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Evening journal., 1912-04-25
PLUMBERS.
PIIRIJC SALE.
Nam once and VOL


r,I-prTC SALE OF MILL CREEK HUN
dred property, Thursdsy, May ., 1917
a. . 40 IA m. sharp. on macadam road leau-
ing from Wilmington 20 yhockessini
miles west Of Brandywine springs anu -
mile west Of MucAannan's church on ma
cadam road leading 20 Hockessin ms
property is in high state OF cultivation.
has frontage on public road Of nearly IL
mile and could be very easily divided into
desirable and attractive building lots and IN
the midst Of highly prosperous and desir-
ohie community within miles Of Whining
ton markets over one Of the new hard stone
roads 40 acres Of good cleared land, slightly
rolling balance IN good timber, useful for
building purposes. connected by Kennett trc-
iev line from rear cent fare from -prinEs.
Car leaves Springs on the hour, set of az
GEORGE W. WARREN.
sndhsm & Sons. Auctioneers. ap2S'l5t
nUBLIC sALE-FURNITURE. CARPETS
L and Rugs, from the residence Of J. YER
NON SCOTT CLAY MONl' bhbA W AhL'
viii be sold az stidham Sons Auction
Store. III East Fourth St., Friday. April
26. az oclock. p. NJ, consisting Of guar
tered oak bed room suit. handsome brass
beds enameled beds, felt mattresses. tine
5-piece mahogany parlor suit. l library SUIT,
pieces Turkish rockers. davenport, hne
bufet. pedesal extension table, leather seat
dining chairs, wardrobe. hall rack, roll top
desk I house safe. mahogany dresser ana
ohifonier. library table, wire couch, leather
couch. parlor rockers. parlor clocks. bric-a-
brsc. bird s.eye maple dresser, swell front
porch rockers. handsome crystal china
closet cost $4,000 Rugs for ail over the
house Sxfo.6 and ex12, Administer, VIII
ton, Body Brussels and smyrna. This IS
the best sale we have had this spring aud
must be sold 70 the highest bidder without
reserve Goods can be seen morning Of sale,
7 VERNON SCOTT.
sndhsm Sen. Auc'ionesrs sp2s-7t
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DECORATORS.
WALL PAPER

Kershaw & Whitten is a small
concern-That is the story.
A concern with the snap and
vigor of the big Stores with.
out their expense.
A store of this style has been
universally desired.
Our etore meets the require
ments SO fully that it will pay to
consult US before going else
where.
KERSHAW g. WHTTTEN
Phone 5lO5 .. 682 Madison
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TALKING MACHINES.
CARPENTERS.
APARTMENTS.
TALKING MACHINES.

A FULL LINE or EDISON RECORDS
a 81 SHORT'S, . W. Third street. d. aud
A. Phone ff26 sprl6-3mo.
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Wilson Line to Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth St. Wharf. Wilmington for
Philadelphia and Chestnut St Wharf. rhu.
adeehia for Wilmington. daily including
Sundays AZ 73o. o 90 and 1880 A. NJ, io
o'clock noon. l.3o, 800, AIS, 600 and
ZOO p. NJ.
On Saturdays and Sundays additional
trips az $50 and $50 p. NJ.
FARES. including Saturdays and Sun.
days Philadelphia excursion 2sc--one way
15c. Chester excursion 15c one way 1Oc
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RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

NJ EW RUGS WOVnN FROM OLD CAR
~ pets by our latest patent method Of
ie iniurcing assures you Of the best that
can be had. Carpet cleaning a specially.
TAPlS RUG MFG. co, Inc
Phone 1850. s22 1atnall -.
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HELP wArTED-MALE.

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT I n TUE HOME.
THE Evening JOURNAL ~
READ IN MORE hoMES EVERY
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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CHIROPODlST.

ISLIHABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
- Fowler q Hanna, Ltd. Chropody aud
manicunng ciT-.ls Ford Bldg. d, a. 4.
l33p.A. Evening by appointment nO.3m
NfRS. ANNIE NJ. SCHAEFER. CHIROPODY
vi a22 Sh'pley 81. Open Monday. Wed
nesday aud Friday evenings and Sunday
until noon Visits BY appointment ID \
A. phone 1895. f2t1y
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FOR SALE-ALL OUR acc AND 49c PURE
California Wines st soc per quart Can't
he beat. Ken 800 y. Ath ST. m12-tf
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TRANSPORTATION.
PENIS Greve Ferry

Staring Saturday. March % from Fourth
Street Wharf
Leave Wilmington @ uu 100 a. M 90
500, 700 p. m. Additional trip Sstp- ,ay
II 90 p. m.
Leave PennsErove--s. - .. m O. A. 8
p. m. Additional trip SATURDAY, p. m.
m22-u
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AGENTS WANTED

'a------rr1-------
A GENTS TEN CALLS Az HOUR PRO.
- 10 $40 Work hours, make $3.50.
OUTFIT for denomination free ~ D. Davis
q Co., aio West 9th street. New York. n "
apps ~
WANTED WATCH AND JEWELRY RE.
" pairing Also eye httinE. Store open
evenings until O clock saturday eveninrs
until 10 O'Clock. Lyn Thomas. so9 Market
o. nat
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f.LAIEk8 WANTED. APPLY BUkh
- BROS, eao Bodne 81, fhhaaeip.is'
PA. Near Third ind Poplar. mott
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TALKING MACHINES.
SANITARY WORKERS.
TYPEWRITERS.

,T>lPEwklTtRs RETAINED. aENrED.
exchanged sold: cash or time payments.
Rihbons and carbon. Type aritsr Supply Co..
elo Market Del".=--ia Phone. a2e'tf
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REMOVING.

.----------~-----r--.r----- Z,
nR. WALTER o. STACK, DENTIST 81 hAs ~
until June 25tl after thnt date will be To-
Gated permanently az 615 Delaware Ave
m2T-fm
~ oTrCF READ j. MKAY HAS
~ removed his Offices TO the Gables. Della
ware avenue and Tatnuil street. Hours . a.
m. to .. m. Afternoons by appointment
ont, m2s-i ini-eod
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ARCHITECTS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL
O descriptions bought and sold; 10 cent
sheet music and orchestra selections. Cata-
logue free request Repairing a specially.
Bows re haired. Old coins bought aud sold.
Coin catalogue 1 2 cents =. p. G. A. Milano,
2Ol West Eighth street, Wilmington, Del.
f22.iy
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y DAD CHANGE AND BRIDGEs-s-ALED
n proposals for the work 70 Be perform.
ed in changing the line Of what is known as
the depot road where IL crosses Purgatory
Run IN Pencader Hundred Delaware. will
be received ut the Levy Court Room Court
House. Wilmington. Delaware, until noon on
the TN day Of May. 1912. AZ which time
all bids received viii be publicly opened
and read
Plans. specifications and forms Of pfopo.
sails are on file IN the ONCE Of the County
Engineer, Church Building Wilminrtc- Della
ware. Bidders will be required to enclose
a certified check for $4,000 with their,bids
as a guarantee Of good faith. and the sue.
eessful bidder will be required 70 give a bond
for 100000 The Levy Court reserves the
right 20 reject any and al bids
ap22-12t
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WATCH MAKING.

M HARRIS co. i2o.l26 MARKET.
~ Matchmaking and Jewelry repairing "a
IL regular prices. All work guaranteed Tor
two years ms.sm
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CLAzEFs WANTED. Apply suRR
~ BROS, oau Bodine 81, fhha1eipnia,
Pa. Near Third md Poplar mott
txYANrED- -FAR,i HAND MUST Br
w ahlg 20 milk u. q. puispN, 1t
ehinm' pe'
WANTED -ENPEplfNcED GROCERY
" Clerk dply Herman Climbing Co.,
el7.lf King s' ap-'''
t1r ANrED YOUNG MAN TO HELP
/ w around store Apply Peoples Credit
Clothing CO. epso.'i
=, wo MEN WANTED TRACER. ALSO
! clerk for drawing room Apply from
$50 90 7.3o y. m. 40 SEQ jackson ei
apto's8's'
MEN WISHING 70 EARN THREE TO
NJ 6ve dollars per day, write for terms
Immediately FIRST NATIONAL NURsER.
| lts. Rochester N. H. apep mis-
cAIEsMEN WANTED REAL ESTATE IN.
y suranco men. Stock sairsmon preferred
! Unlimited possibilities. 25 por cent. com
mission Room qi0 First National Bank
Fort Worth, Texas. ap2o.st
MEN WANTED TO BECOME RAILWAY
hl Mali Clerks, $4,000 month. May exam
nations in Wilmington Del Sample ques-
tions and coaching free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 400. Rochester. n. y as-to-m2
NXTNTED- YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
w derstands creamery work Address
Diamond Dairy. 2O6 jefferson St.
ap24-2t
! NKyANTED FIRST CLASS PREssMAr
w who understands half tone end fine cata.
loEue work on Babcock press. Apply with
terms and reference no tho Newark Post
Newark, Del j. A A. Phone a3. spe4-4t
/ CTENOGRApHER WANTED BY LARGE
- manufacturing firm. must bc cAper-
ionced. accurate. rapid and painstnkine.
Steady position for right parry Good sai-
Hry Amount depending ON ability of pnrty
accepted. Address Opportunity, T.. o. Box
1923. ap25.5t
WANTED HONEST. INTELLIGENT AND
w energetic men 60 sch nureorv stock
Pleaaant profitable and permanent employ.
mcnt. George s. Mattingley. SIS Jackson
ST., City General Agent for the Rakostraw-
Pyle 90. Establiahed a5 years, and $50 acres.
ap2O.1m
HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
-.-.----' ~---->--.-,
niESSMAkER WANTS HELPER. APPLY
6if West Fourth ST. ape5.ai
-t1rANTED - HALFGRowN CoLORED
w -irl- Apply SIG Monroe street.
apri5-ti
,1yANrED-GoOD GIRL FoR GENERAL
w homework Apply ols Broomo st.
ap23-3t
NtrANrED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work. Can or write. fohls Bakery,
Delaware City, Del ap25-tt
VxyNNTED- -COLoRED WOMAN FOR GEN.
w cnI housowork.- Apply iai Van Buron
st. ap2l'8t
uyANTED-A WOMAN fOK GENERAL
w housework reference required. Mrs. w.
D. Mullen, claymont d. 8 A. phone 5549-h.
op2l.3t
txrANrED- COMPETENT WHITE coon
w TO begin work al once. and go 20 noun.
iains with tho family about the middle of
! juno. Must have good reference. Mrs. J.
ID. bush. sos hroome St. ap25-3t
xxyANrED--A WOMAN WE'LL EDUCATED
w and refined who values her services at
least $1,000 per week, may be appointed to
a rcspousbo position 10 she can show that
she is worth a. Address R-ts, journal offco.
ap-s'"
! STU ALTON WANTED-MALE.
WANTED POSITION AS CHAuFFnJR
" and gardener Experience benjamin
ID. Lally. GiS ratnal ST. ap22.6t
XxTANrED POSITION AS ENGINEER.
repair work Address Alo Journal office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
MAY
NOT Be VALID
fconssnnsd from oars ~

fConssnnee from page IN
the council: "2S. And be 1t enacted,
That the legislative power Of the
city OF Perth Amboy shall be vested
In the mayor. aldermen and coun-
cilmen, who shall constitute the
council; the council shall annhalls
elect one OF their number TO De vice
president, who shall preside In the
absence OF the mayor" etc. No
other part Of the charter can be
found which states how such vice.
president shall be selected.
City officers shall be selected by
each alderman audlbiy announcing
the name or the person for whom
he votes, according to a section OF
the rules and regulations and order
OF business under which the council
has been working. The section, en-
titled appointments Of city Off
cers Is 20 be found on page ii of
the book Of rules. IT reads as fol-
lows: .All appointments of city off-
GERS shall be made az follow: Nom
nations having been separately
made, the roll shall be called and
each member shall audfbIy announce
the name OF the person for whom he
votes and the person receiving the
votes OF q majority of all the mem
bers shall be declared elected"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
LOCAL
NEWS

-Crazed by drink Daniel Kelly,
an old iodger at police headquarters,
arose and created q disturbance
among other dodgers there early this
morning.
Henry Kutz. Of Iselin. reported
to the local police yesterday after
noon that he had lost his horse and
wagon.
"a meeting OF the governing
board of the Westminster Cadets
has been called for next Wednes-
day night. after the prayer meeting
in the chapel of the First Presby-
terrain church. One application was
received for Company A last night.
The new uniforms have been orr
dersa.
Cabin Amboy Woodchoppers, Is
scheduled TO meet tomorrow.
Liberty Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, held q meeting in Moose
hall last night.
students from the Perth Amboy
high school will travel to New
Brunswick this afternoon to see the
local high school basketball team
play the county seat high school
tuye.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

F- y ~
activity and because he was always
ION the job"
Thus is appears. il Mr.. Dalton is
permitted to act as the city's chief
executive, the state of the force will
remain the SAME as 1t became under
a recent ehake-up by former Acting
Mayor Voorhees,. Chief Burke will
continue to rear a uniform. the
present day and night forces will
remain the same and there will con-
tinue to be a mounted patroiman;
Calvin Will Not Join Combine.
Alderman Richard j. Calvin, as
chairman of the police committee,
said today he had given little
thought to the subject OF handling
that department. He said he would
consult the city attorney and learn
OF the committees power. but ow-
ing to the excitement OF Mr. Dalton's
replacement OF Mr.. Garretson, he
had not given the subject a thought
as yet. re states he will enter no
combination Tor. the transaction OF
city business, but win go from one
aide to the other as his judgment
guides him. Mr.. Seaman spoke In
a similar manner when asked Ii 1t
was possible he might enter q com
bination with Messrs. calvin, Gar
retson and Hornsby to take charge
of city affairs. He regrets that he
will leave the city al the end Of the
month, but his health compels him
to. He expects to leave January rs
for the south to spend the winter
months. Before going he avs he
will endeavor to attend the next
regular and perhaps an adjourned
meeting of the Board of Aldermen.
Police Don't Know Who's Boss.
Chief of Police Patrick J. Burke
said his force was working today as
always. The wrangle did not effect
its workings, but he said I'VE are a
little up a tree as to who is our
boss" The chief said he knew Will
liam D. voorhees, was wrong when
he made the orders he did some
weeks ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
VAN LOREN STOCK is
BOUGHT IN BY LEON

The furniture business OF Harry
Van Doren, of 178 Smith street, was
sold today at cons able's sale to Al
bert Leon. Constable John G. Brown
and Sergeant William f. Homer. Of
the district court, were in charge.
The stock brought 5000, subject to
judgment claims OF $500. Seven
judgment creditors, represented by
Leo Goldberger and Francis P. Conn,
we're the eomplainants. Mr.. Leon will
dispose of the stock next week at
public sale, Mr.. Van Doren contin-
ning in charge until after the dis
posal Of the stock. Mr.. Van Doren's
cause of failure vas given out Al
lack OF capital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

Mr., and Mrs. Howard Larsen, of
New Brunswick avenue, have re-
turned home after a week'a visit
with relatives In New York.
Joseph Fiigen, of Market street,
who has been i'll for some time Is
able to be about again.
James Parker, of Hall n
who has been the guest of friends
in Brooklyn for . week, has return
ed Rome.
Mrs. John j. Harper. OF 223 State
street, is suffering from a~slight at
tack OF pneumonia. DR.. J.. G.. Will
son is In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Olsen, of AM
boy avenue, have returned home at
ter q visit OF several days with rela-
tives in Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harding, of
New street, spent yesterday as the
guests Of friends in New York.
James Layden. OF Madison ave-
u attended a performance at the
Hippodrome In -sw York last night.
Miss Mary Nolan, OF Washington
street, has returned home afterLa
visit OF several days with relatives
In Jersey City.
Miss Agnes Jacobsen, of State
street, who has been visiting refa-
tives in New Brunswick. has return
ed home.
Edward Lotus OF Grant street,
was In company with friends In New
| York yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Massey, of New FORK, who
has been the guest of relatives in
Buckingham avenue, for q week, has
returned home.
Miss Augusta Levine, of DeKalb
avenue, is spending the day as the
guest of friends and relatives In
New York.
| Mrs. James Conover, OF Washing
ton street, has returned home after
a VISIT OF q week with relatives In
Newark.
Bernard Strieff. OF Brighton ave
nue., mas returned home after visit
ing friends in New York for several
days,
Miss Helen johnson, Of Market
street, who has been visiting friends
in New York, has returned home.
James Graham, Of New York, is
spending several days az the guest
of friends in New Brunswick ave-
nue..
Miss Julia O'Toole. Of State street,
Is being entertained by friends In
| New York this afternoon.
Miss Claire. Mccormick, OF High
| street, Is spending the day with
| friends IN New York.
william Petty, OF Rector street,
i was entertained byefri<ids in ANNA
dale. 8. l., last night.
Henry Polkowitz, of New Bruins
| wick avenue, il ON a business trip to
| Buffalo and the southern part OF
| Canada. He expects to be away
, about two weeks.
Frank Sallas, OF High street, was
entertained by friends In New Bruins
wick last night.
Frank Mccormick. of High street,
who is employed In New York, will
make his residence In Brooklyn az
ter January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madsen, OF
J Hartford street, have returned home
after a sojourn Of a week with rela-
tives In New Dorp, s.. l..
William Doe, OF Water street. who
! has been visiting his relatives in the
South for several weeks, has return
ed home.
Mrs. Thomas Dolan, of Brighton
venue, VINO mas Deen visiting
friends in Jersey City. has returned
home.
Jack Mann, OF New York. is visit.
ing his relatives in Smith street for
several weeks.
NJ -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
HELD BY
MAsSOpUsT COMPANY

A. Greenbaum was elected presi-
dent Of the Massopust Realty Com
pany on Thursday. The other offi-
GERS elected are: Vice president, S.
T.. Wagner; secretary. Albert Leon;
treasurer, Joseph Massopust. The
foregoing mentioned officers COM
prise the directors, with the addi-
ton of Anton Massopust. The Real
ty company reports a prosperous
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
ANDERSON TO
LEAVE THE ASHFIELD

Captain Thomas Anderson. who
has been In charge OF the British
steamer Ashfeld. will be relieved OF
his command next Wednesday. Cap
tain Olive will charge of the
ship at that time. Captain Anderson
and his wife will sail for England
next Wednesday aboard the Luslta-
MIA to enjoy q much needed rest.
The company has made the resigned
captain severai ~lattv1ins oneIs TO
retain charge Of the ship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

fConfinued maze IL
az think under every law OF fair
ness and justice that Ferd GarretsoIs
Ia the legal acting mayor" continued
the speaker. 1.-The same law that
created the position of alderman-at-
large makes him the lawful successor
of the mayor In time of death or
resignation and he should fuliH the
duties of such office as he sees nt
until another mayor has been elected
by the people at large
Mr.. Eekert, when asked II he was
a supporter of Alderman F. A. Sea-
man, said: Mr.. Seaman Ia acting IN
a straightforward manner like he al
WAYS has. and the stand taken by
him will be appreciated by the peoe
pie who send men TO office"
MIR. Echert said that II is only
right and Just that Mr.. Garretson
should appoint the members of the
school board and carry out any otner
work that would come before a mar
who was elected by the people at
large.
Bo~HscEfSeiIer II Silent.
sheriff Albert Bollsehweiler,
former mayor of this city, declined
to make nj statement He said
II have nothing TO say. know nota-
ing about It."
John Pfeiger Has Doubts;
John Pfeiffer, the chairman OF the
county republican committee. acting
mayor for a time following former
Mayor Braces DEATH says be does
not know Ii Mr.. Dalton Ia lawfully
entitled to act as mayor. He says
they nov claim It legal and Mr..
Voorhees, acts as mayor. illegal,
He deems this a question oi law, az
there seem to be differences OF
apinion. He said the authority Of the
alderman-at-1arge to act ia the place
Of the mayor In all cases, had never
been questioned heretofore He CON
cluded by stating he could not say
much about the subject now.
Thomas II. Burke Silent.
Thomas r. Burke, who opposed
the Democratic nomination Of sher-
III Albert BolIschweiier ct the prt-
rnarieg last November refused to
discasa the sldefmanic situation. He
saws he is not familiar enough with
the question TO give out an inter
xicw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

Mrs. William r. yf.Peft, of Rec
tor street, has been named by Perth
Amboy Lodge No. 500, LOYAL Order
of Moose, as the head of the ladies
who are to assist them at the fair
that lis to be held In Moose hall dur
ing the three nights OF February IS,
10 and 20. Mrs. Van PeIt has called
a meeting for next Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock In Moose hall OF all
the wives and daughters of members.
PLAN FOB SALE.
P1pns for a sale the latter part of
this month were discussed at a short
business session of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union held at
the home of Mrs. Jane Overington,
in Smith street. yesterday afternoon.
The sale will be at the home of Mrs.
George ID. Runyon, In High street.
Ice cream, cake and. candy will be
offered for sale and the proceeds will
be- for the local union.
A COMING EVENT.
The entertainment IN the Presby-
terrain chapel the evening of January
IS promises to be a very pleasant
affair. F. Luis Mora. of New York,
will talk In happy vein of The JOY
of@Art," and there will be other num-
bcrs both literary and musical of
special interest.
STANDARD BEARERS.
The annual election OF officers of
the Standard Bearers, OF Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church, will be
held Tuesday night at the home Of
Miss Gladys Coutts. 155 Market
street.
PERSONAL. =
Matthew r. Urbanski, Of New
York. is the guest of his parents, Mr..
Rn5 Mrs. M. +. Urbansfi, In Wash
ington street, for a week.
Arthur Colyer, OF Westfield, has
returned home after a visit of sew
eral days at the. residence of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Colyer.
in Gordon street.
Miss Marion Jamerson, of New
York, who has been visiting rela-
tives In DeKalb avenue. returned
home today.
Miss Hanneh Self, OF Newark, who
has been the guest of Miss Sarah
.Sbumsky, In Market street, for sew
eral days, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meehan, OF
Jersey City. who have been visit
ing friends In New street, have re-
turned home.
Arthur La Ro, Of Market street,
is spending the evening as the guest
OF friends In New York.
Miss Florence MacGTeFor, Of High
street. has returned home after Wis
ting friends in Newark for several
days.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Nyack,
N. Y, ia at the home of her daugh-
ter In Washington street, for q
weeks vacation.
William Compton, OF Water street
Is beingaenfertained by friends In
New York far the afternoon.
james Larsen, of New Brnnawick
avenue. who has been visiting
friends In New York for several
days, has returned home.
Miss Emily Watson, OF Bucking-
ham avenue. has returned home af-
ter q visit OF several days with
friends IN New York.
John Martin, of II Britton street,
Jersey City Heights, spent last even-
ing as the guest OF relatives In State
street.
Miss Nellie Noonan, of New
Brunswick avenue, has returned
home after a visit OK several days as
the guest OF friends in Staten ISL
arA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
FOR TEST OF
FLAMING ARCS
Smith Street white Way
Plans Are Progressing.

The Smith Street White Way As
ISOLATION met yesterday afternoon In
the rooms of the. Board of Trade, In
the Scheuer building but adjourned
until Monday morning without
transacting any business. They ex-
pect to test four lamps, now, in
stead Of three as previously report
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
no0 catcher Busy Today.

Albert Leonard, the newly ap-
pointed dog warden, is at work
gathering dogs today. He stopped
in front OF city hall this morning
with a wagon load OF them. He says
applications for recovery OF dogs
should be made to the city clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
VOORHEES, HAS
N0 STATEMENT

CONTINUED from page -
Seaman had not been deceived, as he
claims he had. bnt that he simply
bad not been told.
White Writes TO Seaman.
Alderman Seaman received q
letter from James s. Wight today.
Mr. seanan refused 10 divulge its
contents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
ODD FELLOWS
ELECT TRUSTEE
Ferd. Garretson Is Given
Office of Trustee.

At q meeting of Lawrence Lodge
No. SO Independent Order Odd Fell
lows last night the Office of trustee
left vacant at the election last week,
was filed. Alderman-at-Large Gar
retson WAS honored with this posi-
ton to serve a term OF thres year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

A fgh at SAC Hartford street
yesterday afternoon caused a call to
be sent for the police. Patrolman Il.
C. Jensen responded and found the
trouble wac in the home OF a woman
Familiarity known to the police as
big Mary"