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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
WOULD
BACK SILzER?
Latest Bit Of Gossip at the
State House.
(From the NEWS correspondent.)

IRON the NE WS CoTreSponden1s)
Trenton, Dec. 31:-One OF the
bits OF political gossip brought to the
State House today by several North
Jersey politicians was that former
United States Senator James Smith,
Jr., and James r. Nugent, his chief
lieutenant, were trying to induce
Prosecutor George s. Silzer. of Mid
dlesex county, to enter the contest
for the Democratic nomination for
governor against Mayor H. Otto
Wittpenn, OF Jersey City, who has
the backing OF friends OF Governor
Wilson and whom 1t Is believed later
the governor himself will support. 1t
"a declared today that for several
weeks Nugent has been giving quiet
encouragement to supposed Wilson
men who have budding guberna-
torial aspirations to get into the
fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
P. A. BUILDING LOAN
ELECT new DIRECTOR

A four per cent. dividend was de-
clared at q meeting of the Board OF
Directors Of the Perth AmbOy Build
ing & Loan Association last night.
Russell Rock was elected as a direc-
tor to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Herman Ellis. 1t was
decided to open q new series of stock
on January l.. Several loans were
made.
The report of Secretary Theodore
Degenring showed q healthy growth
OF the association the past year. The
four per cent. dividend was declared
ON all stock Of record on December
81, 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
MILLER GETS
The CONTRACT
spsc4o, to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Dec. 31:-A. J.
Miller, OF South Amboy. was award
ed yesterday by the freeholders the
contract for supplying lumber for
repairs to the county bridge at Perth
Amboy. His bid, which was the
lowest. was $3.50 for 1000 feet
and $2.65 for hardware for 100
pounds. The bids were received by
the board q week ago.
The board will not organize on
New Years day. There will be q
meeting held and adjournment will
be taken until next Monday, when
the board will meet and organize
for the ensuing year. At this meet
ing part Of the budget for the year
will be adopted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Gil 0SE
Pujo Col
Burns I'd

New York
hves. backed
United Stat.
to the reside
Ter, $3.50 .
~
escaping ,an
money tEncd
About lily
around = vi
Hartley 1T
avenue. arg
Alpine, 8 =
of which|T
known to-1V
efeller esAI
| IA geway =
uarly. anoth
| began picket
feller @M,o
| harv ~,
shape Of 4 4
at-arm u
Whuu'. =,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

&8V NJ
III The removal OF all screens at
the entrance and all window obstruc-
ton. giving q complete view Of the
interior from the sidewalk.
icl Prohibiting selling by drinks
or by pail to minors. under the heay-
Test penalty under the law.
ld).S Prohibiting selling to habit
uaI drunkards, who should be put on
the blacklist. and their names put up
In conspicuous places In every ga
loon.
(e).. EARLY closing each day of the
week. say 8 O'Clock In the evening,
and closing tight on all Sundays and
holidays.
e. Strict compliance with laws
and regulations for the most perfect
sanitary condition OF the FALCON. s
Nov. HI. Editor, asryou hAya oeen
doing I lot Of wefk Tor Z ooupayar
lively small mat1ef n eettjAe moaaE
light It the CAAtx4l afaak1ns j WoM4
you to take U M11ekA esp1Mt9
nightier than ~ &e4r'
ting the wtp4o A0Wn um4aE /;
know THU y Ather haSM HEe11k
Rromise not q 40 III
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FAMOUS BALL PLAYER.
Mike Donlin, one OF the greatest
outfelders in baseball and q mem
Der Of the Pittsburgh team Of the
National League, 10 scheduled to ap-
pear 1t Proctor's theatre. on Friday
In = three act comedy entitled,
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TROUBLE
HE'D VERY MUCH
i Of Pimple Full Of Pus:
ed Until BIed. Head
with Hard Scab. Could
pp. Cuticufa Soap and
t Cured Completely.

h.. Newark, N. J.-"About
my little girl had . red spot
of tina head which itched her
very much. The cores
came IN the form Of q
rimple null Of pua and
would itch. She would
ecrntch until they would
n bleed. and wherever II
\ touched there would be
sun0thcr sore until her
whole head was covered
im With = hard scab. Sho
H. could not aiesp At night
xor the pain. and / had
I'M school. l had her treated
,sh, and when l put it on her
i her 20 / thought sho would
.hs pain. used - salve
nediea until ! got % tired
kouad nevcr get cured.
" the advertisement for CUT.
I'd Ointment and sent for >
! drss night l used the C,at3cure
loossncd ths scab. Today she
cured. I usA tlsses boxes q
|.tvnent md II onkes r. CuttcuFa
E,sss notling - tha1k but Cuta-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

wine, secretary
details regardin
saw BENJAMIN
hr of the Uni
OF America. to {
Will make Z 70
Inspector W. G.
will thea decide
State Labor Coz
call Z pa Inv
ditions leading I
The strike wal
committee Of
meeting in the
East Broadway.
Tho strike Ii
of BENJAMIN f.
tary Of the Uni.
Bernard Wcinsi
of the United
Altman Of Bunl
more and Fran
members of TIL
IT the United q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
NoTEBo0l
Method BY 4
Accomplish
ln|

II you are
keep putting
about the bid
up mountain
plan:
Get . motel
. list Of all
have been n
have time =
recipe to ~
you borrote
in the curbIe
pleted. sotf--
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

very branch OF the gar
|iustry in this city com
booo workers. tnen and
to respond when sum
Machines.
bple will quit. however,
y strike was Of such
the chamber OF com
rst time perhaps In the
body to intervene in a
nd, called a meeting OF
fof both sides end the
(mces. In the hope or
a settlement OF the
reatened to spread all
p.
in the rooms Of the
bmmerce prevented a
Executive committee OF
Clothing Trade nssocis-
scheduled TO take place
|evoort. Eugene Ben1a'
10 have been chairman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
~
Home Chat
OF courso.l
themselves
ment they d
er ss they
don't needsI
book will I'D
quired the \

Any afai|
stance, Whit
Want Ad. VI
force, is tool
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
500 E
Chand

Jersey City,,
Chancellor Lin
wife Is n Of
dressed womer
set forth In tho
sey City, that
utmost extent
be asked to 81
with outer clo{
A suit ..........1
A coat ..........
One pair Of shoe
Ono pair OF corsI
The utteranc|
fha annlIcAtion
ton of 314 I'd
from her husbs
separation. HI
letter OF credit
Holton, in Will
might not be I'd
expensive than
except tor corS
allowed So.
ut Is conf
said the vice
to spend S75I
clothes with
parties and e
green with e
q husbands
of causing OF
II have 81
tised at 500
shop windoy
when worn
looked goo.
amply becc
In $18 cost
Z Four dollar
fitting d ps
needs to "
man In tn
/ that for 81
will set Cd
~gagtngly.
nafr NJ cnr
The VICE
Mr.. Hnlto1
the create
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

A rathe1
edness vi
rowes. aq
called on
one mort
his face
"What q
attitude
ITO Id
ply.
"But q
the
"Rless
fcw."a
his
NnmAnf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

at fine mcetfnn. did not put IN an ap'
penrance. After the other members OF
the executive committee mad walleu u,
the hotel for On hour word WIS re-
ceived that President Benjamin. who
was tied up with the meeting at ,ne
rooms OF the chamber OF commerce.
could not attend, and the meeting of
the committee was adjourned.
0ettIenSsnt IL Sought.
Other agencies were at work to bring
about a settlement II possible. Johh >.
. lin. head Of the New York bureau
Of the state boai-d OF meoiation u az
bitrs Hon. called at the offices Of the
New York Clothing Trade association
durInr the dav land asked w. R. Cor
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PUBLIC OPINION

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
Would like to make some sugges-
lions for the mayor and members Of
the city council.
Police Department.
l. In looking over Laws govern
ing City OF Perth Amboy," approved
May II, 1907, page S76, n reads:
cities not exceeding $4,000
are entitled to one policeman for
every 700 population - We
are. 36-37,00O and r still in a
healthy growth, which means that
we are entitled to have at least
twenty new members added to our
already efficient force. Our chief, Of
whom we are justly proud. needs
more help In this, our cosmopolitan
city; give him twenty to twenty-four
more men at once and more as we
grow
Fire Department.
q. Some time ago there was add
ed to pur fire department a new APP
paratus with q lot Of long ladders
on, aerial truck, I believe Is the
name. Watched 1t when the boys
tried 1t on one Of our "skyscrapers,"
three stories. II l remember right,
the papers said it worked fine. You
may remember 1t was tried On Stale,
south OF Smith street, where there
are few wires overhead. Have been
thinking If a fire should break out
in the business section Of Smith or
State streets and the boys, as al
ways. get there quick, and try to
raise 1t, 1t is apt to get broken or
some wires torn down, which may
mean death to one or more firemen
or others. Will not say much of the
dangerous wire nets In Smith and
State streets for fear Of making peo-
pie afraid Of going to our stores. but
while seeing new and bigger So}es
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

New
sned str
ment md
women
moned
That
all agre
merce. "a
history
strike of
represent
public Id
bringing
strike. a
over the
The m0
chamber ! q
meeting DIT
the New II
ton, whicf@
In the Hcte
min. who u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

Between Showers fns the COM
pany with Donlin will be Charles
Grapewin and Anna Chance. Grape
win was the originator OF the char
acter OF Mr.. Pipp In the show of that
name, while Miss Chance Is a come
dienne who has appeared in many
New York Donlin Is per-
haps the most famous OF the baseball
player-actors. He appeared with his
wife Mabel Hite In . vaudeville
sketch, "A Certain Party" and he
scored such an emphatic hit that he
quit baseball for an entire season
on account Of his theatrical engage
ments. At that time he was an out
fielder for the New York Giants ard
when he was finally reinstated, tue
lure Of the diamond taking call e
the stage he was sold to the Pitts
burgh Club with whom he has been
playing for the past two seasons.
Donlin possesses real ability as an
actor and does not depend upon his
baseball record to get by on the
stage.
PROCTOR'S.
A sly, intelligent monkey is the
cause of the trouble in the playlet
called Deceptive Evidence" being
staged at Proctor's by the Rita
Reyos company today and tomorrow.
The scene IL laid at college. A
young law student had remained too
long at the "bar" the night before.
and his head is almost splitting.
makes him very irritable when
"Jack." his college chum, taps him
on the head.
Before quitting the rooneyJack
washes his hands. and leaves a $500
ring on the window sill, which a
passing monkey takes as q keep
sake. In the meantime q lady friend
OF Jack Visits the apartment. Jack
returns and nnds his diamond miss
ing and In extreme excitement ac-
cuses his chum Of pawning the stone.
While Z hot argument Is in progress
the monkey returns and the dfa-
ipond Is found In his pocket, to the
naay Of all.
\cholastic, comedy, singing skit
pnted with much talent by the
Kids from School"
Wop and the Dude" is put on
oQ.1 the audience laugh and
ii X Uhfain. The wop is just from
Rass.ou Sri proud OF 1t. The dude tries
to Kid the the wop. but the latter
comes back we'll. The parts are
taken by Baker and Cook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

Ss1dofs A
|. ke. Then he
Wip4neral becre-
int workers
70 son side. He
winief Factory
Albany, who
- h not to ask
iWnliams to
|r 4nto the con.
- atialiy by the
Isl Nnized at a
~..lbuilding on
W. supervision
- neral secre-
rlsAt Workers;
,ment,I
|ders ie'' 49,,
theon u DAHL
island Syracuse,
aggH COMMITTEES
kavor skers.
It age
stilitid
ed skill
peed III
Is HE'LL
q: own
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
Would like to make some sugges-
lions for the mayor and members Of
A 49, na..nns -.--t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

to KID the the wOp, but the la1
comes back well. The parts
taken by Baker and Cook.
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SANDYVILLE.

Thomas Shilling spent the week
end i'm Baltimore city as the guest OF
his sons, James and Raymond Shill-
ing.
Guy Blizzard, of Philadelphia, Pa.
attended the funeral OF his father on
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Harmon was visiting
friends and relatives in Annapolis
and Baltimore city the past week.
John Flater and wife and Wilbur
Arnold spent Sunday last with Mt.
and Mrs. Harry Flater.
Charles and Wilson Zepp are at
Odeton, Anne Arundel county, build
ing a slaughter house, where Mr.
Zepp will be engaged in butchering.
Mrs William Tanner is confined
to her house with a severe case Of
grippe but il some what improved
now.
Mrs. Charles Zepp, of Wesley, was
guest OF Mrs Wilson zepp, the past
week.
The Ladies Of Sandy Mount Metho-
dist Protestant Church, will hold an
entertainment il the basement OF the
church on Tuesday night, March S.
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HOTCKSVILLE.

Howard Sellars moved from his
home into Frank Raver's tenant
house, better known a. the Charles
Williams property.
Mrs. w. H. S. A1lgire, who had
been suffering with pneumonia. is still
in a very critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Buckingham and
son Russell, visited friends in Balti-
more ~, era days.
Miss Esther VI Kaufman spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents in Westminster.
Luther Davidson, who has been liv-
ing on the farm of his brother, r. l..
Davidson, moved February 9th, on
the farm OF his father-in-law, Daniel
Roop, near Carrollton.
Raymond and Vernon Buchanan.
spent several days of last week in
Baltimore, attending the automobile
show.
Mrs. John Sprinkle, who had been
quite ill for several weeks, j. able to
be out again.
Mr.. Thurman, of Ales1a, will move
on r t. Davidson's farm, in the near
future, better known IL the Ebaugh
farm.
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LIBERTYTOWN.

Christian Endeavor was held in the
Methodist Protestant church Sunday
night. Topic, Home Mission" in
charge Of missionary committee.
Leader, Roland r. Simpson.
There was preaching in the Meth
odist Protestant church, Sunday night
at o'clock by the pastor, Rev J.
w. Parriss
Miss George Smith, of this place,
is visiting relatives in Hagerstown.
DR.. and Mrs. James Cole spent sew
eral days with relatives in Baltimore.
"A report and financial standing Of
the Libertytown Volunteer Fire En-
CINE and Hose Go. has been made.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, j. j.
Hitselberger; first vice president, J.
T. Sim Albaugh; second vice presi-
dent, Hon. Geo. III. Whitmore; secre-
tary, w. D. Curfman; treasu. er, J. s.
Albaugh; foreman, Eugene Hammond,
Jr., directors, Milton Carter, M. IT,.
Starr, Prof. Wallace r. Beall, Harry
T. Monshower, Eugene Hammond, ST.,
Edgar Hammond and Sidney St. John
Sappington The financial standing
of the above company is as follows:
$495.21 and interest to January lisp,
$14.19, making total OF $5O9,4O, leav-
ing a balance OF $4S0.08.
Mrs. Rufus Applebee and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nora have returned home
from Woodbine, where they have been
spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Molesworth.
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BACKACHE IS
A WARNING.
Westminster People Should Not Neg
lect Their Kidneys.

Backache il natures most frequent
signal Of sick or weakened kidneys.
To cure the pains and aches, to re-
move the lameness you must reach the
cause.-the kindneys. III you have pain
through the small Of your back, urin-
airy disorders, headaches, dizzy, spells,
or are nervous and depressed, start
treating the kidneys with tested
kidney remedy. The slightest symp-
tom of kidney trouble may be- natures
warning OF approaching dropsy, dia-
betes, or fatal Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills should be used at the
first sign Of disorder. Doan's Kid
ney Pills are especially for sick kid
neys-have been curing kidney
trouble for over 75 years Read
Westminster testimony.
III. e. Campbell, E. Main St, West
minister, Md, says: 7 have used Do
ans Kidney Pills, procured &C
Moore's Drug Store, whenever have
been in need of a kidney tonic and
they have always given satisfactory
results. For backache and other kid
ney disorders I consider this remedy
unequaled."
For sale by Ill dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
MAYBERRY.

Howard Maus was taken to the
Frederick City Hospital On February
LIZ, and was Immediately operated on
for appendicitis. He attended Baust's
Church the Sunday previous and also
i'm the evening and upon hi arrival
home, he retired feeling az well as
usual About / o'clock he was taken
very I'LL and the Doctor was hastily
Summoned and found symptoms OF
appendicitis. He stood the operation
very well and il doing a. well a. can
be expected, and hopes are enter
tanned by his many friends for his re-
covery. He always was very in
dustrious and sociable man
Howard Lemon who had his, leg
amputated sometime ago is doing very
well, il able to walk with the aid Of
crutches, and IL at home with his
family.
There was a committee meeting of
arrangements held att wv U. Markers
on February IA, also February 10, by
the Reformed League of Baust's
church to hold an oyster or chicken
supper and social On Thursday eve
ming, Washington's Birthday VIM. t.
Flickinger was chosen chairman and
Harry r.. Fleagle, secretary, thirteen
ladies and ten gentlemen were ap-
pointed a committee on arrangements.
a. large crowd was In attendance at
the social, which was "a success i'm
every particular and much credit
must be given the ladies for the man
agement The Male Quartette from
Taneytown consisting of DR.. IT, ..
Seiss, Rev. Seth Russell Downie, n.
Rein Meter, Samuel @. OFT, was a
notable feature Of the evening and
rendered some excellent selections,
and was much appreciated by all. Stir
ring addresses were made by Rev.
Martin Schweitzer and Rev. Seth R.
Downie.
Carrollton, son of Rev. r.. r. Muir
ray, Of UniOntown, who il clerking
for H. e. Fleagle, likes it very much
and says he expects to stay.
Miss Zelma King who had az All
tack Of tonsilitis il very much i'm
proved.
Thomas Lawrence and Charles Bas-
boar both lost very valuable cows
recently.
H. E. Fleagle attended Merchants
Meeting and also replenished his
stock this week.
There will be fancy poultry as
ISOLATION formed here 80 the neal
future "A meeting was held OF
Monday evening for the purpose Of or.
ganization.
The band was recently re-organizet
with Z larger membership than%ever-
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MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey attended
the surprise party given their brother,
Milton Dorsey, Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Paynter visited
their cousins, MIR. and Mrs. Mahlon
Grimm, Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. ]. J. Brandenburg.
William Hyott Jordan whose face
was badly burned Is improving.
Mrs. Edward Myers is visiting
friends in Annapolis.
Mr. Frank Brandenburg's hand is
getting better.
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OAK WOOD.

Mr.. T. w. Reese spent Sunday eve
ming with his son G. Fl. Reese.
Miss Virgie Gartrell visited her sis
ter on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Runkles
spent Sunday with Mrs. Runkle's par
ents, of Linganore.
Mrs. G. FL. Reese and little daugh-
ter, Edith, spent last Friday with the
formers sister, Mrs William Scheller,
OF Cover.
Mr.. John w. Black gave a dance
Saturday night, February "a, which
was largely attended. There was
music Of most every kind.
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BE IR,,I1F'S f[1r.

Lester Dorsey, son OF Mr. BAIL Dor
sey, cut his foot very badly this
week while splitting wood.
Never Die II. o. G. T. Lodge OF this
place held debate Tuesday night on
Woman's suffrage. There we're good
talks On both sides; it was decided
that women should not vote.
Berrett Methodist Protestant Sun
day school will hold an Easter enter
tainment on Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garhart and
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Henderson and Memo
CORSETS. .

Our new additions to the corset department
has created quite sensation They are without
doubt the greatest value givers and comfort wear
ing corsets on the market today.
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The Child Welfare" movement has challenged
Mn attention or thoughtful people everywhere.
Mothers are natural supporters. and will find in
Foley 3 Honey and Tar Compound most valuable
aid Coughs and colds that unchecked lead to
Group. bronchitis and pneumonia yield quickly to
the healing and soothing qualities OF Foley Honey
and Tar Compound. For sale by all Druggists.
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I. 1(I III ROSE.

From a reliable source we learn
that Mr.. Tebbs, the promoter of the
Trolley Line said in an interview that
unless something happens to mar their
plans, they will start grading on the
10th of March. A. that date is close
at hand We will with eagerness watch
for the beginning Of the enterprise.
Twenty years, ago we wrote the fol-
lowing item for the local paper: Re
Gently a gentleman OF the neighbor-
hood was at Hanover. He says the
people have worked themselves to a
high state of excitement about the
electric street car line. They are all
in favor of it now. If Hanover will
soon get an electric street car line,
why can't the Bachman's Valley
Branch of the W.M.Ry. be extended to
Westminster. We have been patient
ly waiting To long years to see the
railroad extended which would make
our town prosper. Shall we not have
the railroad before the twentieth CEN
fury
One OF our merchants had 116 doz-
en- eggs for his huckster brought in
by customers.
1t does not pay to stop paying toll.
Mr.. Kerr, of Littlestown, paid quite a
large fine because he refused to pay
&c toll charges.
Our blacksmith, Daniel Butcher, ex-
poets to leave town in the Spring.
We have not vet learned where h.
will locate. Charles Sandruck will
AXE the blacksmith shop.
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REAL ESTATE FOB RENT.
Farm for rent.

ESQ Acres OF cleared land, In good
state of cultivation, situated on main
line of p. G. %. Railroad, one mile from
Marriottsville station. Apply To VIM.
Davis, in person with reference, Mar
riottsviile, Howard county, Maryland.
Feb % 4t4