Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-20
Local Items

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Carpenters are repairing the damage
done by the fire at Il. Bloodgood's
cigar store yesterday.
The office of Kinsey Brothers,
Woodbridge and Metuchen roads, is
being enlarged and entirely rebuilt.
Pc Ambo Tribe, Red Men, meets
tonight.
Tomorrow night the Democratic
mass meeting for foreign voters will
be held in Kozusko's hall, Catherine
street.
The committee IN charge of the
coming leap year dance reports great
success.
The Scheuer barn, which was
damaged by the recent fire in the
sheds back CT Smiths blacksmith
shop, King street, is being repaired.
Mrs. M. NJ. Van Keuren, of 1Os Water
street, who has been employed for sever
al years by the American Smelling &
Refining Company, will shortly resign,
and move to New York City, where she
has accepted a position.
Tickets are now being sold for the ball
and reception of Court Standard III,
Foresters of America, which be held in
Drooa EalI Novanbar 90
Mrs. r. S. Nedham, of Water street, has
reported to the police the loss of a silver
purse.
John II. Gregory, Jr., has returned to
this city, and contemplates entering
Pratt Institute.
Andrew Bashista is on the trail of a
lost COW.
Electrical Workers Union, Local 35s,
met in the Adelaide building 1873 Smith
street, last night.
The Royal BOOSTERS, who are to take
part in the minstrel show in Wilder Hall
in December, met at the home of Albert
PETIT, 105 Market street, last night, for
rehearsal.
Many invitations have been issued for
the private leap year dance to be held in
b raga Hall, November 1.
The work of erecting the tower on the
Greek Catholic Church, of st. John the
Baptist has been started.
Druggist G. A. Sexton is having a
patent sidewalk laid in front of his store.
The second floor beams of the Shangold
building are in. place.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Syakszun,
who was killed by a train in the Pennsyl-
vania yards yesterday morning, will be
held tomorrow morning from the Greek
Catholic church. with enterment In st.
Stephens cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Golfer,
who died after a fall down a flight of
stairs Tuesday, was held from st. Mary's
r. c. church this morning, with inter
ment in st. Mary's. cemetery. u,
A Harvest sociable will be held in the
Baptist chapel Thursday, October 81.
The admission will be 10 cents.
The steamer Maracas from Trin idad for
the port is due in New York Sunday
afternoon.
The ball and reception of the Bartend-
er's Union will be held in Wilder Music
Hall November, z.
More electric lights are being put in the
Hotel Central.
At 4 O'Clock this morning two of the
heavy truck horses owned by Graham &
McKeon, contractors, began fighting in
the stalls. One of them was badly kicked.
Miss Tessie Farrell, of South ..Amboy,
is the gnest of her cousin, Mrs. Walter
Rechnitz9r, of Market street, for a few
days.
Work on the new Shangold block State
and Fayette streets, going along rapidly.
So far the side walls and part of the roar
walls are up.
Tonight the Sixth Ward Democratic
Club will hold a meeting in August
Mussigbrodt's Hall, 36 Hall avenue.
The Senior class of the High School
met this afternoon.
The charge of stealing $50, to which
John Skobel vest erday confessed, as told
in the News. was not pressed by Peter
Karmazan, who recovered his money, and
Skobel was released.
Patrolman Meshrow was this morning
detailed to investigate the mysterious
disappearance of a table cloth on Hunt
ington street.
1t has been reported to the police that
a trunk belonging to Alex Sobada was
stolen from the house at 80 Chauncey
street.
During the building of the stone steps
in front of the High School, the pupils
are using the driveway at the side and
rear of the fire house adj dining.
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