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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

elmer SteIle 3eigte iit elm oeutlld'er
Rutbeuunsihlag, lnO 9tadlgrabnnget
beiuieicn, OaB bier Die lluolhttgteIt
lag. SSu nenigcn StltnoeH mar 10 mt
aeriugen Dtitteln ein erbeblldler
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aes foitipieliges 9tahgraben erroroerr
hattie. 5rob0em III 9torooelttld)4
lamb Die NSilnihelrlttbe nod bettlg
BON qeid)ditlid) intereiiirten 8egnern
befanlpft lpiro, itber5eugen lid ood
jeBt allrnablih uuf 8runo Der eiH-
munoirel feItgeitellten Grfol9e ou1
Die gehDroen BON ibrer 9tiislidfeIt
uuo Dor allem BON ibrer giliafett
oeosnuhsr anberen BerTahren.
60 bat isbt Die branOsnbureiz
Idle 9anopirtbihaitsfonlmer anltlld
befount genod3t, Dob lie III Der Gage
lei einen 6errn gum Autluden non
gSaIier nit Der misunderstanding 8u enI-
pfebIen. SaB 5oblreIdle Gtlenbabn.
oirettiouen lid nit Grlolg Ielt Sab-
rem Der Rrtbengonger bel Der anlea
auno bon 9rltHneu bel nellen Statlo.
nen l,no @djiertperfen beoienen, III ld
befannt. - 3pei interelionte aufiase
iiber Die @iinihelrutbe bat III oteleH
Soeen @rof Garl b. &llnfoDltroern
peroifentIiht, uno 3lDdr ltber 9er-
iud1e I'M aalitperfe Gieoel bel Sdnig.
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| hat, in Seft Der 3eitlhrift oes Der.
Gins Der @aIieriadmanner IN letter.
reich. .llngarn, sSabrgang 1912, uno
| iiber 8runomaiier llnb @inifelrlttbe
| in geo. 8 uno 6 (1912 Der Stuttgar'
! ter 3eitidrift .0as 8aIier".
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Dies MNo Ias.

- Wanor CUNT Fat gsitsrn 5.rrn
gbriit. Sti6natb, osm betannten be-
motratiihsn polititer ben poiten als
itdbtiiden 5ilfs. .Sueenisur angeboten,
5srr Stihnatb erbdt iih nuh elmer
ldnssrsn aonfereu5, on pel6er auber
bem Wanpr nod 4rbeitsOirettor prtce
unb Stherbeitspirettor Sab tbeilnahz
men, msbrers 1age geoeut3eit aus, sbe
er feline befinitiDe 4ntpOrt gisbt.
- SIM osnsenieur. 9epartemsnt, in
Wdfertpertsz Department uno In
Strabenreparaturs 8spartement Fpur'
ben geftern 113 4ngeitsIts entId1sr
uno ibre poiten purosn prompt burt
Reuernsnnunaen beIett.
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gD'dfbington n, .. g., 20. Wtdr5.
Genator 6ofe Smitb berbinberte am
Mittfpuh abermals bic 4nnabme BON
gripdt. YeniionsDorlogen. als ietn
8erlangen, Dab ieoer Der 188 gdmen
berlefen peroen Ioae, bic auf ben eriten
iieben peniionsbiIs itsben, fir auber
Sronune ertlGrt ipuroe, .pfferlrte er
gtmenDements, in tDelhen bas Strels
den ein5elnsr Natren oerldngt fpuros.
Der erite 0ame, DeFen 'Streihun9
ben oem Senator DON Georgia per-
lcn9t ipurbe, mar oerjenige Don 5hoz
mas syefferipn, sinem Heger Dom 123,
5reiipilIigen Snfdnterie Regiment,
Ger Senat bsI6loB aber nit 81 gegen
| S Stinmen, ben Ramen auf Der Gtite
au laTen. Nlit anberen Jldmen gtng
es ebenio.
Senator Smitb lit Der 2lniift, pdh
| 5ie qriputsg sgeniipnsDorlagen ni6t in
Grndgung es5ogen rperoen ioQten, BIZ
Die allgemeins Observation-Disclosures
torlage erleDigt lit.
Die oemofratiite gintommeniteuer:
oprlaae, bic am Disnitag pom Eeprd
lientantenhaus angenommen puroe
puroe ndbrenb bes Cages i'm Senu
einaereiht uno on bas Jinan3tommit
tee psrniefsn. Die Hspublitaner &c:
ZEN gu, oaB bic gorIase CUTE ausiid
| tdt, i'm Senut sur 4nnabms gu 3e:
| lonqen, bd i'm 5duie senau bic 6dlft
Der rspubIitanifhsn Mitslieosr odfii1
gsitimmt bat.
Sas Observation-Disclosures bate on
Wittfpoh cine 8orluge in GrDdgun5
oer3ufDlge bic 5simItdtteseIsbe oobil
1bgednnert peroen Ipnen, buB Nnlleo
Ter, unitott tpie bisher 5 Sabre, MI
trei Sabre auf Dem bstreffenoen Gam
lsben miiTIen, INN einsn Dolltn geiib
titel st erboltsn. Gs piiroe unter De
9orldge 4niieblsrn seitattet tperoen, Il
isesm Sabre iih flint Wonate lang pD1
benz 2anb gu entfernsn.
Der Gpreher Gldrt, Der periDnlic
tic 9orlase unteritiibte, iagte, oa'
oas iesige GsIes 10 itreng lei. bai
purt busielb. amsritaniidhs 8iir9s
na6 Canada gstrisben tpiirben, IN
6aB Tauienbe bereits ii9 beranlab
aeIefen b6ttsn, 2ano unter liberulers
gepinsunssn in alberta uuf3unebmer
Die 8pridge mar 10 gut tpie erlt
| bigt, als iih oas 6aus pertagte.
Die gebeine Der Spfer be
rW aine".
Der arsu5sr Birmingham" trc
am Witttpo6 nit ben neulich aufgt
, funbenen 9sbsineu bon Spfern be
!. S6luttihiffes .Wuine" bier elm. %
"a Sdrse nit brfl iterblihen nsber
, reiten peroen biz SumItag i'm Wtc
rinebof blsiben, um oann uah eint
/ Memoriotfeisr, pelter Der grdIDei
] unb annere bobs Resierungsbeom
: beitpobnsn peroen, auf benz Nationu
/. Jriebbof in arlington beigeiest
/, tperben. Der aonsreb uno idmm
Iids Rs9isrungs Bureaur psroen g
IihIoTeu ieiu.
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Sod,luaiiersefabr nod nihjt ppriiber

Die WittsrungsperbdltniiIe iino i'm
mittleren Weiten 10 unbeitimmt, oaB
bic Detterpurte niht porausidsen
fam, ob bic gu srtparteHoen gtieo:r.
idaGss tiusn sroBsu umfang anneb>
men iperoen. Stldst Der Winb, Der
aus Norpoit tpebt, um. oann our1te
Itarier Rsssn sinissen uno Elm peitsres
Steiaen oes JIuIies 1T bonn unaus:
bleib!ih. Go[lte oas Befiirhtete nihi
sintreff.n, bann piro Der GluB sinig'
laae Itaiion1r bIsibsn uno oann lang
IAN fallen. 5iir beute tit Regen oosr
ShKe oneIaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

Sm itGbtiIhsn gaamt purben ses
tern bic iolsenbsn 8auerlaubniBiheine
erpirtt: g. W. Renbam, 212it6dises
Dobnbaus an Der Rerper aDenus, nabe
Buena giIta .plaee. $4,000; W. ".
Cooper, 2iaitDdisss Mobnbaus al Der
Carton Noab, nabe gietor aoenue.
$1,000; 6. 6. yii6ier, 21aitodises
Wohnhaus al, Der glenpooo. nabe Der
Mlastn apsnus, $4,000; 8. 6. Gonnsr,
sipei 21.itDdiss WobnbGuier auf benz
grunbitiif go. 615-618 Straight
Strabe; is $260O; Jrau W. anolls
mann, 2lsftodiges WobHbaus an Der
WbesIer unb Ginning StraBe, $4,000.
Tas 21aitDdise Wobnbaus Der Grau
1krsia 3aas. s67 3uidins aDenus
in aponbaIe, iis BON Grau Mar Weins
berger ouf Ofientliher auition fiir
$500 pertauft tporben. Jrau Weins
berger rirb bas 6aus ielbit berpobnen.
9beobore Waper & Bro. baben ben
Dertauf selsitst.
Der aontrattor u. s. 5entel pirt
nuf benz @runeeisentbum an Der Siib,
oitede Der Dine unb Roheue StruBs
bas Ct burh bic Ngenten Gritfh &
Gusle gsfauft bat. 3lpei 4pariement.
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bic glrnitetisn Softpb O. Gieintdmt
& Bro. bersiis bic pIdne pOrbereitel
baben.
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lysau Narp Q. RobinisiR boS W. q
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Wa1 Gmropa.
Nuaeblidler 8anSale.
Ode IL. unO gine Gtraiie,

auf 0sranlaiIuns bes Gisentbiiz
niers beg amsriea 5beaters ipurbe ses
tern Rahmlttas Elm Wunn perbaftst.
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nngab. Or niro beidulbist. bas pol@
fer zines SiBss in benz 9b.ater nit eiz
nem WsT.r bospillis 5eritbt gu babsn.
DiesqoIi3ei piro su srmitteln iuhen,
ob Dance nit benz gurfhtn ibentiih
III, Der felt Mphenfriit in perIhiebenen
bitiigen 1b.utern bic Sammetpoliter
BON Giten kihdbist bot. Der Der
bdfttte bate BEL feiner G<tnabme
$108o IN Ncar BEL ii1.
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A>--Do
Gs aiebi isbt msbr J1Ie bon Riss
rtnleiben, benn je 5upor Inb neueite
ylafjrihten befpeifen, bob in ieoem
ssabre mebr 9eute an irgenb tiner art
BON Nier,ntroniheiten iierbsn. als
aus irgenbneifsn anoeren llrIabsn.
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lIrin unttrfudt iperben. Gs lit Meter
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tenbe Shmsr3en nerurIaht rsroen;
oft .orperIihe @ebrehen CUR Jolgs
bat unb bdufis bic 5er3gegeno srraiht,
mas ben LOB our Jolse bat.
Shmer5en i'm Riidsn, bdufiges,
Idmersbaftss uno iiberipdItisenoes
lIriniren nnb anbere Gnmptome bon
fh,pahtn 8Ioien, iinb niht ois einSis
aeu Anseifen bon Nierenleiotn, oIel,
sSdae BON Waeentrantheitsn, Rcpf:
fhmersen, Shmersen in Der 5er3'
aeg.nb. inattiDe 2eber, ETC.. iino nu'
Spmptpme. beren nriafs ouf fpeite
iibernngsf:rsnste gierren 5uriidss.
fiihrt perben tam.
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hem man cine tleine Quantitdt in Elm.
sslaide ooer Elm 9las fiillt uno bic
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ndhiter Wrraen iih Elm rothli4er. 81.
selTtoub 1bnli6sr SAB seigt, ob:l
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len Guberit empfoblen tpereen, uni
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rup 5ppopbospbiies. bier llnsen. Gu
umsuihitieln uno in elmer Doiis pol
einem 5beelDffel oor jeoer Utnhl5.i
uno beim 3ubetteeben einsunehmsn.
Wo iretnb zines Der oben angefiihr
I'm Gpmptome porbonben lit, 1T G
fih.r baB fofort naf oem 8ebroud
bieier einfahen 8ebonoluns quite Rs
iuItaie er3ieIt tperben.
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grafpforb'ihe Dnus So. 1918 Gar
Isle Mpe., Bomb 6ia, perfauft.

Dur6 bic Qiberalitdt elmer 4n3dhl
9iirser, fpie Rihter Sam. Smith,
Dallaee 8urd. Sobn Sepmour, u. S.
Beht II. u. fpirb an Der WaDifon
Rpab, ndbe Saflep, Elm offnetliher
plab nit Syontdne, Gbnlih tpte on Der
@bnarbs Hoab uno Grie 2lpe. in 5pDe
.yart, freirt fperDen. 8eitern Ndhz
mittus fnnb in Der Sa6e cine 9ers
fnmnlune itdtt, bod 1T oieIelbe nod
niht nett eenug geoie6en.
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Catered Hante Gatidyeibansea.

Jn SaMen GreD. Gmmieiins gtstn
bic Cincinnati 9roftion 60. beirifigte
Mihter Gormnn seitsrn einen permos
ntnten Ginbalfsbefebl. burm ipeIHen
bic DeleQf@aft berbinbtrt rir0. ibrt
G)sixijt an ber Ulonteomerp Die unb
BIatr 4penxe bsrdrt ~ berIteen, bdb
bisisItsa fiiaI 6sb Habss - - 0ei'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

Jreuno (Su eiasm jungen ebes
MANN: .Dis. Du rauhFt niht nashr2"
,Gott - id ruuhte ia friber aah
nur etiiige Ioge - na, urD Die bar
mir meine 5rau 10 naa uro nnG ab-
aglDDbnt."
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Mdrs, gaptiitenz1ag. Mittno9, 27.
Mdrs, 5hiilersIag, 5reitag, 20.
WaGr3, presbpterianer Tag, DieHs<
tud. 2. Wpril.
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Ginfafte
@ttbooe
ieit3uittatil,

E6 bic Niercm mirflid) angegriifen
iino; giebt biries cinfadle 9ie5ept
and, iptIdDes ieoer ~ Sn,,ie nno
bel geringen Soften ielbit bcriteilta
iaun. Wernnlalt bic Wieren sur no
fiiriiden sbatisfeit, Siuingt Sieiei-
ben bic NnrniGnre ansSnidleioen
nnS beiIt bic idJiuieriaiteu Artcn
bun Igspepiic nno Hbenmntisnins.
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Die RaufboIb Reoltp Go. bot ar
frau Narp 9. RpbinitsiR bos %. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
TAPS.
IN WATER MAIN
Board of Public Works Meet
In South River.
SneoinI to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Oct. 18:-A meeting
of the Board of Public Works was
held Tuesday evening in borough
hall. A resolution was adopted pro-
viding that one tap in the water
main would be sufficient for two cot
tages owned by the same party on
the same side of the street. At first
it was necessary for each cottage to
have it's W connection to the water
main.
Other resolutions were amended
to the effect that in houses OF more
than one tenant the water tax OF 50
per year would be levied on each
tenant, the saving being the meters,
as n will be sufficient for all In
stead of a meter for each.
The board also ruled that all
houses which have outside taps only
must have inside taps also, the out
side tap to be used only for fire and
sprinkling purposes; also that every
house connected with the water line
shall be connected with the sewer
The owners of houses not properly
connected in accordance with the
above specifications will be notified
and If these conditions are not COM
piled with within thirty days after
notification the water Will be shut
off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
SAY RtVILLE

August Schlotfelt, Of New York
city, has accepted a position in the
butcher shop Of the Sayre and Fisher
Company. Mr.. Schlotfelt is making
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Remigus
Lochs, of West Main street.
Miss Emma Arleth recently spent
the day with her sister, Miss Barbara
at the Normal school in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roller have
moved from their old home in Dolan
street to the house next door to
school No. 2, owned by Mr.. Morn.
Mrs. John McCutcheon entertained
her sister and her family from Perth
Amboy Sunday.
Mrs. August Neberman, who has
been visiting friends in Philadelphia,
has returned to her home in Upper
%Sayreville.
Mrs. August Wagner has been en-
teraining her daughter and husband
from South Amboy.
Douglas Olson, who broke his leg
and badly sprained his ankle while
playing basketball a few weeks ago,
has SO far recovered that he is able
to walk with the help of a cane.
GOIlndTu Uupp Wouiu iihC ~ o"A
his 1911 Krit runabout. He has re-
Gently had the car overhauled and
will sell it cheap.
Mrs. Catherine Miller entertained
her daughter, Mrs. Oche, of Midtown,
Thursday.
Mrs. George Connect was a New
Brunswick Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Jacobson entertained
her entertained her daughter from
South Amboy Thursday.
Mrs. McMaster and daughter, OF
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
| Mrs. McMaster's sister, Mrs. James
| Frame, returned to her home in
Philadelphia today.
| Mrs. Joseph Kupsch spent part OF
Thursday In New Brunswick.
Mrs. Henry Klingler, Of New
Brunswick, spent Thursday with
her mother, Mrs. Halcyon Tuckerson,
in Hillside venue
Mrs. Dixon, Of Perth Amboy, spent
Friday with Mrs. August Chevalier,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
%NEIGHBORING "
A CONCERT
IN WOODBRIDGE
Choir of Methodist Church
to Entertain.
Oecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Oct. 1S.-The music
lovers of this place are promised a
rare treat in the sacred concert to
be given In the Methodist church
Thursday evening, October "a, under
the direction of Prof. Harry Stone
Martin, ~organist and choirmaster.
Beside the members of the we'll train
ed choir the following soloists have
been secured for the OCCASION: Miss
Mildred M. Ross, sporano; Mrs. j..
Fred Bindenberger, alto; Ralph
Hanktns, tenor; Charles Russell Me-
lick, cornet.
Following is the program to be
rendered:
Orgon Solo-Faufare .J,Lerumens
Mr.. Martin.
Anthem-The Two Angels
G. w. Krogmann
Choir.
Organ Solo-Jerusalem the Golden
Sparkle
Mr.. Martin.
Soprano Solo-How Lovely are Thy
Dwellings ........... Liddle
Miss Ross.
Organ Solo-Offertory est. Cecilia
No. 3" Batlste
Mr.. Martin.
Cantata-The Harvest is Ripe
Schneider
For Solo, Chorus and Organ.
Cornet Solo-The Heavenly Dream
Treharne
Mr.. Melick.
Grand March-From Aida" Shelleye
Mr.. Martin.
The members Of the choir are So
prano-Mrs. E. G. Ensign, Mrs. G.. A.
Campbell, Mrs. George II. Plat, Miss
Helen Ensign, Miss Ethel Valentine,
Miss Ada Valentine, Miss Mabel
Treen, Miss Ruth Valentine, Miss
Helen Potter, Miss Jeanette Num-
bers. Tenor-Mr. George H. Platt,
Mr.. Byron Potter, Mr.. j. F. Binden-
berger, Mr.. Stanley Potter. Alto
Mrs. Il. F. Anness, Mrs. Ernest
Johnston, Mrs. M. D. Martin, Miss
Ethel Inslee, Miss Ruth Braley. Bass
Mr.. H. J. Burtiss, Mr.. M. D. Mar
tin. Mr.. Fred Potter, Mr.. James
Livingood, Mr.. Runyon Potter, Mr..
Berry Potter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
SOUTH AMBOY

Those who wish to spend a social
hour n at the same time enjoy a
good oyster supper will do we'll to
remember the oyster supper to be
given by the ladies' OF the M. E..
church in John street, in the base
ment Of the church on October 26.
The local political pot is beginning
to boil. One portion of the political
candidates are telling how the other
fellows lacked judgment in conduct
Ing the affairs of the city.
The members of Ente. prise Hook
& Ladder Company, who do not in
tend to participate in the parade at
Perth Amboy will kindly send name
of substitute to the secretary, John
Connors, before October %.
Mrs. P. Miller, of Bordentown I'VE
nue., was a New Brunswick visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Walters, Of Main
street, spent yesterday afternoon
with friends in Matawan.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullane, Of
Henry street, were New York visitors
yesterday.
s. Gorsczka, of Elizabeth, who
formerly kept a saloon in Pine ave.
nue., this city, was a South Amboy
visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Stratton, of Sec
ond street, enjoyed yesterday after
noon out Of town.
Miss Ethel Thomas, of Freehold,
is spending a week with Miss Cathar-
Inc Sutliff, of Pine avenue.
0. L. Carr, of Bordentown avenue,
spent lest evening with friends in
New York city.
Mrs. Alvin Van Dusen, of David
street, was an out Of town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Cornelius Lambertson, Of Madison
township, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mason, of First
street, we're New York visitors yes
terday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mum, of
Main street, were New York visitors
yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. P. Miller, Of Borden
town avenue, is entertaining Mrs.
Miller's mother, who is making them
a short visit.
P. A. Suits, Of Second street,
made a trip out Of town yesterday
afternoon.
William Pennings, of Jamesburg,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
Comrade Van Hise, Of Frank Lloyd
Post No. 70, Of South River, was WIS.,
iting relatives in South Amboy yes
terday.
Misses Nellie and Hazel Mason, Of
this city. spent last evening with
friends In New York city.
The new uniforms OF the Enter
prise. Hook and Ladder Company are
finished and distributed among the
members Of the company. They are
very hobby in appearance and are
complete as to fitting the boys and
give general satisfaction. They were
furnished by George W. Green, OF
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Mason, of
Broadway, were New York visitors
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Cornell, OF st. George,
Is visiting her sister, RMS. Lloyd
Wortley, of Broadway.
Miss Eva Reynolds, of New Bruins
wick, IL visiting Miss Nellie Mason,
of First street.
Miss Harry Stratton, Of Church
street, was an out OF town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
COUPLE Welded BY UNCLE.
Rev. Richardson Gray Joins Eas'
Orange Pair In Wsdleck,

Rev. Richardson Gray Joins East
Orange Pair In Wsdleek.
East Orange, N. j., Oct. 1S.-Miss
Cornelius N. Downs. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bertram NJ. Downs of Chest
nut street, was married in Calvary
Methodist church to Stewart Gray, son
Of DR.. Thomas N. Gray, also Of this
city.
A reception followed at the home Of
the brides parents. The o~flciating
clergyman was the Rev. Richardson
Gray. uncle Of the bridegroom. Miss
Marjorie Downs, sister Of the bride.
was maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Lottie @. Shrady and
Mrs. Walton T. Carpenter OF New
York, Miss Kathleen MacKinstrey Of
Hudson, N. Y. and Miss Dorothy Gray,
sister Of the bridegroom. Miss Doris
Latlmer, niece Of the bridegroom, was
flower girl The ushsrs were Dr.. Frank
W. Sanger and Charles W. Hodson of
East Orange. Theodore Fsderer OF
Chatham and Robert Palmer Marsb.ll
u New York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
KEASBEy

Mrs. Hans Hansen and her cousin
were Perth Amboy visitors Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Nathan Robinson and daugh-
ter Sophie spent Tuesday evening in
Perth Amboy.
Miss Sophie Narolesky was a Perth
Amboy visitor Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Henry, of Perth Am
boy, attended the meeting of the X.
R. G. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. I. Lustgarten spent. Wednes-
day evening In Perth.
The regular weekly meeting of the
X. r. G. which was held in the
chapel Wednesday evening, was led
by Miss Mary Erikson, of Fords.
The topic for the evening was
Charity" The meeting was held
attended.
Matthew Schaub was a Perth AM
boy visitor Wednesday evening.
Andrew Schmidt spent Wednesday
evening In Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
ROOSEVELT

Mrs. Bernard Kahn, OF Wood
bridge n spent Wednesday in
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Edwin E. Quin, Of Cartaret
avenue, Is entertaining her sister
from Freehold.
Mrs. Wager and daughters Ruth
and Jennie, Of Elizabeth, were local
visitors Wednesday.
Frank Burns, of Delamar avenue,
spent Thursday in Elizabeth.
Thomas Burke, Of Bryant street,
is spent Thursday in Brooklyn.
Allan Veith, Of Staten Island, was
a local visitor Thursday.
Miss Hazel Sutphin, Of Atlantic
street, is spending the weekend in
Long Branch.
Ernest Boynton, of Perth Amboy,
was a local visitor Thursday.
G.. Walling, of Woodbridge, spent
Thursday with his brother in town.
The dance given by the Daughters
of Rebecca, in Kish's hall, Wednes-
day evening, was largely attended.
Nicholas Rizah and daughter Es-
Their, of Railway avenue, spent Thurs
day out of town.
Herman Shapiro, of Railway ave
nue., was an out of town visitor
Thursday.
Joseph Lloyd, Of Washington ave-
nue.. was removed to the New Bruins
wick hospital for treatment Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Thomas Quin, OF Atlantic
street, spent Thursday In Newark.
Friends of Roy Charles, former re-
sident Of Chrome, will be sorry to
hear of his serious illness at his home
in Baltimore, of tuberculosis.
Mrs. John H. Neville, Of Wood
bridge avenue, spent Thursday In
Newark.