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CONGANNON AGAIN
WINS POOL MATCH
Defeats Chrisioffersoii in IOC
Faint Gamo by Seven
Points.
Elmer Christopherson, tho local pool
champion, accompanied by a large
oroyvd of rooters, jouraovcd to Wood
bridge list night to play a game of
pool against tho pool sharp, Joseph
Concatinon. of that place. It was a
100 ball game for a good sized bet,
and tho local man lost by seven
points. Another match is to bo play
ed at tho ltaritan Cafe.
LOOKING FOR GAME
Tho Forum basketball tenm is look
ing f ir games They are ready to tre
their luck against any local or out of
town teams. Chester Cillis ts the
manager.
INTER-STATE LEAGUE.
.. ■ / . _
W. I.. Flayed
Friday Nights 7 a 10
Aniicitins 0 4 io
Three P.’s 4 (i 10
Aqnahongas 11 7 10
If yon are out of work put an ad.
n the Evening News, it will cost you
nothing.
THEODORE BL0CUS00D
BOWLING ALLEY
Billiard and Pool Parlor1
ClfiARS AND TOBACCO
k 42 Smith Perth Amr-ey, N. j.
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STRIKES AND SPARES.
The Friday Nights I eld a s' or
1 business meeting last night, afte
which they held a practice game. Th
tram is in good form and at the nex
match game they hope to do eoui
good work.
Tonight the Pop Social bowlin,
team are to take a trip to Metuchen
where they bowl against the Eagles
of that place.
The Seasides and the Brown bowl
i ing ream will roil up soores agains
| each other ou the Bloodgood allev
tonight.
The Catholic Club bowling tean
are to use the Hartmann bovvlmj
alleys ono night next week. Twc
teams from the club aro to practice.
The Riversides and Wonders play i
return game on the Hartmann alley,
Wednesday night.
The Raritan bowling team, of New
Brunswick, bowl on tho Bound Brook
; Hotel alleys tonight, against the
Bound Brook team.
AMERICAN LEACJE MEETING.
Ul.MCtm 11 "ill, -, / ti-M Arrmeie Kales
k*V»r !’s:inu» Plaiy.
C. UtC.UJU, Dec. IS. T:e• magnate.
! af tlie* Aui.'iv^n Ihmohell longue ;ii
(!iolr nnu*ml meeting In n* rescind d
the foul strike* mil* adopt**! last yeai
is an experiment declared in fa
Vim* of a schedule of 154 games In or
$er to moot tho extrusion of tin* Na
;UmnI league nehedule. Tin* playing
leusnn will open April 15.
'i’iii* vote* against tin* foul strike rule
was unanimous, and a committee con
sisting of <\»m;*kiy. Chicago: Farrell,
Now York, and Kilfoylo. Cleveland,
wax appoint**! to meet with tin* rules
(oinmittoo of tin* National league* and
try to effort a compromise on the rule.
'i’ho National league at its recent
meeting in New York declared in favor
of this rule, and it is tin* general belief
that considerable trouble will be ex
I crim -td before a substitute rule sat
isfactory to both leagues can be agreed
upon.
lulling the discussion of the matter
at tin meeting: suggestions for a eom
I remise were offer- d by veral of the
magnates, but nothing definite was de
cided upon.
< n of i *r • Jdont .Shi] e of
Philadelphia that oafy the first r*>u
1h» called a strike and that the othoi
fouls bo treated as they used to be bo
lore the adoption of the foul strike
rule last year seemed to meet the ap
proval of most of the magnates, and it
was said that ail effort would be made
by the committee when it met in joint
session with the National league com
mitiie to reach a settlement of tin1
<1 liesticu along these lines.
Mucin*? at lujarlemlde.
SAN ritANClSro. Dec. IS.—Long
priced horses were t*» tlie front In some
*. races at Inghside. Kicknmboti
took the opening number, while Ellin
r King scored in the last race. Lord
? Melbourne came out and heat the Held
t easily in the mile and seventy yards.
3 Hasp fell in the last race.
y Hnawali it ml \nv York Won.
* NEW OH LEANS, La., Dec. 18. -
1 IIthi/.:-:ah and New York were the win
• ning Iavorites here. The stewards were
dissatisfied with the performance «»f
Bengal, Iavo:\to in the third race, and
: mspended r. E. Burnett A: Co., the
; >wners, and Livingston, the Jockey,
lending an investigation.
l’ioiiliig Last (lie Bout,
XM\ Y0UK, Poe, 18. -Jack Monroe
of Iiutlc, Mont., met John Piening in a
wrestling bout at Prospect hull. Krook
i.vn. Plotting agreed to throw his op
ponent three times in an hour, Greeo
Kom.in style. Munroe won the match,
'.s Piening got two falls, but failed to
yaIn the third within the time limit.
Fr:i ii Ul tFoot hull Team Won.
XI.\\ YOHK, (>oe, 18.— 'i'iie YVnter
• own Athlelie eiuh footlmll team was
ueleatod :J to 0 at Madison Square
Garden last night by the Franklin
team.
Tale Defeated Polytechnic,
TitOV, N. Y„ Dee. IS.— The Yale
basket lull team defeated the liens
mdaor Polyteehnie institute team here
iasl night by a score of !i to o.
Shipyard Trust Case.
Xh.W YUitK, Dee. 18. — Charles
Sleele of J. P. Morgan & Co. and
'Charles I*. Alexander of the law drill
ol Alexander A Green were the two
witnesses Intredue-.-d at the hearing
•»to the affairs of the T'nited States
Shipbuilding cumpany. The formei
mid of Ills kamvlelge of how tin
l'-etldehem stem plant was acquired ltj
1 'buries M. Schwa': through the i'nitei
s'tales Sin I corporation syndicate am
'*■ the selling agreement with Harris
Gabs A Co., wliereliy the slock givei
" Morgan A Co. and .Mr. Schwab as :
' ■ >nus Wii! to l»vi sold fh\>t. >. j;r\
• f r. iVbu vms still on the stand wlir
id.j.iurill!; Ml v. m •' t.iiC :i. tuM J11; ]•(
at iniis P) Join \V. V« mig. tlir < iuato
' ^'1. r.i .'<■; hi; ‘’.'jo'.lf''
i Purls ;ji the tini • U r* Fivnoh mdoi
'' it and wlmt lio di
.'d i'.u T:tl:.» ,\v < ' <1:0 fnh rprisc*.
Chief of Police Badly Womided.
I NOBTII ADAMS, Mass., Dec. 18.—
Chief of Police William F. Dineen was
shot, probably fatally, here by police
Officer Oardner Nortlinip immediately
following the temporary suspension of
Northrop by the chief for alleged In
toxication. The shooting occurred on
the second floor of the police station,
where the two men were alone. Oitl
cers on the floor below rushed upstairs,
overpowered Northrup and Inter re
moved Dineen to the hospital. Ilis
condition Is said to be critical. Four
shots were fired, two going wild. Olio
shot took effect in the chief's jaw and
the other in the abdomen.
Weather Probabilities.
Fair; light northwest winds.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Boston police killed one of five bur
glars in a running fight.
Lightning struck the White Stag
liner Teutonic in the height of a snow
storm off the coast.
Two couples were married in a rail
road car in Kentucky while the train
was running fifty miles an hour.
Emperor William, accompanied by
many notable persons, has left Berlin
for a hunt in a Hanoverian forest.
The Belt Overcoat,
very long, very loose, with
a detachable belt, made of
fancy material in very
handsome patterns and
colors, is worn a great deal
more than you may think.
Just the fashionable over
garment for snappy dress
ers ; sure to please you.
Be sure it has our label.
' :
Your money back for
anything not right.
For Sale by
h. McCullough,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
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Stamps Stamps Stamps
The most liberal Stamp (ffer ever made by a Perth
Amboy Merchant. We are goinjj to help you fill your
Stamp books befoie Christmas
WITH ALL PURCHASES.
s Low as
Take advantage of Uic unusual offer for SATURDAY AND MONDAY
4-oo worth of stamps with each pair of shots |
it . 150
6 oo worth of stamps with each pair of ~lio's 3.00
7 oo worth of stamp r with each pair xioes
at .*.50
ro.oo worth of stain os with each pair of shoes
at - - - 3 OO
r 2.00 worth of stamps with each pair of shoes
at.
15.0.0 worth of stamps with each pair of shoes
at - ... 4.00
This offer applies to either ladies, Gents
or Childrens shoes, and all are sold at
our regular prices.
Buy Your SLIPPERS HERE WW
We have an excellent assortment of all kinds l J L. y LI flB
of slippers at reasonable prices with liberal wj fjji P9
anion, t of stamps allowed.
Jose i) h B ruLc iv
120 SMITH STREET.
PERTH AMBOY UST. J.
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Beautiful Premiums can be secured with these stamps for half book or 500 stamps
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Eggl Perth Amboy, N. Jj
GROCERS.
Blue Front Ca Ii Grocers. 132 Smith St.
M. Goldberner, 404 and 40ii State St.
M. J. * M.sen, 27 and 29 Wood bridge Road.
L. I. Witten, 205 Smith St.
S. Fine, 33 Hall Ave.
E. Junniezewiez, 36 Hall Ave.
M. Gluck, 245 Smith St.
S. Lowenkopf, 173 Smith St.
J. Alattencei, 9 Smith St.
N. Julian, 139 Washington St.
Al. Ocrtel, 19 Goodwin St.
A\ . N. .Martin, I 15 Madison Ave,
J. II. Tol't A Son. 317 State Si.
A. Slier. 39 Ilall Ave.
I). Encfaerman, 511 State St.
JEWELER.
I. Marin, 395 State St.
DRY AND FANCY OOODS.
; O"oeubiiuin’s, 40!) State St.
! H Deimm A Rortcnhortc, 397 Suite St.
\ E. Soil, DO Smith St.
Wedeen Hrothcrs. 220 Smith St.
j A. Kramer, 313 Slide St.
MILLINERY.
14. Kroielsheimer, 117 Smith SI.
I’iihiee Millinery, 300 Stnto St.
CONFECTIONERY.
4. Miitteueei, 31 Smith St.
<'. Eayin, 2S1 Smil h St.
| M. Siiiuusky, 312 Slate St.
I
} ROOTS AND SHOES.
| .1. Brimk, 120 Smith St.
S Oreeiihiium's. 100 Shite St.
| Wedeen Brothers, 220 Smitii St.
f 41. Shimpdd. 352 State SL.
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■ - >-*1.* >-• -.i4.Ji,.'.i i< Y^>JU Ja t iv»J<i).' — — Main i»
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
F. Janniozewioz; 36 ITall Ave.
•I. Polkowitz. .‘522 State St.
•I. Polkowitz, alS State St.
I. Polkowitz. 2!7 New Brunswick Ave.
X, Julian, I -it* Washington St.
[j Reliable Meat Market, (Jor Broad and j
[ Division Sts.
| J. llospodar, Fayette, eor. Pros eet St..
II. Pavlovsky, 2 12 Smith St;
S. Lowenkopf, 173 Smith St.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
M. Shumskv. 3lo State St.
A. Slier, 39 Hall Ave.
Fords, N. J.
GROGERS M. II. Clam, II. E. Winant,
Maruer, N. J.
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j GROCER Bine Front Cash Grocer.
Totten ville, S. I.
GROCER—Blue Front Cash Grocer, Main
St.
SHOES—L, Larson, 225 Amboy Ave,
CONFECTIONERY—If. G. Sprague, cor. »
Main St. and Amboy Ave. r
BAKERY—Weidonliauft, Amboy Ave.
DRY GOODS —M. Lovcnson, Main St.
Pleasant Plains,S.I i
DRY GOODS—J. Light.
MEATS AND PROVISIONS—Androvette.
SHOES—J. Piroth.
GROCERIES—Wilbur A Manee.
CONFECTIONERY—J. Walters L. Laton
vette.
Bkte Letter Day Saturday, December 26, 03 S
KSSff$ 1.00 worth of Blue Stamps Free BLUE LETTER ^^Iohth"”®47
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