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11 y ^ I
High Grade Candies at cut Prices.
All our candies are fresh just made for the holidays. We have the finest
assortment in the city. As a special inducement we have marked down all
our good tor one week beginning . . „
. , ; i - . '• - > • .
, Dec. 18th.
I
We Carry Only First Class Goods,
I CAN YOU BEAT THESE PRICES?
I were cut
11). toll)
Assorted fine Chocolates 25 20
Chocolates and Fruit Jellies 25 20
H Fine Mixtures 25 15
Chocolate Cream Walnuts 25 20
Chocolate Cream Peppermints 25 20
Old fashioned ChocolateCreaui
Drops 25 20
Chocolate Peaint Drops 25 20
Chocolate Marshmallows 25 20
Chocolate Chips 30 2A
Chocolate Wafers 25 20
Chocolate Nugatines 25 20
Vanilla Nut Caramels 25 20
Chocolate Nut Caramels 25 20
Chocolate Caramels, plain 20 15
Chocolate Cream Drops 20 15
Chocolate Cream Sticks 20 15
Chocolate Nonpareils 20 15
Peppermint and Wintergreen
Wafer 20 15
Sweet Jellie Squares 20 15
Fine French Mixtures 10 8
American Mixtures 10 8
Jelly Beans 'j Were
Caramels 15c
French Mixtures llow
Fig Jelly
Cough Drops
Lemon Drops |
Horehouud Drops j
Fresh Fruits with fine Chocolate lb 5(>c
■ MMMMITI11_——: I !■! IM ■ II ■ ■ 111 ■ II I I ■!■ I ■ I ■ ■■■ ■ IIII Ill IIM—111 MM M 111 I ■ I I
We have some very fine boxes for Christmas Presents
THe Bosion OOBfestioneiy
321 State St.
b——naEwanE^aws————B——B—on
lllimiB I PM—— I
We Exchange Your Red
Star Trading Stamp* for
I_ Blue Exchange
Stamps
The Gres! Reductions
in our Millinery Dop’t lias been Ap
preciated by all our patrons, but
below we offer still further induce
ments.
' Wluiery
Sold by us is of tlie highest grade material and of
I the best workmanship combined with modest price. But
to make the introduction of the Blue Exchange Stamps
more memorable, we make the following offers.
With ovary l.COHatwo’ll give 3 00 worth of Stamp’.
“ •• 2.00 “ “ “ 0.00 “ “ “
<• “ 3:00 “ “ “ 0.00 “ “ *•
“ ,« 4,00 . 12 00 “ f“ “
•' •* 5. CO “ “ 15(00 “ •: “
•• “ 7.00 11 “ 25,00 ..
“ “ 1O.C0 “ “ •« 35 (0 •• “ “
HOLIDAY GOODS
Our selection of Holiday Goods is More generous
than usual, and we would advise an early call, while
stocks are complete. We’d hold your purchase and de
liver the same when ordered, v
DOUBLE STAMP? WITH ALL HOLIDAY PURCHASES.
”FURS
Make an exceptable present, and are plentifully
worn this season, better call ifi arid St»e what we offer.
j. KreielsheiHier
m d: * • ;• j
1,17 Smith Street t
BLUE EXCHANGE STAMPS WITH EVEmmJfil^ASE^^
TOMB OF ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Slowliu;^ Place of the Twelfth Presi
dent of the I »ited States Fast
Palling to Decay.
The tomb of Zachary Taylor, twelfth
president of the United States, is fast
tailing to decay, says the Kansas City
World.
A correspondent who recently visited
! he pla: e says for over half a century It
has lacked the care of a kindly hand.
Apparently, nobody cares.
The tomb lies live miles from Louis
ville, and is somewhat off the road.
Ivy riots over the weather-beaten blocks
of granite. The fastenings on the door
are red with rust. So far as known, no
key lias turned the locks for 50 years.
Visitors are rare. It is doubtful if half
a dozen tourists visit the tomb during a
twelvemonth.
And this neglected spot is the last
resting place of the hero of the Black
Hawk and Florida wars. Here is the
dust of that great soldier, who, with
4,000 American riflemen, drove In re
treat 20,000 Mexicans under Santa Ana
at Buena Vista. Here are the remains
of the American Cortez and president
of the United Slates, He who conquered
the swamps and everglades of Florida
and made Mexico surrender is forgot
, ten by Ills countrymen. Not one in
' 10,000 knows the place of his sepulture,
j The plaintive Words of Rip Van Win
; kle are appropriate: "How soon we are
; forgotten when we're gone!”
Rejected Women.
| In this era of dew records it may not
be amlSs to call attention to "Squire”
Samuel W. Hammers, a merchant of
Highland township, Gettysburg, Pa.,
whose claim to fame as a record
maker is based on the fact that he has
rejected 2.SG5 proposals of marriage.
Hammers is 50 years old. Some time
ago he advertised for a wife, who should
be “small of size, neat and good looking,
and possessing seme means.” In re
sponse camf the flood of offers, but not
one of the 2,805 lovelorn widows and
girls who proppsed to him prpved satis
factory.
Fntlier of f.exieoKmpherN.
Dr. Johnson, even excepting his pred
ecessor, Bailey, was not the father of
lexicographers. In the latest volume is
sued by the Historical Manuscripts con
mission on the mamincHpts In the Welsh
language it is stated that the idea of il
lustrating the meaning and correct use
of words by actual quotations from the
literature of a living language seems to
have been first put in practice by Grif
fith HiraeUiog, the herald bard of Wales,
who died in 15G4.
Servant* in Spain,
Servants have very low wages In
Spain. There a waitress can be erfraged
for seven or eight shillings a month and
often a girl will b; content with cnly hei
board and clothes. I
■
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS
DECEMBER JANUARY
S M T W 7 V S S M t vv T F £
i 'Ml'* 5 '.I I, 2
fii 7 Aon t2 3 £ 6 7! 3 9
13 14 15 lO 17J13 i'j io 11,12 13 14I15 JO
sotai 22 23|2-l!2£ 21 17 18! 19 2o|a 1122 23
27^3 29 30 311. . : 24 2 5|2h 27 28 2 j '<>
,.L-■'.■! 3^--L-J-••
Dec. 18—Concert, Miss B. Campbell,
Wilder Hall.
Dec. 23— Theatrical entertainment for
children, Braga Hall.
Deo. 2fi—Theatrical performance,
Braga Hall.
Deo. 27—German Vergnuegongs Club
Christinas Tree, Braga Hall.
Dec. 31—Ball, Woodchoppers, Cabin
Amboy, 49, Wilder Hall.
Dec. 30—A lb ran i dance, Wilder TTall.
Doc. 31—Steamfitters Union, Braga
Hall.
Jan. 2—Private entertainment, Braga
Hall.
Jan, 3—Braga's - Society Christmas
Tree, Braga Hall.
Jan. 12—Masquerade ball,Imp’d Order
Red Men, Braga Hall.
Jan. 9—Hundred Mens Club No. 1
ball, Braga Hall.
Jan. 14—Masquerade Ball, Hebrew
Progressive Association,
Grand Central Palace.
Jan. 19.—Masquerade Ball, Coart
Perth Amboy, 3034, I. O. of
P., Braga Hall.
Jan. 21—Ball, Original Hebrew Undies
Benevolent Society, Grand
Central Palace.
Jan. £ ^Verguupgungs Club ball.
Braga Hall.
Feb. 2—Ball, Congregation Beth
Mordecai, Wilder Hall.
—Mmmwu—017
I Forrest I.. Smith
Cl T Y S UR V E Y O li, |
BCHEl'SR BUILDl.VOy^ _ g
Fred. Luptow Heimjkrt A. Bush«ell. |
LUPTON & BUSKNELL 1
SUCCESSORS TO LUFTO.N A LcrTON I
..Granite and 4K£arble.. 1
Monumsnts I
Headstones |
and ‘Fencing.
I Your Patronage Solicited.
New Bruits'll Av. & Centra! FI. R. |
Npoke Too 'Well.
She—I don't like that Mr. Stinger—
lie speaks so disrespectfully of women.
Last night he said that Mabel was
luite a fast girl.
He—Why, the brute! Mabel Is the
most modest girl I ever saw!
She—Indeed! ! see you don’t know
Mabel very well.—Kansas City Jour
nal.
How He Worked.
“I'm afraid that boy of mine will
kill liimselt by overwork.”
"Overwork! I didn’t know he ever
worked.” .
“Oh, I refer to mental, and not phy
sical, work. He overworks his brain
trying to find excuses for not doing
anything worth while.—Chicago Post.
Often IlnppenM That Way.
Briggs—It's too bad about Winkle
and the girl he is engaged to. Neither
Df them is good enough for the other.
Griggs—What makes you think
that?
“Well, I’ve Just been talking the
matter over with both families.”—Tit
Bits.
Not Qnite ‘Wliat She Meant.
The New Woman—What I want to
know is: has a woman a right to beat
arms?
Professor of Heraldry—To bare
arms? Why, certainly—especially when
she is washing or making pastry.—
Ally Sloper.
Why Traveling is Dangerous
Constant motion jars the kidneys which
are kept in place in the body by delicate
attach meats. This is the reason that
tra elers, trainmen, street car men, team
sters, and all who drive very much, suffer
from kidney disease in some form.
Foley’s Kidney Cure strengthens tlio kid
ney’s and cures all forms of kidney and
bladder disease, lieo H. Hausau, loco
motive engineer, Lima, ()., writes, ‘'Con
stant vibration of the engine caused me
a gieat deal of f i.iublo with my kidneys,
and I got no relief until I used Foley’s
Kidney Cure.” For sale at Sextons
Pharmacy.
A \imhle Trouble-.Jumper.
Tom—They say hot water keeps ont
young.
Dick—Sure; it takes activity t,o keep
out of hot water.—Detroit Free Press.
Saves from Hydrophobia.
Nine hundred and seventy-five per
sons out of 1,000 inoculated for hydro
phobia after being^bftten by a mail dog
are saved from death.
Adopt the Medium.
B? not so severe that you arc blamea
for it. nor so gspule that you are tram
pled upon for it—Mary A. Mason.
Fatality of Pneumonia
Pneumonia is the most fatal of all acute
i flections, being second only to consump
lon in n ortuaiy lists, all classes, rich and
ioorr young and old succumb to its ra
vages. Foley’s II ney aud Tar cutes
:olds and picveuts pneumonia and lias
Hired many severe cases of this disease.
'My wile bad a severe attack of juieu
lionia Which followed a severe attack of
a grip|ie and I believe that Fo’cy’s Honey
old Tar saved her life,*’ writes .lames
’offer, of Raymond, Mass' For s i e at
•Sextons Fharmacy
mmm salve
2s the most healing calve In I
the world. It cures Sores, Cuts,
Burns and all Skin Diseases.
It positively
CisrBS PiFes
S. Kingebaker, Bo East Ch.o Street
Chicago, writer : “ I bad a Lad care oi
Tiles for several yeirf. EAnKi 4 SALVE
cured me quickly and permanently af'sr
ot7err.l doctors and remedies h.-.d failed
to relieve me.”
itUARANTZFD. Prtao2GQv:tit
IOuildcrs and Con
tractors Directory.
First Class
FRESCO PAINTER and
DECORATOR.
Gilder of Furniture and Altar-’. Wants
private work and work for the trade.
Rooms decorated $°.0C and ;10.00,
guaranti e of 7 years.
lliglie?t reference on application.
All work guaranteed.
HENRY NEMTZYK
271 Washington Slrcet Perth Amboy.
Telephone 1 (Hi J..
CHRiSTcHSEtt & rEDDERSEK
Masons eij:1 Contractors
OiScei \Vi Madison Ave,
Tel. 67b Perth Amboy, N. J,
j. H. IYKHLLL
FINE TEAMS ANT
COACHES FOR
WEDDINGS,
FUNERALS, Etc.
A SPECIALTY
Carting to ALL PARTS of the CIT'i
Residence and Office; 30 Coir.ciercD St
Tel. Call 34.
Sand, Grvel. Brick, Flue LiniDgs sc.
Sewer Pijie Furnished.
35 Woodbridge Road. 170 Brighton Avi
LUND & CHRISTENSEN
Carpenters and Builders
Office aud Shop: <j Kawt Avenue,
Estimates furnished. Jobbing alter.dod t
GRAHAM TIHeGN "
General Contractors
EXCAVATING, GPADING, ETC.
:5and, Grave'.. Broken Stone, Carting.E,
244 Smith St. 225 New Brunswick Avr
A. K. JENSEN,
Successor to J. K. Jensen.
Mason and Contractor
221 Washington St.
F~xTUrBANSKi
Bouse Painting, Paper Hanging, Intent
Decor&tire. 238 Washington S
JENS V. JENSEN
ARCHITECT
OFFICE; I’. O. BUILDING
Reticence; 250 Washington 8t.
Perth Amboy, N. J
F. J. LARKIN
Plumbing & Gas Fitting
Steam, Hot Water and TTor Ur Heating
Do&Ic r In Stove* Ran res and JleaU
Repairing of all kia i -p ? :i*11. v*.
357 Stats street, IVrth Amboy, N .
THE FARRINGTON CO.
Fuccoanors to Farrington & Bnnyo' &
LUM3ER. MME. LATH,
KILI.WCRK. HARDWARE
All bind* of Building ulatsrlal
Office, 138 Favette street Forth Am toy, N. 3
E. 0. CARLSON.
Painter & Paperhangar
! Jobbing promptly ttoiited to it»7 Jordon -
C. W. WINBERG
Painter and Paper Hangor
142 Brighton Ave.
Established in ’880.
-—
W. J. DONNELL
Wholesale and Ri:tall Dealer in
Lumber, Lath, Cement. Doors, Sashes
Blinds, Mouidinfs, Builder’s Hardware
Hair aud Nails.
Office and Yard; JeJTerson St.AfC. R. R. of N, J. ■
Perth Amboy, N. J.
P. SKOV & CO.
Artificial Stcne and Cement Works
Office: 108 F'uiton St.. New York Ctfy I
. I
R. B. SMiTH Sanitary Plumbet
Tinning and Sheet Iron Worker. Ptoan
and Gas Fitter. Jobbing jr/romplly t
attended to.
Shop 55 N. B. Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J. tj
J. P. KOYEN
CARPENTER cod BUILDER
Estimates furnished. Jobbing attended ti ‘
90 New Brunswick Av., Perth Amboy H
SHOP; 17 KINO ST._ 4
a
R)LEYSKIDM.YCUE;E \
Makes Kldncvs and Rladdc-’ tor'it j'
50 YEARS’
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights 4c
Anyone sending n bketch and description may
OuP’k!y HS'-erfiun fair option free wb'ther r.n
iiivcni ion Is probably patentable. * • miinnriipa
ti inn “trtctly confident ml. habobook or. Patents
Beni fr«!<*. Oldest agency for securing patent •».
Patents tafceu tbr »ugh Munn & (,o. rece.ve
tpecial uoilcf, without charge iu the
Seieiitifie flw«rican.
A Tiundsomely Illustrated vrerkly. J,«reo"t ^r
dilation «.f any scientific journal. Terms. a
year; four :<i«ntbi,fL Sold by all newsdealers.
mm & £Qt3G13road*ay. New York
Branch Office. b2o F BU Washington. V. C.
5tr!ctly Honest Above All.
Woman—Land rakes! You ain’t
;oin’ away without Epiitiin’ some
rood, be you, after all them nice vit
les you et up?
Polite Stranger — L3dy. nothing
voulil give me greater pleasure than to
ijiiit some wood for you, bu: I am a
cleptomaniac and am afraid I might
deal your ax.—Judge.
Immaterial.
Tuftold Knutt (with a hollow cough)
-Mister, when a pore man gits tired o’
bin’, like, wet’s the easiest way fur bin
o kill hissc.f? Tailin’ pizen or inhalin’
;as?
Man of t!.r Pott Well. I can r eoir
nenti both way.. I own a drug store and
have ec me stock in a gas company.—
Chicago Tribune.
SiASSESSMENT NOTICE".'
Notice is hereby given tlmr bv
virtue of an order and direction of the
Jirenit Coart of the County ot Mid
Uesex, dated the eighth day of De
cember, in the year Nineteen Handled
uid Tiiree, the nndersigned, the Com
missioners appointed by the said
Jnurt, to estimate and assess the
benefits to lands in the vicinity of the
lew sewer laid and constructed in
Davidson avenue to Market street, in
the Citv of Pertli Amboy, will meet
it the Council Chamber in said city
in Monday, the twenty-first day of
Dacember instant, at two o’clock in
the afternoon of said day, to giro
public hearing to all parties in inter
st, who may desire to be heard, in
tefcrence to the matter of the assess
ment for benefits conferred by the
:onstruction of said sewer, niton lands
md real estate in the vicinity thereof,
pursuant to an act of the State of New
Jersey, entitled “An act to authorize
cities to construct sewers and drams,
uid to provide ior the payment ot the
•ost thereof” approved March 8th,
1882, nnd of the several acts supple
mentary thereto and amendatory
thereof.
Dated December 9th, 1903.
JOHN G GARRETSON,
JAMES E. NOLAN,
AUGUST KEOEGER,
Commmissiouers.
1333 12-U-10t
RARITAN TRACTION CO.
Time Table In Effect IX c. T, 1903
Cars lea esMetuebeo for IV'th Air.bof ami
ul points H*t to Woo bri ire Creek Bridge half
icurlr from 0:06 a n.to835a ni. HourJyJf’om
.81 a. rr*. to 4.:: p.m. Half hourlv from 4.35
-. m. to 7.'. p. ui. itLil li urly fr m 7.35 p. in. to
11.35 p. in.
Cara leave Kean-bey School f* r M-tuch n 5
mil ojminultx past each hour In in 5.35 a.m. t •
‘. * a.in. an !» urly fr<»?u ?.05a.tn. t<> 4.'5p. it.
uni half hourly from 4.05 p.m. to 7J6 p. ni. utul
lotiriv ftcni 7.'<5p.tn. to ll.O* i . tr
B< ar< leave K* asbey fur • 11 points East ever™
15 munutes.
Ca s leave Bridge a: WoodbrI ge Creek for
■v**:iybey «»t foot of Smith S reet every fifteen
i.inutes from 5.03 a. m. to 12 night
(’art* Ituve Bridge at Woodbridpre r reek fo**
Metuch u half hourly f om G.Ob a. in. To 7.30
i. m Hour1’ only from 7. 0a. in to 3.30 p.m.
Half hourlv from 3.31 p.m. t • 0.3u p. ni. and
•ourly from o.'.O p. rn. to 10.3't p. m.
Curs l»-ave Mateo Island Ferry fo<* Met uehen
uid h easbv r-cho 1 at 8 ami 48 mi nut. 8 past
iaohleuirf ■ in '718 a. rn. to 7.18 a. tn. from 7.4*
t. m. lo 3.48 p. m. p. ni. at s8 minutes past the
tour'only from 3.48 to 6.48 at 18 and 1 minu es
>asr t h** hour ami from <>.1* to l-V.S at 48 m mile
nly. For Keasby at foot of Smith b treat ut 3
in i 3-3 minutes past the hour.
fare lea* e for taten Island Ferry for Bridge
ilWoodb'idgo Creek at 12.5:7. 42. ait *1 57 mm
ltes.pant each hour from 5.42 r. in. to 11.42 p. m.
WK (4. BOCK
C r r /* *■' rt * *> r H e n t
PERTH AMBOY POST OFFICE
SCHEDULE.
Taking effect Oct. 12. 1903
tens at 7 A.M. Clowes at 7 P. M.
Malls Arrive:
Jew York Western and Southern. 7 non m
fahway—Woodbridge. . ?.k»ura
South Jersey wav Mail. ■'•OUa ,n
fords and K*asbey.. . 8.15am
$evr York : nd Northern Way. 9 SO a m
Hahwav. direct.12.0Garr
Sew York auJ Northern Way... l-.30.p rn
South Jersey Way. 1.80 p in
iVoodbridge direct. I
‘Jew York direct . 2.30 p m
‘Jew Y'nrk and Nonhern \> ay.... 5 80 p n
South Jersey Way. .
3rooL iyn, Penm-ylvania and N. Jersey d.30.p ■»
^khwaj*. dirt ct. t'JJO p m
~ords and Keasbev.G.JiSpgm
.Mails Close.
fahwav and Woodbridge. 7.15 a m
• *-w t cr '< and Northern Way. 7 30 * m
outh Jersey Way. 9 0i»iin
Ivvt York an 1 Eastern States. 83Uam
'ords and Keasbey. 9.30 a ni
tahwa• and Woodbridge... . 12.00 a m
.*i:th Jersey Way. 12,00 pm
ew York a . l Northern Way —.— 12.30atn
■ ew York ami Ncrthern Way. 4,30 p in
outh Jersey Way . 4.80 p m
;al.way ind Woodbridge . 4.»ir*m
ords and F*»asbey . 7 00 p m
li points.. 7.00 pm
Mon«r Order department opens at 7 a m close*
t b.45 p m Saturday at G.30 p m
Guo. IT Ticb. P. M.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
3 Raritan Copper Works
j High and Lewis
r Madison ave and Paterson st
■* Market and First sts.
■> Smith and High st
r state and Smith rts
* Buckingham ave ai d Hartf
5Commere** and Front sts
; High and Washington sir
i .state ?• ana Buckingham ave
' hall ave and Charles st
r Railroad ave and Wayne st
: Washington and First sts
i Turnpike and Elm 8t
(Smith Ft and Watson ave
> Commerce and State s'.s
J Front and Smith fits
? Water and Gordon ett
I Kearny ave and Gordon st
'Smith and Herbert St
1 Woodbridge road and Washington si
i Lehigh ave r Stanford ht
To s*nd in an alarm, open the door of the bos
nd pull down the lever ami let go once only.
tay at hex until firemen arrive.
8PBCIAL CALLS.
1 tap—Break in circuit. 2 taps—Prill and fire
larm test. Hydrant at corner of Jefferson anc.
ligh street always to he used for this trial. 3
ups Fin* out. r. taps-Police call. 12—Call for
.iucoln Hose 13—Call for Washington Hose
1 -Call for McClellan Hose 16-Call for Pro
TT I
i J A \ S Y L V A NIA ft A ILthOAiJ
e<iuie In eEfe t, Nm, 29 ] IM'3.
"7” Stopn only to take on ca let off r>aM»ni»era J
Tor or froze f k ;■th Amboy on notice to A^anl or i
Conductor.
For further information see time tables 1
Tickets for all po'rt^ on the PeeBByMa J
Ita:iroad and connections, PnMznan accoin* 1
mod.iT.lonH. Ac. at ticket office,Perth Amboy 1
W. vv . ATTEttBUKY. General J* snarer. J
J e wo*"* 1 * ash'r Traffic Manager.
GLij W. i.OYI>. Gen'i f are. Ag’t.
----
RFAQmG SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Co-rect*d to Not. 29 1903
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY
For Now Yo^k. Newark and
G l% 7 17, 7.45, New York (r.u]y) 7.58. 8 £4,
11.Id. 11 TO. a,, m., 1 10. 8*\ 4 .'0. 5 09. d &»,
8'<5. f9 47. «.a‘. oi:ly» 9 55, p. m. Sunday..,
• 3**, a. m. 5 2V, 9 47, p. m.
Fur Philadelphia and irentor via
Brook, 7 17. 11 18 11.59 am 1 10, 5
6u« days, S 37 n. m. 5 W p. m.
For Lon;r Branch, ocean Gro*-« etc.
9 2 c.. id. 12.92 (l 05, bat only) 4 £7
12.' 8 >und^ys excepted) oar* •“*' v*
Ocean Grove) 9 55, - n. 4 V, 9 2J, p.
or Freeh >ui. 6 07 0.51 9 90 a. nu, li.fcl 2
j 5. if.
p.
,9.9,4.
; a. m.. (2
5.TO, 0 80.
8 30, p.m. rag
Leavt-s Elizabeth. 405. G.££, 8-4"*.
h. in. 1. «V>. -2.17, 3.£ti, 4.12, 4.43. 5.IK
■ >. p in Sundays. 9 a. m. 4a 2 is o7. p. nu&
' < \ >-s New ark 0 12, 8 £5, 9.42, 11.32, a m.
l5. ;.»'. 5.40.0 10.8.45 11.50, p m. Sun- '
daj s. 9.05 am 4 U\ 8 T, p.m. \
Through t'cnet* to all points at iovreetratei
may bo had cn aDpIicafion in advance to 1ta i
ticket agent at thd station. .
T7. G. Bxsi.xr, Yke-Pree. A General J£anag ;
C. I.’rsr, Genera! Passenger Agent.
_
l£HIGH valley railroad
Time Table in effect Nov 19 2008.
8-»fioiia It New iork, root ot Ccrtlandt, Uee- :
•iT'-sses iinfi ik jf.t 23rd street®. Pennu. R„ K 1
Forrlie,
; batvs Lx its Stat® Sntvxr Station,
FOB NEW YORK
8.1U. LPain 4 2)p.m. 1.8o p.m dallycornec’a :
w . way fsin fcr Bound Brook.Maucb Chunk
Weoilif :iy, Il:.zeltoc IV tisvl lie and Inter medi* ■
ate point'.
FOB COUTH PLAINFIKJLI>.
o.tu, . a. Ui. i.au,* *u. p. ia. c&t.oayB *
8.35 a. m 1.30. 6.15 p. m*.
FOR OTI1KB POINTS
T r n. m. Dolly Except Funday Connect with
u ii< \: n s'- for f I'.sion, ru-ihlehnm Allen
:<.wr, Buffalo Niagar:* VrA\h andCJht
Par’"«r Car New York to Buffalo, con-j
nec;swiih local train fur all points east of
Mauch thunk. '
> 8." a. in. Sundays only. Express train for 5
Buffalo. Ni‘..”ira l'all**, and Chicago. Mop* at
Etendngton JeN
4.an p. i: . Dni»r Fxcopt Sunday Exurees for i
for Wilke* Barre, Scran ten, Hurelton, i
:.r»d pr'rclr*1 Intermediate rtatlODB.
l*. p. i. . Sundays only Through train for
r.t:f/*io. Nla&aia Falls. Suspend ton Bridge
- iid ( hlc-Rgo.' cot nsets ior New York.
TRAINS l.JKAVF SOUTH PLAINFIELD 7
FOR PBBTF AMBOY
9.10, a v . 3.45. 5.00, 7.50, p. m. Sundays: ’
10 35 a. m.. 5.c0, 7.51 . m. Trains arrivePerth
A Uic-ct- n.;3 • a. m . 8.104.05,5.25,8.10 p. m. Bun- t
day, 10.57 a. m., 5.25, 8 10 n. ro.
Ticket« sold to ail Western Points.
For furiaci information apply to ticket :
agents.
Staten Island Rapid
Timr Table in effect on and
Pert:. Amboy to New
Smith St. doily except
Holiday 5 15, 6.12 6.58,
S 55, 10.05, and 11.25 a to. _
4.3/ 5.30, 6.43, *00. 9. 0.10.80. ll.lSJR^, ^
Sundays and Legal Holidays
0.20. 7.:*. •*.55. :V.” 10.55’1.56 A. M. 12.66,UeB
2.5:.. 3.55, 4.5 ), 5.5o. 6.TO, , 7.50, #.40,P. M.
Ne • York to Perth Am boy:—Leave foot of !
While hail ~t. ornlr except Sunday nad Legal
- ' \ ( .5* 8 Ri 9 h, 10.00. 11.GO*, m.
12 i. 1 ■ 2.56 . 3 30. 4 SO. 5.10. fi.ao 6.45.6,15. 1
6.33, 7.80, 8.30, 9.40,11.06 22.25.
Sundays and i-egal Holiday*.
I. oave New York-7 >9 i 0. Jt-.OO, 11.00, 18 00.*.W1 ^
I. O'*. 2.00,8 00,4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.CO, 8.CO, C.00 j
II. 0&,p.m.
F< rry between Perth Ambcyand TottcnviUe—
leav»* Perth Amhcy dai y x5.15. x6.12, 6.82, -
xf..5fi. x7 35, xS OS, xS.55. 9.25, x!0.05, 10 50 ;
xM *»a m. I:’ 25. rU>.55, xl 55. x*2 »•. xft.Ktt, .
"4.3". 4.55. x5 :>». 6 00. X6.45. 7 i'5, 7.f0, XS «),
XP 1" 953. xlu.80 xll.15 I. m.12.80a.m. <
, ru .vs in l I,e *c! Holidays x 6.20, 6 45. X7.55
•• - : X * . X10.5*. X 11.53. a. rn.xre.9A xl .56, «
. 55.x ft FA x4-V. ir>.*0,x6 60, x?.60 8 40, |
• « ,10.80. p ro 12.40.U. in. 4
• ve To'tenvJIle daily x1.80,5.55, 6.?2, 6.42
- in 7.N xc 15. xP 10. 9.40 *10 IA xll f5 *. i
X12 05. ’2 I 1 Tl 85. x2 86. x8 37. 4.10, x4.*T,
t5 3 \ xt; 18. xti.55, x7.I7, x 7.40, x8.37, 1
x iol’x' . f\ p ro. xl2.1*,;w1.80 A. M.
uosys ai d Legal Holidays *6 80. 7.16. x8.10 '
xlO.l'h xl 1.19. a m. xl2.l0,xl.1*\x3 .10 \
::3 10 x 4 10 x5.!C. xfl.10 x7.10.xf .1A, X9.13 j
12 10 45. p m. xl2 10a.m. ;■
*Legal holidays only* a
xTrfiin Connection
J. van smith. p. h. cabsidy,
Heoalver. G«b*1 Traffic Agent.
Pus'c, Sioldst Pr vents
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