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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Gr &c moblps % ncoltcn1t poo
@rlnO al Ceres iruatc$lpic 0prleg
poo at finoc 2inorill9? Iortpipl
fife! SGT @oo6 ira SEN Grioring,
andre far ajort, iom far tlunoet Sell
breo % Stprfe / Set gol1le, limplc
llrteniOoel, 7r. YctcrS &urifo.
Sfriu efter ct Gfscmplor al v@eile=
Oeren", ser iuoeboloer &ioncshDr6
ira MGnO pg &pinoer, JONI far
6rllat 9rgemiolct. Sperg life poa
Mppt6cfcrnc otter &l1rifp. Gen er
life en- Npotbefcrn1coicin, ipnn CT BE
ben gon1mel poo @ploerl1e. Sen
fon1nler friif fra 2oborotpriet, iulo
al lltno6eoSgipen0e &roft, pg iorip=
1lcs / 0err1e Iilitn1D nireftr til Sc
lpgc al lpecielle Mgcl1tcr, oniotte al
Gierne, Or. Eeter 6obrnep & Cons
Co., 1876 So. @opne Npe., Chico
60, Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Hunb for paa Muftione11, og lom gil
til Mmerifa."
Strafs efter fom Gbefen in6, oe
efter at @orforO bopoe piit 6om line
meobrogte @efter, iagbe 8arton:
"Sc9 giocr 5000 Euno ior De to
tillomn1en."
Mourice f%re1nltommeoe ct so
lof" pg forloo 8utifen. 2pb alt
run0t for gam, eller bar oct pirfelig
lonbt, at fan MI eje6e en- 6orml1e,
6porpoo bon funoe itifte Stem?
Gogen efter opiegte Fan @nio %
fortalte ben6e ON Salget al to folt<
borc gomle @Gfter.
vSo, ieg far ogioa en- flor @ybeo
Gig, Maurice. Set bele forefront.
mig iom ct @pentpr. Ser gu,
SIR. Morfbom, ser be6 Sig 5 8un6
for Sfaolen / &11peen, ejer en- al
GeroenS foltbareite Somlinger al
Forcelan. Set oneOe mig oerfor, at
Solotlfaalen bar longt mere ppro,
ano 81 trocoe, og jeg los sen tofsere
nj Ell Mntifpitetsban0ler. San for
toltc mig, at Sen bar 1900 Eln0
oerb og tilbpo at inlge SEN for mig
moo Sen i%uoponlige 6ortieneite. So
fif jeg eli Mnpisning ien0en6e,
Der le6 pao 0ette 8elgb."
~SSeg n1oo %rigtignof fannie mig,
ioroi jeg bar misfonr9jet me6 5onte
g itomel1te. Sg MI, Gnio,
ri 8rDlll1p ON fire Tiger"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

lai Greoerifien. sneofermelter s.
@aniens gnfe Marie. Moifinarbei-
Der ScberlingS gnfe Sine. Mulifer
9ourit5 SrliuS Drebp. sporpogns-
fonoufter Otto @ortinius @onIen.
Gnfc Mn11a Sophie Dor,ielje Mpo=
tbcfcr @ernbarot Sbortien. Mulifer
Yeteri lens '@ultrr Gorlo. @nfe &o=
tbril1c Morgrctbc 9orgltrpm. 1bp.
Sonogroper Sobomcs Scnicn. Mrel
Sobonncs Nnoerien. 9eltelferer
Moos @onie,. Sotsmeiter 0Iof
Sa1t5en. Gnfcfru Mnno M0olp6ine
@eoel. @nfe Nnno Morgrct6e @al=
oorif. Gnfefrn Seniine @etrine
&osmusien. 0linc @argretbe Ye-
terlen. Gnfefru @nno airitine Sent
ien. 6englels fnnnftionnr Gbriltion
Icroinorb Gctcrien. 9etoilban6icr
&ol1l sllialtlcn. 8uo g. Mielions
@ultru Maric. Gnfefru Morie w.
bccfer. Eeni. Sernboneos(iitent
Eeter 8ol0un1. Hel'liona:=
teltprcrin0e 2ollro Morgretbe G6ri=
itsu} en-. 6ru Slllione Gliin6etb
S:h5t. Stiff Y. Seniens ;Yu.:.ru
Mnnette. G1fefrl1 Molto Morie
Scbocf. Muiifer Niels @>1go Setter
icn SIP. S%piielmo9er Miels @oa-
ZEN. SIP. &je6mon0 Mugult @br.
Screenien. &eofcrlpen0 &einricb
Morias 6rol1cn. 2isponent Ire6e-
rif s(noerie Ell. 2oliie G6riltenien.
Neni. Sufferorbcjocr Cars SeSenien.
Sfotoisbanoler 2oricns Gnfe Same. !
Sbcrfilirns &l,ltru Muna.
l1rtefrnmn1er Sscor Gorl @rclrning.
t5fp. @l1seier Ecter Socobien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
n00e Danmark.
&jpbcnbapm ue Trcoerifsbcr9.

llit0crfanoner Gbriitian Mnoerien.
@ioifinar6ej0er &eterien5 @l1ltru Mn=
11o. I6p: Selefonarbeioer Spar &C.
ter ell. Sftfer0effer Sobonl1es 2leo=
pig Simonien. Gbp. @usmano Sg=
re'l 9fielien Sesien. Dprlnge @in=
tiers @ultru &irltine. Sneofer &c.
ter @onlen. @rosierer 6rioericias
gnfe @liiabetb. characterization
Sliens &uitru Mnna. 8bp. Sneofer
&ablers Suitru @eorgine. 6orpalter
Ssrgen Otto Sanien. @aoroejer
Sprgen &eter Sacobien. 6bp. Gerts=
buSbolber Carl Sreoertf Micbaelien.
@nfe @orie @enrifien. 6bp. 8pgme=
iter SSln1geriens &uitru Dime. 5ne6=
feripen0 Srit3 @illiam &ougooro.
&oniul Smi6ts @uitrl1 0lipa. Sort
fanoioat, &e6aft9r @iggo @aloemor
Meller. 8a16 Milsions &nftru Ma=
rie. 8Dbu6 Heter @ilbelm Semen
Grf. @igmor 2unobef. @Ieftrifer
$enningiens &uitru @arte. Sine
@opbie 8ertbelien. 8ogbin6er tie s(9=
nes Srancisto Sre6erifien. @nfe
&iriten M%16erien. MaIermeiter 60
reno g6bar6 &egner. &efr11t al 6or=
pleiningsforpiet @illiom @iboni
&anoelsman6 Carl @ilbelm Mgller.
@nfefru Gan1p Sophie Sticber. Gnfe
Mnna Marie @plling. @nfefr1
2aura @miIie Sc Spanenifiolo. Sls.
beltprerin6e Slime Margretbe Neter:
fen. &elI1er Miels Setter 2orien
&usiomfru Marerr &iritine Neoerien
@nfe Maren Sofie Ma6ien. gogr
mono Sens &eter @brtltianien. Bonf
fasierer &eter l1riin @anien. 8il
1eobugger Sergen 2arien. Motro!
@leran6er @ilbelm &ais. 6bp. 1or
tepianofabrtfant 8eter Sacob 8eber
fen. 8ortner Sans STR. Msmusie11
Gbb. @arifan6iier Carl 2u6pig Mn
6erien. SIP. 8ogbol6er M6olpb 5be
lo6or Garitenien. SIP. Sormer Mito
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
61ere @il6ttppe lto6 for Sic

= Glere 8il6ttppe ito6 for Set
ten. 6oritmen6ene bar TONNE ODER
bent, ligeiom 6e pil6e til at ne6leg=
&c en- &iort, men oct bar 1Dffe6es
benz til at flpgte, bog moo at laoe
6eres 8gsier / Stiffen, og 6isie bar
MI fremlagte paa &ettens 8or0.
Sc anflage6e negte0e. Sngen bill
Sc pe0fien6es lin 8gsie, og ga Sc
life fun6e operbepiies, blep Sc fri
fienote.
Meo en- fort Begrun6elie forfpn0te
&ettens Breitoent Dem Srifien6elien
og tilfpie6e oerpaa / en- ligegpl6iQ
Gone: uSa, iaa tan enbper tage iir
8gsie og gaa."
S ct Mu bemagtige6e bper al @ap:
tppene Jig Sen bam tilberen6e 8eSie
men lite min6re burtigt par Sen Of
fentlige Mnfloger be6 @oan6en 10
at reiie en- M Mnflage, 6enne @an!
me6 gumitigere &el nltat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
UfHtamtPtttrt.

~Min fiere Spiterign, Mol1rice
&orforo, teitomerterer leg min ca
lat fool cg Sno6oloct al ben &onuo=
Int, Ser lfol gipe5 bom, noor bette
Seltomellte bliper opluit."
Sogfprcr @ropion logoc 9ofl,=
me11tet bort og trof Ell &onppll1t
fren. @orforOs @oono ifnlpeoe list,
ga ban tag oen. of, bon bopoe boa>
bet, at Mrnel1 otter 5onten ifl,loe int,
te bom / Ston0 til at gifte Jig. Mcl1
I'LL ....
&o11pollttten %in0ebplot fl11l to tyll=
De ln1oa @Gfte / Eopirpmllo San
9opoe oog pe1rtet Jig ct @or Se0lcr.
Solotlfoolen fjen0te bou; set par
en- grim plterJon6lf Sfool, lol1 fan
altio bap0e %forag1et, fight 5ontell
6%e9ollole0e Sen n1eget porfo1nr.
Morrice tog bjem, og bon ltilleoe
Sfaolcn ira Jig poa 8rnfen / Ser11=
baneuogne1l. Men ga fan op6agc0c,
at en- 9erre pe0pnren0e itirreoe poo
Boffe11, blep bo11 flop og gjemte Sen /
iil Sperfraffelomme.
~9e far Del life 9Dit til at lplgc
Sen Sfodl?" ipurgte Mon0er pll1oic-
Zig. ~Seg oil gicrne gipe Gem 5 Y6.
for Sen. Seq iomlcr nemlig poo
gamle Sing"
Maltrice betnnfte Jig. Set bar
ri9tignof frilten0e at faa 5 Eur1o for
Sen. Men Fan ipore6e %olligepel:
~Nei 5of. Seq far arpet 0e1."
Sen far oltiao Mffeftionspnroi.
. Maa, fomnler Sc poa andre Son-
fer, fan Sc 10 lo6e mig Get pioe.
Ser er nit Sort"
ga &arfor0 fom op til lin &iere-
tie, gni0 @aritairs, SEN @ftermi6-
Sag, fortalte ban, 6porle6es set bar
gaaet, og Fan beretteoe ogiaa ON Sp=
lepelien / Sernbonepognen iamt bite
@nto Manoens Sort. ga FUN bab6e
let liot paa Set, iogoe bun burtigt:
rMao leg bebol6e @faalen ct @ar
Doge? 0g lop mig iaa life at ifripe
til Sen &erre fra Sernbanen."
Set fan ieg 10 life, ga Dr far
taget @ortet, og leg fife buffer bans
Mapn. Desu6en bar gu toeet Sfoa-
len / Sin @aretegt."
2pffen er lunefulb - t9nfte @ar=
for6, ga en- al bans @enner foo
1ose ienere arpe6e flere Guiin6 Hb.
efter en- G9tter.
Set bar 2er6ag, iaa &ontoret luf<
feoe SCI. 2; men Maurice fun6e life
beidge @nio, ga 6enne oar reiit bort /
Mnleoning al en- Mrtifel til set 8lob,
bDori FUN ffreb.
Maurice gap Jig til at leie Mpiien
biemme | meget 6aarligt &umer
men plu6ielig for ban op, bente6e
Sc arpeoe Smoabefter frem og iao
npie poa Dem. Saa paffe6e ban Sem
foriigtigt ino og fierte til @itp.
@arfor6 traobte ino / en- flor 8og.
bn1oel og ba6 ON at foa @befen
Sale.
Sig til ST.. Barton, at BET breie1
|lig ON en- BOG, iom Ser betaltes 1906
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

miooaeen iiooet oe ipillet % iunset
iommen meo lin Dotter. "a ban fra
iin Sillo berpaa nil6e 9oa op til
@giifpler1, romtes fan pao &eien al
ct @iarteilog pg ionf 500 ON. Sort
efter fom bans Spn, @eiifoleforlton=
6cren, og fon0t bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

~
for omtrent otte Mar iioen oprette=
bes / Sf9rb9f set iaafal6te uNoro=
ilcspigife &orpeaplsielifab". Allere=
Sc ocn %. 5eptentber 1902 blep set
in0fprt / @anoelsregiitret pco Colt
limo Nmltsret. &irf iombe0en INT fat-
te0e el %uoltroft, 1lel1 pOcrlt mogcr
9e0csjeil0om pau @uonsager @eoe.
Ser ltuloe inorettcs &orpc0omn1e /
mcgrt ltor Still. Ger bleD Nonnct
itcrc @rope, fjpbt 6iifcreolfobcr %
ino furlfrrpet en- lo%gfpn0ig 9ircftpr,
Saul &pgel, Sp0 fra. Yenge lpntes
Ser at nGre nof al. &e0 Sc, npc &ar=
pebonn1e pla1teoes Der 6logltnnger,
iom piocn ON, longt no oper set fla
Sc 9on0ifob ifuloe bore &ionesbpro
ON, bporleoes tpif Irrrerningspirf=
lonrbco % Eotriotisme fer par /
Serb nleo at lape Ell Coie al @eben,
cit @l.logrop al Sen iorte Moicjoro.
Gopnrenoe Sogneprelt Sacobien /
StrrbGf por sinlen / set bele. SSl1=
gen nrre0e acknowledgement. Spo
poo blcp fan !oupriit iom cit mage
lps tpif Yioner pe0 Mtoro9rnnoien,
belc oen itatsunoeritgttcoe Eresie
bpl0coe bon1, 6ortpifningens iprite
Mono. Den tpife Torening iatte
bom / Spiolen for lin 8eitprelie.
&pller pg Sacobiens Erogrom if,,loe
bringe Sen tpife Sag Seir og Sore.
st al Miolerne bar fprit og trent
melt ~2afolf", ct 6oretogcnoe, ser
piloe pppiie itore og burtige &elul=
toter. Nltplferne bar loa begejltreoe
fpr Euitur Socobi ems GGrf, at Sc
lool1tc bom 10000 Morf.
st al Sc iioite og ltpritc 6oretogc1=
Scr, Soco6len iotte / Borg, nor ;
u&arpeoplslellfobct". Stomfopito=
len por lot til $4,000 Morf. Men
mon lpefulere0e longt ptOerc. Ser
11oor6eioeOes ct Eroipeft, brori &irf= ;
ion1beoen pGr0iottcS til 1 Millipn og
10000 Marf. Mou ogteoe / @ell=
bolo til bette Eroipeft ut foo Sc npo=
pcl1oige Eeuge. Scr rnr ollereoe'
5ole en- en- ny @p mes &irfc og
Sfolc omfring &orpcoon1nlcnc %
UlonNl tr'1gerne.
Mcn oct bele fit CIT iprgelig Gnoc.
Sacoblen leper JONI Irimcnig= .
bebspruit bpbt inoe / Nlperm pco
oen itolienlfe Gr9noie, longt, longt
bprte ira ale fine 6oretagcnoer.
Sans &enner Nltpifernc nnp11cr bom
~9ofolf" itoor / 9tompe.
Gen tplfe &reoit6anf far boft Sc,
&onifeligbeoer at fempc meb.
er felt gaoet / Stpffer.
toles Ser life mere ON.
Sc 5plfere, iom Socpbien fif il,oipr-
ct otter flptteoe. tilboge, fist
sfter fist, en- for en-.
&orpc0ammenc blep ol0ri1 iii no.
get. Gigerne giennembrpbes, 6iifc=
ne tug &ejen til 9rpns Ga og bopne=
/ Sc 0onlfe @en0ers @rpoer. 81
reftpren rplteOe n1c0 &nbiel oct
1oroiiespigife Stap al iine Ipo0er.
Spen og &irfen og sfolen og 1ele
ct flpjten lige iom &or=
peoon1me11e, 6ilferineltereu og Eolt.
Sg I'LL er ielpe Iir11oct blepct
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sfrip efter &rpbennmer for bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Sparfjar peo @iborg, 2eoer al &e6e,
%ielifobets moiein0uitrielle Mfoeling,
er ofgooet pes 9poen / en- Mloer al
20 Mor.'
= Semn1erbanoler, @aptein S.
@oleur / 6re0ertcia, er afgaaet pe6
9goen, 70 slor gammel. Mf6eoe
bar i en- lang Morreffe Me6lem al
6%reoericio 8Droa6.
= &ipbman6 6. 81. Senien / @ei-
lie er afgoaet be6 De6en efter en- un-
6erlipsoperatton, , IS @ar gammel.
Mf6e6e boboe ti6ligere beret Me6lem
of GeiIe 8proa6 og al @eile San.
belsforenings 8eitprelie. i
- Sioligere 0perouoiter og Ser
reosfogeo / @in6inge &erre0 poo
6pen g. 8ierre er 6e0 / @pborg, 70
Mar 9ammel.
= SIP. &iebmanb | Mtooelfort
S. 81. 2orien, er 6gov 80 Mar CANT
mel. S en- lang Marreffe Dor ban
Meolem al @i66elfart 8praa6, oQ
poa flere on6re 0mraa0er bap6e bar
taget Sci / set offentlige 9ip.
- Ha1tor enter. 81. 8. 8re6s'
bort, Seiifoleforltan6er 8reos6orffs
6ooer, CT pluoielig afgaaet peo So
Ben. Sen gamle 8reit, iom boeoe
en- @illa beo lin @gns &piifole pei
&osfiloe, bbor ban nplig feire6e tit
80-slars 6e6ielsoog, baboe ON Gor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
FREEHOLDERS
OF MONMOUTH
Democrats Snub Invitation
of Republicans.

Freehold, Dec. 1O:-If the mem,
bers of Monmouth county's incom-
ing Democratic Board Of Freehold.
ers don't care for any pointers from
the outgoing Republican board, they
may go hang. That's the way the
Republicans feel about it now and
not without cause for their proffers
of assistance have been received with
bad grace by the Democrats and the
Republicans say now that the new
board will get its information Just
as the present board did when it
took hold of county affairs three
years ago-by studying the records
and by experience.
Remembering the hard time they
had OF 1t without assistance from
the retiring board, the present COM
mlssioners, taking compassion on
the incoming Democrats, agreed to
give them a lift and invited all the
five commissioners-elect to meet
them at Seabright and view the work
that is under way there in the chang
Ing of a roadway. The commission
ers thought their successors would
get much valuable information and
that they would be greatly pleased
with the opportunity. Further the
commissioners had decided to have
the commissionetrs-elect at another
meeting in Freehold when much of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10

NEWPORT CHURCHES
Calvary nj. IL.

Rev. John w. Nicholson, pastor.
1890 A. M, sermon by the pas
tor; topic, "Laborers Together with
God"
2:30 P. M, Sunday school. Phelps
Cherry, superintendent.
1880 P. M, sermon by the pastor;
topic, Ia Study of the Plants"
Musical program-Morning SER
vice: Prelude, Melody. Read; an
them, Praise Ye the Lord" Low
den; onertory. Melody in D, Clark;
postlude, In A, Leybach. Evening
service: Prelude, Transcription,
Meyer; anthem, Redemption, Luter;
of~fertory, Melody, Wallace; anthem,
Resignation, Parks; quartet, "My
God, My Father" Marston, Mrs. M.
L. Terry, Mrs. George NJ. Collins,
William #. Eckhart, c. E. Cokelet,
Postlude, Allegro, Batiste.
st. Johns Nj. X.
Rev. A. l.. IsZard, pastor.
9:45 A. NJ, class; George Voor-
hees, leader.
pastor.
2;3e P. M. Sunday school; Alva-
RADIO M. Walling, superintendent.
1880 P. NJ, sermon by the pastor.
st. Mary's Episcopal.
Rev. Herbert W. Brueninghausen,
rector.
1920 A. M, Holy Communion
and ermon by the rector.
$3.50 P. M, Sunday school.
400 P. NJ, evening prayer and
sermon by the rector.
Reformed. g
Rev. w. e. Compton, pastor.
1880 A. M, sermon by the pas
tor.
1880 p. M, Sunday school;
George s. Hyer, superintendent.
700 P. M, Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting.
1880 P. M, public worship and
preaching by the pastor.
First Baptist.
Rev. A. w. Hand, pastor.
$50 A. M, Sunday school; topic.
1.-THE ~Crucifxion."
10:45 A. M, public worship and
preaching by the pastor.
700 P. NJ, Baptist Young Peo-
ple'e Union meeting. Subject. "How
Must a Christian be Different from
Others"
1880 P. M, sermon by the pas
tor; subject, Signal Lights on the
Gospel Railroad" illustrated by
railroad lanterns. All railroad men
are cordially invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
kEANSBURG

Raymond Truax purchased two
thoroughbred hound dogs to train
during the winter for next falls
cunning.
Contractor c. L. Olsen has pur-
chased the Benjamin Wilson house
of Robert Beedle, of Keyport. Mr..
Olsen started this morning to have
a new roof and other repairs made
to the house. The purchase price is
said to be $500.
!. David Wilson, Jr., who is a fire.
man on the P. r. r. and resides in
Jersey City, visited his father,
David Wilson, yesterday.
Joseph Carmon's house was thor
oughly fumigated by direction of
the Board of Health yesterday. Mr..
Carmon's children have entirely re-
covered from scarlet fever.
Mrs. Clarence Watson spent
Thursday in Red Bank.
Frank Prestage today finished the
piping and plumbing for gas in two
of w. A. Ramsay's houses.
Charles Smith is in New York city
today on business.
The moving pictures will be in
the Auditorium again tonight. 1t is
reported that the show was very
good last Saturday evening.
Warren Smith is meeting with
success in the retail fish business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
SkYREviLLE

John Hart was a Midtown visitor
last evening.
Miss Helen Rule, of New Bruins
wick. is spending a few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitterer.
of Lower Sayreville.
Dewitt Blue, of lower Main
street, is confined to his home with
the grip.
Miss Lulu LaForge Is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rush, of Commercial avenue, New
Brunswick.
Charles Samsel, of Lower Sayre-
vile. is confined to his home with
the grip.
Louis Zach, of Newark, ia visiting
at the home of his parents on Hill
side ven
Miss Estella Way spent Thursday
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Brown
have returned to their home in
Trenton, after q short visit at the
home of Rev. S. X. Hickman.
Miss Margle McElveen, OF James
burg, Is visiting at the home of Miss
Mabel Naylor.a of Main street,
A small fire was started today in
the finishing house of the ~Interna-
tional Smokeless Powder and Chem
ical Company, when some powder
became lighted from a spark. The
fire was quickly extinguished and
the loss was very small.
A card party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitterll,
of lower S~ayreville, Tuesday even
ing. Among those who enjoyed the
evening were Harry De Hart, Ern-
est Cathcart, Ivan Morgan, Lee
Booraem, Of South River; Mr.. Bas-
tedo, of New Brunswick; Mr.. Mar
CON-, of South Amboy; Mr.. Hit and
Mr.. Stohl, of Parlin.
Leo Zach, of Hillside avenue, has
returned home after spending six
months in the United States Nay. He
has received an indefinite furlough
owing to his health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
BELF0RD.

Christopher Fiortland sold his
s1oop, Moccasin, to Fulton Market,
New York, to be used for a cod Ash
ing boat.
Irving Roop is spending a few
days with friends in New York city.
George Henry has installed a new
Buffalo twelve horsepower engine
In his fishing boat.
Mrs. j. s. Macleod, of NV York,
is spending q few days with her
mother, Mrs. Garrett Lee.
AN effort is being made to organ
ize a lodge of Patriotic Order Sons
of America. Anyone interested can
escur full particulars by talking
with Joseph r. Hyers.
The birthday social which was to
have been held in the parsonage of
the Nj. q. church. was postponed un-
til next Tuesday evening to be held
at the same place.
Tomorrow Rev. D. Y. Stevens,
pastor of the M. e. church, will In
the morning preach on THE Holy
Spirit" In the evening the subject
will be t'The Model Church"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
COUNCIL MET
AT kEYPORT
Resolution Pertaining Sewer
Contract are Passed.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
keyport, Dec. 10:-The borough
Council met in the borough hall
Thursday night, when four resolu-
tons pertaining to the sewer con-
tract were passed. The first resolu-
ton was the approving of the bond
made by the Pittsburg Title Guar
antee and Surety Company, for the
correct and satisfactory perform
nee of the. sewer contract by the
Harrison Construction Company.
The second resolution provided
for the appointment of three mem
bers of the council as a committee
for the purpose of getting options
on property and the right of a for
the sewer. The council appropria-
ted $50 for the use of the commit
tee. The committee as chosen were
Richard S. White, Charles Lufbur-
row and George G. Smith.
The third resolution authorized
the attorney Of the borough to give
S33,b00 worth of the sewer bonds
to the local bidders, and to deliver
the rest to the trustees for the sup
port of the public schools in the
a. " WV" OCloSJ
The fourth resolution directed
Counsel Ackerson to obtain permits
sion from the Board of Freeholders
to construct the sewer mains In the
county roads within the limits of
the borough.
Borough Clerk M. B. Taylor was
instructed to notify the Central
Railroad Company of New Jersey to
have the railroad crossings at First
and Second streets repaired.
Robert West was appointed mem
Der of the special sewer committee
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of Richard r. Brown.
The street committee reported on
their investigation of the claim OF
John Hess, Jr., that his horse had
fell into a hole in First street, in
juring 1t and Mr.. Hess was notified
that damages to the amount OF $50
would be paid.
Several bills were ordered paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
SOUTH AMBOY

James w. Mercer, three years old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mercer,
Of Morgan road, died Thursday
night. He was buried from his par
ents' residence this morning at 8
O'Clock. Stillwell & Mason had
charge of the burial.
Shearon HoIme, who died Monday
night, will be buried this afternoon.
The funeral services will be held at
3 o'clock P. NJ. in the Doan Memo
rial chapel, H. M. P. Pearse otftciat-
ing.
Mrs. James Bloodgood, IF Tor-
dentown4 avenue, was an out-of town
visitor yesterday afternoon
August Blum, of Broadway. was
q New York visitor Yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Harnmond of Perth
Amboy, was in South Amboy yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin Erich, of Broad
way, is visiting friends in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward,
of First street, were New York WIS.,
itors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Ingraham, of Second
street, was a Newark visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Rev. j. r. Mason, of Millville. will
address the meeting at the P. r. r.
Y. M. G. A. rooms Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock His subject is King
No" Special music has been pro-
yided. The NJ. E. church choir will
be present to assist in the services.
A cordial invitation to attend is ex-
tended to all men and women There
is no doubt that the hour spent on
this occasion will be interesting and
instructive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-10
NEW REALTY GO.
IN WOODBRIDGE
Will Develop Forty Acres in
thu Town This Year.

New Brunswick, Dec. 10-County
Collector Thomas H. Hagerty, who
recently bought about forty acres of
real estate right in the heart of
Woodbridge, figures in the incorpor-
alton of a realty company which in
tends to take over the land and
develop It,.
The new company, which filed ar
ticles of incorporation yesterday, is
the Woodbridge Realty Company,
capitalized at $1~25,o00. The COM
pany starts business with $4,000
subscribed as follows: : John F.
Ryan, of Woodbridge, $4,000;
Thomas H. lHagerty, $4,000; Lewis
B. Juan, Woodbridge, $500. The
principal Office of the company is
40 Paterson street, this city, with
Mr.. Hagerty the agent in charge.
Mr.. Hagerty bought the land for
s26.925 recently from Mary D.,
Robert N, milford, Rachel and
James R. Valentine, of Woodbridge.
The land is to be divided into build
Ing lots and sold.