing the act of vengeance.
5. Give the dramatic purpose of
Hamlet's sparing the king.
6. How many proofs have be IN
presented in the course of the play
that Claudius was the slayer of his
brother?
T. Had the king been slain at this
time? Show how Hamlet might easily
have defended his actions.
s. What is the climax of the play?
8. is the kings death attributed to
the queens present husband any
where in the interview?
10. To what extent does the prince
believe the queen guilty. 5ta
IL. What are the salient points in
the character of the queen?
IL. Why did Hamlet not hesitate
in this scene to commit murder as he
did when he discovered the king at
prayer
q 10. What is Polonius function Ia
the play?
IA. What is the dramatic purpose
OF his death at this time2
Is. Give one particular In which
this appearance of the ghost differ
ed from his previous, visits. +y
l6. Give a reason for the ghosts
appearance at this particular. mo-
ment. M
II. What change Is evident in the
manner of Hamlet toward his mother
after the ghosts departure?
49, What was Hamlets main reas-
on for desiring that the queen should
not go again to the king on this par
ticUlar night2
1 TO- What does Hamlet say about
his own mental condition?
20. What estimate, does Hamlet
give OF Rosencranz and Guflden-
stern?
III What does HamIet say Oh his
purposeto circumvent the plot of The
king sxsssl
re. What keeps the queen from
actin q III accordance with her disIyo-
sitian reward repentance lis shawn in
this Interview?
%. In what way has the plot now
became more comnlica ted
d Mrs.. Howell M Livingstoli. ar.
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10 srn>n runln MILLION.


Tekas News Service Special
Austin. Texas Dec ts T.
rafnswofth ~ Dallas general mama
etf ~ the South @esi, rn Telegraph
ana Telephone company announced
here today that bis company vii
spend three million dollars ~ inn
proVpmenis en- the Texas aud Arkan~
sas Zines during the next tao years
= line. he Says, viii be built 70
Brownsville
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ton HOLIDAY SHOPPERS.


lh order that there may De as little
delay as possible in the shipment Of
christmas packages. lhe American
Express company offers the follow
IHt SUGGESTION
LIST. ship your package early by
the 18th oi December If possible
The express company VIII gave yon
% small Label 90 paste on IA, package
reading Do not open until Christ
mas This will give opportunity for
The package 60 reach it's desii cation
lefore 'hri-tmas and give IN, addt-
t-onal p'caea,e TO the recipiehi of the
SIT of having g on Christmas morn
hR
End. Use wooden boxes for pack
ing, especially for glass and other
fragile articles. which should be well
protected. II may cost few cents
more, out the danger of damage win
be very much reduced. and you
should do your part 10 make the
transportation OF your gift safe
3rd. Write the address in full
state, county, city, street and num-
ber--on the box or package. with ink
or crayon. Tags are frequently torn
off and lost
18th. If you want to prepay the
charges, write the word paid" IN
large plain letters on the package
9TH. Insist upon receipt ana see
that the amount pait md the value
is marked on the receipt and on the
package,
fti Write your cwr address n
full somewhere on the package, fol-
lowing the prefix "From .....,.'
7lh. Enclose a card in each box or
package reading:
From ...........,....., ...-.'........
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WELL On|lltR IS fatally HURT
Aaiai,i ~ - Nhsga - isiv Nua
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t"1fphHN sRa psfueHo fWolis Injured
lpa7Y when be- NHs caught fa che f4s
wheel 0i ihn flF und whlgfea arnuna
q haif loaan times befarp assisiapcp
reached hipl Mhnn b. wpa aktneaiet
( wss found thW b. hnd sustained 4
broken shoulder hfslsps ga Gee hndv
ihd oie rar Was torn OF i4e Was uh-
conscious frtpai hoHrf
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White Sheriff Wilson WIS return
ing from Ennis Saturday night with
ne gro prisoner he saw three me-
erees drinking whiskeS on the front
platform of the colored coach. tie ar
rested two of the number but the.
other escaped by jumping off the
Grain
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{ Your Address. J
lConsignee's Address y

This in order that should the 9th
err markings be destroyed the inner
mark will insure prompt forwarding
ana delivery. E Ht
Sth. If not convenient to ship in
wooden boxes, use strong wrapping
paper (rCt newspapers) and lie with
str,Dg cord.
9Th. II package contains anything
Of perishahle nature, write TIC word
"Perishable'' in large plain letters
ON the box or package, which will call
for special attention and delivery
If you will observe these sugges-
tons, you will greatly assist in the
prompt delivery of your gift III
good condition. am Ha "a Gas
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W0adusn tuli8iug tonight
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turning ont The finest OF links every
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FARM FOR SA1E.-leo acres. r
miles west of Maxahaehie on pike.
possession. Price SEE 90
per acre. Terms 10 suit. C. w. Simp-
son. II
FOR SALE Choice pea green alfal-
IA, delivered. s23.00 per ton; choice |
pea green alfalfa and Johnson grass 1
mixed. fine feed. 5000 per ton. de-
livered. We sell all kinds OF feed |
stuff Call or phone your orders. FL |
lis County Loan a Commission Co. n
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best 2lfi ana send her q box oi flow
ers. BIRD Forrest. Il
Crockett Cantrell lao lives ON
kaufman street, is reported quite
sick with pneumonia
james Harrison Is having q new
cement curb placed along HE prop
erty on West Main street.
Cement walks aud curb. II viii
pay YOU TO see me before letting
your work. Joe c. Jarrett 2l9
For magazines phone 273 Bell. In
clubs or singles; can save you money
on each order. r. f. owen. II
Another recital will be given BY
the musical department At Trinity
University al 1890 this evening.
Tbosa u,ho usa tho DaiIy Ijght
want col,mn once almost invariahN
use il again when occasion demands
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Cbr;s.uas candias in hoxes and
hull, 81 ,ha Gov Garner Inst the
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always interesting reading. If your
nd ia there today it is being read by
hundreds of people. If
~. ana ,rrs w. snancer will
,o.n W.arssJav morning for Cali
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yiSiafe4l Local Option Law.

Iouslan Sims entered plea Pr
saiiIty inEtlIe county court SATURDAY
afternoon to charge OF vioiatins
the local option law. he was unou
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At the Majestic.

Francis Dainty, slack wire and BIZ
cycle artist, and the Imperial Musi-
cal Trio are at the Majestic for the
first part of the week. F
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isn't rare with us--every day occur
renee, in fact. II you know good
beef when yon see it lof course yosil
do when you entity you'Tl enjoy the
sort we serve n Prime cattle, good
feeding. knowing handling and care
ful cutting explain the reason for our
always supplying fine r0astjng heel.
FRESH OYSTERS DAILY n
W 1T ATvHYYAA
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FARM FOR SALE--leo acres. 3
miles west of Maxahaehie on pike.
Immediate possession. Price S55 90
per acre. Terms 10 suit. C. w. Simp-
son. If
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FOR SALE Choice pea green alfal-
ia. delivered. s2300 per ton: choice
pea green alfalfa and Johnson grass
mixed. fine feed. S20.00 per ton. de-
livered. We sell all kinds OF feed
stuff. Call or phone your orders. FL
lis County Loan a. Commission Co. n
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Mrs. A. Naughton, who resides at
the corner of West Marvin street ana
Ferris avenue, is having a cement
sidewalk and curb placed alongside
OF her property facing on West Mar
vim street. A
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just remember this: A little want
advertisement in the Daily Light Will
be read by hundreds of people every
day. II you want to rent a house let
stliB peopIe. know, or perhaps you
/ lllAve something to sell; II SO, 90 "
now. H
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-17

went to Frankfort on the main
where he worked at cabinet making
for three years, while in Frankfort
he was well known by the Roths-
childs and often went there to do
fine finishing work. In 1851 he
went to Vienna, Austria to work on
piano making.
In 1852 he lert Vienna for America
travelling through Austria, Hungary,
Bohemia, Saxony and Prussia to
Hamburg and Bremen, where he
sailed for America and reached New
York after tempestuous voyage of
II days. where he worked at piano
making. June 4, 1853 he married
Bertha Kuhn also native of Mahl-
berg Baden, Germany and in 1857
came to Pike County, purchased land
and cleared a small farm and also
did carpenter work. Since 1901 he
has resided with his son julius w.
Charles Kiesel was fine mechanic
and a neat worker, he much preferred
the open country to the hot work.
shops, and was much interested in
fruit growing.
In New York city in 1853 he Joined
the Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, and was one of its Oldest
members perhaps in the state. He
was buried in Milford Cemetery fol-
lowed by members of Vandermark
Lodge, Rev. DR.. Coke officiating.
He is survived by his wife and
two sons Charles j., of Bayonne, N.
J., and Julius W., of Dingman town
ship. and two grandchildren Pearl E
and Josephine B. Kiesel.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-17
Real Estate Transfers

Sophia Waltz to Charles Frisbie, 80
acres Green $3200.
Samuel Carleton to James q. Car
Teton, II acres Green &1O0.
Royal Fowler to Sherman Fowler.
46 acres Green S425.
John H. Cook to Helen r. Cook
and Mary Clark, lot in Bushkill Leh-
man township.
Henry ". Goble to E. NJ. GobIe
aud wife, l6s acres Lsokawaxer.
E. B. Labar Treasurer to W. B.
schoonover, 1Os acres John Gates
Porter.
E. b. Labar Treasurer to Peter
Beauron 2 deeds, Robert Erwin
Shohola 40 acres, 200 acres William
COodell Lackawaxen.
George L. Nycs to Charles E.
Peters, ss acres Lehman part Of John
Shook.
George B. Moore TO Eleanor l.
Hilliard. 29O acres Deborah Connard
Dihgmsn township.
Frederick Hassig to wally Weigel,
land in Lackawaxen.
William Adams to Laura E. Var
Etten, acre Westfall at Mil Riff
$50.