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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health ONCE in the past twenty
four hours:
Francis A. Springer. - years. Garfield
Hospital.
Elizabeth s. Killers. 81 years. 2Ss LIST
street southeast.
william E. Smuck. 6S years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
William Thomas, A years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Margaret A. Doster, SO years. 146 r
street northeast.
Michael Mccormick. years, 49, 10Th
street northeast.
Margaret T. Hartman, 1 month, 406 I'd
street northwest.
sarah J. Berry, 80 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Annie G.. White, Is years, 20S2 Sth street
northwest.
George NJ Brooks, Is years. ZIG NJ
street northwest
Madeira NJ Fossette, q years. 1895 18th
street northwest.
Helena Bowman. 10 years. 1907 Sd street
southwest.
Anna R. Bowen, So years, 4s4 9Th street
southwest.
Jane Hill, 50 years. 1913 sth street
northwest
Della Gray, q years, sos 22d street
northwest.
William Washington, age unknown,
Washington Asylum Hospital
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New YorkSociety
Beautiful Women of the 400"
Who Have Luxuriant Hair.

In gay New York, where women get their
ideas from their sisters abroad. the hair beau
tiHer and grower called PARTISAN SAGE is in
great demand.
great scientist. undoubtedly one Of the
most eminent hair specialists In the world, ID
the discOverer Of PARTISAN SAGE. He claims
most emphatically that 1t is the only hair prep
aration that will kill the persistent dandrun
germs. At any rate. the sole manufacturers OF
PARTISAN SAGE in the Cnited States rive
through their agents. Henry Evans and Jas.
O'DonneIl, this money back guarantee, which
il no doubt strong enough and plain enough to
please the most exacting:
I'VE guarantee PARTISAN SAGE to eng
dandru6 in two weeks; TO stop falling hair; to
make dull nfeless aud colorless hair beautiful
aud luxuriant; to cure all itching diseases Of
the scalp. or money hack
The price Is only 50 cents large bottle AT
Henry Evans and jas. O'DonnslIs and live
druggiets everywhere, or by express. all charges
prepaid. from Giroux Mfg, c., Bufslo y. +.
The girl with the auburn hair Is on every bottle.
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IN INTEREST OF PUBLIC.
Mount Pleasant W. G. 7. U. Plans to
Secure Additional Fountains.

a campaign for more public drinking
fountains is planned by the Mount Pleas
ant Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. At a recent meeting Of the union.
held at the home Of Mrs. Curtis Gresham.
on Columbia road. Mrs. w j. Cawthon.
who was appointed by the state executive
as chairman Of the temperance drinking
fountains work, talked Of the move
ment. and financial aid was given and
more pledged. -
Plans were also made for giving a re-
ception to the president Of the union.
Mrs. Nicholson, upon her return from
Europe. The motto for the year was an
nounced to be: THE happiness Of love
b action; it's test il what one is willing
TO do for others"
A report on the annual convention was
given by Mrs. A. B. Carly.
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GATHERING OF FRIENDS.
Celebration of Mrs. S. W. Cans
88th Birthday Anniversary.

Baltimore and Richmond relatives will
unite with those in Washington and a
host OF friends Of Mrs. s. w. Cans in a
celebration tonight in honor OF Mrs.
Cans eighty-eighth birthday anniver-
sary.
But three of family of eleven chill
dren survive and will be present at the
celebration. They are Isaac Cans, head
Of Saks & Co.. in Washington; Jacob
Cans Of the Gans-Rady Company of
Richmond and Miss Ricca Cans. at
whose home in the E1beron. 1910 Column
bia road, the celebration will take place
this evening.
Mrs. Cans was born in Germany. but
has lived fifty years in this country,
spending much Of the time In the Ma
tfonal Capital.
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with large white hat and carried a
shower bouquet OF bride buds and lilies
OF the valley. Her only ornament was d
beautiful cameo brooch, the gift Of the
groom. The six maids wore white lin-
gerie dresses. with black picture hats.
| and carried lilies of the valley and south
ern slnilax.
The maid of honor was Miss Louise
Young. sister of the bride. and the best
man WAS Mr.. Martin r. douglas at
Greensboro y. c. The bridesmaids were
Miss Edith Stryker of brooklyn, y. Il
Miss Mary e. Dunn, Miss Anna h. Pow
ers. Miss Ethel McGehee. Miss Virginia
Young and Miss Catherine Young. all OF
I.ynchburE The ushers were Messrs.
Michael Hogg of Houston, Tex; Charles
Eaton Creecy OF Leicester, Nd; tnsrtes
Z: Young OF Harrisburg, Pa; Frank NAL
Ian, l.. A. Wallace and c. b. Young. jr.,
of Lyncirburg.
The brides going-away gown was dark
blue, with hat to match.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley received many
{. beautiful gifts of silver. cut glass, china,
linen and some rare brtc-a-brac.
The groom. who is a young lawyer oil
Houston. Tex. is connected with the old
est families of both Virginia and Mary
land.
After a trip TO New York they will go
south via New Orleans by sea. and will
be at home after November at 9o2 Gray
avenue, Houston, Tex.
Mr.. J. Howard Harton, formerly of this
city. now Of Amber, Pa. and Miss Anna
G.. Garviu of whitemsrsh. Pa, were mar
rfed Wednesday October 4. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Nhaien of ST Anthony's Church, Amber.
Pa. The bride was attended 10y Miss
Edna Donohue Of Philadelphia, and was
gowned in a white satin dress and wore
a veil and a wreath of lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaid wore white marouisette
over pink and carried bouquet of pink
liberty roses. The groom was attended
by Mr.. George o. Auguste of Washing
ton, d. C. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs Harton
left for an extended trip through north
ern Pennsylvania.
Mrs. H. E. Pearson, who has been Wis
iting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Quander of 622 Acker
| street northeast, has returned to her
home in Charleston, S. c.
After three-week visit in New York
and Washington. Mrs. F. p. Lewis of
West Frankfort, KY, left for her home
yesterday afternoon.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriages have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Ernest l.. Maukin of Alexandria, Va.
and Helen V. MscDavaugh of this city.
Henry Kidwell and Bessie l.. Brown.
" Charles E. Griggs and Elsie A. Hag-
genmaker.
Harry J.. Robey and Isabella Davidson.
Samuel l.. Pallant and Eda L. Craig,
both of Alexandria, Va.
Harry +. Mckinney and Cora Rowe.
Frank Baker and Mary Washington.
William G. thinner. jr., and Louise e
Roscb of Baltimore Md.
William Davis and Mamie Campbell
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MESSAGES IN SMOKE.
Proposed Utilization Of Puffs for
Aerial Telepranh.

An aerial telegraph apparatus. based on
the Morse code, in which puffs Of smoke
small ones for dots and large ones fo1
dashes. would replace the metallic clicks
may be tried at College Park. Lieut.
Roy c. Kirkland. the army aviator, and
Charles Bowman, signal expert, hope
to perfect a device, using smoke gener.
ated by mixture of potassium bromide
and muriatic acid and controlled by a
quiclk-action valve, by which messages in
smoke may be left floating behind the
aeroplane and read from the earth with
the sky as a background.
Lieut.. Kirkland made q short fight Of
about five minutes duration yesterday
afternoon and is expected to take the air
again this afternoon.
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George S. Wilson, secretary Of the
board Of charities, and w. III. Whitaker,
superintendent of the workhouse at Oc-
coquan, left today for Omaha, Neb.,
where they will attend the sessions OF
the American Prison Association next
week. The congress Will be in session
from tomorrow to next Thursday in
elusive. The local representatives do not
expect to return until a week from Mon
day.
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ADVANCE IN DIAMONDS
Unsettled Conditions IN
Diamond Markets.

According TO the latest reports from the dia-
mond centers. Amsterdam and Antwerp there
Will be an additional advance Of from 10 10 1lee
in the price OF diamonds
This is caused by the organizing Of the dia
mond cutters into unions after the pattern OF
our labor unions. and the demands for higher
wages. also by raise in the price Of uncut
stones by the London syndicate
Mr.. Adolph Kahn. the jeweler. Of 9a5 street
who has just returned from abroad, when inter
viewed stated that while in AptEerp aud Am
sterdam he had fcreseen this advance and had
bought large quantities Of diamonds at prices
at which 1t is now impossible to obtain them.
For instance. he can now sell a h-carat blue
white diamond for $35 which should be at least
$40. or l-carat diamond for $3.50, which should
bring $17J -
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DIED.

DIED.
BEAN On Thursday. octceer IL. 1911 ~
a.h street southeast. WILLIAM HENERY
Funeral saturday. October is. az oclccs
pm. IRON the hcnse. thence 20 Wilson
Memorial Church. TIA street hct~een q
and I southeast.
pm. at his Residence. 1885 Hath street after
brief illness. JOSEPH A.. beloved husband
81 Mary Ann Grove lnec Levcrcne' In his
seventy first year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FINCH. On October L., 1911. Mrs. CATH
ARINE J. FINCH tnee Dsitou,. aged seventy
Funeral Saturday October II. at Pun. from
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. J. IA.
Gsllher, ls2 street northwest. interyneet
private. Georgia and Florida papers please
HORIGAN. On Friday October IL. 1911, at
streets, Mount Rainier. Nd, MARY p
gan and mother OF Mrs. W. a. Hcttinser
and George +. Thurston.
Funeral tprivate) Saturday, October IL.
MOUNTAIN. On Wednesday. October II. 1911.
S pm e hss ssd'rse " sTsss
.nee Reichert,. beloved wife Of Cornelius ].
Funeral saturday. October Il. AZ $50 am.
thence to 81 Jeserh's Church. where high
requiem mass will he sung for The rcpose ~
her soul. lntcrment az 81. Msry's cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend. l3'
Rallston. va. VIRGINIA LORETTA. dearly
beloved daughter of Joseph A. and Nellie 4.
lnterrncnt in Congressional cemetery SATURDAY,
October IL. at I; pm.
RITNER. On "Wednesday. October II, 1911. a.
30 pm. at his residence .2I coth sircct
aged sixty seven years, member Of HIRAM
Lodge No. 10. F. 4. A. NJ. aud burnside
Funeral from his late residence at pm. sat
urday. October Ia lntcrment at Arlington
cemetery.
7:43 o'clock. LOUISE v. SCOTT. aged thir
teen years aud nine months
She suffered untold misery here
How sweet 70 hear her say to us.
By MAMMA AND PAPA
Funeral from ST. Aurustines Church SATURDAY,
morning az 10 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are invited.
a.m.- at his residence the Conduit road.
ROBERT PIERCE TAIL.EY. husband of
and Imosene TslIey. aged ffty-eight years.
Funeral services at 20 pm snnday; October
the Conduit road above New Cut road Ia.
10. 1911. at s:s5 PM. at her residence 2os:
Sth street northwest. after a long and pain
ful Illness. which she bore with unfsltering
patience. ANNIE tiERTRt Dr. beloved
daughter of Hagar White and sister. Of OF
lie White. granddaughter OF the late Ann
Green.
Ono sweet flower has dropped and faded.
One sweet voice has Acd,
One sad brow the grave has shrouded.
For dear Annie is dead.
Funeral services at Vermont Avenue Bartist
Church. Vermont avenue between O and r.
streets. Sunday. October Is. mt o'clock
PM Relatives and friends invited
Il
| vol Nc. Departed this life Friday. October 13
1911. at 1880 am. after long and painful
illness. which she bore with Christian forn-
tude, CATHARfNE. the beloved wife of thu
late James Young and the sister iniaw OF
James NJ Daggs.
Funeral Saturday morning at o'clock from her
late residence 2o1s p street. thence 20
Holy Trinity Church where mass will be
said for the repose OF her soul
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In Memorism.

BARNES. 10 sad but loving remembrance ~
my dear friend. AMELIA A. BARNES. who
departed this life nine years ago today, DC
tober IS. 1902.
Rest. gentle spirit. rest.
BY HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MRS. NJ. y.
BOND. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
devoted mother. FLORA ELIZABETH BOND.
who departed this life i've years ago today.
October Is, 1905.
Asleep in Jesus-blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to weep:
calm and undisturbed repose.
Unbroken by the last OF foes.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARY
BOND DOTS0N.
dear wife and mother LOUISA W. REI1yR,
who departed this life one year ago today.
October IL, 1910.
Just one year ago today we laid you to rest,
And folded your cold hands upon your breast.
In silence you suffered In patience you bore
Until God called you home to suffer no more.
. BY HER DEVOTED HUSB AND AND son.
REITER. In sad remembrance Of my dear
friend LOUISA REITER, who died one year
ago to-day. October 13, 1910. Friends fer
fifty years.
Gone but not forgotten.
EMILY ROLLINS.
dear husband, THOMAS w. ROSE OF Am
herst Va, who departed this life four years
ago today. October IL, 1907.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EMMA STEPHENS
ROSE, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
wIDGEON. Gone but not forgotten. RHoDA
WIDGEON. who entered into rest twenty
one years ago today. October IL, 1885,
Mother my henrt is still sad for thee. Sleep
on dear mother: sleep and take thy rest.
BY HER DEVOTED son. ]. T. wIDGDoN
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Secretary and Mrs. Knox will spend the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Frick in Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Dale Parker died suddenly at
Barnstown, near Fairmont. w. Va,
Wednesday night. aged twenty-six years.
She was found dead on the floor, and her
little daughter. who was playing about,
said: Mamma is asleep on the floor.
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Senator Davis was accompanied by a
number of, friends on his arrival Thurs
day. at Ozark. Immediately after the
ceremony the senator and his bride left
for San Francisco ard other Pacific coast
points. where they will remain until No
ven1ber ], when they will return 60 Little
Rock to reside.
Senator Davis was a widower, and his
present family consists of three sons and
four daughters.
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BORN.

TERRY. On Wednesday October H. 1911 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter III. Terry SO liza
street northeast. a daughter.
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United States Senator JEFF Davis OF
Little Rock, Ark, and Miss Leila Carter.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Wallace A.
Carter. were married at the Carter resi-
dence at Ozark Ark. yesterday after
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Dr.: Lyons
Tooth Powder

neuhalizes the destructive
acids Of the mouts -deanses,
preserves and beauties the
teeth. and in,pssts purity
and fragrance to the 6se.sh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
ENDS HIS LIFE
ON FERRYBOAT
Suicide Explodss Dynamite
Bomb in Layatory.

49, -
San Francisco, Jan. 14.-An IN.
known man went into the lavatory Of
the ferryboat Berkeley Just after It
left this city for Oakland on its trip
and exploded q dynamite bomb. Ha
was>blown to pieces, and six other men
In the 0 were badly injured, two
Of whom viii die.
A great hole was torn in tho side Of
the steamer near the water line. Ths
Berkeley carried about 1900 com.
muters. The explosion, which shook
the vessel from stem to stern. caused
4 panic
Just Al the Berkeley was leaving her
slip q rather poorly dressed man wal
seen to enter the layatory. A moment
Inter came the e~xplosion- The body
of the suicide has not been identified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
COUNCIL
INSTITUTED
Delegation from Three Local
Councils Attend.

A delegation OF forty members
representing tho three councils, Uni
ted, Of Tottenville; U. 8. Grant, OF
Pleasant Plains. and Balthaser. Of
Kreischeryills, were at the institut-
ing Of Columet Council, No. 81, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, the new council in Tomp-
kins hall, Tompkinsville. last night.
The local delegation left here on the
train out OF Tottenville at $3.50 p.
M.
There were nearly 500 members
OF the order In line in tho march
from st. George ferry to the coun-
ell chamber. There were two bands
OF music In the procession and lots
of red ire along the line Of march.
Coroner William H. jackson, OF the
borough Of Richmond, Is the coun-
cilor of the new lodge.
The degree team and uniform
rank OF Friendship Council, No. ~,
of Port Richmond. performed the In
work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
I0TIENvILLE

Mrs. Robert Richie, of Brooklyn,
has been the guest OF her parents
the past week.
Mrs. 8. Golub is visiting in Man
haitian for 9 few days.
A euchre for the beneft OF the
building fund OF the Parish Guild OF
st. Stephens Episcopal church will
headf ~ the hemq Of Mrs. n.
H0ehng In AmhCy Avenue, Tuesday
afternoon~4eK:S0 O'Clock.
The flower mission department
will be In charge OF the w. G. r. y.
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Martha Foote Grove. OF
Manhattan, will lecture at the Phil
emon meeting Monday afternoon.
Richmond Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, met last night.
Read the NEWS every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
dist. DEPUTY
PLANS VISITS
Joseph Forester to Make
Visit on Monday.

District Deputy Grand Master Jos
eph A. Forester Of the Eleventh Ma
sonic district, comprising the borough
Of Richmond, will make his first off
cial visit since his appointment or
Monday night when he will go to Rich
mond Lodge, No. Sc at Port Rich
mond. The schedule arranged for the
other visits are Beacon Light Lodge
No. 7ol, New Brighton. on February
49, Tompkins Lodge, No. All, Staple
ton, on March 10 and Huguenot Lodge
No. 3S1, his own lodge on April 8. Al
each of the out Of town visitations he
will be accompanied by a large dele
CATION Of Huguenot Lodge, who will
leave here on the $3.50 train on Monday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
ADS.
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
RICH MOND AUTO CLUB
In ANNUAL MEETING

The Richmond County Automo-
bile Club has issued notices for its
annual meeting and election of off,
GERS to be held Monday night at the
Hotel st. George. The session, on
account OF it's importance, Is called
at a central point OF the island near
the ferry ut st. George. President
Charles Schultz, OF Great Kills, still
maintains that he will not stand for
reelection and the m of Vice
President G.. Harry Waters, Trsasur-
er w. O. Sprigg, DR.. J. w. Mus
grove, of the entertainment commit
tee, have been mentioned for the
presidency. Whoever Is nominated
there will be no contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
ACTIVE CLUB
PLANS DANCE
Affair to be Held on Feb.
ruary IS.

At a meeting Of the Active Club Of
Huguenot held at its clubhouse in HUI
guenot avenue, Monday night, it wat
decided to have the next dance and
reception at the club houqse Saturday
February IS.
A committee composed Of e. j. Nc
Donald, chairman; Frank Dolan, AL
bert Boesch and Thomas Carroll hal
been named to orange for the affair
which promises to be one Of the best
Of the season. Good music win be SO
cured and everything will be looked af
ter by the eommitte for the pleasure OF
the members and guests, who will at.
tend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
INTERESTING LECTURE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO |.

Nelson P. Mead, Phi. D., Of the Col
lege Of the City Of New York, began
an interesting series Of FIVE lectures
on comparative government under the
department OF education In public
school, No. 1, Tottenville, last night
Mr.. Mead took for his first subject
Chow England IL Governed" in which
he spoke Of the English constitution,
the parliament the house Of commons
the house Of lords, the cabinet Of the
king and the power Of each, together
with q historical sketch of England
The next lecture in the course by
Mr.. Mead will be Chow France ID
G~overned.U
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
TONIGHT.

All arrangements are complete
for the annual masquerade dance
and reception OF Balthaser Kreisoh-
or Lodge No. 1909, knights and
Ladies Of Honor, OF Kreisoherville,
that is to take place In Neilsen's
hall, that place, tonight. Besides a
gold watch that Is to be awarded for
benefit OF the society, there will
De prizes given for the various cos
TUNES TO be worn. The floor mana
ger will be ,. Donegan. and assist
ant, J. Hosh1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
MACHINE SHOPS,

MACHINE SHOPS.
g1sasa ga EnI FL ~ y e.. n 81 Nsrsss St.
Wara ! Sgxrissss HSsllnssrins Co.. 1HSs4 York
W Wsaalsn 81 . e. = ! = e Psl * es Ct; n Sc.
MAsoNs
P Psss. T4 eas 3 Z s 80 y. 8 aS aSh g. Ct.
W y1fts1s d asarsE S. "a S 81, a IL y y. 10Th St.
OILS AND GREAsEs.
e essRs. sssymss Sons 4 Ga Iii " Trs &. St.
Dearborn way Drug : Chemical Works. ss Broad
oILLEss BEARINGS.
North ATn 7 cisy, Aetaiine Co. = Third Ave.
McGiil. Grafton L.. Ii william st.
Miller. Joseph. ls Fourth Ave.
PIPE CLAMP
AA ssi / g TSSe !; CO. : 1 psst. saa1,Ta Fourth Ave.
PIPE UNIONS.
National Tube Co. Pittsburg. Pa.
Davidson. NJ. 7. Co.. I4 Nassau St.
PUMP VALVES.
NSs atian:l H 4ssss 9 g. 5e e%E,t & pa.
PIPE JOINT DEMENT'S.
Emooth-on Mfg. Co. Jersey City. N. >.
PTPn FITTINGS.
NcNsb a Harlin. 80 John st.
National Tube Co., Pittseurs. Pa.
sTEAM sPEoIALTIEs.
Acton. John, 1s John St. Brooklyn.
National Tube Co. Pittshurs. Pa.
srEAM FrrTERs suPPLIEs.
McNab a Harlin MFG. Co. Paterson, N.
sTnAM TRAPS.
Hseketts 7 p Go. 81 gsssmans ST.
hcManns, T. \. Co. e. aold t.
National Tube Co. Pfttsburg. Pa.
STEAM oAUGES.
Schmidt. g. = L.. ZIG Center St.
TEAM PACKING.
consolidassd Packing = supply Co. $50 Lisss.
Eureka Packing CO. q Warren st.
JENKINS h asaa'h Il John HSr s.. A''s''s y
TIME CLOCKS.
prantIss Improvement CO. y Chamber So.
TfPEyTRFrEHs*
Williams Mfg Co. rs Broadway.
TANKS.
psisny d Co.. s Park Row.
Eess:sSTty NJ Ias e s. W as sd g.
Nichols Iron Works Governsur slip.
TUBE CLEANERS.
Bushnell. John g.. NJ Fulton st.
Hackett, ). .. Co. 81 Beekman st.
Robertson, JAS. l. O. Soma. ~ Warren St.
VALVES
Asssf; J2 gse.l " Il 5 9oha g. u, brooklyn,
ssaSsTssz Fs5ssssf ! sS i. bsssS Il Mich
Williams q. +. Valve Cc., Cincinnati, o.
VITAE S0wa4
Lsaehen. A = gems Rope Co. West and Al
Hazard MIG "a. 81 Day st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
GT. PAUL,S nj. E.

The pastor will preaca In the
morning on 1.-THE Superb and Impe.
rial Gospel-What Is it," In the
evening he will commence a series
of three evening m on 1.-THE
Maynard Young Man" First topic,
Leaving Home" Second, "His Sad
Experience In a Far Country
Third, THE Lost Sons Return and
Reception Union evangellsiic
meetings will be held In st. Paul's
church every evening except Satur-
day. commencing at s P. M. A COR
rial welcome to everybody.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
sT. r. CHURCH.

Rev. Alfred Evans, pastor, will
preach in st. Marks NJ. e. hcurch,
Pleasant Pdafns, tomorrow morning.
In the evening Rev. Mr.. Gordon, ths
evangelist, will be In charga of the
teryice. Nine. Abbie Clarkson Tot
ten Will sing at the morning service.
There will be q mems meeting In the
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-14
No Answers, No Charge
Replies &c Each
0 R |. NICHOL NAMED
POSTMASTER ON ISLAND

George L. Nichol, Of Cherry Lane,
West New Brighton, has been appoin-
ted postmaster at West New Brighton
to succeed the late Fl. P. Brown, who
held the place for twenty-eight years.
There were several candidates for the
place, including q son Of tho late post.
master, but Mr.. Nichol had the in
dorsement Of the Republican General
Committee, Of which he is vice chair
man.