davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

8aarSialg. Gienbommen Gpre
gaaroietb / Rinesafer er al gieren.
u. 8opIen peo Operretsiosisrer $.
u. Ssesb-S moal. Woelpen, ioIst til
@nltao 6insruo, 9olsoal. aisbeinm-
men snifes life opgipet. "6reo.
beim" oeb SlGpenoen / Aifer er al
Sui. &augen ioIat til Senrif 9. So.
bonneien Tor 300 9roner iomt Ont
foltninger. "gepborg" peb SOL
men / aifer er al z. og s.. Sanien
iolgt til 9u0oig Iepif for 1900 SIR.
iont. Smfoitninaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
SAT- o M,
tilfalaS ener tinete.

Nptrttsierrsutsr Hnbtr ~RnHes-, -Ttleie~. TIL.
idlas~ % -tircripsrsiel- fpftcr rs Gsnts for Is ORR
ior ooer Saua, o. 3 Gents pr. Orb for aft, foni oDes
minere ero 80 Gents. Renae naa uirapiaeiia ueos
islae ale seiititnseI. let Isuner ia life at boafSr.
LA inrda GUNNER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

|StRalgs-ROroens baaroisre iine
fulobloos Ssrs os 9Gs ai mango Racer
Ia lapeite Yriier. ". Q. Bette, Y~ao6tHstou,
y. 9afpta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

NnHes-Ser er iortrinlis Gnleo.
ming for en- Q9gs. iamt oeiaa for en-
Npotbefer, | en- COB Sp / Bitlise Spo 7atos
ia. meo tor CmesH, boueoinseIig beboet Of
Sfanetnaoer os 5pliere. Aoresie: .,9qaes
c. o. "3eeorabs Yoiien", 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

@rrbalsbruget. Sra @9rSaIssren
me6beles Sen lite April: Hor6re
Sronobiems amtsuoualg bar til
Meolem al ESTABLISHMENTS Stpre
ooIgt Srbfsrer Hoitab iiteoetfor
Stntsroob 6oosnGs, iom bar for.
Iongt fig entleoiget. S~errcositpret
beiIlittebe ibng at bortIeie Sfipfer.
fosien til aftieieIifabet "gGrbaIens
Sober. og Niffelperf", iom agter at
poobegpnbe Grit innreit. Selifa6et
har forbsiet lin 9lftiefapital ira
100000 til 70 Wia. Str. gerame-
tier gadfe opboISer iig for Chen /
ariitianin for of tegnc aftiefapitaIen.
0eier for Sosien er for De fsrite 5
Gar 400 ar. aarIid. ienere 1000 ar.
Gen bereanes | ubbpgget Stanb til
900 S%eitefrPiter.
Snb1pttcrne / geitfplS. Ianae
8aarbe / Seitfolb bar / De ienere aar
ifiitet gier. De gamle err bIeuet
tr9tte og mooleie, og npe SoIf ira
andre Siitrifter bar inotaaet beres
BIabs. "a De me giere / 4lminbe.
Iiebeb err Samilieforisreere pg oes-
uben bar meo Jig Sienere, er oct ct
betpoeligt antal me Golf, Tom er
fommet iii gmtet. Eli gotne oeo
SolmeitrarS ifal Ser iaaleoes / De
iibite 10 Aar bore inbfl1ttet ca. 450
Sa6ipiSer og til en- Del andre 9na.
Der ct roaet lianenbe antal. Saiaa
iii enfelte 9psSer / 9uiferuS er Der
De iioite ~ q 10 aar fomnet manae
me SoIf. De fommer fra iorifjeqiae
Ranter, fra Saainaoal og Rumme.
bal, men melt fra 8eitlanbet.
9orif Sfibsiart % Snbnitri. Ror.
se err en- al be beoite aunoer paa oct
enselife Sfibsmnrfeo. S 1910 mo.
fisbte norife Reoere ira enaIano,
Sfibe pan tiliammen 1885 IONS.
0ern9it fom Stalien meo fun 49,.
900 IONS. Taa norife geriter blep
Der | 1910 bpseet Sfibe paa tiIiam.
men 32,9SS IONS. Gor Sioen itnar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

NnneS-Bise / fempatppe Gors gl.
oeren, fpnbis / Horit Raolapniua. tire
/ 6amilien. moosrne Tibet Gus. 9fnete
tiItrRoes 20oe g2at. 9ilifriu 3. g. arnunos
ion, c. o. FARMERS Nierdants State Bduf,
Nuerp, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
@rrbalens Spbberucrf.


lens Serreositpre beiIltteoe iorleoen
at opretboloe Den gamle aontraft
meb GproolenS aobber. % 9iffeI.
perf. Spuo a%ontrotten oprinoelig
off 10 paa er Der StriO ON, ioet ielpe
Sontraften or borttommet % life
bar pGret tingI9it. Serfet bar bes.
uOen pGret neolaet / ca. 80 aar, o9
i 2sbet al benne Sio er ser life be.
tolt nogen afgiit. 89rOoIen bar oes.
uoen rent Sfieoe paa 9rli9et, iaa Der
ifuIoe pGre Iioen @runo iii at fro,
at gerfet Der ifuloe 9isre 5ammeI
Het giGloenbe. Serfet paaitaar, at
aontraften omfatter 9rugsret til
&anbfrait / SfipferoalSfoSien iamt
HeguIeriugsret til oct belle &asorag
og enboibere De ~nsbpenoiae Nrealer
til Somter. Sor bernie Het ifal be.
tales en- afgiit Of 400 ar. pr. s(ar.
Wan bar oog faaet peStaaet enoeI
Sempninser til Soroel Tor Serreoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

StNalgs-l60 Gcres 9oot 9anb.
gooe Suie. 80 Gcres sr Niger, Reiien
soo Stou. Geres Sruattr9r. STINT Rli.
mat. iidnoinapiit Excitement. gris $40 Or.
aere. ,Sor u9rmere S~pIpsninger %tiltrip:
Z. y. Saucr. 8pute 2. Srpp, Soabp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

Snlobrgunp. Sorbeltppretoe Sat.
belsmono ears Spete o. Suitru 9eret
Martba, isot Stoffe, 6roita, feirebe
ben Sbe april @ulobrpllrp. De er
benbolbspiS II og 76 aor gamIe.
Cars Spete err loot / llIoifs Yreite.
gi9lo, Sarbanger, og Suitriien paa
Sroita. 0e bar bapt 8 9ern, bporoi
2 MI err bsbe. vi @ernene leper
Sanbelsmano Ssren Spete, Sfotpol,
S~tsrbalen. Sanoelsmono Cars 9.
Spete, iom for enbel Mar iiben ODER
tog Sarens b~etpoelige 9anbbanbleri.
forretning paa Sroita, gsiiiteut peo
8oiienbuSitiitelien / Sronobiem g.
%. 3oete, SGrerne Sbore og 8arl
Soete, begge paa Sroitu, oe 0atteren
aaren, Soromor paa gttersen. Salt
bar De bapt "A 9arnebarn, bporaf 80
leper. @ulobrubeparret err begge bra
raife og rsrige. Suitrllen bar Dog /
oct iibite p9ret ipgelig. Sr. 3pete
bar 9iort meget for ~6rugtaoIers Sp.
fontit paa Srolta, og man fon bore
iiffer paa, at De isrite mobne Stiff
felsbGr, icm faIbpoeS / gpen - az.
LET noroenfielos - er ira bans 9pr.
BABE paa S~pnoeuan9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
Rnt Spalfunaerielifab.

"pA lSiliup. Olu Sult'
oeiiorb meboeIes ben lite April: ST
mt fort SpoIfanger aftieieIifab bill
bli bannet | ben nGrmeite Sremtio
meo aoniul @rpoe, Sonoefioro, iom
0isponent. Selifabet, iom iaar en-
aftiefapital al minbit 100000 ar.,
fol loipe fombineret Spal. og Spl.
fangit / SpObaoet. Ser fol inofjs.
bes en- flor CAMPER meb "Hpoenbe
aogeri", og Der er aqercoe beltiIt Ell
flor SpaIbaao. grpeoitionen oigaar
til Spobapsserne ontaseIig / ausuit.
Stort Sanalprujeft. gas6raas.
pGienet bar uOarbeioet GIaner meo
Sperilae for ct aanaIanlpg iorbi 81.
iteiosien / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
boorpeb Sanoueien Der fan gisres
mere trafifabel. Yroieftet gaar no
poo anl9g al Slirier / Sunnel al ca.
900 90. 9pngbe, bporaf SIuierne op.
toger 400 90. Ser er proiefteret fl
Sluier, bper meO 5 WeterS 9sitebsi.
be. Nimeniionerne er forsorig Se
iamme Tom for Sluierne / Stito, ser
er %beregnet poa at aiqioe ElabS for
Sfibe meo 9Gngbe. 9reobe % GpbOe
al b~enbolbspis % 81, 6.5 80. cg
1.75 90. Observation-Disclosures er
beregnet til 100000 Ser.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
NEW HARB0R BILL Is
PASSED BY ASSEMBLY

Trenton, March 9:-One of the
most important actions of the Hous 3
yesterday was the passage of the har-
Dor board bill, introduced by Mr..
Walsh for the purpose of amending
defects in the law by which Trenton
hopes to place the improvement and
conservation of its water front in the
hands of a harbor board. The bill
passed by a vote of AZ to 0. If the
bill becomes law, Trenton may at
once issue bonds for the improve
ment of it's river front.
Another of MIR. Walsh's measures
to be boosted up peg yesterday was
the bill which prohibits gas and cleo
trical companies from charging more
than for the actual service rendered.
In order words, under this measure,
these companies would not be per-
mitted to establish a rule that every
domestic customer must pay 81 per
month whether OF not he makes use
of that amount of gas or electricity.
This will was given second read
ing yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
SEARCH FOR
D'STEPHAnO
is STARTED
Man Accused of Altering
Scheuer's Sale Checks
Cannot Be Located.
MAY HAVE LEFT CITY,
NEPHEW IN CELL

With Joseph D 'Stephano held as
witness at police headquarters since
last Friday night, Louis D 'Stephano, n
fruit dealer with stand in the grocery
store of s. Seheuer & Sons, at 124
smith street, has been at large in the
meantime, although accused of forging
sales slips in connection with the CON
duct of his business with the Scheuer
firm.
James S. Wight, representing D Ste
piano, agreed to produce him for hear
ing last week and although the time
for hearing in the case has been post
poned from night to night ever since
last Friday, neither Mr. Wight nor his
client have put in an appearance at
the court. 1t is now thought that
D'Stephano has left for parts unknown
and the police are making an investi-
cation.
Since Joseph d DiStephano, nephew
of the fruit dealer made a confession
last Friday night duplicating d D'Steph-
ano in the altering of the sales slips,
he has been detained at police head
quarters as witness. Life in a cell
did not fully agree with him and it
was necessary several days ago for
him to have the medical attention of
City Physician Meinzer At the pres
ent time he is in good health, but an
xious to be released from his bondage.
Various attempts have been made to
reach him by members of his race. The
police are of the opinion that this was
for the purpose Of preventing him from
testifying if possible. For this reason
he has been guarded closely. Thomas
Browa represents the Seheuer interests
in II case.
Cerulo Domey is now on D'Steph-
ano' IS bonds for $500, the latter having
been held to await the action of the
grand jury on charge of assault snd
battery preferred by John Scala sew
Eeral weeks ago. Should he leave this
part of the country and the police be
unable to locate him, the court is likely
to order the bonds forfeited.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
BUILDINGS TO
COST $4,000
Architect J. X. Jensen Has
Plans for New Work.

Plans and specifications Tor ap-
proxlmately $50, 600 worth OF new
building work IN this city are In the
course OF preparation IN Architect y.
X. Jensen's office, in New Brunswick
avenue. Besides this Mr.. Jensen
may soon begin the preparation of
plans for about twenty dwelling
houses that will cause the cost of
new work to more than double that
figure.
Plans are under way in Mr.. Jen-
sens Offices for four modern brick
store and dwelling structures that it
is proposed to erect in this city the
coming summer. The cost of these
may range $4,000 down to $4,000.
There will be stores on the ground
floors and dwellings above In most
of the buildings. Details regarding
the structures, location and owners
will be made known In a few days.
]. X. Jensen is architect for the
new cloak factory to be erected for
Manheimer & kasse, at Division and
Washington streets. The same firm
Is considering the proposition of
erecting about twenty modern dwell
ing houses for some of their skilled
employees.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
CIVIL SERVICE
OFFICIAL HERE
n. r. MitchsiI of Third Dis-
trict Is inspecting.

Herbert F. Mitchell, secretary of
the third civil service district, which
includes this city, is here today on
an official visit. He arrived At the
post Office and custom house shortly
before noon. and met men in the va
rious departments of the building.
He held conferences with Deputy
Collector George w. Eggert and
Postmaster George w. Tice. by whom
he was warmly greeted.
He was soon shown the building,
the place for holding civil service ex-
aminations and told facts about the
city and it's post office and custom
places of holding civil service exam
nations and spoke favorably OF the
custom house and post office build
Ing.
Series of Exams. Started.
A series of civil service examina-
tions in this district started yester-
day. They are as follows: Electro
clan, 5000 year, examinations on
March and Ii; teacher, $50 to $72
month, March and 8; civil cagi-
neer, $1,400 to $500 year, March g
and 8: assistant plant pathologist.
$1,000 to $1,000, March 15; cata-
loguer at National Museum, $720 a
year, March 15; fish culturist, $500,
March Is; editorial assistant, $1,000
to $500 a year, March 20; second
assistant engineer, $1,000, March 80;
custodian at Pittsburg, $1,000 a
year, March 20: machinist. s1.400,
March 30; professor In chemistry,
$4,000, March 80.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
ENTHUSIASTIC
ESPERANTISTS
Many In Perth kmboy Are
Taking Up the Study.

Perth Amboy promises to have a
Large Group Of EsperaAti~ta within a
short gsrne, Many people are becom-
ing Interested and az they stnder@
stand the purpose or the language,
It's simplicity and the rapid way in
which it Is spreading throughout the
world, they feel that they would like
to take part in the movement.
The Esperanto Society of Perth
Amboy has been organized and has
applied for membership In the ma
tfonal organization. The Pittsburg
Esperanto Society has made the
local organization a gift OF its char
ter. Pittsburg Is particularly inter-
ested In the movement here as Mr..
w. H. Fisher, of the Pittsburg orga-
nization, was the organizer of the
Perth Amboy group.
The society meets in the high
school building every Tuesday night
at o'clock. At the last meeting
officers were elected and text books
were ordered. The officers are:
President, Joseph F. Walker; vice
president, r. d. Waring; secretary
and treasurer, ]. Logan Cleyenger.
On the executive committee are e.
FL. KIeinhans, chairman, Rev. w. II.
Bawden, T. D. Waring, Mr.. Sturgis,
and Miss Ella M. Kent. Mr.. Klein
hans has consented to act as leader
Of the class of instruction AT the
meeting all who are interested in
the movement are invited to be pres
ent whether they care to go into the
study of the language or not. AS
the class has not yet taken up syste-
matte instruction, there is ample
opportunity for those who would
like to join to start with the rest.
The preliminary instruction will be
given next Tuesday night. There
were twenty-four present last Tues
day and since that time several
others have expressed their inten-
tion of Joining. A monthly publica-
tfon is received by each member,
keeping them in touch with the
whole world and showing how Es-
peranto is spreading into all coun-
tries, even to China and Japan.
At the meeting Tuesday night
Roger P. Heller, one of the Eperan-
to instructors in New York was pres
ent and gave an interesting talk.
hastily going over the outline Of
the grammar.
It is the desire that Perth Amboy
take prominent place among the
Esperanto groups In America and to
that end everyone Is heartily well
coined at the meetings.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
FIRE IN HOME
IN BRUNSWICK
speosa, to tho EVENING NEWS.

a a.
New Brunswick, March 9:-Fire
started in st. Mary's Home here this
morning as the result of defective
fue. Through the presence of mind of
the nine sisters in the institution sew
enty-fve children seated at breakfast
tables were rushed quietly and quickly
from the building and fifteen smaller
tots were carried from beds in their
chambers on the third floor of the
building An alarm was sent in from
box 95 and the blaze was placed under
control after approximately $1,000 dam
age had been done.
The fire was discovered by boy,
who with the others, was eating break
fast on the first floor of the building.
He smelled smoke and so informed one
of the sisters in charge. The children
were marched out to an adjoining
building, after which the sisters rushed
through the smoke-filed halls to the
third fioor and rescued the smaller chii-
dren ranging from half to three years
in age.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
CONTEMPLATE
PAVEMEHTS0N
MANY STREETS
Board of Aldermen Expect
to Wake Numerous I'M
provemsnts Curing Year.
ASPHALT BLOCK FsV0RED
--ALS0 BITULITHIC

1t Is expected that the coming
spring will see much improvement ID
Perth Ainboy In the way Of paved
streets. Already the paving of nins
thoroughfares is under considera-
tion by the Board of Alder-aen ana
the chances are that the majority Of
the work will be carried out The
latest proposition is the improve
ment of Smith street from State to
High streets. Early in The winter Il
was practically decided by the Board
OF Aldermen to pave this portion Of
the street with bitulithie. A repre-
sentative Of a bitulithic company was
on the ground and advised against
such procedure. stating that hitulith-
ic would not bind well with the wood
block pavement along the trolley
tracks
Smith Street Matter.
The paving matter was dropped
for the time being, but is now before
the aldermen again In petition
signed by a number of business men
and property owners for asphalt
block The petition is now In tho
hands of Alderman Lawrence Dali
ton, chairman of the COMMITTEES on
streets and sewers, and considering
the fact that the council had only
few months ago taken favorabfe
action In regard to the Improvements
of the street, 1t Is probable that sim-
liar action will be taken on the PEI
titioD now before the board The
petition asks for asphalt blocks.
which are said to have given the best
satisfaction In paving In this city.
The portion at Smith street In oues-
tion is now In poor condition and II
one of the city's busiest thorough-
fares
Other Thorou2lsfares.
Among the other streets which this
Board OF Aldermen are likely to irrl-
prove upon the recommendation OF
the streets and sewers committee, is
King street from Market to Smith
streets. Asphalt blocks would prob-
ably be used there. Hobart street
from Smith to Market streets. Will
likely be paved with asphalt blocks.
Brighton avenue. which is praetieal-
| ly an extension of Hobart street, may
be paved with bitulithic from MnrkeS
| street to Gordon street
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
REFUSE TO END
MELBER TRIAL

Albany, March 9:-The murder of
little George Melber by his mother, was
a deliberately planned and particularly
horrible crime, said District Attorney
Sanford, in opening for the prosecution
today. Every movement made by Mrs.
Edith Melber from the moment she left
her home until she abandoned the child
with its face scared with the deadly
acid in swamp near here, said the
prosecutor was the act of sane but
cruel woman, and the motive he said
was the desire to get the boy out of
the way so that she might marry a
man who had been attentive to her.
Following conference today in which
the District Attorney refused to accept
plea of msnslaughter the trial was
resumed and the Jury completed. 1t
is composed Of married men.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
ARE
DRIVEN AWAY
Vessel Wrecked in Fierce
Storm

gneeiaT bp United fsTsas Wire.
Msxfelk, Ashs, March Driven from
the side Of the feundesang steamer
N~nrsus by bafnaiag sllo sstornl
and bowling northeast wind, last
night, after making a spectacular res
cue of eight men from the vessel with
the breeches buoy, the crew of the
wrecking tug Rescneu hurried out
into Hampton Roads this morning to
resume the perilous work of saving the
other twenty seven persons on the i'll
fated vessel The storm is the worst
experienced Of this coast la years.
It is believed, however, the remain
der of the men will be rescued. The
vessel will be total wreck.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
SOUTHERHERS DISCUSS
PANAMA AND MEXICO
.clal bu United Press woe.

Special by United Press wirs.
Atlanta, Ga, March 81; The Pans
ANA canal, Mexico and various other
countries of South America and their
communities of the interests with
the south, were described by speak
ers before the Southern Commercial
Congress today. Colonel Roosevelt
will address the congress tonight ON
''The South Obligation is Statesmen-
ship and Business Endeavor.p
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
Prosacutor IN Law Firm.
.ar 70 tha EYEGlNa rEws.

spcc.ay TO the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, March q:-Prosecu-
tor Theodore B. Booream and Assistant
Prosecutor Russell f. Watson formed a
partnership this morning to conduct
general law business in this city. The
Arm win be known as Booream q
XNa Ason
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
POSSE AFTER NEGRO
WHO KILLED FAMILY
snec.ar oy Un.ted Press wtrs.

Glasgow, Ky, March 9:-Word
was received from Hart county say
Ing that posse Is searching for Doc
Massey, a negro, who last night shot
and killed negro deputy sheriff and
seven members of his family. He is
believed TO be insane.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
TROUBLE IN TRIP0LI

specsoa 6y United fTess Wsrs.
Rome, March 9:-Italy today dis
patched several war ships to Tripoli,
where serious anti-Turkish revolt
is reported. Seyer4r kish officials
are said to have been killed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL
REST IN THE SOUTH
ueola, by Unsted Press wsrs.

sp@olal bD Unfted Press Wtrs.
Washington, March 9:-President
Taft left for the south this after
noon to spent ten days of rest and
recreation at Augusta, Ga. He will
make one speech on the trip before
the Southern Commercial Congress
at Atlanta.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
can for Band statement.

HDFUFII ID '4ItfsoU z FFSS " y y
washington, March 9:-The
Comptroller OF the Currency today
issued a call for the statements of
the condition of national banks at
the close of business March Z. 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09

Have you tired "Qrsck- Work stove
polish. If rot you do not know how
easily and well it can be done
1928 f-26-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09

Automobiles for rent, by the "trip OF
hour. G. A. Sexton. Tel Is1 or saM
10 Smith St., Perth Amboy, y. y.
1908 l-19-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
JERSEYMAh COMMITS
SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
spsoial tp unlteN Pres. wirs.

bpecfaI OV UHstHH ffo@7 . Hs
New York, March 9:-John g.
Mackey, manufacturer OF Hackers
sack. N. j., committed suicide today
at the Vanderbilt Hotel By gas as
phyxietion.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09

oas Model 1910 Buick FOR sale. Fully
sauippea. Perth Amboy Garage Co.
I9I45-3-7-5t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09
nospital Auxiliary Balance.

The Woman's Auxiliary to the City
Hospital now have on hand sI.432.-
20. the amount left OF the total coll
lections of s4,72s.70, less s3,296.50
paid for the property for the nurses
home.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09

Bread, cakes and pies and all Fancy
sream puns in every style. Strictly
esh. Made at the place every 5ays
y RuDo1pA zHrEs BAKERY
/ ss snith st
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09


dan street from Marfat street To tho
Amboy bridge, and Davidson ayenns
from Smith street to Market sfreaf.
are understood to have bitulithto
scheduled for them. Penu street,
from Washington avenue to Hall av-
enue, will probably be paved with
vitrified brick. 1t is understood that
it is planned TO pave New street from
New Brunswick avenue to the gram.
mar school, at Barracks street. with
bitulithic.
Connect Paved Streets.
The planned improvement OF the
streets running of of Smith street
and connecting other paved streets
Is the following out of scheme to
have all paved streets connected by
paved streets. At present many OF
the streets connecting paved streets
east and west are OF dirt eonstruc-
tion and 1t is understood to be the
plan of the Board of Aldermen
through the street and sewer conn
mittee, to eliminate as many OF thess
connecting dirt streets as possible, by
paving them.
Street Commissioners Busy.
Within the next week or SO, or al
soon as the frost gets out of this
ground. Street Commissioner Adeir
will begin work on the graded
streets throughout the city, getting
them In shape for the ensuing year,
The work will probably cover the
best part of month. The two
scrapers owned by the street Depart
ment will be taken out and the diff
ferent graded streets throt rs2out this
city will be put in good shape. This
street crowns will be reshaped and
any large stones or. os>-er things
which would tend to roughen the
thorough fares will be removed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-09

For sals--Sseona hand Flanders Road
stex ia0afre Sexton 70 Smith St.
1alsT.3 9-Tt+