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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SAFE REMEDY ENDS
CATARRH MISERIES
Gives Instant Relief, Cures and
Prevents Catarrh and Geld
In the Head.

The quickest. beet and safest WAY
10 cure catarrh or 81 cold In the head
In By uaing a Ts1aedy thai Will "tosicll
the spot" and do las work quickly
without leaving Il bad effects.
EIy's Cream Balm. which Ia applied
to the nostriIs or rubbed oa the
throat or chest gets right at the root
OF che trouble and instantly relieves
even the worst case OF catarrh or
cold. A few minutes after applied
you can feel o ~leosening mp In the
head. the palm and soreness airs gones
the saase OF taste. smell and hearing
CONS back. Rnd you feel like a diff
fsrent person.
Eiyss Cream Balm ~cIeanses. heals
and strengthens the inaamed mBm-
branes, takes away that stuffed up
feeling ana dull paia In the head,
relieves the threat soreness ana
stops the nasty discharge which is
the cause OF the disgusting hawking,
splttiag, blowing Of ths nose, ana
foul breath. Hay fever victims wha
are saaae miserable By ata of eResz
tng. coughing and wheszsns get sA-
slant and p@zsa@n@zE RELIEF bg th@
alss Of this sinzpas xeHaeay.
nss'E safer anossnss EalnAts. EiT's
Gss@sn Da8sa will T@s1sge SnA 4zas
a~asaEagSay. Ana 8 ESQ bottle wssl more
eaAzs sl&Aay w0Ek h eezan4sea nHg#.
AL dFugzssSa seA ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
WOODBRIDGE

There was q meeting of the
Alumni In the Barron avenue high
school Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Levi. of Linden ave
nue.. Was 9 Railway visitor Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Mnndy and grand.
son, Ellis Moore. we're Perth Amboy
visitors Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Williams and daughter Mas
spent the weekend with friends Out
of town.
Miss Hattie Gilman spent Monday
evening In Perth Amboy.
Mics JesSss LeS ~as u Perth Am
boy visitor Monday evening.
Mrs. Louis Ballard, on Sswaren,
is visiting In Boston.
This w. c. T. u. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Percival Logan We'd
nesday afternoon at . o'clock.
The BaImagundf Masfc and Liter
airy Society VIII be entertained this
evening by the Misses Ruth Brafey.
Edith Brander, Anna Hart and Edith
Whsfney Ct tc home 81 slss. r. 4.
Anuegg in Green street.
mir. Book spent Monday In Phfia-
delphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SPOTSWO0D

John 0utcait WAS a recent visitor
at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. George r. Gregory. of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown, oil
M~anasauan, were recent visitors al
the residence OF the latter's mother,
Mrs. Caroline DeVoe.
Louis Kahle, of Bloomfield, speni
the weekend with his wife and son
who are visiting Mrs. KahEefs moth,
err, Mrs. Lydia Behringer.
Postals are being received here
son OF Mayor and Mrs. A. p. Apple
by. who is so3ourning at Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Charles II. DeVoe spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Egbert, of Jersey City.
Mrs. John Steen, of Brooklyn, il
being entertained by Postmaster and
Mrs. Joseph Hodapp, Sr. Mr. and
Mrs. Hodapp also entertained on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver K. Still
well, OF Eng1ishtown.
Harvey Richards, of Franklin
Park, has sold his farm and will re-
turn to his residence at East Spots
wood on March Is. Mr.. Richards
and family left ~Spetswood two years
ago. During their absence the Rich
ards dwelling has been occupied by
Nj. Brown. formerly of Old Bridge.
who win return to that place.
John Bell was a New York visitor
yesterday.
Miss Olivia Appleby, daughter oil
Mayor and Mrs. A. b. AppIeby, is i'll
at her home with the grip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

GET PIPE ORGAN
FORTHECHURCH
South River Methodists
Name a Committee.
to the EvENTNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, March 12.-At the
last meeting of the official board of
the Methodist church, three mem
bers, William J. Lyle, Wilbur G. Rose
and Emanuel r. Bowne, were APP
pointed q committee to consider the
purchase of a pipe organ for the
church. Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Lyle went
to South Amboy Saturday night to
look at n there and the committee
will Visit other places before making
a selection.
To place a pipe organ in the
church hes bsen q great desire on
the part of the congregation for u
long time, but on account of other
Indebtedness, they not in a
position to consider the plan at all.
The church and parsonage is now
entirely free from debt including cur-
rent expenses, consequently the way
La clear to purchase an organ and the
membership is very enthusiastic
about 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
GET BIDS FOR
A STAND PIPE
South River Council Award,
ed Contract Last Night.
,ecIo1 q "a ETBNaHG NEWS.

! Special to the ETEN1RG NEWS.
South River, Mar. 12.-At last
nights meeting of the borough
council bids were received for tbs
construction of a concrete und
ton for the stand pipe which Will be
located on a plot of ground purchas-
ed from the Clark estate, near Tan
ner's Corner. Marcus s. Wright. OF
South River, was awarded the con-
tract. His bid WAS the lowest and
amounted to 5000. The other bids
were: John J. McGovern, New
Brunswick, $I.02Is u. L. Matthsss,
South River. SLIPS; Simpson-Cer-
bett Company, New York, t1.z3S.
Notified Isesasing Company.
Clerk Anderson reported that
having been ordered by the council
ne had been In communication with
the bonding company that went se-
|curity for Contractors Melee &
Bruno and that he had notified the
company that the council 10 not sat
listed with the progress that the
contractors are making on the sewer
system, and also their utter disre-
gard OF the fact that they are under
obligations to the borough to con-
struct disposal plant according to
plans and specifications.
The bonding company replied TO
the clerks letter and said that they
would give the matter their imrne-
date attention. The company also
assured the council that IL Melee &
Bruno we're unable TO build the dis
posal plant for the amount of their
bid they would pay the extra cost to
complete the system.
Contractor 0biaI French's bond,
Endorsed by George Allgair. for the
faithful performance OF his duty,
was accepted
The usual bills were ordered paid.
at the last meeting OF the council
Engineer Young was authorized to
secure enough help with which to
build the collecting drain at the
water field. The engineer reported
at last nights meeting that he
would not encourage Ahe berengh TO
undertake. this work "a 1t would
.necessifate the buying OF many cost
~ tools, while II the work wsrs Civ
ea to n competent contractor. 1t
would be done Tor less than the bor-
ough could do IL for.
The mayor appointed a committee
composed OF Councilmen Whiteman.
Rosa and Marx TO cogafsr VITA fas
municipal commission In securing
estimates from contractors to do the
work.
New Route Sos Traak Sewer
Owing to the trouble which the
council has had in trying to secure
rfKhfn Of wgg oTar DrnnarfiaS which
are located along the route OF the
original sewer line, the anganser
proposed 4 new ronte which win
eliminate ali this difficulties End win
enable the contractors to proceed
With ths work without aay interior
enes.
Th@ Natsnaaz Meter CDmgsng has
requested kha aonneaI "a par &Aam
s8s.1B. Ehe gmoNnE Of INTEREST dAe
gas@za @m u 0hAHA azAaMazsng 20
9isaEe. whieh hAa A@aa 1alas III fhs
south River baa& ssues peeemEag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
PORT READING

John Gleason spent Saturday af-
|ternoon In Perth Amboy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kramer, OF
Newark, spent Saturday evening IN
town with Edward Dcody.
Miss Minnie johnson. OF Railway.
rspeHt saturday evening IN town with
her parents.
Charles A. Rodney spent Saturday
evening In New York.
Mr.. and hrs. stavs Gurken, Of
East Railway, were visitors In town
Saturday evening.
James Murray spent Saturday
evening In New York.
Mr.. Dc JOY spent Sunday In New
York.
Wilbur Turner aas been confined
to his bed for the last few days. His
frisads hope to . hlzn around soen
Again.
Albert Barna spent sunday in New
York.
Michael w. Donnan spsnt Sunday
In New York.
Thomas Eak fell from a coal ear
Saturday afternoon aud Injured his
back. he ia confined to hfs led.
Patrick Lans spent SATURDAY.
eTsrlng In Newark.
Joseph Suppose Epenk Saturday
eysngng in Newark.
HeDsg3 irwin wMa aU Mlaxabstn
xssses Saturday #EAazng.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOUTH AMBOY

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Werts, of
Jameghurg, are spending a part of
their honeymoon with friends in
South Amboy. Mr.. Werts formerly
resided In this city.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union of this city will hold a
meeting at the home of Mrs. r.. p.
Mason, of First street. All members
are requested to be present.
Mrs. William I'll. Thompson, OF
Piainfeid, was In town yesterday
calling on old friends.
Mrs. Abram Everett, OF Highland
Park, was In South Amboy yester-
dag on q business visit.
Edward Skimmons, OF AsbuTy
Park, spent Sunday with friends in
South Amboy.
Mrs. Fl. Stratton, OF Church street,
WAS an out OF town visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Petty. OF Second street,
was q Philadelphia visitor yesfer-
day.
Mrs. William okeson. Of Second
street, was an out of town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Eugene Forman, Of Mechanicsviiie,
was a business visitor in New York
yesterday afternoon.
Capt w.i,saaa Ma1@aaii, oi
George street, is visiting relatives In
Newark.
ELIAS stratton, OF Second street,
was a visitor at Cranbury yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward, of
George street, spent yesterday out
of town.
+. q. Apologize. of Red Bank, was
n business visitor in South Amboy
yesterday.
AIRS. Charles p. Thomas. of Second
street Is visiting friends In New
ark.
Mrs. William Woodward. OF First
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. William T.. %Ingraham, of Sec
ond street, wa ga Newark visitor yes
terday.
Miss Mary Ward, OF George street,
was an out OF town visitor yester-
day.
G. T. Mason, of First street, has
received an appointment and com
mission as notary public from Gov
ernor Wilson.
Rev. N. ID. Webb. of union Valley.
q former pastor OF the M. r. church
OF this city, was a local visitor yes
terday.
Edward Gallagher, or David street,
was d New York visitor yesterday.
The Supreme Warden of the
knights OF Columbus, Thomas j.
Mclaughlin, viii give an address to
the members OF South Amhoy Coun-
Gil, No. 42g. k of p, at their coun-
ell room Tuesday evening, March 10,
at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
TO BE ORDAINED
AT METUCHEN
Ceremony in the Baptist
Church There Tonight.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Mar. 12.-This even
ing in the Baptist church will occur
the ordination of Bertor T.. Lewis to
the gospel ministry. Mr.. Lewis has
been In charge of this passionate
since last June and is greatly beioy-
ed by his people. He was present
at the dedication OF the now church,
and, under his leadership, the
church has grown spiritually and IL
In d prosperous condition. Hes
Austin Saith. of Elizabeth, and Rev
7. ID. Vassar, DID, OF Elizabeth,
will take part In the service this ey-
ening at g.30 o'clock. A cordial In
vitation Ia extended to ALL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
ROOSEVELT

State Deputy Adams. OF the Maecs.
bees. who has been spending a few
days in town, returned hozne to Dan
ellen Saturday.
Mrs. G. King spent Friday out oi
town.
Miss Mary MesEana - H-cosy..
who has been visiting Miss Dolly
BFeitianstefa. has returned home.
Beonard Kahn was en- GU OF town
visitor Saturday.
Mira. Jesse Foose spent SATURDAY.
IN Newark.
Miss Nellie Mash visited friends Ia
Woodbridge Saturday.
David LyncA. Who has baan in ths
Alexian Brctkara hospis&l for tAe
past two months on account OF hav.
Ia ais foot crushed. In home awasn.
Mrs Wtliism Harrington and
daughter of New Yerk clip. 81 Walt
Ang h@r aunt. Mxs. EamnAr GA b.
Ieexe@&.
NsiaiAaa "A. Nash Hna saa gassph
sssas Exsd@g est III Aasm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
CRANBURl

Mrs. Henry Petty, of Perth Amboy,
| spent the weekend as the guest of Mrs,
Anna Petty, of South Cranbury.
| DIR. and Mrs. Ell. G. Bymmes win en-.
tertain the Social Club on Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Wilson were over
Sunday guests of relatives in Newark.
Miss Myrta ghanberlin, Of Nights.
town, has been visiting her sister, Mrs
E. S. Barclay. Mrs. Barclay has recov.
cred from her recent illness.
AIRS. Richard Glnek, Of Jersey City,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam S. Cole, a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Courtney gave
a party to q number Of little folks on
Saturday in honor of the birthday Of
their daughter Lillian.
A box social win be held by Pioneer
Grange No / this evening.
George A. Bennett, of Trenton, Ii
| visiting George B. Ely and family, OF
! Cranbnry Station.
| On account OF the storm last Wednes.
day tia meeting Of the Reading Circfa
was postponed until Wednesday Of this
week. Mrs. Clifford Gonover will be-
hostess.
Mrs. Ella Stnits il the guest ef AR,
SfW
and Mrs. Edward W. DunhaIa, of West
STATE street, renter
Mrs. Charles Van Horn, Of Asbury
Park, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs: John Nolan.
Mrs. III. j. Grpves is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. John
Frazier, Of i'fiiadefphia.
MIS-. samuel Perrine entertained the
Finch Ianb Saturday evening.
Theodore Stryker and wife, OF Hope
wen: M. and MRS. William e. Gibson
OF cranbnTy station; Mr. and Mrs.
GilIfora Stuits, and Mrs, Grover Stalts
and daughter frances were Sunday
guests OF MI. and Mrs. Isaac M. cnb-
nefley.
Mrs. ElWood Van Dusen is entertain
ing mr.. n Mrs. y. Van Dora, of New
brunsw1ek.
Mrs Amanda Qaimby Is making a
visit with friends in Camden.
IAe Paddie Institute Giee and Man
aoiin Clubs will give a concert in the
FIRST fresDyterian chapel on March ~.
samuel Perrine Is visiting his son,
Frank y. F'errine, IN Phoenixviiie, Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOCIALIST WAS
PUT IN LOOKUP
Used Church Steps Sunday
to Distribute Literature.


South Amboy. March I2:-Bole-
slaw Kolakowski, wishing to dissem-
mate the socialistic doctrine more
fully throughout this SEA In OF the
community, came to Bouth Amboy
Sunday fully laden with soclahstfc
literature. Thinking no doubt that
the steps OF the Sacred Heart church
WAS most favorable for the distribu-
ton Of his wares, he took his posi-
ttor thsrs In defiance OF 1.-THE wRrn-
ing given by Father Stsnski. 1t was
said that upon his refusal to desist
In his nefarious work, he would have
been seriously maltreated had It not
beer that Father Strenski urged
more peaceful measures. Chief Me-
Donnell, being summoned, WAS soon
on he scene and landed Kolakowski
ia the lookup. Later he Was given a
hearing before Justice Birmingham
and fined $40 for violation of the
cItl ordinance and disturbing public
worship. He was held in 800 ball
to await the action of the grand jury
on a charge made by Chief Melon
nell on charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. His Brother Stanislaw Sc
cured cash bail for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
HELMETTA

In honor OF his birthday, Carl
Jolly asked a few friends in 10 eeie-
brate on Saturday. A jolly after
noon OF games, etc, WAS enjoyed by
all after which a s~umptuous repast
was served.
Joseph Freidland, formerly OF
this place, now OF Boston, Mass. IL
visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. s. Grecnberg. =
Mrs. John Rfgler and foster-chil-
ldren, George and Dorthea, were re-
cent visitors at tho home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Richards.
Edward Ericsson. OF Plainfield,
WAS a weekend visitor at home.
Harry johnson, of Brooklyn, was
a weekend visitor at home.
Fanny Greenberg has returned
from a prolonged visit at Newark,
where she combined two purposes,
business and pleasure.
Factory C OF the snuff plant Is
working until eleven O'Clock p. NJ,
on week days and the entire day.
iSunday.
Mrs. Edward Clemens, who re-
cently lost her purse at the DeRue
Bros. MINISTRIES, containing forty
dollars, has now recovered 1t. Al
bert Lange, proprietor OF Lange's
hall, where the purse was lost, re-
turned 1t to her q few days later.
Misses Louise and Ida Gahnel and
LILLIAN Franklin, and Messrs. Carl
b. Johnson and William Franklin
ATTENDED the dance held In Lange's
hall at Jamesburg, Friday evening
Mrs. James Johnson was a recent
Jamesburg visitor.
Mrs. Frederick Qu~ackenbush, OF
J~amesburg, has been visiting he,
mother, Mrs. o. p Culver.
Mary ". Kahle, OF Bloomfield, for
merly one of Helmettass most pop
u1ar young ladies, was a weekend
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Richards.
Helmetta viii meet ~Jamesburg In
ia 200 point pool game at Lange's
pool parlor. ~Jamesburg, on Wadnes.
day, the 13th.-an unlucky day.
Percy Anson, OF York, Is home al
Outcalt for d short time.
A special performance YRS given
lat the HeIInetta Club Saturday
might. There were four reels Oh
moving pictures, entitled, "A Breach
LOT Faith" IAN Interesting Flop
ment, The Accusing Dog "A
Baseball Bug.
"a G~areasrrH mas mis- spring stock
OF shoes In. The yaitae of the stock
Ia estimated at $8,BDD-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOUTH RIVER i. S. NOTES
spec.ar 10 the EvENINo nv rs.


South River, March f2.A-By a
score OF 1912, the South River High
school basketball team defeated the
Red Cross Juniors In a fast game
played Saturday afternoon on Wash
Iington court. The first half ended
with q score OF lie In favor of the
s.. r. H. 8. During the second half
Cathcart, center, sprained his ankle.
Bissett took his place and made
good.
The South River Cleosophic Liter
trary Society held Its regular meeting
Friday afternoon In the high school
auditorium. Harold Let's entertained
on the piano. Two impromptu de-
bates were held. Resolved, That
writer's are more important than In
Yentors. The negative side was vic
torious. The subject OF the second
debate was, Resolved, That Sunday
baseball is Injurious The negative
side also won out on its debate.
Miss Theresa Smith observed yes
lerday In an outside school. #. p.
|9Brien took charge Of her depart
ment during her absence.
The Peerless Five, OF the 8. r.. III.
S. played the Midtown school team,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOUTH AMBOY VETERANS
TO VISIT ARLINGTON

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, March 12:-Gov-
ernpr Wilson has appointed a COM
mission for the purpose of causing
the remains OF the late Major Gen
Heral Philip Kearnsy, who was killed
mt the second battle OF Bal l Run, to
be removed to the Arlington enc
terry and all veterans OF the Civil
war are invited to accompany the
commission on Friday. April IL.
Application must be made to Charles
r. Hopkins. Boonton. N. j., On or
before April 1, accompanied by $8.5D
In cash, check or money order for
fare and return, and luncheon each
way. Train leaves Jersey City April
IL, ut $3.50 a.. ms stopping at New
ark, Trenton and West Philadelphia.
Several members OF Truck Post con-
template taking the trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
CHESTNUT TREE BLIGHT
IS FELT IN SOUTH AMB0Y
specla1 to the EYENTYa NEWg.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South AHlboy. Mar. 12.-The
chestnut trees throughout this part
of the state for the last two or
three years havs been affected With
a blight so that the greater part of
them have died. On the Stevens
dale grounds, owned by the P. r. r..
were a large number of
chestnut trees that, when In bear
ing, furnished recreation as we'll as
compensation for the boys when
gathering nuts These trees have
not escaped the scourge and the
trees have all died. Al they were
useless standing, they are being fell
ed and converted into cord wood.
Mayor Welsh's teams are busfly em-
ployed In carting this wood product
to w. j. Donnell'a lumber yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SERVICE
AT ROOSEVELT
Council and Citizens Want
Better Street Lights.
s,ec.a, 10 sns EVENING WE'VE.

6pecfny to the WE'VE.
Roosevelt. March thorough
Council is considering the advisable
ity OF putting into street service a
better light. With that object in
View, THE Public Service Corporation
has Installed two arc lamps, n at
the corner OF Woodbridge axenue
and Washington venue and one at
the corner OF Washington avenue
and Third street In order to demon
strate the difference between the arc
light and the tungsten lamps now in
use.
On Thursday both lights were
placed at the corner Of Woodbridge
avenue and Washington avenue and
people At Carteret who were not ae-
quainted with the proposition
thought the Chrome section OF the
borough had stolen a march on them.
A number OF similar lights will be
put into position In different parts of
the borough during the ensuing week
SO that the citizens car see for them
selves the advantage. No contract
for street lighting will be given out
until June next.
The Perth Amboy Gas Light Co.
ia also going to show us something
and Will In the near future put up
[a number OF gas lamps, SO that q
comparison between electricity and
gas can be made. 1t Is understood
that the gas company claims that the
borough can be served as efficiently
as at present at half the cost, which
is o about $4,000 a year.
The arc lights are a decided i'm
prDyement over the tungsten lamps,
but cost $40 a year as against SIT
O year for the tungsten lamps. The
latter were installed about six
months ago, following a protest from
council Regarding the poor street
lighting provided by the Public Ser
vice Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. AL. Peterson is suffering with
a very sore ringer. an injury she re-
ceiyed by running q splinter under
her nail to the quick while raising =
! window.
The friends OF Miss Myrtle Sur
viss are helping her celebrate her
birthday by sending her postal
Erich Jensen. Of Atlantic High
lands, spent Sunday with his par
/ ents In the borough.
Miss Threasa O'Brien, OF Atlantic
City, and Prof. r. P. OBrien spent
Sunday al Easton, Pa.
Miss Alice Jamison, who under
| went an operation two weeks ago at
| st. Peters Hospital, New Bruins
wick, was able to be brought home
| Saturday.
Members OF the Imperial Band
| will meet Thursday evening OF this
week for rehearsal instead OF Tues
day, the regular evening,
Mrs. Robert Dawson will enter
tain the Circle OF Kings Daughters
| Wednesday evening at her home IN
Thomas street.
Arthur Magaw, son of Mr.. and
Mfs. WaiISI Nasaw' - THO pioou
owner OF q beautllui new uprignf
story d ciark piano. the gu OF ms
parents.
Omcer Peter Johnson is confined
70 MS nome With an attack or rneu-
maIism.
Jacquart, superintendent
Or the american bricK g
lie bompany, is at present III chi
cago attending convention. sew
efai I ais irienas nave received
greetings.
Rev = MIS-. James LORD zen
Town Monuay morning ana spen. tne
day IN New YORK CITY. Mrs, Lore
ana son Lhen continued on ~ fltts-
neia, MHss.. Nh6re sue VIII spena
Ten Gays HttH nSr parents, DIT. q
Mfs. #hiis MI l.ofd IL At
tendihg the Metnonist conference
Whlch opens aaesaay nignL At Az
bury FafKs II ~ Mr- LORD
VIII pc retarned 60 this enAree.
Mrs. Garolihe rehch OF the
Nsn , ss.vu avs-
q injuries received from z fall
! while IN heT home on sunday. Wnen
seen yesterday u vas stAi suHer-
Ing from the enects- d.
MISS Jessie Lyle, VINO mas been III
Tor the past three weeks. mas recov-
cred ana resumed . schooa duties
MONDAY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SOUTH AMBOY YOUTH is
FINED FOR STEALING COAL

GsectaI to tbs EVEETgu NEWS.
South Analogy, March 12.-charles
Hann, a Central Railroad detective,
yesterday arrested Edward Johnson,
Of John street, for stealing coal from
cars. He was assisted by a young
lad who took leg ball and escaped.
The assistant was pushing the coal
on the cars and Johnson was gath
ering 1t up. johnson was given a
hearing before Justice Birmingham,
who imposed a fine Of So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
N JUDGE AND JURORS.
Unique Scene Presented In Colorado
County Court.

Glenwood Springs. Colo, March 12.-
With sfrs. L. B. league as judge and
half a dozen women Jurors among the
venire summoned for the present Eeaal,
the county court Of Eagle county at
Red CHIT presented a ceae never be-
fore Witnessed la Colorado. MrE
league is the only roman judge in
this stase. and this is she Hrst time in
her n year in the ONCE that women
have been called for jury service.
Among the cases to be tried are these
OF several men charged with boot leg
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
aviator Cesa Into PalisIaa-

Paris. March 1R.-Piarra yedFanes,
tsse avtatcr. has accepted e nosnsnaeaou
~ kaae chamber OF deputies to succeed
BeRsmatx, whe hes been elected to chr
ssnats sreEn Lmnux. Yedrinss WITH 10
aas camgsaagniag by aeropaaae.