Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-12
City BRIEFS

The Friday Nights met at the
Hartmann Hotel in Front street, last
night.
The Perth Amboy Democratic
Club will meet tonight at Glenn's as
sembly rooms.
The second story window frames
are in place in the six-room addition
at the rear of school No. 1.
-Snappers are reported to be bit
ing in Princes Bay.
The cases for the registry lists
still remain at the city hall.
The quarterly meeting of the
High School Alumni Association will
be held at the high school tonight.
The residence of Walter Thomp-
son, at rs Rector street, has been
sold to Sidney Riddlestorffer, of
Lewis street.
Pierce & Watson have sold re-
Gently a couple of lots on the Mccoy
tract.
A meeting of the Past Sachems
Association will be held in the rooms
of Seneca Tribe No. 23, of South
Amboy, tonight at 8 o'clock. An
attempt is being MADE to have a large
attendance as this is In important
meeting.
Ernest Z~anzalares, of 631 State
street, has yet found no trace of his
daughter Lena, who left home Mon
day. She was employed in the cigar
factory.
The work of improving the high
school grounds was commenced to-
day.
The sixth ward democrats will
meet tonight.
The Catholic Club will hold a
meeting in the club rooms in the Odd
Fellows building Monday night.
The entertainment committee
of the Eagle Athletic Club will get
together Monday night.
The Ramblers will have a sup
per in the club house of the Eagle
Athletic Club, in Smith street. Sat
urday night.
A special meeting of Lincoln
Engine Company, of State street,
will be held in the engine house
Tuesday night.
A number of local fans have
made arrangements to go to New
York Saturday to see the Giants
and Athletics play.
Painters are at work on the
fronts of the Rubenstein and Chris
jefferson stores at n and SO Smith
street, respectively.
"A committee meeting of the
knights of the Golden Eagle will be
held tonight.
The entertainment and ball
committee of Court Amboy No. 5S,
Foresters of America, will meet to-
night.
Collector A. H, Crowell has
started one or two of the clerks on
the work preliminary to making out
the tax bills, which are expected to
be sent II early in November.
No session of the district court
was held this morning, because of
the fact that Judge Lyon was import
antly engaged out-of-town.
A policeman went to the neigh
borhood of school No. 6 yesterday
to investigate a complaint that some
boys had thrown pieces of dirt at the
school from the opposite side of the
street. He found no boys there
then.
Two broken telephone wires
were found lying in the street at
Rector and Lewis streets at 10
oclock last night by Patrolman An
drew Jensen.
Louis Perelman was required
to furnish 500 bonds for the grand
jury yesterday afternoon on a charge
of assault and battery made by Mrs.
Klein, a neighbor. There was some
row between the women, and Perel-
man idmucd in. Mrs. Klein re-
ceiyed a bruised eye during the row.
"A change OF timetable of the
Pennsylvania railroad took effect
October 10.
A young woman of this city who
had lost a valuable stone from her
ring later found it in a bowl of apple
sauce which she was straining,
The Chicago Salvage Company
has purchased the stock of Weinberg
& Co., of Smith street, and will sell
it out commencing Tuesday.