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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Die NJ enben @ablen il

Seuti6lanp perieu lire Sfatteu Dor
ans. 60 lit es pielleiht tarm befannt
bier, haB cine Organization Der Gem
trumss Sraueu anaebabnt iporben lit
unp 5luar nit Griols. 90 lit ndmlit,
lnut 81. o." benz geiipieI in Sins
germ. cine ei9snc Gsntrums Srauens
Gbtbeiluu9 81 eriinben nuo lie Der
9entrums@ Yartci ein5ufii9en balo
aud Der 9c5irt Dcrenbori gciolsi.
Scibe Se5irfc baben &c in Der fur5en
3eit hires @eitebenS bcreits diif o.
500 Witaliebcr sebradt. Nunnebr
lit and I'M @e5irf gilf (Hbeinlanb)
cine Gentrums > Srauen : Srsanis
iation ms 2eben gcrufeu iporoen,
bereu lid 9leid 800 Sraucn ans
ifloNcn." Sort bat man alio einses
iebeu, baB wcber bas rubis 3us
Sauic sbleibcL Garbs Yarticss nmb
auifectrdnSd)en : Geben nod baS
"Sboppin9" unb Der Nifels9 bens
tcrbciud fir uniere 6raucu %seniisen
fonuen. Nlld bel inns Iollte pnS
io3ialiitiide Sciipicl bon Cos Inaeles
ms Die Iueen ofiueu, uns mabnen,
bab bic io5iaIe 9 hnlun9
Srdu fommen muB. Die
GcntruliteIlc beS Geuirals @ercinS bat
audo in bicicr 6rase bel ms Die Snia
tiatipc crsriffcn burh Die Ssraussabe
eincs Yenunblattes iiber Die Srauens
irasc. in heutider une ensliid,er
Sprafe, Die in icber Sungiranens
Sobalitdt unb in ieocm 8rauensVers
Elm einsaus finben ioIte. @ie mir
9ebDrt babcn. tpurbc oieies Slugblatt
porisen Sonntae an 200 Iitaliebcr
Der ct. Inrien Sunsfraucn : Soods
Iitdt bon Dubuque pertbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

ltnb ,uibrenb Irdiibent Taft 81
Chicago BEL einent Siner bes Sanils
tonzGlub inoireft einen bemotras
tii1en Stee in 1912 suse>
itanb - inbem er ia9te: rSo[lte aber
oas @olf bod ipiinihen, cine Ienoe>
ring bor5unebmen, 10 fperben mir
audi Die neue Neeierung inter allen
llmltdnben lopal urteritiiben" = erz
Hart 8pubcrnenr Wilion bon Stem
Scricb auf Der Stoats> Iusiteliing 81
Dallas. Seras, Dor einem setpaltisen
YubIifum: rSie ein5ige Organization,
in pelfer ii1 5ur 3eit fortidrittlide
8ebanfen in unierem 2anbe sur
@eltlins bringen foninen, 1T Die bemos
fratiid)e Yartei. sic lit nidt ses
ipalten. sic befinbet iih inter Der
@ontroGe ibrer fortidrittliden Gle
mente. Sbre Hatbifldse iinb ben
8crbdltniiien unb ben @ebiirfnihen
zines neuen 3eitalters ansepabt.
ltnb lie lit nidt raoifaler, als es pas
proereIiipc Clement Der ~republifas
niItcn Yartei lit. Sic lit bereit, ents
Iflpiien unb i'm Stanbe 81 banoeln."
Spffentli6 aud, tpenn's gum &lappen
fommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

- ls Den Werbanblungen bes
OI Staatsperbanbee bon Minnes
~ iota er5dblt Der ~8anoerer"
~ ipie Der Selesat Sob. 0rnnbs
boefer BON ct. Yaul. Winn., iiber Die
Irbeiterirage unb Die Stellung unb
Den Wangel an ginfluB Der b o.
Iii6en Irbeiter III ibren Unions
Solgenbes barlegte (tpir unteritreihen
@idtiseres) /:
rSic fatbpliiden Irbeitcr iollen,
ipic cs in Der HeioIution beiBt, rcgen
4ntbeil ncbmen an Mqem. mas IN
ibrer Union porsebt. Sic iolen nibt
abieits iteben uno GQes seideben
laiIen, mas's seben, iuie's mil :.
Sa f6nneit mir pm nnieren gnter
Greunsen, ppn ben Spsialiiten H.,
lernen. Die arbeiten, Die asitieren,
bie perbreiten Sauienbe bon Slug
bldftern in Den Irbeitsltdtten, brinz
gen ibre io5ialiitiid)en 3eitnngsartifel
unb arsumentieren IN Den Grbeitss
pau1en. limb in ben Geridmmlungen
Der Unions eebt es ebenio. Damn
iiBen mir &atholifen oa, mir fpilien,
bab bas, tpas Die ba pprbrinsen, pera
febrt lit, aber mir iinb nift seidult,
mir f5nnen nidt antiuDrten, pber
penn mir antiporten, iino mir ibuen
nift seipadien. SD iprede aus
eieener grfabrnns. Sd ipeiB. lpie
mfrs mandntal an Iutbe mar. fpenn
Die So3ialiiten nit Ybraien nm lid
parfen, lnb ih es nift permohte,
lie in iiber5eueenber @eiie 81 ipibers
legen. Sn ben lebten 5lpei Subren
lit bas beller serporbeu. Die Ypr=
trdse in Der beutihen fatbolifhen
Stabti5beratipn in ct. 4aui utb
baum bic Sdriften Der G%entralifele
nnn mas i'd, iunit nod las, baben mir
piel scniitt. Seuie gebe ih feinem
S~pSialiten mebr ans Dem @ee, beitte
perbliiift mid feiner mebr nit einem
Sdlagport. Sh lam linen Ncpe
unb Nntiport ifeben, unb ih tbue es
ald. (grapp!) llnb Ieitbem id)
mid, 5t pertbeioigcn neiB, ba fanb i'd
crit alls, ipie pielc meiier Irbeitss
colle9en tntboliid iinb. Border bate
it'd, Sober geid)eut, 5u idsen, ipas er
lit, rio man bate glaliben fonnen,
IS aGbc nlir So3iaIiiteu."
Nahbem CT bdnn fla8t, oaB oieIe
praftiihe IuftlGrungs>
nid)t frilbcr betrieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Wir baben aber unitreitis einen
Nappr i'm sroben 2anbe Der Union,
Der io3iol benft unb baubelt unb 5ipar
Oies in praftiiher 8eiie - lpie
manderorts in 9%eutidlanb. gs lit
Rabor Sbant BON indianapolis, Snb.
Hadbem er beipieien bat, Dap er ben
Yreis npu 8artoffelu biqiger MAIDEN
founte. inoem er hen @pmmiiiionss
bdnbler %nusihaltete uno Die aartofz
feln in Carloads bon Den Sarmern
einfaufte unb bann brett an bas @plt
pertnufte. plant CT jest, friides Sleiid,
Iub Sblt in berielbeu 8eiIc 81 perz
taifen. 60 bat CT Ibfommen nit
Sarmern ~9etroffen. Die bereit iino,
friides Slsiif an GonIunenten 5l
81 perfaufen. limb er err
Hart, Die bon Sarmern ibm porges
ihlaseneu Yreiie bdtten i'm iibers
8eugt, baB Die gambler 5u sroben
Yrpfit bon friifem Sleiid nebmcn.
Or sebsnft, Iepfel unb 8iruer, Die
Jest so Gents bis 81 per guibel
foiten, gu 80 unb 40 Gents 81 pers
%faufen, unb slaubt, Die Sleiihpreiie
% bis 35 Yro3ent %perbiui9ern
81 fonnen. 9ies biirfte ipobl rbgs
lid iein, ipenr man bebenft, birf ipie
biele Nittelerte oas Sleiid seben
mllB. ebe cs pom Sarmer gum Gpns
iumeuten gelan9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
grmtr1e plamnerri.

ld)icBcn lpic Yil5e aliS Der Grbe rno
merbcn retb, in Wirt6sbdiIern, aut
Sansboben linb mo min elm Sur pors
fomntt, ga fribbclt unb frabbeit es,
bn ipirb geiiid)6t, gctan5t. 9e-Iotten;
- bic ndrriifltcn Mpocn, 8an5 gletd)
mas Tie foiten. iperben nom drmlten
Sicnite unp Sabrifsmdbel mitge@
maft, unb 10 eebt Das lpeiter. Gs lit
Sattrm. bab 2nItbnrfeitcn oucr Irt
III itdnbiger 3lnabme begriffen itrbl
@cipiB, man gDnnt bcm bart arbetz
tcnbcn Solf aerne feline Srbolung.
ober in 10 e~rnitcn 3eitcn ioutc mar
oerabc bon linn iopiel Selblt3nht ers
narten biirfen, DAB es Die iauer per<
bicntcn @roifen 81 II o + IN e n D L
gcrcn Sader, fir g rot periperz
ben piiroc! - 8ie 9eIaet: Elm
fr,tftbarcr 8oben fir ben io5ials
bcmofratiihen @eisenl
Ser adiier mar pieber etrrtal
nit 9ldusenpem 8efolse in Iahen,
our gntbiiaung zines Senfmals ieis
mes eaters, bel ipel1er @elegenbeit
er ipieber feinen SebI mafte. aus
ieincr edit driitliden @eiinnitng. CT
Idlob feline 8ebe nit ben 8orten:
MDse bic 9iireeridaft in Sreue segen
q o t, Safer rnb 8aterlanb ibrer
Irbeit nafgeben unb Die Sriihte
hires Sleibes in Srieben seniebenl"
= 9rdhtise 8orte zines Sriebenss
8aiiersl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
giIiu Waine bleibt trufen.

Staat5ietretdr Dol Iainc bat bicicr
Gage in Chicago ertldrt, Die Staatsa
Yrobibition bate nit cincr Wcbrbeit
bon 200 Stimmcn 9eIiest. 5 It ba 6
Elm Sie9? Cine 8dlfte Der Siirs
ger mill uihtS nit Der Staats Yrobis
bition an id,aiicn bdbcn uno bic ans
berc SGlitc ipia tic bcibcbalten, troBs
benz bas Yrobibitions : @cies lid
~fdIimmcr ols nirfungslos" err
ipielcn. @ur ginfiibrlins Der Yrobis
bition iparcu a~leemein Bier unb
Iei6tcre, pcrbdltniBmdBis barmloie
@etrdufe i'm @ebraud; icst nerbcn
itartc uno ncrfdlittc Spirituoieu eins
sefiibrt. Nan fann nlic bieraus
i6licbcn, ipeId,e SaIitc bcs @olteS bon
Mtaiue eS ebrli6 meint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
ltnier Bolt Separtemeut

iidl Dor 5ipei Snbreu nod eiu Yoitz
Sefi5it bon II Rilionen 9ouurs am
@noe oes Sabres, Iebtes Sabr Belle
ring, nnb belier Io9ar Elm lleberIhu6
bon etlpa $200,00 Snben ipir bod
etipas bon ~itaatstpe9eu", no iidte
barer Sprtidritt in Der red)ten Tifs
funs iih 9eltenb madtl Sn Der 8eiie
poran - bis gum @ins Gent Brief
porto unb better nod, bis CUR nlsez
meinen Ginfiibrung Der Satetpp It.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
grafbent slnoreae bat auf Den,

iiin9iteu Srauer>9 onsreb 5u Gbitaeo
febr pnbr 9eiprofen, als er on iagte,
Der Ipoitel pabrer @dBisteit poIlc
nidt Die Sabrifation altoboliider @es
trdnfe perbieten. fem 4lgenmerf lei
bielmcbr auf Die art unO 8eiIe &C.
rihtet, fuic berauid)enb fpirfcnbc &C.
trdnfe perfauft iperbeu, unb er tpenbc
iid barum bauptid6lih ben & rim f.
pIdscn al uno befaiie iif nit Der
grt unb 8eiie. ipie Tie selcitet iperz
ben. Soffentlid eebeu bic Scrrcn
9rauer enbli9 NIT Dem suten
8eiipiele Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

and in graiilten bat ma Dor. nod
por S6Iub Der beurieen Sasuns Die
Sidten Der GonsreBs abseorbneten gu
e%rboben. Sb nuf ipeseu Der
Sebensmittel g elierune?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
grafoent sait lit urplosli6 a

tpnlti9 + b / r : rem b
I d geiporbcn. Sn Rilipaufee iprady
er iiber Observation-Disclosures nrb iiber
Grbeiter : llnfaaper6ernng uub in
Chicago lieB er ii6 in Die Iaurer<
Linton aufnebrlen, che er Die 8runoz
fteinlegung zines nelen Samilton
Club : @ebdlloes bornabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

nnb and bas tit ipabr: 8 Ii g o
Oherbans, Elm Seutih : Gmeris
fdner, lit Der Sefeblsbaber Der srobs
ten amerifaniiten &riessfIotte, Die
iemals i'm Hetp gorfer 5afen pers
iarnmelt mar. Gin Soh Der ameris
fanil1en &%riegsflottel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

1raiibent Saft bat Den arieg
ertldrt. Nm Die 3urfep : Samilic.
Elm 80. bieies @onats lit Sanfs
fagunestae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Die aatbOIifen srlanb's acben a,t

tpieber aampf5eiten enteegcn. Sic
Srnn9emen n, Die gnslitaner,
baben ii6 iitnsit in elmer &irdens
eonferen5 81 Dublin sesen YSome
8ule" erfldrt unb man peiB, baB
lie in Der &abl ibrer Niittel ME
ndbleriih tparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Su Sos angeles, CAL, babcn BEL
Den itdotiifen @ablen Die So5i ge>
iiegt nnb 5tpar nit Siilfe Der Stims
men ibrer Srauen, Die bort bas
Stimmre6t baben. llnb uniere DRIFT
Iiden lrnb tatboliihen Sraueu. mo
fparen benin bie?!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Wer in bieiem Wouat ben @ottess

Uer II Dtetem UtD1dt DEN Wottess
adler beinft, iollte nidt bereeiien.
aid elm Batter infer" fir Die Seelen
9erieni9en auf3uopfern, beren piels
Ieidt gar nidt mebr auf Grben ses
bnht tpirb. 0as lit aud Gbas
ritas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Gnitnrirues.

gorgetban nnb nadbebahf Fat
Nanden in 9robeu Srubcl 9ebraft.
Beiipiel: Stalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

1teber Den &ricg Der Snnbesregiez
rung gesen Den Stabls5ruit -ilnb anz
pcre Fruits ipriht iif Die beutid)=
amerifaniife Yreiic iebr peiiimitii1
aus. Wan leie MIR:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Sie yeriammiuuss :Manie hat be-
ionbers q d. I belle tpenu man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

gs lam burauf scrednct iperbsn.
bnB Der anmpf elm Larger iciu ullb
ppr Der Frdiibentenlpabl nidt bccnoet
ipcroen iuirc. - rSu. Staats5tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

GO 1T mebr ais 5ipeifclbaif, Oh es
gelingen miro, DEN freien @ettbeipert
ourd Die @cridtsbDfc ipiebcrber5u,
ltelen. - "Gbica9o Ibenbpot."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
2atbpliihcr airhen .aalenber.
Bon bcs Sairns Sphter.

Matt6. 9, 1876.
g. IL. 3ou. Waria 2busfsf. Wartin, 2.
orb. Stanislaus &oita. 0toatiS.
9. IA. Soiapbat. @ensrauba. Serapia.
Ills. 9eopolb. gilbert Gertrub, 8.
9. Is. Stmar. Stbilba, 3. Gbmunb,
&. II. @resor b. Nunbertater. 5ilba.
g. l6. Sbo. Warimis. Romanus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07


.Snnnb Sim, ipie Scr giccs|atcr
linlcres &arerlaubes genannt wiro.
bat cine Hebc gceen Tiubpt aebaltcn
llno cS iparcn aroBarti9e 8ortc Der
Weisheit. Die bon icinen Sippen trdiis
fclten. Gr baIt eS fir cinen unlinn
lno fir cine Unprecedented, bic
Naturid)Gtc bes 2anoe5 10 81 pflc9en.
bdB tie nid)t erihDpit ipcrocn. benn
mir 5itiren .Sunnp Sim" ipprts
lid - Die iceiac @%eneration bat
has Hedt. bic Hahirfrdftc bes Snns
bcs al ibrem Wprtbeil ahs5nbeuicn,
Die nGdite @cnerntion ioa iih ben
aopi 5crbrcdeu. lpic lie ibrc GrilieM
bebaalih 9eitaltcn fam" llnb baS
uennt lid einen Stantsmann! -
Sine. Solfsblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

(Sortiesuns auf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

lis Den 8erbanblungen bes
Staatsperbanbee bon Ninnes
, iota er5dblt Der .8anoerer"
mie Der SeIeoot Rob. Wrlnb<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

~ III ioldler bat in ben 8agcn bonn
IN, %. bis 80. September IN
w % il Sen irattgefnnben.
o., G,,,,,r, ,,,S kott1hTtHs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
IS FOUND GUILTY AS
CHARGED IN SOUTH AMB0Y

Special to the ETENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Dec. 2es-The ease
set down for yesterday afternoon in
which the overseer OF the poor was
he complainant and Frank Suits,
Of New Brunswick, was the defend
ant. was tried by twelve jurymen
as fcllos: George Oliver. Harry
Bloodgood, Linwood Van Cleaf, Will
liam P~artsen. Harry Parisen, Theo-
dore Manduka, Max Hochdorf, Harry
South Pierre Delaney. John WhAlen,
Joseph Duncan and Michael Tohey.
Carrie Goninger, AdeliA Hagar
snfand DR.. Meacham were called "a
witnesses for the complainant and
the defendant and a friend OF his
from New Brunswick were witnesses
for the defense. 3. M. p Pearse
was counsel for the overseer OF the
poor aud Charles Tindale. OF New
Brunswick, represented the defend
ant. After hearing the testimony
by the Jury, counsel summed up the
case in a short address 10 the Jury.
after which Constable McCase was
sworn to attend the Jury. After re-
firing about fifteen minutes the Jury
returned and rendered a verdict OF
guilty.
The Judgment of the court was
that the defendant pay to Carrie
lGoninger the sum of SIS during con-
ment and So per week for support.
The defendant was held In $500
bond for the faithful carrying out
of the provisions OF the Judgment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
REPEAT SHOW
AT SpOTSWOOD
Plan to Give Minstrels)
in Nearby Towns.

spotswood. Dec 20:-It is the In
tention of the young men who pre-
scented the successful minstrel show
In Whitney hall Thursday night to
repeat the performance, with a few
changes, In nearby towns. It has
been suggested that the troupe give
show IN Old Bridge, JarTeaburg
and later at the State Home for Boys
at J~amesburg, for the ptcasurs of
the little inmates. rhe perform
anee given here was a decided sue
cess. In every particular, and It is
declared by those Interested that q
few new songs and local cracks
would make the show a success at
any of the places mentioned.
According to information secured
from the treasurer of the company.
the minstrelsy netted nearly $50 for
Whitney Lodge, No. 191, i. 90 F.,
for whose benefit the performance
WAS exhibited. The hail was packed
on the night OF the show, about
ESQ gaining atmittance. 1t was the
biggest crowd that ever witnessed
a show In this town
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
IN FRONT
OF HER HOME
Mrs. Meyers of Woodbridge
Victim of Trolley Crash.

specfdE TO the EPENING NEWHs
Woodbridge, Dec. 20sHCcnssdar-
able excitement prevailed Tuesday
afternoon in Railway avenue near
the Presbyterian church when tho
Is60 O'Clock trolley jumped the
track, ran into a tree and partly up-1
set. At the time there were a. n1l1a-
Der of passengers on the car who alt
received a severe shaking up. Mrs.
Meyers, Of Railway avenue.@racndRed
severe injuries, She was taken 20
her home nearby and a physician
summoned, bat 1t IS mo- yet known
Just how serious her injuries RIG.
The conductor OF the car received i
badly bruised thumb. The enf@f2
gency car was sent from WeatH6iH
Junction and after working about,
two hours the workmen succeeded tn
getting the derailed car ON the
track. but not In a, condition to carry
passengers. Most Of the windows
were smashed and considerable other
damage done.
From what can be learned, one%0f
the workmen who was engaged III.
repairing the track did not get hfa
shovel out OF the way In tinues~sThe
car struck 1t and bounded on the.
rails. running across the road and
hitting a tree, Al peculiar incident
in connection with the accident Is
that Mrs. Meyers, who was So badly.
hurt, was about to aiight, the COR
ductor having already signallea fo
the motorman to stop the car In
front of the woman's home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
SOUTH AMBOY

Alexander Soden, of Main street,
enjoyed a trip out OF town yester-
day evening.
James English, OF groadwa.
made a trip out OF town yesterday
evening.
Russall Mathis, OF Second street,
spent Monday In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strattons OF
Church street, were Newark visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Jolly. Of
George street. spent yesterday even
ing in Perth Amboy.
r. p. Mason. Sr., OF First street,
was an out of town visitor ysster-
day evening.
MIRA. John Hannaway, OF Stock
ton street, Wac a New York visitor
yesterday.
Apparently 1t has been forgotten
that 1t IL not only annoying to many
but also unlawful to have a peanut
rooster and the vending OF the ar
ticle IN the public street on the
Sabbath day.
John White, of George street, was
a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
Mrs. August Behn, OF Stevens ave-
nue., was IN out OF town visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. James Mcdonnell. of Church
street, raj a Newark visitor yester-
day,
Mrs. A. j. Miller, OF Main street,
spent yesterday afternoon out Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tuttle, OF
this city, spent yesterday evening in
Perth Amboy.
Jesse Fuller, former terminal
agent at this place. but 81 the pres
emit Tina OF New York city. was a
South Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Stults, Jr.. Of
David street, spent yesterday even
ing out of town.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
John street M. e. church held their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
at tho residence Of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Vandusen. Of First street
At tbs close of the business refresh
ments we're served by tho hostess
and i social hour WAS spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Newman, Of
Stevens avenue. spent yesterday
evening with friends In Perth AM
boy.
Monday night the drama of the
Jsnaes Boys was presented In NOV
ing pictures and was excellent. On
Thursday evening the management
will present s"The Lost Car" This
scene Was enacted and Aims taken
last summer along the Raritan River
railroad.
Mrs. George Mack spent Monday
In New York city.
Miss Elsie Rose, OF Main street,
was Al out OF town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Irene Higgins, Of New York
city, Is Visiting among friends in
tbs city.
Mrs. r. l.. Deacon. of First street,
spent Monday afternoon In Perth
Amboy.
Mrs. william Mundy, of Catharine
street. was an out of town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
PORT READING

Steve Gurken spent the week end
in Newark with friends.
John Cassidy was an out of town
visitor Saturday evening.
Wilbur Turner spent Saturday in
Perth Amboy with friends.
Lew Libel spent Saturday even
ing in Newark with friends.
Joseph Gill was an ont OF town
visitor Saturday evening.
Chris Larson spent the week end
In Newark with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f-.ller spent the
week end In Perth Amboy.
Robert irwin spent Saturday ev-
ening in Elizabeth.
Mrs. Joseph Barry spent the week
end In Elizabeth.
Peter Smith was an out of town
visitor Saturday evening.
Nels Albertson spent the week end
In Newark with friends.
G. A. Rodney was q New York
visitor Saturday evening.
Andrew Larson was an out OF
town visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benning
spent Sunday out OF town.
Lars Larson spent Sunday In New
York.
Mrs. v. Nerio spent Sunday out
of town.
Miss M. Basquell, Of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days with Mias
Mamie Gleason, Of this place.
james Cassidy spent Monday af-
ternoon In Perth Amboy.
William Turner II spending = few
days In Trenton.
Mrs. Edward Limepeter spent
Monday afternoon out OF town.
Edward Doody spent Monday az
ternoon In Perth Amboy.
Mira. Wilbur Turner spent Monday
evening out Of town.
@. A. Rodney spent Monday even
ing In Perth Amboy.
Miss Ella Bsnning spent Monday
evening In Perth Amboy.
Christ Larson was an out-of-town
visitor Monday evening.
James Chance spent Monday even-
Ing In Perth Amboy.
Andrew Larson was an out-of-
town visitor Monday evening.
John Cooper spent Monday even
Ing in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. Harry Whitehead will enter
tain the Circle OF Kings Daughters
on Wednesday night at her home on
Washington street.
Mrs. Fred Quad has returned
home after enjoying a weeks visit
among relatives in Trenton.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Sewing Club was held on Wednes7
Samuel Stevens.
The Christmas prayer meeting
will be held In the Methodist church
Thursday night. Rev. James Lord
has charge.
Mra. Julius Kleine was g New
York visitor on Monday.
Harold Phair has accepted a posi-
tion with the International Powder
Company in their laboratory at Par
Tia.
Miss Lulu Ailgair Is the guest OF
Miss Cornelia Daley, Of Jersey City.
The infant son or MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Sherdon. who died Saturday,
was buried Monday afternoon from
the Church OF Our Lady OF Victory,
of SayreytIle.. Tnterment in the
Catholic cemetery, Undertaken Rog-
ers directed. *
The Guild OF st. Mary Will naeet
Thursday evening ~ the home Of
Mrs. s. H. Dixon.
Msa. William Armstrong OF Ssel-
ton, visited her relatives yesterday,
The Sterling A. G. will journey &c
Perth Amkay Saturday evening ana
will NEST she Fast Riverside team u
t4nA 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-20

ARE OPPOSED
TO CEMETERY
kinsey Corner People Before
Woodbridge Health Board.

Special to the EVENING NE rs.
Woodbridge, Dec. 2o:-A special
meeting of the BOARD of Health
vas held Monday evening at s
O'Clock In the town hall. Lawyer
March. OF New Brunswick, also Mr.
Bolger, Of Perth Amboy, with sew
eral clergymen OF that place, were
on hand representing the Magyar
Reformed church; also a Greek
Catholic society, both OF Perth Am
boy. to get q permit to maintain
two new cemeteries near Kinney
corner, which they had already
opened, but without the consent OF
the township COMMITTEES or Board OF
Health. Mr.. Wolney and Mr.. Kin
soy were present on behalf OF the
property owners of this district and
after much arguing on both sides
the application was held over nm
til the next meeting, January s,
which promises TO he very inteses..
ing, az both sides will be strongly
represented.
Walter Simpson, & real estate
dealer from Railway, was granted
his application to sell a certain tract
Of land in tho northwestern part
Of the township for the purpose Of
establishing a large cemetery. Mr.
Knothe was present on quest of a
permit TO carry on a slaughter and
fertilizer business OF old and dead
horses, which was refused and he
was ordered to have the place,
on which he had temporarily occu-
pied, cleaned and disinfected by De-
cember so.
The following members Of the
Board we're present: President L. e.
Potter, Secretary John S. Dooley,
A. kaufman. George Brown, A. P.
Cranston and Inspector r. A. Hirner.