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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

Rinbpie f.. Die 9ufubr mar heute
nttt iehr sroB, Die VabIraae cine aute uno
bic Grei'e itetta. Gut. 0toder5 uno Zee
oers limb in Rad rage uno ftetjg, anoere
Ianoiam. - Mildtiibe iinp itetto.
SAuere Sttsre brdbten 1926 - $50,
sytra Stiere s6.s5-s.75, CHisn s2.25--
800, SIstitsrftsr.. srtra s6.O0-s.lO, quite
bis aussrleisrs s5.00-5.S5. orbtndrs bic
cute s3.25-4.85; Sstfsrs. trtrd s4.7b-5 90,
aMte Sic daserleien. st.O1-4.6i. oroinirs
Bis quite s2.SO-3.85; RaSs. srtra $3.50
~. 75, tanc1 -, cute bis duserleisre
- .00-4. so, orbintre Bis quite 81. .25-3.5
Gannsrs n. .00-2.75. Stoisrs aHo Sesoers
33.00-5,25, ertrd s.. 40--5.50.
cullen. - Ter Wortt mar hsute ntni
10 Iebbaft uno bic greiie rpiIliqer
MasereuHo Iei4ts Sa.75-3.75. potcono
1875 4.65. ertra s4.75, fette gulsr
81 .50-5.00.
aalber. Bel outer Iadbfruae pdr
Der 4lartt beute lsb ait uuo fart uno bic
Bretie itiegeH um 16c.
Oroirare uno aros. s.50-8.0O, Tdtr bic
gate lsitte sS.00-9.50, ertra 1918.
aalbsr II ett - n Htiionh tiisrn. -
Sawss 91Ie. prtma bts aassrIsIsns 8 -
9e. orotnare 5-7e.
Q bwetne. - Die teutiae 3ufpbr mar
bic swettaroBte in Der 8ohe uno Die 8reiie
cinqen abermaIs nm he berunter fiji
itpere Sdmetrs uno UNI 2O--25e fir
!sitte. Der Tartt id oB fIau
S5pere Stpeius brahteu S8.65-8. So
aats Bic axserle'srs Rsrpafuras, ure
fIsiiaeriortsn 80 s9.o0--9.lO, eemi'hts psr.
padurssiortsn $8.s5-s.05, croirars bis
aasuIs'srs itusr, fstts edx. $500 --
IstAts psriarstior.su - .s0--9.O), asrtsI
bon ~ Sfs srh r.rir'r s8.Oo-S.5O.
SaaftxnS 2dmmes. - Die 3ufu6t
10 ar peute semIlh drps ole Nadhirnae MI,
mdbio uno be Freiie fieIen um lO--l5c pet
l0) 8funo fir ehais uno UNI l5-2jc tag
Sdmmer.
eAafe.-ertra '3.S5-3.90, cate Bic aus.
srIs'sas -. 10 - 8 75 oreinirs bts ante
81 0)-3.00. Rutteri9 1fe s3.50-4.50, EXTRA
A.75, Sdsrltnce IA. .o0--5.00.
sdrrsr. Grtra Ss.T5-S.s5. cute BID
euserIeisne $6.00-5.65, orsinire bis quite
S,01-5.75.
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Mustpdrtige Wdrfte.
Rem Dorg, 20. Sep..

Rem Dors. 20. Sep..
Weht.-Sufuhr 33.071 sbts.. Berfarst
49l7 Bbts. Ter Nar,t mar beute rubia.
Spring gotents5. 1855, Dinter Strata htS
81 .30-4.40, Dirter Satents $50 80,
Spring clears - .35-4.5), Dintsr trtras
Eo. | s3.e5-3.85, Fo. DO. $S.4O-8.b5,
RanIas Fraiahis 44.75-4.s5.
Rsasen IN 'tetta. - Ta!r Bis
ssiss $4.oo-4.2o. aoies els fansy N.25--
AS.
Baaues rm.S. non,tns1 ~ q. 90
"a .05 per 100 Bfune.
WatS SneAl IN itetiG. - Seinss reises
anb selbes 81. 25-l.40. srobes 81 .30-l. .35.
AiInbrisb $3.50.
Hosssn l. ftetie. - 10. . Dsters
79%e :. 0. b. Rem Bor'
0erts tn rubi1. waI,esrfs 73-78e
{. I. !. uno nsus Juttsrssrts 70 - 76e {. |.
I. Ruffalo.
Bei,sn.- Su'uhr 81 800 pa.. Berranst
- Sa. Tsrft ibplh 20. q rather
sl.0lI i'm Glepator une $l.Ol11 Z. o. b.
itDi meno, SO. cO. NortssrH sl1914
I. o. 5.
DsIfa.srx 9afusr 2,250, Br.
fanst - Su. Tarft wiqia. Ro. 2 Gle
I'M aIepator uns 5Sh,c T. ss.
Safsr. - pufukr 81 ,925 b., wsrrsrst
- gu. Rarii ptuts. Reuer STANDARD
weiBer 88hc. neuer So. 2 wei5er 39t,
DO. Ro. 3 37sIc, DO. go. 4 BIC.
tsu In ftau. grtma llOc, 10. / lO5
-l07Ie. Ro. . 95-1O0c. go. 3 1886.
tspfsn N rubig. Stat. 1910. srstnarsr
bH dolce 20-23; 1909, ls-2lc; gaethc
soat 1910. orsinarsr Bic Soiss 14--l7s;
1909, l0--l4c.
tduts Nns rubi1. - Central 1nsries
2lc. Sssota 2l-22e.
Stot if itetig. aetb 3e-.4e.
Sers IN fteta. SamtIs s75. % -
25.5o. iSsrt clear 3a2 .oo-23.75. Nts $22 90
az 80.
set IN ftetia. ramtrs sla.oo-2o oo.
Nss $500 1850. sest.sAiussr s12. 90
IA. 90. Serpott sla.0o-l2ho. aiss sgtra
Snbia Wes sal .Oo-25.o1.
SUIT Nssts tus ftetia. @spbIsIts Gel.
Hes is - lse, DO. StuItsrn s5 - sac.
b.. shtnfen la][e.
eAmsI, 1T 'tetir. NissIe Men yrsma
sl2.5 - 1883 Haffinirtes uiLlid. esnti.
rent 1880. 2. 4. $l4.00, 0snpsanS l0,,4
lie
raIs IN rubis. - prima Sit, 77Se.
Gsuntrp 7sZ-SLc
BaumnsIIi aamen. .Cer III ftettd.
grina rohss $3.50, prima ecmmsr seItss
$S.26 $50.
Estrs lsum IN itstts. Hafsnirtss Hen
BORT $7.51. gailaseIphta uns Saltimsrs
81 80. DO. tn Bult 400.
no Tie IA ra5ts. DomsH.c 1Issss sOc.
Hart IN itetig. Stratnsb. sen51nl' AsS
bis sutes 81. .3o-S40.
1sspsntin In itetia ~ 771.e.
Esis IN rubig. ein5siHii4H 29ss-5He,
latMa 5A-se.
Ms Iaffss IN rubis. Rem uDrEsans Dyss
GettIe. gutter bis dolce. 32--ile.
9affee - Rto Ro. 7 l0-l0Le, Gdns
ios 30. 1915. Goroopa 10L-l2Ie.
2u6sr.-Hohsr In itetta. glusrapass -
Zen 3.55e. 6sntriiuadl % feft 4 0>c. 4s.
laNes, 9ueerss Tet3.5l. ns'Enirtsr 9ufer
IN itstio. Gut 2ssf 5.s6. aruihss B.7se,
NsalS II" s.ioe, Gukss 5.s0e. Sss.
bsreb 5.15e. 0rsnulatss 5.05e. Ttamons
..A"5.e5. Esnfse.ionsrs ~" 4.8se; 1s.
I4.so. 80. 4.75e. no. 4.7o. Ro.+ 4.6se,
30. 5 soc, 30. &.55c. Rs. 4.5oe. no.
81 .4se. SO. y 4. Zoe, go. 10 i.35e, Re. III
A.30e, go. IL A.25e. 80. u &.2Jc. 30. II
A.20e,
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o roc tertss.

8u 6ey.-Brstis fet'a. Ha'Hslrtss Gni
2eaf 5.45e. pombsrss 5.75. Gu5es 5.e0t.
Sranuistsb 5.s5t, Gsnfestiensrs 81" s.b5s
on ~" 5.25-5.50s. rsiBer srtra 81
S.l0--5.20s, sytrd e" 5.00-S. .05t, cYstRa.
ssf aslbsr 4.s0-4. .S5,.
no la 81 IN its.is. Nsp CyIsass
cpss asttls $3.50. Gsnsxifuasl l5--aos
Ns ts.-Marn ,t.mIsa hsAs't sss s.as.
3ssifana. fantp 0sao s-sSe. prina ~
--6kt. srsinassr s,l-4Es Sapas = =
IL per Sfunb.
Ta!rs.Srssu
IA tier. - Rsr.t ruhia unb bic Brett.
iietis. Usxsy Grsanssup SlLe. arsamsry
tvkS 30e. DO. feeonss 2ss. fanev Iairv
a2hs. Re. / axe per sfxnb.
6dfs. - Rartt astts. Csis IA. l7e,
HerbpeRlsNsr II IKE. Esn BORT 1se,
0Arei,er 20 --2ls. 2imtx.asr l7e. Drid
l6he per gsunb.
eisr. 2uiubr mdsia. Rar,t ft,tia. =
Erima friI4s SaAnsreisr 241.e. Nrhs 2ss.
snbsrs 2i1-e iseonsS ls1ls per Itb., |,
ssa EuuIttdt.
osflasa. - War.t siemIi5 Iebhaf
unb ftetio. Suuae Irutbiibrer iiuo flau
sprina Gti6sss l2L-i4e, 6akrer 1879,
e11ns 8Lte. 1rxttabRsr 29t. Guns l0e,
iuree entsn pom Bfuno lac. aIts Toe,
O&xis e-7e per Dfuno.
Cbf funo 0smais.
HeYfeI.-5anep Rem gort 81 .oO-4 20
aepobuiiGe s2.26-2.5 so per Dbl.
Gitssnsn. - Nssst ne.ta. GaIitsssta
3l.b0--5.o0. Weifina 4S.50-5.00 per atAs.
nrane ea.--Narss rusis uns isstia. =
ealifesnta sats SaIeneia $500 - A.75 pes
4ike.
Yfirfi6 de. - Northern rbio GIbertc
$l.N-2.25 per Camper.
Btruen.-R. y. Bartlett 81. .16-2 90
eiutetmiite $l.7s 400. 3ufer $500,
SidIes $40 - rs per B6l.
Neiutrauben. einseimtf6s Is
zoe per &orb. Concord 25c, BONG Ise. Ria.
CARA l71c.
faumen. - TamIons $s.25-s.5l
per Bu. Rem Dcrt 5000 per 9orb.
Srstbetbeeren. - $500 - $50
per gbi.
3u6er rmsIsaeu-G Gd5te Colorado
Ho6pforb 81 .0U-l.76 per Crate uno 75s-
el.0o per ponp. Crouap gOnp Crate So
CSC.
Daffermelo nen-$2o Oo-25. 90 per
100 ouf bem Oeleiie.
&arteffetn.-2 2oxispius &2.l5-2.25.
Gaftern shore $2.l6 ~ 2.26, sinbeimiiobs
800 per 0bI. unb 66-7Oe per Su.
GlbfartoffeIn.-5ancp Jeriep $2.75
500. 0aitsrn Shore q .00-2 rs per Bbl
araut. - Nesft hstis. Gi1tsimti@el
75s-Sl. GO per Dbl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

tssly; If: F,'f; II R'ss':: s:.'::: s:s' 49, 'a..

eas. DssSs saS asfiea h Rep Ossl
0elb ION eau" mar feiter su 2H-2I8.
grtma Oei1dftSpapiere wurDen ~ o.
81 biSfcntirt.
eterItna .Gr9anss II itetts. -
sint ~ s4.66ss uub 20 fass St6t
sx A.s2I-4.53.
Bunoes .ObIteati enc n rparen fs'
tia uno ,puroe1 fuie folst auotirt:
Der. Staten HefunDins - l0l-lOl1.
~ rssiftrirte t1925) l1b-llbX. esu'
rons Il5--ll5A, ~ resiitrtrte l0lI-
l021., Coupons lOls<--l0a1. panama0on'
pons ~ 10i eeboten.
aftienmar gersaufen bs'
bnfs 8ealiIirung sebot aut benie pteoer
ben Bemiibansen Der Sauiltsrs Ginbdlt,
bic 4reiie tn Bite 55be su brtnsen. Gis
Q G1Iubnotirunsen ergaben aber tn ben me'i
item Jdlen netne 4ewlnne.
Qotftebenoe 2ur'e wureen usn bsrJtrua
srpin, Bauman 4 &c.. 30. 223-2S1 asol'
nut Strabe, beri&tst:
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am S4Ist el1.45; fir Sanusr slo.375<
-l0.45, am e4Iub $l0.4O.
0bsrt 1tppenieiten. Sole $1o.75
- 80 per 100 gfunb. Siir 5ttober
$40 .80-10.95, am stlut 5000; fir So:
nuar s9.17I-9.271I. am Sblub 1920.
edultsr - 5,srt tlaes Setten. per,
adt. l2.76-13.25.
Batter. - Rarst itetts. ersamsrs "a
Zee, Sairp 23-27e.
ttes. - Rarst tetiI. Griit, 20 --
25e per TatenS.
A&fs. Rara ft,tiJ. Cream 14H--
Ice per gfunb.
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Ghtcaao, 80. Sept.


Mssl. Der war,t nsr itetiI. Dtntsr
Estentsbi .35-..70. etraisSts 81. .0o-a.75.
cprins Batents Bette 5$ !. 80. 0tratsAtS S4.7O
-. ~. gafsrs $3.s0-S.75.
Gst,ea. - NAr September s4I -
9s1se. sm 6aiab saL.e; far Tss6r. 96ss
--S9e, am Shlus s6Ie: fir Uiat lO2II
-l04@ze, am ShluB l03ss.
ReIidtsrn. Gar SeptsMbsr 5l-
52he, am edlub size; fur Te;emSsr
49I.-50s.e. am shlub 1915; i&r Nai
62L-s3.e, am S6lub 522se.
tafsr. -5hr September 3lsss-82ke,
an . hlun 3is.c; iiir Tesembsr 8! sss-335se.
am saIss s2Ie; fir Nai 35s4-sske. am
ShiuB 3nc.
NoaaeR-No.2 2 4Le.
Osrts. -Cste yittsrSsrts S. - e4e.
CUTE bis dolce Ratjssrfte o7-70e.
asiaamsa. - Rs. Q. q. 232e.
Ks. l u. @. 245e.
1imsttplaansn. - 100000 per
GsRtnsr.
Alselaams n.--Ss. s.0o--1l.7S per Sent
nss.
EsSysr:. - $lS.35-1s.eo per Dbl.
Tar Cftober 1890 - 17.75, am Sdlut
sl7.75; fur Sanuar $l7.20 - l7.35, an
SdbluS sl7.27L.
o4mstt. = Sls.7ak per 100 Yiuns.
0As Citcber 9l2.36 - l2.45, en- 04lsI
tlz.35; far Hopemter $ll.121-ll.A7-x.
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Nusldnoiid,e 9iahrid,tem.

Setnes 9oufe. 5einrih Seine
bat iit betaHntllh fpd6reno feinerGDts
finger Stubienaeit IN benz eihsfsloiz
iden StGbt4sn 5siligenftabt am %.
SUM 1926 taufen lafen. HGheres
iber bieie Gpifooe, bic oas 0eniitbss
lsben bes 9ihters teinesipe9s bauerno
beeinflubt bat. tbeilt iegt naG ben bisa
Der unbenuBten gerihten oes Super=
intenosnteu Maeiitsr O. Gbr. Grimm,
Der 9eine sstauft bat, 70. aolbe tn isis
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Bonn 0elOuiartte.


OOHHer y q g. ~. SepL l9IO.
Tie Situation bat iit TIM bieiiaea gelbs
nsarfte nidt peranbert. Die saa9fraee
nod Ddrleben mar nur uabeoeufenb, bod
" @eID immer nod feit. Jiir Gars
ieten ION cau" ipuroen 6-5L% bereds
netuno Gei&ditspapiere wuroen ~ 81 piss
iOHtirt. Sm oifenen Warite wurben Dars
leben ION eal" ~ 5& unb auf Belt ~
--5L& piocirt.
HeAid ant Re1 Cs6
maren ihmdder uno ipurben ,u 10e Dis
fonto per $lU00 j,uiihen Banfen pertauft.
Die 0ounterrate betrdot Soc grdmie per
$1,000.
AeAid ani UsssSs
Uaren itetis. - Seuie fns bic foIsenben
Ouctirungen ~ bertnten:
&onbon, 3 Taqe Sidt. s4.87--i.s7 per
9. 90 Taee GtGt. $4.S4-4.84H per Il; yaris
1dge Sitt. 5l2[--51S francs per 500 !:
20 1aee ei9t. bl7L -- $40 5ranes per
e10O fir Teuti&ldnb, Taae GiAt, 4
Worf 951Ie, bo. 90 Tass sitt, S41<e.
Documentary BiHs auf 2onson pmrben
~ A.63, auf Gtasaom su $4.82L unb
ant OeIfaft ~ A.s21 pertagft.
ssD.cMlAaas~ss
rubtg aas itssis. Die Bansen auotirsn wis
Ginrau'. Deriauf.
~ Bombs. 1925. Coup. 1l5 l15X
~ Bombs. 1918. 80. .101L 102I
~ Bombs. 1880 .10l 1917
~ Vandmd md.......... .lOl -
Gisssiaa 1ssis unidss.
Der rmiat I'm bieitaeu Grearinabaus Be-,
lief fi& beute auf $4, l56, $50.
xofai.eeisriiatsn.
Nm gormittaee mar ber Wartt ,iemIih
Iebboft, IN Der 2ahmi!tags Siyuns aber
mar eerieIbe Hau. Die greiis waren i'm
auaemeinen ftetis. 9ahitebenoe gertdufe
fino su beriHten:
as ~ DSsk.
psfeYs Gait
20 Gfiien Nor Ohio Irod. d.................. gh
20 IffieH Gnla6d & Council bluffs pfo... 81
afitsn Der vine. 0as 4 Hlschtf $500. ssh
" uffseH ItfftsTbiro gl1tional Banf. l3t13
f5 uftisn =. y. 4 g.. cfb. 30
2 uitien e.. n. 4 Q. g.. pfe. sol4
fIrst Call.
i1uftien ssiniie'7ritie gsat. gans. 40
Between Cali.
aftten e.. n. 4 q. 9. q x.........-. s6
~ ufften 9. n. L e.. pfb................B B
Ndnfebenoe Tabea. pon len btefissH
Nartt betnoliHen Bonos uno aitien atebt
bic offiateuen luotirunaen an:
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TEN 9ors. 30. Sept.

Rem Hors. 20. Sept.
Stnn mar beute piuie gu s3a. .52I-a4.55
unb Aupfer fau Safe su $3.50 49,
R.75, Gteetrolptbis su $12.37H-12.62H
xno Gaftins ~ sla.12I-l2.37H. Slet mar
hetis 5u $4.37h-4.40 uno spsItsr rubtg
~ $3.50 - $50. Giien mar beute rubia.
1o.l }aunor9 Rort5srt 81 sl5.75-ls.2b,
Ro.2 DO. ja Sl5.50-lS.0o. Ro. sout5erR
ano 0o. Soutssrn loft au SI5.75-I1.25.
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Stnsstsk - SssosI $3.50 sos.
fssaS stisre - so $50. nehltts otiere
81. .lO-s.75. Stotsrs uuo Teeesrs 81. 10
5.e5, Rahsxno bsifsrs s2.20-6.3D. Rdlber
s. .5O-l0.00. Nartt stpas neori1er.
2 eauetss. Ssiats -. 35--9 %, oe'
nsids s. .35 -o25. ihpsrs sS.2o-9. 10,
rsass S2)-5.40. asts bis auserIeiene
$S.40-9.i0. gerteI $50 $40. Nartt
Sc nieori9er.
Stdfe uno efmmer. etG's !:
tisssimiiNs Sc 30 20. peftllas $3.50
-4.lo. Sasrlinls "a. .40-5.50.
2aHWsr:-siutsiwiit +. a 75-7. Is, usf.
IiHe 81. .00-7.0O. War.t nieoriger.
3afusr. Hinopiea S.001. S4Detne
Ia, 900, 64afs uUo 2dmmer 10000.
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9e o d. id,redIiher.

Gle: sannnlt Gu Dir ettpos GfeI-
baiteres ocnfen, ais menn man beinl
Gbitefien cine Mnbe fin0et21
Or: % ia - lpein man cine bolbe
fin6et!"
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Ter Nar.t mar eetig. 8er,au't sur'
BEN s35 BbB. Ttfiue'S sintfbss ooces
auf Sss DaiiS pcn el.3} per 0aIsas
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Niebmdrfte.

Ginetnna!t. 20. September.
!Sufuhr uno 8erfanbt waareno ben pers
foHenea "a Stunoen, psraLiden NIT ben
uorbsraebsnben LaaeH, pareu pis foIet ::
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
METUCHEN

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Margaret Pockman, Of New
Brunswick avenue, and Rev. John w.
Van Zanten, of this place, at the
First Reformed church, of New
Brunswick, Thursday evening, 0cto-
Der 27, at 1880 o'clock. Rev. j. w.
Pockman is pastor of the Reformed
church and is a graduate of Hope
College, Mich, and also of the Theo-
logical Seminary of New Brunswick.
The young couple win reside in a
handsome new parsonage just erect
ed by the congregation.
The funeral services of Mrs. Eliza
beth Danford were held at her late
home Thursday evening. DR.. Mason
officiated.
Harvest Home and Autumn Festi-
val will be celebrated in the Presby-
terian church tomorrow evening.
Special music has been prepared, and
all are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Burnham is a guest of Mrs.
orion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
KEYP0RT

A new series Of the Second Key
port Loan Association will be started
this fall.
Mrs. John Fallon, of Brooklyn, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ella
LaForge, in Second street.
Miss Dorothy Ogden, of this place.
is studying elocution at New York
city.
Mrs. William A. Tilton, of Os-
borne street, is visiting relatives In
fAsbury Park.
DR.. William T. Walling, of this
place, has purchased the William s..
Brewer, Jr., farm near here. The
farm contains sixteen acres, the con-
sideration being $4,000.
Roscoe Bennett, of South Key
port, has secured a position with
the Western Electric Company, in
Brooklyn.
Miss Helen Conover. of Wicatunk,
is spending a few days with Miss r.
Wynne WailiRg, at her home in
Front street.
Frank D.. Stiles and family, Of this
place, will occupy the Cyrus f.
Sproul cottage, in Main street, for
the winter.
Captain Edward Fowler, of this
place, who is earetaker of the
grounds of the Keyport Yacht Club,
in First street, is spending a short
vacation with his daughter, Mrs. G..
w. Jackson, at her home in Oxford,
Talbert county, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gefsham Aumack, of
Mariners Harbor, s. l., spent last
week with friends here.
Charles Lehn, of this place, is hav-
ing a flag walk laid in front of his
building in Front street.
The Afternoon Five Hundred
Club, composed of a number of
young ladies of this place, will hold
their annual business meeting at
the home Of Miss Ettye G. Wyckoff,
in Elizabeth street, to complete
their plans for the coming season,
next Monday night.
Mrs. Jack Burnside, of Red Bank,
is spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bedle, at
their home in Waverly street.
L. Brewer Walling, of this place,
will mov his business from the Ge-
raj building to the building he re-
Gently purchased in Front street,
which is now occupied by the Casino
theatre, about January /. The Ca
sino will be moved to the pavilion
at Beach Park, for the winter,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
ROOSEVELT

Frank Chipica and John Houster,
of the battleship fleet now lying in
New York bay, were in town Mon
day visiting friends.
Miss Anna Drescher, of New
York, visited Mrs. Kathe and fam
lily of Second street over Sunday.
Jerry Ford, of Elizabeth, Charles
Leary and the Misses Annie and
Nellie Kane, of Port Reading, were
In town Sunday.
Alex Sabog and Miss Pauline
Kish, two local young people, will
be married October 10.
Harry Mitchell, Jr., and a young
lady of Perth Amboy will be mar
ried in November.
James Wiseley and Miss Margaret
Gallagher, of Washington avenue,
have also announced the near APP
proach of their wedding day. And
there are several others who have
been smitten by the little chap Gu
pid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
COUNCIL MET
NROOSEvELT
Much Routine Business 10
Transacted at Regular
Session. Reports Heard.
NADIs0N AVE. GRADE
Special to the EVENING NEws.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, Oct. S:-There was
very little but formal business done
at the regular meeting of borough
council this week. The collectors
balance was reported as $~3,527.29,
out of which bills amounting to
$953.93 were ordered paid.
The recorders report showed that
fines received during September
amounted to s131, out of which the
recorder had expended In sundry
items S12, leaving a balance of $119
for which amount he sent his check.
On motion permission vas grant
ed to the Benjamin Moore Company
to construct a narrow gauge track
across Woodbridge n The
yompany owns property on both
sides of the street and Is about to
erect a new building adjoining the
Wheeler plant.
The further consideration of the
matter of lines and grades for Mad
ison avenue on which point the
King Marsac Company Is at issue
with the parishioners of a new
church to be erected there, was fur
Their adjourned at the request OF
Lawyer Brown representing the
church people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
TOWNS
EXTEND STREET FROM
ELIZABETH TO ROOSEVELT

Roosevelt, Oct. S:-A lengthy re-
port on the recent conference held
with the First Street Association, of
Elizabeth, relative to the extension
of First street, Elizabeth, to Roose-
welt, was made to the Union coun-
ty Board of Freeholders by the
County Road Committee. The com
mittee as a whole reported that 1t
very favorably impressed with
the project, as it considered that
the e~xtension of he street would be
of great benefit to Elizabeth. Linden
township and Union county at large.
The committee has appointed Coun-
ty Engineer T.. L. Bauer to consult
with the officials of Roosevelt and
Mtddlesex county with a view of
concerted action in planning the
route of the proposed roadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
MATAWAN

Mrs. George Smith, of Philadel-
phia, is a guest of DR.. G: Straughn.
The Glenwood Mission Bank, of
the Presbyterian church, are pre-
pairing for their annual fair to be
held December 2.
Olive Branch Grange, P. of H,
will hold a supper in Geran's hall
next Wednesday night. After the
supper dancing will follow. Supper
is thirty-five cents. Tickets for
dancing, gentlemen, fifty cents, la
dies, twenty-five cents. Malchow's
orchestra will provide the music.
Frederick Shock, of Perth Amboy,
formerly of Matawan, was in town
Friday visiting friends.
Rev. Mr.. Heilenman, of Barnegat,
a former pastor of the M. e. church,
of Matawan, purchased last week
two lots on Little street, adjoining
the bridge.
Miss Eva Stillwaggon is spending
a week with her %cousia, Miss Min
ME Stillwaggon, at Flushing, L. I.
Mrs. Harry Stout and family, OF
Everett, are spending a week with
Mrs. Stout's mother, Mrs. John Null
soft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
SOUTH AM

Mrs. Warren Disbrow, Of John
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Grover was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Oscar Lambertson was an out-of-
town visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Parker, of Augusta
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Charles p. Thomas, of Second
terday over the Amboy division of
the p. R. R.
R.. P. Mason, of First street, Wis
tied Perth Amboy yesterday after
noo
Howard Littell, of Bordentown
avenue, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
A. H. Furman, of Roosevelt ave-
nue, spent yesterday afternoon in
Perth Amboy.
Edward Furman, of John street,
made a trip out of town yesterday
afternoon.
Walter Costello was an out-ofr
town visitor yesterday.
John j. Apologize, of Red Bank,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
James J. O'Connor, of Broadway,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
John Delaney, of First street, has
entered the New York law school
for a course of study.
Elias s. Mason, administrator of
Al ArAak~- ~ tn lat I~Io w
Buren,, will sell at public auction at
his late residence Thursday after
noon at l o'clock, all the household
goods of the late deceased.
The educational committee of the
P. r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. will hold a
meeting tonight to arrange for edu-
cational classes for the coming sea-
son.
Mrs. Linsley, of Bardentown, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Welsh,
of First street.
Miss Lillian Behn, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Behn, of Ste.
yens avenue, has secured a position
in a millinery establishment in
Perth Amboy.
George Green, the popular outfit.
ter and elothier of Broadway, who
has been confined to his home with
lumbago for some time, is very
much improved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
WOODBRIDGE CHURCHES

TcSoftefIHb.
Pastor, Rev. r. w. Mark.
10 A. M, Sunday school.
II A. M, morning service. Ser
mon, Christ and the Scriptures"
6:45 P. NJ, Y. P. S. c.. e.
1880 P. M, evening service. Ser
mon, "An Important Conversation"
Mems Bible Class meet at 10
O'Clock Sunday mornings.
Wednesday, prayer meeting, 7:45
P. M.
Trinity.
1890 A. M, morning service.
Congregational.
Pastor, DR.. p. J. Kahn.
10 A. NJ, Sunday school. Z
II A. M, morning service. Ser
mon by DR.. w. j. Hill, of Bingham
4 P. NJ, Y. P. S. c. E.
7:45 P. M, evening service,
Preaching by DR.. Hill.
Wednesday evening, prayer SER
vice, s o'clock.
st. James.
Pastor, Rev. J. J. Griffin.
$3.50 A. NJ, first mass.
1890 A. NJ, second mass y
$3.50 P. NJ, catechism class.
4:30 P. M, vespers.
Methodist.
Pastor, Rev. George P. Dougherty.
10 A. nj, Sunday school.
II A. M, morning service. Ser
mon, 1.-THE Book of Beginnings" sec
ond of a series of sermons.
Gas p. M, Epworth League.
1880 P. M, evening service. Ser
mon, THE Immediate Need
Saturday evening the Bible Study
Glass meets at 8 o'clock in the lee
ture room.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-08
South Amboy !: Roosevelt !: Port Reading
keasbey !: Fords : South River
OLD RESIDENT OF
WOODBRIDGE DEAD
pecial to The EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 8;-William
Luekhurst, seventy-six years old, an
old resident of Woodbridge, died yes
terday morning after an illness of
about twsesweeks. He had the third
stroke Of paralysis about nine weeks
ago and fully rallied.
He was born in Upper Railway, but
has lived most of his life in his house
ON Main street in Woodbridge, up to
the time paralysis set in, after which
he lived with his adopted daughter,
Mrs. RIA. Hirner, at whose home he
died. His wife died ome years ago.
Mrs. R. A. Hirner, of Woodbridge;
a nephew, Walter Luckhurst, of
Perth Amboy, and a stepson, Alfred
Luckhurst, of Brooklyn, are his near
est relatives.
The funeral service will be held at
the residence of r. A. Hirner, in
Main street. Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 13, at 1880 o'clock. Interment
will be made next Friday at the Epis-
copal cemetery.