Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-01
Local Items

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Yesterday, isagetting along nicely under
the care Of DIR. y. G. Wilson.
The schooner Seguine Captain Cole,
New Yprk,.ariyed in this port
yesterday.
A row iu,a saloon at Hall avenue, and
Charles street, was reported to Patrolman
Shultz last night, but all was quiet when
he reached there.
A warrant was issued this morning on
a complaint sworn by a woman who
had had a difference with another.
\ Joseph Dolcass, who was fined $35 by
the recorder yesterday on charges OF
disorderly conduct and resisting an
officer, was committed to the county
Jail this morning.
Patrolman Tonnesen was called to the
care.of a two year old girl who was on
the street near her parents home on
Washington street from 6 80 until 10
O'Clock last night. He went to the house,
and the father, who had been asleep.
told him that his wife had left the
house after a quarrel, u he thought
had taken the child with her.
Patrolman Shultz shot a dog on State
street early this morning.
During a quarrel between two boys,
one threw a stone at another, but instead
hit a window and b.oke it, in the store
of Max Semer, at 36s State street..
ZOO much mother-in-law forced a
resident of Hartford street to seek the
mediation of PatIolman Kozusko last
night. The officer admonished the
woman to leave the house, and peace
was restored.
Aaron Zaratrofsky, of New York, was
arrested yesterday by Chief Burke for
violating the peddllng ordinance. He
was released on his promise to leave
town.
McHose Brothers have reported to. The
police that 800 feet II inch rope and d
double block were stolen from their
clay pit Tuesday night.
DIR. f. G. Henry, of State street,
attended a little Jewish boy in New
Brun swick avenue, who had been run
over by a wagon and slightly hurt yes
terday.
Eagle Hose Company meets next
Monday night. Besides the election of a
new foreman other important business
will take place.
No Court Deputy has been appointed
for Court Standard Ill. F. of A
AT all of the masses this Sunday it is
expected that Rev. b. II. O'CoDnell,
pastor of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church will III the amount of
money collected in the Sunday before the
dedication.
Proposals for launch service, store
room and office for the fiscal year have
been posted in the Custom House by
Passed Assistant Surgeon Korn, of tine
Marine Hospital service.
Steamship Mancunia, from Mexico is
due here Saturday or Sunday with IA
cargo of lead ore for the American
SINE lting T. Refining Company. She will
De brought ia by Capt. Lehman Of the
local pilot office.
The steamer Killkeel, from Canada,
arrived in port yesterday afternoon. She
is now loading with coal at the Lehigh
Valley coal docks and will sail tomorrow
for New York.
The High School Alumni dance
com mittee will meet tonight at the home
of Miss Lettie Tooker.
MS. Kellogg, of Newark, was in town
today, in connection with his con tract
for the heating and ventilating apparatus
in School No /.
The adoption OF Pale faces by Pc Ambo
Tribe No. IS, which generally takes place
the first Thursday of each month. has
been postponed until next Thursday
night, owing to most of the degree team
going to South Am boy tonight to attend
the meeting of Past Sachem.
The four year old sou of /. Fingerote,
OF "a Paterson street, was struck on the
bead with a hat while some boys were
playing ball yesterda y, the bat inflicting
so serious a wound that four stitches were
necessary.
The trees along the Hobart street side
Of the Trust Company building are being
trimmed.
Holes are being made 10 the foundation
OF School No. !, preparatory to blocking
it up.
Bricks are being distributed along
Smith street, for the new sewer.
The Barter houses at Market street and
Brighton avenue are being painted.
Blocks are uuder the house at at Smith
and Mcclellan streets for alterations.
avenue, who was thrown off "A trolley car
at State and Washington streets last
Monday night as told in the NEWS
yesterday, is 50 far recovered that she
has returned to her duties as saleslady at
Reynolds Bros.