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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26

XMAS TREATS
AT SPOTSWOOD
Sunday Schools Give Appro-
pirate Exercises in Churches.
,scsaf 70 me EvENTva NEWS.

sysesai to the EVENING VIEWS.
Spotsuoo Dec. 2S.-The Christ
mas festival aso Is here. The
scholars Of the Sunday school of the
Methodist Episcopal church ceie-
brated with appropriate exercises
last Friday evening, and also re-
ceavsd beautiful gifts from the school
for faithful attendance. The attend
ancs It the festival was large and APP
p~reciative. despite the Indictment
weather. The pupils OF the Reform
ed church Sunday school held NO ex-
erefaes this year owing to the fact
that tho parish II without a minister
at this time. The children were
given = treat following the weekly
school session on Sunday morning.
The pupils OF the Sunday school
OF s.. Peters Episcopal church will
entertain with more elaborate e1er~
cisss than In past years The ger
vices WIN Be- held In the church,
which h something very unusual for
this parish. and a Christmas tree
will Immediately follow in the parish
house. The church services will In
cIude choral and singing exercises OF
an appropriate nature. An orchestra
Of three pieces will furnish the music.
The public is invited.
Treats for the scholars OF the
Sunday schools connected with the
Church OF Our Saviour. at Cheese
quakes. a mission OF st. Peters. and
OF st. George Memorial church, at
Helmetta, were held Sunday. Every
pupil was the recipient of q gift par
tieularIy handsome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
AT
WOODBRIDGE
Exercises by Methodists
and PresbyteriaBs.
peci,l e tAx EvENING NEWS.

,Speci0i to tbs EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 26.-On Sum
day morning the following Christ
mas program was rendered by the
members of the Methodist Sunday
school; Carol, Zion Wake" School;
responsive reading; Invitation, Pas
tor. Rev. ;. r. Bendenbergers carol,
20. Dreaming Town." school, recf-
tntion. Ethel Pagran; recit&tion,
Victor Drummond. Carol, where 10
He Born7'' School. recitation.
Catherine Spencer: oEevinx: Carol.
~There'a a Glory SCHOOL, reelta-
ton, Ruth Potter. Primtry Songs
sleep In the starlight" (LulIahyl;
sang, Lillian v~a1enttnes exr6a. 20
recitation, Rose Genzs carol. Haste
to Adore Him." School; recftatto1.
Walter Eggert: CAROL The Herald
Song" School: Lullaby, bethlehem
Town." School: carol, 20 Rcyals
One.~ School, benedfctfon. cfosfng
song. What the Bells Say"
Presbyterian Church.
The following program wAA
dcred at the Presbyterian SundAI
school Christmas exercises Sunday
afternoon .
0~rsan--The Cadinatts Shepherd
Song ....--~.-*-..%.s.. JoreS
Carol Joyful Melodies
Invocation
Carol Following the Star
Recitatfon-A Blessed Christmas
Tide
Robert Levi.
Carol 6-That Story Sweet
Recitation-Awake o. Bethlehem
Grace Brown.
Carol 9-No Room for Him
Primary Reeitatfons-
Albert Levi, Pauline Chalmers, Har~
ry Happen. Mary Jane Carney,
Lavta Mark.
Carol 11-Circle Earth with Song
Primary Song
Carol 1.-THE Strain triumphant
Recitation-Whfle Holly Swings
Mildred HorneY.
Carol 2o-Christmas Is Here
Exercise-Giving.
OTertory soIt
A. r. Randolph.
r. j. Kahn. b b.
Carol 3f-A Grown of Praise
Benedfetion-
orsan-Marchs Triumphaie .....
6iGdeEFHAnH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
METUCHEN

MISS Bogert entertafned~a nnnrhexE
OF her frisnds Monday evening.
Miss Almeda Johnson returned
home from college THURSDAY FOR tina
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin has Cards
out for an afternoon reception ID
her home Friday December 2s, from
to 8.
The Bridge Club met with Mrs
Mclaughlin last week, when q de-
lfghtful afternoon was spent. Mrs.
=. Ayers and Mrs. Charles prtckett
won the prizes.
Mrs. A. G. Kelly gave q dfnner
sarty Christmas.
Mrs II. z. Ayers ENTERTAINERS tia
family Christmas. which included
about twenty guests.
Cards OF invitation are ont for
the club house reception on january
first. Miss Hall will be hostess.
A Christmas BRYCE party viii ID
reid at the club house Tuesday al
ernoon at 5 o'clock.
The exercises at tho scheal Fsri-
3ay afternoon were delightfully."- en-
~srtafning. Vacation win last untiI
January 2.
There viii be q musical al the
stub house Friday evening. rIyea In
he Music Study Club.
Melvills Orion and Ebert Edgar
are hoans for the holidays.
Any affair or happening. or 81
Ic~umstances which lis too small Ia
make a Want AID. worth while an an
adjusting sores is TOO small 70
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benson and
son, Master Elvin, are enjoying the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. William
s.. Benson, at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Bert Shelters and son, Mas
ter Burtis, were entertained by
friends in Perth Amboy Friday last
Mrs. George Rusher, Jr.. OF
Church street, spent Friday after
noon with Miss Emma vanPelt. OF
Maple street, Perth AInboy.
Mrs. Frank Stratton, of First
street. was a Philadelphia shopper
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. schenck Hendrick-
son, Of Maple street. Were among
the Perth Amboy shoppers Saturday.
Miss Emily Andrews was q Perth
Amboy shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Slower and Mrs. Joseph,
Martin, of Second street, were Perth
Amboy shoppers.
M. b. Wilson, ianitor OF the high
school, received a substantial pres
emit In the shape OF q sweater. pre-
sented to him by the pupils and
teachers of the school.
Nrz. Eads~ who has beam critically
III With pneumonia. Is aIowfy racov-
erinE.
Master Nathan Roller was enter
tanned by friends In south Amboy
Sunday evening.
Master Leroy Tice Is confined to
bis home by Illness
The Christmas entertainment OF
the First Baptist church was OBJ
served Thursday evening. A lengthy
and varied program was presented
which WIS enjoyed by a large audi-
Ience. Exeelient mastc was rendered,
after which the gifts were distrfhut-
ad.
Mrs. G.. ". Dohson spent Thursday
shopping I'm New Brunswick.
The Christmas exercises of the
Old Bridge school we're held Friday
afternoon. A number Of visitors
were present to enjoy the program
which was rendered in q ereditabis
manner by the children After the
entertainment gffts were exchanged
by the pupils and teachers. Prinei-
pal M. b. Carpenter WAS the recipient
of q handsome silk umbrella. The
other teachers received numerous
pretty and useful remembrance
from their pupils :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
To NATURAL COLOR
Hy Coznazscn Garden Sage, = Simple
Etssasay Tor Daa&arsa, Failing,
Faded Gray HAIR

Tks ed sd&a OF asSn@ sage fog
dxrRsEEng the hair IL xxain coming
IN vo9us. Our grandnaotAers used
10 hxve d8rks Eio4xy hair NJ the aga
Of ss~vsuty-nve. whiis cur mothers
AEvs white h&fr bcfors thsy are ffty.
Our grAndmothsrx used to make q
"ssxs tea" and appIy II to their hair.
The ts& made their hair soft and
a5ossys snA gradually restored tia
natural color.
One ehtseticn to usang saca = pre-
lparaticR was the trouble OF making
It especially - IL had to be made
every two or fhrss days, GA account
Of sourtrx quickly This objection
Aas been overcome. and by asking
almost any nrst cIass druggist FOE
WYeth'a Sage and Sulphur Hair Ram
.sdy the public can get q superior
FxsD&rHaien Of says, with ths adj
mixture Of sulphur, another yaIuabEs
Ysmsdy for hair and scalp troubles.
Daily sse Of this preparstion will
rot only quickly restore ths color
OF the hair bat win asso stop ths
hais from falling cut and make IL
->-.
Get . bette srona ycur druggist
kodEy. Uss IL and a@s for yourself
bow quickly dandran goea and gray
hairs vaaiaA~
This preparation L. offered to the
Dublfe &c afty cents q bottle. and f.
recommended and sssia by all drug
lists.
Special Agents, Lauer Drug Co..
Cor, Snaith and State streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
sEWAREN

| The Kings Daughters met with
! Miss Stoddard last Monday, spend
Hing the AFTERNOONS In getting ready
the annual box 70 be s4nt to the
Little Mothers tn New York, also
a Christmas boz for Miss Hea1y, one
of the -shut-fn" society.
On Wednesday the Sewaren
Bridge Club Haet with Miss M. Wal
her. entertaining three tables and
spending delightful afternoon.
THE members present were Mrs.
Fowler. Mrs. r. q. Walker and MISC
Brokaw, Mrs. HoagSaR&. Mrs- HsFck-
Eman, Mrs. j. C. Hntshfnson and Miss
Alice Hutehfnssn. MIRA Howard and
Robert VaienSfns. Mrx. Spsneex and
Miss verHa HoasEsad wsrs guests
of the club. Mrs. Howard Valentine
won tAe gaest book prsxa. Mrs
Hutchinson won this club prize.
The iron WornaE." by Margaret
'UeIand.
The Friday night club brfdgs has
been postponed until after the hoL
Mrs. Charlmerx siII entertain the
History Club tomorrow.
Mrs. v. f. Turner. who has been
Ill for the past two weeks with
poisoning, the result OF getting a
splinter in her finger. IL convalesc-
ing but still suffering q food deal of
pain and It's hasa badly swollen.
On. Holmes II In attendance.
Miss Josfe Bzuarrnan returned
home last Thursday after an absence
|of three weeks visiting friends up
the Hudson In Jsrzsy City and New
York
Mrx- J. III. Saith was In town two
or TIRES days last weak, but returned
to the city Sunday morning To re-
main nsar Mr.. Smtth until he is able
81 tee~@ th- tczs rnieu viii
doubtless be before the New Year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGE IT
Perth AfnboY Has TO Bow to the In
evftabIe-Scores OF Endorse
nsessts Prove nc.

Perth A1nboy HAS TO Bow u the In
eyftsbIe-Scores of Endorse
nsessts Prove nc.
After reading the public state
|ment OF this fe~llow-sufferer given be-
low, o must IN to this e0ncIu-
sfon. A remedy which cured years.
|ago. which has kept the Kidneys La
good health since, can be relied
eases. Read this:
Mrs. Mary Leary. I'll Prospect
street, New Brunswick N. J., says
|"I keep Doan's Kidney pills in the
house all the fiFne and l think high
Fly of them. Hard work at times
|caused my back to ache considerably
and + also suffered from pains Ia my
head. / had dizzy spells and had no
ambition at all. Doanfs kidney
Ptfts have relieved these d~iIneufries
and I have thus been convinced of
their merits" statement given
July %. 190s.J
a Willing Confederation.
On January IL, 1914, Mrs- Leary
WAS interviewed and SHE said. II
gladly confirm all the praise I have
previously given Doan's Kidney
Pills. I still take this remedy oc-
Icasiona1ly and 1t never fails to help
me
For sale by ali dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MfIburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unft-
ed States
Remember the nama-Doan'sA
and take ne other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
ROOSEVELT

The final meeting of the borough
council at AZ present constituted,
will be held Friday December 20,
at 8 p. m.. In borough hall.
The new council, which will meet
Monday morning. January L. win
consist Of three Democrats and three
Republicans, with Mayor Hermann
having the casting vote In case of a
tie vote on any question.
Newark visitors Saturday fnelud-
ed JohR HarNierhan, Misa Minnie
Cutter, John Craddoek, Reginald
|Craddock, NdwaFd Lloyd. Frank VIII
helm, MT. and Mrs. Waiter Qutn,
Clayton Young and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cohen. af
Atlantic street. were Elizaheth vial
tors Saturday.
Miss Sfmans are visiting Mr. Sinons'
parents In Rhode Island. to be- away
ALI the wsek.
Councilman w. H. Nash spent
Sunday In Woodbridge.
The Misses Sexton. of Weodbrfdgs
avenue, visited friends in Newark
Saturday.
John O'Briea. of New York. spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs F1tz-
patrick. of Emerson street.
Mrs. J. Parkinson, OF Emerson
street. was a Perth Amboy visitor
Sunday.
Edward Merrick, of Washington
avenue, Is out again following a
long confinement to his home sub
sequent to Al oueratIon for appends-
citis.
Frank Coughlin, OF B street, wa
la New York visitor Saturday.
William Dey, of Chrome avenue.
visited his parents In Keyport over
Christmas.
Frank Born was a Brooklyn yisi-
tor over the holidays.
John Staubach and John Hrfvnak.
of Railway avenue, were out Of town
visitors Saturday night.
George McLoaghiin. Michael Fehy
and Thomas Fox, OF Runway ave-
nue., were New York visitors Satur-
|day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26

| Mrs. Barron Brewster Waited out
OF town Saturday,
Miss Edith Hinsdals was an out
of-tewn visitor Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. Kuntz entertained
out-of-town guests over Christmas.
Mrs. William Inslee and Miss
Ethel Inslee spent Christmas Day
with Newark relatives.
Mrs. Barcalow, of Freehold has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. William Demarest and Mr..
Champion Cutter spent Christmas
Day in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Serena, of EIiz-
abeth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Raymond Moore of West Green
street, over Christmas.
MFR. and Mrs. Atwood and Mr..
Wheeler, of Chicago, spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Valen-
tine.
Miss Louise Zimmerman. who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
town, returned to her home In R0ose-
Welt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huber enter
tanned a dinner party In their new
home on New street Christmas Day.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs. A..
l.. Huber, Miss Grace Huber, of Rah-
way; MFR. and Mrs. George Stewart.
Master Robert Stewart, Of Totem
Vile: Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton
and Miss Mar5oFy Fullerton, OF Jer-
sey City, and Miss Nan Stewart.
Mfr. and Mrs. Hampton Ellis, OF
Tottenville. spent Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. Frank vaien-
tine.
MIR. and Mrs. Eyerltt Ensign. OF
Railway. were guests of Mr.. Ensign's
parents. In Railway avenue, Christ
mas Dny.
Mrs. William Brothers and chill
dren, OF West Green street, are In
Brooklyn for q brsef season
Arthur Peterson wan q New Bruna-
wick visitor Sundsy evsaing.
A nnInber Of cur youns faIks saw
THE Little Millionaire" In New
York Christmas night.
william Lowcnberg. at Jersey
City, visited his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Lowenberg. Sunday.
Mrs Irving Dsmarsss IL seriously
ill ut hsr home in Sswaren.
Miss Annie HfIsdorf entertained a
rr-1t-- CO S~sasivss ~ Aor nonss, In
Main street. On Christmas Day.
Miss Florence LfddIs 10 III at her
home, In Main sfrseA-
Joseph Walsh and John McCarter,
who left for Ecclas, West Virginia,
several months ago to accept posi-
ttons with the New River ColIfery
Company, are spending THAR Christ
mas vacation with relatives I'm town.
Mr.. and Mira. Anderson, of EIiEa-
beth. were guests of Mrs. j. III. T.
Martin, Sr., In Railway avenue,
Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Maurer. of
New York. spent CHRISTMAS Day
with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner,
who were married I'm Rutherford last
Wednesday, returned from their
honeymoon Christmas night, and are
located In Freeman street.
Mfr. and Mrs.. John Campbell of
Grange. were gueGts of Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Campbell Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mr.. benjamin McNulty,
OF Washington, d. c., and sons. Carol
and Barron. are visiting Mrs. Nc
Nulty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brewster in Green street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
SPOTsWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. John Iernee and son
Howard, OF Perth xmboy. spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Shelters.
William w. snowhiIl was a New
York visitor last Saturday.
J. Randolph Appieby, ST., OF Tot
~teavflle. s.. r., ". Y, was a visitor
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Olive Catheart. of South
River. spent Sunday at the residence
OF Mrs. Caroline Devaa-
CIarenee Phillips was a Trenton
visitor on Saturday.
Miss Marion Behrfnger spent Sat
|urday In New Brunswick.
Miss Emily Daw. of Rochester. N.
X. Miss Beatrice Daw. OF Brya
Mawr College. PhfIadeIphfs. Pa. and
Lawrence Daw, of Albany. NJ. Y.
|spent Christmas with their parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. w. Daw, at st.
Peters rectory.
Otto Yahneis Of YerHIyn, Del.
ind brother Harry, OF the U. q
NavF, stationed at BROOKLYN Navy
Yard spent the holidays with their
parents. III. and Mrs. Henry YahnaT
OF West spotswood.
William {. Sawyer spent Christ
ma with his daughter. Mrs. Walter
Morrison. Of Jersey City.
kiss Alice Devoe, or Mckinley
Hospital. Trenton. spent Sunday and
Monday with hsr parents, Borough
Clark ana MIRA George W. Duvoe.
Nelson =. Jolly was . visitor In
Trenton Saturday.
a4s =.1 ssaa Taylor enter
tained over the Christmas. holidays
the formers sisters. the Misses Tay-
lor. OF Brooklyn. and Mrs. TayEorss
Nrother. william Berry. and family.
of New FORK
Mr. and Mrs. Louis KahIs and
daughter Migz Florence. 0f B1oosga-
ftezd. spent the weekend 18th AIRS.
Kah1e's mether, Mira. Lydia BeIrsag
ex.
Dsfa Close, d nephew of John
Bell has sailed foT Ireland. where
As wsls 1osn IFS wife and faulty be-
s@re New Years Day. Mr and MRS
Gleae fofznerly resided here.
Mss. Mamie 8H0w sad sea, Eea.
A. EoIHngoaa. saz efaaMa
slsndA hBr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
WELL KNOWN SOUTH RIVER
RESIDENT PASSED AWAY
speoiaI to the EVENING NEWS.

to ths EVENING NEWS
South River. Dec 2g:-Rfchard
Herring. a we'll known resident of
this borough. who was In his forty
fourth year, died early yesterday
morning after a lingering Illness at
his home In Whitehead avenue. He
was of German descent and at enc
time was proprietor of Columbia
hall here. He later resumed his
training In embroidery making In
the Mendel-Lunepp embroidery
works. He fs survived by a wife.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Kern, pastor Oh the German
Presbyterian church, will oficiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
BUCkELEW IN
kEARNY HOME
South Amboy Man Joins
Veterans There.
.peosal 20 the BvsNINg NEWS.

-pectlE TO Eng NE MS.
gos,tb Amhox rsar e.-rrnncfs
RurkaIaw . MA tfnae resilient az
south AH,hov ana . veteran 81 the
| Civil war. hsvtnv sarvsa in (,omnany
q Fnrtv.rtuth Hep4ruart NJ v
| stata Wi Tnfantrk NJ. "a Ear IL thu
| soldiers, Home At kearrv aetnrdav.
Mr.. Huckalew WAS aufta advanced in
years ri. hn,sn ma. broken mn ana
hfs jbsaHh -. rcnr H.vfrr No
rr.re 10 rsstda throusn ~. turiam-
ercv as yke vtntar ~ vxs p~r.uad-
a. Nv thr t,stfrs r. L. him s.s him
entere1 n the h0mr Ths tnssica
| with the .fd ~ the commiffee an
| moor ana th~ oversee~ ncure An
|out1t for frank the f,r.stca havfn0
secures IL. -nara..erx a - r. ad-
| mft him eecorsad Nm "a ID. hcma
| aaturday WHARF, IA -. sdmftfed
ana assf,nea r. wara n
rrhera wna sor,s -oupos,ttou to
T. M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
kINGW0OD A. (. HAS
ELECTION or OFFICERS

spsesal to tAs sETENlAa NEKx.
Woodbridge. Dec, 26.--Tha ar-
nuaI sassktas q afet-srz 81 si1s
kfngwood A. G. was held In the club
rooms December "a. when n, u
King WEE unanimously reelected
President: Robert Sattzer, f1sst yics
PRESIDENT Charles n. Campbelf.s
sreasurers Barron w. Schneider. 81
nancial secretary. A. r.. Greiner, ~
cordtng secretary; H. b. King. Hxr-
vey Kelly. b w. Peterson, trusteca.
Installation {. ~-seoIs VIII taxa
1face IN the club rooms Decemhar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
HELD TN SOUTH RIVER
10 The Fvryfvc NEws.

Special 70 the EFEEfEG NEWS.
South River Dee. 26:-Christmas
exercises were held In the German
Presbyterian and Methodist church
Ies Sunday and yesterday. The Sun
day school of the German Presbyte-
rian church held It's festivities Sum
day night. The Sunday school of
the Methodist church held its Christ
mas exercfaes 1ast night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
Newssoy Helps Red Cross.

Here's q pezny Ter the Anti
Tuberculosis League" said s little
nswsboy, stepping up to the Visiting
aursa OF q western league whs Was
selling the Red Cross Christmas seals
in ems OF tbs moving picture theaters.
Here, take n or ne SEALS
said khe nurse. as the boy dropped
he panay la trout OF heg.
Az / aznst act no uae fer do seal,
put ( wants 20 give youse de penny
eauss yougs cid VI much good EoE
nae xAaddef, rspliad sh@ iaA. rau-
AlnK way hefora BIS could b. aua@
Ek&d sHxaR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
CHIMNEY FIRE AROUND
SOUTH AMB0Y LAST MIGHT
special to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboys Dee. 26:-East
night a little furry OF excitement was
caused about 7 o'clock on account OF
In alarm Of fire from box So at
Broadway and Augusta street. The
fire apparatus was soon out, but. be-
fore It started It was learned the fire
Wa out. It was In the chimney at
the Finley homestead In Augusta
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26

Cairo. Egypt. Dec. 2s.-The con-
tinued advance of the Italian troops
toward the interior of Tripo1f and
away from the cnyirons OF the coast
towns without meeting serious re-
slstance seems to prove the correct
ness OF recent Information that the
Turkish troops and their Arab allies
have withdrawn to the hills. They
are, 1t is reported. practically with
out ammunition. Their only chance
OF renewing their supply has been
shattered by Lord Kitchener's action
In sealing mp all the possible points
or leakage along the frontier be-
tween Egypt and TripolK. This action
was taken by Lord Kitchener In OF
der to Keep Egypt entirely neutral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
witt, the comrax of s9sddle Ara

With the Comfag OF Middle Ago
There Is a letting down In the
physical forces often shown In an
moving xnt painful kidney and bl&d-
dar ailments and urinary irregular
titles. Foley Kidney PILLS are a
splendid regulating and strengthen
Ing medicine at such a time. Try
them.
Lauer's Drug Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
A OPENING or
BENZ. SlsnAClNs

New pnzm4 mmd Waalsm@eR Store
sas NEW BRUNSWICK AVE-.
Now ready TOR bu#inesa. with q BIS
stock OF Lucas Estnss, Euaueis and
Claims. Let US estimate on wall aper
sas. painting and glazing. Our prices
will saTpras8 y9u- Special m wall eA-
ger 6a tar AQunta x0kls aRa Np
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26


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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26

Al Lewis Frankels Up-to-1as
nrng Sepse, 210 N. b. Ave.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-22
SUSPECT in
N. Y. CENTER
Feared That Unusual Case
May Be Cholera
INVESTIGATION Being MADE
OFFICIALS FIGHTING PLAGUE
ARE cENTERlNe ATTENTION ON
UNUSUAL CASE IN A HOSPITAL
IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK
CITY TODAY.

New York, July 22.-The cholera
guard today centered attention upon
Bellevue hospital in the heart of city,
where case that arouses suspicion
has. been discovered. Thus far the
physicians have been unable to satisfy
themselves regarding the nature of the
patients diseases
If a ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination un-
dertaken today shows the presence OF
the dread cholera germ, he will be
hurried to Swinburne Island hospital
where twelve patients are now con-
fined.
The suspect is Manuel Bermudes, a
Spaniard who arrived here from Liver
pool July 1, as fireman on a tramp
steamer originally from South Ameri-
ca. Some. anxiety has been caused by
the fact that the man was taken sick
at q sailors boarding house, here, be-
fore removal to hospital.
Cholera death roll at Swinburne Is
land remained at eight and no new
cases had been reported among other
Immigrants at quarantine.
The steamer Roma, which arrived
Yesterday from Marseilles and Barcel-
lone. is still in quarantine. but since
she did not touch at Naples as usual
the health officers expect to be able to
give her clean bill of health and LEI
dock here today.