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FOR RENT-BY JAMES B. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave. NV.

B. SHEA,
II ave. NV.
1007 26th NV, 6r,w16.5O
GLOOMY av NV. Or. w15.50
1921 Ben'g rd,5r, w13. 50
107 Olivet. Ivy City.
2a15 Il; Water. y i:i.,i;;.i2.sS lr.w:i2.sS
25l0 x NV, br, w.1I.5o
216 Tenn ne. Or. w. 90
l45 N Sc, Or. ". 1850
s r r av Sc .6r. w...e.00
Rear l25 l., 4r, w..S.50
472 Union ct sw, 4r
w................S.m ".
r 1915 21st nw,3r,wS.O
1924 18th ne, 4r, W. $50
405 Child's ct ne, 5r.
124o 4th NV. 2r. woo
AT Cullinane ct, 2r.
W .......--.- .o.fU
FLATS.
7th & B Sc, No 1.2S.00
7th & B SO, No 1927. 90
1850 Fla av, Or. .b.@.1
1919 10th nw,4.b.g.22.O0
1912 n J av. 5r, ,b.21.50
STORES.
1901 II ne. .sto&sta. 40. 90
1903 N Cap. 80. so
9O2 2lst nw.3r,w.30. 90
l04 Fla av NV. sto. Is. 90
80 14th Sc. sto. eel. %. 80
900 II ne. .sto & 2r. .20.Oo
1904 Water sw. sto1S.OO
1867 p NV. shop. .l5. 90
1lO6 Goth NV, sto. IL. %
1865 p NV, shop. 10. GO
STABLES.
Rear S12 Sd sw. .25. 90
RI 2102 14th nw..10.nO
Rear 732 7th Sc. 80. 90
Rear 115 Quincynw.5.OO
PHONE MAIN $50.
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WIN AkGAN I'D i d a d 4 4
643 Louisial
1871 Euclid NV, 11r,
1925 .2sd.. isr. 5. $3.50 60
9e4 ist. Tor. b.. .87. 90
223 N Gap. 11r. b.3.50
1000 ~ sw, ,sto. .dw95.5O
706 7th Sc. Or. b. .33. so
IS V NV, Or. b. $3.50
1101 n Fl av. 1Or, b3O. 80
l447 w NV, 8r, b. .2S. so
1915 I'd NV. Sr. b. .27.5O
603 9th sw. 7r, b.T.5o
931 N NV, Or, b. .27. 80
"a P ne, Or, b. :. $3.50
60S d ne. Or. b. $3.50
1915 Wis av .Sr. b. .@. so
1448 Fla av NV, 8, bS. so
1924 F ne. Or, b. .25. 90
1243 G ne. 6r. b. $3.50
1890 1st NV orb. %. 50
1869 NO av ne, Or, b23. so
14O8 Sd NV. Or. b..2.50
3310 T NV, Or. b. .22.5O
493 Irving NV. .6r. b20. 80
1855 NC av ne. Or. b20. so
1884 q Sc, Or, b. 1850
1907 q Sc. Or. b. .1s.50
1901 Fl ne, Or. b. 1900
2250 Shan sc, ,6r, b. 18. 90
1908 e sc, 6r. b. 1850
127 Pros't ne. Or. w15. so
1859 Q sw. Or. W. .15.5O
216 Sd ne, 5r, w. ..15.O
2233 Shan So, Or, w15.OO
2615 p NV. Or. b. .14.5O
134 7th ne, Or. w..14.4O
l7S5 A sc. .6r. b. sta 14.OO
2G6 Ana'a rd. 6r, wl3.OO
l345 AZ sw. Or. 1870
1908 Az sw, Ar, W. 900
COLORED TENANTS.
952 Westm'r. Or. b40. 90
1927 r NV, 7r. W. .24. 30
2507 VI NV. 6r. w.17.50
331 18TH Sc. fSr. h II so
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FOR RENT~J. G WELDON & CO., 224 f. DAP.
HOUSES
i13 sc, Tor, 2b. .$62 so 1905 sc, Or, b. 23 80
112 E Cap, lar b. .I2. so 15S d ne. 6r B.. % so
100 18th se Or. b 80. so l5OS 7th ne Or. b. % so
I19 av Sc, 10r b30. 90 1907 10th Sc. 6r b. % 50
1A 9TH ne. 8r b. 80. 90 42O Sc, Sr b.. 90 so
1908 Sc. 6r b. 30. 90 l1113 @ av Sc 7r b. 21 so
100 11th ne, ,7r. b. .st28. 90 l333 u se 6r b. 2l 80
226 18th sc. 6r b. .25. SO I249 18th se 6r b. 90 so
637 4th ne. Or b. .25. 30 % 9th Sc, Or b. % so
1241 me- 6r, b. 90 sol 18th sc, Or. b. so
ia 18th Sc, 6r.b rs. 90 SOB 18th se 6r b. 20
$50 ne. Ir. b.. %. 80 1406 Mont av 6r. b. 1S. so
624 9th ne, Or. 25. 30 1918 A se Or. b. IT so
SO av ne. .9r, b. "a. so 1449 s av Sc Or BID 50
206 10th Sc. 6r,b. %. so 1716 Sc. 6r, b. 10 90
10th Sc, 6r. b.. % so 1852 Kra ne. or b. ~ 80
834 ne. 7r. b.. % so lI35 Sc, 6r, IA 90
FLATS.
800 F ne. 12r.2 .2b. 90 500 18th Sc. 5r,b 90
119 18th ne Or. b. 81 so 32Sh 18th ne 5r b. 18 so
439 av Sc 81. b. p. 90 1897 D ne Or b. l6 90
1312Mass Sc, ,5r, be-. so 1854 Morse ne
eco F ne, 5r,b.. 90 4r, b 10 25
1886 sc, Or. b. 20 so 1912 11th Sc 5r 10 so
p 9th ne 6r b. 20 80
APARTMENTS.
Calumet. Cal met sd Sd and Cap. rooms rooms bath Is 90
Florence 9Th and n. G. ave. s.e., or b.. 80 80
Gendower. q 9th ne. 4-5r. b.,
22ls 4th seL rooms bath. ...... s2s so
32A Pa. ave. Sc. 5 rooms. bath ......... o.. 90
I'd ne. S rooms. bath. ............... % 50
219 Sd ne. rooIns. bath. ath.-.............. 2o.5o
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I7l5 11th. 1fr. b. 1000
25o2 Wis av, Sr, b.
steam heat. .....3I.5 30
380s 18th nw,7r, h37 so
1907 10Th NV. Or, b.37.50
23OS lst NV. Or. b.37.50
g34 Westm'r. Sr. b.37.60
1871 Ore av NV, 1r.
h. h-w h 81 80
1910 Ingleside ter
NV. lar. b. .35. 80
l41S 9th NV, Tor, b .35- SO
1906 Chaplin NV, Or.
b...............35-50 b 50
1912 Ingleside ter
race NV, lar, b.
steam heat. .....S5.S0
a29 E ne. 7r. b. -32.0 SO
l71s N Cap. 7r.b.32.50
623 Quincy pw. Or. b32. so
i224 9Th NV. sr. b.:O. S2
81 n Y av NV. .sr. b3O. 80
9l2 Spring I'd NV, Or.
b. h-w heat. -2S.50
14l5 8 NV. 6r, b.N.50
1924 A ne, 6r, b. .H.0
S37 Allison. Or, b.27.5o
1117 Riggs NV. ar, b27 .0o
7O4 r ne, Or. b. .26.50
i22 18th ne, 6r. b. 1850
58 Kenyon NV, 7r.
b...............2.50 b. 20
516 list Sc, Or, b. %. SO
1445 Pa av se. 6r. BIO. so
101h RI av NV. 6r. be. so
1904 Rosedale ne, 5r,
b........-...--15.50 b so
ia L Sc. Sr. .....15.5 so
1927 S0th NV. sr. 1880
10 7th ne. 5r. - 1900
AENTS.
t. sol, Sr. and b.,
-.--..-....----..--S 81 90
and bath. 80. 50
8 rooms. bath. -. 3d. 90
! rooms. bath. .25. 90
rooms and bath. p. so
.ONIA."
Apt 4. Or. b. b......T.N
RED.
and bath. $3.50
d. <O.fU
'oms. s.............-.l3.S0 30
rooms. ...........l4.3O 20
CES.
| 1921 y NV. rm 8. 1000
Res.
1908 7th NV. per
annum. i. 900
1901 T nw.store. Or 40. 90
1925 NJ NV. 80. 90
LIES.
r 1919 S NV. .15.0n
r 5g6 Kenyon nw.S.00
r 329 Mo av NV. 800
r 2202 14th NV. 800
? vrurc non ruu ~ny
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ALLAN E. WALKER q 60. dnc.,.

l3l2 st.
1929 ay NV. iil2 Ches'ke. orb $500
i2r. oh. ........ 5000 1906 9th nw.9 b. $500
1888 NV. lar. h.6..t0 2is1 NV. Or. b. 80 SO
ir31 Calvert IOr. .2t65 90 j3i5 NV. 7r, h. .2T5,
ia4l Calvert Tor 2b65 90 :i.sag loth ns Or bo5 20
.102 Q NV Tor. b. 600 1851 II ne Or. d 20 80
$3.50 til lir 2b6l 90 6l Myrtle ne Or b. .i159
$40 10Th nv. l2r. b.1oOy 324 10th Sc. ar. b.l75o
l764 X. Tor. 2b. 300 22o3 Cleve av Or. i6 10
1901 I NV. 12r. d. 80 90 i3s Providence ne.
l715 kilh'rne. Tor. BIO 20 Or ..-........l2 l259
l145 Park rd. Or. BIS 100 So NJ sw. 5r IL 90
i16l Park rd. sr. b.so.0D STABLES & GARAGES
1855 22d nw..r. h.s.,.5p Rear 2U2.: g G... % 0J
1873 Fairmf lcr. h. 40 o. l3il W. shops. 1000
3lo7 Dumb av, IL .bi5.00 FLATS.
ls4l l4th ar Il 5 a. l.ls istb .6r. d. 30. ~
loco Part al. lvr. .CS5.Sv ~ ne.6g. d. Oats es.S
c00G ist NV. ar. b.355o IT'S 1iih nw.3r. HI. 50
1907 L NV Or b.35.30
Send for complete list OF houses and apartments.
FOR RENT-l23o-32 EUCLID ST, TWO NICE
tep-room residences: between two car lines:
kitchen on nrst foor: hct-water heat: laun Try
In basement: excellent condition. price. 40.
Keys at 1884 Erclij ST Apply 10 OWNER,
l139 kilbourne place: phone Col. 3la2
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NFtRNISI4ED.

FOR RFNr-BY X. %. HoLTZMAN INC. REAL
Estat. and Insurance Broker. is-6 y. = ave
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FOR RFNT-HOUSE 1923 r ST. NV: THREE
stories and basement: IL rooms and two baths:
in excellent condition: possession June 10. Ap-
ply to IRVING WILLIAMSON. Columbian bldg.
c9s
FOR RENT-NEAR 10TH AND G SITS. NV:
No. % Grant place: rooms and bath; $35 80.
STONE FAIRFAX.
1912 New York NV.
FOR RENT-ONE MONTH FREE: l34s COR
coran St. near 18th: keys. 1345: reduced to
$37. so: 12r.. bath: stable; side and rear alleys:
elegant house; good condition: adapted physi-
elan. Apply OWNER, 1880 i4th ST. Phone
Col. 1918.
FOR RENT-1423 PA. AVE. Sc: NEW SIX
room and bath house: ami: rent, $2l31 per
". c. DUyALL. 722 l1th st. NV.
FOR RENFrO COLORED PEOPLE-7-RoOM
brick house: modern improvement: near eth
and p SITS. NV. JOSEPH II. STEWART. At
torney at Law. Cos + st. NV 70
FOR RENT-19 ROOMS AND BATH; NEWLY
painted and papered throughout; on car line;
2552 Wisconsin ave. NV: $2S.5O-
%. wM. r. HODGES 1912 ST. NV
FOR RENT-7o4 ST. NE.
Desirable residence OF rooms and bath. in
good condition.: conveniently located on car
line: just reduced TO $500.
THOS. ]. FISHER co. Unc),
73s 18th st. NV.
526 KENYON ST. NV,
House containing Z rooms and hath: near
Brightwood car line: now being papered and
painted: rent only $3.50 month. Sable In
rear. $500 per month.
Apply to THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-NORrH BEACH. 5R. HOUSE AND
lot, $3.50: also lot water front. Apply Mr..
E MAGRUDER. GA Nd. ave. ne. IS
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THE BEACON
ADAMS MILL ROAD AND CALVERT 81.

THE HANSON.
1000 Sth ST. NV.
Desirable downtown apartment. opposite Car
neg1e Library; convenient TO car lines; second
foor. rooms and hath: only $40 per month.
TH0S. j. FISHER & Co, Inc.
1873 18th st. NV.
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THE DARLINGTON. on the east side OF
10th st. just above Columbia road; beauti-
full location: well arranged apartments OF
rooms and bath at $40 and $37 go and 3
rooms and bath at $3.50. Open for in
spection. Mt. Pleasant cars pass the door.
Inquire of Janitor or
sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

UNFINISHED.
RENT FROM
SHANNON * LUCHS,
1t3 14TH ST. NV NJ 2345.
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
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Sla-W5 II NV. Office
Sls 300 sth NV, store
xi6 6i5 T. NV, fiat
Sl3 500 12rh Sc, Sr
iT.5o-lslS y @ av.4r
so. 5o-124 10th sc. 6r
s. CA. Gl1 Z 81 nv
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FOR RENT
Furnished and unfurnished.
Several desirable houses.
% Michigan me-. rooms. bath. $3.50.
STONELEIGH COURT
few very desirable apartments now vacant
in Stoneleigh Court at from $50 to $165 per mo.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid SITS.
3r. and b. apts. at $25 to 7r. and b. apts at $50.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
1893 r ST. NV.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

If was marvellous as ihe dusk fell and the mir nippcd keen. 10 see how Ilze Wetherford renewed her youth. Tbe excitement seemed so have given her fresh hold on life She was Hearird but by no means weakened. By her ride and ate heartily of the rude fare which Swensou set before her This is what needed" she ex- ultantly sal1-afhe open air aud these trout feel fen years younger all ready Maug's tHe night I've eamped on The faHge with your father with nothing but purp lent to cover us both and fhe wolves bowling round us I'd feel pretty fairly gay if 1t wasn't for Ross over there In that cabin playing nurse and cook all by his Ionesomene-s
 Lee expressed Il deep satisfaction from the faet 9f their uearness. If he Is iii we caa help him she reiter- ated
 There was touch Of frost in the air as they went 10 their beds. and, though she shivered. Lize was undls- mayed There's nothing the matter with my beart.o she esulted T deH.j believe there was anything really seri- ous tbe matter with me. anyway reckon was just naturally grouchy and worried over you and Ross"
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30
CHATTER XXI
wEfHERFoeD PASSES oN.

WNFHENfUhN IAssF> ON. To0N after the reporter left Cav
 anagh called te SwenSon; The
 old man cant last through A another such night as last night was. and I wish you would per suade Mrs Wetherford and her daugh- ter to return to the valley. They can do nothing here-absolutely HofAiRg Please say that"
 Swensen repeated his commands with all the emphasis he could give them, but neither IiEe nor Lee would
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

vigor and cheerful ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out Of order or dis eased.
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that 1t is not uncom- mon for a child to be born afflicted with N eak kidneys. If the
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

child too often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, t is vet afflicted with bed-wet- ting, dependupon 1t, the cause of the diffi- eultv is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys aud bladder and not to c habit as most people suppose.
 Women as well as men are made rniser- able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect Of Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It issold
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

X I 4 COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN. as Fom1ret within and for the Dlsti0' fomiret on the day of June, A. D. lslii; s-s
 Present, CHARLES Q. THOMPSON, ss sA.ss On motion of Thomas Q. Elliott, kNec4seas h the teState estate Of Philo T. hingsoufyi ia'' Pomfret within said district, deceased. ,. This Court doth decree that six mos-5I s De allowed and limited for the ain. tors or said estate to exhibit their e.-s .-s against the same to the EXecutet ssr e directs that public notice be given Of this o.iI oy advertising in a newspaper having ehS .sr, ton in said district and by posting K et Ihefeof on the public sigR-post in ssld ios~sssea fomfret, nearest the place where the arSoA'N- last dweit.
 Certified from Record. ,s-a
 i-& CHARLES 0. THOMPSON, Ja-s~
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30
Purrnnn.

Here's another thing We can't under stand They tell us that one can see further with the telescope than with the naked eye In the next breath they remark that the telescope brings everything nearer.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

I Court Of Probate held at Pomifet VIE .ss n in and for the District of Pomfret oa 'D' 29th day of May, 1911. ..s
 Present, Charles O. Thompson, JuasS
 Estate of Caroline Fay, late of the loNAs Pomiret, in said district, deceased. ,H.
 The Administrator having made written asts t cation to said court, in accordance Wtlh est statute, for an order of the whole Of ihe i'~ estate described therein, it Is
 ORDERED that said application b. heatu the Probate Office in PomfreG on the l0-h dye June, l9li, at 9 o'elo K in the Iofengsss and that notice thereof be given, by pub iL7iaS copy of this order two times in AtNal.ssst sst having a circulation in said district tht htasi aa time at least days before said time asslshs- and that return be made to this court.
 22 g5 CHARLES O. THOMPSON, Jadss
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

by druggists. II hfty- cent and oue-dollar size bottles. Non may have a sample bottle
 by mail free, also a pamphlet telling all
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30
Women as We'll as Men are Made Miserable
 by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. diScourages and lessens ambition; beauty,
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30


 including many of the thousands of testi- Tnouial letters received from sufferers who found Swamp Root to be just the remedy needed. in writing Dr. Kilmer X Go. Binghamton, N. Y.. be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root, and the address Binghamton, x. Y., o1 every bottle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
BARTENDER'S
ORGANIZATION
Officers are Chosen--Insti-
tuition on Feb. IL.

Bartenders of this city met In
union headquarters yesterday after
noon and formed q permanent orga-
nfzation. officers were elected and
plans were laid for the institution to
be held on February IL, at which
time the officers will be installed
and a general celebration In honor
of the institution will be held. Dis
trfct Organizer William Murtagh
acted In an official capacity yesterday
and brought the organization work
to a close. He spoke on the benefits
and OF the object OF unions. He
urged all bartenders to affiliate and
wear the blue button to insure good
labor at fair and uniform prices be-
hind bars.
Plans were talked over for holding
a ball on Easter Monday. A com
mittee was named to find a hall.
Should 1t definitely be decided to
hold one, a committee of arrange
ments will be named at the next
meeting. The organization will
meet hereafter on the second and
fourth Sunday afternoon of every
month.
The organization has a little owe
twenty members. The officers chos-
en- we're: Thomas F~arroat, presi-
dent; John Noonan, vice president;
Joseph McNulty. treasurer: James
Kelly, sergeant at arms; John Far
row, secretary; Chris J~orgensen,
chaplain; Patrick Howley. inside
guard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
|LOVASz IS IN
COUNTY JAIL
Fugitive from Justice Extra
dicted from New York.


Stephen Lovasz, thirty-two years
old, formerly proprietor OF a saloon
at 673 Catherine street, this city.
who was arrested on December % at
Greenridge. Staten Island, charged
with being a fugitive from J~ustire.
and locked up In the county jail at
New Brunswick.
Former Governor Fort signed the
requisition papers on January 13 for
the extradition and on Friday Coun-
.ty Detective John r. Ferguson, OF
Prosecutor Booraem's office, went to
Staten Island and brought the pris-
oner back to this state.
Lovasz was Indicted by the Mid
-dlesex county grand jury In New
Brunswick In September for a viola
tion of the excise law on August IA.
After the indictment Loyasz left the
state and 1t was not known until
shortly before his arrest that he was
on Staten Island. With the aid OF
Detective George Conboy, of the
99th. precinct station, Tottenville,
Lovasz was arrested at a saloon In
Greenridge, Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
counct1 HAsrmcuAwWerks vacatfcnL
Sewing Suggestions.

Where duplicates must be made In
any part OF a paper pattern, instead OF
doing the work twice use carbon pa
per and mark with q hard pencil.
Thus your work is perfectly exact and
you run no risk of running the gar
ment.
Instead OF using the wooden egg
darner try utilizing your old shoe
trees. The entire form OF the foot is
then taken on by the stocking, and
you can see exactly where your darn
ought to go.
Another darning idea is to paint hair
of your darning ball white so as to
use 1t under black footed stockings.
Oil paint mixed with a little turpen-
tine win do the work.
As good as a patent ripper is a steel
crochet hook, which will catch under
threads, pull out hastings, ETC., in dou-
BILE quick time.
Mend your rug by whipping over the
worn edges with yarn to match the
rug and then single crochet over the
hole or worn place very tightly with a
crochet hook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
What He Forgot.

The ore woman invited to attend
the meetings Of the first conference Of
governors held at the White House In
1908 was Mrs. Sarah s. Plat Decker
Of Denver, then president Of the Cen
eral Federation Of Women's Clubs, and
during her speech to the conference
she told this story:
One evening Farmer John came back
from his ssask1xtxt 70 towGFs44sx@a
dozen miles away, and after unhitch.
ing his mare walked over TO the pump
for his customary scrub and then
Joined his son and daughter at supper
In the kitchen.
"Sort o. pears to me s. though I'd
"a forgot something or other he re-
marked toward the end Of the meal
AS he searched for his tobacco.
.Why, pa. did you get the reel OF
thread and the pink ginsham for my
dress?"
yep"
"And the crock for butter and the
bag of -four and the vaniller fla
v'ringT
Yep.
did We git the harrer mended and
shoe old Jinnyf"
yep, Sam"
swell, pa, / don't rec'lect that ye
had anything else We ought to have
brought back"
But still pa did not seem quite sat
isfied. He chewed awhile refiectively,
his gaze fixed ~ruminatingly on space.
Suddenly he smote his thigh with q
prolonged exclamation: by gosh,
Its ma I've forgotp'
And that" observed Mrs. Decker,
has been the trouble ell along. Mas
been left behind. But now she has
given up waiting. She has arrived by
a path of her own, and she's not going
to be forgotten agafn."-Hildegarde
Hawthorne In Century.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
FORMER LOCAL
WOMAN DEAD

Mrs. Phebe Arose, widow of Sam
uel Arose, who until a year ago was
a lifelong resident of this city, died
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
g. w. Larsen, in Newark, following
a three days Illness. Funeral SER
vices will be held at her late home
in Newark tonight and the body will
be sent here tomorrow at 1928. In
terment will be made in Alpine GEM
etery. Mrs. Arose was born in this
city and lived here until about a year
ago. G.. w. Larsen, with whom she
lived, is also a former local resident.
Both + well known In this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
MILK DEALER
IS ARRESTED

Commissioner Leo Schwartz,
chairman Of the Milk and Food COM
mittee OF the Board of Eealth, Is af-
ter the violators OF the boards re-
quirements as to the purity Of milk
supplied this city and will furnish
Chief of Police Patrick Burke with
a list OF the dealers whose supply Of
milk does not come up to the sixty
per cent. standard required by the
board. with Instructions to arrest all
drivers found peddling or serving
customers from those diaries.
In accordance with this idea Com
missioner Schwartz caused the ar
rest this morning OF Morris Field
man, seventeen years old, Of Spring
Lane, for delivering milk for one Of
the dealers upon whom the board re-
put the ban for falling below
the required standard. The arrest
was made by Patrolman Tonneson.
Sergeant Durham paroled the boy
until tomorrow morning, when Com
missioner Schwartz will probably ap-
pear against him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
LICENSES TO
WE'D GRANTED

Last week was the biggest week
for the issuing of marriage licenses
since the new law wen into effect
last July. In all City Clerk LaRoe
issued twenty-five licenses during
the week.@Sfnce the first of the year
forty licenses were issued or at the
rate of two a day.
New marriage licenses issued by
the city clerk are as follows: Stef
Szucas and Mary Szotak; Josephine
Knoutz and Julia Shramer; Joseph
Verab and Elizabeth Galyas; Matras
Puyuek and Annie Oleuick; all of
this city; John Harajda, of New
York, and Mart 10th, of this city;
Newton Best Bray, of Hampton, and
Vivian Graybill, Of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
Told Who He was.

DIR. Beadon, a former rector In Ell
than. Kent, England. one Sunday
preached from ths text who art
thou" After reading it he made q
pause for the congregation to reflect
upon the words, when a man In mill
tary dress who at that instant was
marching very sedatssy up the middle
aisle OF the church, surprising it a
question addressed to him. replied, II
am, sir, an officer Of the Sixteenth
regiment Of foot on a recruiting party
here, and, hsying brought my wife
and family with me. / am come to
church because l wished to be ac-
uuainted with the ~nsighboring clergy
and gentry This 80 derangea the
divine and astonashed the eongrega-
ton that the sermon was concluded
with considerable difficulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
Rurlan and leather.

Very attractive book covers, table
mats, etc, are made of cut leather
over burlap. II Is difficult TO describe
the real beauty OF these. OF course
the design Ia cut out in the leather,
which is suede by preference, and the
burlap is then stitched to 1t. Some
times small metal beads, like tiny
nails, give tbs effect Of old hammered
work.
Instead of leather, velvet may be
used for the lighter articles. Some
lovely color combinations are obtain
ed, such as green and biscuit color,
royal blue and black, lavender and
dark purple, brown and terra Gotta.
gray and bronze. 1t is very easy worg
and extremely stunning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
CHESEBROUCH
ASSN. ELECT


Reports received at the annual
meeting of the Chesebrough Mutual
Aid Society Saturday showed the Or
ganization to be in fine standing,
both financially and otherwise. New
officers were elected for the ensuing
year and other annual business was
transacted. Arrangements were
made for the next session to be held
April 10.
Officers were elected as follows:
Nathaniel Cornelison, president;
Dennis Lucey, vice president; Al
bert III. Bran, recording secretary:
John F. Carlson, financial secretary
and treasurer; r. w. Grace, q. L..
Gridley, Nathaniel Cornelison, Will
liam Nelson and Dennis Lucey,
board of trustees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
NAT GOODWIN NOT TO
OPPOSE HIS WlFE'S SUIT

Special by United Prsss Wfrc.
New York, Jan. 23:-At a con-
ference today of lawyers represent
ing Mrs. Edna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Nat q. Goodwin. an agreement
is said to have been reached where
by the actor VIII not seriously OPP
pose his wffe's suit for divorce. AS
q condition for not defending the
suit. 1t is said, Mrs. Goodwin will
agree to a division of the trust deed
that Goodwin executed in her favor
before his marriage to her. This
trust deed covers property estimated
to be worth all the way from a quar-
ter OF a million to $1,700,000.