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The evening world., 1912-09-07
WELLMAN IS INJURED
IN AN AUTO SMASH ON
HIS HONEYMOON TRIP
Bride Of New York Lawyer Es-
capes as Car Hits 1'ele-
graph Pole in Alps.

PARIS. Sept. lon his honeymoon
through Europe. Francis L. Well
man, former Assistant District Attorney
OF New York City. 10 At Dommodsols.
q town In Italy. painfully injured a.
the result Of an automobile accident
yesterday In which both he and the new
Mira Wellman figured
The We,lman car WAS running ~ .
speed OF twenty-five miles an hour when
Il encountered a cart not far from the
Swiss frontier. The horse took frfgAt,
and In an effort to avoid running down
tho animal the chauffeur turned the
machine until II swerved into . ts,e-
graph pole. II was smashed and Mr.
and Mrs. Weiiman thrown out.
Mr.. weilman's Injuries, while severe,
are not dangerous. Mrs. Wslhman waH
unhurt: her maid was siightly brSass6
Mn. wellman was Miss X. D. 0obere
They were married In Paris Of Aug. q
last.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
SHE MARRIED A CHIMNEY, NO
A MAN, SHE GAYS.

Der Madam: l don't know what
to do. My better half sits and
smokes all the time. and the smudge
smarts my eyes. nose and lungs
and makes my head ache 30 that
almost long for death or divorce.
But there Is no divorce for a woman
who discovers she has married a
chimney instead OF a man. We are
poor and we have to do without
some OF the necessities of life. and
stIll he has money to burn. II 10
killing the baby to breathe his
smoke. It Is no use to plead with
him, as he Is so callous to any ones
suffering but his own, and II he Is
out OF tobacco he Is perfectly crazy.
MRS. s. c. r.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
A FEW WORDS FOR GOODNESS
AND HAPPINESS.

Dear Madam: SO many unhappy
and disillusioned people send In their
cries, can't say word for good
ness and happiness?
was New York business girl.
| am now married to man whose
past life Is an open book, as clean
as my own. and we are perfectly
happy. We love one another. and 81
doing a little for one another Is a
pleasure. When / am tired my hus-
band wipes the dishes OF an evening.
When ne has overmuch TO do ] help
HINT makes things 30 much easier.
and want 10 say that I know
dozens OF married people who are
Just as happy. The basis OF their
marriage Is real love.
People marry for every other rea-
son and that Is why there Is unrest
and quarrelling. Or man loves his
wife, but loves something else better
that cannot make for the best hap
piness. And these cynics who scoff
at marriage and wouldn't" marry
are simply hardened in selfishness--
loving not and never loved.
GRACE.
And now here 10 wall from a wifi
whose husband believes that "a woma
The evening world., 1912-09-07
sApORE WAS FAvoRiTE AMONG
SCORES OF SUiTORS.

"Why, Rose was in town Thufsday'
to-day said Benjamin Schwartz. lsa-
dores brother. who was looking after
his store while Isadore was gone to the
rad home OF his dead nancee,
"She was Just as sweet ana pretty as
ever. There wasn't sign that she
was hiding anything from any of us.
About the letter | can't say much ]
do know that ever since Isadore met
Rose ne has never looked at or thought
oil any other girl. He loved her she
had scores of suitors, but she liked
him best
why, when she and ms wife nm
ished her wedding dress that night she
picked It W. and hid her face in 1t, cry
ing with happiness. All her trosseau
w,s ready. and she and lsadore had
s,cted and furnished their new
Au,ne. We all loved her. she was 81
sweet and pretty. IT was such lucky
thing for Isadore. we thought. to have
her for his bride.
"Who the woman Is who wrote that
cruel letter I don't know, 1t must be
some old boyhood sweetheart of lsa'
dore. who Is jealous and just heard OF
hts coming marriage"
The evening world., 1912-09-07

le renders her-no more, no less.
portunities Of marrying and takes A
woman fifteen years older than
himself while he could have mar
ried her only daughter. who was
more suitable for him?
Another very sensible young man
marries silly. ilufTy girl and re-
grets his marriage within q year.
Yet his brother marries the same
type OF girl within three months. The
neat, economical ambitious. wall
appearing girl Is left without even
a friend. Why? Men seem to adj
mire me and tell other folks what a
fine person am, but have not had
a suitable offer OF marriage so far.
am no crank. have had a num-
Der OF proposals, and the last one
was a dandy. Just imagine a maa
worth about $4,000. with fine pros
poets in business. but he wanted me
to do all his dirty work around his
business place instead of hiring
woman. A man 10 willing to be the
slave of silly woman. but no
wants good girl Of my type 70 be
his slave.
oh, men. why don't you select tho
real diamonds OF girls instead OF the
glittering. useless rhinestonesr
TULIP.
But we are interested not only In III
mystery Of the why OF marriage. bu
also In the why not. ! would like &
hear from bachelors OF both sexes a
to why they forego persistently tn
great adventure.
Meantime let us hearken to the hear
stories OF two young married womer
The first should make many converts I
mattmony:
The evening world., 1912-09-07

HAMBURG. Sept 7.-Germany 10 to
be represented at the fifteenth Interna-
,lonal Congress OF Hygiene and Demo-
graphy. at Washington. this month. by
30 physicians. They sailed today for
New York on board the liner Cincinnati.
Fifty of them were accompanied by
their wives.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
NewsdenIer stricken on street.

Zoe" Kizlnsky. who for three years
has sold newspapers at the southwest
corner OF Columbus avenue and Ose
Hundred and sixth street, was stricken
with a hemorrhage early to-day az no
was preparing for the morning rush.
He died in j. Hood Wright Hospital.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
"HoW Is 1t That a Prosperous and Good Looking
Young Man Will Marry a Widolr Who Is Six Years
His Senior and Has Fire Children Under Fifteen
Years of Age?" Writes Girl Who Says
She Is Single but No Crank.
BY NlXOLA GREELEY-SMlTH.

A young woman wants me TO
tell why men are attracted by
women older than themselves. Why
the predigested siren wins over the
fresh young girl and why a man
will be the willing servitor Of a
silly woman, but will expect a SEN
sible girl to become his slave?
AS to the last charge. l doubt II
very much. There is this. Of course
to be said. that II you have domes-
ticated jelly-fsh, you can hardly
expect It to develop a spine, II a
man marries the helpless type he
must be content to serve for her
not seven years. nor twice seven,
The evening world., 1912-09-07
HOW A MARRYING MAN LOOKS
AT THE THING.

In appearance the widow Is generally
everything that the dazed and amazed
Young girls describe her as being. old,
fat. dyed, wrinkled. made-up. &C" hut
n man doesn't think nearly so much OF
how a woman looks to him as or how
he appears TO her. II she persuades
him that Ulysses. Alexander, Napo-
leon. Hamilton Burr and other heroes
NJ the hearts of women were all single
candle power heroes In comparison
with himself, 1t doesn't much ma''er
that her hair Is dyed; that her eyes
are faded and her figure past reueh'p-
ton even by $2b corset And, OF
course. she must know that the firs'
dutv of woman Is 20 make her hero
comfortable.
she must realize that Ulysses
WA. cranky before breakfast; that
Alexander never know where his
handtsrchiefs were; that Napo-
ieon came home to dinner with
crouch; that Hamilton got mad
II the morning paper hadn't come,
and that Burr know that the nm
| pardousbls sin 10 . burned steak.
Knowing these things, she permits
her hero all the prsrogativss Of
hsroship. He doesn't have to wear
his halo to breakfast, but merely
| in society and with his evening
| clothes.
The tremendous. the overwhelming
power Of the predigested siren is In
the fact that a man doesn't have to
make a blum to hsr-at least. that's the
only answer l can find to the question
asked In the following letter:
TASTES DISPLAYED BY MEN
| WHEN THEY MARRY.
Dear Madam: How is II that =
prosperous and god-looking young
man will marry a widow who IS
six years his senior and has Ave
children under fifteen years OF age?
Another man had all sorts OF op.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Warning From o ldsweetheart
p, Of Her Flance Causes
% Her Suicide.
NEW HOME WAS READY,
Bnde-to-Be Kept Secret of
Mysterious Fatal Missive
for Six Weeks.

The jealousy OF an old sweetheart
caused the suicide. last night. in North
Slainfeid. N. J., of Miss Rose Mann.
khe pretty seventeen ar-old daughttr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Mann OF No
BIS stebbins place, Piainheid. who
Vas to have been married. Sept. 2, to
tssdore Schwartz OF No. 200 West one
Hundred and Thirtieth street. The
bride-to-be ended her life after the
receipt. six weeks ago. OF an anony-
nous letter from q woman. who wrote
che was a former sweetheart OF her
nance and advised her not to marry
him.
The prospective bride kept a cheerful.
while the ugly fangs OF the cruel, Green-
eyed Monster were eating her heart
away. Last night. she went TO the homo
Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gustave La
we're, In North Plainneld, and without
selling anyone Of her sorrow. drank
earbolic acid. A desperate effort was
nasde to save the young woman's life.
b1t she died in the ambulance. her
sweetheart's name on her lips
More tragic almost, than the suicide.
r. The fact that up In the Bronx there
q a cozy little apartment. all newly
Furnished, everything spic and span,
ready for the new bride. Thursday
night the bride to-be. with her future
sister-in-law. Mrs. Lillian Feldman, OF
No. $40 West street. together drew the
last thread In the bridal gown. even
though. at the time. Rose knew she
Was not destined to wear 1t.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

sideratl0n ana respect ana service as
But that siren question! II only
I could answer It to the satisfaction
OF all the fresh. charming young
women who wonder what some adj
mlred man can see In that old thing
It really does seem unfair that
to have the best chance OF mar
rtags . woman must have been
married before. For how can the
nttsst candidate for matrtmouy,
the young eager girl wrapped In
illusion and wreathed with dreams,
prevail against the mature woman
whose strength 10 in the fact that
she has dreams ana illusions NO
longsr7
Every year. every day in New York
some young man that we know mar
! ries a woman much older than HIM
seif-a widow generally. and there Is
sadness and wonder in the hearts of
the unmarried girls who knew and
liked him. Now why does this hap
pen?
The evening world., 1912-09-07
PAIR NET THROUGH THElR
MATCHMAKING RELATIVES.

Rose and Isadore had been engaged
only three months. ell IL the proprietor
Of q haberda sherry store. Last Febru-
Ary his eldest brother. Louis Schwartz,
vas married. At the wedding celeb-a-
Sion r-ouis's mother met Mrs. Brono
weiselbach, q sistsr-in-law OF the dead
Girl.
Mrs. we.selbach Immediately thought
what . fiue husband Schwartz would
make for Rose. 30 she told his mother
and II was arranged that Isadore should
D. introduced to Rose This accom-
pnshed. the young couple took matters
In their own hands. They fell in love
without the least urging on the part OF
their parents. In n few weeks they
were engaged. Isadore gave Rose
diamond ring, SO big that she had II
made into q pair Of earrings. Then ne
gave her some more earrings.
On the day their engagement was for
mally announced. in obedience TO the
Jewish custom. Rose gave her prospec'
five lord and master 500, That was only
one-third Of the agreed marriage dot.
Rut Isadore told her then that he loved
her for herself alone and that he would
rather not have the other two-thirds
She kissed him happily and said she wa
going 20 give II TO him just the same.
-.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

is only a woman. but a good cigar 10
smoke" She says:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
NEWS TRAVELS IN HOSPITALS
Wireless Outdone In Rapidly with
Which Patients Get Forbidden
Information.

"A very efficient system of wire
less telegraphy exists in every hos
pital," said the nurse. apparently
all patients have the knack of trans
hitting messages, otherwise the news
of serious cases would not travel S
quickly and accurately from ward to
ward. 1t is contrary to the rules for
hospital attendants to retail gossip,
and most of them do observe strict
secrecy, yet Notwithstanding that pre-
caution there is never an interesting
case in the building whose history is
not known and discussed in the re-
hottest corner.
Last week a boy suffering from a
peculiar kind of throat trouble was
brought into q first floor ward. The
doctors were very much interested in
the case, yet they took special pains
never to mention !. in the hearing of
another patient. But for all the good
their caution did they might as we'll
have lectured on the case in every
ward; for when the boy died men and
women all about the hospital said to
the nurses:
$50 that poor boy died, did he? I
guess there wasn't much hope for him
from the start
Nov, how did the news ~travel?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
MAY CONDEMN
LAND NEEDED
an Acre Asked for
Water Works Property.

Tins far the city fathers have he'
win little encouragement in LheIr
efforts to add Hand TO the former
water works property in the vest
ern section OF the city with a We"
of making it suitable for recreation
and playground purposes. 1t is I'M
derstood the National F~ireproo1aS
company, which owns property be-
tween the former reservoir sl'e ana
the westerly boundary line OF the
city. wants about S2,5o0 an acre
for the land.
The city will probably NOT pay
such a price. 1t may wait untll ide
National concern has finished min
ing clay from the land and them at
tempt to purchase it at a Low hgure-
Some Of the aldermen hold con-
domination proceedings too expensive
to open in this case.
One city official today made the
suggestion that the city sell about
twenty-eight acres of land in the
northwestern part Of the city, orig
inally purchased for a water reser-
yoir, which the city has practically
no use for, and that ground be pur-
chased in upper Smith street ad-
joining the former water site from
the proceeds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11


Joseph Kelly. of Center street. was
fu company with friends in New
Brunswick las, night.
Robert Hand, OF Rector street.
was called To- New York last night
10y the illness OF his father.
Louis Gumbeiuer. formerly of This
city. now OF New York, renewed old
ac4uatutauces ip- this city last
evening.
Miss Mary CrOWell. of State street
spent Yesterday is the guest Of
friends in New York.
Sidney Jacobsen, Of State street,
will be the guest of friends in New
York over the week end.
Miss Margaret Olson. Of Amboy
avenue, was the guest Of friends
i'm New Brunswick last night.
Mrs. John TyroleT, Of State street,
entertained relatives from New York
yesterday.
Herbert Strangberg, of New York,
has returned home after a visit Of
several days with his parents in
Washington street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
NOT YET APPRISED OF LOSS
But Mourners Would Be Plentiful
When They Came to Realize
Their Bereavement.

Cohn and Goldberg went into the
diamond business. They got about
500, 900 worth of diamonds on credit.
Now, how will We make 1t a sue
cess?" asked Goldberg.
Il got It," answered Cohn. I'VE
will put the diamonds in a coffin and
ship it to Canada and You and will
go as chief mourners along to Can
ada"
So they got two black suits, black
bordered handkerchiefs and all the
trappings for mourning. They accom-
panied the coffin to Montreal. AS the
baggage man took the coffin out of the
baggage car they stood beside it cry
ing.
Are you the only mourners? asked
the baggage man.
Eyes, right now responded Cohn.
But in 80 days there will be more
mourners and IN 60 days still more
mourners."-New York World.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
BOOKS
At LIBRARY

The new novels in the following
list may 10Y be procured at the Ii
brary, either in the free collection or
in the duplicate pay collection at
the cost OF one cen a day.
MISUNDERSTANDING of a Star.
Barclay-Through the Postern
Gate.
Beach-Ne'er Do Well.
Bindloss-Nane of the Timberlands.
BoWer-LonesOme Land.
Brady-Chalice of Courage.
Observation-Disclosures Graeme.
BroWu-In the Shadow of Islam.
Chambers-Japonette,
Chester-Five Thousand an Hour,
CloustoA-Mystery of No. Al,
Cullum-One Way Trail,
Curwood-Flower of the North.
Deland-Iron Woman.
Dell-Way of an Eagle.
Deeping-Joan of the Tower.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Affair.
Duncan-Measure of a Man.
EIliott-Haunted Pajamas.
Ellis-Fran.
Observation-Disclosures Girl.
Farnol-Money Moon.
Gale-Mothers to Men.
Gibbs-Maker of Opportunities.
Gillmore-Mystsry of the Second
Shot. 81 Ill
Grey-Riders OF the Purple Sage.
Haggard-Red Eve.
Harker-Mr. Wycherley's Wards.
Haworth-Path of Glory.
Hazeltine-Sable Lorcha.
Observation-Disclosures.
Hough-John Rawn.
JOhnson-StoYer at Yale.
Kennedy-Cicely
Kimball-Dominate Chord.
Leroux-Man with the Black
Cord.
MacGrath-Carpet from Bagdad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Fortune.
Misunderstanding Doctor.
Miller-His Rise to Power.
Observation-Disclosures Box,
Nicholson-Hoosier Chronicle.
Norman-Captains Three.
Oppenheim-HaVoc.
Oppenheim-Peter Ruff and the
Double Four.
Orczy-Nohle Rogue.
Osborne-Parson of Some Import
ance.
Parrish-My Lady. of Doubt,
ParriSh-Molly Mcdonald.
Pryce-Christopher.
Reed-Weaver of Dreams.
Notwithstanding Adventures
of of Letitia Carberry.
Roe-Maid of the Whispering
Hills.
Rohlfs-lnitials Only.
Scott-Counsel for the Defense.
Scott-Last Try.
Seltzer-Two Gun Man.
Sherman-He Comes Up Smiling
Smith-Kennedy Square.
SteVenson-Mystery of the Boult
Cabinet.
Vance-BanboX.
Ward-Case of Richard Meynell
Wells-A Chain of Evidence.
Mathematician From.
Wilkins-Butterfy House.
Notwithstanding of Barbara
Worth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
PLAYGROUND BOARD
TO MEET SCHOOL BID.

The Public Playground Commits
sion has received word that it AN
not secure the use Of land of the
estate of Cortlandt Parker in Water
street, or that Of c.. Pardee at Smith
and Herbert streets for playground
purposes, The commission intends
to devote its future work to develop
two school grounds for playground
purposes. The playground comm,s-
sioners will e. with members of
the Board of Education in city hail
Thursday night, May IS, to discuss
the proposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
BILL FOR NEXT WEEK
AT PROCTOR'S THEATRE

At P~roctor's theatre commencing
Monday thebe will be an unusual
bill of vaudeville offered as well as
some especially fine reels of motion
pictures.
Howard Sloat e Company, in a
one-act comedy sketch entitled
Love in Twenty Minutes" is a
bright, snappy little playlet, keeping
the audience in a state of laughter
from start to finish.
The Three Hebrew Minstrels
have a unique offering Introducing
a minstrel first part, and the songs
and jokes and funny stories will
prove mighty amusing.
The Seabury Duo, man and wOm-
an, in a skating and juggling act,
have something very new and origi-
nal along this line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
SOME CHANGES MADE IN
RIVERS & HARB0RS BILL.
From the NEWS Correspondent.J

Washington, May 11:-Numerous
amendments affecting the State OF
New Jersey were made to the Riy-
ers and Harbors bill while that
measure was before the Senate.
Among these was one relating to
the Railway river proposition, one
increasing the appropriation for Alb
secon Inlet from $4,000 to $780,
600; one increasing the appropria-
ton for improving the Delaware
river, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware, from one million dol
lars to a million and q half, and one
striking out $4,000 for mainte-
nance of improvement above the
Montelair and Greenwood Lake
bridge" and appropriating $4,000
for improving Newark bay and Pas
sale river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
INSPECTION
OF ICE CREAM
State Man Hereafter Ho-
key-Pokey Vendors.

State Inspector Goerling, Of Trenton,
was in this city yesterday jnyestigat-
ing the sanitary conditions Of ice cream
store and manufactures. His report
will go direct to the State Board of
Health. Commissioner Leo Schwartz is
up in arms at the reported u~ncleanliness
OF the eatables served by the "%hokey-
pokey' men. lie Will make an exam
pie Of the first vender caught violating
the sanitary code, he states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
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J. DIP QEJAL
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MIS-. behJamln Iunlson and SON
OF ohllh street spent Yesterday as
tue guests Oh IF'ehoS IN New btuhs-
VICE.
MISS Augusta LEVINE; OF DeNaIp
aYen"e' IL SIoIUlhS me Neeh-ehu
as Ihe guest Vi r'ehus In Ne"
'o,h'
anu Mrs. i~no"I"S warner, "'
AmpoH "'el0t' mas returned nome
"l,eI . WISH VIII" Ie'"''NeS III New
"ln1
MISS Anu" lIainILlon' o. 0lale
1.eo', mas I'.u'Ieo uoule after Wis
''nS l'LGhuS III hIoohiyu.
VIZ r. + N~''0"ICa'' OF deHeIaoi
s.iseS; mas IelurlIeu nome al'eI
spen"'nS SeNet"l u"|S WIN Irlehoe
Elo IeI%'''GS IN b~oo'Io1-
H'S, l.. ~p"C!'nl"n' o. PLSt street
anu NIS' ""TrIS' OF NoF"on street
nave 'eluIHeu nome ait'F NIsl'lhs
iSIatINes IN New YORK.
I'' ana WIS 0anuei IianIey' oil
Ia afgUue' nave returned nome
-, ''9l'lne II'e""S IN staten Is
'"uu,
N'S' AIeNau"ef NalSton' Oh ray
et1o SllVtl' ias r't"'neo nome aiieJ
''9,LluE IeI'I''vs IN ne" lorK.
'iiIanL p"'h'' OF ilIsn street.
go 1'u nGtne ai'Tl NISIuhE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
FALLING LAMP
|GN|TES ROOM
Home Of JohnSKress- causes
500 Damage.

A falling lamp ignited furnishings
in a bedroom and caused considera-
Bile damage in the home OF John
Kress at 313 WlIlocks Lane shortly
after 9 o'clock last night. The lamp
fell from a table. ignited a rug, bed
clothes and other furnishings, caus-
ing upwards Of 500 damage. The
blaze was extinguished by Mr.. Kress
with the assistance Of neighbors, in
Guiding William Kelly and Walter
Mervin, who formed a bucket brig
ade. A feather mattress burned
rapidly and threatened destruction
10 the two story frame structure
IN which the fire started. No one
was injured. An alarm was not
SnnndRd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
WIFE'SAFFECTI0NS
AL|ENATED BY A TEXAN

Special by United TreS8 Wire.
Trenton. May 11:-Charles Char
ter, Christian Science healer, whose
family troubles have been in the
court for the last few weeks, follow
ed up his first victory when his wife
was refused alimony, pending her di-
worse suit, by bringing suit for
500, 900 against Thomas l.. Temple,
a millionaire Texan, for alleged
alienation of the affections of Char
ter's wife. The new complaint fill
ed late yesterday did not become
public until today. Temple, de
PENDANT in the suit, is a widower
with two daughters and a son. The
Charters were married in 1898.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11

Joseph G. Burns, Of Kearny
avenue, is having concrete steps
placed in front of his residence.
Routine business was transact
ed at a meeting of Lawrence Lodge,
No. CO, odd Fellows, in Odd Fellow
hall, last night,
A meeting OF Perth Amboy
Nest, No, 1927. Order of Owls. was
held in EAGLE hall last night.
The Staten Island Rapid Tran
sit Railway company has posted no
tees in all its stations along the
line Of the railroad and ferry houses
of the change Of schedule for the
summer to take effect next Saturday,
Man IS, at 3 A. NJ.
There will be a meeting Of the
refreshment committee Of Exempt
Firemeu's Association at its head
quarters at , o'clock tomorrow af-
teruOon to arrange for the refresh
meuts at the convention, Wednesday.
Complaint was made to the po-
lice last night that boys were caus-
ing damage in an ~unOccupied house
at 285 Rector street.
The police again received com
plant last night concerning the
blocking of Il portion of High street
and Buckingham avenue by Lehigh
Valley freight cars.
Patrolman Tonueseu stopped two
games of baseball on State street
near Smith street, yesterday.
\ meeting of Mohawk Council Degree
of Pocahoutas was held last night.
Pc Ambo Loft lawmakers feets to,
morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-11
SEXTON COULD
NOT Be BUSTED

Efforts of members of the con-
gregation of the Polish National
church to Dust Felix ROmanski, a
sexton, has started litigation. Ro-
manski says he lives in the base
ment Of the church ediice at 449
Elizabeth street and declares certain
persons have tried to forcibly eject
him. He complained to Patrolman
Harding at $50 o'clock last night.
that Charles Hinkel had taken a
door off which lead to his living
quarters.