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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
pLAINFIELD MURDER.
Local Police Notified but Fellow
Soon Caught.

The local police we're notified OF a
murder at Plainfield early yesterday
morning by the Plainfield police and
a description of the murderer was
furnished. He was caught at West
field. He was francesca Cerbo, and
he shot his roommate, Paolo Susco,
dead in their lodgings in Cottage
place. Plainfield, in a quarrel over a
poker game.
In leaving the house Cerbo upset a
lamp, which set fire to the furnish
ings. threatening the destruction of
the house, and burning the dead mar
about the chest and legs. Neighbors
attracted by the shot arrived in time
to check the flames. Cerbo was ar
rested a few hours later at WestiNld
and taken to Plainfeld. To-Day he
was sent TO the county jan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
THOR LODGE
CELEBRATED
Observed Its Fifteenth Annlver-
sary in This City Saturday
Might

Thor Lodge, Danish Brotherhood,
was fifteen years old Saturday night
and to celebrate the event a dance
and reception for the members and
friends was held in Washington Hall
in Fayette street. rs
The reception vas attended by Il
large number of people and all had
an enjoyable time. Dancing was
kept up until ~ o'clock, when a sup
per was served in the dining room
upstairs. After supper dancing was
resumed -.
When Thor Lodge was organized
in phis city, fifteen years ago, it had
opfy a few members, but it has now
grown until ii is one of the largest
organizations in the city and is in a
prosperous condition. 1t owns Wash
ington Hall and some other property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
MCCARTHY CASE.
Postponed Until May II at Request
of Mr.. Voorhees,.
Special to The EVENING NEWS:

f'N''' W. 49, - A'1
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. "a
The trial of the suit of Mrs. Nc
earthly, of South Amboy, against the
Metropolitan Insurance Company, for
the amount of the policy on her late
husbands life, was postponed this
morning until May II. Lawyer Voor-
hees asked for an adjournment on
the ground that a witness, Harry
White, Is i'll. Lawyer Silzer objected
and declared that the company want
ed time to try to effect a settlement
with Mrs. Mccarthy and that the
company has detectives at South AM
boy and are bounding Mrs. McCar-
thy.
Justice Fort said that he had rea-
sons for adjourning it. 1t is presum-
ed that he referred to the grand jury
investigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
FOR CRIMINALS.
Letter on the Subject Written by a
Perth AmbOy Man.

The interesting letter reprinted be-
low appeared in the evening edition
of Saturdays New York Sun. The
initials correspond with those of
Counselor John w. Beekman. Mr..
Beekman could not be located today
to confirm the s%upposition that it was
written by HIM.
The letter is as follows:
Hard Labor i'm New Jersey.
ITO the Editor of The Evening
Sun-Sir: We are not 81 much in
want of more law as the proper en-
forcement of the laws we have by our
courts and juries. The trouble lies
in the maudlin weak sympathy evinc-
ed toward the criminal classes by
those who forget that their duty is to
protect society and not the criminal.
NO n in the State of New Jersey
who knows anything about the work
ings of our penal institutions but
must be amused when he hears ii
Judge add to his sentence Eat hard
| have yet to hear of a case
where IA convict tainted from over
work. If we had more judges in our
day like Justice Jonathan Dixon we
would have less crime and less Grim
in New Jersey. Jersey Justice
as far as protecting the public from
crime is concerned is one of the lost
and has existence only in the i'm
agination. No rascal can have a bet
field than this state to work in.
y. w. b.
Perth Amboy, y. j., Apr. 10, 90"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
HOT AFTER LAINC.
Several People Think They Saw
- Him-NOt Yet Captured.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 23:-
Constable Pearce, of New Market,
was in New Brunswick today and he
said that he saw a fellow answering
the description of Ferd Laing, the
Germantown murderer, OF an oil
car attached TO a freight train of the
Lehigh Valley railroad on the day of
the murder, going towards Pennsyl-
vania. He had ON a red necktie and
a brown hat. and the constable says
he would have arrested him but he
had no warrant.
There is also a rumOr that Laing
was seen at Fords travelling in the
direction of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
WAGON SMASHED.
Leon & ROessler's Delivery Ran
Away on Staten Island.

A delivery wagon belonging to Lee
on & Roessler ran away at Pleasant
Plains Saturday afternoon and smash
ed things generally, although the
driver, his helper and the horses es-
capped injury. The team was fright
ened by a railroad train. They dash
ed into a telegraph pole and other
wise wrecked things. The firm IN
that another wagon will be
put on the route at once and there
will be as little delay as possible in
delivering goods. The team was on
the way to this city with the wagon
empty when the accident happened.
Subscribe for the NEWS. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
OBJECTIONS FILED
Assessments for Upper State Street
Does Not Suit All.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK. APR. %
Objection to the assessment for the
upper State street sewer. Perth Am
boy, has been made by William r.
Meredith, who claims an over-assess-
mem of $500. A hearing will be held
in the matter.
The assessments for the sewers in
Chauncey street and Davidson ave-
nue., Perth Amboy, have been filed
by City Attorney c. c. Hommann and
confirmed by the court, no objections
having been made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Rev, NJ, o. Block, al his services,
both morning and evening in the DAN
ish NJ. e. church, yesterday. made
special mention Of the earthquake
disaster, which partly destroyed the
beautiful city of San Francisco last
we"k, and offered Il prayer in behalf
OF the sufferers of that stricken city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
City BRIEFS

The preliminary map and csti-
mate of cost for paving Gordon
street, from Rector street to Madison
avenue, with bitulithic pavement, has
been filed with the city clerk and any
Aremonstrances must be presented by
May 2 to be valid
THE Parsons Sweetheart will
be presented in Wilder Hall tonight.
The annual meeting of the Rari-
tan Yacht Club will be held May ..
No meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce for the election of officers,
which should nave been held the sec
ond Tuesday this month, is now plan
ned before the regular meeting in
May.
Several May walks are being
planned for the first Saturday in May
by young folks of this city.
Tho residence of l.. T. GoldinG,
at 1872 High street, has been newly
painted,
"A few more trees have been
planted in the park.
The power End sail boats along
shore will soon all be i'll commission
for the summer.
Compliant has been made to the
police that a family which moved out
oil a house in Washington street took
three pairs of blinds.
Crushed stone is being placed
around city hall park for the i'm
provement of the street by the street
department. 1t will make it much
better.
The theft of 100 feet of hawser
from the New York and New Jersey
Transportation Company barges e.
M. No. 20 and Bertha Moore, has
been reported to the police. Eighty
feet is of new five and one-half inch
rope and eighty feet of slightly worn
five inch rope.
The dangerous hole in the path
along the bluff opposite the Hall res
idence has been filled in and new
boards have been placed at the edge
of the path to support it better. The
hole was dangerous, especially at
night.
Mrs. McHose, of Z Mcclellan
street, reported to the police Satur-
day night that her five-year-old child
had been bitten by a dog.
A contractor who is erecting a
house in South First street, neal
Paterson street, has complained to
the police of annoyance from boys
in the neighborhood.
"A horse belonging to l.. Kress
was reported to the police as being
at large Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Anderson, of State
street, has the contract for a big
electrical job in New Brighton, S. |.
A number of prominent Italians
of this city will hold an entertain
menIaand dance in Bgaea>a1@1t Thurs
Because of the bad weather to-
day little or no work could be done
on the Madison avenue paving job.
John Murray, Of State street,
who recently went to the city hospi-
tai suffering with appendicitis, was
able to return home yesterday.
The Eagle Athletic Club will
meet tonight.
A meeting of the Carpenters
Union has been called for tonight.
Catholic Club will meet tonight.
George Swinson, of Gordon
street, is employed at the Perth Am
boy Dry Dock.
Harold Marsh, of High street,
who injured his foot some time ago.
as returned to his duties at the
Lritan Dry Docks.
-George Schank has a position at
Perth Amboy Dry Dock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Our Saviour's Danish Lutheran
church yesterday confirmed a class of
twenty and the address WAS made by
Rev. V. b. Skov, who also administer
ed the rite of confirmation. The
church was well filled on This occa-
and was beautifully decorated
flowers and plants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
District Conrt Jndgmcnt.

SV10T0T 10 IN FIENING NTWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 23:-
Judgment for $l5O.42 was rendered
this morning in the district court by
Hicks in a suit for a lumber
bill. The plaintiff was William j.
Dounell and the defendant, John
HOspidore, both OF Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Lighting Trust Co. Building.

In The April number Of Light and
Power, the monthly of the Public
Service Corporation, appear photo
graphs of the main corridor and the
ceiling of the Perth Amboy Trust
Company's buildipgi The building
contains lis siNfeen-candle-power
electric. lamps, fqrty-nine of which
are concealed in Ihe lighting of the
dome. The dome of which a picture
is shown is of glass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Arrested On Bench Warrant.

Spectral to The EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 23:-
Frank Miscoralico, who entered the
South River bank while intoxicated
and was fined 500, and went to
Florida before his fine had been paid,
came home Saturday and WAS arrest
ed on a bench warrant. Friends paid
a total of $500 and he was re-
leased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Settled Out OF Court.

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 23:-
The suit of Mary Mackaus, of Perth
Amboy, VS.. the Public Service Cor
poration, for damages resulting from
a car accident, has been settled out
of court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Raritan Club Lecture.

The Raritan Club has about com
pIeled arrangements for the free lee
ture which they will give in the high
school Thursday night. The speaker
will be D". Samuel NJ. Lindsay, of
New Yo.a, Chc secretary of the ma
tional child labor committee. He will
take for his subject, Child Labor in
the United States.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Now Brunswick to Helm.

bD'cI0T @ Inc EFENING NE
NEW BRUNSWICK, April ga
call has been issued for a meeting 10
take action to aid the San Francisco
sufferers. The meeting will be held
in the council chamber.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

To Let-Furnished rooms with
improvements. FL Smith street.
1390-4-21-2t -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
NOTICE TO cREDITORS.

Creditors of the estate of Richard
II. Cornell, deceased, are hereby
notified to present their claims, with
out delay, to
CASTOR HARDY, Executor,
81 Nassau St, New York.
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Accommodation.
0t5 piOrBetc -%9tfforl. nab GETTYSBURG unb
Ynrf.
1913 BORN gflom. nndb llripnsWrIbac.
$50 gintnt, Nifott. rnh SlrrlooIt, Durf lltth
y. x &. Sib.
ai.d5 W1dm. -Grprci mad SlblbOiL Sngcrss
iopiL iDnie Srcberid. 9mnliis6urD, Sbips
pcn4bnrQ tEurlortg9aggunl.
t.35 gtd6m. aurlsSIpreb tInrior lSuggOiD.
90 glbclios-slifuin. nab llnipt'Brioge.
il,26 Ybcnns Iffoiil. ndd llittulrNti6ge.
Trr Sunntage.
0,30 Wlnracts -NIfonl. Iidt lllllon'Vrioac llllo
0unobcr.
1890 Hbeiibs- siifDm. nn6 llnioIl9'rioac.
0dIi nihi All Der gciilia ,stuc. station an.
u. Ipberiiou, Observation-Disclosures
j. VI SoiueIi, @cicroI'B 'iugicrs sIgcit.
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~NUlcumnidJinc fir cincn Hubbi.

u o ) G it N.-N., 81. &omor.
Mobbt &loof aopIun upn Der &c
ncinbe Ncnci 3upiO crDielt ourdr che
EoIt cine 0oacrmoihiuc 5l1cid)idt.
,}lnl @liid oifnctc CT ona Fudct icbr
porijhtIN, 10 OuB feline GrpIoiion CT
'olNtc. Cine llntcriud)ulg cr1nb, OoB
Die Solcnmald)inc nit lpnunlit m0
SticBpulpcr geloocl mar. Hobbi
aoplon bate filr5Iid) ici,em Wiitgc.
lilbl iilr bic lciOcnocn @laltbcnsgcoi=
len in RuBlnnO NuHorud Gc9ebcn
mo oorollf 0rohbriric crbultcrL il
ipcldlcr inn mnrncNo nnAcrotbcll
iuurGc, III 0icicr Sod)c lciucn sc
'ilblaGl6crunAcl ,}iiacl oljllc0cn,
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Wrnno i'm TadJanrtcn.

i bilnOelpbi a. 81. Soluor. -
ailf Dem 1udgorten bes pSote(
6loioerS" all Der Gtfe bon Wolltut'
itnb t5. Strobe brudl ant friibell
Worgrn 6ciler ans. llntcr ocn @0,
Iten berridte cinc 3cit lang ipiloer
Ealtlf, Der iebod buIb bcid)pid,tiat
iuuroc, ais lid, brraiiSitellic. ooB Ser
9rolto hidlt ggciabrbrobello lunr. Die
beioen oberiten Stodlperfe lpurDef,
oitrd) 6eier ilno Wniier beid)doigt.
Ter Gcrlltit bejifiert lid) OH 5000.
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Spn Sen Sontraftprcn nmaarnt.
&lItcrcIiontc Gntiuidclungcn im Eros
5cB GcNCu Nopllor ull0 @rccnc. -
@r Gopit0n Garter OILS 0impcl.

OND NNAlNtN OAAbiISN liilp VlNNlNs
Gr CAPTAIN Garter OILS @inpcl.
z uOonnob Ga. 81. Souuor.
- Sn Scr otitrigeu &crbonoling I'M
@rcenc mo @apuor Yrojeb biclt
Niilf@ S~tnotaampoIt Warion Grluill
elm pier Stmrocn ooucrlt0ca Yloi
bnhcr, NORM cr all3filbrtc. mic bic
bclocn NlgctIoAtcn c2 u%crltnnbcn
hottelt, Oell Captain :. Wt. Garter,
mcldcr nit ocn neutrality-suspicious.
Scr SllB uno &nlenboutcn bCtrollt
mar, III ibrc S6noe III bcfonmcn, in
0enl lie linn 5ucrit @clb licbcn mo
i'm ipGter 0Crart umgnrntelL BOB cr
ihltcll ole Gortruttc %6lnuonotc mo
Ole Gontlrrcnj %iern6iclt, mas 0ic ors
g~cflo0tcn Gontrottorcn henilBtcn, nm
Die G%olltraftc III bctrilgcriid)cr Meilt
oltrdljulilhrcrL 10 0uB, nlS 0ic Froiltc
0ctbcllt mltr0cn, cin jc0Cr Scr orcl
Shcilncbnlcr an Den bctriiNcriid)cn
Monipuloiipncn $4,000 ais irincn
gntbeiI III 0ic Soidc itcden tonntc.
Garter lit lpegcn ieiucr (bciluobmt
on oicIcn Sctrilacrcicn %bctonutlidj
bcrcit@ uCrllrthcilt worbcn uIlo bat
'Clllc Strnfe ab0clcl'cn.
Mid)ter Spcer ucrfiiNtc, nod,ocm cr
Die @eIdNuorcncn belehrt bate. ooB
lie Die pom StuotSumpolt porgcbrud)
ten @chonptlun9eu uid)t o!H Ncucl9
motcrint uulebCn iolltcn 0ic &cr-
tugllllg bis Wtontag.
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McrdantS' G. @incrs' Sranspor.
tatipn Gumpang.

IuWVTCTsT TWItH.
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6 tbr Whenbs
Sradi Wiro tdaIih bis 3 llbr I6enbS fir an
ocn 9u1c apfaurerbe Sampler atgenomriel.
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lma, Sonneritae mn Gom'ing. 9lbeubs o llbr.
Noftoue, uno Propioenc'S nmpier iubrer bon
Der yGcrfic am Sure oes IcuasSodS al. Gu
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94eii. 5nls. gtbtnite.
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