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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

gagement at tho Bijou Theatre to-mor-
row night 1t Is a play that abounds in
ludtcrous situations and keeps an audi 4
ence convnised. There Is not quiet
moment from the time the curtain goes
up on the first 'act until 1t descends
upon baseball game at the close
Students of oil! types. some serious.
some funny and some very, odd, are
seen In the piece. and they deliver witty
lines with much slibness and with tell
ing effect
The piece ran 500 nights In Chicago,
where 1t kept capacity houses. The
farce is by Richard Walton TulIy, who
wrote THE Rose Of the Rancho" for
David Bclasco in which, play Frances
Starr was starred 1t is n play dealing
with college life. and more especially
ba sebail. The hero is a young man
who tries to keep the knowledge from
his father that he Is a. baseball player
The strong patcr Is much opposed to
baseball. and the young mans ondeav-
about his basebaIlitis affection cause
much laughter. There are two or three
love stories in the piece, and they add
much Interest and zest,
The musical numbers ara full OF
melody and are bound to be popular.
They arc from the pen of William
Frederick Peters, who composed tho
L
Richard earle. The chorus OF prize
beauties was selected and trained by
Herr Gus Sohlke. one Of the best-knoWn
producers of musical. comedy numbers
In the country to-day. The company
presenting the piece are expert
farceurs. we'll trained. and their team
work is hawless. The scenic produc-
ton is a costly and elaborate one. The
entire production has been staged un-
der the personal supervision Of Will
| liam Norrisf
At the Lubin.
The I,ubin bill for the FIRST half OF
the week includes Ayeling and Wood.
duo OF eccentric entertainers. provld-
Ing publication of real laugh ovok-
ing oddities
Frosini,}a European musical wizard.
will offer q number IN which he uses a
variety Of quaint musical contraptions,
from each of which he extracts the
most enhancing melodies.
Jerome and Hunter will present 81
| gymnastic carnival
| The last OF the week will offer Cooke
and Myers In lively sketch, In which
they tell some funny yarns, eing catchy
| songs and introduce a few clover and
Ioriginal dancing steps. Al
Z Anna Belmont, "a chic Broadway ia
vorite. will offer several 4 OF the latest
Isucccsses heard and w1istled along
| the Great White Way.
May Wentworth Phillips and COM.
pany Of unusual ability will present
'The Vampire" a. delightful comedy
/ dranaatic novelty, that Is said ta DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

one OF the most enjoyable attractions
now playing in popular priced vaudc-
Vile Gsft
There will be many excellent picture
features shown, With complete change
i every other day Tho amateurs Will
assist in the entertaining on Thursday
! night
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survive to obtain the happiness of
honor Nindicated and love fulfilled"

Two Great singers.
Miss Bessie Aoott, who. owing to the
non arrival OF the eccentric Italian
composer in this country. was chea;e
ont OF an opportunity 10 create the
title role OF Aiascagni's new opera,
"Isobcl," is now engaged in a concert
tour OF the country with David B:sp-
ham. the famous baritone, late of the
Metropolitan Opera House. as her chief
associate These distinguished artists
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That is decidedly encouraging"
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| should have thought you were over
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But now McCloskey was shaking
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Andy Bradford has been giving me an
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when Lidgerwood, looking up from
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NEMESIS.

" the second day following
Flemister's visit to Angels
Lidgerwood was called again
to Ped Rl1fta tn another con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
SAYREvILLE

Harry Brencker. OF Albert street,
Is III at his home. lie has the grip.
August Rohde's bay horse Bess Is
sick. Dr.. Be1lof, OF New Bruins
wick, is looking after it.
Tucker Bros lunch wagon is open
for business on Main street In front
OF Joseph Allgalr's.
Mrs Conrad Oche, from MilItown,
was a S~ayrevillc visitor Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Christ. Of Midtown,
was In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jepp. Freischtrop,. Of Idle
wild avenue, was a New Brunswick
visitor Tuesday.
William Breihart, who has beer
getting treated by a New York spe-
cialist for some eruption of his ear,
had to 60 to the Ear Infirmary to
have an operation performed. Mr.
Breihart Is a chemist in the labora.
tory at Parlin.
Miss Lucy La Forge and Miss
Della Smith, of Lower S~ayrevtIle
were South River visitors Monda,
evening.
Mr.. H. W. Tucker, of Fort Wayne
was entertained at James Smiths
house Monday.
Henry Holthausen was out. gun
ming Monday and Tuesday and shot
nine rabbits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. Ryder, physical director in
the high school, visited friends in
Wilmington, Del, over the Thanks
giving holiday.
Miss Bonnylin Padget Is visiting
Miss Jones at Vail, N. j.
Mrs. Gustav Blum was a Perth
Amboy visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Betz is spending her Thanks
giving vacation at her home in New
PIatz, N. Y.
Miss Annie Hilsdorf was a Perth
Amboy visitor Wednesday after
loon.
Miss Ethel Inslee spent Thanks
giving Day with relatives In New
ark.
Mrs. Bruce Drummond spent
wednesday afternoon In Newark.
Misx Nan Stewart vas the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. George Fullerton,
OF Jersey City. THANKSGIVING "a
Miss Marion Iocn wood, VINO hAs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01

Helen Pitcairn, Joseph Alpine, syl-
via Brinaman, Alice Wilhelm, Law
renee Furman. Carrie MGnck, Ar.
thur Ingraham, Willis Slower, Yntes
Romeo, Jennie Smith. Helen Hobbs.
Evelyn Cassidy, Hazel Hyer, Benia-
min Schuyler, John Fitch. MeIford
Roll.
Eighth Year-Mildred Learned,
Frances Perrfne. Frances Gordon,
Mildred Magee, Sophie Hiilmann.
Albert Tomaszewski, Ida Hobbs,
Ella Hausser.
School No. 2.
First YearEVernon Albright,
Samuel Forgotson, Hermon sHoch-
heiser, Arthur James. William Rem
der, Edward Render, LaRue Wye
kon, Grace Game, Bernice Kirk,
Flora Petty, Maud Rasmussen, Flora
Gunnison, Harold King, Adrian Tur-
ner, Mildred Hager. Jay Oliver,
Myra Jones, Helen Prigge, Aida
Vedder. :
Second Year-Anna Watson, John
Luke, Lena Luke, Arthur Lambert
son. Margaret Rue. Mildred sulli-
van. Lloyd Nieltopp, Ella Scheetz,
Katherine ~Chevaiier. Helen Roberts,
Edward Mills, Carleton Grace, Wall
ter Peterson, Willard Sylvester,
blanche Sexton. Evelyn Brown,
Norma Cassidy, Emma Wortley,
Charles Hyer. Harry Olsen, Frank
Pohi. Phineas Magee, James vedder,
Addah Hamilton, Albert Emmons.
Third Year-Edward Parker,
John Parker, Frank Gominger,
Floyd McKenna, Norma Wortley.
Grace Oliver, Lucy Kescirowski,
Jessie Prigge, Harold Sfratton.
Fourth Year-Elizabeth Peterson,
Carrie Strushoim. Lillian Turner,
yalerya Witkowskie, Bertha Hol-
combe. Alexander Prigge, Carman
James. Clarence Swinson, Edward
Helies.
Fifth Year--Elva DonneIl, Mar
garet Brown, Fernando Fitch, Eta
Sullivan, Alya Buckelew, Allen
Compton, Mary Keegan, Rachel Cal
lahan, Joseph Water. William
Helies, William Baunach, Thomas
Render, Lucile Massey. Howard
King, Hiram Hyer, Samn 3einer.
Sixth Year-John Tomasjewski
Jennie Fleming. Edmund Hartman.
Milton Davis, Andrew Dill, Bernice
Edwards, Mildred Apologize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
Woodbridge : Sewaren !: Jamesburg
Metuchen: S~ayrevi!e : Fords Spotswood
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Hulit,
of 147 Pavilion avenue, Long
Branch, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Julia N.
Hulit, to James W. Chasey, of 81
Second street, South Amboy.
Tonight the Baptist congregation
will give q reception to their new
pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs,
from Chintogue Islang, va.
Edward Noble. of Augusta street,
and Miss Mary Coughlin, of Henry
street. were united in marriage In
st. Mary's church at 8 a. m. We'd
nesday morning, Monsignor Brady
officiating. The newly welded
couple left town Wednesday fore
noon on their wedding tour. They
will reside In this city on their re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorpe and
son, OF Firsts treet, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. Thorpc's father In
Brooklyn.
Rev N. e Webb. of Union val
ley. was a South Amboy visitor Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. William H.. Thompson, Of
Plainfeld, was a South Amboy visit
tor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Ham
giving day with friends out OF town
Mrs. Aaron AIlcott, of Augusta
street, was an out of town visitor
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. s.. Christian, of First street
was q New York visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Asa Thomas, OF Augusts
street. was q Perth Amboy visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce, of Johr
street, spent Thanksgiving day witt
friends ont Of town.
Mrs. Augusta Behn, OF Stevens
avenue, was an out of town visitor
Wednesday forenoon.
A. T. Wilson, wife and children
of Perth Amboy, spent Thanksgiv
ing day with Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Van Dusen, of Firsts treet.
Mrs. Charles Spragae, Sr,, OF Sec
ond street, was IA out OF town visi
tor Wednesday forenoon
There will be an election o
chief of the FIRE department a
II ltSLlha - Adlt MoAltoJ AkEAts 0S
cember 4, at s o'clock.
All members of Camp No. II, T
o. A., are requested to be presen
at the next regular meeting, Decem
Der Z, rs business OF Importance vii
be transacted.
Regular meeting OF William s
Truax Post, No. l18. G.. A. r., vii
be in Protection hall Monday even
ing. December z, at 1880 oscloci
Miss Bernyce Bogart. of Georg
| street, was an out of town yisito
Wednesday evening.
Rev. o. S. Miller and daughte
Anna, of John street, spent Thanks
giving and Friday with relatives !
Millyille-
r. A. straub, of Broadway. wa
an out of town visitor yesterday.
fumes W. Cornell of Providence
In H. was a South hnfboy Yfsite
Wednesday.
Miss Josie jaHies, OF the 6iat
Normal school. spent ThanksEiyin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
SOUTH RIVER


Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson, of
New Market, are receiving congrat-
ulations over the arrival ola young
daughter. Frances Lots. Mrs. Nell
son was formerly Miss Nellie Gard
ner, daughter Of Rev. q. H. Gardner,
a former pastor Of the local Baptist
church.
The Na-sas-kin Sewing Club was
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Miss E. Viola Price al
her home.
Miss Margery Howe Of Richmond
Va, is the guest of Miss Florence
Ten Brock
Rev. James Lord conducted the
regular weekly prayer service as us.
ual in the Methodist church Thanks
giving night.
Miss Agatha Quad, of S~ayreville.
was the guest of friends in town
Monday.
Exercises were held Wednesday
afternoon In the public school II
celebration Of Thanksgiving. Both
schools will be closed for the re,
mainder of the week.
Rev. Fairbanks Stockdale, pastor
of the First Methodist church, o
Asbury Park, viii lecture in the
Methodist church next Tuesda,
evening on the subject, Good Les
sons from Little Things" DIR
Stockdale is one of the abIes
preachers and pulpit orators in tn,
New Jersey conference. A large au
dience should here this lecture
Admission is free. a silver collec
ton Will be taken.
Mrs. Jonathan Booraem has re
turned home from a pleasant visi
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lock
wood, of Dast Milestone.
On Monday night. December 4
members of Columbia Cornet BanG
will give a masquerade ball II
Yates hall. Handsome prizes will
be awarded to the most beautiful,
dressed lady and the homliest dress
ed man. An active committee has
charge or the AFFAIR and they are
planning to make the bali a great
success. Music will be furnished by
Columbia band.
The regular meeting of The
Wyntge Sewing Club. which was to
have been held Wednesday after
noon, was postponed until next
Wednesday, when the club will be
entartainAd hr Mrs EA-sa-a ~~nsySz
head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
FORDS

Michael Egan and daughter, Eliz-
abeth, of Perth Amboy, were visitors
at the home of his brother, John
Egan, Tuesday.
Mrs. Madden was a Perth Amboy
visitor Tuesday.
Ttcey Smith is Ill at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Liddle have
returned home after spending a few
days with relatives in White House,
N. j.
Mrs. Joseph Ling is entertaining
her sister Nom Railway for the past
few days.
Mrs. Nelson was an out-of-towr
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Anderson was a visi
tor at the home of her brother
Robert Reid, in Perth Amboy, Tues
day.
Mrs. Dixon was an out-of-town
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Hughes, OF South Amboy,
spent Tuesday visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Arthur Durham, of Perth
| Amboy, was a local visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, OF Perth
Amboy, was a visitor at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. John Dietz.
Mr.. Peterson. of Tottenyille, was
a local visitor Tuesday.
A. Mundy, who recently met will
an accident at the National Fire
proofing Company,s plant at Keas
hey, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Joseph Ling was an out-of
town visitor Tuesday.
Mrs Cornell of New Brunswick
spent Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Elizabeth Olsen was a PERT
Amboy visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Johansen was an out-of-towI
visitor Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
SOUTH AMBOY
HONOR ROLLS
Pupils Perfect in Attendance
During November.
ssscsaI to tA. KvFNrHa xrKx.

South Amboy, Dec. Following
are the honor rolls of schools No. /
and 2 during November:
School No. 4.
First Year-Edward Agan, Ar
thur Dahl, Charles Dieker, william
Freed. 4ritton Grover, Harold Ham
tlton, Charles Hansen, Burk Lam
bertson, George Nelius, Sophus
Munck, Gussie Goldberg, Lucille
~fsaacs, Teresa K!Icomins, Marquee
rite Korka, Loretta Miller. Helen
Primka, Lizzie Rosenthan, Dorothy
Spice, Lottie Stetnhauze, Esther
Stefhhauze, Catherine Ward.
Sub Second Year-Lilltan Atkfn-
son, Morrill, Blum, Edna Bright,
Helen Bright, Mcnamara Dix,
Thelma Dix, Dorothy Fassler, Eliza
beth Fauser, Harold Hartmann,
Frank Hyer, William Jacobs, Laura
Kviest, Hattie Larson, Violet Lar
son, Frank Miller, Frederick Mundy,
Jerome Newmark, Ruth Olsen,
Thomas Roberts, Nathan Schewelo-
WITT, Helen Slower, Robert Stark,
Myrtle Thorpe, Clarvinia Walters.
Second Year-Eyre Dix, Harold
Dennen, William Fanser, Monroe
Green, Alfred Howard, John Hyers,
Jasper johnson, Russell Nelson,
Wilton Nichols, Harold simoneit,
William Sprague, Moses She~voloyitz,
Margaret Addeo, Alice Bloodgood.
Ef1e Barkalow, Carrie Buckeiew,
rymple, Grace Decker, Elinor Fur
RAN, Sadie Faffar, Florence Weber,
Fiona Howard, Alice Samuelson,
" nr~1t1xr Sy%.T4x Afu~<r~ 1xrcIlfr
Third Year-Rose Cohen, GLADYS
Emiullssen, Emily Strausser, Ethel
Tintle, Marion Gladstone. Evelyn
Mcdowell, Elizabeth Dursky, Esther
Bloodgood, Clara Bloodgood, Fran
ces Gallagher, Harry johnson.
Fourth Year-Herbert Lowndes,
Stasie Hooley, Pauline Hooley,
Gladys Parisen, Josephine Jeure-
wicz, Celia Alpine. Joseph Gorczyca,
Alverna Readey, James Christesen
Esther Rosenthai, Everett Frisch-
knecht, Leroy stratton, Margaret
Gleary.
Fifth Grade-Sadie Newmark,
Blanche Brinemen, Henrietta Dick
ar, Florence Neiltop, Ruth Nilsson,
Leola Stout, Tressa Hendrtckson,
Mildred johnson. Margaret Ericsson.
Laura Gent, Anna Jacobs, Elizabeth
Ware, Norman Edwards, John PACE
howsky, Raymond Perkins, Latimer
Penny, George Munek, Clarence
Davis, John Solinsky.
Sixth Year--Beatrfce Gorczyca,
Olga Hanzalek, Jennie Jensen, Sadie
VanPelt, Frank Disbrow, Einar Ham
sen, Grace Henry. Maurice Erickson,
Jacob Newmark, Clarence Whit
worth.
Seventh Year-Emiiy Nelson,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
PORT READING

William Turner spent Tuesday in
Perth Amboy-
Mrs. William Turner was an out
of-town visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Austin Kauhn, Jr., spent Tuesday
afternoon In Perth. Amboy.
Mrs. Harry Downey, Jr., was an
out-of-town visitor Tuesday
Miss Maud Turner spent Tuesday
afternoon out OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Greasheimer and
family spent a few days In Martin
vile with Mrs. EraashAinnaFss moth
er.
rhhs EVENING NEWS has The
3a~uas. circulation In tne county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
AND MRS. 0kES0N'S
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL "a. ms BvsNINo NBws.

Special 70. ms EVENING NEWS.
South Amhoy, Dec. 1:AMr. and
Mrs. William Okeson celebrated
their first wedding anniversary
Thanksgiving eve. The evening was
spent in a social way, music and
songs being features until a late
hour, when refreshments were
served. Mrs. Okeson was the recip-
lent of many useful and pretty gifts.
There we're guests present from
Prince Bay, 8. J., Perth Amboy and
Matawan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
N~EIGHBORING TOWNS

been in Hackensack for several
weeks. Is spending a few days at
her home on Edgar Hill.
ME- and Mrs, Walter Huber and
little daughter were guests of Mr.
Huber's parents In Railway Thurs
day.
Mr., and Mrs. E. H. Boynton en-
~tertained relatives at dinner Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. Barcelow, OF Freehold. speni
Thanksgiving day with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Charles Numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01

ii EVENING NEWS has III
circulation in the COUNTY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
2 DEATHS IN
WOODBRIDGE


Woodbridge, Dee. Mrs. Rachel
Brewster died at her home. In Bar
ron avenue, Wednesday night after
. brief illness of pneumonia. The
funeral service Will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2.3g o'clock, from
her late residence Rev. r. w. Mark.
of the Presbyterian church, will
oficiate.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, formerly OF spa
Springs, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fenton, Wednesday,,
November go. The funeral services
will be held Saturday morning at TO
O'Clock with mass at st. James
church. Interment will be in st.
James cemetery. Benjamin Drake
Ii the funeral director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01
JAMEsBURG

John Waddy, suffering from an
attack of acute rheumatism, is con
fined to his Sedgewick street home
Samuel Farinelli is spending a
few days In New York city.
Miss Meta LANCE has secured EN-.
ployment In New York city and will
make her home with her sister, Miss
Ida LANCE, of that city.
Raymond Hampton has become q
Freeholder by the purchase of Q
building lot on Gatzmar avenue from
the Dawson estate, adjoining the
DAWSON homestead. Mr.. Minard
Apologize has purchased the lot on
the some street adjoining the En-
right tenant house n will com
hence the erection of a house In
about two weeks.
James Dory, who suffered q
strained back by a fall from his en-
gine some weeks ago, at Long
Branch. is able to be about, but has
not as yet recovered sufficiently to
resume his run again.
Frederick Weisert is slowly re-
covering his former good health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-01


with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
n. James, OF Second street
Miss Gladys Emmons, of Second
street. spent "Wednesday evening out
of town.
Mrs. Arthur McKensie, Of Second
street, was visiting friends In Perth
Amboy Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Miriam Minnick, teacher In
the public school, spent as.snksgiv-
ing at home with her parents.
Miss Bertha Fulton visited friends
in Perth Amboy Wednesday, even
ing.
Miss Myrtle spangenberg, Of Fab
tus street, spent Thanksgiving day
with friends In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. John Perkins, of David
street, and son, Master Raymond.
are visiting her brother, Rev. j. r..
Mason, of MillvilIe.
Mrs. r.. h. Deacon, of Second
street. was a Perth Amboy visitor
| Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Spangen-
berg, OF Feltus street. spent Thanks
giving day out of town.
Miss Louisa Thorns, of Old
Bridge, spent Wednesday with
friends in South Amboy.
Mrs. William Dayton, of Borden
town avenue, was an out OF town
visitor Wednesday, afternoon.
Frank Luning. OF Newark, a na-
tive OF South Amboy, was In town
yesterday visiting relatives.
Charles Fassler, of Broadway,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Holton, OF Raritan
street, was an out Of town visitor
I yesterday afternoon.