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La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
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ErtAt. OF Earl q. wooif. deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate of
Ear q Wooif late OF the county of
Ot"rO. Ia the State OF Colorado. de.
ceased hereby gives notic. that he
vii appear before the county court OF
SAID btrro county. at the court house
In Ia Junta. In said county, ON Mon.
day m" sth day OF December. A. d.
tsi2i AZ the hour OF 10 o'clock "a. IN.
Of said day. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified aud requested TO attend for
tn" purpos" OF having tn. same ad-
tusied All persons Indebted to said
estatv ar" requested to make imm-di-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated al l.a Junta. Colorado. this
ioth daN OF November. A. u. 1914.
q u. wociF,
Administrator OF the -stst. of Earl q.
Noolf deceased.
Geo. 4. kilgor- Attorney.
First publication. November l5. 1913.
isst puhiication December G. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
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ate Of Rephelius Boin P-xram. de-

Estate OF Rcpheiiua Boin Pegram. de-
ceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the eatate Of
Eephelius boin Pcxram, late Of the
County of FL Paxo. In the state of Tex
ee will appear before the County
Court OF said Otero county, at the
SSur, h9us. In Ia JHnta. tn said coun-
ceinber. \. D.. 1919. at the hour OF ten
o'clock a m: Of sasd day. xt which time
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted
immediate payment to the undersixn.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
futh day OF December. A. H.. 1913
Earl. w. HASklNS.
Administrator OF the estate OF Rephei.
ius Boin P~Rram, Deceased.
First publication. November :, 1914.
k.ast publication. November IS. 1913
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Nsssss sss s'ssss~sssss.

tnlted htAt~s Land office at Pueblo
Colorado. November ~. 1914
JehSs.n. eS l.. j"nss. csio. "iao~. ai
John q. johnson. DECREASED. who on s.p'
tssneser -. lsis, made Homestead En'
~ y. siisss fer ssss half. section z.
lee nahip ~ south. range ss west. sisih
t'rinclpsi Meridian. has filed motto. oI
intention 20 make three yesr proof ID
establish rlaisu - the land above de-
rsivst u the tniisA states Land 0fficr
- Pvss,s. Colorado on the ssd IA, oi
C1sttrAnt nsmss - wiSNessssi Nd
wrsN lslnnetts, Harry 4. klmmis, "
y. cvndtff. srd Nam W. Jenkins. all nj
- .JvNts. Colorado.
Not coal tsud.
J. W. WAwLHv. nssi.i.f
first pvkiicss,sn. Nsvessksr 81, 1918
Last publication. betesHtset 70. 1913
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
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Ia THE COUNTY COURT
IN the matter Of the petition Of sam.
u~l u Irwin. for the determination OF
hcirphip and interest Ia lands and
t-nsmentr OF GEM" l.. Arnrtt de-
ceased
Notice of hearing on petition for de-
termination Of h~irrhip.
Notice ir hereby given. that Ia pur-
nance OF an order of this court duly
made ana entered on the anth day OF
.uct0ber. \. -, 1918. upon the verified
IN. above entitled cause. az granite.
rom Henry q. Arn-ti aud XIII. Al
nett. sole heirs AT law Of Genie l.. Ar
uett. deceased. hearing viii 10. had on
r-mb~r. a u. 1918. at the hour OF Ia
clock. ~. M. OF said DAY ia tn. county
curt Of the county Of pt"ro, state OF
rolorsdo To determine the h-irship oi
p-tttt0n alleging that Henry g Arn-tt
th~ father. aud kitti- Arn"tt, tn. moth
-. Of the said Gent. T.. Arn"tt de-
c-ased. are th. sole heirs at Law Of tn.
AID Genie l.. Arp.tt. deceased; said
p-tiston setting forth ths, tn" said
i-uts J.. Arnrft. deceased, Was SEIZED
I'D pc.sss.ed Of me fpilorins ,s.i so,,a;, n,,
~ Otero. aud stat. OF Colorado, tow
Lot :. and southeast quarter north
vest quarter of ssrtion ~. ioNnrhir
y south. rang. - west Sixth ffinri'
pal Meridian .on,sining sess acres;
And upon such hearing evidence VIII
- received by III" court to Judlciaiiy
ssrertain and determine IA. heirs OF
The said Genie I. Arn~tt. deceased,
md the descent of said lands and t~nr.
lnents 10 the said Henry g Arn-u and
ktttte Arn~tt. aud OF persons ~h" are
Or claim any Interest therein either hN
descent OF by purrhss" ar" hereby di'
r~rted To Ice aud appear ih.r"ai nnd To
hide the determination Of III" court
entered herein. ..
u " MCDANIEL.
Judge and Acting clerk Of ~. county
COurt Of pt~ro, state Of Colorado.
First publication. November I. 1918.
I asst publication. November ss. 1913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
SOUTH AMB0Y
KERR ASS N.
Popular Organization Has
But One Graduate.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS,

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, March 7.-The
Kerr Association meet several times
each week at the corner of Stockton
and First streets. The NEWS cor
respondent had occasion to call
there yesterday and found the asso-
citation gathered and the class giving
recitations. We did not ask any
questions to the branches the class
was being educated in, but as Free
holder Kerr said one of the class had
graduated this week and had re-
ceived his diploma, the presumption
was that this class was composed or
wouldbe freeholders and that they
were under instruction from Presi-
dent Kerr.
By the way, we forgot to mention
the officers. Vice President Miller
was late yesterday morning, but
came In while the NEWS correspon-
dent was still there. Secretary Carey
and Treasurer Wallis, as usual, were
punctual. Chairman of the Commit
tee on Amusement Manduka, drop
ped In for few minutes, but could
not tarry long. as he had to arrange
for the amusement on Broadway at
night. AS we were leaving Master
of Ceremonies Hillman came up and
Graduate Stratton WAS rounding the
corner who, being hailed, was asked
to come In and see how the boys
were getting along. but being the
first graduate he WAS SO much puffed
up that he said he did not want to
have anything to do with them.
The NEWS correspondent was
asked to join and was contemplating
doing so until meeting member OF
the association in the afternoon and
asking him about the matter. and re-
ceived In reply: II guess you don't
know much about the other name of
this association. Why. we have
named this on the quiet. the Anna
MAS Club. and we don't take In mem
bers unless they have an average OF
over seventy in their examination, to
make them eligible for membership,
because they are expected to grad
uate as fast as possible. AS only
one has been able to graduate thus
far, the president says the reception
of members is in order if they can
pass examination"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
MATAWAh

Miss Mamie Shepherd has pur-
chased the lot on the corner of
Fountain avenue and Jackson street
from the william A. Dunlap estate.
Miss Irene Bower spent Thursday
in New York city.
Rev. and Mrs. Hedenman, OF
Oceanport, attended the funeral Of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Alexander
Brown, here Thursday.
Jacob Lewis was a New York Vis-
itor Wednesday
County Superintendent of School
John Enright visited the schools
here Wednesday.
Captain Watson II. Fisher spent
Thursday In New York.
Mrs. H. F. Schock is having hot
water heat installed in her residence
and store 10 Main street.
Mrs. John p. Lloyd has issued in
vitations for reception to be held
at her residence in Main street FRI
day, March IA. from three until six.
The two boys, Walter Coos and
Fred Weary, accused OF placing
stones on the railroad tracks viii
have another hearing before Judge
Foster at Freehold Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. q. c. Lippfncott
are attending the meeting of the
New Jersey conference at Atlantic
City this week. There will be no
services In the Methodist church
Sunday.
Mrs. ". Fl. Fisher. who has been
i'll the past week with a sayere cold,
is gradually recovering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
JAMESBURG

Owing to the absence of Cashier
Voorhees,, of the First National
bank. Frederick Gunson. the local
| marksman, entered In the shoots at
the sportsman show In Madison
Square Garden this week did not toe
! the mark in any of the scheduled
events that he intended to take part
in.
The scheduled meeting of the men
having the formation of the ANA
teur BaseballLeague in hand at the
Central Cigar Store, failed to de-
velop anything that would give en-
| couragement.
Instead of the CIanbury orches-
ira furnishing the music at the dra-
| ma, THE Old Dairy Homestead" in
Lange's hall Saturday night. local
orchestra will be given its initial
public trpout.
Joseph Brody. of Cleveland, Ohio,
who will occupy the Frank Jennings
! farm this summer, has removed to
/ that place.
Mrs. Edward Weingartner and son
| Charles are spending several weeks
| with Mr. and Mrs. George Mcdowell
at Bradley Beach.
Mrs. William Firestine was agree
/ ably and completely surprised on hel
| birthday Wednesday by the appear
ance at her home of her four daugh.
| ters and few friends that after
noon to make merry with her iIi
honor of the event.
Announcement has been made OF
the wedding of Miss Josephine Jaqui.
daughter of Mrs. Minnie Jaqui. of
Hooker street to Mr.. Harrison B.
Robinson, of Newark. The cere-
mony was performed Sunday last
at Bradley Beach by the Rev. N, J,
Wright.
A delegation of Princes OF the
Oriental side degree of the Junior
Mechanics in town will journey to
Hig}' stown tonight.
Charles Quacken bush has resign
ed as member of the Board of
Education. effective at this time. He
has removed from town and being a
resident Of New Brunswick was not
eligible for membership.
superintendent John C. Kalleen,
OF the State Home for Boys. was
at Trenton Thursday OF this week in
conference with the legislative COM
mittee having in charge the finances
of the home.
Miss Hyiah Dey, daughter of Mrs.
Rosetta Dey, Of Railroad avenue.
became the bride of Harry Como
yer Perrine. of Cranbury. Wednes-
day afternoon.
John Monahan, Jr.. of Lincoln
avenue, has returned from Washing.
ton, where he was witness to the
inauguration of President Wilson.
The general committee. having the
three day festival of the local fire
department In hand for April tenth,
eleventh and twelfth had a meeting
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Casey are
now being congratulated on the
birth of an eleven pound daughter
Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
ROOSEVELT

Mrs. r. Wales. of Sewaren, was a
local visitor Wednesday.
Thomas Perry, of Washington ave
nue., spent Wednesday in Perth Am
boy.
Mrs. l.. Jones of Roosevelt Heights
was visiting her daughter In Perth
Amboy Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Deveruex,
day to spend few days with friends
In Atlantic City
Miss Esther William of Emerson
street, spent Wednesday evening in
Newark.
Miss Kathryn STEINER. of Emerson
street, spent Wednesday In Newark
Thomas Savage of Elizabeth was
local visitor Thursday.
Sander Kish, of RAILWAY avenue,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Thursday
c. J. Briedenstien, of Chrome ave
nue., spent Thursday In Perth Am
boy.
Morris Prince Of r street, spent
Thursday in New York.
Mrs. J, O'Conhor of Chrome ave-
nue., spent Thursday in Perth Am
boy.
Mark Salmons,- of Newark, was a
local visitor Thursday.
Thomas Deveruex, Jr.. OF Wash
ington avenue, broke his nose play
ing ball. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Alex Lebowitz of Woodbridge
avsHue. spent Thursday in New York.
Harry Gregory of Woodbridge ave-
nue., spent Wednesday evening. in
Newark.
Miss Flora Brandsema, of Emer-
son street, was a New York visitor
Thursday.
Miss Eleanor Chamberlain of At
Iantic street, spent Thursday after
noon In New York.
r. s. Killenberger, OF Perth Am
bov was local visitor Thursday.
Mrs. William Lawlor. OF Chrome
avenue, was New York visitor
Thursday.
Fred Van Schoenbure, OF Wood
bridge avenue, spent Thursday in
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
SOCIAL EVENT
JOLLY AFFAIR
Spotswood People Attend
Party in New Brunswick.
speoiat to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Spotswood, March IA number
of Spotswood people attended an en-
joyable social on Tuesday night of
this week at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Redshaw, of New
Brunswick. The evening was well
spent in listening to a fine musical
program arranged by the hostess.
The feature was the singing of Ems
ley Bennett, of this place, who has
an exceptionally strong voice for a
young boy. Those present from
Spotswood we're: Mr. and Mrs.
James G.. Bennett, Garner Bennett.
Ensley Bennett, Misses Mayme Coop
er and Hazel Clark. Guests were
present from Spotswood. New Bruins
wick and the College Farm. New
Brunswick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
LADIES BAzAR
IN WOODBRIDGE
Builders and Socisty of the
M. E. Church.
Specior to the EVENING NEWS.


Woodbridge, March 7:-The bazar
held by the Builders Aid Society of
the NJ e. church opened Thursday
afternoon with splendid success. The
ladies in charge Of the different
booths with their assistants were
kept busy every minute of the time
so that at the close of the evening a
neat sum was realized from their
sales.
The sale was held in the lecture
room of the church, which looked
most attractive with the prettily dec
Grated booths. The candy booth. in
pink and white decorations, occupied
the centre of the room and was In
charge OF Miss Ethel Valentine, with
assistants. The grocery booth, in
red and white. was in charge of Mrs.
c. A. Campbell and Mrs. G. R. Brown
with assistants. The delicatessen, In
green and white, in charge of Mrs. E.
G.. Ensign; miscellaneous. In yellow
and white, in charge of Mrs. S. e.
Potter In place of Mrs. Arthur Lid
die, who was prevented from being
present by the serious Illness OF Mr..
Liddle. Mrs. John Anness presided
over the grab bag in place OF Mrs.
ingalls,, who is III. Mrs. F. F. Anness
was kept busy serving instant pos.
tum. The sale continued through
the afternoon and evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Nellie McCluskey spent
Thursday afternoon In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Harry Leisen was a Railway
visitor Thursday morning.
The Presbyterian choir will give
their Easter Cantata Palm Sunday
night.
Mrs. Raymond Moore spent Thurs
day afternoon in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Ingalls, Is Ill at her home In
West Main street.
Mrs. Hinsdale and Miss Edith
Hinsdale, left this morning for Lake
wood where they will spend the
week end.
Mrs. Percival Logan spent Thurs
day afternoon in Perth Amboy.
A number of people from town
heard Mccormick the Irish Tenor
in Newark last evening.
Owen Dunigan w"s a Railway Wis
itor Thursday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

Third grade. Beulah Morris, teach
er; Alfred Chinery Henry Dane,
Albert Johnson, Leonard Lufburrow,
Paul Stoney, Edward Woolley. Frank
Walling, Leola Jackson, Dorothy
Leonard. Janet Smith. Elsie Wagner,
Third grade. Elsie M. Curtis,
teacher: Henry Craushaw. Stanley
Carhart, Kenneth Gelhaus. George
Hall, Christian Hiffer. Walter Jones.
Herbert Mathiasen, Macy Rudnick,
Harry Rapollo, Frank Van Pelt, EN-
lily Britton, Laura Dagnino,
Second grade, Mildred Jockey.
teacher: Morris Briton. Edward Gel
ger, Webster Jones, Arne KaIma, Eu-
genia Hyde, Marion Whitbeck.
First grade. f. Lupburrow, teach
er: Florence Baker. Pauline. Jack
son.
East Keyport School.
Grade l, Elsie Marshall. theaeher:
Eva Dane.
Second grade, Annie Wheeler,
teacher: James Brennan. Thomas
Hyer, Frank Jones, Irene Rapp.
Xarissa Stoney.
West Keyport School.
First, Second and Third grades.
| Matte M. Butler. teacher: Mabel
Grifflng, Margaret Maloney. May
Thompson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
SEWAREN

Mrs. James v. Freeman. of New
York. Is visiting at the home OF her
son, Roland Freeman, In West ave-
nue..
Mrs. F. ]. Adams. OF West avenue.
will entertain the History Club next
Tuesday.
Funeral services for the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Warirg were held at their home in
East avenue Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Interment was made
in the Presbyterian cemetery at
Woodbridge.
A. T. Child, of Stamford, Conn. is
guest at the home of F. J. Adams.
E. w. Christie has returned from
"a business trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry .Demarest and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ames were enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening by
Mrs. ]. G. Walker at the Brewster
Homestead.
Mrs. M. J. Lowell. of Staten Island,
is visiting at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. E. Waring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
KtYPORT

Mr.. John Schanck. of Main street.
Is enjoying the week at Atlantic City.
r. E. Pearson has opened a piano
salesroom in the Ogden building on
Front street in the store recently
vacated by Horace Bannister.
Borough Collector John s. Hend-
rickson and ]. Harold Hendrickson
returned to their home In First
street yesterday after enjoying sever
al days at Washington. d. C.
The construction of the new Eagle
hose house In Broadway Is fast near
Ing completion. 1t Is expected the
fire company will take possession OF
their new quarters about April i.
Messrs. 8. Frank Mason, John Peer
and Gordon D. Woody have returned
to their homes here after taking In
the inaugural ceremonies at Wash
ipgton.
Professor Aivah Agee, chief OF the
extension work Of the State Agricul-
tural College, was q visitor at the
local high school on Tuesday after
noon. at which time he spoke to the
high school students.
A unique Easter window display
Is on exhibition at the stationery
store of f. d. Pettys In Front street
1t consists of small imitation duch
reservation.
George w. Brown, OF Church
street, will reuder a tenor solo In
Calvary NJ. q. church at the Sunday
evening service.
George Hamilton, Jr,. has return
ed to HIS home in Broadway, West
Keyport. after spending several days
taking In the sights at Washington.
Miss Hannah Polling, of Firs;
street, and Mrs. H. s. Bedle, OF Broad
street, attended the funeral OF the
late Harry warden at Navestuk. Sun.
day.
A number OF local basketball play.
ers and followers of the indoor sport
will journey to Perth Amboy tonight
TO witness the big game between the
Puritans and the Riversides.
home by a severe attack of quins
sore throat.
Miss A. L. Tilton is about agair
after being confined to her home 70,
a week by the grip.
Several new cases OF diphtheris
have been reported about the Dor,
o"~h during the week.
Hamilton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
SPOTSWOOD

Mrs yIiet and son. Frank Fl.
vliet, motored TO New Brunswick,
Wednesday. Mrs. Vhet Ia over eight
zs7e ay,s.x .xssxs Old. and Il AsAA, hale ana
hearty.
Mrs. Mary Snow has returned
home after enjoying q lengthy visit
with friends in Brooklyn.
J. w. Van Dyke, of East Spots
wood, was recent visitor at the home
OF his brother, John Van Dyke, OF
Rhode Hall.
Among other recent New Bruins
wick shoppers were Mrs. j. ]. La Rue
Mrs. Charles b Hulit, Jr., and Mrs.
John Sheffield.
Miss Marion Behringer and Miss
Bessie Kienzle, the latter of Hell
meta, visited ou Wednesday at the
residence OF the latter's relatives in
Newark
The building for the proposed
feed mill of the Asbury Company, In
New Brunswick avenue, is nearing
completion. J. Randolph Appleby,
Sr., president of the company, ex-4
poets to open this branch within the
next ten days.
Fred Schneider has resigned his
position as janitor for Whitney hall.
His place has been taken by Aug.
Meyers, janitor OF the public school.
George Foster Rigler is now the
official mail carrier. taking the posi-
tlon vacated by Edgar Beebe, who is
now In the meat market OF Council
man Joseph Hodapp, Jr,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
PORT READING

William Irvine and Joseph Don
nell have returned from Washing
ton. where they witnessed the inaug-
uration OF President Wilson.
Mrs. H. A. Turner. VINO has been
quite Ill at her homo. is able to be
around again.
William 3. Turner witnessed the
Inauguration of President Wilson in
Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. Gflpen entertained friends
from out OF town Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
NEIGHBORlNG TOWNS
SAYREVlllt

Frank De More, who has been
spending a few days with his wife.
returned to his business In New
York city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gildersleeve
entertained Mr.. b. Randolph, OF
Platnfield Thursday.
Miss Anita Weischadel recently
entertained friends from New
Brunswick.
The friends of Henry Steifei cele-
brated his twenty-first birthday re-
Gently by rendering him a surprise
party at his home In Upper Sayre-
vile.
Charles Fross has been confined to
his home about a week by sickness.
Mrs. James O'Brien visited Mrs.
Martin Fisher at st. Peters hospital,
New Brunswick, Wednesday.
Mrs. Eben Rush and son Dewitt
were New Brunswick visitors Wed
nesday.
Mrs. James Van Cleaf took charge
of the Junior League at the Metho
dist Episcopal church Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ben jamin Boden and daugh-
ter, Marjorie were the guests OF Mrs.
George Davis at Parlin yesterday.
Those who did not attend the con-
cert last evening missed treat Go
tonight and see and hear "Jedediah
and his choir"
Jedediah Bassett is being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Dis
brow.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union viii hold special meet
Ing on Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
at the home of Mrs. Charles w.
Fisher.
John Salzman, Jr., left today for
New Haven, Conn, where he expects
to take a position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
NEED FUND FOR
LIBRARY WORK
ksyport institution Open Af-
tsrno0ns-. 1854 Books Issued
spsetat to tss xrKNIwe WE'VE

Special 10 ths FrkEJsG WE'VE
keyport, March 7:-The Keyp0rt
Public Library is open on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons
from 2 until 5 O'Clock.
The members OF the executive
committee OF the library met at the
home OF H. e. Ackerson, Jr., on
Thursday to consider the raising of
funds for library work. The annual
dues OF the association are now due
and snould be paid to Henry Salz,
treasurer. A list Of members will be
published later.
The librarians report shows that
864 books we're circulated during
February, or an average OF seventy
two for each day the library was kept
open. There are now ,297 books in
the library and 612 people who have
avaiied themselves of ths library
privilege
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
SOUTH AMBOY

The annual st. Patrick's supper
will be given at the Presbyterian
church on st. Patrick's day evening
March IT.
P. Steurwald, of Bordentown ave
nue., was a New York visitor yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ward, of Broad
way. were out of town visitors yes
terday evening.
Francis Buckalew, of the Kearny
Home for Soldiers, who has been
spending week with friends In
South Amboy, returned to the home
yesterday afternoon.
Editor Walker, of the Woodbridge
Leader, was in South Amboy yester-
day afternoon and called at the Cit1-
zen Office.
Fred Bunting has secured situa-
ton at his trade as a barber in New
Brunswick.
J. j. Applegate, of Red Bank, was
business visitor at South Amboy
yesterday.
Any one wishing to have the Perth
Amboy EVENING NEWS delivered
at their homes for ten cents a per
week. can have this done by notify
ing r. P. Mason. Of First street, or
the delivery boys employed by him.
Miss Loretta Bloodgood. of
George street, spent yesterday after
noon with friends out OF town.
Mrs. Douglas Hunt, Of Morgan.
was South Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Captain M. s. Kirby. of Second
street, was business visitor at
Perth Amboy yesterday.
Miss Lena Disbrow. of Broadway,
was an out of town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

for the man with the Gold Brick who
will try to impress you with the gilt
ter and fine finish and tell you that
you are getting three dollars wofth of
bicycle for your one dollar invested.
Better be sure about the make of ma
chine before you buy. II it is Pope,
Iver johnson or Reading Standard you
are in the right shop. We have the
full limo in all grades. Come in and
look them over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
A Financial Explanation.

''Well. SIR" cried MIR. Richpop, what
does this mean? My dauglter sitting
! on your inp. slrj's--
why, yes. MIR. Richpop." said wag
gley, You see. sir. | have tust sug-
gested cons0iida tion OF our inter
ests, and I have undertaken TO act as
holding company until the merger Is
completed according TO established
forms, ,"-Harper's Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
a fara COX.

Childhood presents many paradox
es," asserted the bachelor.
"What instanre have you In mind?"
asked the friend
"a spoiled child may be extremely
ffesh."-BuffaIo Express.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Ths Limit.

"Miss Fry Is the most inquisitive
sort Of q girl There is nothing doing
but she manages to have her finger
In It,"
II notice she hasn't got her finger In
IN engagement ring yet."-Exchange.