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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
HONOR MISS BARNES

Special 70 the EVENING NEWS
Keyport, July 31..-Miss Ruth
Barnes, Of Broadway was rendered
a surprise farewell reception by
some Of her classmates of the grad
uating class of the high school Mon
day night. Miss Barne will depart
On Monday with her parents, former
superintendent of the Jersey Central
Traction Company Samuel Barnes
and Mrs, Barnes, TO the state of
Michigan, where they will make.
their future home. She was present
ed with friendship bracelet as a.
token of remembrance by her
friends. i, s4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31

ROOSEVELT FIREMEh TO GO
ON BIG OUTING TOMORROW

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, July 31:-Tomorrow
the members Of Fire Company No. l
will have an outing to Cedar Grove.
They will make the trip by automo-
bile going by the big truck owned
by Arnold, the paint dealer. of Eliza
beth. They are to leave early so as
to have the full day for enjoyment
of all sorts of games. A game of
baseball win be OF much rivalry
Other sports will be racing, jumping.
etc. A dinner Of special fare will be
served, also other refreshments dur
ing the day viii be had This is an
annual affair that the boys have ev-
cry year and Is looked forward to by
every one of them. Chief COughlin
will be among the Joy makers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
HISTORICAL MEETING /
apeciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

RpecfaI to the EVENING NEWS,
Keyport, July. 81: = The Mon
mouth County Historical Association
meeting was held at the residence OF
Mrs. James Scrymser at Low Moor,
Seabright, Thursday. The subject
of address was Personal Reminis-
cences- Of James A. Scrymser in
Times Of Peace and War" The ar
Hcle was read by John Leonard Mer-
Gill. Mr.. Adams, of Rumson
Heights, presided. Those present
from Keyport were: Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Brewer Walling, Mrs. Sarah Fair
child, Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Schanck,
Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Thomas
Morrison, Helen Osborne, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles x. Crawford. Mrs. Ell
mer E. Morris and Mrs. r. S. White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
SEWAREN

Mrs. Hickman is the guest of her
son, l.. L. Hickman, of West ave-
nue..
Mrs. F. H. Turner and Miss Grace
Simons visited friends in Wood
bridge last night.
The demonstration of the Wear
Ever aluminium under the auspices
of the Civic, Association will be held
at the Land and Water Club Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The fact
that the souvenirs will be aluminium
pudding pans will doubtless prove a
great attraction. q
Miss Curtfss,. of Brooklyn, who
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
A., c. Walker, has returned to her
home. -- 80.
The Motor Boat Club met last
night.
u Mrs. M. / Demarest is entertaining
a guest over the week end. : 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31

Report Creates Great ENTHUSIASM. l(t
Meeting In Now Brunswick.
New Brunswick, n. J., July 31.-Twen-
ty-fiye organizations of the State Suf-
frage association were represented at
the executive meeting held ut the suf
frage headquarters here yesterday.
Some very interesting reports were
made, and one of especial interest to
Middlesex county was that OF the
Perth Amboy society, which announc-
ed that Judge Adrian Lyon had come
out for the cause.
The canyassing committee reported
that more men in the state had deelar-
ed for suffrage than those opposed and
and Indifferent put together There
was great enthusiasm shown over this
report Since Mrs. Feickert took the
state lead the societies have spread
from II to ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
kina and Commons.

King James l. of England, although
keenly alive to his own divine right,
Of commons Sir Robert Cotton was
one Of the twelve memberH to carry
the famous declaration against monop-
olies to the king ut Newmarket. When
the king caught sight Of them he call
ed out "Oh, chairs. chairs, here be
twap kynges comin'." HIS majesty
mounted his horse on one occasion to
find hts usually quiet steed In restive
mood The de'if my saul. sirrah. :"
said the king to the praneing brute,
IAN You be no quief Fs sead. you to
the 500 kings In the house OF commons.
They'll quickly tame you.'.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
ROOSEVELT CHURCHES WILL
UNITE ON BIG OUTING
spseial to tie RHENTNq NEWS.

Special to TIE EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, July 31.--Next Tuesday
the united Sunday schools of the
Protestant Episcopal and Methodist
churches will hold their annual ex-
cursion to Asbury Park Many wifi
be seen on the train TUESDAY, as
this annual affair is looked for, as
this is one of the finest resorts on
the Jersey coast for bathing.
The ride is a nice two hours. and
the park is a pleasant place to spend
the day for the families Good
music is on the piers. which are cool
and breezy. There have been many
tickets sold and the committee are
working hard to make this one of the
most successful ever held by the
churches Don't fail to be on board
of the train when it leaves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
= y ~ = -
QUESTION CLEARED U1.
Perth Amboy Headers Can No LonG
tlOuht the Evidence,

feeth Agiboy Headers Can No Longs1
Doubt the Evidence.
r Again and again We have read OF;
strangers IN distant tUwns who have
been cured by this or that medicines
But Perth Amboy's pertinent Queo-
ton has always been. Has ANYONE
here in Perth Amboy been cursdf''
The word of 4 stranger living hum,
dred miles away may be true, but e;
cannot have the same weight with;
VI "a the word Of our own citizens.
whom We know and respect. and
whose evidence We can 30 eastly
prove.
J. H. Gibson. 1oN Gordon st., Perth
Amboy, Says: Il had symptcma o&
kidney troubls and II didn't take
Doen's Kidney Pills long to give me
relief. Other persons Of my 40
auaintancs have also used DoenI
Kidney pills and have spoken hGA5
ly Of them"
Price SOC. at AL dealers. Don'e
simply ask for . kidney remedy-geSl
Deans Kidney ,Pilla-ths same thai
Mr.. Gibson had. Foster-MilburA Ca
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-AdV
Tu.Th.a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31

,
afternoon +.-s.s- .-'.ss.
Rev. J.rE. Shaw wsand wife returned
from a short visit at Weston yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Furman. .Hause spent yester-
day afternoon at Asbury Park.
Professor Hendrichson, principal
of South Amboy high school, IL tax
ing course at the Rutgers summer
school. A ~
Mrs. Edward English enjoyed the
sea breezes at Ocean Grove yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Arthur Hartshorn was an out
of town visitor yesterday afternoon
Mrs Colon Stratton was visitor
at Asbury Park yesterday AFTERNOON.
C. P. Thomas returned home yes
terday afternoon from a short so
journ at Trenton a,it
Warren Roberts enjoyed his an
nuai vacation this week.
Terminal Agent G. w. Crane is
spending his vacation In the eastern
states. N@
Miss Florence Buckalew, daughter
of Health Inspector Buckalew, Is at
tending the summer school at Rut-
gers.
From the report of the committee
at the regular meeting of the John
Street M. E. church, new fence and
other improvements will be made
next week.
/ Special meeting OF Proteetin En-
CINE Company Tuesday night at the
engine house at 7:30 O'Clock.
Miss Helen Emmons Is visiting g
with relatives in Red Bank.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
held thier annual picnic at Boynton
Beach yesterday. They went by troll
ley and had q full ear load.
The first of the Old Home Day
picnics will take place tonight in
St Mary's school grove In, Stevens
avenue. tT
Free; music can be enjoyed at the
city hall and vicinity on "Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights. at
which time the Old Home Day chorus
is practicing and it is good music,
toe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
KEYPORT TO HEAR NOTED
SUFFRAGE SPEAKERS AUG. /
Special t, the EVENING NEWS.

Special y tAe EFENINU NE W6.
Keyport, July 31.-Saturday, Y,
August 7, is the date set for the
hearing of several we'll known suffra-
gette orators at this place under
the auspices of the local Wemen's
Political Union. The campaigning
party in the interest of the Women's
Suffrage election to be held this fall
throughout the state will arrive In
the borough shortly before noon by
auto. Luncheon will be served on
the Yacht Club grounds. Plans for
a lively demonstration for the votes
for women cause are being formulat-
ed by the committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31

z David SwHrtz, grocer, of Wood
bridge avenue, has purchased an at
tractive delivery wagon. sA-
John Dolan has accepted posi-
ton with the Chrome Steel Works.
Tomorrow afternoon the crack
Linden A. C. will cross bats with
the Roosevelt A. C. The Linden
bunch are a fast team.
the Young ,Jndea Lodge
will hold their first picnic In the
Post woods. A good time Is expect
ed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
Best Hours for Sleep.

Children that are put to bed at .
D. M sleep more soundly than those
that go to bed at seven or Later. and
adults that retire at 10 p m. sleep
better and are in a decidedly superior
state of health to those that try to
WOO Morpheus at eleven, twelve or
past midnight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
kEYPORT CHILDREN ENJOY
PiCNlC Ar TENANT CHURCH
pecsal to the gvENING NEWs

specsal to the EVENING NEWS
,Keyport, July 31:.Picnic day was
enjoyed by the infant class of Cal
vary M. e. Sunday school Wednes-
day. The outing included a trip to
the Old Tenant church near Free
hold. The class made the trip in d.
E. Mahoney's large auto truck and
on returning were treated to ice
cream at the parlors of E. Snyder.
The picnic was under the supervision
of Mrs. Eva Reynolds, who is in
charge of the infant department
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
KEYPoRT FESTIVAL SUCCESS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, July. 31.-The Epworth
League of Calvary M. 2. church held
a successful. lawn festival on the
church lawn Thursday and Friday
nights. On the first night rain in
terfered with the outdoor plans and
the festival was continued in the lee
ture room, A fair sum Of cash was
realized by the efforts of the Ep-
WOrthiana.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
cyclist Killed In Collision.

Red Bank, n. j.. July 31.-In col
lision between motorcycle driven by
William Holman of Rumson and VIII
ham H. Layton's taxicab. driven by
his son, Edgar Layton. on the Middle
town Village road, Hohman's skull
was fractured. and he died several
hours later in the Long Branch hos
pital. Layton says Holman was rid
fng on the wrong side of the road
without lights. Both machines were
wrecked. but Layton escaped injury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
SPECIAL COUNSEL SESSION
,ciai to the ETENfrG NFvs.

9pecfal to the ETENfNG NEWS
Roosevelt, July 31.-Thursday
night the borough council held a spe-
cial meeting. Those present were
Mayor Joseph Herman, Councilmen
Thomas Quin, James Kelly, Frank
Andres. John Ruegg and Otto Stau-
bach. The object of the meeting was
to talk over the improvement of
Railway avenue and street improve
fnents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
Roosevelt Locals.

Miss Viola Carlton spent yesterday
afternoon in Perth Amboy.
Thomas York spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Newark =
Robert Hailer, of Newark, spent
yesterday here.
Mrs. E. Wilhelm, of Woodbridge
avenue, spent yesterday in Eliza
beth
Harry Tietlebaum, OF Railway,
was a borough visitor yesterday.
The firemen's carnival committee
are progressing in their efforts to
make their second annual carnival,
from august z3 to 28, a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
NASSAU "ST. PETER" DIES.
Charles Van Martar, Custodian ea
Chapel Keys, Was Seventy.

ChaPei NeyS, was seventy
Princeton, N. j.. July 31.-Charles
Van Martar, for more than twenty five
years custodian of the keys 10 Prince
ton chapel and In this capacity known
to the studentssas "St. Peter of Prince
ton.H died here, at the age of seventy
years He was an employee of the
university for half a century and
counted hundreds of graduates and
professors among his friends. A de
voted follower of the president. he was
always one of the first to greet him
when he returned to Princeton.
In the whole Of his life he left the
town twice-when he went to New
Brunswick to get married and when he
went to the Pacific coast to see his son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
$3.50, 900 BUTTER SWlNDLE.

Grand Jury Alleges New York Firm
Conspired Against Government.
New York, July 31.-An alleged con-
spiracy to swindIe the United States
government out Of internal revenue
taxes on aduaterated butter, Xhichl
may s@Sias'-' i : -,zsaee. 3 mo4E
90 II ,090. is set forth In an fndict-
nsnf found by the federal grand jury
against Frank " Lestrade and James
W. Lestrarfe of the firm OF Lestrade
Bros. exporters of butter and cheese
at 1876 Duane street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
PLEADS TO WlFEs GUILT.
Autoist Takes Blame When She Breaks
$ ~ Speed limit,

= speed Limit.
East Orange, July 31.-Taking all
the blame for his wifes automobile
speeding, Ralph w Halsey of South
Orange pleaded guilty and paid 4 fine
IS proxy for her. Mrs. Halsey was
arrested in Central avenue by motor
cycle patFolman, who charged her with
travelling at the rate Of twenty five
miles an hour
Mrs. Halsey was not In court, Re
corder Mott having consented to deal
with Mr.. Halsey as her proxy. Halsey
declared he was guilty, as she was In
charge Of the car in spite Of his wife's
driving. He also fold the recorder
that Mrs. Halsey was of a nervous
temperament and would suffer keenly
If required to appear In court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
kEYP0RT YACHT CLUB WILL
HOLD REGATTA TO-DAY

Special to the EVENING RRWS
Keyport, July 31:-The first re-
gatta of the season will be held by
the Yacht Club this afternoon. A
number of entries from neighboring
clubs have been received and good
racing is looked for. The various
events include powerboats, open and
cabin classes, and sailboats. Fred
Uhl is chairman of the regatta COM
mittee. Captain Vadin Curtis fast
sailing boat, Elsie, will be in the
races.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
NEVER DESPAIR.
The most perilous hour Of a per-

nc IuOSt pefHUux IIouI d Pe1--
sons life j. when. he is tempted to
de.pond. The man that bses hi.
courage loses all Bu. it matters
not how poor he may be. how much
pushed by circumstances. how much
deserted by friends. if he only keeps
his courage and with umconquer-
able Will determines to be and to
do what becomes man all VIII be
well. Ii is nothing OUTSIDE Of him.
thai ILLS tia what IS. within. that
makes or does not make.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
GUARDS INCUBATOR BABY.
Policeman Ready to Prevent Kidnapping
of c. r. Barnes Child.

Atlantic City, n J., July 31.-A big
policeman guards the Incubator baby
OF Charles r. Barnes, writer of short
stories and poetry. The baby is f1vs
weeks old. and the author appealed to
the polica to keep watch over the
Boardwalk establishment where it II
being cnred for, because be declares be
Is afraid the child may be kidnapped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Blaum are
expected home tomorrow from their
western trip with the Elks, of New
ark.
Miss Sophie Johnson entertained
her niece from Perth Amboy yes
terday.
David Fluharty, of Baltimore, is
staying at the Woodbridge hotel.
Mrs. w. T. Jones was an Elizabeth
visitor Thursday
Mrs. B. C. Demarest was an out
of town visitor yesterday.
Miss Susie Dixon entertained
guests at luncheon Thursday.
Samuel Valentine. of Orange, won
the IS in gold in the recent contest
conducted by the Lady Weodmen.
Mrs. R. A. Hirner is visiting rela-
tives in the Catskills.
Miss Lille Greiner, of Perth Am
boy, is the guest of the Misses Hir-
ner
Miss Anna Coddington and her
guests, Mrs. A. NJ whiting and
Misses Julia and Dorothy Stausbury
were out of town visitors yesterday
Mrs. Thomas Trotter was the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. King, of
Chrome Thursday.
Mrs E. J. Flanagan, Mrs. de
Russy. Miss Lillian Hirner and R. A.
Hirner spent yesterday afternoon
ntith Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Zimmerman, ,
esft 70 "a Zimmer-
{ inn ri F~a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
Mndsm.

Teacher--What is wisdom7
Wille-Wisdom Is what other people
don't know.-PhiladelDhia Record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
SOUTH AMDOY

Patrick o. Leary, of New York,
for many years resident of this
city. was in town yesterday calling
on old friends.
Samuel Crozier was among the
throng that visited at the sea shore
yesterday.
Abram Dawson, a promin ent car
riage builder in Red Bank. was in
town yesterday afternoon calling on
old friends.
Mrs. William H. Thompson, Of
Plain6eld, was a South Ambey Wis
itor yesterday.
Richard McCloud. Sr., was New
ark visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Woodward. Jr., was
visitor at Asbury Park yesterday
Westly Craig is spending his va
cation at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stratton spent
yesterday morning at Asbury Park
Mrs. Mary Minnick was Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hayes, of New
York, are visiting with Pfiends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dill enjoyd
yesterday at the sea shore.
Timothy Duggan is now enjoying
his annual vacation.
M J. Reilly has resigned his po-
sitien at the Parlin powder works.
Miss Elsie Rose. who is soiourning
for the summer at Ocean Grove, was
in town yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31
J improving from

as improving IrOm Ne. ~ 80
IIlapse. He has been i'll for HeaEit
fifteen We ks.
Rev. ]. j. Griffin has had ce-
ment platform 38x45 feet construct
ed on ST. Jamse' school grounds for
use at the carnival August 10, IL
and 3, which will be waxed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-31

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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
THERE IS \ VAST ARMY

aUE men and women who really never knoW what it is to enjoy sound, vibrat- ing health who would be surprised to suddenly gain that exhilarating vitality that robust health brings.
 Literally thousands without any par sticular sickness live in general de hiIity', as the doctors call it-have headaches, are tired and indifferent. z To all such people we say with unmis- Tfakable earnestness- Take eScett's {, Emulsion after meals forone month and allow its rare oil-food to enrich and en. liven your blood, quicken your ciTcula- fion, stimulate nutrition, and aid nature to develop that real red-blooded life that means activity, enjoyment, success.p
 Scott's Emulsion is not g drug, but a pleasant food -tonic-free from alcohol One bottle may help you.
 Scott & Bowne. Bloom6eid. N.I. is-si
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
SETTING sNAREs.
Sanford Pratt Fined s1o and costs in
 Town Court.

Tn the town court Sanford Pratt, resident in the eastern section of the town, was fined Sl0 and costs amount- ing to $3e.65. for setting sAafas. Pratt claimed that he only took birds from snares he found in the woods. but which he did not set. Game protect OTIS had been watching the snares for some time before they captured MT. Pratt
 Probable Slight increase in Grand List. K c. B. Hatchins, w. P. Kelley and Robert E. Smith, making up the board of assessors, will be busy within a few days on the compilation of the tax lists that. have been filed with them during the past month. Mir. Hutchins said Wednesday that he does not look for the lists to show much of an increase over the total of the grand list for last year. when it was $4.117,- 720, as made up by the assessors, but was reduced approximately $90,0o0 by the board of relief.
 Partridge Causes Burglar Scare.
 A partridge strayed from its usual haunts started a burglar scare in a Main street home when it smashed through window in head1ong flight upon which 1t may have been driven by fright. A member of the house. hold. undaunted by the possibilities oi encountering a night prowier, ventured downstairs and captured the burglar that later figured in: a meal.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
sHoRr cALENpAn sEesloN
At Millimantie Friday--cases Assign
 sd-Three uneoatsstsd Divorce 40 [ tions,

In the Windham county superior court there will be short calendar and 'assignment Of cases at fWllllmantic Friday, November 5kh. at 1D.15 o'clock Ea. m, Judge Gardiner Greene presid- ing.
 The short calendar list:
 Hormtsdas Dion vs. William H. se- gar Duluth h-Superior Milling Co. vs. Mullen 6 Co. Anna B. King vs. Fred Eer4ck N, King, Frank T.. Hopkins vs. Wiiiiem Kempner, Joeeph Peck vs. AL bert Piece, q. R sadd Co. ys. Town of Windhan. Stephen M. Coffee vs. Arthur J Lafhrop.
 Uncoutested DiFprces--Maude E. Hall .vs. Raynnond R. Hall Ruth Frink ys. Nelson L. Frink, Lizzie D. Noel vs. E7inord Noel.
 Triaf Fist to Court-WIlliam Y. Pot ter, Aauar.. vs. Mary L. Turner. 1nseph Peek vs, Albert Place, Joseph !. Oates vs. galveui T.. Cardinal, Martin H Wa8erhouse VII. Louis Guuderaon, Town of Chaplin VI. Town Of Rloomfieid Erwin ID. Morse vs John O.Hef1. Roth & IAslx vs. The Geo. B. Frost Fin ishtng Co, Ellen Ad. Bugheess Appeal from Bcard Of Ralief tcERirned for P1tnana), Ethel Still vH. Howard M Still, bechand Nicholas et al. Es Cha4Eee sBrn& Co., TtnaOthysE. Hopl5ne
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

ton, where they were to spend a couple |pf weeks getting photographs to be enlarged. N~e, ,-, < .-s
 Their first nnaneeuvre was to visit F. H. Earnings livery stable on Main street where they made known their business. As they were fine. appear ing. well dressed men. MT. Fanning did not hesitate to negotiate with. them for, team lire Some days they had a sur 1 rey and all forlr drove away together. Other days they went in single rigs, returning each evening, always saying they would settle up when they had finished the territory. They have had teams of some sort each day. Tuesday morning the man who called himself Harrison showed up at the stable as uEual and securing a single team with ene of MT. Earnings best horses, he drcye away. and has not been seen or heard of since.
 l Wednesday Mr. Tanning eemrnuni- eated with the police of Westerly. Chief Linton of Norwich and the off, eers in Danieison and Putnam, but not a trace of them was reported late Wednesday evening. They owed MT. 1 Tanning $24 for team hire and he says the rig they got away with was worth | $350.
 Mir. Mclaughlin, the proprietor of l the JeWett City hotel. says their board
 bill amounts to s2s. They all regis I tered with him Saturday. Oct 23.
 They quit one at 8 time. the last
 man, Harrison, leaving in MT. Fan ning's team, as stated, on Tuesday morning at o'clock. Harrison claim
 cd that the other three. who had been 1 gone five or six days. were out in the country soliciting trade.
 Both MT. Mclaughlin and MT. Fan ming figure that they were a quartette of slick horse thieves and hotel beat CTS IL is believed that their opera tions VI ere principally in the outlying distFictg about the borough, as last week tt ey were reported from several nearby places.
 All the police who have been noti- fled will keep on the watch. It is pro- posed to try and locate the Boston Por- trait company and spare no pains to
 overhaul the criminals.