Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
Local Items

this city, aboard, hns arrived in Sc OF
land.
The large double doors of Mcclellan
Hose Company's new house have been
hung and painted.
Tonight the Westminster Cadets
will meet in the armoIy in full uni
form to drill.
Miss Della Mitchell, of Goodwin
street, leaves today for a two weeks
visit with friends in Brooblyn.
Tonight the members of Terra Gotta
Workers Union Local No. " will hold
an important meeting in the Adelaide
building, 1873 Smith street.
The regular meeting of the N. A, S.
E. will be held in their hall tonight
at 8 O'Clock. Important business
will be considered and oil members
are requested to be present.
WorKmen are hustling on the coal
trestle and Office of @. M. Peterson e..
Company, Smith street, and the con-
tractor hopes to- have the job COM
pleted in about three weeks.
Alfred Johnson ami William Buck
ley, theTtwo local ex ira motormen for
the Public Service Corporation, have
been transferred from this city to
New Brunswick. They run between
tbot o;tv opd South Apohov
The number of taxpayers settling
their bills at Collector Halls office
at city hall continues to be consider
able.
. Miss s. Chauss. Of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mr.. and MIS-, Michael Belaf-
sky.
Miss Jennie Numbers, of Wood
bridge, spent yesterday with friends
in town.
Miss Della Gorlin, of High street,
is taking a six months course of
dressmaklng in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swinson DOW
reside with Mr.. Swinson's father in
Gordon street.
Mrs. Smith, of Gordon street, spent
yesterday in New York.
Miss Della Sheppard, of Gordon
street. has returned home after visit
ing friends and relatives at Jersey
City Heights.
Miss Katherine Noe, of Water
street, attended an organ recital in
New York last night.
Robert McNeill, of Philadelphia.
has returned to his home after visit
ing his daughter Mrs. William Green
leaf, OF Jefferson street.
Florence Anderson, of Market
street, is slowly recovering from u
severe attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. Klussendorf. of Plainfeld,
spent yesterday in town,
A spirit of rivalry between two Hall
avenue storekeepers in the same line
of business led to frequent quarrels
between one man and the wife of the
ether. This morning their stories
we're heard by the recorder and each
warned to have no more words.
A pile of lumber for building opera
tions at the orn of High and Cor
don streets is left without q light at
night. A complaint has been received
by the police.
Roundsman Morris separated two
men IN IA trolley car on Smith street
about $3.50 O'Clock last night. They
were having a warm argument and it
seemed imminent that blows would
follow.
Niels Christensen, of II New Bruins
wick avenue, has reported to the po-
lice the loss of a spring wagon, taken
the night of Halloween.
Augustus Gilman left today for a
trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Lettie Tooker is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Saxton, of Long Is
land.
The executive committee Of the
High School Alumni Association met
last night.
Frsd Burchell is in town.
A three-man gutter band amused
crowds in different parts of the city
yesterday. 81
Assembly candidate 7. T. DUNCAN,
OF Woodbridge, was in town yester-
day.
Miss Ida Leopold, of New York, re-
turned home this morning after a
visit with State street friends.
Miss Alice Applegate, of Rector
street, attended the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth BELLS, of Pennington, to
William Sporting, Jr., of New Bruins