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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-25

Shtnebten bel eimem 5emer am
seitrisen Iprgeu an Der GeHs
trail Moe. In Sebensgefabr.

sic nurben bon elmer sinitiir3enoen
Wauer begraben. - Bier BON ibnen
tomen nit Iei6ten 8erleBuHgeu oas
bon. - Der 5unfte, anton Regsnss
berger, lisgt i'm ftdOtifdsn 5oipital.
- Der burd oas Geuer angerihtste
materieGs S6aoen belduft ii6 ouf
$4,000. -- Die Ddrner Bole e
Cop 60, bic Cincinnati 8oa Grant
Co., bic Ginc. photographic 60. uHo
bic geutur9 grinting 60. ausg:s
brdnnt. Der etngedi6erte 8e7
bGubetompIey mar Giseuthum Der
gobe ReaItp SO.
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TemHtes Grab.
,loieph WalOnep am sssE Der Goaare
StraRc Inn { bio erirnntea.

Sin Isuttss 0ra6 fano s.iiern Der
81 Sabre alte Soitpb Malcrsp bon Ro.
2527 5emlp6 Strabe, Dalnus SilIs,
Der in Der aripp.nborf'iten Shub.
fabrit beif)dftist mar. MaIonen bas
oets NIT 3pei anberen junsen 9.uten,
bern Sbeniitdt iofpeit nod nicht iefts
seitslli iperben fonnt., am Iub Der gols
laro Sirabe i'm Sbio uno ipuro. al.
geniheinlih BON arGmpfen bsfdllen
unb srtrani. Seine Gefdbrien Iiefen
in ibrer Anef, bd tie ihn nift 3u retten
permohten Dnpon. Die 2eihe rss
GrtrunieneH tonnte fOtpeit nod nifi
|seborgen tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-25

ipertb fhien ibm bic JDrm Der ein5els
nen Sibe ftatt Der dltereu Sduibdn.e,
ferner bic nm Das san5e Shul5immtr
laufenben Mdnptafeln unb einige Gins
rihtnngen oss 3urnbalIenbaus, inss
befonbere bic 8raufspprrihtungsn.
gingsbenb bebannslts er bic iSrage Der
gemsini6uftser3isbung (go.6ucdtion).
Gr ftellts fsf. oaB bieie in amerita
fur ods hobere Shulpeisr ntht 10
alIeemsin eirgsfiihrt uno ihr D.rt6
nidt 10 oIIgsmein dnerfannt lei, nts in
5eutfhlano Dielfuh dnssnommsn
psrbe. Geraoe isitsns Der fiibrenoen
ameritaniiden Gr3i.ter feisR Iebbafts
9ebentsn Dagessn seltenb sema6t tpOrs
ben, unb etipa felt 1900 bobe cine rid
its0msnbe gepegung eiHesfebt, bic an
DisIeH StsIen sur gsfhrdniuHg unb
aufkbuna Der Gemeinfhaitser3iebuna
gefiibri babe. Die Griinbe sur Gin
fiiGrung Der gsmsini6aftser5iebun
iiosn auf Iinansiellem 0sbiete - ber
unterritt Der h6beren Shulen iei uus
erissItIih. SnbeF.n sGesn oieisuissn
amtritanii6en iSamiIisn, bic bel her
Guspabl Der SGuls BON maisrisusn
GrpGgung.n ni1t abbdnsig Ieien. es
tor, ihrs S0bne duf bic ana.Tshsnen
pripaten ober itiitiiten .aedosmies"
ibre 566ter auf bi. b.Ionoersn .iinis
fb!na itools" su I6id.n. auf 8runo
sisener Grfahruns iprah Der 8or:rca
otnbe iber Die gintpirtuns Der 9es
meinThafiser,isbuus auf bic g<fta!s
,una bes untsrritts. Rad isinsr 4ns
iitt entiiGnbsn notbtpenbig 5emmurs
gen unb gteintrdhtisungsn auf zen
Gebieien Der grsisbuns, bes llnt..s
ridts unb Der aulturiibermistluna
er piirbs ben sesenDdrtis.n 3eitpuRtt
fur ben allsrunaiiniiisiten boltsu, in
preubeR 8erIuhs nit Der Gemsin'
ihdftsersisbuna 81 MAIDEN. Yrsube:
fei TN 8egriffs, - ipas in Imerita
ME m0slih g.rpeI.u, nj. o:rfuft por'
ben i.i. - in srobsm MaBitabs cir
einheitlides unb urfaTsubss Gr3ie,
| huuesiniiem fir bi. tp.iblife 5uasnt
Rrnus3udrbeiteu, bas ben tuItureaer
gtbiirfniiisn Der gsa.nDdrt sntipribt
gDir islbit miibtsn in unfsrsm aano'
ausprobtn, Delte Gormtn, ntlhel
| 5nbalt Der gr3iehune, oes unterrihii
uye Der aulturiibermittluna fir un
| fere tpeibIihe fugsno angsmeHsH lei
geiDnDers betonte Der 0crtragsnoe bei
| giiniiign Ginbrud. BEN er bon ftm al
semeineu osIunbbsitliten 3uitanoe be
am.ritaniihsn Sueenb Der h0here,
Shulen erhdItsu babe. Qls bemsr
ienspertb srtlGri. .r. bab in ben les
ten Sabrsn Der prattifhs Dertb be
| Stule fir ods Qsben BEG Ginselnsl
uno fir ben pirthihaftIifen Sort
ifritt bes 2anoes immsr nebr beton
neroe. 5beoretifth.r une prdf!ifh.
inouitrielI.r, taufmdnniifer unb itt
niihr llnterritt iperoe i'm tDaGien
bem Wab. an ben Shulen ,inasfihrt
Der 6anof.rtiatsitsunitrriht fir ni
anab<u unb Der Sdusbaltungss I'M
aohuntrriht fir bic W1e6en (,
pobl iiberau llnt.rridtsTdb al te
Glemeniari6ulsn. Gum S6luiIe ho
Der Dortragenbe nod einmaf h.rpo,
bah bic 3utunft ess b.utfhen Shul
ip.iens i'm 41eemeinen unb Der Grsi,
buns Der tpeiblihtn Sug.no I'm 9eipr
o.ren nift in Der l.bernobme irgene
fpslh,r ausldnoiib,r SdulFormsr a
beitehen bdb. ionoern in bem aus6d
nnb Der orgoniihen JortentDidlun
uni.rer eisen.n ginrihtureer.
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Ser3idJlGa.

Ginem 6er3Iblag erlaq geitsrr Der
65 Sabre aLte 3immermann SpbH
Rubn, Der isit eiriger 3ejt ais Suuss
tnedt in bem SoItbouie oou Gl.m.
glantemeper, go. 802 Ntuin StraBs.
tbdtig gspeIsn 1T. Ga9n lam aeitern
Ruhmittug, rahoem sr feline Wtittassz
mahIseit .inQsrommsn bate, IN bic
@jrtbi6aIt uno hattie ith serube ME
peraeiebt, um bic 3ettun8 5u leien, als
er betpuBtIps 3uiammerbrdt. Gin TO-
fort bsrbeiosrufeuer &r3t toHute nur
noh ben bereits tnfolse eines Ser3a
itlags sirgetrsteneu Dob tpnitatiren.
uno bic 2sihe tpurbe oanu auf Ar-
orbnung oes GproHeys naG oerWorgue
sef6afft.
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Die 9olis.i tpurpe ssitern bon Mils
foro, s., aus .riuht nab einem gss
ipiNsn 5oiepb 2ette! 4usi6au gu ball
ten, Der am Sdmitag in Rilforo Elm
@sipann, bas eamss Beagle ssh0rte,
itabl unb in Der Riatung mad Gineins
matt oaponfuhr.
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3wers uon einsm Snnb sebiiien.

Count" 5ebop, elm biuinutiper
Ghauipielsr, Der inapp bret CUB groB
ift unb sssenpdrtis in einem hieiissn
5bsat.r auftritt. bate seitern elm uns
liebIamss absntsusr nit eintm herrens
loIen GSter, Der ibn trdftig in bic Dace
bib. Der tleine Wtime litb iih bic
mlube i'm itdctii6eH 3cfpitaI aus
,brennen.
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8aie.8aH.

Gnbe bes admpfes nit ben bier Ditlts
den alubs. Cine Sprohe Der
Rangleitsr sins ben ~Rsos" psrlo@
rem. - rSlump" Der .Reos" unsrs
tldrlit. - Warsn tiihtiger aui
feinolihem Ge6iet. - GeitriserStea
fir bic yRotbftriimpfe". Rein
Spiel fir beute auf osm prrgramm
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geHerung anbdltsn. beabiihtigt Die
GSdmilie, 6errn 5all am bsutisen Gage
ndh pem Santtarium in Goaees 5iq
briHaen Su laifen.
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Gharakler

in sinsm gie biloct ots etaeHartias EAait,
t1t soer E.uailtdteH. puEt fpelne Ftb efr
Bie pm aiioereH uHier'1etneI, VI ~ He1t
Reputution auBerItd III. GbGraffer IN be
beitdHoIge feis 9igeHinEft eires GtHses,
bon pelcbem er MIDI mebr aatreHnt rVeroen
farm, ipeHn siHmul gefettqt &baratter
tBiro i'd Don feLbr scjgrH Qs
if bon pTDBtem Gortbeil tiIr Sic. penn Gle
Huroubigs berHhmR RieS tauicH. pelGe
ioiuobl G6aruiiGr ME fcputailnn beijpeN
Gic meroeu crfsnueu. 6Gg lDeHu SlC oubiaS
berHbmte 4ies eiier, c5 p@9araItcJs Bte5"
finn
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0erfe6(te Spe&u(alioaen
VeranlaTem ben ebemaiisen sipo'
tbefer gsilmpt !. 6an 5n els
uem zelbftmnrnperiudb.

Der Tuht ii4 in Der 3iiterne btnter iel@
nsm 5aufe gu srtrdnten. - Sslne
Bdttin sntoedts gludli6ertDerie ietn
9Orbaben nod rsdt3eitig genug, I'm
ieIns Rettung DerauIuHsn 81 tOUnen.
- Ger 2sbsnsmuos Don Der Jeuers
ps6r aus Der 3iiterne gebolt. --
Gisgt l,st In 6eoentli6em 3uItanos
iii @eibesba 5ofpital.
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probirt IL. g. metaI qoIiih"
uuo .8arieepers Grieuo". hs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-25
2okal.Derid)t
AgGikanldes S6u(wdea.
glod,maIs Der gprtrng oesGr. Sieberi
aus Berlin.

1erielbe ipar bon gerliner gldttern
uuridtig Dieoergegeben. - Gber'
lebrer Or. Siebert pertuahrt lid
Dor Sem gortpurf, an urieren
ghnIlpeien gebaiii9e aritit geilbi
III baben. @as er iiber uuiere
gfuIen in Birflihfeit geiagt bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Get BIDS FOR
| RAILWAY AVE.
Woodbridge Township Com
m!ttee Had Special Meet
ing Last Night.
GAS PIPE TO CHROME
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge. Oct. 21:-The Wood
bridge township committee held a
special session at town hall last
night to discuss the Improvement OF
Railway avenue. Township Engineer
Smith was present with plans and
specifications for the grading of the
avenue from Main street to the cor
ner Of Green street.
A communication was received
from the Perth Amboy Gas Company
In regard to laying pipe along the
road leading into Chrome. The clerk
was ordered to write to the gas com
pany, asking them to submit plans
and furnish bonds for the laying of
the pipe. The company was also to
be notified to appoint an Inspector
ON the proposed pipe construction.
The Railway emu ordinance was
passed on its second reading.
Bids for the improvement and the
Amersite laying will be received at
town hall Thursday evening, October
at 8 P. M.
A communication was received
from Counsel Alfred March, of New
Brunswick, who is confined to his
bed by Illness. stating that If the
committee wishes any Information OF
any kind while he is unable to take
the chair at the meetings, to write
him and he would see that matters
would be looked after.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

STREET I'M ENTs
HELP TO WOODBRIDGE
Special to the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 21:-One of the
great improvements of Woodbridge
Is the matchmaking of Freeman
street. Work on this road has been
In progress for some time, and Will
pc completed within a few weeks.
T~weive-inch pipe will be laid in the
cutters, so as to avoid any water
being stalled there.
For the past number of years this
road has been a disgrace to the town
OF Woodbridge. After a hard rain
the entire roadbed would stand for
several days as a river of mud, max
ing it very disagreeable for traffic.
Another Improvements in town
will be the laying of maeadam, COW
cred with amersite, at the front of
Kings hotel. This spot has also
been a very unpleasant and disagree
BILE mud hole for many years. Peo-
pie coming and going out Of town by
trolley are forced to walk through
mud and water after q rain shower
before they can reach the car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

ed over the river via the N. Y. & l..
B. Company's road. BY last night
South Amboy had almost resumed
her normal state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
CRANBuRY

Mrs. s. Jones Bergen and Mrs. L..
ID. Huntington were visitors in Tren-
ton the first of the week.
Mrs. r. L. Mcdowell has returned
from her trip to Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Groves and
son, of J~amesburg, were over-Sun-
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Groves.
Miss Cornelia Hutchinson is visit
Ing friends at Hamilton Square.
Mrs. Daniel Apologize and Miss
Sadie Applegate spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Ruhama Strang is spending
some time with friends in Philadel-
phia. =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
GREAT DAMAGE
BY THE STORM
South Amboy Suffered Great
Iy frsm the Rain We'd
nesday Night.
STREETS ARE DAMAGED
specfas to the EVENING NEWS.

specia1 to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Oct. 21:--One OF
the most damaging rain storms that
South Amboy has ever experienced
was the n that occurred during
Wednesday night and Thursday fore
noon The rain fell in torrents and
the cutters beingNunable to carry the
excessive downpour, the streets be-
came flooded from curb to curb and
in some places overlooking the curb
and covering the sidewalks. Many of
the cellars in the lower part of the
city were flooded, and as the section
of the city adjoining the bay is being
severed, the streets have been ex-
cavatd for the placing of the pipes
These excavations had been loosely
filled in and the sandy nature of the
soil was such as to render very little
resistance to the torrents of water
that were fiowfngthrough these thor
oughfares. Consequently, in a num-
Der of places, the soil was washed
out to the depth of several feet,
thereby placing the streets in a dan
gerousf condition. In other places
over where the pipes had been
laid the loose earth had become SO
saturated with water as to, be unsafe
for horses to travel.
Adrain Straub, in coming down
Stockton street with his butcher
wagon, suddenly found his horse
mired in the filled up exeava-
ton in Stockton street. On Broad
way, between Henry and John
streets, the building in which Bren-
mans barber shop is located. had its
front cellar avail nearly all washed
away and the cellar flooded. This
same mishap occurred to the dwell
Ing owned by Andrew Furman at
Mechanicsville, a greater part of the
wall of the cellar or n side being
washed away.
The ,"Hole-fn-the-Walr' was filled
to a considerable extent with drift
wood and sand and a large auto van
In attempting to go through this
place, was stuck for some time, re-
quiring considerable assistance be-
fore being extricated. Much of
Ridgeway venue was filled up with
sand. The new road opened by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company on
the easterIy side had many bad wash
outs. while the sand was carried
down on the roadway through the
tunnel under the P. r. r. tracks to
QulIC d ucptA anu GIL duLo puoSAh6
through there about II o'clock got
stuck in the mud and it took several
teams to extrieate 1t.
The rain washed the entertainments
at this place down on the Jersey Cen
trail Traction tracks, covering it sew
eral feet deep with sand and stopping
the running of the cars between
South and Perth Amboy until in the
afternoon, at which time the passen-
gers had to transfer at the tunnel
under the P. r. r. tracks. 1t Will
lake several thousand dollars to re-
pair all the damage done in South
Amboys by yesterdays rain.
The embankment leading down
from the Amboy division over the
d~rawbridge was SO washed out as to
make it unsafe for trains to pass
over and they were switched onto
the Raritan Riv artrailroad and pass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
South Amboy Roosevelt Port Reading
keasbey i: Fords South River
SURPRISE PARTY WAS
HELD AT MATAMAM
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Oct. zI:-A surprise
party was held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Malley in honor
of their son. James j.. Malley. A
very pleasant evening was spent,
during which several piano selections
were rendered. Solos were sung by
Miss Florence Martin and Miss Eva
Renk, of New Brunswick. A piano
duet was given by Miss Louise Broc-
kard and Miss Mary Malley. Later
in the evening supper was served.
Mr.. James Malley and Miss Florence
Martin led the supper march.
Among those present were: Miss
Florence Martin, Miss Louise Broc-
kard. Miss Eva Renk. Miss Mary
Mailey, Miss Josephine Malley, Miss
Lizzie Lund, Miss Jennie Meyers,
Miss Elsie Love, Miss Mabel Hart
pence; Messrs. Raymond Kipsey,
James Malley, Ernest Wfttneberg,
George MalIeY, Chris Christensen,
Matthew Lund, William Nelson, d.
Flynn, Edward McKune, William
Green, Oscar Hangar, Howard
Thorne, Bert Gordon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
ROADS In WOODBRIDGE
BLOCKED BY THE RAIN
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 21:-The heavy
rainfall yesterday caused consider
able damage In Woodbridge. Sew
eral small bridges in different sec
tons of the town were washed away.
The road between Woodbridge and
Sewaren was a scene of one Of the
old-time foods. Late last night,
however. the water was entirely off
the road, although the meadows
were still covered. The Woodbridge
road leading into Chrome and
Roosevelt was also blocked with
high water. When the tide fell,
however, the water ran into the
creek, leaving the road free for traf-
fic again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Let the NEWS fen your wants.
OK

Sealed bids will be received blythe
Township Committee of the Town
ship of Woodbridge, In the Town
Hall, Woodbridge, N. j., at $3.50 P.
M, October 81, 1910, for construct
ing a pavement, grading, guttering
and draining near the Intersection of
Green street and Railway avenue in
said township as per plans and spec
i~fications, which may be seen at the
office of J.. Edward Harmed, township
clerk.
The Township Committee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
j. EDW. HARMED,
Township Clerk.
Dated Oct. 20, 1910.
$154 15830-10-21-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
WOODBRIDGE TO HAVE
z FUNERALS TOMORROW
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 21:-Sabastfan
#. Hollister died at his home in
Brooklyn October Is, In his ffty-
ninth year. He was the son OF ths
late Sabastion and Mary G. Hollis
ter. of Woodbridge. Their home
was on the road leading to IseHn-
The funeral will be held tomorrow
upon the arrival of the 1.17 o'clock
train. Services and interment will
be at the Episcopal church and cena-
etery. BENJAMIN Drake is funeral
director
Ellis B. Freeman died at his home
in Railway avenue yesterday after =
lingering Illness. Funeral will b
held tomorrow at 3:30 o'clock from
his late residence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
D. VANDENBURG
WEEDS MISS MAXWELL
syt eiar to the EVENING NEWS.

Cranbury. Oct. 21:-Miss Ger
trude Maxwell, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ancil M. Dawson, was married
yesterday to George D. Vandenburg.
of E~nglishtown. The wedding was
very quiet. only immediate friends
of the family being present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Jo-
seph e. Curry. The bride was very
attractive in a gown of white en-
brofdered batiste. with lace and
satin trimming. Her going away
gown was of blue broadcloth with
hat to match. MIR. and Mrs. Vanden-
berg will be at home after Novem-
Der first, at Englishtown, N. j.,
where the groom is engaged in bust
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

"cascarets are certainly 6nc. rgavs frissd
one when the doctor was treating him for saxcer
OF the stomach. The next morning he passxA
four pieces OF a tape worm. He then got . hex
and In three days he passed a tspe-wcrn 49f<ee
long. 1t was Mfr. Matt Freck, of Aiifersbuxx.
Danphin Co., Pa. / am quite a worker for Case1-
rets. use them n,yseifa and find them beneficial
for most any disease caused BY impure bfood.s
chas. 4. Condor. Lewiston, Pa, fMifain Col
Pleasant, PaIatable, Potent, Tasts Good.
Do Good Never Sjcken Weaken or Gripe.
l0c, Csc, Soc. Newer sold In bulk. The aenu-
Inc tablet stem mp c {. Guaranteed 20
cure cr you. money back. "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
SOUTH AMB0Y

At the supper and bazaar at the M.
P. church Tuesday and Wednesday
nights the ladies realized over $195.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held at the city hall
tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. A. McKensie, of Second
street. was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Hampton and wife, of
P~Ieasantyille, were in town yester-
day on their way to the M. p. con-
ference at Como.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pearce, of
Stevens avenue, were out-of-town
visitors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard, of Second
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Carter. of Stevens
avenue, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. C. H. Thomas, of Second
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
William Edwards, of Second
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Frank Disbrow, of Maxville, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday 'af-
terneen.
Mrs. Charles Campbell, of Cathar-
inc street, was an out-of-town Wis
itor yesterday.
Michael Leonard, of David street.
visited Perth Amboy yesterday af-
ternoon.
J. r. Dill, of Fourth street, was
an out-of-town visitor esterday af-
ternoon.
Richard Fan, of Union Valley,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
Mrs. Isabella Jackson, of Broad
way, who has been visiting out of
town, returned yesterday afternoon.
Engineer Mason,S of Perth AM
boy, was in town vest ,rday taking a
view of the damage done by the rain.
al ovar the river via the N. Y e. f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Emma Hollister. of Brook
Ign, was a Woodbridge visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. Bennett, of Pennsylvania, is
acting as ticket agent at the P. r.
r. station during Mr.. Numbers abb
ence.
The musical tea to be held at the
residence of Mrs. Demarest, in Rah-
way avenue. has been postponed un-
til Thursday evening.
Mr.. Weston, of Sheffield, Alabama,
is registered at the Woodbridge ho-
tel.
Frank I. Perry, of South Railway
avenue, is sojourning at Manasquan.
Miss Dorothy Boynton visited rel
atives in Perth Amboy yesterday.
Prof. John H. Love, supervising
principal Of the township schools,
spent yesterday out of town.
Mrs. Coles, of Green street, will
make her future home at the Epis-
,eopa1 erctory.
The large window in the west side
of the Woodbridge post office was
accidentally broken Wednesday
night by several young men while
waiting for the distribution of the
evening mail. One of the boys,
while avoiding a friendly attack, fell
through the glass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
DAUGHTERS OF
KING MEETING
Convention Held at Christ
Church In South Amboy
Yesterday.
ADDRESSES ARE GIVEN
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to h EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. Oct. 21:-The
Daughters of the King met In con-
vention in Christ's Episcopal church
yesterday. The morning address
was delivered by Rev. Dutton Dale,
d. D., of Red Bank, after which a
splendid repast was partaken Of in
the afternoon. Rev. p. A. Conover,
of Berpardsville. addressed the con.
vention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

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5iate ueighborhood may be found IL
the want ads. today,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

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An optimist is a man who never
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Magazine.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-01-26
Why does Great Britain buy
It's oatmeal OF US?

Certainly il seems ike carrying
Goals TO Newcastle TO speak Of export
ing oatmeal to Scotland and yet, every
year the Quaker Oats Company sends
hundreds of thousands Of cases Of
Quaker Oats 20 Great Britain and
Europe.
The reason is simple; while the
English and Scotch have for centuries
eaten oatmS al in quantities and with a
regularity that has made them the
most rugged physically, and active
mentally of all people. the American
has been eating oatmeal and trying all
the time 10 improve the methods OF
manufacture so that he might get that
desirable foreign trade
How well he has succeeded would
be seen at a glance at the export re-
ports on Quaker Oats. This brand is
without a rival; is packed in regular
loc packages. and IN Theoretically seal
cd tins for hot climates. 81
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-01-26

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