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Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-12-13
Names Is Names

Things To Worry About
There are no forests in China.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-12-13
Our Daily S

Green Combs is a barber at Jellico
Tennessee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-12-13
Obi

Some folks have good teeth and
others have tusks that require atten-
was that DR.. C. E. Chew has opened
a dental office in Columbus, Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-12-13
His Hymn

He sings: 'I Would Not Live Away"
Does Oswald Christopher McTope;
And yet he spends five bucks day
For patent medicine and done.
Luke McLuke.
'I am a soldier OF the cross"
He sings, and 1t goes down
His wife and children know he Is
The crossest man in town.
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-12-13

Carl Fishgot and Martha Sick, O
Lindenwald, Ohio, were married las
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
News Of Fifty Years Ago


Tho nomination of Alexander sharp to hc
postmaster OF Richmond confirmed ynstcr-
day by the United States Senate. also that of
j NJ Moody to ho postmaster OF Manchester.
Both officers have been IN charge FOR several
mouths on the appointment alone
There were over forty the Mayors
IN his court than he used to have nef"re the
';ureau officer still Is an "nlookcr and ad-
aa.1 a last s Sno9 ,@ raise s ta sms % l Fnso a
co 'rS H'% v9 TaT ,aGsS t y %m' VIII
W. w Corcorau. of Washington. bought the
fine portrait of Stoncwal Jackson at the great
IN washn I,s r Mnenxe t" s'm u
be Keep, inc,seI in his nome.
that an effort had h"on made hy Dr. Nludd ;,ud
others I" Gscape from tho Try rortugas. but
ven; any sind Of an effort The report lacks
The lmdiann, case that YIN ,es, The constitn-
lined 70 the supreme Court of the United states.
p's soon on hS h"sk"t 70 .;g, carly ecisio"
,erday and was t"le~rarhea TO ms civ hy pri-
We Snslmess men Wa to nc eject ,ht' The
viii q, once report to Congress plan that viii
tn" present Congress adjourns The report is
Vas on /" ms n cT l"d n rSr'ny nSgs
10 confirm it
is T nS s r. +. ss Hl le,r Fa,s ma%or
IN the least Article for display ana Tor sale
Tendance a, the ,.or.nntng OF the ihird wacl
since tho opening
Til" Emitted states senate Yesterday confirmed
s"S @ 81 w % n Ne or lTtGrn2i rgy@nu"
The u.s. u ,ho sepat~ chamber IN washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Tor the FIRST ,i,ne in her l.ce sh. wax
giving something IN return for wh.,,
she yoi
Ways to Earn and Save.
Ih-fe are many ways in which chi
"icH may earn and save money TN.
tiris canning clubs and boys r.
'iupS' Tor instance, are splendid
"hp'tS OF incuica'ins thrift. The aver
az" farmer Is usually Il hardware.
individual with large fam,l.
S"'""m saves great deal above the
cos, OF living and the !ntercs, on ,I.
mortgage" As a result. there is very
niue i"it over 10 give TO Ill" children
as spending money. Except on L'o,ut,
OF July ana Christmas. the boy ON III.
arm rarely knows what quarter
looks Tx" But by working A green
vegetable garden or raising litter
or pigs. The boy may realize "A prot,
on iis labor and start :, harI. account
toward his ambition. Likewise. a rirI
who can h"lp supply the demand To-,
canned peaches or tomatoes may HAY.
good SUM in The bank by the tin.
She is twenty.
Gardening Is conEcnlal and profit-
hhl" occupation for the average child
and nr. l. T.. Cla&tou. OF the rnited
states Bureau of Education. recon
incnds II highly in teaching thr'r; III
the schools Ia many cities small boy
ana girls arc raising vegetables on th.
vacant lots, and this wear numerous
back yards arc displaying pl"w.G
sUrf"c" Sometimes tn. children sell
the vegetables they raise "a their ow-
families, but I'm any case there "a q
la"gc market for them. \ boy % thiI.
teen in an eastern city started .'aisin.
, vegetables in It half acre Of land, vh.ich
w"s The backyard He sold his vcGc-
tables ~ profit, saved money, and
later. by borrowing !400, was ablr IN
credit greenhouse. which he mas sine.
4 enlarged IN proportion 10 = rapidly-
growing business lie - now twenty
years old. with e bank account OF
$4,000, The iud"pendcnt earnings OF his
own labor Mos, boys OF his are. are
just beginning !" ponder on how they
can save $1,000
Thes. instances show that children
may bee taught - save The prejudice
against economy, so general among the
American people, has not Yet been inn
planted in their minds In this ma
tional movement TO teach Thrift, 10 the
rising generation is the hesr hope for :,
l"ss oS'raVaGan, and more solvent
! United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
The DAVIS End.

Wide as the world. the twilight's wings
drift down.
And hrooded close the hamlets fan
asleep:
And where tho pines their ancient
watches keep.
fhc shadows stand like monks In cas-
socks brown.
Ger cities vast and dim, DER field and
town.
Ger woodland gray. and dark and
dreaming deep
The winds like minstrels old their
great harps sweep,
And music amooths. the mounta,ns'
craggy frown.
Along the roads Of earth each home
light CLEANS
Like stars Of lOVc reflected from the
skies.
And brook to brook IL rnurmurinr
soft hymns
OF peace on iifc's great ways. with
packs of dreams,
The angels Z" where hut or palaca
lies.
Till in The wcs, nights glowing altar
dims.
Arthur Wallace Peach,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
ANALYSIS Of Coal

y chemical analysis OF the industrial
possibilities OF ton % coal when
properly cooked has just been secured
nv the bureau OF Mines The products
include l,5oo pounds of coke. twenty
gallons or ammonia water and $40
pounds o! coal tar Distillation of the
coal tar will Weld ssS pounds OF pitch,
seventeen pounds OF creosote, fourteen
pounds OF heavy oils. 90 pounds OF
uaphtha yellow, 6.3 pounds OF naphtha-
jim" and smaller quantities OF n number
Of their valuable chemicals. including
toiUcnr. From This last is obtained
tn" substance known as Saccharine.
which is $50 times sweet as the
best sugar. The utilizing Of coal in
this way is far more profitable than
consuming II In the kitchen range
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

lowing from, til. charlotte Gazette: We wish
could take tn" editor OF rh" Times Dispatch
over the road between PhcutN aud Charlotte
Courthouse to-day. We mentioned last week
road lined with blossom ana
delight 80 tn. eye. lie says VIC are "louucn,
previous. No wonder he thinks The
poor fellow rides work between wai; OF
brick tie walks brick. aud the only thing
lie can see from his Office window Is the smoke
and dust swirllnS up above the tops of suutty
old buildings that only turn green with age.
wish could lead him to certain
wild plum tree we noticed yesterday, the bios
IN white pearls against the BACKGROUND
OF brown pink Trunks. or the service berry hush
Just beyond the courthouse bounds. We would
like him watch wild turkey uohblcr
step across the road Iiut the poor follow can't
lave thcS. things AS the street "
him M Main street he peers wistfuly through
the window at tho little patch OF green of Mon
Park. and when he gets To the pri,u aud
clipped spaces OF William BYRD Park he .wclIs
out his chest and h"GiuS tn talk about IN t,,rc
We feel for him Poor city he only
Nay he viii ever get back To nature ia 10 die
and II" laid away six feet deep In the old carths
bosom"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
This Enthusiast Lnuds H"prwrii

To lNn fd.tor OF Thr Timcs- DispUtch.
Sir The ycnrlin., IIop"w"ll. has been
through the fiery furnace. 1t has been stamped
in the face ana attempted L" be knocked down
h! its parent tn" Ibu FoIt Corporation. no
voluntarily said IF the European war closes,
the little Du hont plant viii only give en-
ploym"nt To 1000 men The United states Is
littic larger corporation than YOU. Mir. du
P0nt. and president Wilson aud the pcopl. say
No want preparedness, and preparedness will
have ANA e the great European var closes ~"
viii run Your little paul for ton twenty
years ~ longer iionow'il is as strong the
rock 81 Gibraltar. "" will ha'" iron aud steel
hay" tn" largest steel i,'hui In the country. for
HOpcweIl does not do things by halves We
have rcsUrr"cted tn" old. muS,y Petersburg and
mad" il our suburb quit" "a decent city old
virginia. the Ild lornluipG--tiOd bless h"r'---IS
the garden of tn" world. ana Hor,v"II ia.
brightest spot Of that u"gniHceu, garden.
w l.. LANCASTER;
Iiopcwcn. Va. April -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Chats With Virginia Editors

Tho Newport News Press, published in a town
That 'Suows tho true meaning Of the word hug
lie observes: 'IIopcwcll had a great ,.clcbri-
I ION, and the business m"l hav" advertised 70
confidence IN The Magic city Faith bcgcts
faith
rauvilIc seems easy to satisfy The Dnnvine
bee says. Petersburg and lIopewcu pull
uL for a steel plant. \ few more l:t rdcn plants
Ther" is al least ono happy editor in Vir-
i'na. The Gloucester ws-i;"poricr carries
This editorial notice: Editor Johnson Of tho
.>Iu-rica, in the village Friday of last week
business Tho real estate boom in Williams
burg is making corpui"nt bomdhoIdcr ot
l!r"th"r Johnson. lie tot only sold his home
Tor a"od FAT price. but he has sold his pa
rcr ut n good figure. retaining editorial control
He served tncc Sam as postmaster at VII
i'amsburG. and can now ~ back comp!acently
aud say, watch us grow
The eXpert. in such matters attached to the
l"oka AZ il this way: 'lt Is antic pa ed that
any considerable demand in the dry terri
tory in this country will he manifest ed for that
nouin' oXicatinr beer which England IS said
to hc manufacturing"
CONSIDERING, the recent pid advances I'm tn.
prices charged Tor Wilt" paper. the '.ordnns-
viii" GuH"tt" mournfuy "cmarks. I'VE don't
Il" hut ii certainly goes rHstcr.'
The Chiffon Forge Review is evidently get
ting tired OF argument. It says: IF YOU are
time is nj hand for action srd no, talk"
There Is some truth, some sense. some noe
trst-and great d&rl of nonsense In the fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

y eotorm - correction OF abuses q revolu-
tom Is a transfer Of power Edward Bulwer.
Lord I.yiton.
Every man has right TO utter what ne thinks
truth. and every other man has right 20 knock
him down for it.-Dr. johnson.
tiow men undcrvaluc the power OF simplicity
but II is the real key 70 The hearr--Wilian
Wordsw orrh.
mstrust the judemen, o. every man in a
case in which his own wishes concerned
Duke Of Wellington.
Know your opportuni,y.-r ittacus one Of tho
Seven Wise Men OF Greece.
Selhshness is that dctestahle vice which no
one will forgive in others. and no one L. with
ovt Unsatisfactory ward Beechcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
tits Trouble.

lie was gifted as he could be.
And in divers worthy ways
Was exactly what he should be:
In good works lie spent his days.
Hc was kindly--all confessed tt
Tried t" do just what right.
But---perhaps by now you've guessed it
No one wanted him in sight.
Folks would shy whcne'er he ncarcd them.
Would not listen when ne spoke.
Would not follow where he stccrcd them,
Sometimes said, we hope he'll choke"
For this model of perfection
That 1 have described to you
Always seemed. on close inspection.
To he too good to be true.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
4 Winter Leak Indirntor.

Heavy annual losses are incurred in
every city by unaetcctcd leaks in tho
water mains. These will he overcome
in the future by the use OF a newly
invented instrument known az "a leak
Indicator. II resembles standard
telephone receiver. made OF hard rub
hcr and aluminium. \ metal DOSt is
driven down into the ground near the
water main. The point Of tho m:tru-
mcnt is, placed on the end Of this post.
II there Is leak nearby. the sound
of the escaping water can he distinct
Iy heard through tho receiver. The
instrument is light and easily operated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Just what lie Wa. Looking For.

good woman who had runa bout husband
asked her minister's advice mode Of
procedure.
pray said the spiritual consoler. that he
may he led not into temptation
You don't know that man" replied tho wife
IL there is anything OF that within his
reach he is in danger OF beins led into it
He'd Jump AT the chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
shakespeare Day b, Day.

For the hobo: Leave all the rest 10 me -
Macbeth. /. >.
For the circus gocr: "lt is meat and drink to
me Ito see clown)"--As You Like 1t, V. S.
For the mser:
e. You have rated
About my moneys ana my usanccs"
The Merchant OF Venice j. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Franklin
ID. Roosevelt. referring to attacks on the navy
before the Navy League. tells all concerned
that the time for knocking has passed and
tina, the time for boosting Is here. Good cpl
gram. II is worth considering in every de-
partment Of the government and in every line
Of business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

How are things" asked Newcomer % the
Guide OF Capitol square.
'Nothn dom vii observed wife / wisht
knowed waY se;tin the war an
She lowed thet She visht kuowcd some way
ov settlin' for tn rent \ hint thec ! ortcr
sit u JOB. J reckon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
The Voice Ct the People

LETTERS no TIL: EDITOR should not lie
over 2H' words in length. and the mime adj
dress the writer must accompany each
fnunirNfion. necessarily for pubIra ~ d u
evidence Of good fnith. Our friends are
asked to write side of the only.
and 4" inclosr stamps if the umn,aii-
able manuscripts l. expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

cent, because one Of the constituents Is
eNcerin and the munition manufacturers
need all the glycerin they can get
In the matter of cornerng supplies the
sword is mightier than the pen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
" to the National Guard

" to the National Guard
\XItY there should be so much criticism of
w the actions OF those National Guard
officers. vino have sought in Washington to
have the guard preferred TO continental
army in providing a second line for the coun-
try'S detcnse is difficult 10 understand.
II may as well be admitted. because the
facts establish II. that this committee and
those i, represents are quite as respectable
and quite patriotic as their critics. They
are OF the opinion shared by many experts.
that the continental army experiment is
doomed tn failure. and they are certainly
within their rights in bringing their view OF
this matter TO the attention OF Congress.
Washington and the country At large seethe
with the activities OF leagues and associations
OF every sort. organized and operating for the
express purpose OF influencing preparedness
legislation In addition To those orraniza-
lions that desire the nation to prepare are
other organizations that oppose preparedness.
Nobody suggests that any one oi these is not
Within its rights. and YET the Spokesman of
the National Guard. who have done nothing
their opponents have not duplicated find
themselves denounced as lobbyists and worse.
That officers of the National Guard have
some acquaintance with tho military spirit as
we'll as with the military needs Of the country
ought not seal their lips They are en-
titled To Il hearing They are even entitled
TO bring whatever political pressure they can
muster to the support OF their views. unless
we are to assume that similar activities, cx-
tensively INDUCED in by advocates of another
defense method are in some manner or de
gree reprchcnsible
It all seems TO reduce itself TO the familiar
status Of the personal equation. Those who
seek legislation that we approve are patriots
and sometimes martyrs. while those who OPP
pos,. such legislation or urge measures we
condemn are lobbyists and scoundrels It
is indeed a sinIpl, method of dividing the
sheen from The goats Colonel Roosevelt
probably is the LEADING, American excmplar of
his system of logic and ethics but We have
ritioners nearer home
80 useful purpose is served by attacking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
From nm Esteemed Contribut,r

There was little world.
And Il had little whirl
When turned K back and for'arQ,
.\ud where twas pole
Twas very, very cold,
Ana whcr" twas hot twas torrid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Naturally So.

G-unbs-I have Just been told that man over
there in the corner has spoken an unkind
word his wife
StUbbs That's right He's deaf and dumb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Holland
to Hold
Germany

asserted in tho report - Tie couucil that both
steamers beyond doubt struck by torp"-
does Tie circumstances upon which this md
ing is based related. Representations 10y
tho government Of the Netherlands to the Ger
man government may l." expected. And ( and
when they arc m'ul". thcr" viii be interest in
the questions whether Germany viii deny re
sronsihility and whether tn" government Of
Holland viii accept TIA" dental at least
study 1t for indefinite period Albany
Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

She--Heres story the paper OF man
who sold his wife for s27
i'e--And vet The police Keep on insisting that
confidence games have been entirely broken up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
The I'essfniiSt Says:

The cirl who declines to marry poor mai
may wind up by marrying pretty poor man
after all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Current Editorial Comment

Thorough investigation by the
Dutch shipping council Of the
destruction of the Dutch steam
.rS ra!"mlru. and Tubautia in
dicatcS purpose TO hold Cor
mJur TO uccOuutahility. II is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Tn-I,u,.. Hest Humid Picked Joke.

I.,uI" Nelly ,oid li;tl" Anita VIVA, she termed
Il 'lililc Nb."
Anita nh is the sam. as = story and ii
story is the Same ns a lie
Nclly-No it's not
Anita-Ye: IL is, because my father said so
and my father is professor at the university
Ecl!y--l don't care II he IS. My father Is a
real estate man. and h" knows ahou, lying
ihon your father Kansas City star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Ten thousand Indiana Republicans have
been enlisted to go TO Chicago 10 unrefrigcrate
H.. Fairbanks boom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

ON It's m"rits. Won iapow's
Time Now cock -and-buii story about the
In 10 submarine Implicated in the tor
r. ,. p"duinG Of Tia" Sussex cannot
something deserve serious answer 10y ;hc
stat" Department. That must
be- the verdict of ia" American people: IL must
+. the verdict of TN" worl" With this mass
OF STUFF aud nonsense which has cone" over To
from the T!crlin Foreign Once as a dipio-
matte document. there arc two things for tho
United states government to DO One is to TIA Ike
tie proofs " there are proofs, of the fact that
German submarine did torpedo the Sussex aud
send them as the final word of tho American
government To tho German government The
other Is I" swallow the ninsy Won Jagow ex-
Cuse II the Washington admins ST alton is hunt
ing for such an excuse. ANA lot the whole mat
ter pass Hut no more notes, No more talk
In the name of mercy. let have done with
that sort of thing! Either action or nothing. -
New Work Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
No Rcf0rmer, Anyho,,

No Rcformer, Anyhow.
Nuu may rot like old William Weeks.
rhiuN him too fond OF pcif
Yet must confess he never socks
10 mako folks like himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Time Now
to DO
Something

i"!I!nd Ncrduu h,v, been Gre
French Line atcd new dcicmscs just as form-
I>cpds dahic. The line the heroic
=. French bends. but il does not
MOI irtahs break. IT the could have
been with soldiers ana CnJ-
non alone. Germany would long ago have die
tatcd the terms OF peace. But in the midst of
her most spcctacular assaults Vcrdun the
leaders Of the allies held Il tranquil meeting in
Paris and rtnihcd in detail their agreed plan to
etranglc into submission the enemy they can
not slay. 1t seems not unlikely that some day
soon berlin will lie dcc<cd with flags in cclc-
lratOn OF The fall OF the great French fortress.
and that would lie victory memorable in the
annals Of military achievement i:ut though IL
u:iGh, PIT fire ia III" hearts OF tn" bcSicGcd
people, Il would not put bread In their mouths.
II would not SLATER the hostile S0Hadrous that
hold tn" gates Of tho sea: IL would not ease
tho slow. auffocating pressure OF cconomic im-
priSonEatni; il would not bring the peace with
CHit which Germany, This year or most or at
come time. must sink to her knccs.---Tlttiadcl-
phia North American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

ADpRESs ALI CONCENTRATIONS TO The I'nes
li.pnt,h, and net - individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

tII I,ruO\p, Randolph I. Private frnnch E1chhnrS
,ultncctiny ,r.h all departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

'arran2as plan TO name the numerical
strength and limi, the fighting zone would fit
INTO comic opera better than it hts actual
conditions over the border
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

ruUlISHED every IN the ycnr at 10 south Tenn
Richmond she Times Dispatch iuo,,
fishing CO Inc. Charlie. r.. Ha.Lrooa. Editor "no
NunsA.r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-25
TOTTENVILLE

Leslie Caldwell. of Syracuse. has
been visiting here the past week.
Rev. ]. l.. Conant, of Cleveland,
Ohio, will preach at both morning
and evening services at the South
Baptist church tomorrow.
David G. johnson has returned to
the Soldiers Home in Virginia after
the summer here.
Sergeant Charles Liebold Is enjoy
Ing his annual vacation at his home.
Miss Ruth Kaufman has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Edward Benfleld,
of Grant City, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cafroe, of
Barnard avenue, are being congratu-
lated on the arrival of a daughter
Thursday.
The entertainment of the Bethel
Camp Fire Girls at w. G. T. U. hall
last night was we'll attended and the
pleasing program enjoyed.
The lecture at the school last night
was enjoyed by many.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
tomorrow afternoon by the w. c. T.
u. at their hall in Amboy road.
Everything is in readiness for the
annual turkey dinner of the Totem
Vile A. G. baseball team that is to be
held tonight at the Aquehonga hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-25
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearson, of
Manhattan, visited in Prince Bay this
week.
Mrs. William Okerson and Mrs T. B.
Stmonson visited in New Brunswick
Egward Murphy, of the Bronx, has
been visiting In Huguenot.
Miss Lena Mitterway, a nurse at
the Staten Island hospital, visited her
sister here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turley are
home from a wedding trip to Washing
ton and have taken up their residence
in Annadale.
Ralph Winant of Port Richfhond,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Garretson
this week.
Mrs. Charles Werner has returned
from visit at Fort Wadsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvyn Peters and son,
have been visiting in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson have re-
turned from visit in Brooklyn.
A Thanksgiving entertainment un-
der the auspices of the w. C. T. U.
will be held at st. Marks church Mon
day night. An Offering of money and
groceries for the needy will be taken.
A sale of fancy articles will be held
and Ice cream will be for sale.
The Dem ocrats of the forty-third
district celebrated the recent election
with an entertainmnt at Schuler's ho-
tel In Amboy road Thursday night.