Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-19
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Local Items

Rector streets.
The mayor and Board of Aldermen
will, tomorrow, inspecs the city prop
erty and pumping station at Runyon,
as the guests of the Water Commits
~sioners, as told in yesterdays News.
Sol Rubenstein and his bride, who
was Miss Annie Stricken, have re-
turned to this city from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Garlish and MI.
and Mrs. G J. Haney are home from
the st. Louis Exposition.
Preparations are actively under way
for an early issue of the High School
Echo.
The Board of Water Commissioners
meets tonight.
The stone work on the tower of st.
Marv's new church is completed. The
tower can be seen from almost any
part of the city.
The front of the Hotel Central,
Smith and SGate streets, is being
painted. Tho family liquor DEPART
ment will be opened Saturday.
J.. H. Hilsdorf, of Red Bank, was
in this city yesterday.
The Garfields will get together in
the rooms of the Republican Club b.,
Odd Fellows Hall, tonight.
Lewis Nixon was in town yesterday
looking after his shipbuilding inter.
ests.
Perth Amboy Camp, No. 10, Wood
men, of the World meets tonight.
John Hanson, Jr., of Gordon street,
has entered the employ of the electric
light division of the Public Service
Corporation, in this city.
The front of Parisen's drug store is
being painted.
Miss Madeline Mccormick will sail
for Ireland, Saturday, on the steamer
Fernessia, to remain about a year.
The flag sidewalk in front of Wal
ter Thompson's residence, Rector
street, has been relaid to conformlpto
the top of the curb line. s{ti
Gas connection repairs were yester-
dey made at T. Blood good ZAP Smith
street. es Yn.,
A cement sidewalk has been laidain
front of J. Bruce Smiths new Office,
adjoining his building, ct 80 Smith
street. The Office will be occupied, by
1!epsen, norlss. Ohio
Tony Hanrattie's fish stand, High
and Smith streets, is being painted. p
Repairs are being made to the cor.
Mica over the entrance to Oscar
Sohroeder's liquor store, 40 Sthitbb
street, ,co.e
Mrs. R. O. Giilies, of Brooklyn,
has been spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. William III. Mills, of
State street. zoo
One of the horses in the parade, be-
came unmanagable during the parade
last night and i'll the crush ottrthe
crowd in front of the Scheuer bnilds
ing, Smith street, to get out of'dthe
way, woman was knocked down and
trampled. She was able to get up and
go Oh her way. 1t is said that she
was Mrs. Corson, of T%otrenville.
The Building Trades Council will
meet Thursday night at 1873 Smith
street.
The subject at the prayer service in
the Baptist church. tonight, is
'Christ, the Door n the Good
Shepherd" The pastor will be in
charge.
The Young Peoples Society, of st.
Stephens Danish church, will hold
their regular weekly meeting tonight.
Coffee and cake will be served.
At the regular meeting in Simpson
NJ. e. church, tonight. the subject
will be Faith in Christ" Rev. S.
Ira 0ona Jackson, the pastor, will be
in charge.
Peter A. J~ohansen, this morning,
reported to the police the theft of n
bicycle left outside of Braga Hall
yesterday.
The new stone steps in front of the
high school are being laid,
Miss Bertha Bradley, of Market
street, entertained a number of friends
at her home last night.
Mrs. Louis Du Bots Watson gave a
delightful tea to a number of friends
at her home, 10 Rector street, yes
terday afternoon.
Charles d. Snedeker was an usher
at the wedding In Elizabeth, Monday
night, of George Schenck and Miss
Elsie S. Keys.
City Clerk Rielley, last night. gave