Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-18

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Mrs. William Riverly is coniDed to
her home, 1911 Oak street, very ill.
A workroom has been built in the
rear of the office of the Gas Company,
in Smith street.
L. Bub Ward was this morning bitten in
the wrist by a dog belonging to Mrs.
Westake. The dog is kept tied to a post
by the gate, and bit Ward as he entered
the yard.
The damage done by the fire in John
Hegeman's house, Hartford street, yes
terday, amounted to about 800.
Charles Brown is back in the Cohen
lunch wagon again.
Nearly all of the pleasure crafts along
shore, are now stored away for the win
ter.
Tonight the private leap year mas
auerade dance will be held. in Union
Hall, Smith street.
A few people fIom this city will go to
Railway Saturday night to attend a
dance III Turn Hall.
Work on the South First street is
progressing nicely.
The Commissioners of Appeal will
meet at City Hall tonight to adjust tax
bill claims.
Tuesday night the Bricklayers and
Masons Union Local, No. q, will hold
an important meeting in the Union rooms
13s Smith street.
Wednesday night the members of Court
Stanadrd iii, Foresters of America,
will hold II ball Ia Braga Hall.
Ole Lind, the former wrestler of the
Danish Sociable a. c., has started a shoe
making shop in the basement Of the
Mccormick building, at High and Smith
streets.
Deputy Sheriff Gus %Simonson, of
Staten Island, was in town today.
All members of Perth Amboy Loft 65tS5,
of the lawmakers Association, are re-
quested not to forget the meeting to-
night.
Patrolman W. II. McDermott is off
duty for today and tomorrow.
Nearly all of the local students at
Rutgers College attended the reception
Wednesday night in Winant's Hall,
rendered by the members Of the faculty
and their wives.
Mrs. William A. Brown, and little
daughter, Frances. of Philadelphia, who
mas been visiting Mrs. Cornelius G Jones,
of 1873 Brighton avenue, have returned
home. Later she will visit relatives in
Woodbridge and Jersey City.
Little Tessie Sheehan of 2S1 Prospect
street, wlfo is confined to her home. with
tonsilitis, is improving.
Patrolman .Tonnesen shot a dog on
night.
A bakers boy delivering cake
at the residence of James Haney was
bitten by a dog claimed to belong to NJ.
A. Edgar.
Mrs. Chris Meshroe, of Jefferson street,
who was operated at the city hospital a
few days ago, is rapidly improving.
Mis-. Carlsdrom, of Gordon street, is
confined to her home with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson, of Gordon
street, entertained relatives from Keyport.
Mrs. James Noe and daughter Miss
Catherine, of Water street, spent Tuesday
in New York.
Mrs. Arthur Quinn, of Brighton ave
nue., is confined to her home with illness.
Mis-. Alexander Kant, of Jefferson
street, Is having the roof of her house
repaired.
The gypsy %encampment has moved from
the right side of the road to the left,
opposite Florida Grove.
Miss Laura Garden, nurse in Christ
Hospital at Jersey City, is visiting her
father. Richard Garden, OF Market street.
Ellison Davis, James Garlan and
Thomas Mullen, went to Landsdowne
and bagged twenty-three rabbits and one
pheasant last Wednesday.
- NJ. Shangold and 1. Markowitz were
in New York yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Edward r. Hoffman and children,
of T%ottenville, have returned home after
"A two days visit with her parents in
Miller street, this city