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THREE BS DEFEATED.
The Three Bs journeyed to Plensan!
Plains last night where they were de
feated in two games by the Amicitins
of tiiat place. Koch, of the Three Bs.
made the highest scoro for the local
team. He rolled np 100 in the firsl
game, and 154 in the second game.
The following are the bowlers: Three
Bs; Colton, Holzworth, Graham,
Koch, Waring. Amicitins; Seguine,
Maneo, Audrovotte, Swade, Brooks.
* The Three Bs are evidently ashamed
of their record, for no one seemed tc
have the scores this morning.
DELTAS TG REORGANIZE.
. . At the meeting of the Delta bise
' ( hall team tomorrow night at the Bari
' tan Cafe, the reorganization of th<
baseball team will take place. Besides
the players being assigned positions,
officers will, be elected. The Delta*
expect to nave new nniforms tills
season. They will have one of tht
strongest local amateur teams on dia
inond, and hope to wallop all of theii
opponents.
DANISH SOCIABLE A. C.
The Danish Sociable A. O. held a
meeting in their olnb house in Park
avenue last night, after which the
members were nnt through a drill.
Many of the old time athletes of Perth
Amboy were present and witnessed
the drill with great satisfaction. Tlu
committee in charge of the dune*
which is to be given Saturday night,
say that it will be a grand sffn.
STRIKES AND SPARES.
The members of Arthur Kill Coun
cil, Royal Arcanum, of Tottonville,
defeated the West Brighton Bowling
team on the Aquahonga alleys in three
straight games Inst night
BASKETBALL AT KEYPORT.
The Formn basketball team, undei
the management of Chester Gillts
expcol to go to Kevport, Saturday
afternoon, where they will play
against the Keyport A. C.
INTER-STATE LEAGUE.
W. L. Playod
Friday Nights 7 3 10
Amicitias 6 4 10
Tliroo B’s 4 6 10
Aquukougas 3 7 10
ConcluNioiiM «»!’ SdentlM*.
The conclusions of tb.e committee oi
BO scientists appointed in lS3d to study
the liquor question is that: "Much of the
so-called scientific temperance instruc
tion in public prhools is unscientific and
undesirable, and is not in accord with
the opinions of the large majority oi
the leading physiologists in Europe."
Worth Knowing;.
If you ar away visiting and want a
few fancy handkerchiefs done up quick
ly wash and wring slightly and put on
your bedroom mirror (over night) even
ly and when dry they will fall off, being
beautifully ironed. Pieces c£ old lace
can be done the same way.
i _
Colton FnetiirleN.
In 18S0 the southern states had 667,
, flUO spindles and a rapital of $21,000,000
In cotton manufacturing. At the pres
) ent time the south has, in round figures
o total of about 8.000,000 spindles, repre
i seating an investment of between $175,
000,000 and $200,000,000.
PoNtiuve Stamp*.
There are 2,000 varieties of postage
stamps in circulation to-day, all oi
Which have to he identified by the post
masters. There have been upward ol
to,000 different varieties issued since
stamps came into use.
for Weeping.
Constance—Why so lachrymose, Ger
true? is there any perceptible diminu
tion of his love?
Gertrude—No; but of late he evinces
a disinclination to talk about his
money.—Town Topics.
Too Modi fAr Him.
Doctor—Thre is one thing more.
Your wife must not speak anothet
word to-day. Tell her that.
Patient Husband—W-would you mind
telling her yourself?—Pearson's Week
ly.
THEODORE BLOOD 13000
BOWLING ALLEY
Billiard and Pool Parlor
CISAflb AND TOBACCO
42 Smith Street' Perth Amboy N. 1.
1 f'mmWm'C'i
Z BOWLING BILLIARDS :
■ 02-104 Smith St Forth Amboy ■
I JAMES KIRBY, Prop.
■ __
RACING AT INGLESIDE.
I'roiipp (Favor Me) Second In Hnny
Victory.
SAX FRANCISCO, Doc. 17.—Proper,
i lie heavily played favorite, scored an
■asy victory hi the mile and a six
teenth handicap, which was the fea
nre of a good card at Ingleside. Bull
man was suspended for three days by
Harter Iloitman for getting left at the
mist on Arthur ltay in the lirst race,
dcsnlts:
First Race.—Alice Carey won; Moun
ehank, second; 1‘nss In Hoots, third.
Second Race.—Rockaway won; Men
'on. second; Captain Forsee, third.
Third Race.—Rod Cross Nurse won;
liss Ringlets, second; The Bugaboo,
bird.
Fourth Race.—Proper won; Fossil,
eemtd: Oarsman, third.
Fifth Race.—Nervator won; Sad Sam
ecoud; I.ansdowne, third.
Professionals tiny Rare Autos.
NKAV YORK. Dee. 17.—A ealile from
’aris lias been received from the repre
entative of the club on the interna
ion.il eommlttee la charge of the ar
liigemeiits for the race for the lien
ett international automobile racing
ropliy. The rules governing the nice
rere altered by the committee so as to
How cars to he driven by profession
!s provided the drivers are nominated
y the elnlis entering the ears. This
limits that America will lie represent
'd in the race in lietnmny next sutn
ner by a team of three of the best an
iimobile drivers in this country, head
'd by Barney Oldiield, the holder of
he world’s mile track record of lifty
ivo seconds, and consequently the
American team will have at least an
•ven chance in the event.
.npuspiisfer won i»y n aosp.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17—The Bob
sy mid Ivernin were tlie winning fn
orlles. Of the other winners both
Ive Russell nnd Cardinal Wolsey were
veil supported. .1. I’. Mayberry, fn
orlte in the third race, fell at (lie half
die pole. The eolt and rider. W.
licks. Dotli escaped Injury. The Mos
"iiger in tlie last race was caught in
lie barrier and was practically left at
lie post. When he drew up to tlit i
tiers he was pocketed, but won oaf
iy u nose in a hard drive. 191
World IJotvlixinr Rprord.
ERIE, ra., Dee. 17.— In a match
■owling contest liere the blue riliiion
earn of the Central City league cstnb
ishrd a world's record for a five men
.'am. scoring it total of 1.1(54. The
ormcr record was 1.1.72 pins. II. C.
'tahlhordt made eleven of thirty-seven
trikes in a game marked by but two
■rrors.
Mike Ward Bent Fltagernld.
DETROIT, Mich.. Dee. 17. -.Mike
.Vnrd of Sarnia, lightweight champion
if Canada, got the decision over Willie
•’itzgcrnld of Brooklyn at the end of
In1 tenth round here last night. The
lecislon appeared to be unsatisfactory
.o all hut Ward’s friends.
Eii 14Innd Beals Australia.
SYDNEY. N. S. W„ Dec. 17.— The
first great test match at cricket be
tween teams from England and Aus
tralia. which has just been concluded,
lasted six days and was won by the
Englishmen by five wickets.
Hosiery 1 in port M.
The imports in hosier}’ from England
have fallen in ten years from $1,500,001
a year to $200,000.
In After Year*.
"Your blush is like the roses red.”
Said he, while courting the muiden sweet,
But after mnrriag" he simply said:
‘‘Jane, your face tv as red as a beet!”
—Chicago Dally News.
{licit DOMKSTIC ART.
r-.-~ _
Mrs. Vcri Rich (viewing his master
piece)—Yes, I'll take that one, it will
just match tilt wall paper in the spare
room.—N. Y. Times.
I<ittl4» Mary.
Mary had a splendid leg
it war a tuikey's—oh,
llow hard h» r ma did scold because
She smeared her sweet face so.
—Chicago Record-Herald.
Clint vocal.
Sqtiibbs—I heard that Bimler said 1
looked like a sausage.
Pnibbs—Somebody lias been stuffing
you*—‘Cleveland Piain Dealer.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 75c.
Hunter, Wilson, Old Crow, Dewar’s |
Scotch. Danville's Irish, SI per bottle.
Hass’ Ale on draught. Special quota
tions on all liquors. )
LAWRENCE JiDALY
Pennsylvania Hotel. Pert 1mA. in boy > N. .T. '
Tel. 80 L. T !
\
TACTICS PUZZLED HIM.
tYomnii w»l!i xi \ollo» Alton! Iliiml
linw Uu.sI>:iimIm (Hvi'ti Her-* u
(iouil ‘care.
"I admit in advance," said the newest
member (as she cast, a deprecating glance
it the belligerent-looking woman in the j
straight-backed chair), “that journal-!
I'm is a noble profession, and that only I
lifted beings pursue literature. Never- '
Iheless, there is one subject on which
hey are entirely at sea, and the una
nimity of the mistake renders it the
more surprising," relates the New York
rimes.
“To what do you refer?" asked the
belligerent one. She occasionally
Bold a little fillet to the Sunday papers.
?nd felt sufficiently important, from a
literary point of view, to feel aggrieved
.'or the entire craft.
“I refer,” resumed the original speak
er, “to articles having for their basic
idea ‘how to be happy though married.’
Whenever an article of that nature is
directed toward the feminine half of
Ihe matrimonial partnership it has but
one text: 'Never let your husband be
■ ure of your love.’ According to those
(hrewd observers of the masculine tenr
pci ament a kind word from a man’s
wife induces boredom, while a thought
ful act leads to satiety if not actual
abandonment. The proper attitude to
be maintained toward each other by the
married pair should be something on
this order: The wife should smile and
pout and smile again. The second smile
should not be resorted to unless tip*
wife feels that the withdrawal of the
weekly stipend is imminent. Then she
may smile—broadly.
“The husband should he beset all day
by fears as to whether or not he is los
ing the precious boon of his wife's love.
Important business should remain un
answered while he buries ills fare in
Ills hands and ponders on his unfitness
to guard the precious jewel intrusted to
his keeping. After a day spent in this
fashion he returns to find his wife be
luiningiy urrayeu ai:u sinning, i i' can -
lilniself a fool for his fears. Of a surety
r.he loves him. But next day she
pouts again and the Demon Doubt
grasps his vitals. I know,” she con
cluded, "that you think I’m exaggerat
ing, but it is all simple truth.”
"Did you ever try any of the formu
las?” asked the woman in gray, with a
c.ly twinkle in her kind eyes.
"Yes,” responded the speaker of the
day, “I did. It is only fair to my hus
band to say that there wasn’t any rea
son why I should resort to kittenish tac
tics to rekindle the fires of afTection.”
“How did it work?”
“Well, the first day the poor man was
simply puzzled. The second he was
atehfr.ed, and the third (when I still per
sisted In flirting with him) he came
home with our family dcrtor and in
sisted on my seeing him. In explaining
his course of action he said that he had
always considered me extremely well
Dalanced, but I had been so variable and
whimsical during the last three days
that, he knew I must he ill. He hastened
to add that ho hadn’t blamed me at ail
as he felt that I wasn’t responsible. Nev
ertheless.” said the “literary lady,” with
a knowing look, “the ‘blow hot. blow
cold’ manner is the only one to adopt
vHtlj a certain style of man.”
J“»robably that is true.” returned Un
happily married one. “hut do you know.
! don’t fancy many wives of I he vintage
of 1903 are wearing that style of hus
band.”
I,Emits of Dclsnrte.
Friend—Dues the Delsarte syr-iem
each you how to act when proposed to?
Bride—Yes; I studied that part care
ully.
"Did you use it?”
”1 used it with three or four whom I
•ejected, and I did It beautifully, I
enow; but when dear Tom proposed, I
orgot all about it.”—N. Yr. Weekly.
Wanted Ilatli. Asked for Meat.
“There’s a strange man at the door.
sir,” announced the new servant.
“What does he want?” asked the mas
ter of the house, impatiently.
“Begging your pardon, sir,” replied
he servant, a shade of disapproval man
fest in his voice, “he wants a bath, but
chat he is asking for is something to
;at.”—'Tit-Bits._
Why Traveling is Dangerous
Constant motion jars the kidneys which
no kept in place iu Hie body by delicate
it.taeluuents. This is tlie reason that
tra olers, trainmen, street car meu, tcam
■teis, and all who drive very much, suffer
from kidney disease iu some form.
Foley’s Kidney Cure strengthens the kid
ney's and cures all forms of kidney aud
bladder disease. Geo H. Ilausau, loco
motive engineer, Lima, O., writes, “Con
stant vibration of the engine caused me
a great deal of trouble with my kidneys,
aud I got no relief until I used Foley’s
Kidney Cure.” For sale at Sextons
Pharmacy.
Quite Different.
“Did papa have any money when you
narried him?”
"No, dear.”
“How did you come to make such a
ilunder?”
“You mustn’t call it a blunder, child,
foil know your father has plenty of
noney now. Besides, I would do the
ame thing again.”
“Then why are you making such a fuss
iccausc I want to marry a poor young
aan?”
“Arabella, if you can't talk sense,
lon't talk at ail!"—Chicago Tribune.
fatality of Pneumonia
Pneumonia is the most fatal of all acute
iffectiona. being second only to consump
ion iu ir ortuaiy lists, all classes, rich and
joor, yo""g and old succumb to its ra
vages. Foley's II< ney and Tar cures
adds and pievents pneumonia ami lias
lured many severe cases of this disease.
■Mv wile had a severo attack of pneu
noiila w hich followed a severe attack o(
a grippe and I believe that Foley’s Honey
nd Tar saved her life,” writes .Tames
'offer, of Raymond, Mass- Forspent
hxioiis riiannacy
" •— »
■ l.crpi'al. i
; I
"And how Is he pri rTrc-r-ing?"
"Oh, I n dr. adfully worried about
dm."
"So sorry. Are you afraid he will not ;
eeover?"
"Oh, no, it isn't that I'm worrying
ibout. It’s his pretty nurse.”—Clcve
and Plain Dealer.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to establish a grade on
Sheridan street from Market street |
to Hie Raritan Itiv- r.
Re it'ordainod liv tlie City of Perth
Amboy:
Section I That the grade of Sheri
dan street from Market street to the
Raritan River hu established at and
in accordance with the several pitches
and grades as shown on a new profile
and map of said street made bv S. J.
Mason, City Surveyor, and filed with
the City Clerk Monday, Nov. 10, 1903.
Approved Nov. 20, 1903.
CHAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. RIELT.EY,
^City Clerk.
427S-12-9-4t-2t c.w.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to fix the rate at which
interest shall run on assessments
for improvements made under the
provisions of au act entitled "Ari
Act to authorize and empower tlie
Common Council, Board of Alder
men or other governing body in
cities of seoond class to set aside
certain moneys to ho called the
‘Special Street Improvement Fund,’
and to provide for the expenditure
thereof.” Approved March 2P,
1890, and the supplement approved
March 13th, 1899.
Be it ordaincil by the City of Perth
Amboy.
Sec. 1. That the rate at which in
terest shall run on assessments for
improvements made under tlie provi
sions of the above entitled act, shall
be and the same is hereby fixed at five
per cent, per annum.
Introduced Oct. 19, 1903.
Passed Deo. 14, 1803.
Approved, Dec. 15. 1903.
CHAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. RIELLEY,
City Clerk.
4382-12-15-16-22-23
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance relating to the offlco of
City Treasurer, in the City of Perth
Amboy, N. J.
Be it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy, as follows:
Section 1. The City Treasurer shall
ho appointed by a majority vote of
the Board of Aldermen for the term
of three years, for which said term
he Bhall hold office, unless sooner,) re
moved for cause, after a heating
given, upon charges preferred iu
writing.
Sen. 2. Such City Treasurer shall
receive ns compensation an annual
salary^of Seven hundred and twenty
dollars, payablo in monthly install
ments of Sixty dollars each.
Sec. 3. All ordinances and parts ot
ordinances conflicting herewith, are
hereby repealed.
Introduced Nov. 16. 1903.
Passed Dec. 14, 1903.
Approved, Dec. 15. Iu03.
* CHAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. RIELLEY,
City Clerk.
4388-12-15-16-22 23
~ AN OR DIN AN C E.
An ordinance n latiug to the office of
Receiver of Taxes or Collector of
Revenue, iu the City of Perth Am
boy, N. J.
Be it ordained by^the City of Perth
Ambov as follows:
Sectiou 1. The Receiver of Taxes,
or Collector of Revenue, shall ho
appointed hv a majority vote of tw>
Board of Aldcrmon for the term of
Three'yeara, for which said term he
shall hold office, unless sooner re
moved for cause, after a hearing giv
en, upon'o.barges referred in writing.
Sec. 2.*Such Receiver of Taxes, or
Collector of Revenue, shall receive as
compensation an annual salary ot
Twenty-five hundred dollars, payable
iu monthly installments of Two hun
dred and eight dullnrs and thirty
ii_ __l.
UHPV V.V.UIO "liutii
Sec. 8. All urdinauces and parts of
ordinances conflicting herewith, ore
hereby repealed.
Introduced Nov. lfi, 1903.
Passed Dec. 14, 1903.
Approved Dec. 15, 1903.
CHAS. K. SEAMAN,
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. RIELLEY,
Citv Clerk.
4384- 12-16-22.33. .
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to build a sewer in
Smith street from Oak street east
and from State street west and
throngh lands of the Perth Amboy
& Eliza bet liport Railroad company
and Second street in the citv of
Perth Amboy to the Raritan River.
Be it ordained by the city of Perth
Amboy:
Sec. ). That a 2x3 foot brtca sewer
be built from Oak street easterly
along the lino of Smith street to n
point where Second street extended
northerly would inteisect Smith
street, then a sewer of the some di
mensions be built from State street
westerly aloDg the line of Smith
street to the same point. Then a four
foot eiroular brick sewer be bnilt
southerly through the lands of the
Central Railroad fl0. to the intersec
tion ot Second street and Market
street, thence along Second street to
the Raritan river, and that the said
g iwer be provided with all the neces
sary man-holes, lamp-holes and re
ceiving basins.
Sec. 2. The work shall be done
u :der the superintendence of the
s'reet commissioner and under the
direction ot the committee on streets
and sewers.
Introduced November 16, 1903.
Passed Dee. 7, 1903.
Approved Dec. 14, 1903.
CHAS. K. SEAMAN.
Attest: Mayor.
JOHN F. RIELLEY,
City Clerk.
4385- 12-15-16-22-23
BANNER SALVE
Is the most healing ealve ia
the world. It cures Sore3, Cuts,
Burns and all Shin Diseases.
It positively
Cus*®& Pffl&s
S. Kingsbaker, So East Ohio Street j
Chicago, writes: ,-I bad -a bad case oi
Pities tor ceveral years. BALL£R SALVE
cured me quickly and permanently after
eereral doctors and remedies bad tailed
to reliere me "
GUARANTEED. Prloe 25 Omnls
mm am
iBuilderK tmd Con
Itractors Directory.
mMMMmmoKmwm!wnEsazzmmzjnunmmmBas*mr
First Class
FRESCO PAINTER and
DECORATOR.
Gilder of Furniture and Altars. Wants
private work and work lor ilie trade.
Ilooms decorated $8.00 and £10.00,
guarantee of 7 years.
Highest reference on application.
All work guaranteed.
HENRY NEMTZYH
271 Washington Street Perth Amboy.
Telephone 1CJ.*J L.
CHRISTENSEN & FEDDERSEN
Masons and Contractors
Office: 188 Madison Ave.
Tel. 67b Perth Amboy, N. J.
I. H. TYRRELL
FINE TEAMS AND
COACHES FOR
WEDDINGS,
FUNERALS, Etc.
A SPECIALTY
Carting to ALL PARTS of the CIT\
Residence and Office: 30 Commerce St.
Tel. Call 34.
Sand, Grvel, Brick, Flue Linings and
Sewer Pipe Furnished.
35 Woodbridge Road. 170 Brighton Ave
LUND & CHRISTENSEN
Carpenters and Builders
Office aud Shop: 0 East Avenue.
Estimates furnished. Jobbing attended t
GRAHAi'&lrKEON “
General Contractors
EXCAVATING, GRADING, ETC.
Sand, Grave1., Broken Stone, Carting,E.
244 Smith St. 225 New Brunswick Ave,
A. K. JENSEN,
Successor to J. K. Jensen.
Mason and Contractor
22i Washington St.
nTuRSANSKi"
louse Painting, Paper Hanging, Inter!
leeor^fcirg. 238 Washington S'
JENS K. JENSEN
ARCHITECT
OFFICE; P. O. BUILDING
Kefideuce; 250 Washington St.
Perth Amboy, N. J
F. J. LARKIN
Plumbing & Gps Fitting
-Ueem, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating
Dealer In Stoves Range* and Heate;
Repairing of all kin » specialty.
157 State Htroet, Perth Amboy, N. .
THE FARRINGTON CO.
Successors to Farrington & Rnnyoa Co
LUMBeR. LIME. LATH.
M1LLW0RK, HARDWAftE
All kinds of Building Material
Office. 126 Fayette street Perth Amboy. N. J
E. 0. CARLSON,
Painter & Paperhanger
1'itbing promptly ttented to 157 Gordon F
C. w. WINBERG
Painter and Paper Hangor
142 Brighton Ave.
Established in ’SSO.
W. J. DONNELL
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Lumber, Lath, Cement. Doors, Sashes
Blinds, Mouldings, Builder's Hardware
Hair aud Nails.
Office and Yard; Jefferson St.&'C. R. B. of N, .1
Perth Amboy, N. J.
p. skgv r™. “
Artificial Stone and Cement Works
Offee: 108 Fulton St., New York City
T. B. SMITH Sanitary Pluirber
I i'ir.ninv and Sliest Iron Worker. Steam
and Gas Fitter. .Tobbiugjiromptly
attended to.
j 'hop 55 N. T3. Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J.
). P. KOYEN
CARFENTER end EUILDER
Estimates furnished. Jobbing: attended ti
$0 New Bmnpwick Av., Perth Amboy
SHOP; 17 KINO ST.
?MIYSK!MEYCBREj
Makes Kidnrvs and Gladder Ri;ht (
50 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights &c.
Anvono aenilnj? a «ketch nr.d dencrlntion may
quickly ascertain Mir '•;•!! i >n free whet her art
inrentt'-'j is pr tu.My r»-.ttnh’e f onmninietw
t. irs«inetiy .nfluential HANDBOOK onHa'enta
eent tree. Uhl cut aironey lor nc-urm*? patentR.
Ihitcnta taken tiirmpb Mu.’in A Co. receive I
tpecial notice, without charge, lu the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. J.nrjrost rir
' ilafion <•{ any pcier:Mdc J'*urr.al. Ternm, 93 a
renr; four months, |L Soidbyall netidwm.
r^JNNSCo.36’6-^'New York
Brunch Office, G25 F 8t« Washington, D. C.
They Are \!I A!fL«*.
"Yes, my boy,” said the grandmother
o six-year-old Tommie; "there were two
jf every kind in the ark. Now you must
so straight to bed.”
"But," said Tornmie, glancing across
he table at his father; "there couldn't
have been two kinds of motlier-in
aws, for there's only one kind, isn’t
here, poy?"—Yonkers Statesman.
If Ik Offer.
“The pay is $20 a month and board.''
•:a'd pessimistic Farmer Bentover, ad
Iressing the applicant for work, who
aad a pronounced drawl in his speech
and • mprnmlFing hitch in his get
along. “And I've got a Ftandin' offer
af a present cat a ten-doilar gold piece to
my hire d man who kills himself by
workin' too hard.”—Pucji.
SEWER ASSESSMENT NOTloil
Notice is liereby given that bv
virtne of an order and direction of the [
Circuit Court of the. Connty of Mid-1
diehox, dated the eighth day of De
cember. in (he year Nineteen Hunched
and Three, the undersigned, the Com
missioners appointed by the said
Cnnrt, to estimate and assess The
benefits to lands in the vicinity of the
new sewer laid and constructed in
Davidson nvenue t" Market street, in
the Oitv of Perth Amboy, will meet
at tlie Council Chamber in said city
mu ijaiiiii it.j , uic i wcui.yiiisi nay ui
December instant, nt two o’clock in
(lie afternoon of sa’.d dav, to give
public bearing to all parties in inter
est, who may desire to be heard, iu
leference to the rratter cf the assess
ment for benefits conferred by the
construction of said sewer, npon lands
anil real estate iu the vicinity thereof,
pmsnant to an act of rno State of New
Jersey, entit ed “An act to authorize
cities' to construct sewers and drains,
nud to provide for the payment ot the
cost thereof” approved March 8th,
1882, and of the several acts supple
mentary thereto and amendatory
thereof.
Dated December 9th, 1903.
JOHN G. GARRETSON,
JAMES E. NOLAN,
AUGUST KROEGER,
Commmissioners.
4333 12-11-lOt
RARITAN TRACTION CO.
Time Table iu Effect Dt c. 7. 1903
Cm t r lea eg Mel lichen for P*"th Am bo 7 ard
;;il points a-t t< Woo brl ‘ct* Creek Br.dge half
i<)‘in 1. from a . iowi5a in . Mmirly’f om
r.8• a. in. to 4 :! p. m. Halt hujrlv from 1.85
p. in. to 7. >o p. ni. and h urly fr.m 7.85 p. in. to
11.8-1 p. in. !
Cars leave Keatbey School f r M-’tich n 5 I
and r. minuus past caen l'«*ur troni 5.85 a.m. t * !
", 5 a.rn. and h urly fp*tii a.m. to 5 p. ir. I
and half In.urly front 4.U>p.m. lo 705 p. hi. and
imui [V r- om 7 or. p.tu. t>» 11 ,o» i m.
®( ar* lca\eK.*a»bey for . li points Eos. ever*
1*> muiiutes*.
t'a s leave Hridjr*' at Woodbrl jje (’reek for
Kei.sbey ot foot of Rinith S i**-«-t every fifteen
minutes fioni (».(>o a. in. to 12 ni^ht
C,.rs Itnve Kri'pe at Woodbrulge rreek for*
MHuch n half hourly f om a. in. to 7 80
a. m Hour)* only from 7. 0a. ni. to 8.80 p. m.
Half hourly from 8.8* p. in t. C.8U p. m. and
hourly from C.'11 p. ns. to 10.81 ;>. ni.
t rs leave naten Island Ferry f«»** Hetuchen
and fc easby Kehool at and 4> mirii*t*s past
each hour from0.18 a. m to7.48a.ns frum7.41
a. m. i*< 8.4S p. in. p. ni. *t 4S luinti es past ilie
h ur only from I** to 0.4S at 18 and I minu t*s I
past th.-’|M"ir and from h.is 1 S at IS m mite
only. For Kca-.l'V at f»H»t of Siui.u MreOi nt 8
an . :*l minutes prist the hour.
Cars lea re fur taten Island Ferry for llridge
atWoedbndjre Creek at 12. LI 42. at d 57 mm
utes.pitst each hour from 5.4*2 p. in. to 11.42 p. ni.
WM «. POCK
Orr*fly»*r.*dril
IVKRTIi AMBOY POST Or xlCJ£
SCHEDULE.
Taking effect Oct. 12.1908
Opens at 7 A. M. Closes at 7 P. M.
Malta Arrive:
New York Western and Southern. 7.Oft am
' ah 'v av—Wood bri ri ge . 7.80 a m
South Jersey wa\ Mail.. 9*t)o a rn
Fords and Kfasbcy. 8.15a BP
New York end Northern Way. .. 9 »> a m
Rr.bwav. direct.. • 12a»0 a m
New York and Northern Way.V.W p m
South Jersey Way. 1. 8m p m
WVodbridge direct. 1 8o
New York direct . 2.JW r m
New York and Northern VI ay.... 5 8 p n
South Jersey Way. — R «*J u
Broo». lyn, Pennsylvania and N. Jersey 0.80 p
Rahway, direct.. «•*' P.m
Fords and Keaauev... .. G.iop*m
Malls Close.
Rahway and Woodbridge. 715am
New V ora and Northern Way. ...... 7 80 % ra
South Jersey Way.. 3 00 i m
New York and Eastern States.- . 83fta m
Fords and Keasbev. 9.30 a m I
Rabwa. and Woodbridge. 18.(0am
South Jersey Was. ... .... li.Oopru
New York and Northern Wav. ....... 12.30 a in
New York aud Northern Way. 4.8ft p m
South Jersev Way . 4.8ft p m
Rahway and Woodbridge.. 4.30p in
Fords and Keasbey .. 7 00 p m !
All points. . 7.00 p tn
Mens' Order department opens at 7 a m chases
it t.45 p ui Saturday at 6.8ft p m
Gbo. H Ticb. P.M.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
28 Raritan Copper Works
2ft High and Lewis
•27 Madison ave and Paterson st
:> Market ar.d First *te.
5 Smith and High st
37 state and Smith sts
43 Buckingham ave and Hart?
45 Commerce und Fr«>nt sts .
.7 High and Washington str
‘•4 stalest ami Buckingham ave
56 hall avo and Charles -r
.5? Railroad ave an t Wayne st
02 Washington and First sts
‘it Turnpike and Elm st
it-t Smith m and Watson ave
25 Commerce and Slate stB
72Front and Smith sis
78 Waier und Gordon sr«
'A KVicdv ave and Gordon st
*2 Smith and Herbert. St
FT Wood bridge road and Washington st
t-4 Lehigh five f ' Stanford st
To s«nd in au a'arm. open the door of the box |
and pull down the lever and let go once oc'y.
Stay at box until firemen arrive.
RPkCIAT, CALI*.
1 tap- preak In circuit. 2 raps—Drill and Are
alarm test. Hydrjnt at corner of Jefferson and ,
High streetal way si n be used for this trial. 8
taps Fire out. 5 r^ps —Police ca 11. 12—Call for
Lincoln-Hose ■ 18* Call for Washington Hose
14—C-A.TTfor McClellan Hoao 15—Call for l'ro- |
lection H. and L. i
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Tickets tor all priliit^ on ’.be I'enosyWania
Rbllroitcl auO coniiectlonp. Po’iman occom*
modat{f' t. fro at ticket office.Perth Axcboy
\\. W. ATTERBURY. GmiwI ^MJagur.
t vi/.. Hasb'r Traffic Manager.
(JLO W. IGYU. Gen’ifeee. Ak*».
RCADIKG SYSTEM
NEW J2F.33Y CENT2AL
Corrected to Nov. £9 ’.903
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY JL
for Noir Yore. Newark and at ^^B
•> ■■’J. T *7. - i Nt vs Y.v*fonly) 7.58 8 14, 9 51
' ’ r" H. r... 4 :-J 8 2-', a 0 5 09 J zo, 7 4^B$4
'j. w. a. Sundays, J
8 . r.. * .’V, 9 4'. p. m. BBB
.“Mi'M . !?nloit via ftrran^BB
ErO'F, ' 11 18 IS.50 am i 10, 6 09 p a^^B
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For Loup Bn-n^h.. «‘co-«" <4rrr*”» r-tc. &.97-J^B
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'Jct-an «Jn.ve) J 5», ✓ '.45', 9 21, p. ia...«^B
or J* r*e ».»»d, t> 17. 6.51 7 V) *. l*.. 2 *7 -*^B
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:j M. hor h'v.tbAr-N" 0.54,711,920 p. m B
2. 2 , 4. 43 p m. f. 15, 5.52 9.2V. ^B
TRAIN* FOR 1’KRTII AMBOY.
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S-stJuna :n N«v y «-.**. f-.ot or Cortlsndt,
■ : 1 ,3i !2r0 street*, Penn a. K.^Bfl
Ferries. ^^B
Tilai*s La*rx Stat* Str**t Station.
FOR NEW YOKB 1
6.10, 7.45 run 4 20 p.m l .3 \ n.rn. dally Conner’s j
wn v a v tr .in for Bound brook,Maucb Chunk
\\>atb«rl> . Hazolton JV ttavlile and imcrinedi-^B
ate points. <
KOU SOUTH PbAIJiriKlD. *
♦5.10, 7.15 a m. 1.80,4 20 p. bl fai <!?■
8.‘6 a. in 1.30. 0.15 p. ru • t|
FOR OTHER POINT* J
7 15 a. m. Dally Except Sunday Conner/ w‘Jh
tri n express lor I-a>ton, Retklefefani All<v
tfiu-n I'ttI 1 «iviii»» rnfT., 1,^ Mir eta r. (/>, <u a, .HI I.. ill
caz'> Parlor Car N«*w Yoi uffalo. con-. J
nectswi'h kcal train for iuUs east of
Mauch Chunk. 1 1
9 85a. mi. Sundays onl train for ja&i
Buffni i. Niagara Fad*, u .. atop® at i J
Flemingtoti ,’cr.
4.2i ... i: Lhu v Fxce~ iFxorefe foi
for Wdcot i’ *;~e. Huzeltou,
• I'd pr.r.efr- ■ t* ter- rst,\itiODR. ,
ft.15 p. u Sunday® nrly igh train 'or
Buff 'o. Niagara Falls, F’l cston Bridge
and Chicago. connects for New York.
Til AIN 5 l.KAVK SOUTH PI AINFTJBLD
TOR PBMiTH AMBOY
9.10, a. rr . 3.45. 5.00, 7.60. p. m. Sunday*:
19 35 a tu.. 6.10, 7.5(i rn. Trams arrive Perth
A tn^r -9.30 a m.. * 104.05. 5.26,8.10 p. m. Sun
day, in 57 a. m.. ft.26, a to o. rn.
Tickets sold toa-’.i Western Points.
To- further tafoncatlcn apply lo tickot 1
agent?.
Staten Island Rapid Transit R. R.
Tirr.tr TaW* in effect on and after Oct, 11 1998
Pert i Am tcy to New York—Leave foot of
Smith St. oai’y except Sunday® and t.#»ge} f .
tJ. iidav 5 15, ol2 «,.5S, 7.35. 7 96, S f* .* -i-W
“ r5. ]r and * 1.25 am 1 * 56. 1 !*_ • 1 tiffij
4 3. t.4’. S 0 *, \> ■ 10..“/•. 11.15 P. iT"'
Sundays and Legal Holiday®
e.OO. T.fafi. 8.5\ 0 55. 10.56 1.56 A. M 18.66.1.66, j
I.'o, b.55. 4.5 i, 5.5u. 6.10. . 7.50, P.4U.P. M.
Ne- York ic Perth Amboy:—Leave foot of jj
Whitehall *t. dail\ except Sunday and Lenl d
H. i a\*. *."i. o.5f*.fi 00.9.00 in or*, li.ooa. ***,•• m
12 «» ’ 2 8i*. 3 30 4 80. 5*10. 5.30 5.45,6 15.
6.15, 7.30, 6.30,9 41.11.05 12.25.
Sundays and Legal Holida* A
Leave New York 7 0 . V ' 0. If .00, 11.00, 13 fO.a.jn
1 0 2 iO, 8 it,4.00, 5.00, 6.O., 7.00, 8.(0, C.(0 |
ILOD.p.m.
Firry bet ween Perth Amboy and Tot too villa—
leure Perth Aronoy oat v xf> 15. 12, 6.82. ^
xG.6R. x7 So, x8(«, X8.55. m5, x:nG5, 10.50 jj
x 1 .'la m 12 26. xli.K, xl.68f x« 50. rR.W, s
xl 3<'. 4 55. z6 3 . G 0U. x6,45. 7 ‘ 6, 7.10, X8 00,
x9 "’9 :> x ..80 xll.15 i>. ru. 12.30a.m.
SundavR»nd I.e*a’ Holidays x G.20, 6 45. x7 66
x8 *5 x .V xiti.v.s ll.Sf-. a tu x 12.55. xl .55, '!
XS..55.X s 55. s4 f<! *(j.sU,x6 60, x7.L0 h 10,
x.« 40,10.80. p m 12.40.a. m.
I e^ve To'tenville daily xl.ST, 5.*5, 6.?8. 6 41
x7 If 7.50 x8 16. xr'l0 9.40 xlO 16. Xll C6 s. 1
m xl2 6. 12. S vl ;s. x3 66. xR 87. 4.10, x4.3?, %
5 1'* t5X7. r.5 18, xC.55. *7.17, z 7.40, xS.37,
xg iu l5x '6, r m. *12.1' . x’.gOA. M.
Sunday® ard Legal Holiday® *6 30 7.15. x 8 10 j
9.«o. xlO.l). xll.n. o. m xl2.10xt.1,z3 1O
x3 * > X 4 10 X5.1T. xft.10 x7.lU,xe.l ,x9.10
xlO 12 1<) 45. p mi. *12 10a.m.
•Legal holidays only*
zTrain Connection
3 VAN P H. CA88IDY.
Rfvelvp- (fen'l Traffic Agent
FOLETSIPWHMWR J
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