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 ts., FARMS 1ifaIfa plantation; ofYer for quick sale. ti7. 50 per acre, about 115O acres. near railroad town, 700 acres tested and guaranteed alfalfa land. All cleared Close to big colonization tract, 800 acre alfalfa farm in high state of cultivation, near railroad town and sta- tion! Price $25 per acre, worth $40. 12O acres of alfalfa land at se5 per acre, We'll located, in edge of nice little town. for good city property. s2o acre alfalfa farm. ia mile of railroa ! station at $25 per acre. 100 alfalfa farms in black belt. proven all falfa land. Call for particulars. A Tennessee river, level, red land planta- ton, mile frontage on river, miles from city. 21a miles from railroad. 1900 acres at $22 50 per acre. 6S0 acres in cuf- tivation. 400 in timber. This must be sold.
 Win exchange 200 acre farm. no in cul- ,tiration, red sandy land. for good Bir- mingham rental property. Splendid loca- tion. Price t6ocO.
 A 800 acre farm for sale at sl6 per acre with nice modern house, orchards, good water and bike road:' 2h miles from county seat town; $50 acres line. culti- vated sandy land red clay subsoil. A bargain in 1890 acres. HOO in good tim Der. 800 cleared. 1eved. well water I'd timber more than pay for place. Price $2O,00O.
 a; s. DENTON,
 Phone No. 753s 622 Empire Bldg
 9.S-2t-su-ws A-rIaIBER ~BARGArN-sss millions feet of pine, lN millions feet white oak and poplar, close to R. R. Get particulars.
 J. s. DENTON.
 Phone 75Ss. 622 Empire Bldg.
 s-S-2t-su-we FARM for sale, 34S acres 20 miles north of Seii.la. on Southern railway. three quarters mile from station; 300 acres bottom land: s room dwelling. tenant alouses, barn, all in good repair; good orchard. five springs one mineral well; one mile of school and church. Address J, D. and z. l.. Harvill, Plantersville' Ala. S-ll-zS
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for sale of a. room apartment practically new; everything soes-linens. hedding. from gas range to brass bed; four bedroom suits; every thing first class; big bargain. 709 North 18th. Phone 3657-J.
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KODAkS

n KODAK
 DelevopEs, prGtng. copying and enlarg-
 ing for the amateur and trade. Copying < of old photographs a speciality. Coveli Co, Birmingham, Ala. 6-2S-tf
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AUCTION SALE
HORSE AND MULE

Elf'xf
 HORSE AND MULE
 AUCTION. 0e sure to attend our second big auction sale Wednesday, September H. We will have at this auction about two hundred and fifty (25O head of horses and mules If you have something to sell in the 2 way of horse. mule or vehicle, put it il, the sale. If you need any kind of horse or mule or vehicle come and buy. Auc- tions every Wednesday. Commissions, horse or mule selling $50 or less, s2 per head over $50, s3 per head.
 MAXWELL x CROUCH f MULE co. Wholesale and retail dealers in horses
 and mules. 15l2 2d Avenue. 9-s-4t
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ONE CENT A WORD

MATEs-One cent . word dayy no ad.
 taken for less thau 3Sc for first insers tf0n. Cash must accOm pany order.
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L6ST-One piston head for Columbia au- tomobile, on 10th avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. Will pay liberal re-
 ward for return of same Maxwell Mo tor Car Co.,, 2021 Avenue D 9-4-tf
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THE COLONIAL APARTMENTS located in choicest part of South High lands. Strictly modern and home like; nice lawn and private porches. We furnish heat, hot and cold water, gas range. shades and janitor ssrv- ice. Can offer same at special rental price. Phone us for appointment. We will gladly show you these apartments.
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MONEY TO LEND

TYPEWRITING-Co stenog-
 rapher desires extra work on q monthly basis; has considerable spare time. Address F. P s. 227 Woodward
 Bldg. Phone S96. 9-10-2t
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M0NEY TO LEND
WE are prepared to discount propeFiy secured purchase money paper. #, REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
 JOHN H. FRYE. PRESIDENT
 Sd AVE. and 10TH ST.

MONEY TOT salaried people and others
 upon their own names; easy payments;
 cheap rates: considential. D; H. Tolman,
 4ol FA ley Bldg. rs 7-lo-tf MONEY TO EEND-We are prepared to make loans at $, | and per cent three or i've year term. on improved business and residence property in Greater Bir- minsham, at not exceeding 50 per cent valuation, Money In hand; no red tape or delay. ". B. Leedy < Co. a-7-st MONEY TO -LEND-The Profective Life Insurance company, William D. Jelks. president. Empire building, has money to lend at per cent interest. without com mlssion. Son city properly or farms but not suburban property. S-lV-St
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DENTISTS

v1NE dentistry. pr. A. J. Massey. over Jefferson County bank. Room Sol. { Phone 1S4i. S-31-tf-sa- tu-th
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Baltimore Law School
'cHooLs AND COLLEGES

S40 N. Howard St. HON. ALFRED s. MILES, Denn All lectures between and D. m.. Fall term begins September Is, 1912. For catalogue and further information apply to
 EDWIN T. DICKERsON, Sec'y,
 3O1 st. Paul St., Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED-SITUATIONS


 COLORED boy, age IS, wants by Octo- Der I. position as dish washer. milker works about the house; can assist with cooking and housework. J. E. Leap trot, Biadleyton. Ala. 9-9-3t WANTED-By ambitious young man po- sition as boollkeeper or office assistant. Can give first class references. F-tS. Age Herald 9-1O-2t YOUNG man of sober character who can furnish best of references desires posi- ton as clerk in grocery store or sales man in dry goods store. Address M-tS. care Age He raid. 9-11-2t WANTED-A!i found honest office man as manager. with references and $s0O cash security. Address , North 20th street, upstairs.
 SITUATION wanted by young man 1s years old; am willing to do anything thct is hrLcst. na,2 tad grocery expe- 'itno,'. d'n :ioi afraid cf work. Address O-tS. care Agc-lIs'a,d. 9-11-2t HER-OFTICEMAN, experi- enced In lumber and insurance, now em- rloyed desires change. Address B. w.. 116 Spring street. 9-i1-5t WANTED-Situation, speciality salesman clean cut record; excellent reference; nothing but high class proposition. S-6S, care Age-Herald. s-l1-2t WANTEp-Position as stcnographer, by young man, age 20; have had some ex- perience; any salary considered. Ad- dress Res. care Age Herald. s-ll-2t " MONEY TO LEND
 REAL estate loans 10 suit you in amount, terms and interest; can pay back month iy or yearly; will take second mort gages. John w. Prude, l06 North Piss street. Hell phone z4o. l1is-tf WE negotiate loans and sell real estate; can handle desirable farm loans. Ma lone Mcconnell Co.,. 20cl a avenue. 7-lY-tl WE afe propared to iiscount properly secured purchase money paper.
 x REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
 JOHN H. FRYE. PREs1DENT.
 Sd AVE. and 10TH ST.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent . word . day. no ad. taken for less fhsn 2Bc for first inser- ton. Cash mpst accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

UATES-One cent . word n dayt no ao. taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
 tion. Cash must accompany order.
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Low One Way
 ColOniStRateS
V ia

To Many Points in Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia, Cal ifornia, Colorado, Idaho, Mexi- co, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Saskatchewan, Utah, Washington, Texas and
 Wyoming
 Tickets on sale September p to October 10, 1912, inclusive, at the following rates from Bir-l mingham:.
 San Francisco, Gal. =. .$39.4O Los Angeles, Cal. r.-. ..$39.40 Calgary, Alberta -. .$46.50 Pocatello, Idaho ]. .$43.40. Butte, Montana :. .$43. 40 Albuquerque, N. Mex. ;. .$39.40 Portland Ore. .$48.40 Ell Paso, Texas <. .$39.40 Ogden, Utah $39.40 Salt Lake City, Utah .. .$39.40 Seattle, Washington :. $48.4O Spokane, Washington .s48.4O Granger, Wyoming v. .s39.4O Vancouver, B. c. .$48. 40
 All other points in propor- tion. For further information, phone MAIN 977 or confer with P. Sid Jones, D. P. A.. L. X N. R. R., Birmingham, Ala.
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FOR SALE-A nice little seven room home in a choice section of South Highlands, east of goth St. A little of Highland avenue, 36500. Here is your opportunity. J. w. Brazeal with H.
 M. Henderson, A2 Empire Bldg Main 1202 -
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TWO NEW HOMES Two Special Bargains
 $5OOO

MODERN, TWO STORY HOUSE
 Pay $250 cash. the balance in easy pay mants. for this and you get one of the prettiest little homes west of 20th street It has seven rooms, bath, sleeping porch and large cement basement Has oak floors down stairs. heated with hot air and erates:. best modern plumbing. Ex- peEsiye chandeliers and paper. Level lot half block from cars. See this today. You will want sto move in tomorrow. ts
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FOR SALE

to take interest in and
 active charge of real estate company that now has more than $10,0O0 invested in real estate. Address W-6S, care Age Herald. 9-11-2t
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I BUY. sell and exchangs real estate.
 ,. Nj. Gibson. 409 Empire Bldg. 12-e4-tf
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 TALK WITH ALAN JENIOON. Bell foo. Peoples q. e-A-t
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Real Estate bought. sold, exchanged
 INGRAM REALTY COMPANY, Empire building. Bell 11s7. '
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APARTMENTS

H.A noSELEY = NAuRice AeNpeRsoN 2iS N 2tsr. ST - PHONE '27S.S
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yORTHSIDE.

w. B. LEEDY & GO. Phone Main 42. l12 N. Fist St,
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ONE CENT A WORD.
FOR SALE

RAVES-One cent . word . day, no d. taken for less than 26c for first lnser.
 tfon. Cash must accompany ordeR.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

Furnished rooms with all conveniences;
 also young man wishing room mate.
 1900 9th avenue S-31-10t
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NICELY furnished rooms, TIT Fifth ave-
 nue 9-10-17t
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BUY your piaLo or player piAAo Of Seals Piano and Organ Co.,. Alabama's oldest piano house. 2017 1st avenue. Birmin0'
 nam. Bell Bldg. Montgomery. 4-6-tf
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$675O

A REAL oaoO0 HOME S You cannot find Q better built or better planned house than this one; now this is large place; has large rooms. plenty of closets, hall space. etc. has living room dining room, den, breakfast room, kitchen, four bedrooms. bath, sleeping porch and servants room; finest grade of oak floors throughout housei modern heating system: on. beautiful lot: out of my large list of 5000 to se5oc homes not one equals this This Is a real bar gain at s67b0; liberal terms fl wanted. PHONE TO HAVE THESE SHOWN Geo. o. Mabry
 slos FIRST AVENUE
 PHONE 3611
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

BY virtue CT two certain deeds of
oh nst sFfn W 6 5 o;ver and wife to
trustees. dated. respectively. the 5th
and 10th days OF February, 1910. and
recorded. respectively. in the clerk 3
oii,ce o; iha Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond IN d. b. 2l5-p. page
iS5 and p. Is. 206-A. page 225. default
having been made IN payment of a
por; on OF the debts THEREBY secur; d.
and being required by the benefc!ari5s
order o: the United States District
Court for the Eastern District OF Nlr-
S!na. entered May 20, 1912. in re C. S.
Oliver. bankrupt. IN bankruptcy. the
sail at public auction. on the prem
ises. on
TUESDAY. June 4. 1912.
u; o'clock P NJ.
the following properly. in the city Of
Richmond. Va. namely:
All that certain lot OF land oound cd
as follows: Commencing on the south
line of Franklin Street between Cleve-
land and Tilden Streets. at point
distant twenty -five (25l feet west OF
the intersection NJ Cleveland and
Franklin Streets, running thence w1sst-
wardly along and fronting on the said
south lins OF Franklin Street twenty
1--WE (25) feet. and running back from
said front southwardly at right angles
and between parallel lines one hum
dr:d and forty five G45) feet TO an
alley sixteen feat wide.
TERMS: One-third cash. and tho bal
ancc In two equal instalments Mt SIX
and twelve months from tho day o.
sale, with interest added. the said
dsterred payments to be evidenced by
notes o, the purchaser and to oe Sc
cnred by a deed OF trust upon ttre
aforesaid real estate or for all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
CHARLES X. WILLIS
and
j. JORDAN LEAKE
Trustees under said two deeds OF trust
IL l. ANDERSON.
Trustee In bankruptcy for c. S. Oliver
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BY a. c. Hartman.
Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION sALD
OF
y DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
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Nos. 500 and Oil N.
Fourth Street

In execution of a decree of the Rich
nond Chancery Court. entered April
~. 1910, in the suit of Eiaanora t;ukor :
administrator. etc. VS.. Emsie A. Spott
Inc Undersigned special commissioners
therein appointed, will sell b. public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE g. 1912.
at o'clock i NJ.
mat certain lot car parcel of land. with
the buildings and improvements there
on. on the east line Of Fourth street.
between Leigh and jackson streets.
being Nos. 609 and Gil North Fourth
Street, fronting on the east line %
Fourth street thirty feet and running
back at right angles and within par
aiiel lines l2i feet to an alley in com
mon twslve feet wide.
These properties are most d,strable.
either as inv, stnents or hcrs :. and
should attract the attention cf specu-
latorS and investors generall"
TERMS: OHethird Of th:. purchase
money to 5e paid in cash. and balance
on equal credits c'f sin. twelve and
eighteen months. with interest added
from date of sale. purchaser to give
his nesotir'rle notes for the Gf.te,re
payment. and title TO be retained until
all purchase monay is paid: or all
cash, at C.t!Or % rnrchas.r
: +. pATTFsON
s-.ecial COMMITS =ioner
c. L. & II. /. DEMON
Amctionccrs.
certify that the bond required by
the above 4 'crec o: the special com
missioner has bean duly given.
Gvan ,, un To,1 my hand this 26th day
resre: orrAs. o. sAN-11oE.
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BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctiunee-s
AUCTION S.AI.f

AUCTION SALE
TWO FRAME TENEAlBNTs. WITH
nKO.0 OTIS. NOS. III AND lis
SODId Laurel. STREET. HIST
SOUTH OF CARY >rRDET,
AZ the request OF tho owner. who il
a non resident and anxious to ssli we
s na"'l OIL lor sale b. public auction
upon the premises. pn
at o'clock r. NJ.
the above d scr.bed property Tho
evenings contain about eight. rooms
the ~. ngs are old. they ar. splendid
renters, the n. sent tenants having
occupied them for ten years or MOI
The cot on which the buildings stand
is a most .dcsirabla one, having a front
age % IS feet on the cast side OF
Laurel Street b, good depth to an
a!laN in the rear. Tho location OF this
property is very desirable for renting
purposes q for homes CT persons Il
f/Ms: Liberal and made know,
- sale
SUTTON G. CO.
AuCtionesrs
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BY c. J. ?: IL L. penoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S2l East Main Street.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
That Attractive Brick Resi-.
dence No. 1900 Stuart
Avenue.

by request 81 tho owners. who are
determine 10 s4!l We Will offer for
sale at pubic auation, on tho prem ses,
on
TUESDAY. JUNE /, l6le,
a. o'clock T. NJ.
The lot fronts on ths south side Of
stuart Avenus aala fact and extends
oach Eapf deat1 to an alley I'm
pToVemanls consist of an unusually
eonia!ninE e.ght rooms. besides bath
ana tia usual closets. The houss is
eiompafaiively new, is IN excellent con-
diion, ana occupied by good tenant,
GUS of selling inc property, and bar
gam meH ha -Xrectsd.
rh1HMa VerY ibiral, and announced
at sale.
G !. e II, L. pBNeoN.
ANctioneers,
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Builders Attention!
Auction Sale Of Ford's | otel
Building
TO BE REMOVED

Pursuant 20 tlo provisions of Joint
resolution OF the CITY Council. APP
proved April ] 1912, We VIII offer for
SAFE 10 the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. JUNE /. 1912,
at o'clock r NJ.
on the premises. all of the building
era, etc. in the building known
as the Ford Hotel" located on the
east slda OF Eleventh Street. between
Broad and Capitoi Streets. and con.
sist!ns Of one million G,O00000) sec
ono hand bricks and a large quantity
ing purposes
Conditions governing the removal of
tbs building and other information
can be mad our office and at the
office OF the Building Inspector.
The purchaser OF this building must
remove the same from this lot within
ninety GOD days from June "a, 1912.
TERMS: Cash
JOHN 7 .GoDDIN e CO,
Auctionefrs
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aurttun sales, future paps

by c. l.. II H. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate .Auct!on.srs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF
1NTE VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL.
ESTATE. CONSISTING or THE
VERY DESIRABLE BElCK DIV ELL
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BY Pollard e. BagSy.
Real Estate AucGoneers.
AUCTION sAIB

AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON ,rrJF.
NORTH SIDE OF GROVE AVENUE,
BETWEEN T1LDEN AND WEST
STREETS.
Al the request of the owner. we viii!
sell oy auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 1, 1912.
at $50 +. NJ,
the above property The 10, has a
frontage OF fifty 500 feet on Grove
Avenue. RAINING back northwardly
between parallel lines one hundred and
sev{nty nine feet to an alley In rear.
TERS1S: Easy: announced at sale.
POLLARD & RsAGBY.
Aucttoreers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
FIRE DESTROYS
8 BUNGALOWS
With Motor Boat Are Burned
at Great Kills.

Five bungalows and a gasolene
launch, all owned by Joseph A.
Gillies, Of Great Kills, were totally
destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning. Mr.. Gillies places his loss
At about $6,0oe. There was no one
In any Of the bungalows at the time
the fre started. An alarm was sent
In from bex 10 at 2:20 O'Clock, at
Nelson avenue and Great Kills
beach, as saen az the fire started.
GrHat kills hook and ladder and
engine company responded and
we're on the scene within a short
time. When the firemen arrived
they were power1ess as they could
get no water. There Is no city
water there and tho low tide pre-
vented them from pumping water
from the hay. The firemen turned
their attention to saving other prop
afky. The launch that was destroy
I'd was lying on the beach alongside
one OF the bungalows and with the
Buildings was destroyed. The fire
started Ia the larger Of the i've bum
gAtows. The police and the fire
marshal are making an investiga-
ton. 1t la believed to be the work
!pf an incendiary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
UNITED COUNCIL SOCIAL
SESSION LAST NIGHT

More than fifty members of the
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, including visitors from Bal
fhaser Council, of Kreischerville,
and Il. s. Grant Council. OF Pleasant
Plains, were at the social session OF
United Council No. IL last night
which was held in its rooms In Me-
uhanic hall In Main street, Torten-
VILE. The affair proved to DO such
Il great success that another Will be
held again shortly on o larger scale.
The program arranged by the enter
testament committee included selec-
Hons by a comedy quartet composed
81 members Of the local council
which Afforded considerable amrse-
ment. Wi1flam Woods impersona-
ton OF mfr. Chuck Conners'' in
xowery life was great, as was Oscar
pmundgen,a Hamlet" Newton
Stewart depicted a London chappie
with great success. and Robert
Chapman as ~Joe Welsh" with par
odies was we'll received. William
C0yelI assisted at the piano and re-
great applause. After the
refreshments were served
Those on the committee were VIII
ttam Wood, Newton Stewart and @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
FLASHOFSKY IS
HELD WITHOUT
Bail for Grand Jury BY
Magistrate Handy.

Magistrate Handy, In the first
district court at New Brighton. yes
terday held August Flashofsky, of
165 Brighton avenue, Tottenville.
for the grand jury without bail.
Fdashofsky Ia charged with robbery
and felonious assault with intent to
kill. Eugene sBueck. OF III Broad
way. who makes the charge, was in
court to press the charge. Flashof-
sky was represented by counsel who
pleaded with the magistrate to adj
nit him to bail, but under the
charge no bal! could be accepted In
a case OF this kind. He was again
locked up In the county Jail at Rich
mond, where he has been confined
since he assaulted Bueck last Satur-
day afternoon on the beach near
Sea Breeze. His case will probably
be considered by the grand jury
that will convene for the March
term OF tho county court next Mon
day morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blackburn
haze returned to Rosebank after two
weeks here with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Hattie Moore, OF Butler venue
Miss Elizabeth Buscher has re-
turned to Manhattan after a visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wog1om.
of johnson avenue, were surprised
honor OF the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage. About twenty-five
were present.
Mrs. George Purnell, who has been
at the s.. r. Smith Infirmary for
some time, has returned to her home
again In Perth Amboy.
A meeting Of THE Woman's For
eign Missionary Society OF st. Paul's
church was held at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Robedee in Broadway yester-
day.
The degree team of Huguenot
Lodge. No. 3S1. r. and A. NJ, was
insessi on at Masonic temple last
night.
The spring course Of lectures will
start at public school No. 1 tonight.
Richmond Lodge. No. 80, Knights
OF Pythfas, meets tonight.
Henry 5tolzentholer, of Barnard
avenue. T~ottenville. has fled plans
with the Building Department OF
the borough OF Richmond, for three
frame houses to be erected In Bar
nard avenue. The buildings will each
be two stories and attic and will he
ID by 80. They will contain all im-
p~pvownap4o 4fa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
sa1NT
FA1RICK IN SESSION

The ANIMAL members OF the
knights oil Saint Patrick was held
last weeA at ffagot's hotel. at which
the following Officers for 1912 were
elected. Joseph III. Maloy. president;
Thomas Kenny and Thomas F. Cur
hey. secretaries. Peter McHugh,
treasurer, ana the following commit
rr-rc1c 81 making r.
rangements far the 1912 banquet.
which win be held al Hugot's Crys-
tai Palace, on the evening OF March
18th, at 1880: Cornelius A. Hart.
ehairmans j. Harry Tiernan. John ].
Kenney. Thomas Kieran, Matthew
+. Cabin. Charles j.. Mccormack,
John TiInlia, Jr., James Burke, ST.,
and John u. Bowe.
Arrangements are now under way
10 have d number OF eminent after
dinner speakers AZ this years ban
uret. Hem Luke d. Stapletons jug
fIce of the Supreme Court Rev.
Fathur Vaughan, the famous priest;
Hon. Thomas Carmody, Attorney
General af the State Of New York,
ana many other Iaen OF prominence
have been invited hy the committee
70 address the gathering.
Music win DO q feature OF the din
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs, G.. c. A~ndrovette, Of
Amboy avenue, are home again al
Ter several weeks with their dangh-
tar ut Port Richmond.
Misses Agnes and Margaret Kress
ware In Tottanville last might.
Miss Lillian Emerson, or Long Is
land city. visited in Prince Bay
yesterday
Wflliarn Douglass, Of Manhattan,
was q local visitor yesterday.
Robert Decker was a visitor tn
Forth Amb@y yesterday
Mrs. Catherine Wood. OF SnaTrot
avenue. wh8 WAS operated upon at
tao inflrEnary. is still Ia 9 serious
aondEtIon-
Joseph stein has returned 70 Al
lentown. Pa, after a visit here
Misses Mamie and Katie McNa
rnara were visitors IN Tottengtlle
yesterday.
samuel Vert. OF woodrow, is
au;s 10 Dv sneai alter a sseeas asa-
azssa.
The German sangerbund OF Sandy
Ground viii meet again Saturday
Agght
Miss Ella Forman. of Prince Bay,
@as 10 Totfansilla last night.
George Bishop OF Cedar Lane,
SANDY Ground. reports digging up a
saek OF natak6ss on bis farm whils
ssia@ soma hegas to set several
He says shey we're al IN
stl0ns
cts. No meASfshsan shipusans Of
1n@ &&GW nu Aronna
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