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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Oct t~eoloeiife Stuoium
90 p~reitemansel.

Ser er E~reiteman9el | oen lit
tberlfe Strife | bette Sono. 8i fan
inn % peuoe poa bette ioameget hi
pil, iaa er BET oaigeueI ianot. "Sbe
lutheran" oplpier, at | 2ebet al set
iioIte Aor or6inerebes | 46 liitberife
Spnober 276 Mpno til B~reltesier.
ntr9en, iamt at | nepnte Samiuro
400 Wcnigbe6er err pafdnte. - ct
an6et gIoo gisr oct Sperilag, at
ben llttberife Strife I Gmerifu trent
ger 1900 elIer iIere Yreiter, emo
oen Tor GiebIiffet bar. Gette ipueS
piitnot noget operorepet, men tiener
oog til euO ifarpere at irembpUe
Ben aienbsgierniug, at ser er Gre
itemangel.
SiOitnRpnte gIab cir isIeenbe
oetaIiereoe SOerloa ouer Wange.
lens Stsrrelie | Sc fo~rifiellige Spn'
obs: General Council trGnger 400;
ben Sorerebe Strife 60; oen Rorife
SpnoOe ligeiao mango; Den iuenife
gliguitana Spnooe 100; Sowaipno.
oen %, og ben tpife NosIouriipnooe
90. - Ser er 8eneraIiproben life
tat meb, Ii9eiom DC oanife iamt flere
tpife og norife Spnober er labt uoe
Of 9etragtning. Sao Oct maaife
life er ioa menin9sIsit aliaeoel at
iPtte BALLET iaa bsit iom 1900.
Saa israelig iom 6enne SIIitauO
er, Iaa oil hi 2utberanere iin6e no.
gen Srsit / ben Sieubsgieruing, at
oct itaor beSre til hos os emo hos
andre p%roteitantiIfe Samfuno / Def.
te Sanb. Den en- iaoaor trsitenoe
5anfe ai6i9lper life Wangelen.
Cen nsSne Sanobe6 er altiao
benne: Ger er altior faa unge
MRno, Ser pRl9er oct teologiife
Stuoium, bpa0 M 8runSen BERTH
fan oPre.
De SoreneSe Staters "gureau Of
EDUCATION" bar nnlis uosit Ell guI.
letin ioriattet al 8raolep 9. Bur.
Ritz, % benne Bulletin cir SpIps.
ming ON, buorIeoes College. og I'M.
pcriitetsgra6ueuter forbeIes meQem
Se ioritielige 2ipsitiQinger. Orr.
gurritt cir itatiitiife Spgaoer for
81 al 2anbets Ieoenoe Colleges og
llniperiiteter meo fslgenoe interes.
iante ReiuItat: vi oct inmleoe an
raj @raonenter ira oisie Stoler
bIir % Brocent 5orretningsmpuS,
IS 8rpcent Sagfsrere, 6 a 7 Bro.
cent SRger, 3 a 4 Rrocent Snge.
nisrer, mems melem 5 a 6 Bro.
cent pRIger BreItegieruingen iom tit
2ipstalo.
Tor Here al De iterre l~luioeriite.
tiers oeofommeuoe blir Brocenten
enonu miubre. genmiploania Uni.
periitet, Tom FOR lpngere lib iii.
baae turibe role Jig al, at omtrent
S~ieroepnrten az SfoIens 8raouen.
ter blep greiter, fan M opuiie blot
2 Eroeent. Dale College, Der eies
oa fontroaeres ni aongregatioHaliit.
firfen, ienoer fun 3 grocent al fine
8raSuenter iii De t~eolosiife Semi.
narier. Os Saruarb, Ser par srmS.
Iagt Of greiier meb Oct 5ormnnl at
iorbereoe nrrge RRuS Tor Freltegier.
nineen, fan M oppiie fnapt 2 Bro.
cent.
On Ir. gurritt Bar tat noset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
8sser % Sfrifter.

~sseIoenSe gsser er mootaset at glas
bets Hebattiou:
SRA 8. Gi6eboues Sorlde. &riltis
ania: 0amle sfiloerier.. Rinber %
SpteaneIicr fra %inunone Siber. Gf
SreSrit u. Otto. 9ette er N BOG,
Tom FOREIGNER mango 2Giere o9iaa paa
benne SHE at Sapet.
gp % grgsse er Sitelen paa Gbris
ftian &orens@ iberes npe "Siueber fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
6 CT E A
tcsina iaiOt STAB GAIT Rstuni. FraritHs. s'tltSrua.
qQeeatua =g,n

tSaina iaiOi Slab eaft Rheum, frHritHs. s'iIt Gruit
ssftptHa StiR o. a.
wtjeIna Tan btibrtses permanent, % udar iej Tiger
~hefhrtett. Mercer lea actgp hodo va fiaer - ~hetbrebcf.
% ute bare titttrt iImHeH for en- Ttn. for idd tgisu
a. trnot ao uGrre en- ter ont. leg glsr seHue one
tdtienoe HdaiidHo eftip al bare dnncust ii dar az mia
le ndd oepac enc Sugoom Ga idmtieia behduolet en-
N~isreeoeis &tuieu ItltTlasr al Seane ~frpateitae Sass
ogut. let er mta ligeauIoiat huao ar oH bar bruaf.
tHer hunrHdaae Sr1es bar idst aia. at eu iffe tan BET
trtots = alt itl farlaHarr er tnu an auleenina til II
we eta, az lcg ueo hudp lea tdler ON. 6uis On 5tl
ifripc tl HtG tSaa. ui Yea ieRoc hig On Fri prsue az nit
mlof, ltHorfHee. aardHtrrsoe DQtooei. Der utI ooerbe1
ptit ea mere pda IN Ida. tu0 isl eIsr HsaeH aaseH
turoe aiare pad en- NadHtbS Tto. 6pis bu bar mi .et
stltrp % ait Noo. EbisTsrev lea sg il al ai1e mtg
N~uleeHtHa ~ az bertic mtae gadftnroe. Seo az ftriue
~ MIA taaa, VI on Raot mere piTicita Remfort, euo
pn noatHhhet troebt seuHe SerbsR tluee brtnge Dig.
6oTisa Oct Tan, % on ptl Il. at req flyer oia Gambler.
Dr. & Csnnaday 1852 Park Square, Ssdsia. No.
ksfer~pesri Third S,tlsnal Rsak. sadsia. No.
Kunis % Ei5re noget asdrs ond ~ sends det,s Avsrtlsssmens
m nogsn, der hasf AZ EeIemAi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
0aben Rorreiponoance.

epsrasmaaI fra gerilner, fpm lite epsioer eat
Raune til RebdftipueN. bsipares tie. y
sppreers bepes affatte fine S~pSresmaalt Ct Hart %
trbtIist SSrcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

10988. Sp.: &an en- @aro tdge
Somciteab paa fit fsrite 9apir. eler
maa ban babe fit anbet 8~oreerpdptr?
spar: San fan tase SpmeiteaS,
a ban bar ut fprfte 9apir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
SGs bette!

gi har noset al Snisresie for eubuer, hpor'
peb aeuae fan tienes o. ipores. Striv ious
til Crown Mfg. Co, Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

~trumuebe ia idmmsn, ben ioiieoe mia HReset for
prrnoe o. min aone flaacee no ale Iiesr Ia 5leo
lea rtogsre. Seq tug min pultru Hieb I'll en- gco Buiif.
bduoslsHdaoeH tagee ": 6uis en Dtl hdns Gu Cpn,
Der ieaer apet. 'om lie ~fortrreg al bin SorfieHefe l
erTube on JON lite i0mmfr / uldne. ed bgtat ltot
mere ca fan on ~li,tg!ia CpH. 1ea bar ben her, De
saloer oen Grid ReJt". Bel. ui iisbte ben, haT WI
brat BEN { mango War. % ben er ~fremoetss iiyegoe.
Der or iugeu mere sldger NIT 6ns. o. Haai.toerue
CT altis FRrciae mar IA fomnsr btcHi. !,
Stnlec bin panslsRoe itfs kape ben. sa ffrip til
Rlngen Stove Co. Div No. s2s Chouteau Avenue.
81. Louis. No, % 90 rHogrrrtuiHg ON eers4 Glue
BorcruaiH Rduae for aul o. Bee. Zen e. iorfrinlt9.
siiHeeH SO. iaOcr Den / tn uGioiee Jd5tit / Ct.
yputs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
.om mug Man6

,ieubte lea tuH Tibet III Resepuus, o.
bat ca blsp gift 'isbte lea Hitu puitra
en- pen iorHiilet GpH iem 8ape til
beuoe. slea tTpebe Iea ,is5le ben til
en- riuelia Rris Get par NTH Jeifs
idaslie. eeiudriiaheeerue i~H6traaote
grort Spusu ptfbe IRE ifsae. seu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Rprbmanosfprbnnbet

September 1912.
Sorubeu en- GrtiteI ON 8trfeitrib og
Soreuingsiag bIaubt De norife 2utberas
mere berober tnbebolber bette Scfte: Ct
MT Suleeoertbr, at Soban SoIteberget;
Rorees 9Ibfte Sismaubstirte al Snus
rentius Soreu; en- Stump Spubere9is
iter; RorbmGnb Sorbeu ruuOt; Sra
Gmeritas RorSmano, at 81. g. q.
Sart5; ReoSelelier fra NorbmarbSs
fnrbrnnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Law Making In America. The Story of
the IoTI-I2 Session OF the Sixty-Second
Congress, by Lynn Hainess, Bethesda,
Md.
euboer iom biz i1ttc FIG ir1b |, toors
leoes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saar for fig
| 8aibingtpu, bsr lfaffe zig benne BOG,
Der | mer enb en- Senieeube er goo til
at faa SorItano af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Set nurife eeIifabs sbartaIfrift.

GiSsculbs September Sttoberz Seftc
er ubtommet meb ct temmeli9 oliioig
SnbbolD. SerIig bar hi mertet os II
neIifreben grtifel ON Sort f~irtelige %
rationale arbeibe" al Saitor Seurtt
@olbaI. gibsppIo ub9ipes al Sans
Serbeu, Sarge, 81. SAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

spnObalberetnins 1912. llSeibet al
BEN norIfe Spnooe, Seecrab. Sa. Sris
65 Gents; inob. 10 Gents.
8o9eu. iom inbeboISer @eretninser
ON ale garets Siitrittsmsbers Sors
6aubIin9er m. M, er nf SntcresIe for
enboer, iom snifer at bolbe zig a jour
meb bet ueOnte 8%irteiamfunbs Snitis
tlItioner og Grbeioe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
GRAND JURY
is DISCHARGE
Police Stations of Island Are
Criticised by Court.

The grand jury sitting at the Octo-
Der term of county court at the court
house at Richmond concluded its
work late Saturday afternoon and
was discharged by Judge j. Harry
Herman, presiding on the bench. Be
fore completing its duty the grand
jury inspected the public building
throughout the county ind in a pre-
sentiment arraigns the Board of EST
mate and Apportionment, the police
commissioner and the commissioner
of health for the conditions found
in the police stations on the island
The presentment declares-'the con-
ditions existing in the sta.-Jn houses
in this county are contrary to law,
impair the efficiency of the men
charged with it's enforcement and are
determined to the BEST interest OF
this community"
1t condemns the officials named toI
ignoring similar presentIlents by two
former grand juries, charges them
with inefhciency and lack of co-oI-
dination and requests the court To
take action for immediate relief.
Since the grand jury made a visit to
the station houses on the island re-
Gently, repairs are being made at
each one of them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
COURT ROSSVlLLE'S FAlR
CLOSED ON SATURDAY

The fair of Court Rossville, No.
"a, Foresters of America, that has
Jeen in progress in St. Luke's parish
all, Rossville, since Wednesday
light, came to a close Saturday night
s one of the most successful af-
airs eve conducted by that organi-
alton. During the four nights of
he fair there has been some special
TRACTION and supper was served.
he four booths named for the four
courts on this end of the island were
n charge of the following chairmen:
Court Tottenville, Mrs. S. E. andre
Fette; Court Rossville, Mrs. Frank
Littell; Court Linoleumville, Mrs.
Benjamin Hannah, and. Court Gift
lords, Mrs. Edwin S. Gleason. Each
booth was prettily decorated and
each head in charge was assisted by
a corps of ladies. Miss Minnie Slo-
yak was awarded the gold watch as
the first prize for raising the most
money for the fair and Miss Lillian
Bux, second, a gold bracelet. The
committee in charge of the fair in
Guided Edwin S. Gleason, chairman,
and his assistants were Fred Mathes,
William Caspari, Benjamin Bolger
and Sebastian e. Androvette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
MATAWAN

Miss Grace Whitlock spent Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whitlock.
Van Longstreet and family have
moved into one of the houses on
Little street owned by Tunis Schenk.
Mrs. Clifford Hulsart and Miss
Beatrice Hulsart were Monday visi-
tors at Perth Amboy.
George B.. Clark, of South Amboy
attended the meeting of the Odd
Fellows in Odd Fellows hall Mon
day evening.
Mrs. William B. Duncan spent
Monday in New York.
A meeting of the Masons will be
held Tuesday evening in Geran's
hall. There will be three limitations
of the fire degree.
Frederick Lupton was a Perth
Amboy visitor Monday.
William V. Clark, of Flatbush,
spent Monday with his sisters, the
Misses Clark.
Mrs. Harry Nance was a Perth
Amboy visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S%tilwagon, OF
Long Branch, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Wooley.
Frank Cloves is carrying his left
arm in a sling as the result of an
ugly scratch from a nail which In
stead Of healing festered and had to
be lanced.
John White, who is employed by
Alonzo White, has d~iphtheria, and
the home of Mrs. S. Il. Hankins,
where Mr.. White boards, is quaran-
tined.
William Smith, son of Mrs. Char.
lotte Smith, is suffering from typhoid
fever.
Carl Yonkers will sing in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing.
Charles Brown was taken to the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital a
Long Branch Sunday to be operated
on for appendicitis. Frank Bedle
took Mr.. Brown in his automobile.
Charles Ziegler Is having extern
sive repairs made on his residence
on the Stone road. A two-story cir
cular bay window extension and {
large porch across the front ant
sides will make 1t one Of the fines
residences in that vicinity when con
pleted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
ISLAND MILK DEALERS
FINED IN SESSIONS COURT

Milk dealers who are handling
milk below the standard have been
let off easily in the Court of SEES
sions for the past few months. Last
week, however, two of them received
a shock.
Max Mich was fined $50 and Her
man Berkow $25 and told to mend
their ways or 1t would go hard with
them. Mich is a milkman who also
brings over milk from New Jersey
for other dealers. 1t was the milk
of these dealers that was seized on
his wagon. He had been before
the court before and thought that
he had some rights as a common
carrier like the railroads.
Justice Fleming told accused that
the railroads were amenable to the
law il they carried impure milk into
the state. He then imposed the fine
which is said to be the heaviest ever
exacted in this borough. Corpora
ton Counsel O'Sullivan prosecuted
the case and said to the Staten Is
lander that there Is a great deal OF
impure milk being sold in the Dor
ough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
MOOSE IN
KEYPORT BOOM
Mass Meeting Will be Held
Thursday Night.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 29:-Great plans
are being formulated by the leaders
for the Bull Moose rally to be held
Thursday evening. The Keyport Sill
yer Band has been engaged for the
occasion and previous to the mass
meeting in the Beach Park Auditori-
UNI a street parade will be the
feature.
The celebration is in charge of
the National Progressive Club, of
this place, and the list of speakers
for the evening will be announced
later. That the political situation
will begin to war up on that night
is expected by those in charge and
great results are predicted by the
Bull Moosers.
The Republican leaders are now
putting forth their greatest efforts
to assist Mr.. Walling and Mr.. Bedle
and the Progressives are expected to
join in on the county ticket, which
is a Republican lineup, while the
head of their ticket and the local
candidates are Progressives-
At the rally will line up the Re-
publican forces with the Progress
sfves, thereby concentrating their
forces on the county and local candi-
dates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
ISLAND PASTOR
QUITS PULPIT
Rev. John Troy Of Mariners
IHarbor Resigns.

Staten Island church circles were
surprised last night when announce
ment was made that the Rev. John
Troy, pastor of the Mariners Har-
Dor Baptist church, had rendered his
resignation to the Board Of Trustees,
giving as a reason the i'll health of
his wife and child.
Mr.. Troy has been pastor Of the
church for six years. During his
first four years in the pulpit his ca
reer was a bright one. His troubles
began about two years ago, when he
became involved in a controversy
with his brother-in-law, Frederick
Kohler, a member of one of the old
est and most prominent families on
Staten Island. AS a result of the diff
ferences, charges were preferred
against kohler and he was ousted
from the congregation.
While e~ndeavoring to be reinstat-
ed Kohler made charges that were
backed up by an affidavit of Mrs.
Kohler. The pastor denied the
charges and threatened to bring a
suit for libel against Kohler. The
suit was never brought.
Following this story about fifty of
Kohler's friends got up a petition
for the removal of Mr.. Troy. The eff
fort failed and all the petitioners be
came members of the Park Baptist
church Of Port Richmond.
During the last six months the
Rev. Mr.. Troy has conducted a CO
operative market In Mariners Har-
bnr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
HIGH COST OF
LIVING TALK
Madison Peters Lectured
to PhilemOns.

The high cost of living and how
to reduce it, was not only a timely
topic but an interesting subject in
the lecture delivered by Rev. Madi-
son G. Peters, of Brooklyn, before
the Philemon Literary and Histori-
cal Society at it's meeting in the lee
ture room of st. Paul's M. E. church
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Peters
handled his subject well and the
audience of two hundred or more en-
joyed the lecture throughout. He
spoke at considerable length on the
subject and dealt with 1t from every
point of view. DR.. Peters is a good,
f~orceful talker and his lecture, it is
said, vas one of the best given be-
fore the club. Mrs. Benjamin Will
liams, president, presided and well
coined the many guests, who came
from all parts of the island. An
elaborate program was carried out.
OF the several clubs represented
Mrs. Christopher Steadman, of the
Clio Club of Huguenot, brought
greetings from her club; Mrs.
Charles J. Adams, of the Rossville
Current Events Club, and Rev. D. C.
Dorchester, who represented Mrs.
dorchester, president of the Pro-
gressive School Club, Pleasant
Plains. After the meeting a social
time followed and tea was served.
The was lavishly decorated
with autumn leaves and cut flowers.
Mrs. John T. Hopping was in charge
Of the entertainment; Mrs. h. w.
Wood, the decorations, and Mrs. H.
Eugene Curtis poured the tea. Mrs.
Camille Birmborm sang Daddy" and
THE Last Rose Of Summer"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
OLD MAN GETS NElGHB0RS
GOAT, IS HELD FOR TRIAL

Daniel J.. Wandell, eighty-four
years old, and one Of the wealthiest
citizens of Staten Island, was held
for trial Saturday by Magistrate
Marsh in %Stapleton, for killing a goat
belonging to Samuel Gibson, his next
door neighbor, in Little Clover road,
Conlord.
The goat encroached upon Wan
dell's lawn yesterday, so he killed 1t
with a shotgun. Gibson notified the
agent for the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals.
"Did you kill Gibson's goat?" was
the first question the Court asked
Wandell.
81 did your Honor" he replied.
Before the court had time to ques-
ton Wandell further he produced a
hunters license. Il am a crack
marksman, and when l aimed and
fred | meant to kill. The goat had
no right to be on my lawn ana
made up my mind to put it out OF
commission"
The agent for the society told the
Court that under a recent law wan
dell had no right to kill the goat and
asked that the be held for trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
General Markets.

BUTTER-steady: receipts. 4.s2S pack.
ages: creamery. extras, H.. dAa3!hc.
frsts, 2Sa3Ohc.: seconds. 1a2Shc.: thirds
9a26c.; held. extras. 3o4a31c.. frsts. Sfu
3oc.; seconds. :7aBc.: state dairy, tubs
finest, 2ea3Oc. good to prime. 26a2sc.; com
mon to fair. 2a25hc.: process. extras. Hts
a2Sc.; flrsts. ~26a21c.: reconds. 2haZehc.
imitation nrsts. 2s2stsc.: fac
tory, June make. frsts. 24tfa25c.'; current
make. frsts. 4Ac.: seconds 2Shfa24c.
thirds, 21a221ac.; packing stock. current
make, No 2. 2sag3hc; No. 8. sOa22c,
CHEESE-Easy: receipts. l,2il boxes
state. whole milk. specials, white. h.. IN
a17&c. held: colored. l7Aalsc.. held. aver
age fancy. white, IKE, held; cnlored. IN
a171sc.: undergrades. l4al7c.; daisies, lsc.
state skins. held, specials. H9al5c.; fresh.
specials, ~i4a141ac.; fair to choice. Sal31fc.
undergrades, 4a6lec.
EGGS-Fino fresh. firm; receipts. e.6l'
cases; fresh gathered. extras. doz., aSa
3Sc.: extra tirsts, 29a32c.; firsts. 25a2bc.
seconds, 23a24c.; dirties. lsa22c. checks. l4a
ls1sc.; refrigerator. nrsts. storage paid for
season, 3aAc seconds. 21a22h9c.: Thirds
lsa2Oc.; state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hennery whites, fancy. large. oOa62c... fail
to good, 3a4sc.; hennery browns. 3sa NC
gathered brown and mixed colors. ZSa3Ic
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh KILLED.
nrmer; western. milk fed broilerr. IL TO
box, u IDS 10 doZ aHo uhuei' " H'S.,
% to 80 lbs. to doz. 2tc.; flyers. 81 to Il
lbs. and over to doz., l8c.: roasters. ~
lbs and over to doz, l9c. corn fed broil-
ers, "a lbs to doz. and under. 25c.. Is to 80
lbs to doz., 1a22c.: flyers. 81 to 10 lbs TO
doz., l7alsc. rousters. ~ lbs and over 10
doz. lSc.: chickens. barrels, Philadelphia
and other nearby. sauab broiiers. pair.
doc: b~roilers. b.. zaz6c.; average, 20c.
pennsylvania b%roilers. 4za23c.. roasting, z
a25c.; average chickens. i4al6c.; roasting.
lSal9c.; Jirginia milk fed broilers. Ac.
average chlckens. l'c., western MIX led,
q lbs. and over each, lSalyc corn fed.
lbs. and over each. I6al7c.: mixed weights,
l4al4l4c.: fowls. dry packed. western.
boxes. 5alSc.: bbls.. iced. i6al7c.. old
rooslers. l~Zal21ec.; spring ducks. nearoy.
lSals1sc.. western. l2al+c., SQUADS white.
doz., 81. 2Sa4.5o; dark. N75: spring turkeys.
l4alSc.; frozen turkeys, No. l. Iaz4o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
1OTTENVILLt

Miss Ruth Dunn of Scotch Plains,
N. j., was the guest of the Misses
Undermeyer of Johnson avenue Sun
day.
Bernard Graham returned home
yesterday afternoon from the city
hospital Perth Amboy, where he LII
derwent an operation for appendicitis
a few weeks ago. He was brought
home by his cousin, William Graham
of Perth Amboy in his touring cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Waterbury. of
Brooklyn spent Saturday with Mr..
and MrMs. Charles II. Johnson of
Sleieht avenue.
Robert Mckee. Of Eltingville was
in town yesterday.
Albert Silvie of Port Richmond
was a visitor here last night.
Charles Mcdonald has returned
from Scranton, Pa, where he has
beeL the past twr months.
A rehearsal of "Rebecca's Tri-
umph" to be presented by st. Paul's
Sunday school November 10, was
held last night in the lecture cor Of
the church.
Patro man John Conroy, shot 4
dog belonging to Mrs JJhn Wesley,
rs Tyrell street Yesterday al the
request of the owner.
The Ballots for the election newt
Tuesday have been received here by
the police of the 18th precinct sta
ton.
The highway department put a
coat of tarvia on Amboy avenue this
place yesterday.
A short meeting Of Richmond
Temple Pythian Sisters was he'd in
X. OF P. hall last night.
Bentley Lodge Odd Fellows met
.asi night.
Tottenville band held a rehearsal
last right
Washington Council Daughters of
Liberty meets tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. Joseph Woodward has return
ed from a visit in Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Gertrude Nance is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ralph Seguine, at
Hartford, Conn.
William Ganslen and Harry j.
Cook have taken positions at the 5.
S. White Dental Works. Prince Bay
and are stopping at Prince Bay. Both
are from Newark, N. j..
Guyon Eddy is home from Som
erville, N. j., and is on the sick list.
Joseph Woodward is at the Colo
NAL theatre in Manhattan this week,
appearing in a sketch with Ray COX.
William Grant is confined to his
home in Prince Bay, i'll.
James O'Donnell, of Manhattan,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Charles P. Cole is recovering
at her home from an attack OF appen-
dicitis.
A. Salamagundi party under the
auspices of the w. G. T. U. Will be
held tonight in the lecture room OF
st. Marks church. Games Will De
played and a program arranged.
"Berlin and Military Life IN
Germany" was the subject OF the lee
ture in public school No. 3, Ross
VILE, last night by Henry zick, Pm. u.
It was illustrated by stereoptlcon
views.
A meeting of U. S. Grant Council
IT. O. U. A. NJ, was held last night
On Amicitia hall.
At Great Kills last night Guy w.
Culgin lectured on Panama Cahai'
Past and Present vita ,-.as~scEs
NV sfpraOnticOu.