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For . moment the couple looked at
Harry and Harry looked at them. II
would be difficult to say whether they
or he felt the greater surprise
Il want that hat" spoke the lady.
In determined tones.
"Yess. We want dot hat" said the
gentlemen.
Il haven't . hat" Harry explained
The German was about TO explode
In few bellieerent remarks, but the
lady put her hand on his arm to re-
strain him, and said in milder tones:
You can help me out of . most dis
tressing situation. sir"
How so. madam" Harry asked.
We have just come from the new
milliner's around the corner. I recos-
nize you as the gentleman who figured
IN that unfortunate accident this morn
ing. ana strangely enough the milliner
says that che sent TO this house within
an hour the perfect duplicate of my
hat. which your auto ruined
yellow II vas." Interrupted the Ger
ooa- yellow. LIT red puppies on II. /"
"roppaes. not puppies. count" said
tAs lady. Nov, cir" to Harry. Il
must have the hat which vas sent
berO- Mine was an imported model
anl the ni1iinse had but this one
duplicate"
There has Sesa - hat delivered
here." Harry replfeA
But n VS." - 10y argued. And
Z 0ust Aavs n
Z vfl 20 nSw. n you please" said
tAs German. vto had heen growing
Osre anl more nervoua. evidently be-
~ oAniOsa to - vel cut q the
scfape - sooa - possible
No." Harry aid. sternly. wast
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Wsssss1S M. tsusa - b -
'1sst - sn - IN sarlv toaav. =
49, fsr . ssch frtssA."
"oAoppanG for . sbcA friso1."
ehucklel Harry Are they havtns
soscial salss u sicA frienAs~
TIE 0sssral IGNORED the jest. y. -
eoed. ~ iGnOrea all jssts.
After that" ~ coatinveA. "she 80
OeinG 10 attend . luncheos where ~
ledies were 10 meet THE Count vso
Fits, Who 10 such q social Non now"
I've heard Of him"
Well" TIE General remarked, Il .
1allying here when should be hastsa-
lAg o.. Ny wife should have been q
home by this time. BY the way. !
cont believe you have met Mn.
Blases."
Il met two of your wives at di1Dr
sat times" Harry smiled; for the mat
rimonial experiments Of the general
we're subjects of much comment
She's not one of the two" the gen
eral replied. They left me BY way
of Reno long ago. I'm not . bam Git
sorry"
Harry laughed again. for when the
general became excited II was his
habit to get his words twisted son&
times with ludicrous effect
The general regarded Harrys
amusement with calm disapproyal.
My boy" he said. dropping his
hand on Harry's shoulder, ''let me give
you one bit of good advice-not legal.
When you marry for the third time"
But I haven't married my FIRST
yet" Harry protested.
You will. however. And when you
marry for the third time, don't marry
a young. beautiful woman"
"Dont?"
No. Don't Half the time she's
have you making a fam dool of your.
self"
Having delivered himself of this
sage observation. the general stalked
to the door. turned and bade Harry
farewell and started out. to bump
against . woebeeone person. who was
coming IN at the same moment
IL beg your pardon. humbly."
exclaimed The ns~comer. IN q thin.
E1eh. Neepy VOICE.
Brrfr!" grumHlod the general.
brushing BY hin
Tie newcomer Glided IN His 900.
AanA hair hunG As~n to his collar, His
white. thin haaAs Dlucked with melan+
choly grace st tAs roycroft tie be vas
wearing. snl - eyes. which we're
st deep n ~ hooA. cleaned weirdly.
"Alas!" - ~. II h you"
"YS1'fO . go eueeDsf. Prinmef.-
Harry ~. oF0U1Ag ~ hand In
60 - sss10 osos - - us"
0scraAss rsa0ose. Q distant cousin
= 1sey. - . s.Assi teacher -
csose0sseo hs0osR . Vset. had -
esUes1 saeryt s4Aaoa i.s1tation -
esOo aD1 vba - It tAe same tfDs
- Loey - ~ eokAss vuse TO co0A
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o0 - 80 sss-.ss~s -
vAs,D - ssss an10
'<Asi" L~>v sa~sss 'ass =
sosssy fssAsr-
And tsas~-D< Asaa~r. sssa-
~sh.s - ksarrys AsSse7~
IA seemets aiasrsnf f-es sss go
home. asss b Eef,- L.scy ss&sA sASsU-
Neriiy. sa..Sh.sr~ n~a1s@ -
ns-s~s. coming to . ssoe sssoss -
highly colorea pscssre q ~ ba1s8
6s-ss. rsaare - EoshaaG Ne ~ -
home
WY Lscy ssse. looking .; -
perssrs. Tsss ~ ladies' IN ne sssaS
aAy sksre'"
Z - ~ isases- Msaaers sasa-
osoay. -bst shere sEe the s2<ssy
Verify. laughter. they mast have
fesr~d . aood
ferhAp~.r Lucy offered seeing tass
her father vie~ed the victsse ~tth ais-
approval "psrhavs 4 n . bissso.a
scene"
"Nay. daughter. n ~ere. more
people would 10 bsyins Bibies-
Aedaers t.rned from the psctare.
ssa his attention ~as caught by the
ssssaette a the Nssas de Milo. ne
looked st II istsasly
"This y - sight. daughter" hs
remarksa
because Ase arms are broken. fs
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duplicate for you. Here. hide In here
for . while. You understand there q
be no end q talh n you were found
here"
He rushed Mrs. Blazes TO the Aooi
Of his own room and pushed her IN
and slammed the door. then turned tG
the count
Now you may go" he said.
The Count was only too willing. bu'
Lucy and her father could be hearo
coming nearer. Bewildered. Harr,
grabbed the Count by the sru anC
showed him into the library Cd tn,
other side from his own room.
I can't meet them while | am 4
this condition" he said. looking abe
the room. I'm SO nervous the, u
think | was guilty Of something ter
rible or that I didn't want them here
II ! we're guilty could carry I, o
easily. Thus doss innocence &c th
hooks"
And a. Lucy and her father cam
into the room he slipped out the Goo
leading 10 the back hallway.
wonderinely. Lucy Mecders and her
father parted Tie hangires snd en-
tered Harry's 6en- They cared abop
them. at the s.eins the bos rs Z owes
the pipe racks. the pictures and a.
the other n-tinGs Of Q bache, ,or's Cen
On the table lay . aeck Of cards
. half smoked dsar. an Opened bea d
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. Gsssesv ~. 0s0ssA1no AaoosasA
- oasAAns shAAAsa. vieA - usuoD
o1oulA.
Whsa slasvy oas - ~ sseso -
- ~ - - G1A11aA1uss1 -
-. = - o.oanGnAuns1 0nnhns
e--<A - oss0Aa - Vs =
Assvsa.
Absvs Ain lsst . o~s>ss A..ss,,
1o0ursly bsastilul 80 11stroctanUlv
calm. She was hasAiaG bic brow vsth
. cloth wruaG - - colo water -
OAich some canDAsr hsl besa aAasl.
DO thee fesl hDtter!" - asked. u
the softest Of toaos
1T depends" - managed to say
IF you're going to stop this because
I'm better. In going to have \ re-
lapse"
Then into IL room came . stalwart
cd Quaker.
Has the young naa recovered.
Lacy" he sskeA
Yes. father" she sail. Harry -
~. with an effort
Il don't know hsW 10 tAaah yea.
GAr." he said. Tt Was lucky that
vent into the ditch right N frOst q
your house"
With the word lucky" he hooked
oeaningly at Lucy. but that seB-pos-
0essed maiden did not seem 10 catch
his double meaning.
The result of the accident 10 not
hard to guess. Harry found himsoif
% bumped and bruised that It took q
fortnight for him to be well enough to
seturn to his home And In that fort
aight he and Lucy became 80 well ac-
0uainted that 1t then became neces-
cary for him to run up to see her
. mere matter of . hundred miles
once every week. And now he had
induced her father to bring her to visit
him and his sister.
He reviewed in his mind the events
Of the days since the accident. Pleas
ant thoughts. those, for a young man.
They take his mind on the Immediate
pundings, however.
Automatically he whirled around
0rother corner-then began doing
ehings with the brake. but too late.
Twenty yards before him approached
another auto. In 1t sat 4 couple OBJ
livious to their danger. There was .
smash and a crash, q shrek and q
yell. And then the three people picksl
themselves up.
The man in the other auto leapeA
10 his feet first and shook his Asts
at Harry. The lady gathered her hair
into q coil again and exclaimed:
My hat My beautiful hat!"
Harrv frllo~oA fh~ Hfp~~fina - 49,
O1Ance end saw Tie object q hsr ais-
0Ay A handeoDe hat Of yellow
straw. aAorneA wtth large rel 1swers.
Was hopelessly sntanGleA II tie ssser-
- scar Of his Bochtoe.
Ne extricated it-or What - osaA
- it-eoA offered Il - her. Dut V1tA
. tearful enclaAafSsa e an0ols -
refused H.
-ScouD1rel." s00ute1 hsf frseoA
Wy do you % runniae ervuo1 an
- peeples. unA rulnfaG 1sas hoas-
NY Gear count.- er1sa - loAy.
-Ese - lsvA,"
Bst - cssat 80 - - - sAlosa
n spite II Basfys 00ssD - o9pAis
UAfte1. - csati.us1 - ssaooass e.
Os0ssioo - wrafA - seo0sooco, -
Sn. eivia0 - - ~ = ses1loAeso0e
OaeAsD 81. Harry VsQQo1 anAo -
80 sesAAse. sA1fsny - - -
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orner ss-e. and resumed ~ nooe
~ara ride. In . nsomeat sRe couna
ssa she isAy acre in their seal AGAIN.
The Gssnt ~he.sea sss a.achsns slssuf.
sae the pssrsssf began. NJ sons a<it
taruisss and twistssSs HARRY man
aged 20 essde them end sf -
rsaahed home.
he dashed iato the house eager 10
change his cieahes and be ready TO
go 10 the station 10 meet Mr. Medders
and Lacy Pigeon Williams met
hsm. pleeoa. a. he vas afseesioaaseiy
called. Was a young man sho tried
bis hest TO he chsm OF hiaEry-sor
the reason thai he vas unusually o.
trseted BY hsrrys sister Carolyn. u
vas natural shas Pigeon should be at
Swif;on's tina; morning HE wanted
10 help Harry have things ready TO
entertala Lucy and her farhsr. and
besides he thought II would cheer
Carolyn up 10 see one OF her old
friends on her own arrival
Ia Carolyn hereg" Harry asked. -
he came In.
Sure" replied Pigeon. She got
here half an hour ago-mad as the
dickens because you didn't meet her
at the train. Why didn't yoS7 n ID
known you weren't going to. OF course
l could have gone"
Il meant to-" Harry replied. But
had bit Of . smssh-up In the para T"
''smasA-up? Again."
Nothing that amounted TO much
bSsod-oa bump into one Of these run
eeout thta0s-ruR about q aay end
sADa baDU up. German dtenitary =
\, 9TH . daShing brunette Nc Voa-
Asv ~ couldn't see ne coming. ~
- 10 look ct her"
''DlAat hurt them,"
No just knockeA ths bseath cut
~ oil Of W. AnA her hat fell o.
and my machins cAewsl It up. I.soa :"
Harry auG into bis pocket aad pro
duesd TIE brin of the lady's hat. With
. tsaaltaG striaG Of sed peopsss. p
Ossa loa0Aol.
"ksoe h fos . souvenir," - asAsl
"Dsat hnoW. The German fellow
- ~. ed ] eans away ~ sscA .
Ausry I fssGet vhst Z yes As1aG
otUcA tho thing h ny DOehst abosat-
nsaAs1ly. I Ovess."
~ OOt 0o1, Ne WsoAer."
Z thieA hss real pesveA. Wha I
0a1s ~ Ostaway - Ost HE ~ esoh
ses~e tsts ecstsa 81 trtsl - SsllUw
-. bst I sseaosA."
nassy 0saA t.ts - ssso -
UUsa - oSWa.
'nsvS Csrssyn lssaAaor assV
salls1 - IN.
"Flos - 1oaAy. ~. nossy.
riessa vsst -. nsltstsuslv. ~ ~
lsws have II In for yoa"
IN foe Ne, Why" sshel Nam, =
nufAs1 tones. tu&ginG ct . collar ~
tee.
"rAsy cay you're . suittsr. vss
used 70 - strong for stag parties. onl
ell tAst. snA now you AOat core FOR
anything but the country-anl . csSa-
try Girl"
That so," Harry saiA, cemiaG -.
We'll. Net 'en say what they plsass.
I'm for the country-tAat's where ysu
- fsr pure CIR. Grssa AslAs. sstusal
flowers, asd natural giris. Pigeon. IN
through with all this bachelor stsR.
Ne more Of the stag suppers - po
her PARTIES for yours truly. In ready
10 quit snA - sood-h ny plans
work."
4 think you're AeaA rigAt. Harry"
Pieesa fspliel. solemnly, Judging
from ny own experience. There's
nothing IN this bachelor Me-"
Your experience? Here. Methuss-
laA' Take q cigar. Why. you're not
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{ saoEsa sao. * rAsrs ~, !. .
lsss'sAe Elas 40 :sss ms'sasr -
-ss sas hnd as- Iss; ~sas ;se-s h -
q Tse the paoae sAare sss<as."
The lady s4lsa. sszs s~ls~< ~sns -
n psans aas e@li..s far . Rszsissr.
7tia io~ sac sad rs Ma nsseIls
Esaphre Daangs0a saeze7 10 tsss
soE Nzms.lie7"
'Dapane E,aaHzfOnf~ HAIRY mui
iGrcd. 'cazf be Assse Dapsas ! sssd
o ais sisA-~
~This n xrs Bs.zes." sA~ ssay SD
.nss tEo phone.
harry started .; sha: ~0rs
siszss'~ he said In q haarse ~hsspsr
. the eerH-n. Nst S.ss. Gsaersi
lglazos7
~E.<aeslS'~ the Gsruaa assured
him.
Where aId yos deliver snas aap.s
cate OF my kai7" Nrs Blazes asked.
After the reply stiI hsssl4ag the re.
aeiver % her ear. she turnsa sRa
asked Harry.
" hai the namber Of skss hosse,"
Thee hundred and ten
~Tney say IA didn't reach here
Mrs Bsazas said into the phsas
~ hai7 Yoa are sure n aia7 Yoa
Wiii come over yosrseH7 Thanh you"
She hung up he receiver and tsHnee
to Harry wi1h
She is positive that the hat vas
delivered here. and 10 make sure she
says she viii come herself Nov thai
hat h here. evidently And I must
have D.
"Yess." the Gerrrsn bellieerently
added We must kaa II"
but Harry had By this time diviped
who the German was-he could be no
one Sc than the dapper Count von
fitz. whose nirtstioas escapadss we're
discussed on all sides. And. this being
Mrs. Blazes. and the General bsta,
v orrisd because kis wife had not yet
come home Harry could pat toe end
two together and reason thai the
Count and the dsshins Mrs. Blazes
had gone for q Jolly little ride through
the park. which ride had been spoiled
by the untoward accident which q
stroyed her hat.
Why deAt you go and get . hat
any kind Of q hal o. he asked. IN
lie glad TO pay for II. ss I was par
tally at fault when your hot wss
ruined
''oh. SIR" Mrs. Blazes answered. Il
wouldn't dare to go home without that
particular hat, or it's exact duplicate.
My husband Is very jealous RE would
be sure to want to know where the
original hat had gone-in fact. IT is
his isvorite hat Please. please give
me the hat"
But ! tell you | haven't IT. I'd
give n to you in q minute II I had II +"
Vat q noasense,' the Count CRIED
Mrs Blases YES about 10 say sons-
thing. whea . strsnGe voice was hsapd
outside
Right W hssos rAaeA No." n
wss H. vstcs q ADss nsaAsss.
''0rset hssvsss!" Marry bsssl.
"rhsv'vs ssos. ~ fstsrs SstAse4h-
~. 80 ~ fsturs AanssDl"
"Ahai" ~ Cssst seAl, 0alupsasaa-
y. "Usls0 - - - - - -
~ oaAs ssas 0sssas"
'rssass 81" nasv bsausl. 'Vlmss,
I hsSsat - - IN 90 - Q vhsas
- sssss. Z vssr saly 0s!"
- thsg O0Po oAn0anA ~.
Dlaas. nssvsl - ossoseaA1sa bssouss
~ hasv - 0nply sss,1 - o.
hsos vithsst ~ - Uaaaasa ~.
ssR iats . eAo1s onA onoouoso1 tnoe
- would stav r1GAt tAssO unsll -
~ her hss - hot.
A iespirstioa ssns - Isasvv. fsA-
- MFs. Biaso ~ IL en- - eoil:
tn ssaA sst aad - yes - Aet.
IN - that n1llinsr - PuDA oooths
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as<ry 49, - asunms1 - 0mD
had sssG esasan.oso h1DB . 0n8
Tor ~ han1 = - ounusD 0nanBsR
SeserzAs.o. - - -. - y -
ssass 49, - - sAsHsssiag ~ ssaer
tie sas hsia . laaUp hssboa. lsbstsA
Milo nnDonD-
~xsAe vou-~pw ~ home. - snno .
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eslADv0a w.

- - honUoV csws sliAtaG -
- GDsssWful nouse sf socrsass PrtO
-. ~ soaGnA - bssetA sAorpay =
seUAA = Lsev. - - a1vssosd. WttA
~ haAas euesosu1sAsA.
Al. ~ -. Dsss cousin Lseyis
%. ssssi. osspsAssi" Lscy 90
''Dess 49, = - 70 coos"
0s11sss bssAo1 en- With hAnAlo
oDsssosot. - - lsaG hssWa =
Pvinosse uosoauittsl attachmsat fso
Ioev. - 70 - n seemed thst tho
~ csurss - pursss was to alleO
bse0oss 70 voep n out Primmso
lsshel nsssafslly st Lucy anA sotlD
"a hAlsy o1UAt have written:
'pss ~ hssss = fun Of sorrov s.l -
0sSi would fain repine
~ encther follows courtin0 thaa 80
sweetheart ~ mine"
But" Lacy smiled, Il am pst ole.
eed ] am bot thy sweetheart, eeusio
Socrates
Verify. Socrates" Medders saiA
thou weuldst make . poor sort q
husband. weeping continually abouo
the house. Thou mightst dampen TIE
clothes on ironing day. though"
Don't mind father. cousin Score
tes." Lucy said "IIe doth but Jest
Harry said for me to ask thee to
allow me TO show thee to thy room.-
Uncle Medders." Socrates observed,
lueubriously. And his sister viii come
this moment to greet poor. poos
Cousin Lucy"
Primmer led Medders out Lucy
looked about her, wonderingly. for .
moment but whatever her thoughts
may have been. they we're ended SUD
denly when Harry hurried in.
I'm so sorry not to have met VOC
when you arrived" he said. selling
self away in shyness.
Il am truly glad to see thee. Harry
she told him. Thy house is NOSE
seemly"
Harry looked quickly at her. There
seemed to be an undercurrent of hii
den meaning IN her words But
glance at her lovely face, framed II
the sunny hair escaping from BE-
meath the simple Quaker bonnet, was
enough to convince him that there
had been no guile in her remark
Lucy. In her plain. almost severe.
gray dress. with just the touch q
white at neck and throat. and the
soft gray ribbons tying her bonnee
beneath her chi Was q marked cor
trast 70 the das hirg beauties he knew.
But with al her simplicity Of nannee
she had thai indefnable quality called
Aarm." which may rot be acouireA
Through the donni-e OF eaudy raimene
ana the heiehtensg of the color q
the cheeks nor by any of the extran-
eous ads TO beauty which need not 70
par-icu'srized here And such charm.
also rsy not - lost n any moment
by the one po~Sesssne II. Charm IN .
woman is nhs neei~tism IN . man.
n ma rests fte0N uncons ciously onA
nstura so tAas others neesure -
posse o. By n - BOT BY Ais - bee
aS.ecA
.CuNrtnu~d N~xs veal
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CHAPTER %,

Harry laughed sarcasticaIiy. and y,
- niast u HIS laugh Carolyn dashed
into Tie room A Jolly, romping girl
mt at the aGe when . girl doesn't
kDs~ whether to keep on being a girl
~ TO consider Aerrelf Q woman. eh.
pansel for . moment At sight of
pec0a. tAen lost her fsrmality and
raA to Harry to Greet hin.
'1Fnt she rome Girl. though - narry
cried 10 Pigeon. With HIS sfns around
hs sister Have to keep ny eyes %
S~a. fro0 roc o.. youAG Ny.
Youfe Oeft1nG - - too ~ -
prptty"
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nvr LssV aGhD1. taaocently. - -
1nU1aA1tao - - father - -
Dsons1no . 11nn1Ao - each verAs -
srt. "psso1ssaesss - brsAs 49,
- Wveno - 49, ~ 1ssss - -
bosA." - esoolDssl. 0errily
- - - oross 70 heok," nsA
osss eoal. ssaB00ly. Bat. as11s fps0
thuaA ~ ploso hAtA Q sssnly 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
p

SIMPSON.
High and Jefferson streets, Rev,
William E. Palmer, minister, 33l
High street, adjoining church.
Sunday services: $3.50 A. M
class meeting. Mr.. Dinkelacker,
leader. 1920 A. M, public wor-
ship. IL NJ, Sunday school; Charles
R. Fletcher, superintendent. 6:3o
P. M, Epworth League. Misses Alma
Widerstrom and Clementine Smith,
leaders. 1880 P. NJ, public worship.
Morning.
Organ Prelude-Morning Hymn. p,
-Faulkes
Professional
Response-Almighty Father hear
our prayer and grant u requests
for Jesus sake s...... Chandler
Offertory Anthem-"Grant we be-
seech Thee ........ .Heaton
Miss Craze singing solo part
Sermon-Rev. w. e. Palmer, Phi. D,
Recessional-
Prayer
Organ Postlude-Selection from
"Stabat Mater" .Rossln1
Evening.
Organ Prelude-The Evening Hymn
DIR. Arne
Professional
Prayer
Responsible Lords Prayer
(chanted) ........... Chandler
Offertory Anthem-Lead Kindly
Light Thompson
Mrs. Hosking singing solo part
Sermon-Rev. w. E. Palmer, Phi. D.
Recessional-
Organ Postlude-The Heavens De-
clare B~eetnoVen
Notices.
Sunday evening the pastor will
give a discourse interesting men out
side the church.
Monday, 8 P. M, Sunday school
board.
Tuesday, 5 P. NJ, the Standard
Bearers will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Daisy Currey, of 258 Market
street. ALI members are requested
to be present.
Wednesday, 7:45 P. M, prayer
meeting.
DANISH.
Classmeeting Sunday, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service, 1890 a. m.
Sunday school, 2:30 p. m.
Epworth League, GAS p. m.
Preaching service, 7:45 p. m. c,
Anderson will be in charge of both
services, morning and evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

volume because we believe that it is a part
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This is a great opportunity for all who de-
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BAPTIST
FIRST.

Westinghouse on Fayette street.
near High. Pastor, Rev. William H.
Bawden, residing at 1873 Gordon
street.
Sunday appointments: Service OF
worship and instruction at 1920.
when the pastor will preach on the
theme Acting on Ones Belief"
During this service Mr.. Walker will
present the report of the Every
Member Canvass, carried on by the
trustees. At the close of the service
the Lords Supper will be observed
and new members will be formally
received. Sunday school session Ar
l1:45, M. R. Letter, superintendent
The occasion will be observed as
Rally Sunday, for which special ex-
ercises have been prepared. Evening
service OF song and good cheer, dur
ing which the pastor will deliver "a
Message to Young People"
The week: The trustees will meet
Monday evening, at the home OF the
pastor. Tuesday the East New Ter
sey Pastors Conference will hold an
all day meeting in the church audi
forum. Wednesday evening is the
meeting for all the people, a social
for spiritual ends.
We cordially invite the stranger
IN our city, and others without n
church home, to enjoy the social fel.
lowship OF our meetings and SER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
COMING

Dot. e-Rally day at First Baptist
church.
Oct. 17-Grape gathering festival
Of Liberty Camp, No. IS, W. 0. W.,
Washington hall.
Oct. 24-Firemen's parade.
Oct. 2b.-Ball Of Lady M~accabeee
in Washington hall.
Oct. 31-Ball, Singing Society
Frem in Washington hall.
Nov. 28-Dance Of Goodwill Camp
No. 81. w. OF w, in Dana hall.
October 30-Ball, Star OF Grace
Lodge, No. II, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem In Washington hall.
October 12-13-Fall meeting OF St.
Stephens Ladies' Aid at the church
In Broad street.
November ball, Court Standard
No. III, Foresters of America, in
Washington hall.
Nov. 15-Masquerade ball, Com
panion's Order Foresters Of America,
1885,, Washington hall.
December b-8-Fair, Ladies' Aid
Society Of st. Stephens Danish Luth-
eran church In Washington hall,