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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
IS III FAIR7
Yes, he In a bum.

les, ne N u Dufn.
There Il no mistakIng bis sort
Blotched face. blea ~ eyes, cringing
pose. IN a, whining Voice he begs you
for q dime to buy n sandwich when
you know it 10 q drink that he wants.
II he -gats your 10 cents and an
other OF. two. that Will be enough IL
make him comfortably drunk. Some
how he will get more cheap whisky
after awhile. and then he will be
dumped into the police wagon along
with other refuse humanity.
Wrstched body OF death.
And ret do. you know that .vag is
yYr hrother-disowned. but a mem
b& Of the family?
Disinherited for his fault. discarded
by bis tribe. wretched, undone. never.
theless he belongs to the man family.
You see. be may have been unfortu-
nate eyond you.
Or the road he travelled was roc.sier
than. yours.
Or his start was uneven.
Or he met with an accident by the
way.
Perhaps John Bunyan got the right
Of It. Pointing 20 q staggering sot. he
said. There, but by the grace of God.
goes John Bunyan."
1t IL in order 70 ask what the family
10 doing for its weaker brother. Well.
IT licenses the saloon keeper TO sell
him stuff that steals his brains. paws
q policeman 70 beat him over the head
with club, hires . Judge TO fine him
and pays the jailer q price to feed him
ON bread. and moiasses.
What? Ia that saH the family does
Tor one OF the family who Is sick unto
aeefh with tho dread disease OF alco.
holism7
That Is all.
Some day perhaps we shah be wise
enougA 10 devise the proper handicaps
You know what a handicap Is, say. In
a racer The least able, 60 rup Is al
lowed the start Of the other contest
ants because OF his inability. The 9th
ers are handicapped.
We recognize the justice of handi.
caps 10 our sports. but not in real life
II that bum who whined like a dog
Tor his dime was born short or be-
,ame lame. In his mind By tho way we
put the handicap On him. instead of
ipon ourselves. ADLER to WINS that
lair? ~
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
The Chicia Trsa

Sne"lng gum is nothing but chicIe
iniAea WITH sugar and fiavoring. and
enieie Is the gum or tree that grows
piehuIuiiy In Mexico and Central
america and that OF recent years has
Seen cultivated on large scale In
aucatan. The ehicle tree Is MOI unlike
the india rubber tree. and the gum
was nrst shipped TO America by men
VINO oeiieved that in 1t they had per.
feet substitute for rubber In ,his
however. they were mistaken. as Il was
,ound that the chicle gum was insoIu.
Die, Not to this day has any medium
aeid or aikah.s spirit or ether been
houna that will dissolve st.-Argopaut.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
HearttoHeart
Talks.
RowDY.s TAN.

In a mountain dog.

Rowdy In a mountain dog.
He Is lacking the appendase that
usually attaches to dogs. His tail sticks
straight out from his body only about
two inches all told.
II looks as * the remainder had been
cut or when Rowdy wasn't looking in
that direction.
The fact is he was born with the
cutoff tail.
More than that. Rowdy's tail was
cut or before be was born.
Which Is 10 say. his great-grend-
fathers and great-grandmofher's tails
were cut on by irreyerent hands for
generations back. SO that after a time
the dogs OF Rowdy's tribe got In the
habit OF being born with two inch
tails.
And IL IL also true that II Rowdy's
chiidren's two inch tails were cut of
for several generations bis nneal de-
scendants ,weuld be born into the
world tsflless.
And thereby hangs tale.
Natures ways may be modified my
man. Nature Is subject to man, who
can change the current OF her opera
lions.
Use and habit do wonders.
Darwin tells US that at f1rst the eagle
could not tiy, but by the use Of its
wings and the habit OF trying. be-
queathing the desire and the habit TO
Ats descendants. the day finally came
y wheus- through the processes OF eyo-
luton. the first eagle few.
- SO Of, mans use apd habit.
We are told that primitive man aim
I'd his weapon With his right hand al
the left breast OF his enemy TO reach
the heart OF bis foe, That habit. long
continued and strengthened by use IN
mans early and crude industry, made
nlun right, handed The left handed
man Is lapse OF nature.
Were we TO use only one leg for gen
erptions. by and by. babies would be
born with ''onc feg shorter than It
really ought 10 BE- And II mothers
continue to squeeze their waists some
day babies will be born In the shape
OF wasps.
And what Is true OF the body Ia true
of the mind. You can cut OF the
imagination. like Rowdy's tail. by long
disuse OF IL. You can strengthen any
mind faculty by use or let II dvintile
by ,disuse. and habit and pass IL on
10 your chlldren's children.
Body and soul. you are responsible
TO the unborn.
Which In a big lesson TO hang on to
Rowdy's two inch tan.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
BUY Her A NEW DRESS.

1t has been a long time since mother
had new dress. She Is content to
have her old ones "made over again
aud again. >s;s'
Why7 -
Because the girls must have new
hats and gowns. and the boys always
need new shirts and shoes, and 80
many repairs must be made about the
louise. and father must go decent 20
business, and
There are reasons a-plenty.
hut why should mother come I'm last
of all? Just because she is mother?
That's II. Certainly II is not because
mother has got to the place where she
cares no more for pretty things. IL is
simply because mothers greatest pleas
ure Is 10 do for others. 81
And the Others forSak They let
mother slave and sacriice and wear
old clothes because she In willing.
But think. girls and boys. what self
ishness. you display. The fact is you
have grown so used TO mothers unseif-
ish ways that you take all she does
for you as a matter OF course. Should
she neglect your welfare I'm some slight
particular you would deem II a gross
forgetfulness OF her duty. And such q
lapse would be strangs-in mother.
hut where does that put you, who
Eeinshly enjoy her loving service and
constaats vigil? If abe ministers to
selfish children who practically ignore
her service. where does that put YOU ?
And it may be more than lack OF ap.
probation IN your case. 1t may be
that sort of good .petured tolerance
which says. ''oh. well, ysa mean well.
mother. but really, now. you are old
fashioned and togyish."
Don't you know that hurts? =,
OF you- may be actually asha med in
company or the pain mother. who has
deprived herself for you-the more
shame to her child. Besides the un.
speaksble cruelty OF IT,. such conduct
as the ~meanest snobbery any mortal
ran be guilty Of
Children Of your mother. let me aug
Eest: Each OF you save up enough
money. father Included. and buy
mother a new, dress.
Watch the flush in her check, the foy
In her eyes shining through the
tears. And OF course she wifi say.
why, you shouldn't have spent that
money on me-" But to her dying day.
oftentimes when weary aud worn and
sad, shs Eill remember that dress and
smile and cry.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Tolerance.

Jane-I'vc something on me MIND
AIRY that ] hardly knows how to tell
Arry-Aht wiz Il.
Jane-I'm afraid yer won't marry mo
II tells yer.
Ary-Aht wiz IL.
sane-fm a somna mbulist. AIRY.
AIRY (after prolonged pause)-Neyer
mind, Jane. it'll be all right. II there
amt NO chapel for 1t We'll be married
At registry.-LOndon Punch.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Il do not see bow you can be eonten.
In these CURT mountain places. know
should almost die OF lonesomeness. /"
said young girl.
ehs was sincere
! Few young persons have. learned 10
ave win themselves. and few. young
stu
Ihsrs 10 an Art Of aiying in. solitude
II, 10 zoe II the mere idieness Of yawn.
nag ens's iifs away or Of eating ana
sleeping OF lazy losfing. but In dream.
ing NafRrss dreams after her.
ST Mature, always busy. il always
dreaming.
Ii you md In the dream Of that purl-
ang mountain stream the Ieaaon of
chesrfniness, IL yonder aiant pine
teaches you the dignity and poise OF
life. II the 'ianguid sweetness, az ann
mers noon hrinssa message OF abun-
aant fuiiness, II the SORROWS OF au-
tumn" speak to you OF peace. IL the
cursAin OF nigAf sells Of the dream. OF
sesanS weary limbs on bods OF sspho.
gel zoo have caught old Nsture,s cios-
cat secret.
Loaesomsf Why, you ara company.
inS With the Innn:te, and human speech
Us oniy childish pmttie
WHAT think you can b mora uussor.
able Than that Old age which f,u6s IA
colnRsny IN soiifudsfl For tAs day. VIM |
come when aa sodnavor shall b bar.
rem. wneo fAtnR q ssnss give only |
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
EaE4AaEac RAILWAY co.
in effect June 9Th. 1910

In effect June eth. 1910.
ps steamer leaves Pier Light Street wb.r,
a.altihofe, every Sunday and Wednes,imy
McnIiicr permitting. for trueport and infarS
hSulatc Ianulngs as follows:
c 1870 ballmore IN. Mia . 70 N N,
caIhl'sons I'D. Tipcrs g. DackweIIs 2 IN 49, .'
ION :, Ilmns 10 Reedville 40, Hardness =
ulnnrNeys oio. Grace Point !l0 Ryr,lton = az
himnrnock 30. Ocrans 8 az JacEsors 49, 80,
H. cricket Hill II 30 Calls Las Fitehe,t 10 m
J., III. huarks l3O. Warehouse l45 ConraJS .
Green Folnt 10. Stampers 2aJ RIands a
rive Frecport $50. 1''"''is d AZ
meturning steamer leaves Frecport for Rial
s,,aoi E ahu intermediate landings every Tues
ana Fridsy. wea' her PERMITTING ss foIio,Ss.
Leave Freeport a. m. Rlsn~s = n grows t;
srs a.Jo; Gre en- Point T.46. c. nrads \ Warp
uo an 9 gu, Ruarks S46, Fitchetts M rsIIis
~ oO. cricket Hill l046, Jacksors S,c.,L ~ a1
OSr"ns m, kilmarnock Ian Graz paist,
lou hyrdton Hardings 3, HaryeysS * FL
LOT 81, limbs As. ReedyiIIe Mia IN
a. wells $40, Tipers g. Samp on~ A n. 1900
~ naiIinhore next morning.
TITS time table shows the times az ,.h,o.
s.enners may be expected to arrive ar an6 IL
PaIt from the several wharyes but t,sis az
rivaI or departure at the times stntsJ - a. al
Guaranteed, nor does the Comparv Ma ,,a aiJs
responsible TOR any delay oil any consannan"
arising therefror. oo"Sofushcss
!, Freight received In baltimore ON ssn,no
days until 4.30p. m. u" SAILING
WI5LhkD THOMSON. Gen. Manager
n ~ DEAvEN, Agent. baltimore.
Gen. Freight and Passenger Asen,.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Il see you have an actor employed
on the farm"
res, put him On He's q darn good
aetor too. thought he was working
the nrst week he was Kansas
City Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Siurrino tho Ri.ou;,

Thanks fer de biscuit. num-" re.
marked Dusty Rhodes. but you mis-.
take me errapd In dis community"
What dye meanY 3,
I'm studying social conditions. NOT
geology. Post.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Evidence of-FIah.

Mrs. sBrooke-Have you any faith in
life Insurance? Mrs Lynne Yes. in.
deed: I've realized 100000 from two
husbands. and they weren't very good
ones -eitherTJudge's Library.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
He Got His

Mr.. Flubb - This affair is horribly
dull. i guess I'll go home. Miss Clip
THAT would remove some OF th. duh
ness, Mr.. Flubb.- Boston TrnnscrIpt.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Descriptive.

Stella Would you say she was a well
dressed woman2 Beila-NO: she looks
hke a, Wall street bear who has Gov.
ered In desperate hurry. Puck.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Hold faithfulness and sincerity as
nrst principles: have no friends NOT
equal To yourself.-Confucius.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Maryland, Delaware & Yrfinla
RAILWAY COMPANY.


RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cs baltimore, Fr
kAEAAa ericksburg, Nor.
S folk and Kappa.
hammock River Routes.
Schedule in effect November 9. $50.
"aLTo.' TAPPAHANNOcK a. FRED -
steamers s,s leave Baltimore Pier 2 Light y.
noon, T1esdSy and Rss 5rs,t Sunday ~
ssm oes an North End, Mil Creek. Whit
Point. ottomga0nn Weems, Millenbeck. Merrs
ppnuasao1. Wafer View. wheaton la
TrS Spn,s b S1arps; Bowlers: Wares. welifords
WWsiIG. Carters. Laytons. sLeedstowp. SaunSr.
wa ,,i" 1 ,Sreeniaws. Port Royal, Port Cor.
sSteamer leaving on Sunday does not sourS'
nj sU la nohaays steamer Will leave Iced town
hAi TIMORE-sHARTS
NNeayes I Balt,m'rc Wednesday $40 n. m. for
"healton- Sharps. "'i' ""r'ons'
HaLTIMOKE-TAPPA
steamer leaves Baltim ore Fridsv 4.ao
TOT TOT North End, Mil Creek White St"naP " M
ILL., ng Ton weems. Nil lenbecA Burbans mr.,
View Sbornsa roionaskon whealtons Water
FRED'G. TAPPAHANNock g. man,
TS Seame1s !, leave Fredericksburg SUNDAY.
Hop Yard, naymo8nt, PORT C 1oT xnstciiifes.
town , . n, wilmont. Saunders. Leeds
NMa tyy,S 500 a. M, Tsppabannock 20 q y,
Re- e,pIorns- wares, Bowlers. Shsrps p::sl !. ~
oeDanna 1890 y. M. Hurbans MiIIenhaot'
irvins,ono'' now Wa. I'D p; M, Ottoman, Morsns''
5;JU D. M. North End n m Was,,an Nreek
ss1nr1ns, III iiaI fillmore Tuesday, Thursday and
Observation-Disclosures
Tt oeSSdmer, Ieaye Tappahannock, 7:O a. N.
Warns p s,,I snurs1ay stcpping at weIlfords
mmnesnon; Wsterview. Mocaskon' %Grbsn1nrss
Sw1sSon' Bn,rhsns. Mllenbeck Irvington
arriving in Bal. imore "Wednesday and T Eri.
Steamer To Baltfmora ,,, 11,,,..., -,
''OP at orbanna and Bay Port.
HARP-BALVIMoRE.
leiye Sharps 9:3 a. m Thursday for wha.,
tons Burhans, Mii~nbecS' Weem p9a nm bur, bur
"i'e stone Nil Creek, North End.
TAPPAHANNOCK-N
s. 1870 isppabannock. weather PERMITTING
Roviy I'M, stnpp nR at wellf,irds. wares
y xi se', mopask on UrbanBs, Burtons, Bu rbs,s
IT rvin',,ck Merry Point. Oitomsn, MoTaus'
North End. westIand. VIII Creek'
Az . ~ mug, s'ea mer viii ieave Norfolk Mon,
10y . y. ~ weather pen n fitting for Tsnna
anhuCk. eCIpt'tnp at Landings AS nhoy,, -
r r.P MERRY Point. Ottoman Morsns ami no
,or ,,. topping at isowlors. Wares and Well
iorus on return trip tn Baltimore ON TIIesaeys
freight Will not be rec eiycd In NorSSSisi,
AIIef p m on sailing DAYS.
This timetable shows the timo, at which
cleaners may be expected 10 arrJye 90 wplch
part from the several wparyee hnt shnir ue
. iunI or departure at the times stated Is not
S.s,on sti 49, nor does the company hold Itself
arising therefrom ' @""Soquences
on sailing days. ' p ~.
W. u. SCOTT, Agent Frcdc ricksnurv
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Manufacturing sorrow Is one OF the
worst OF sins.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
WHEN IN NORFOLK STOP At
1.-THE ATLANTIC"

Most conveniently located Hotel
CORNER MAIN AND CRANKY SITS.
Rooms $I.O0 and $3.50.
American Plan 81. so and $500.
Fine Cafe Uynn's) newly fitted up
on first floor.
Rappahannock Valley people make il
headquarters
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

~, W W Sharps 9:3 a. m. Thursday for wbea1 .
,,,r. n,,utervIew. Mo askon. Urbanna H,Ir
IONS :. ~ Burhans. Mi.lenbeck Weems' ir,ina,'it
" ute stone, Mil Creek North E,,d ''is' oh
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Observation-Disclosures

., steamer, leave Tappshannock 7.ao
w vuesosy anu THURSDAY stopping at Wellrords
Whnei;, Dow,ers, Sharps 800 a. M, tBay Porf
n,,rta on; Msbervtew. Mocaskon. sUrhanna
burton, Burhans. Millenbeck. Irvtnatn,aa
ua, MT stone, Mill Creek, North End
con r1o,ng IN BAL. imore "Wednesday and FRI
., 90 Stea ga TO Baltimore on Thursday will NOT
stop at Urbanna and Bay Port. WIN not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

ADJOURNED MEETING, BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS, CITY
HALL, PERTH AMBoY, IN. j.,
AUGUST Goth, 1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

sess engines Ii eftS dre departHep.
service, breathing helmets and other
appsfatus and quarters for six or
eight highly trained men. A LIQUID
all plant will also be erected. Di-
rect telephone Connection will be ar
ranged with all the mines In Dur
ham county. OF which the most dis
tant could be reached in an hour.
One method ia to make use OF a
headdress, to be supplied with fresh
air by means of bellows, through
sixty yards of armored tubing, and
fitted with telephones. 1t Is thought
that In most cases sixty yards will
be sufficient, and it is proposed that
each oolliery should be equipped
with one or more of these, To cope
with cases where longer distances
than sixty yards from respirable air
might have to be dealt with, the use
of "aerolith" helmets is proposed
supplied with air In a liquid form.
There are no valves or complicated
parts to get out of order, and they
a be used without any special
training. A supply of these would
always be kept ready for use at the
central station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
ADJOURNED MEETING, BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS, CITY
HALL, PERTH AMBOY, N. J.,
AUGUST 31st. 1910.

Roll call $3.50 p. m.
President Fraser in the chair, other
commissioners present were, Grouse,
Haney, Grieve.
On motion the Board took a recess to
consider bids for chimney. Upon re-
converting the following report was
read:
Perth Amboy, N. j., Aug. 5lst, 1910.
To the Board of Water Commissioners
of the City of Perth Amboy, N. j.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned have Investigated
the standing and workmanship of the
A. Custodis Company, the lowest bid
der for constructing chimney at Run
yon, and find them responsible and re-
liable, and would respectfully recon-
mend that the contract be awarded to
said A. Custodis Company on the regu-
lar proposal which they submitted.
The alternate bid cannot be consid-
cred.
THOMAS GRIEVE,
Chairman Power Com.
s. ]. MASON, Engineer.
The following resolution was read:
Whereas, The Board of Water Com
missioners has eanvassed the bids re.
ceived at the meeting of August %
tYAvt 1VA ~ buliuihE % a 4d0td1 bAlSf
chimney and -.
Whereas, the A1phons Custodis
Chimney Construction Co., the lowest
bidder has complied with all the con
ditions OF the specifications.
Resolved, That the contract for TIL
building Of said radial brick chime,
! be awarded to the said Alphons Gus
/ todis Chimney Constructing CO., TO
1 the amount of its bid-$2260.
Adopted August 81, 1910, by the fol
l lowing vote. Commissioners Fragel
Grouse, Haney and Grieve.
IRA n. GROUSE,
THOMAS G. GRfEYE,
GEO. j. HANEY,
EDWIN q. FRASER.
Approved September 1910.
4. BOLESGHN EIIERs
Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
JOE n VIEWS.

Beverly, Sept. 12-Most people
including the President Of the Unit
ed States-come to the summer cap
ital with the idea of enjoying the
ocean breezes. Hundreds of Boston
business men live in Beverly n
Commute" to Boston daily.
1t has remained for Joe Jung, pro-
prietor Of one of Beverly's Justly
celebrated laundering establish
ments, and a c%ountryman of WI
Ting Fang the wise, to reverse the
usual order of things. Joe com
mutes'' to Beverly and lives in Bos-
ton.
mo like climate" he said to a
group of newspaper correspondents.
Business him good, climate vaily
bad. / no standee weather mere
Boston, him heap better"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

Spool Cotton - M~ansheld's
large Spool Cotton; good quail
"; in white and black; Nos.
40, so, 80 and 20 ..,......,,
RIBBONS AND BINDING
Ribbon-Extra fine quality
Taffeta Seam Binding No. 2,
black and white, piece.
Ribbon-Extra fine quality
Taffeta Ribbon; 5A line wide;
black and white and ali col
ors; piece ,....."..........
Binding-One-half inch wide
Prussian Binding; black and
white, each ...,,.........,..
sinding-h ih wide Puritan
brand PTussian Binding black
white each ..,....,.....,,..
TAPES.
Bunch Tape-Non-twisting
Tape, assorted widths in a
bunch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tape-White cotton Roll
Tape, large roll, one-half inch
wide, white and black, pieces
Tape-Extra quality nom
twisting Bunch Tape, contain
ing IL pieces assorted widths,
bunch Observation-Disclosures.
Tape Measures-Good quail
ity double stitched Tape Meas
ures, go inches long, each
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANsA1s
RAILWAY. :
Time Table IN infect Thursday, May
nth 1Q1n

Time Table y aA H4set THURSDAY. MAJ
RFsTa AaE j'Ssi 7 ES N slss7 70 x2RK s;;eo.
ss;;SS. SIS q AS, s:ss, 1s;;S. Aii:ss. go. 1913.
I. sg&SfgAIb4sys pgEWsBS y, ~; e. Z. n
i'd, a:Ss. 800, $50. ai4o, s:sS, $40. 7:so. Biz
4, RSIa Ea588 8|sH saA EsAv EY gHRgz
sENN 70 III. IVA III MI s:is :, !! g. us US. ID.
s;s IL fetR 3, r.. aiss. III ~ LIS; ai hss ;4s. s.ss..
IEE99SyPS PSn AHb AhkHB SEL HHof f's5' sl5st
s s:S. s s:s. aS;sa' 81 H. Sd. q 81 s:h. i a:ss' s::8
s;E. s:45. 1875, and holidays only I1:sO ps
APR Td19oNNNpoTRf4oaN Tf IuAvTE 1BBHHR9PTHH
h AZ, s.Eo, s:ls;. seiso' s1 ni@ Sd 4 I s'sb. va.
Roh1b bliss p; only ~ IL: ia;s :. q D.. m and aa s!is q :
EEEWyy r yesK rs: 70 "a, RSH sr5a. i AMpq 31'o,
10 nj s!,s is'S S9so, hYsS'SaI M j&. ss::Ss : u.s. as: : f s:aI
=. .a9 rs ~ 3 a. IA 'a,ss !; g a, "a.
uAppITIoNAL EoATs WITHouT
n T 7 hl' 1s;a, n s;si. s.s a:4s s:4s r. 20. is "a.
! m. l2:sa. l2:M. f:ss. I:6. ESQ. s:Hs
i0 ssITSNIb,XNYg AID LEGAL HOLIDAYS,
$50. 1919. I:0 q. m: a;9 noon: .WI
$40, go, ioaG. n:0 p. m; 12:oo night
and holidays only 1870 q. m. -
ADDITIONAL BOATH WITHOUT
TENVILLE-slb. sis,. s;Do.. lf:o q. M
iaaW noon; 100, 400, 800. e;M. Ass. 5:a4
$50, 6:85. 1855 y. m, and s:6 a. m, hoIil
~ GEORGE J. BROWN,
General Traffc Agf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
Water Beard Meeting.

ADJOURNED MEETING, BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS, CITY
HALL. PERTH AMBoY, IN. j.,
AUGUST 2eth, 1910.
Roll call $40 p. M.
President Fraser presided. Other
| Commissioners present were: Grouse,
Haney, Grieve.
The hour. $40 having arrived, the
time set for the opening Of bids Tor
| stack to be erected at Runyon the Olerk
was ordered to proceed, whereupon the
following bids were opened;
w. NJ. Kellogg Co. .........,$
Bergen & Lindeman ......... ~b,9eo.o0
Fl. r. Heinike .............. 2,foo.oo
A. Custodis Chimney Construc-
tion Go. ~I,6oo.oo
A. Custodis Chimney Construc-
ton Co., alternate bid -. 100000
Motion that the bids for chimney be
referred to Power Committee and when
| this meeting adjourns 1t adjourns to
meet Wednesday evening, Aug. 3lst,
1910 to consider said bids.
On motion the recommendations Of
the Engineer regarding granting the
City of South Amboy permission to tap
the "a inch main, was carried.
Motion made and seconded that the
matter of experimental pump at Smith
street pumping station be referred to
the President with power.
On motion the report of committee
that visited Atlantic City, to inspect
water mains, be placed on file.
The Superintendent was empowered
to purchase % 31a inks #. boiler tubes
and one 1-ton chain block for Runyon
Station.
On motion the Superintendent wa.
empowered to purchase a Smith tap
ping machine at q price Of $4T5.00.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned
to meet Wednesday evening, Augns'
81st, 1910.
W. GUY WEAVER,
14712-9-12-1t Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
WASHINGTON
SIDE LIGHTS

ter G. Hamm, at Hull, reports, is to
of mines.
1t is proposed in the Durham
field to establish a station for the
housing of-motors equipped with
pumps powerful as those Of the lar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
SAFETY IN GOAL MINES.

Washington, Sept. 12-Owners of
coal mines in England are consider
ing llfe-saving plans similar to those
that Will be carried out by the new
ly created bureau of mines In this
country. The scheme, Consul Wal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12
American Sewing Machines
Feature of Sale of Notions and Dressmakers' Supplies

wa T mS is mot %% b%@ built m rsg%% machine than the American at its price had to be best We
not turn. out worthless machine if they knew how
ThsA American Machine s built oak With well finished casting in nph@d style with five drawers
nhkeed heP plate. new thread Tees@t automatic btBnNw mnj SdfthaHngsh uHh5 shftdngn need
si f$ss:$ a. II H $4,000 E; @ s Il. sP s 5, %: 's% $780, &c" YIN give splendid services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-12

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