Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-10
CRY BRIEFS

@-Victoria Stass, OF s Wayne street.
W arrested by Special LehighValley
Officer James McDermott yesterday
afternoon and was fined So on a disord-
erly conduct charge.
Upper State street, above the
bridges, is being torn up preparatory
to the improvements there.
Oscar Lewisohn. when arrested
for auto speeding yesterday, gave his
age as twenty years and his address
as the st. Regis Hotel, New York
city.
The New Brunswick republicans
will hold their city convention tomor'
row night.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Education will be held tonight
The Daughters of America will
hold a meeting tonight.
The carpet in the front enclosure
in the council chamber has been TAX
en- up and the floor oiled. 1t makes
a good appearance.
New trolley cars, all big heavy
ones of the 1.100 class style, have been
sent to this city and will be used on
the New Brunswick route. They are
far superior to the old cars, which
are being done away with.
Many tickets have now been dis
posed Of for the army ball and recep-
tion which the Raritan Club will hold
IN Wilder Music Hall October "a. The
4 " 'ttee in charge will meet
thisyeek in the club house in
Ugh street,,
james Hughes, Of CAT State street,
I was arrested by Patrolman Meshrow
I this morning on a disorderly charge,
Detective James E. Gallagher is
on the trail of other men supposed to
be connected with copper losses at the
De Lamar Works.
Harry P, Fox, manager of Wilder
Music Hall, has made arrangements
or holding a dance and reception in
the hall tonight.
Regular meeting of the Chamber
Of Commerce will be held in the coun
Gil chamber tonight.
"A meeting OF the Perth AmboS
Democratic Club will be held a
Glenn's assembly room Thursday
night.
=Stainslaw Sobarchinsky, of 100
Charles street, who says that his
wife is living with another man and
refuses to return to him, has been
advised to see a lawyer with a di-
vorce as the end in view. He is will
ing to live with her. There is one
child.
-Patrolman Long found a bicycle
on Smith street, neal King, last
night.
The cow belonging to the city
almshouse was taken to the pound
yesterday. Poundmaster p. f.
Ernst gave it up upon advice to do so
and sent his bill to the city. Then
the city will get half of the sum paid
by the city to redeem the city's COW
which strayed from the city's poor
farm and was removed to the city's
pound.
"A suspieious-looking mar visit
ed a house on lower Lewis street
early last night and asked if the mar
of the house was home. He then
~rwent away and the police were later
notified, but the fellow was not seen
again in the neighborhood.
A door was found not locked in
the rear of the post Office on the
New Brunswick venue side of the
building last night by Patrolman l..
G. Jensen. He closed it with a
latch.
The Karkus-Cohen case in the
police court was dismissed this
morning, as the complainant failed
to appear. The case had been adj
journed from two weeks ago.
Clara Overgaard, of 270 Mark
ct street, found a gold ring with a
pretty stone. She took it from the
old ball field, where she picked it up,
to the police station. where il was
left to await its being claimed by the
owner.
Lincoln Engine Company win
meet tonight.
A number of local people will
30 to New York today to see the
baseball game.
-Laborers Protective Union met
in the Dana building last night.
Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av-