Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-06
Local Items

4 EA@CN
will surely come TO trial as the order
for tomorrow is peremp.ory.
The front of L Kreielsheimer's
iewlery store, in the ..Scheuer build
ing, is being painted.
Miss Aline Murray, one of three
members of the class of 1901 Metuohen
High School who entered the local
high school ut the first of the term,
has left to enter Rutgers Prep.
A number of the ladies in charge of
the bazaar of the Women's Guild, of
st. Peters Episcopal church, to be
held the 10. 20 and 81 of this month,
met yesterday. Arrangements are be-
ing rapidly completed.
f. A. Seaman is having q concrete
walk laid from the sidewalk to the
porch of his residence on Rector
street.
Pc Ambo Tribe, Red Men, and Pc
Ambo Loft, Haymakers Association,
meet tonight.
Rev. James Parker, the Prohibition
nominee for governor, who spoke here
Saturday night, O addressed a meeting
in Newark, Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. @. Brown is recovering from
an injury inflicted by stepping on n
nal.
AT high tide yesterday afternoon
the water wa exceptionally high
along shore.
The ya,ht Petrol and the sloop Only
Daughter arc out of the water, the
former at Gray's railway, and the
tllatter on the beach at the foot of
Market street.
Street Commissioner Weirup's gan g
was at work on the Metuchen road
beyond the hospital yesterday. The
road is badly washed there.
4 The trouble in connection with petty
lthefts on the night OF the recent
IShangold fire from one of the stores
in the burned block, is expected to be
enued by tomorrow by the police, who
have been at work.
The teachers reception will be held
in the high school tonight.
i James Growney and son, William
Growney, of jefferson street, are home
6 from thA st. Louis exposition.
, The complainant in the pants fac
tory fracas OF TUESDAY failed to ap-
pear in police courtgthis morning, and
!, the defendant was warned and dis
charged. sr- asela
Samuel Carlton ceFapiained to the
4, police this morning of the breaking of
. a window by a marble thrown by a
boy.
No quorum was present at the
4 Raritan Yacht Club house last night
o and no meeting was held.
Joseph Stumps, of Madison avenue,
e who, q short time ago, was injured
at the American Smelting s. Refining
Oompany's plant, is getting along
Q nicely.
The Building Trades Council will
meet Saturday night in tho Adelaide
binding, 1888 Smith street
Tonight the Young Ladies Social
, Circle will meet at the homo of Miss
= Eta E~isenberg, rs Watson avenue
Tuesday night the Board of Educa-
ton will meet.
s Jeppe Sondergaard entertained n few
r out of town friends yesterday.
Private Bjornson, who has beer
spending a few days with his father,
G Nels Bjornson, of Smith street, re-
turned to his duties in the United
g States Marine Corps Yesterday.
u Tonight the Electrical Worker
Union No. 353 will hold n meeting in
J. the Union hall.
Painters, Decorators and Paper
hangers Union, Local No. 144, helt
a we'll attended meeting in the unior
rooms, 1873 Smith street, last night.
The plant of Warren Brothers, OF
Merritt's wharf, is now entirely re
moved. At this plant, which was al.
of iron, the bitulithic mixture wei
made.
ISL Rev. J. l.. Lancas ter is slightly IL
at st. Peters rectory and is under this
al care of a physician.
-e The Royal Arcanum degree team
met last night.
Mrs. O. u. Planstead, OF New York
returned home yesterday after a visi
81 with friends on Washington street.
The space between the trolley rail
i' on Smith street is now torn up Yves
: to State street. Bricks and asphaI
are to be laid.
i; Snpt Arthur Nestor, of the Woo
Praaarvino nlant. haa left for q trim &