Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-24

A nttis pet dig owred BY Andrew
Hnltzimer, of Smith street, was run
over by a trolley car at Smith and King
streets last night about $50 O'Clock. It's
four legs were so badly mangled that it
had to hs killed. -
The Happy Fonr will hold a meeting
at Che home OF William Maloney 1l3
Washington street tomorrow afternoon.
All Of the members are requested to be
present as asspecialsconrse will be taken
up. Pster Patten is the president.
Eddie Orr, asyoung New York Hebrew
was arrested by Patrolmsn McDerm OFT
this morning charged with ~peddling um-
brellas without a license. He claimed to
be an umbrella member, but he had no
tools, and he was fined 81
John GrHga, a North Amboy fellow
known as "Democrat," whose reputa.
ton preceded linn, was committed to
the county jail this morning for thirty
days. He was arrested last night by
Patrolman Shultz. He fell against a win
dow at 81 Gortlandt street, breaking it.
He was drunk.
Vincent Banczkoski, of 38 Catharine
street, was bitten by a dog last night.
He did not know to whom the dog be
longs
A complaint was lodged today against
a manswho is declared to have stolen a
Lehigh Valley railroad tie.
The Evening Telegram's night sport
ing edition now comes to this city along
with those of the other New York pa
pers.
The Cha mber Of Commerce has some
attractive STATIONERY, with a map of the
surrounding waters, cities and railroads,
on the back.
A fine ships clock hiss been hung in
thesRarltan Yacht Club house. 1t strikes
the hours.
The police are investi rating the dump
ing ofa quantity Of offal by butcher
into a pond at Maurer.
There is talk OF racing under the
yacht clubs auspices on July Fourth.
Patrolman Tonnesen was called to
Washington land Division streets at
$50 o'clock last night. A glass win
dow valued at seventy-ei cents was
broken by some boys with a potato.
A fight between two Youths who be-
long to "a ''soeial" club, due to some
financial matter, occurred On Smith
street last night.
An electric sign in front OF l.. c..
Moore's shoe store was bvoken. The
man who broke it offered 10 stand for
the damage. The sign Cost originally
about S75.
Captain Fl. F. RehPurg, o. the barge
Marchus, of Staten Island. has re-
ported to the noliee the theft of his
small boat, whil9 he was anchored
hsarsthe Great Beds lighthouse. The
boat is of metal and eighteen feet
long.
Charles Cohen has reported to the
police the disappearance of a youth
employed by him, and who took with
MIN a gold watch.
Two women living on upper Smith
street appeared before the recorder
this morning with charges and coun'
ter-charges of n~ame-calling. The mat
ter was dismissed with a warning to
both sides. -.
The employees of the d. VOL o :
ing firm, in this city and Newark, will
GO on an outing TO Bellewood Park,
on the Lehigh Valley railroad system
Wednesday, July rs. 1t is expected
that the local store will be closed on
that day.
The Danish Singing Club will hold
q picnic and reception on Tuesday,
July 4, at Pulaski Park. Arrange
ments are now being completed and it
is hoped that the affair will be n sue
Cess.
Chief of Police Burke notified r. j.
Quinlan today to report for duty as a
patrolman on July |.
At the next meeting of the Carpen-
tiers Union, Local No. IS, new officers
will be elected.
The Painters Union are talking
about holding an outing at Union
Grove sometime in August.