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SWANTON.

|fscl Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Wood of Fair
-. Haven are visiting in town.. N
ffrDebarge is to build bungalow on his
+aG lot on Spring street.-Mrs. Eva Bingham
3rssof New Ulm, MINI, who has been visit
FSelng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
" Jewett, returned to her home Sunday
tfsmorning.-A. ii. Dinsmore and daughters
3sleAdarguerite and Mary, with some young
ISGfriends. came from st. Johnsbury by
3Sfsautomobile Saturday and will pass a few
1SdSdays at Sandy Point West Swanton.-
|saE. +. Garvin. deputy collector of customs
.DShas returned to his duties after a leave
of absence of IA days
Mary J. Bigelow. who has passed the sum-
.,tner with her mother. Mrs. Louise Bigelow,
.,in Stowe, returned to Danvers. Mass, Sat
Ensltrday and will resume teaching this week
Tin Salem, Mass.-air. and Mrs. Leonard
rs,Nood Of New Haven, Conn. are visiting
Ld NJ and Mrs. S. Spaulding-Mrs, Ham
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
LONG TELEPHONE CABLE
TO CROSS RARITAA BAY

The longest submarine cable for
telephone service will shortly be laid
by the New York Telephone Company
across Raritan Bay from Annadale,
Staten Island to Keansburg, N. j. The
new cable will be 2S, $50 feet or 5.45
miles in length. A specially construct
ed car float has been butt for the pur-
pose of laying the cable across the
Raritan Bay and great preparations
have been made by the telephone
company for the work. A moving pic
ture concern has been engaged to
take pictures of the work of laying
the cable and a steamboat has been
chartered TO take the officials and
guests out on the bay to witness the
feat.
The aerial cable on Staten Island has
been completed from the West New
Brighton Office to the foot of Harrison
avenue, Annadale, where 1t is to cross
the bay and the work is progressing al
Keansburg. When the new cable Is
completed Asbury Park, Long Branch
Spring Lake, Red Bank, Sea Bright
and Keansburg will be connected with
New York city and Newark by an al
cable trunk route. The cable is un-
der ground from Keansburg to all the
New Jersey towns mentioned. When
it is put into operation 1t is planned to
, remove 1900 miles of wire and 13,O0(
crossarms from the open wire toll lines
now serving the Monmouth and Ocean
county areas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Chosen Freeholdeis of
Middlesex County, N. j., at their rooms
In the County Record Building, New
Brunswick, N. j., at 2:30 p. M, on
Monday, May z. 1917,
for furnishing the materials and labor
Fender and the South Abutment Fen
der of the Amboy Bridge over the
Raritan River, Middlesex County, N. j.,
according to specifications on file at the
offices of Alvin b. Fox, County Engi-
neer 1877 Smith St, Perth Amboy, N. j.,
and T.. A, Stevens, Commissioner of
Public Roads. State House, Trenton,
N. j.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in the amount of $4,000
without any conditional endorsement
and payable to the order of Edward
Burt, County Collector which check
shall be forfeited should the success
ful bidder fail to enter into contract
and give bond within ten days from
the award of the bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
quIred to execute surety company
bond in the fun amount of the contract
price, conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract.
The board reserves the right to re-
feet any or all bids IL. In their opin-
Ion, 1t Is to the best interest of the
ALVIN 3. FOX,
County Engineer.
10457-4-21-13t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
new JERSEY BANKS IN
PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Special to the EVENING NEwS.

Trenton, April 2B.-Total resources
of 570,308,22S22 and totau deposits
of $487,586,7S402, was the record OF
New Jerseys 161 financial institutions
at the close of business on March B, ac-
cording to O. staten ent issued today by
Banking and Insurance Commissioner
George M. LaMonte. The report COW
ers 112 trust companies, twenty-five
savings banks, and twenty-four state
banks, but does not include the nation
al banks in the state, the State Bank
ing Department having no jurisdiction
over them. This Is an increase in re-
sources of s19,956,4S5.33 over the re-
port at the close of business on Novem-
yer IT last, the total resources then
having been $3.50, 0,349,742.89.
The increase In deposits Is $20,2S
276.1g, the statement of November II
showing aggregate deporits of $467,-
S03,507.S8. There is also an increase
in surplus funds. The present report
shows this item to be $30,06S, ABBA,
compared with $29, 29,649,70I11, q
growth of $41S,752.0S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
D, A. SHIRLEY,

d. A. SHIRLEY,
100 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. j..
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW and two lots.
Fords. N j.; all improvements; only
two years old; in Al condition: X
rWo SSId At Gafe prisso i2sSS0 pooms sass
Mcclellan St; all improvements e.. ex.
In town. Price $500:
Ave. All improvements; good drive
way; your chance for n nice home.
Price for short time. $500. Less
TWO FAMILY HOUSE with driveway,
Washington ST., east of L. Y. r. r.
Bargain at $4,000. One-half cash;
balance on mortgage.
NEW TWO FAMILY. thirteen room room
except heat. Price $4,000. $1,000
cash: Or will exchange for lots; =.
TWO EIGHT ROOM HOUSES, High st.
All modern improvements; fine ioca-
tion, Price for both $1,000. Less
than cost of construction. Small
amount of cash.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE. Washington st.
All improvements except heat; Price
$1,000. Mortgage 1880; balance
ONE FAMILY HOUSE, Raritan Ave;
Chicks. price $500. $500 cash,
balance monthly.
TEN ROOM HOUSE, all modern I'M
Proyements, Lewis st. A bargain at
TWO FAMILY HOUSE, Mechanic st:
In fine condition. Price $4,000. Small
1,taTp%1 amoTnt Eyvs, Of cash; cpp r.pM ,r,v
stocked and equipped, at Fleming
ton, N. j., near school. church and
town; good roads. Comfortable
stone house; FIVE large rooms. slate
roof, attic and cement cellar; water
and sink In kitchen; good well and
cistern. Large barn, wagon house,
corn crib and other out buildings.
TWO new poultry houses, one 119x50;
one 20x30 with loft. Brooder house,
hot water heated. with 10 hovers (ca-
pacity 1000 chicks). One poultry
house SKIS. Farm wagon. spring
wagon and buggy, moving machine.
hay rake, harrows, plows. cultivat-
ors, grindstone, tool grinder, grass
seeder, hand seed drill, double wheel
hoe, corn shelter, large farm bell,
milk cans, hot bed sashes, stocks,
dies, bench wise, pipe wise, saw wise,
pipe cutters, wine press. churn, cream
cooler and hay cutter. Stock of hay,
cornstalks, beets, carrots, corn and
straw. 400 chickens. 600 chicks. Egg
racks, two cows, two pigs, one mare,
two colts. Two sets double harness,
one set single harness; 200 fruit
trees of all kinds, select variety.
Good rich soil sloping to south.
Price $3.50 per acre, including the
above equipment. One-half cash
balance on mortgage.
For further particulars see
D. A. SHIRLEY,
1870 Smith st. Perth Amboy, N. J
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
COUNTY PLEAS
HEARD TODAY
Two Prisoners are Placed on
Probation by Judge DAILY
Others are Held for Trial or
Pending investigation.

New Brunswick, April 25-Several
prisoners were arraigned before Judge
Daily here today to plead. Two were
placed on probation. Others were
held for trial or pending invesuga-
tions.
John Heganey and voorhees, Koch.
charged with larceny and receiving of
q quantity of wire from the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company in this city,
pleaded non vult. They were repre-
sented by Edward w. Hicks. Both
were ordered placed on probation.
Alfonso Lafon, reported to be q
victim of false charges because of
spite work, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of taking carburetors and
other goods to the value of about
$1,000 from Sebastian G. BrinRman.
He was admitted to bail in the amount
of $1,000 furnished by Gorham IL.
Boynton, foreman of the grand jury,
which indicted him, pending trial. II
was reported that Brinkman was will
ing to withdraw the charge IL Lafon
would promise not to sue him. Brink
man, who is claimed to be an inven-
tor and manufacturer, charged Lafon
with stealing one carburetor valued
at $3.50 and two valued at $3.50. La
fon Frenchman, moves in the best
Of society in Sewaren and It Is claim
ed he invoked Brink ms ire when
he declined to manufacture carburet-
ors, which he claimed to Brinkman
were useless.
Michael Mogolowski, Michael Btzo,
John Bulwick, Walter Wotcheskovich
and Michael Macuanvich, charged with
committing atrocious assault and bat
terry on John Kelly at South River
pleaded not guilty. They were ordered
held In $1,000 bail each pending trial.
Alfred Armstrong, Walter Smith
oh, p6o wi
breaking and entering the garage of
Michael Mazaronek at Helmetta,
pleaded not guilty. Bail was fixed at
$500 for each.
George Stone, of Perth Amboy,
charged with committing assault and
battery on Thomas Komik at Perth
Amboy, pleaded guilty. Probation
Officer MacWilliam was assigned to
Investigate the prisoners record.
Andrew Zahensky, pleaded guilty to
charges of breaking and entering the
stores of John Wawerczak and William
Massopust at Perth Amboy. The pris-
ioner Is also accused by the Perth Am
boy police of committing other rob-
berries in Perth Amboy. The proba-
ton officer was assigned to investigate
his record.
Casper Cupicelk, of Perth Amboy,
pleaded non vult to charge of as
bdulLlHB Will lnlShI W MIL ms WiiO
Mary, and said guilty to charge OF
carrying concealed weapons. The pro-
baton officer was assigned to investi-
gate his record.
Walter Reddick, charged with as
saulting with intent to kill August
Johnson in Perth Amboy on February
Is, pleaded not guilty. Bail was fixed
at $1,000. and II. s. Medinets was as
signed as counsel.
Benjamin Meyers pleaded not guilty |
to charge of breaking and entering
premises in New Brunswick and steal
Ing number OF hams. Bail was fixed
at $1,000, and Frederick Richardson
was assigned.
Ethel Harper, a negro, pleaded not
guiity MY Sc &c Charge of committing
atrocious assault and battery In Me-
tuchen. Bail was fixed at $500 and j. i
Milton Preger was assigned as coun-
sci.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
GRAY Is CHOSEN DISTRICT
DEPUTY BY gDD FELLOWS

Past Chief Patriarch B. v. Gray,
of Columbia Encampment, I. o. o.
f., was chosen district deputy grand
chief patriarch at district meeting
here last night following q short ses-
sion of Hornet Encampment No. 60,
of this city. Mr.. Gray will succeed
District Deputy Clifford ellis. of this
city. Delegates from three of the
four encampments in the district
were at the meeting.
The four encampm ents included in
the district are Noah Dove, Of Plain
field; Middlesex, of New Brunswick;
Columbia. of Elizabeth. and Hornet,
of this city. Middlesex Encampment
was the only one not represented.
Mr.. Gray's name will be presented
to the grand .encampment session
that convenes at Asbury Park next
Tuesday for confirmation. Past Chief
Patriarch Carl Lund is the represen
tative to the grand encampment and
he will probably be Joined with other
members of the lodge at the session.
Arrangements are being talked of for
the annual shore dinner of the four
encampments that is to be held this
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
R. A. SESSIONS CLOSE.
INSTALL new OFFICERS

The annual convention OF the State
Royal Arcanum closed Its two days
session at Asbury Park last night with
the installation of the newly elected
officers. Salaries of officers and the
annual appropriations In order to put
the state body on q more economical
: basis occupied the attention of the
grand council at both days. The sal
airy of the grand regent was reduced
from $500 to 1920 and that of the
grand secretary was similarly cut.
The 1918 convention will be held
again at Asbury.
James f. Grealey, grand vice re-
gent, was elevated to the regency
without opposition and William ].
Amerman, of Bayonne, grand orator
was advanced to vice grand regent
j. William kendrick of East Orange
chairman of the committee on state
of the order. was not opposed for
election to the grand oratorship
Grand Secretary Jeptha Van Vllet OF
Newark, and Grand Treasurer r. p.
Van Zandt of Jersey City, were re-
elected. b. s. Odell of Hasbrouck
Heights, was chosen grand chaplain
with E. A. Erp of Hoboken, grand
guide. Opposition developed to the
election of James Higginson of West
Hoboken. grand warden. BY mar.
gin of two votes he defeated Frank
Errear of Jersey City. George Grow,
OF Morristown, was chosen grand sen
try, with John d. Beach of Bayonne
grand trustee. The following wer,
elected to the committee on laws
William Joekoester of Bayonne
chairman; ]. ]. Keating of Harrison
Colonel e. c. Stahl of Trenton.
Deputy Grand Regent Charles F
Leubbers. of Newark, who has juris
diction over Middlesex Council No
400, of this city, has been name,
on the committee of the state of tn
order. Deputy Grant Regent Johi
Hanson, Regent Thomas Hanson
Past Regents Olaf Larson and Franl
Van Horn arrived home late last nigh
from the convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
MAJOR ANDERSON TO TALK
TO PUPILS ON FRIDAY

Major Alvord Van p. Anderson
who is in charge of all Of the re-
cruiting work and stations in the
State of New Jersey, will address the
students of the high school and the
general public at the high school at
2:20 o'clock on Friday afternoon on
the subject of the army. the need for
more soldiers, the general aspects
and features of army life, and the
military situation at the present
time.
Major Anderson will appear in full
dress uniform and the general public
has been invited to attend the ad-
dress, together with the students.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
ORGANIZE BIBLE GLASS

The Bible class that was started
two weeks ago in the Presbyterian
church was organized last night.
They elected the following officers:
President, William II. Griswold; vice
president, John Fritzinger; secretary,
Ira Moore; treasurer, Z. w. Moke.
They will meet every Sunday morn
ing for study and will have as their
teacher T.. r. Proctor. They have
now an enrolment of about fifty and
their aim is for five hundred men.
After the business session the men
adjourned to the chapel, where the
women served refreshments and q
social time was enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
IN oHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between The Perth AmbOy and WOOdS
bridge Railroad Company, Pctitionert
and Louisa Nj. Greiner, ct ais, Dee

between The Perth AmbOy and WoOdy
bridge Railroad Company, Petitionert
and Louisa Nj. Greiner, ct ais, Dee
Upon reading and fling the petition
of Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Rail.
road Company. 1t is on this 26th day OF
teen, on motion of Theodore Strong, Of
counsel with petitioner, ordered that
the said petitioner forthwith pay INTO
and and Fifty Dollars, being the amount
awarded to said owners for said lands
and property and damage as stated IN
said petition, together with interest
the end that the same may be distribs
uted according to law. upon the appli.
cation Of any person interested there.
in; and that written notice be given to
the owner or owners and the persons
interested that such money has been
so paid into this court by serving pers
certified copies Of this order within
fifteen days from this date. and where
such notice cannot be served .person-
|iished in the Perth Amboy Evening
News, q newspaper printed and pub-
lished at Perth Amboy in this State. for
ana s1S S Tssks at eopS beast Seso IN ss each s
within, the same time to each of them
at their respective post office adj
dresses II the same s.os,h can be al Masc,ertained
b. WALKER, C.
To Louisa M. Greiner. Peter Greiner
her husband, Salamander Works, Ray
mond ]. Chatry, Cornelius Poillon, John
e. Poillon, directors thereof and trus-
tees on dissolntion; William Poil,on, Poi,I,
trustees of the estate of Julia M. Poll
lon, deceased; William Cutter, Hayes
Perkins Stern. Administrator etc. OK
Sloan 6 Co: Jacob Dobriner. Morris
Levi. executors Of Sol. Dobriner, de-
Typewriter Company. Defendants.
You are hereby notified that pur-
suant to the provisions of the foregoing
order the sum of Twelve Hundred and
Seventy-nine dollars and thirty eight
cents $1.27s.3s). being the amount of
the award therein mentioned, together
with interest thereon. was on this
, twenty sixth day of March, nineteen
hundred and seventeen. paid into the
, Court of Chancery of New Jersey, there
to be distributed according to law on
the application of any person inter-
ested therein.
THEODORE STRONG,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
A-1Q QAt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
G. II. Thorn,
l03 Gordon st. Perth Amboy, N. d.
HAS A HALF MILLION DOLLAsRxsI r,
WORTH OF PROPERTIES FOX s1IA' 1asM
IN THIS CITY, FORDS, MI OShH'
AND WOODBRIDGE


IN THIS CITY, FORDS, METUChH4N
AND WOODBRIDGE
CALL AND SEE HIM BEFORE
BUYING ELSEWHERE
CARSON AVE. - Four room house;
water and toilet; lot 2b 16o' prAee
cETALiPA AvE.--one family house, lot lot
rs $50. House newly painted Ahu
coNyERY pLAcE1seSsa fs ! room house; Opi.s
water and toilet; lot 25 100; price
rAsf AS0S &vTaF RTortFfss FAMILY house; e.
rents for ss5 monthly; price sssSseooo 10
quick buyer. Cash required, ssouc
FIRST ST: Two TrwvDo.ofJaments famley ain1i lot Is x
15O, Price $3.50; first mortgage
TRoNT ST. below Gordon1Two % ESS 2-fam-
GORDON ST.-House, 8 rooms, modern .nd
Improvements. corner lot 20 1oo'
GoRpoN ST, between Kearny Ave. and
Brighton-10 room house, al inou I,,
ern improvements: price sS'7oo' ohiS
MARKSET sr..Nine room house: price
s2,soO to quick buyer; $500 ieit Oh
MAPLE sT-six room house =. sSo bath ONLY ai1
MiRRET srSs ST. dwelling. IL rooms, cleo,
trio light, laundry In cellar, Senene rnene
cellar moor, all pOSslpio, rvaau
ments., lot 43X132, situated 6no 20
King and Hobart st. Price 'lo'ooo "
NEVILLE ST.-Two-tamily house. az
rooms, all improvements; lot to 3 rics ico
running through to Sutton 81 cant
$4,000 to quick buyer. per zen"
SMITH ST. - Bargsin; two fanny nas.
brick house. IL rooms, lot 100 < nS' noo
will sell to a quick buyer for *A4'"o'
Cash required $1,000. r, c. I.
TWO BUILDING LOTS on sherman o, So;;
will sell for $500 each; Worth hiu'A
more ad
WATER ST. - Between Gordon, anu anu
Lewis SITS. Ten room house, dan a. ~
provements: driveway. FhooV "
quick buyer.
FORDS
FARM containing 12h acres. on Ltoieg =
line: dwelling house. barn, cin
houses. Price $4,000. Big bargain;
FIVE ROOM house at Fords; price
$1,000. Terms to suit buyer. -. or =
SIX ROOM house; city water ioL 20
110: price only $1,000 to quick p"se''
SIX ACRES Of good farm land lying
along the trolley line between esrT rodes dss
sirable tract for developing. Frieo
$4,000; only 81 1000 cash needed.
C. II. THORN,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
ROOSEVELT MAN ON TRIAL
ON STABBING CHARGE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

-~New Brunswick. April 25-Louis
Mokri, charged with stabbing Charles
Howath in Roosevelt on october 10
last, Is on trial before Judge Daily and
O jury here today. Mokri is being
represented by Charles T. Cowen-
hoven Assistant Prosecutor John A.
Coan is appearing for the state. 1t Is
charged that Mokri cut Howath Sc
Verely about the stomach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
Solicitor for Petitioner.
10365-4 4-1S-4t-oew-W
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTs
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the Matter of Samuel stimon, Bank.
rupt.. In Bankruptcy.


NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that in ao-
cordance with the order of the Referee
in Bankruptcy. the undersigned Re-
ceiver viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder or bidders therefor the
assets of the above bankrupt, consist
ing of stock of groceries, canned
goods. cash register, slicing machine.
store fixtures and other miscellaneous
personal property used in and about
the bankrupt's business, all as located
at 161 State Street, Perth Amboy, New
Jersey. The said sale will be conduct.
ed on the second day of May, 1917, at
ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the
premises occupied by bankrupt at 161
State Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
rs per cent. deposit will be required
from all purchasers. The said assets
may be inspected on the first day of
May, 1917. between the hours of 10
q. m. and p. m.
Take further notice that application
for confirmation of said sale will be
made to Honorable Adrian Lyon, Ref
cree in Bankruptcy. 1853 Smith Street,
Perth Amboy. New Jersey, on the secs
ond day of May. 1917, at two o'clock in
the afternoon. or as soon thereafter az
counsel can be heard.
HENRY X. GOLENBOCK. Receiver
It's Smith street,
Perth Amboy. N. J,
DAVID B0BKER.
Attorney for Receiver,
72e Broad ST., Newark, n. Z.
1eb67zf-z6-xk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
WOODBRIDGE MAN FINED

Steve Kroko. forty-two years old,
of Woodbridge, arrested here yester-
day on q charge OF disorderly con-.
duct, was fined IS by Recorder Pick
ersgill today. He was arrested last
niglt by Patrolman Harding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
Child Hygiene Exhibit.
orc,oI IN fhS EVRNINrS NEWE

Trenton, April 25-The State De-
partment of Health is conducting a
child hygiene exhibit at the Sage
Foundation building, 130 East Twen-
ty-Second street, New York city. all
this week. The exhibit Is open every
afternoon, and the department plans
to show 1t throughout New Jersey
in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
BIG SACRIFICE.
AUTOMOBILES, TIRES, ETC.

ABSOLUTELY your money back and 81
to boot IL our repairs blow out
Steam vulcanizing. Let George do II.
Goodyear Tire Service Station. Free
air. Tel. shop, 1473: residence, 1b46.
Smith and High St.. Perth Amboy.
"AMERICA FIRsT'- Radiator emblems.
81 each; flag standard for tenders. 2bc
each. Auto supplies. Melbourn &
Ritter 53 Smith st.
A NEW FORD "a
Never completed until 5 Firestone de-
mountable rims with rings, that can
be used as @. d. s. s. or Clincher,
wheels. 5 standard tires. 8 tubes ex-
changed for $50.
Delion Cord Tires. 1900 miles. These
hudson Tire Co. 2ss Halsey St. New
ark, N. ]. Open Sunday until p. m.
BILLIE'S TIRE SHOP = All tires
changed free. Free air. Positively
all vulvanizing guaranteed or money
back. First class work; cheap prices.
Martins Garage. las. New Brunswick
Ave. Tel 220.
FIRST CLASS, automobile repairing
done. Nat. Cornelison, Jr. 145 New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 220. Asso-
ciated with Fred Martin.
FORD touring car for sale; good con-
Woodbridge. N. J.
RADIATOR COVERS for. Ford and 9TH
er cars; auto tops and slip covers
made. Guthoff. 1888 New Bruins. Ave.
$1,000 KNOX AUTO ENGINE, suitable
for auto or marine boat; guaranteed
Al condition: for sale. Also other
engines. Klein's Auto Wreckfng
Shop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-25
oApnAcr cotIECTIoN BIDS,

Notice is Hereby Given that bids will
be received by the Township Commit.
tee of the Township of Woodbridge, in
the County of Middlesex. at the Town
Hail. in said Township, on Wednesday,
the second day of May, 1917, at $3.50
O. clock in the evening. for the removal
of garbage of all kinds, including ash.
es, from each and every house in Gar.
bage Collection District No. of said
Township. for the period of one year
from May !. 1917, on the following
terms:
One collection weekly shall be made
from each and every house In said
District;
Payments to be made monthly for
one-twelfth of the total annual con.
tract price, subject to such. reasonable
deductions, IL any, as may be made by
tho Township Committee for any de'
fault by the contractor in the performs
ance of the contract.
Requisitions for each months pays
ment to be presented to the Township
Committee on the irst Wednesday OF
the following month.
The contractor to provide at his own
expense for the disposal of all garbage
collected by him, in such manner as
not to create any nuisance. and not to
violate any law, ordinance or regula.
tion of any duly constituted authority
Dated April Is, 1917.
ANDREW -KEYES, Township Clerk
1886 4-1S19-25- -26-5-1-2