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FOG BLACKENs LONDON NIGHT
lnky Darkness Makes Air Raid
Precautions necessary.
Specioj 'abie b,spaick To T,x srx

LONDON. oct. 29-London experienced
'o-iiisht It's INST fog since the orders in.
''eas nS the darkenine of the streets as
a protection against Iepprlins went into
erect. som" parts ~ the city we're in
'irpenetrahle blackncss.
The conductors Of motor buses in some
-treets are obliged To walk ahead. car
rEihg n lamp rs y guide to the drivers.
Trafrr everywhere IL at a minimum.
HE Sun hicyC,e messengers travelling
bet"ee TIE suns office and the official
pieSs bureau and newspaper offices are
comnelied to walk. as they are unable
20 distinguish sidewalks and streets
while i'hins their bicycles.
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BUELOW ON PEACE MISSION.
Report says He VIII confer with
Pa pal Delegate ON POntin's Plan.

LONDON, oct 30 : lturdayD TIL"
Daily Chronicle says;
An example Of alleged German ac-
,ivities in the direction OF a truce is
given by the Genoa TrIbuud. which says
that Prince Non Bue'ow has arrived at
I.ucerne. switzerland, with two others
and is charged dong with Mig. Mar
Ghetto 10 md q definite formula for tNe
con huston of peace, which the Pope IS
an intermediary will present to the quad
ruplc Entente"
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BIG GUNS BUS IN E S
Berlin Reports ARTILLERY Activity
ana Grenade Fighting.

BERLIN. via London. Oct. 2a.-The
text of the German official statement
issued to-day follow,
At some points along the front there
has been lively artillery activity.
There also has been mine and hand
grenade fighting. otherwise nothing
important has occurred.
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Special Cable DespascA to Tvs sux.

LoNpoN. Oct. 2s.-Wiliam Joynson-
Hicks. Unionist member of Parliament
from Brentford, rave notice to-day that
ne win ask the Home Secretary whether
oIncial Information mas been received
% tne t~orpedo'ng Of certain British
steamers In the f.gean Sea between
October IL and 10 and, II so, why the
news mas not been published here.
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DERBY CANvAssERs AT WORK,
Recruiting Campnian Begun In
Britatn-EnIistment shows Gain.

Nboc,a' 'dbis Dsspdfch 10 THr suN.
LONDON. oct. Lord perby's cam
vassers started work to-day on the new
recruiting campaign and report hope
fully. The campaign has not yet been
begun in all parts of the country. how
ever.
In the meantime the reports OF a
boom IN recruiting In anticipation OF
the canvass continue.
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Rsssia's Future involved.

II need not add that Great Britain
and France ought to he able to count,
in the circumstances. Oh the ao;ive CO.
operation Of their allies. The future OF
the Russian empire Is involved even
more than the British interests. which
have other means Of protection. The
conquests already made by Italy and
her essential aspirations will he blotted
out by the success OF the new German
scheme. 1t liz not. therefore, admissible
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America ms ia Care for ussia ms.
Speci1l Fable Despatch TO The SvN.

ROME. oct. 29-Dr. Il. W. Caldwell,
and other physicians the American
Ecd Cross contingent from Serbia
passed through here to-day on their way
TO Germany through Switzerland to aid
in the care of Russiaa prisoners in Ger
many.
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Specini cable Despaich to THE sr>..

LONDON. Oct. 2~9.--To-day's official
casualty list covering all British fronts
gives the number of officers at ii3. OF
whom IS were killed. and that OF men
at 2.750. OF whom 499 were killed The
days total, 2,S63.
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Berlin D-n,.. Doom ~ B~,sian..

SpS"jai '1hie Despoich To THr Sr>.
I.oNpoN, oct. GA wireless despatch
from Rerlir denies the report from Dutch
sources that thirty-four Belgians had
been sentenced to death at Liege.
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U. s. SHIP DoraED U BOATS.
Italian Commander Reports Chase
In M .fgean Sea.

special Cabie Despatch to THE Stu.
NAPLES. OF. 29.-The captain of the
Italian steamship Bormida upon the
vessels arrival here from Egypt re-
ports that when the Rormida passed
through the F;gean he sighted a steam
ship flying the American flag being
chased by Austro-German submarines.
The vessel eluded the undersea craft
and then transshipped aboard the Bor-
mida forty-four refugees from Rhodes
and three French soldiers wounded at
the Dardanelles. The vessel then al
tered its course.
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BERLIN, via London, oct, e9,-The
German Army Headduart issued the
following brief bulletin to-day:
on tho eastern theatre Of war the
positions everywhere are unchanged,
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THREAT ~UNCONFIRMED.
BerIia Doubts Report Of creek de-
mand on Aelies.
Special Cabie Dsspetch 10 The ST,

Special Fable Dsspotch TO The SuN,
BERLIN. via Amsterdam and London.
Oct. 29.-Ths LokalaWssiDer says:
Nothing Ia known in authoritative
quarters In Berlin Of Greece's reported
threat to expel the franco British
troops. Such an action Is considered
most unlikely"
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PALACE SHIELDED.
Dslsar Kings Residence At Euxi-
nograd BOmbaraed

DVoCsu' NVVVo OoSpNF'W " StN'
BERLIN. via Amsterdam. Oct. 29.-The
Lok0lawset0er's Budapest correspondent
says Russian warships bombsrded the
Bulgarian royal castle at E~uxinograd
north OF Varna). while another Russian
feet was Smelling Burgas.
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>pec,ai Cabie bsspaich 10 THr SIS

AMSTERDAM. via London. oct. 29.-
steamship service between England and
Flushing was stopped to-day. The rea-
son for his action was not announced
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Mems Shoes

i'm feathers and lasts demanded by the man
Of fashion, are i'm stock ranging i'm price
from $500 upward
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%. Altnat1 & On.
Mems Hat Department

important showing of recent importation MS Of
MEMS DEPBIES
i'm the correct shapes of this season
at $500 & 600
AMEPHCAN-MADE STYLES
Representing the product of tine best r1anu-
facGurers is the assortment of Mems Amer.
c~an-rrade Derbies at the following prices:
$500, 400, 500, 900 and 500.
5ELF-CONFORMGNG DERBHES
(light weight) is d special feature of the
Department at $500 s. 500
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There we're all these reasons for The
ron virtion that whsi, the day came the
Government OF King Ferdinand would
be compelled by events to range Itself
on he one side or the other of The
powerful beliigerents tn Quadrupie En-
tent@ would not benefit by Its favors.
iioy. and WHY has there been illusion 20
the contrary right UP to the last mo-
nent? History win tel, u.s. la or. hu,
to-day II will he Of little uss to seek
an explanation. The fact Is there. AMI
for the momen, II IL only the Yet that
,orn 8.
bulgaria has been false to her birth
right. she has betrayed her liberstors,
,uped her friends, sacrificed her indie
pcndence and has taken the part of the
nations. dominan; or s~ubservient, whose
professions and interests are In direct
conflict with her old aspirations. She
has ceased to be Slav to become Ger
man. Hungarian and Turk and she has
ceased to be free In order to place her
SET under the yoke Of he worst possible
t~yranny--that OF Prussian miiitarlsm.
The consequences Of this madness
may be grave. They may entail the
ruin of Serbia. caught between two
enemies. the one powerful and the other
treirherous, and thus unable by heroism
to make up for her m~feriority OF men
and mum ions. They may carry Ger
many to ~Constan,inoplc. give the Turks
decisive aid, enable a march on Egypt
and thus menace the power and organi-
cation OF the British Empire. In the
presence of these dangers, which lie UNI
der our noses. the Quadruple Entente
has military measures to take. ! am
no; going to discuss them, since by the
time when this article appears they will
have been made public aud my observe
lions would be after the war Tina
which ] can say. however, that we mus;
40 to Serbia without abandoning the
Dardanelles, and that We must send
forces without compromising the success
Of our armies IN the Fast. Is such oh,
vious common sense thai any insistencs
on IL Is useless.
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SEES NO AID IN
BALKANS FOR ENTENTE
French Statesman Believes
Rumania and Greece
Will Stay Out.
Special Correspondence 10 Tar suS.


LONDON. Oct. 2o.--Considersbie in
article contributed to the sunday Times
by Nj. stephen Pichon. former French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. on the s,tua-
ton In the Balkans. NJ. Pichon's article
attracted particular interest for the rea-
son that II appeared at a time where
very few Of YER the most careful stu
dtnts Of the war had been urable to
solve the pussle In the Ne.r East. q
puzzle which 10 becoming more and
more entangied every day.
NJ. Pichon's statement In full follows
"As ] am one of the very few persons
who hav. never believed In the success
OF the negotiations that the Entente
Pow ers have carried on WI h the Bull
sarian Government I have not been at
all surprised by the actual course Of
events IN the Balkans.
Il know that IN England there has
been a different opinion and that Il has
been expected that an unders auding
would be reached with Bulgaria. There
were thought 10 be plenty OF q ourds for
II. Sentiment. history and tradition APP
peared to Justify the British optimism
hound N sxerci.e a i.,,siv. ,,e,,.nna
on the side Of Russia. and In some re-
spects more han that on the subjects
Of kine Ferdinand. II was certainly
Great Britain.
''Bu, above the subjects Of King Fer
dinRnd was the King himself. with his
-. 800 ~. .an,..a.. =, a. ~
- -. -. -. . rss,".
stood Peon,e havs reasonsd Az n m.
800 .on.a an, s.s,,,,y co,.,,a,, v,,h
Tic n,s,nnr,.s -, ,he sn,,rc,ns,p"n 81 Inc
ar..,, Tnrv,.h nr,r.,n.,,,,. .o,,.i ,,x.
n,rr,.S a, 60 .nrr,n.ton ,risns INA
,r,.chorv M, ,artny into a,.roun, ths
n~.r.on, III, u,,,h WHOM, Nh. y.rns wa.
$780, III 81" amii;,,.. 80 au.,n.,
M ,r.srrnn,,nn
1870
rhs cye~t. NJ ma.
W." e'c"I from nc hrs' '"a' one
could hHv no taith either IN the sincer-
ny. 'he gratitude or the judgment OF
'ne prince VINO oy q renarHao'' inns
OF circumstance occupies IN" throne OF
Bulgaria. He mad SHOWN only TOO clearly
w wi" the ihdiHerence win whi'n ne
regarded 's WORD OF hon,F' inc impor.
lance ne a'tathed 10 ser' 'ees renuer,u 10
himself ana the business WIN wn'ch ne
hpptec'a.eu the to"seuueuces Vi "'s "o.s'
re ues'royeu WIN MS own nahus
MS treaty OF a'"ahee WIN tne Seros
ana tne Sreeks' ne trea'hcrous'! at
tacNeu MS companions III rms anu no
dragged MS country sh a naHardous
adventure from "aitn Ii Was saVeo ohiy
D.! 'he ~i"ouIAence s"" ,"e en.ieine eo',
sIutrat'oh OF n"ss'A' ''e"' n'''a'' an"
france
one caiino' is"ore. moreover. that ne
mas never forgiven 'he Seros TOT .nei'
VICTORIES, nor tne nuss's"s' nor 'ne Ins,
I'sn, nor 'ne rren'n '"r NJ e"''',eo
peha't! 90! MS oeIe"'s' anu ,h"t ne has
INCREASINGLY planned revenge TOT me m's-
fortunes OF which MS own crimes were
the sole origin
Every one AZ last Knows mat ne Is
many. the familiar friend OF FRANCIS
Hungary. anxious to please Kaiser Will
helm. infected throughout With German
propaganda. convinced Of German pu.s'
sance and capable OF doing anything 20
satisfy the foolish pride which tmpels
I'LL. a., ...l. Il, .l. Is.as f~~ .ltUptfi.N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
HER FIFTH DIVORCE CASE
Mrs. Woodson Is Only Twenty-Thres
and Has an Unusual Collection of
Matrimonial Experiences.

Kansas City, Mo.-A divorce hear
ing in a suit brought by Henry N,
Woodson, an employee In the cash
iers office of the Kansas City Gas
company, against Lana v. Woodson.
twenty-five years old, five times mar.
ried since 1910 and four times di-
vorced, was begun few days ago In
Judge Guthrie's division of the cir
cult court.
Woodson charges that Mrs. Wood
son went to dances without his con-
sent and that she never had told him
OF her former matrimonial ventures.
All Of this, however, Mrs. Woodson
denied on the stand. She says she
told him everything Of her past.
Mrs. Woodson got a divorce from
her former husband. she gaid--ons
month before shsy married Woodson.
She EHsfr@f6arried the first time IN
I March, 1910, and divorced the same
year. In 1910 married again. In 1911
| she had obtained a second divorce
and married third time, and tive
years later took fourth husband
having obtained third divorce. II
February, 1914, according to the evi
dence, she and the man she married
In 1918 were divorced and month
later she married.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
DANIELS PLANS To
REBUILD THE NAVY
Secretary FOreSeeS Great
Changes Due to Lesson of
the War in Europe Today.
Great

Washington, July A. Secretary
Daniels says that lessons taught by
the European war would undoubtedly
result In changes in naval architecture
and equipment just as radical as those
that followed the introduction of the
monitor type of vessel in naval war
fare at the time of the conflict between
the states.
The appearance Of the monitor in the
American navy revolutionized naval
construction and equipment, and 1t is
the opinion Of Mr.. Daniels that at the
end of the pending war the American
navy must be rebuilt along new lines.
That was the thought in Mr.. Daniels
mind when he invited Thomas A. Edi-
son to head an advisory board of IN
ventors to assist government experts
In developing the navy in accordance
with needs disclosed by the present
war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Middlesex Court of Common Pleas has
confirmed the report of the Commits
sioners appointed to assess the bene
fits to lands in the vicinity of the
new pavement laid and constructed in
Brighton Avenue from Market Street
to Gordon Street,
in the City of Perth Amboy, and that
a certified copy of said report and cr
der of confirmation has been -,nsmit
ted to and filed in my office as Collect
or of Revenue of the City of Perth
Amboy, and tina; this notice is given
in pursuance of the said order, which
also directs that notice of the confr-
nation of said report be given by the
undersigned by three insertions in the
Perth Amboy Evening News, a news
paper printed and published in said
City.
Dated July 12, 1915.
RICHARD F. WHITE,
Collector of Revenue.
19272-7-13-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Middlesex Court of Common Pleas has
confirmed the report of the Comsnis-
sioners appointed to assess the benz
fits to lands in the vicinity of the
new pavement laid and constructed in
Mechanic Street from Washington
Street to Buckingham Avenue,
in the City of Perth Amboy, and tat
a certified copy of said report and a.
der of confirmation has been transmit
ted to and fled in my Office as Collect
or of Revenue of the City of Perth
Amboy, and that this notice is given
in pursuance of the said order, which
also directs that notice of tie confir-
nation of said report be given by the
undersigned by three insertions in the
Perth Amboy Evening News, news,
paper printed and published In said
City.
Dated July 10, 1915.
RICHARD F. WHITE,
Collector of Revenue.
19274-7-13-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Middlesex Court of Common Pleas has
confirmed the report of the Commits
sioners appointed to assess the bene'
fits to lands in the vicinity of the
new pavement laid and constructed in
Cortlandt Street from Hall Avenue tc
Its Present Northerly Terminus,
in the City of Perth Amboy, and that
a certified copy of said report and or
der of confirmation has been transmit
ted to and filed in my Office as Collect
or of Revenue of the City of Perth
Amboy, and that this notice is given
in pursuance of the said order, which
also directs that notice of the contir'
nation of said report be given by the
undersigned by three insertions in the
Perth Amboy Evening News, a news
paper printed and published in said
City.
Dated July II, 1915.
RICHARD F. WHITE,
Collector of Revenue.
l9275-7-l3-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
WOMAN CAN'T BE TIPPED"
Head OF Hotel Cloak Room Could
Make $500 Extra, But
Turns II Down.

Seattle, Wash.-May Stehle, in
charge Of the cloak room at the Hotel
Washington here, Ia untippable.
II she would take tips she could
make $4,000 a year in addition to her
salary. But" she says. II would lose
my self-respect"
The hotel management could, II 1t
desired, fire Miss stehle and save her
salary and, to boot, sell the cloak
room privileges" for $3.50 a month.
But the mere fact that 1t has an
employee who actually spurns tips
has proved suoh an advertisement
that the hotel can't afford to let Miss
Etehle 20 If It wanted to-which 1t
doesn't.
The travelling public cannot believe
Its ears when 1t hears Miss Stehle
refuses tips. Thank you" she says
with a gracious smile" but do not
take tips"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
Received TOO Late for Classification
SITUATION WANTs-FEMALE

WOMAN wants to go out by the day
to do washing and ironing; good
laundress 366 Kirkland Pl. 7-13-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
Antique Mslns China.

Auburn, Ms-Mrs, Mary B. Emery
Of Auburn, seventy.nine, has q rare
collection Of antique china which be-
lorgsd to her mother. A few plates,
O cup, saucer, bowl and potato dish, OF
q set over seventy years old, Of white
china, with light green borders and
dark brown scenery in the centers,
showing figures Of men and women,
swans, trees, urns, etc. A bowl.liks
cup ana saucer of white china deco.
rated with blue and red, 10 seventy
Ave years old, and the Oldest piece OF
china Ia q tiny yellow teacup made
without a handle This CUP belonged
to Mrs. Emery's great-aunt and 10 over
one hundred and fifty ysarslold
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
TODAY'S MARKET

New York, July IA.
HAY-Firm: prime. s1.S2h No. l, H.25a
l.27Is; No. q 81. IN; No. 5, 81 .l5; shipping. II
FLOUR-Steady.
LAsSES.-Quiet.
BUTTER-Unsettled; receipts. 2463;
creamery, extras (92 score). &c: creamery
(higher scoring), 271ka2sc.; irsts, 25a261zc
seconds, 23a241kc.
EGGs-FIrmer; receipts 1897; fresh
gathered extras. 23a24c.; extra firsts, Ha
PC; firsts, 191aa2o15c.; seconds. l7ha1s1ac
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy. aa
pc; nearby hennery browns As5c.
CHEESE-Wesk; receipts, u1S5; state
whole milk. fresh fats and twins, white
and colored, specials, 15c.; do. average
fancy, 141za14&c.
Live stock poultry prices not settled
dressed quiet prices unchanged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
NOTICE

Notice is here4 given that the
Middlesex Court II Common Pleas has
confirmed the report Of the Commits,
sioners appointed to assess tie bene.
fits to lands III the vicinity of the
new pavement laid aid constructed in
Oak Street from Smith Street to New
Brunswick Avenue,
in the City of Perth Amboy, md thai
certified copy of said report and or
der of confirmation has been transmit
ted to and filed in my office as Collect
OF of Revenue of the City Of Peril
Amboy, and that this notice is gi Il
in pursuance of the said order, which
also directs that notice of the con
nation of said report be given ty the
undersigned by three insertions in the
Perth Amboy Evening News, a nevs
paper printed and published in sale
City.
Dated July 12, 1915.
RICHARD F. WHITE,
Collector of Revenue.
19273-7-l3-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
FORMER COUNTY ENGINEER
.iiSS IS IS S,Neinf SUI6iDE a; new YORK

With his throat, wrists and ankles
slashed with a keen razor, Robert
]. Dougherty, Public Works inspec-
tor of the Borough presidents office
in New York, and former engineer Of
Middlese0 county, was found yester-
day afternoon in the bathroom of his
apartments, suicide.
The body is to be brought to New
Brunswick for interment and the
funeral will be held from his par
-ents' residence at $50 o'clock and
from ST. Peters church at o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
Mszt on a Spit,

It was the custom In medieval times
to serve Soast meat on spit and to
pass 1t round the table for each guest
to cut off what be liked. In France
one still finds chicken livers and ba-
con served on small spits.
1t is probable that many people con-
tinued to prefer fingers to table uten-
sils even after these were perfected
and In general use, for knives were
certainly invented at the period when
Charles XII. chose to butter nis bread
With his royal Epymh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

MONTCLAIR'S DRY
SPELL At AN END
Resident Nof Await Result OF
Election in November
Grant II Liquor Licenses.

Montclair, n j., July IA. - Mont
clair's temporary dry spell of two
weeks came to an end by the action Of
the town council in granting the eleven
applications for licenses filed prior to
guly 1. Seven of the licenses granted
are to saloons, one to the Hotel Mont
clair and three to wholesale or bottling
establishments. They will all termi-
nate on Dec. IA, the object Of the short
term being to comply with the express
ed desire of the anti-saloon element In
the community to sound public senti-
saent by an unofficial referendum to
be >held at the general election in No
vember, the result to serve as a guide
to the cosncil in dealings with the ex-
else problem for the balance OF the
year
The license fee Of $500 was not
changed as applying to retail licenses,
a pro rata charge of s33 "a being made
for the short term of FIVE months. The
fee of the wholesale dealers, however
was fixed at $500 from the same per
iod, the minimum permitted for this
class of licenses by the state excise
law
No opposition was made by the anti
license advocates. 1t had been rumor
ed that an injunction based upon legal
technicalitles TO restrain the council in
granting licenses had been applied for,
but this was denied by Fl. W. Dore-
mus, the temporary chairman Of com
mittee of 100. He further states: "It
is desired that the members of the
council shall be unhampered by any
obstructive tactics on our part, that
they shall take full responsibility for
their action and that they shall re-
ceive full credit for whatever their de-
cision may be, either pro or con.
"While a delay of and a final knock
ont might be obtained by an injunction
suit, there is no disposition to take ad
vantage OF technicalities The issue
will not cease to be q disturbing fac
tor In this town until settled right,
therefore we desire TO have the ques-
tion presented to the public openly
and squarely on its merits and are
pHling to accept the decision of an in
telligent and honest vote"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

WOMAN wishes to go out by day to
do washing and cleaning. Mrs. Kos,
sos Smith st. 7-l2-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
He GAVE $50, GOT $4,000
Californian Helped Friend, Eleven
Ysara Later He Gets Entire
Estste.

San Bernardino, GAIA $50 grub
stake given 10 & prospector eleven
years ago has returned to A, ], Gar
ner, q young livery stable proprietor
of Highland, in the form of $4,000
estate, A few days ago q stranger in
CURED whers he could find Gus Gar
ner.
That's me-" said Garner.
Did you ever know W. H. Saw
snyder" asked the stranger, who was
H. G. Jamison, a New York attorney.
"Hs was my best friend" Gus re-
piled.
That's right" Jamison said. Hes
dead and left you his $4,000 estate" !"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

f. Six room house on Maple ST.,
$4,000, all Improvements, to quick
lbuyer; between Smith and Market
ISts. THORN, Io3 Gordon St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

PAYS FINE FOR SELLING
LIQUOR HERE LAST SUNDAY

George Kozusko, Sr., who keeps a
saloon at Catherine street and Hall
avenue, yesterday agreed to waive a
hearing on the charge of selling
liquor last Sunday to Andrew Rutzkt
of Division street, and paid a fine Of
$40. The charge was made by Chief
of Police Burke, following an expose
made by the mans wife after he had
been arrested for being drunk and
disorderly Sunday nigth.