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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. William Cooley, of Sprague
avenue, has returned from New Hav-
en-, Conn.
Mrs. g. E. SProctor has returned to
her home in Asbury Park after a
visit with her sister, Mrs.sW. F. Pep
per, in Main street. iasEs aiN
Richmond Temple, Rathbone Sis
tiers, held their regular meeting in X.
of P. hall lastsnight.
Mrs. Charles Scales, of Glen Falls,
is visiting her husband, who has been
stopping in this place for some time.
The Fottenville Band held its reg
ular meeting and practice in Mechan-
ic hall last night.
Miss Lila Dimock is taking up a
course of study in Trainers Private
school, in Perth Amboy.
Benjamin Cole, Arthur Sprague
and Harold Sharrott were New
Brunswick visitors Sunday.
Ameeting of Washington Council,
Daughters of Liberty, will be held
tonight.
Roundsman Hodge is acting ser
geant at the sub-precinct station here
in the the absence of Sergeant John
l.. Pearse, who is enjoying his extra
tw~enty-four hours leave of absence.
James Beard, Of New York city,
was a local visitor last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
PLEASANT PLAINS.
COTTAGE MEETINGS.

The Cottage prayer meetings Of ST.
Marks M E, Church will be held att
the following SpIaces during this
week, Each meeting Will begin at
s O'clock. Tdis afternoon they will
be held at thesEhome Of Mrs. -Eiilfhla
Latourette and will be led by Mrs
Steinmeyer, and at the home: of Mrs,
Abram Hall, in Princes Bay avenue,
and will be led by the pastor. To
morrow afternoon at thg h9ms 81
and at the home OF Mrs. Edwin La
Forge, leader, Mrs. III riHy Thursday
afternoon at the home bf Mrs. r. G..
Candy, leader, Mrs. E. Shea, and at
the home of Mrs. Mary Jobes, Prin-
ces Bay, leader the pastor, There
will be services each evening during
the week, except Saturday, at 1880
O'Clock, to which all are invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

"Nta|
ST Huls GermanL ttiicratf church
i'm KEefscherrille wRs the seene Of h
nretty wedding Sunday afternoon at
( o'clock, when the mmffa8n Of kMiss
Josephine Schmidt, daughtef Of Mrs.
Eliza Schmidt, Of Kreischerville,. and
Naciph Meyer, OF Fort Hamilton,
brooklyn, d solemnized. The
bride and groom entered The church
as Edward Ganss, organist Of the
church. played the Wedding, march
from Lohengren and took their place
at the altar, where the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. jacob Ganss,
DID, pastor Of the church. The
church was crowded with friends inc
relatives of both the bride and groom
Thesbride. was Handsomely attired'
in white silk and carried d large
bouquet of white carnations. Miss,
Clara Benz, of New York city was
maid Of honor and e.. Bull, of New
York city, acted as best man. THO
bride was given away by her brother,
JMI Schmidt, A Wedding supper was
served after the cereJnpny at the
home of the bride, at which the I'M
mediate members of the family and
n few friends We're Invited. Mf.Sand
Mrs. Meyers were the recipients Of
many handsome presents. They LEFT
Sunday night for a short wedding
tour and upon their. return will take
up their residence in Fort Hamilton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
A SERVICE.

Several people from here attended
the memorial services fol. the late
Archdeacon George d. Johnson, held
Sunday afternoon in Christ Protest
ant EpiscopaT church, New Brighton,
Of which the a%rchdeacon a rector
emeritHs. The SERMON was preached
by Bishop Henry g Potter, with
whom the a~rcAdeaeo YVES intimately
associated in tile work Of the arch
deaconry of this borough of Rich
mond. ADDRESSES were also made by
Rev. 3. G. Eccleston, rector emeritus
of St. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, and Rev. Cornelius, B. Smith,
DID. A special musica1 service by
the choir was also a feature of the
afternoon. ,ass s.~asarg Ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
REV. MR.. WERB INJURED.

Rev. N. b. Webb, pastor of the M,
P. church, at Stevens avenue and
Second street, met with quite a SER
ious accident Saturday. The electric
ians were wiring the church for cleo
trio lights and Che pastor, in assisting
with the work, was standing on a
board placed upon a trestle, when in
some manner the trestle slipped from
under the board. throwing MT. WEBB,
Who In falling struck upon his head
on the concrete floor of the basement,
rendering him unconscious for q shoit
time, also spraining his wrist ana
bruising his face quite seriously. He
was unable to ocuppy the pulpit Sum
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
CHURCH RECEPTION.

A reception was held IN Nielsen I
hall. in Kreischeryille, Saturday
night, by the members of St. Paul's
German church, that place, in COM
memoration of the tWenty-fifth an
niversary of the church. Addresses
were made by Rev. pr. Jacob Ganss,
pastor, of the church, and Others.
The music was furnished by an or
chestra composed Of boys from the
A piano duet was rendered
by the Misses Hazel and Edna Kill
meyer, and a most enjoyable time
was had by all present. The halltyas
crowded with members and friends
Of the congregation. X,
During the weeks anniversary
held IN the church last week, fifteen
new members We're taken into the
chufeM fys N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
D%ELTGHTFUL ~AFTERNooN.

A delightful afternoon was spent
at the meeting OF the Philemon Liter
aryi Club in Knights of Rythias hall,
in ,Amboy avenue, yesterday at 3.f5
O'Clock. After the usual TRANSACTION
of business The subject lof, the histof-
ical novel was taken up for discus
sion, The English novels that were
taken up We're Z. g. ssBulwer-Lytton,
~ Mrs. If. G. Stiles, and the reading
Of Iyttons works was by Mrs. 81. w.
Rothschild, and Charles Reade, by
Mrs. Amy Chaplin, and the reading of
Reade's works was by Mrs. q. G.
Perkins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
HOOK & LADDER MEETS.

A meeting Of the 'ATmYiccitia Hook
and Ladder Company will be held in
their rooms, in sA4nboy1 avende,, to-
morrow night. lA4fnll attendance is
requested by the foreman,as business
the meeting in regard to selling their
apparatus to the city Of New York in
the advent Of the paid fire ,d1epartr
ment being established liz this local-
ity. Figures have already been sent
to fire headquarters in Manhattan by
the company. f,@9fot ~ s2fi' :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
r PARTY.

The CONVERSATION party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Pattison, Saturday eve
ming, was a unique suocess Not only
were the guest delightfully."- entertain
ed, but many. practical ideas were
given the ladies of the B. l. l.. to
work upon in the disposal of their
late purchase. Four exceedingly
handsome prizes were given the
judges awarding them to Miss Grace
Flanagan Mrs. George Litterst,
Messrs. Orton and Hull. 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
ITEMS.

E Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pattison en-
tertained q house party over Sunday.
Mrs. George Hart, Miss Hart, Mrs
| Charles Pattison and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold TAFT.
Mrs. Gilbert Hall is i'll with ton
silitis.
The union temperance rally which
was held in the Presbyterian church
Sunday, evening was well attended
and much interest was exhibited. DR..
Fenton, Rev. Crowcroft, DR.. Mason
and Others spoke and special music
was provided.
Mr.. George Harrington is in the
south. 9 i
Miss Fisher leetured yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Harold Edgar. The
next and last lecture will be given
next Monday f~ternoon at the home of
Mrs. Alex Lewis, The Towers.
Rutgers College Glee Club will
give. a concert this. evening in Robins
Hail under the auspices of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America.
Mr.. William Hahn, of Home street,
has rented his house and will live
with is son-in-law. Mr.. Frank Sc
guine, of Plainfiell avenue,
Mrs. TAFT and Miss Il rringgtonl
were in New York yesterday.
Mrs. Wilmct is confined 10 the
house, with asevcre case o. tonSilitis.
DR.. Ellis is Attending Ter: 4, IN .nia.
y Mrs. William II NJ Is eh1cftaiHihg
a friend from New York.
Tho Quiet Hour @ lb meets, Thurs
Mrs. Charles Ayers, OF REG
tor street. !,
Miss Jane freeman. is entertaining
a friend. II rs b,
DR.. Grass spent Sunday with
friends in philadelphia. "a, a, 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
CALITEM

Molly Stark Councfi, rsAmghters of
America. WIFI n 1l0lafs tffefr regular
meteting,ain Ahficitia y4iafE Stofi Orrow
night. a. ,aM ,4FifS ~ sIt sH3'
Walter Graham.. of fWoodwale ave-
nue., has resigned his position in Man
haitian to take up the study of cleo
tricity. s,s ID.
John F. Lewis, of Woodyale ave-
nue., is improving in health and Is
now able toP'attend to business again.
William CIV Dawson, of Princes
Bay, who sustained injuries in a fall
at his home near the light house, is
improving slowly.
Mrs. Sarah F. Decker has almost
entirely recovered from her recent
Illness and will be able to be out in a
few days. sf
Fred Becker, of Kreischeryille,
spent Sunday with friends in Sandy
Ground.
A number of repairs have been
made to the residence of Henry Welz,
in Bloomingdale avenue, during the
past week.
Daniel Mitchell, of Slfarrott road,
Sandy Ground, has returned TO ms
again after. a pleasant visit
sbent.with friends in Manhattan sun
QAW N SAINT 80
.OeOswald Ronge. and Herman Kaelin
have returned to their home, in Man
haitian after an. extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Oechsli, in
Bloomingdale avenue A7as
C. Epstein, sof New York city, will
re,Open the. barber shop formerly
kept by David Braun 1nethe SJQbes
building, in ,Ambey avenue, tonaqr5;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

The next meeting of the Salma-
gundi Society will be on December 4
at the residence of Mrs. w. II. DEM
Arrest, in Upper Green street.
Mrs. Dixon. has returned 10 her
home in Upper Main street, after
visiting relatives in New York.
Master Maxwell Logan, of Edgar's
Hill, spent Sunday with friends in
Brooklyn.
The Board of Education held their
regular meeting last night in school
Mrs. Forbes, of Green street. is
visiting relatives in Jersey City.
Mrs. Henry Wallace Phillips enter
tanned a few friends ON Mondayseve-
ming at her residence in Upper Main
street.
Mrs. G, sEtter andA Master Dale
Etter, of Gteen' street; spenteM onda az
night, with friends aina5ersey City =.
It is rumored that Mrs. Elliot will
house as ii ASHway avghue.
Mr.. Ephraim Cutter spent Monday
out of town.
Mrs. F. G. Tisdall, and Mrs. F., |.
Perry spent MohdaESdfr New York.
Mrs. C. j. Demarest is suffering
with nenralgiasat her home in Green
street.
Postmaster Thompson spent Mon
day in Newark.
Mr.. Joseph Richards, of rdetuchenl
is spending a few days at the Barron
Homestead.
MI. Ketchem, of Plainfield, was II
teEn Monday.
The fotirtheof the Saturday after
moon musicals in the PresbyteriaI
ichnrch viii be held November ~ a
& 3 80 o'clock.
EI4n UU|iHE -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
A COMING WEDbINGI..

One Of the social events Of the sea
son to take place here this week will
be the marriage of Miss Ida Butler
Marshall, youngest daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Marshall, to Angus
tine Ray Campbell, Of this place,
formerly Of Metuchens N. T., at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, No. so
Johnson venue Thursday evening
at 5 o'clock. "A large number of IN
vitations have been sent out and it
is expected that a large number will
be present. yhsW ,A2af
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
LOCAI ITEMS.

Miss Eloise gGimbernat, of Cliff
road, has returned TO her home after
sp%endingia couplefof days in Brook
lyn, visiting her friend, Miss Hilda
Green. 4tlle 81 a9 i5
Mrs. R. G. clarkson, of Irving
place, New York city, formerly of
this town, spent Tuesday in town
visiting friends.
Mr.. Tom Stoddart, of Cliff road,
has sold his cabin sailboat. 1t was
taken away from town a few weeks
ago, 1t was one of the few of the
sailboats left of the races of three or
four years ago when the SeWaren
Land and Water Club was more
active in boat races.
Master Byard Clarkson, of Irving
place, New York city, formerly of
Cliff road, spent last Wednesday in
town with friends playing football.
Mr.. Louis. Zehrer has been spend
ing a few days in Pennington, N. j.,
cunning. with friends. s,
Mrs. e. D. Wright, of New York
city, formerly of East avenue, spent
last Friday in town visiting Miss NJ.
lC. Stoddart, of Cliff road.
Mr.. Walter Boynton, of Detroit,
Mich, is in town visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W, Boynton. 81
Harry Per, Lee, of Jersey City,
formerly of this town, spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday in town visiting
Mrs. Margaretta Brewster.
Miss Dorothea Boynton retufned
TO her school, the Films, in SPRING
field, Mass, after spending Saturday
and Sunday in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Boynton.
Miss Helen Brewster, of this town.
and, Mrs. H. r. Valentine, of Green
street, Woodbridge, held their fest.
dancing class last Tuesday evening,
in the assembly room Of the Wood
bridge Athletic Club house. The
class will be held all, winter, every
Tuesday evening a99iti -i'' 1901
Miss 9Eldisceh GimBSrnat2 of Cliff
road, Observation-Disclosures Sunday in
NeWa York city yisitipg Mrs. &c. D.
Wright, formerly 81 16iS1oWA
MISS Anna Waiingslg 1T sWests ye-
nus spent a couple QfsdayS last week
IN BROOKLYN Visiting MI. and Mrs.
lAaaFew Hoyt formerly 2 resident Of
Nj. anduMrsa charles White and
DaDy,, of Scranton, Spa are living
With Mrs. 7. w. Hawkins, Of Cliff
road. ~ 81,
Mrs. John A. Metcalf and little
Miss Bunny" Metcalf, of East ave-
nue., have returned to their home
after spending a couple of days in
~Roseyille, visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry Eddy, of Avenue a.,
Bayonne, Formerly of this town, spent
last Tuesday in town visiting Mrs.
Louis F. Ballard, OF Cliff road.
Mrs. G. M. Cooper, of Cliff road,
ana Miss M. G.. Stoddart, also of Cliff
road, attended the matinee of Cymb-
cline, with Viola Allen as the leading
actor, at the Aston theatre, in New
York, last Wednesday.
Mrs. O M. Cooper, of Cliff road,
spent last Thursday In Bayonne, yisl
iting. Mrs, Charles Eddy, of Avenue
A, formerly OF this town. lifs
MIR. John knight who is spending
the winter in town with his daugbfer'
Mrs. Charles B. Wood, of HoltoS ave,
nue., is on n business trip, tfaveHne
through the west.
-. ..air -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
SOUTH AMB0Y.
POTASH WEDDINGS.

1t seems there is a matrimonial
epidemic in South Amboy among the
Polish citizens. Last week there
were three weddings in town, John
BanaszalI and Mary Urhanska, Wyl-
adyslaus Kolakowski and Stanislawa
Chelkowsa and one that was reported
in the NEWS of last week. Yester-
day morning was ushered in by the
marriage of John Vanneslli and Bresa
Galeski. Why don't some of our
native young men take courage and
60 and do likewise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

MUST MEAR ~UNIE0KAIs.

General Bingham, police commits
sioner of the city of View York, has
recently issued an orde-' i'm which he
wants all men doing clel Zeal work to-
wear their uniforms duril & the hours
lof work, the reason for which he
says, lie never knew whether he was
talking to d e~itize,s a sergeant
r~oundsman or patrolmap. The fol-
lowing, general order, No. 92, has
been issued to that effect: stAll mem
beers of the force, except those ON
plain clothes duty by proper author
ity, shall wear uniforms wien on
duty. This includes all, men ~onNcleri-
cal duty. Probationary officers will
also wear uniforms when on duty in
court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
PLANT BErNG DEMoI4sHFB.

Nothing. now remains of the old
Canda Manufacturing Company plant
except the four walls. Several weeks
ago the Samuel u. Moore's Sons Cor
poration, Of Elizabeth, took away the
twin cupoHA ana 4dw04 a. B6thlebdfs
Slate Company, the present, owners
of the buildings, aif@ Blowing the boil
ers and machinery. "Thcse are to be
shipped To- Cuba. 4zn.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
AT AouEHoNGA HOTEL.

The A~quehonga hotel, In Amboy
avenue, is undergoing several extern
sive repairs and alterations. A new
concrete cellar is being put under
the main part of the hotel and a new
modern up-to-date steam boiler is
being put in and radiators set up in
every room of the hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

BROKE HIS COLLAR BONE

Y While our local boys football team
was practising last "Wednesday after
moon, one of the players, Charles
Shines, of West avenue, broke his col
lar bore. He was running with the
bally when two of the other players
tackled him and he fell. The other
two fell on top of him. 1t was found
out that he broke it then. e
A game was intended to be played
with the Perth Amboy team, but
owing to conflicts in games, it was
unable to be played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
no BE BURIED THURSDAY.

Martin johnson, who died Sunday
morning at the home of his son-in-
law, Charles Thomas, in Second
street, will be buried Thursday, the
22nd inst, at 10:45 a. M, from the
residence of Mr.. Thomas, at South
Amboy, and from the residence of
Mr.. Matthew Suydam, at Three Mile
Run, at 1880 p. m. Interment at
Elmridge cemetery. Stillwell G.
Mason will have charge Of the fun
eral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
~IsTINGUIsHE VIsIToR.

This place has BEEN h0liQred by the
presence of a distinguished visitor
during the past week in the person
of James Higgins, Of Providence,
governor of the state of Rhode isis
and, who has been the guest of Mr..
andsMrs. Eugene Fountain, in Main
street. Governor Higgins left yes
terday for Washington, d. sCi; but
will return in few days again to
this place before returning to his
home in the east. t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

K. Clarence Wheeler, son of Fred
Wheeler, of John street, fell from a
tree last week and broke his arm.
Mrs. William Bailey, of David
street, died Sunday about Il o'clock.
The funeral will take place Wedpes-
day at 9 a. m. from St. Mary's church.
Interment will be made in St. Mary's
cemetery. ]. ]. Scully will direct the
funeral.
Mrs. George c.. Taylor, of John
street, returned yesterday from visit
ing her brother, DR.. Cunning, of New
York, who has started or a trip 70
the south, where he expects to so
journ for a time to ~recuperate his
health.
Albert Weber, of the Heights, was
a New York and Brooklyn visitor
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. LaVee, of South
River, visited Mrs. LaVee's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VanCleaf, of Bread
way, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Quackenboss
were New York visitors Friday.
Mrs. j. VanCleaf, of Broadway,
and Miss YanPelt, of South River.
were New York visitors Monday and
visited the Hippodrome while there.
\ We understand that Miss Mabel
WATERS, of Main street, who has been
employed as stenographer Tor the
Burnett Equipment Company, of
Newarkg for some time past,,a has
been compelled to resign her position
owing to i'll health.
Mrs. C. B. Pearce, of Main street,
,ua, n Nro,v VArIy vipifnr xtnutnr1oxr ts4
Miss Cora Apologize, Of Swan Hill.
is visiting friends In New Brunswick.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Jr., OF. Main
street, was a visitor in New Yori;
Monday.
]. Fran, Miller, emoloyed in the
Steam Towing Department, under
Captain D. c.. Chase, in New York,
was a Perth Amboy visitor SundaN
night. As a matter of fact we learn
Frank is d Perth Amboy visitor every
Sunday night, and delights in walk
Ing the new bridge at a late hour.
Mrs, Charles H. Smock, of Second
I street, was an out of town visitor
yesterday.
Mr. Abram Eyeritt, chief clerk in
T, & S. agents Office, P. r. r., was
a Newark visitor Monday.
William Mundy, of Broadway, ea-
poyed a trolley ride TO Keyport Sun
day.
Hon. J. L. Montgomery was a Wis
itor in Newark yesterday.
Mrs. f. M. Littell, of Bordentown
avenue, spent yesterday in New York
city. q
Charles Cozzens, engineer in the
P. r. r. yards at Jersey CITY, spent
Monday evening with his family in
Nlsin street.
9sMrs. William D.. Dayton, of Boz
dentown avenue, vas n visitor ~
New York city yesterday. /
Mrs. Joseph Walters, of Main
street, who has been ill for several
days, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. j. LaVee, of South River,
spent Thursday with Mrs. G. S. Bar
Der, of John street, and attended the
Juniors fair.
Mr.. Alvah Barkelew has been visit.
ing at South River.
Mrs. Sexton, of John street, is very
i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Parker, of John street, has an
attack of rheumatism.
Master Edwin VanCleaf, of Broad
way, was a South River visitor Sa.-
urday.
Mr., G. S. Barber. of John street,
went hunting on Saturday OF last
week, accompanied by Mr.. Arthur
Barkelew, who vas fortunate in Sc
some quail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
sELI1NG HOUSE.

The two trustees of the defunct
Constitution Hook and Ladder Com
pany, of Richmond Valley, Christie
pher Gaffney and John Kanofsky,
went to New York city today and fix
ed up all necessary papers for the
truck house that he city of New York
purchased from the company some
time ago. They will probably receive
the money for the same shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20

2M |W. L|||||.
nerp<y Ddcfers Ntdprse HerpieIde.
Fs.5naen |uhQl make 4 ptainfss Of beau<
tffS3ne of<<f .&<,rocn cQlnt pretty near
lx3Bpvjne <t VIII bring, about the hHsts
f%es;sft s. Hef afe 4etters from
corning Herpicidet
81 chf recommend Newbro's "Herpi~
MS 1t stopped my hair from falling
oaiif; md, as a dressing 1T has no super
lcr.
~"(Signed.) Bertha A. Trullinger.
"Complexiop Specialist,
'.291k Morrison st, Portland, Ore"
sAfter using one bottle Of ~tF1erpicidev
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
scalp is entirely free from dandrrf.
s(Signed) Grace Dodge.
s.Beauty Doctor, =
'1sb Sixth st., Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists, Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to Ehe ~Iderpicide Co,
Detrolee Mich 4gr..a .l.aaaas 4.8e 4s
Il. A SEXTON. GeneralsAgent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
RETURNED FROM HUNTING.

j. M. LaForgey' Ciardnce Nance
and son, Fred Nance, returned sSatur-
day night from assuccess huntipg trip
in Sullivan county, - NeMuYork, state.
They bagged a Large 89pamalber Qff, Fab
bits, partridge and other game. 1t is
said a game dinner viii be giyan this
week at which a number OF their
friends Will be invited. ~" +"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
METucnEM.
FOOTBALL GAME

y The football team met a. Newark
team in a return game, on Robins
Saturday, again meeting de-
feat at the hands of the sturdy New
arkersa The score was 6 to O.. Praise
is due the Metuchen boys in keeping
the score down, as the average
weight of each Newark man was five
pounds more than the Metuchen men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
BENTLEY LODGE MEETING.

Bentley Lodge No. $40, Odd Fell
lows, held a we'll attended meeting in
the rooms in the Lehman building
last night. The usual routine bust
ness was transacted and one e can
didate was Initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL.

Thomas Hackett, who was in the
state hospital for the insane during
last winter and was released last
spring, and has been around town
since that time, was arrested as a
yagrant and taken before Recorder
DeGraw. who gave him q hearing
and sentenced him othe county jail
for twenty DAYS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
ELECTION TOO MUCH FOR DOG.

a. Steiner, Of Church street, had
a very fine pup before election day,
but OF that day the pup disappeared
and has not as yet put in an appear
anc Mr.. Steiner does not know
whether the dog became disguested,
with the election or not. but at all
events he will reward the person who
returns the dog. .,ni
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
MATCH

The Columbia Gun Club of sports
men intend to give a grand shooting
match Thanksgiving day. The prizes
are turkeys, chickens and q breech
loading hammerless gun. The COM
mittee claims ther will be fine sport
for the lovers Of the gun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-20
TO GIVE CONCERT.

The choir ofeA. ms f Zion church,
in Bloomingdale aveh,te,,ais to give a
concert and seateftaihment i'm the
church4a at 8 o,cloeketonight. An ex-
%cellent progfanalsaas been Irfanged
consisting, pf yecal and instrumepntal
music and reeeftatipnS and q good
crowd is expected to ATTEND, as a
large number sof Iicsefs' have already
been disposed:i q sass 2tss 4