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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-15
ANOTHER CALLS
"KIMMEL" AN IMPOSTOR

ST. ize+lS Mo-. Feb. f5.-A' yes
terday's session OF court in the suit
for George A. Kimmels life insurance.
bruce h. Cosner. a railroad conductor,
o. Enid, Okla. testified that the claim
444tftt@H 4fts+ff-tll 1T
ness made special trip 10 Niles,
Mich, TO see. was a man who was
Known in Arkansas City. Kas. in 1897
and 1898 as Turkey White, who
claimed TO be railroad man.
Cosner. who had known Kimmel as
banker, declared that the claimant
was not Kimmel Cosner Identified
White by his left hand. on which the
thumb Is missing
Attorneys for the insurance com.
pany. who claim White is Kimmel, pu.
| CosAer through a strenuous cross-ex-
animation.
Lucien w Wood. former receiver OF
the bank OF Niles. Mich. who was 2
u,omber OF the same lodge as Kimmel
and knew him intimately. testified
that he had made efforts 10 copvers 2
with the claimant, who refused 10 talk
10 him.
The certificate filled out by Doctor
for the insurance company I'm 1898.
three months before Kimmel disap-
peared, which showed that Kimmel
bad brown eyes. was introduced by
attorneys for the plaintiff Oculists
have testified that the claimant has
hme eyes and that eyes do not change
color after person is IL years old
Kimmel was 81 years old when the
certificate was filed out
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DRUGS.
AInot BIOS, 7Se 1IALot Ava
HeIman l. Becker, tig GratIot Az.
n ~. Bodimer. ssI Clay Ave
Hnnno rharmacy. liza Michigan Ava
J. H. Msbster, sss Champiain 81
a. ,. Filler, Ss3 Jefferson Ava
John II. Paddock, es6 MlchIxan A.
y. >. Geppert. 1900 Grand River a..
oeo. n Mahlmetster, 1855 Oratiot
Motifs dug store. 9l9 Grand Rivsre
Nj Elliott Pharmacy. 1907 Grafton A.
E z; Va sGs yoans isss Jefferson Ave
Eastman's Drug Store. 1884 Waco
John A. Dyer. 1915 Gratiot Ava ward.
sepull n Travis, es8 woodward
Greenthal Pharmacy, Ie9 Orafiot
Alfred S. Abbott Fourteenth and Me NJ.
waukee AYES. LIZ
Felix Foster, SIS Baker.
Geo. j, Billing. l492 Woodwara A.
r. q. Breningstall, $50 Baker So
Thos. Belanger. River Rouge
sHoEs.
VIM. Eyre q Son, sa2 Grand R,v.
L Herman, 2t5e Jefferson Ave AVA
Geo. Hewstone, 3se Clay Ava
Carl krieger, sS7 Gratiot Ava
VIM X Krieger, 1892 Gratiot A..
Macpherson a Muenz, be2 Oratiot
Thos. r. Scheich. 1916 Gratiot Ava
:, B. Rockwell, 2sts Woodward ava
II. J. Burghardt as Baker.
Edw. Schaumburg. River RouRa
JEWELLERS
Otto Simon. iss Gratiot Ave-
Ava Hum geweiry Co. sse Grand
CLEANERS AND DYERa
Durand n Co. sto oriswold O. ~
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.OOMPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Slips
Sales Slips Of Following Stores Good for Votes

DKf GOODS.
E Henderson, yl4 Grand River Ava
A Keiden, 60U Gratlot Ave.
frank A. Rolf. ll5l-ll6S Gratiot Ave
VIM Siesel. 1910 Gratiot Ave
Siegel Bros. 1900 Cnene, cor. MllWaukee'
Loui, Knapp 2562 Jefferson Ave.
HungeTford q Caughey, 1914 Gratlot
samuel T. Hook, 147S-14s3 WOODWARD
The Ideal, 1896 Gratiot Ave.
strutz a Schmidt. BIT Baker.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
R.aner n Sraef. coo Gratiot Ave-
Rsener a. Graef, l2lt 0ratiot Ave.
n a. Fischer, li76 West Fort St
Frank A Rolf. l15l-l1b3 Gratiot Ave
Oesterle & Homer AZ Gratiot Ave.
n henderson, ola Grand River Ava
Ia w.on a Nesbitt. lSS2 Woosward
Gsoree Hewstone, $50 Clay Ava
soi. Rosenthal, River Rouge.
FURNITURE STORES.
,,o.,per & Martx. B24 Gratiot Ave-
Dsmpssy q Hyner. 1895 Mich. ave ret
twenty ninth and Thirtieth
CANDY STORIES.
tIAumelef Candy Co, Gas Grand River.
Frank c. Nsdeau. River Rouge.
HAHDM WARE.
i.oty. a wickey, s26 GRAND RIver Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co. t63 Grand River.
VI A schmitz. 100 Russell 81
MEAT MAHt<hsfs.
&. w. Spoehr. l420 West Fort ST.
Detroit Market CO.. $50 Clay Ave.
Win. Gaedcke, 2436 Jefferson Ava
~ Rebtoy. 1895 Fourteenth Ava
Janisse Bros, 2l0 McDougall ST
Fred wurster. River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODA
Krieg krOs. isb Gratiot Ave
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EX-KING OF SAMOA Is
DEAD ON FIJI ISLANDS

MELBOURNE, FEB. i5.-The an
Eouncement is made from Leyuka,
Fiji Islands. OF the death OF Mataafa,
ex-king of Samoa. who maintained re-
sistance against the treaty powers in
1898.
In 1879 Germany and Britain OBJ
tanned harbors in Samoa, and a politi-
cal arrangement was concluded
whereby no single power was TO APP
propriate the islands. A few years
later civil war broke out over the sue
cession TO the kingship. The Ger.
mans supported Tamasese, and the
British and American residents sup
ported Malietoa. After the latter had
been deported by the Germans, Brit
ish and American support was trans
ferred 10 Mataafa, who succeeded him.
In the course of fighting which en-
sued about so German sailors and ma
rines were killed or wounded by the
adherents of Mataafa A conference
between the three powers was then
held at Berlin and a treaty entered
into by those powers and Samoa in
1889. by virtue OF which the indie
pendence and autonomy of the ISL
snds were guaranteed. Malietoa was
restored as king. but on his death IN
1898 two rival candidates for the
throne appeared. One OF these was
Mataafa, but the chief justice select
ed by the three powers decided In
favor OF boy, Malietoa Tanu. Civil
war Immediately ensued, In which
a number OF American and British Of
ficers and sailors were killed by the
natives, the Germans upholding the
claims OF Mataafa and the British and
Americans supporting the rival can
didate. Several towns and villages
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BRITAIN AND GERMANY
TO QUIT WRANGLING

LONDON, Feb. 15.--The opening
yesterday OF the parliamentary ses-
sion which Ia TO deal with home rule,
Welsh disestablishment and electoral
reform was marked by a statement by
Premier. Asquith that the visit OF Wis
count Haldane, secretary for war, TO
Berlin was made at the invitation OF
Germany and that the conversations
between the British war minister and
the German authorities had reference
10 a desire on the part of both coun.
tries that the existing tension should
be relieved.
< Interest In this statement complete
IL overshadowed that I'm the govern
ment's huge legislative program.
Since Secretary Haldane's visit to
Berlin. the English people have been
prepared for the announcement that
n had to do with nglo-German rela.
tons but they hardly hoped that the
conversations had proceeded as far
As the prime minister's guarded
speech shows. His hopeful words
that he believed the conversations
may have more than negative results
have caused the greatest satisfaction
II r. evident mat Andrew B0nai
F law and Lord Lansdowne, leaders OF
the opposition, respectively, of the
house Of commons, and the house oil
lords, had been Informed OF the
course OF the discussion, for although
they spoke before the premier. Lord
Lansdowne assured the government
of unionlst support In any move &c
secure better understanding with
Germany
The speeches on domestic affairI
tlcolL only generally with the govern
mems legislative program.
AZ Asqnith, turning to domestic
nfafrs. With particular reference "a
kcp,e rule. said that the government
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had now what it had not in 1S93-it
had majority for home rule in
Great Britain.
Bonar Law interposed with the re-
mark: You haven't a majority of the
Independent Irish vote
The premier retorted: eliminating
the Irish vote in this house We have
majority. II is matter of political
arithmetic"
Bonar Law, in fighting speech,
promised to offer stubborn resistance
10 home rule and other measures.
Lord Lansdowne intimated that home
rule will meet its fate in the house OF
lords. II will there have to be re-
pushed by the house OF commons, as
provided by the parliament bill.
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DANDRUFF and FALLING HAIR
For 20 Years. Itching Intense and Constant.

10 W. 22nd ST., New York City. For
twenty years have been troubled with dan
drum and falling hair. itching and burning
scalp. and in that time have used dozens OF
widely advertised hair tones, dandruff cures,
and scalp treatments. The dandruf was so
bad that my coat collar and shoulders were
continually covered with the great white
scales. and my hair was becoming very thin.
The itching and smarting was so intense and
so constant that at times could not sleep.
purchased a cake OF Cuticura Soap and a
box OF CuticIra Ointment. used the Cuti-
cura Ointment once a week before retiring and
following it the next morning with a light
shampoo with Cuticura Soap. Now my scalp
is as healthy clear and free from dandrur as
any ones and my hair Is perceptibly thicker
IL never comes out now when I brush and
comb II" (Sgned) r. +. Stone, Nov. -. II.
Cutieura Soap and Ointment are sold \
everywhere. Sample OF each mailed free.
with 32-p. book. Address. "Cuticura."
Dept. 7. Boston. Tender-faced men should
shave with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
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ECZEMA MADE BABY'S
FACE RAW AND RED
Used Different Remedies With No
Benefit. Doctors Wife Advised
Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Baby Perfectly Cured.

Brentwood. Wis. MY baby's face got
kind Of pimply blotches on the cheek and 10
spread over on each cheek It itched so that
she couldn't sleep except . little while at =
time. II made her face raw and red. Ny
baby had this eczema for about two months
and used different remedies with no benefit
until our home doctors wife advised me to
use Cuticura Soap and Ointment which did
and she Is perfectly cured now through their
use. also had an itch on my hand and I
cured 10 with Cuticnra Soap and Ointment"
(Signed) Mrs. w. J. Thomas. Nov. 8, 1911.
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NEW YORK-Mayor Lew Shank. OF
indianapolis, told the Daughters OF In
diana at a banquet. that the markets
81 New York were not as good as the
grocery stores in the Hoosier capital
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CHICAGO-Frank John bears "a
charmed life. lie fell seven stories in
an elevator shaft and broke a leg a
year ago he was only shocked by a live
wire that killed two companions.
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We're bombarded and several engage
ments were fought, and in May, 1899.
Mataafa and his chiefs surrendered
their arms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
N~EIGHB0RIfEMG1 lISSNNS
CUTTING ICE
AT SPOTSW0OD
Summer Supply Nearly Gar
nered Thick Cakes Reported
spsesar to shs EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENIN0 NEWS.
Spotswood, Jan. 17:-Recent
weather conditions have made the
ice business here q very profitable
one. Postmaster Joseph Hodapp, Sr..
who conducts the largest ice plant in
Spotswood. has had a large corps OF
men at work for the past week on
Dcvoe's lake. sweeping away the
snow and cutting huge cakes OF ice
measuring from eight to ten inches
In thickness. Mr.. Hodapp states the
ice Is nearly perfect, far above that
which was garnered last winter, and
that an almost inexhaustable supply
will be on hand in the Good old
summer time"
The icehouse Of Frank II. Vliet,
proprietor of q local hostelry, has
been filled by the Hodapp force.
which Is now working on the main
storage houses here. Mr.. Hodapp's
plant will hold about 200 tons OF
ice, which will be enough to go
around and a trife over The supply
last year was considered defective,
but even at that there was a small
quantity on sale late In the fall. In
fact, Postmaster Hodapp informed
the NEWS correspondent that he
filled ice orders as late as the Christ
mas holidays, which were extremely
warm in 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

OUR CITIZENS DEMAND
FuTy Complied wtth.--A Perth Am.

Fully Complied Wtth.-A Perth Ann
boy Resident Furnished Tt.
There are few items which appear
tn this raper more important TO
Perth Amboy people than the state
meut published below. In the first
place. II La from q citizen Of Perth
Amb0y and can be thoroughly relied
upon. IN tbs second place, IL fndis-
|putabiy proves that Doan's Kidney
Ptfig do their work thoroughly and
rot temporarily, Read this careful
iy;
Mrs. Peter Peterson, 81 State &C.
Perth Amboy, N. j.. says: There
was q dull, tired ache across my
back and nothing seemed to remove
1t. When ] stopped. / felt a sharp
pain across my kidneys. Hearing
Doan's Kidney pills recommended by
neighbors. ! got 8 box at Seaman's
Drug Store and began their use. They
helped me 40 much that I continued
taking them and before long the
palms and weakness III nay back dis
appeared. ! can speak high. OF
Deans kidney Pills IN return for
what they have done for me."
For sale BY alt dealers. Price 50
eeRka. Fostar-Milbnrn Co, Buffalo.
New York. aela agentg for the United
States.
Remember the nama~Doau'aE
and taxa ne other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
SOUTH RIVER

The Guild of st. Mary's will meet
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Florence Morgan. Each mem
Der will please note that they are
requested to bring some article for
work with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitehead
left today for New York. where they
will spend the balance Of the week.
Rev. IT. w. Overhiser attended g
ministers meeting at Red Bank Mon
day.
Mrs. Hattie Southland will enter
tain the Circle of Kings Daughters
at her home tonight.
The installation of the officers
eject OF Hermoine Assembly, Pythian
Sisters, was held at tbs regular
meeting last night.
THE ruraituTs store OF Mossos ica
and Rengei is being moved from the
Keauser building to the vacant store
of Charles Hermann on Main street,
Prayer service at the Methodist
church Thursday evening at T:3o.
The newly elected j~anitor Ia William
Knight.
The Misses Mary and Frances Mark
were recent visitors among relatives
at S~ayreville.
Nj. j. Morrissey denies that he Is
contemplating returning to Krei-
scherville. He says lis intentions
now are and have been to make his
home In South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
SEWAREN

James Freeman closed his house
ON Tuesday for the winter and with
his son Edward will 60 to the home
of Roland Freeman until the return
OF Mrs. Freeman and Miss Ruth
from Florida, for which place they
left Tuesday to remain until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Raymond have
gone to town for the winter and are
located at the Great Northern Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Soliace, with
Mrs. SoIlace's mother, Mrs. Leonard.
left Sewaren Monday for New York,
| where they are to be domiciled at
the Hotel Endicott for the remainder
OF the season. Mr.. Soilace and fam
lily spent a week at Atlantic City af-
ter New Years, returning last
Thursday to close their home ON
| Cliff road for the winter.
A number of young people were
on the creek Sunday enjoying the
skating. which would have been fine
had It not been for the snow which
/ covered the ice.
Mrs. Hoagland will entertain the
Sewaren Bridge this afternoon.
Rev. e. Crowell, of Long Island.
has accepted a cali for one year as
| rector OF st. Johns parish.
Charles Lamb Turrell, of New
York, was a Sunday guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Turner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
METUCHEN HAS
NEW SHAkE-UP
George E, Carman Becomes
the Assistant Postmaster.

gpeptal TO the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchan, Jan. 17:-Closely fol-
lowing the visit of Postoffice Inspec-
tor Wardle to the local postoffice
last week ome the announcement
that the government has relieved
Arson s. Coleman, Jr., of hts duties
as assistant postmaster. Coleman
was appointed assistant postmaster
about two years ago by former Post
master Truman T. Pierson. When
Mr.. Piersen sought a reappointment
about a year ago ONE Of his chief
opponents for the Office was Cole
man. although he was still holding
the position of assistant. Pierson
was reappointed, but did not qualify
for the new term and 1t is under
stood that there was considerable
political friction at the time.
Since Pierson has been out POST
office Inspectors have made numer-
Gus visits to the office and 1t was
after one had visited the Office the
latter part OF last week that Cole
man terminated his connection with
the office.
The new assistant postmaster is
George Il. Carman, who was at one
time q deputy sheriff Of Mfddlesex
county. Mr.. Carman's selection Is
meeting with approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
MAKE COLDS Or
GRIPPE VANISH
Most Severe Cold and Grippe
Misery Relieved In a /
Few Hours.

ycw e@r ~=-c~ S-5 Grippe @zs
break up tho uaoss severe cold sitAss
In head. chest, backs stomach ~
limbs. by takaaS o desc Of F8Ssss
Geld CompaUaa esssy two hsurs aEs
iii three consecutive doses sss sak@E.
It promptly relieves the nssss snis.
srakls hs&a&eAas 6Haaness, ksaS sac
nose stuffed Ep. fs~vssasasnssx, sRsa@ss
Ing. acre threat mucous easassAaa
discharges rnRnsaw OF chs meae,
saHAa@se s.lA.- 80 =s-s@~war
twsugsm.
Take thi# hzrTaLssa Geap0naa a&
directed without intezfsysaes WITH
Your usual duttsa and Via kAa
knowledge that shore u 20 otasg
nasdsnlns Eaaas anywkers else IN shs
world. which Will cur@ yc9g cold 60
end Grippe misery ~ promptly gad
without any other assistance or bad
After-sNeot as 8 3g7esHt package %
Fgpe's Cold Compound which any
druggist in the world can supply.
Pape's Cola Compound Is The To-
cult OF q fa@ years. research at n
cost Of mora than fifty thousand 6oi-
lars. and contains no q~rsnEns, which
We have coneiasiyely demonstrated
Is not saSeffva m lbs UsaSnens st
eclGs or erlupe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
MANY FROM SAYREvILLE
AT SOUTH RIVER PARTY

Special 10 the EVENING NEWS
Sayreville, Jan. IA surprise
party was given Lille Cook, of South
River. Saturday night. A pleasant
evening was passed with the playing
OF games. singing and dancing
About midnight refreshments wsrs
served.
Those present ES asa1e ~
Nettie Schifter, Pauline Heiherre,
Beatrice Connors. Katie and Berth
Luker, Augusta Rush. Clara Mando
ger. Arthur Hefberger. Fred KLAUS
Alois Luker, Alfred Armstrong and
Martin Cook, of South River; Mr.,
and Mrs. James Cranning, OF Asbnry
Park; Lizzie Gilfoil. Lizzie Gottlich,
Ida and Media Weischadel. Mary and
Eatss Johnson, Ella Daer, Louisa
Fortenbachsr, Joseph Meyer. Charles
Maxstein. Jr.. of S~ayreviiie: John
Deiner, of Militown; James O'Don-
nell. Cutie Bradshaw, James and
Howard H~ennessey. Leo Harkins, of
New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
CRANBuRY

Mrs. s. FL. Perrine VIII be hostess
OF the meeting of the Ladies Reading
Circle this afternoon. A resume OF
1.-THE Winning of Barbara Worth"
will be given by Mrs. George B. Mer-
shon. Mrs. Charles Hoffman and
Miss Marie Groves.
Mrs. George Puerschner, Miss
Ottie P~uerschneF and Karl Puersch-
ner have been spending a few days
with friends in New York
Mr.-and Mrs. Peter H. Johnson
are enjoying a fortnight in Florida.
Mr.. and BITS. Joseph Wickon are
receiving congratulations oyer the
arrival or a young o
The Corona Club viii meet tomor-
row evening with Miss Elva Cham-
berlin.
Mrs. S. II. Perrine has been maxi
ing a visit with Ernest Van Dyke and
family, of Newark.
Fred Appieget is recovering from
an Illness Of two weeks and Is able
TO be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. johnson win
entertain the Social Club tomorrow
evening.
!. Walter Butcher, Of Farming
dale, was 8 guest this week Of H. J,
Ip~knAer sud family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Voorhees,, OF
|Oswego, N. ", formerly OF this
place. are receiving congratulations
on the arrival Of u baby girl.
Miss Mittie Randolph was a Perth
Amboy visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Raymond KilIenberger and
sister, Mrs. Peterson, were Newark
visitors, Monday.
Miss Bonnylin Padget was a
Perth Amboy visitor Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Howard Valentine was q
New York visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Ohmenhiser was q
Perth Amboy visitor Monday after
noon.
OF town visitor Monday.
Mrs. @. e. Etter was q New York
visitor Monday.
Miss Cora Shaffer is visiting In
Washington. ID. G.
A little daughter arrived at the
homo Of Mr. and Mrs. Corners, oil
Railway avenue. Sunday.
Mrs. l.. e. Potter will entertain
the builders Society of the Metho.
dist church Thursday afternoon at Z
o'clock. at her home In Upper Main
street. A social hour will be spent
In sewing. after which a business
meeting will be held. A full nc.
tendance to requested.
Mira. Charles Gardner left Monday
to Join Mr.. Gardner in Catasaqua
Pa, where they will make their fu.
ture home.
The Kingwood A. G. will present
their third amateur performance
entitled s.Too Many Husbands
Thursday night, January IS, In Ma
sonic hall. Admission, adults thirty
five cents, children twenty-five cents
Mrs. Frank Valentine is entertain
ing guests from Tottenville.
Mrs. Mark Boyle and Miss Bessie
Gushing were Railway visitors Tues
day afternoon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
SAYREvlLLE


Constantine Miller, of Mechanics
vile, who was sent to the Insane
Asylum at Trenton about six months
ago. died there last Saturday. He
was a brother to Leo Miller. of Dane
street, to whose house the body was
taken. from where the funeral will
be held.
Mike Dreamer. of AIherts Hill,
James Weischadei, of Dolan street,
and Emil Miller, of Dane street. are
contemplating taking a trip out west
some time In the near future.
A number of young men from
upper Sayreyille. are invited to q
grand supper which is to take place
at Scheidig's, In New Brunswick,
next Saturday evening.
William Mentzler and Charles
Ahrlet, or Main street, have accepted
positions as coal passers at the stock
grounds.
Anton Miller, of Smulien street
was q South River visitor on Sunday.
steve Apologize; OF Main street,
was a South River visitor Sunday.
1t Ia rumored around town that
Walter Connard and Theresa krafft
have betrothed themselves and Will
soon be married.
A great attraction at the moving
picture show at George Seggei's hal
last Saturday was the singing bJ
John Weber, OF Albert street.
Fred Amen, of Alberts hill. was Z
South River visitor Sunday.
Eugene Neberman, of Alberts hill
has made arrangements to buy
Hupmobtle which he expects to SCI
by next spring.
Michael Dreamer, who has beer
employed in New York, has returned
home on account Of sickness. He Il
now at the home of his parents, MT
and Mrs. Thomas Dreamer. o.
Church street.
Charles Maxstein, Sr., OF Hart
street. who was recently scaldes
with hot water at the powder works
Is improving rapidly and expects t
resume his duty very shortly.
James Weisehadel. of Main street
was a New Brunswick visitor Satur'
day.
Sidney Tuekerson, of lower sayre-
vile. wss 2 South Ambcy visitor
Sunday.
Anna Webber, OF A.lberts hill. was
a South River visitor Saturday.
William Krieger, of lower Sayre,
Vile. was a South Amboy visitor
Sunday.
Norah Keegan, of Fishers corner
was an out-of-town visitor Sunday.
Carrie Nelson, Of lower Sayre'
xiua,-wss a South Amboy visitor
Sunday.
amelia FrenzeI. OF Dolan street
was 8 New Brunswick visitor Satur
day.
Emma Meyer. of Main street, wal
q New Brunswick visitor Saturday.
John NoEaek. OF south Amboy
Was d ~Sayreville visitor Sunday.
Luke Lanahan, of South Amboy
was o Sayreyflfe visitor Sunday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
METuCHEN

The severe storm Friday Rreveu3S
"a many from attending vsxin2l
Sentertainments In town thsa.lnssstx1
sfs5sasa d. Day - "
srectiye M6rk r good silaA Pretss
High school. the first In thu free
course. The next Will 10 on FRIDAY
evening, February 8. BIZ DR.. VIM. 7.
Peck.
Mrs. scranlin is d guest Of her
ec.-lt, M-s. re- -af1 sTs
Mrs, Wilson and her daughter.
Mrs. Randolph. Of Hndcrn Military
academy were guests OF Mrs. .. q. Ma
son last week.
The 800" Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Veen, OF Hillside aveius. Sat
urday evening, and all the members
were present and enjoyed the game
until eleven o'clock, when refresh
were won by Mrs. Rowland and Mr.
johnson.
Mrs. George Williams, OF Middle
ton Bridge Club Saturday evening,
George Interest is under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. johnson entertained the mus
sic Study Club at her home Monday
afternoon.
Bridge will be played at the Club
house thursday evening.
MRS. Charles bloomfield and Miss
Bloomfield have gone to Bermuda
for the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs. REEVES. OF Moorestown, New
Jersey, president OF tho Mothers
Congress, will give a talk at the
League hall tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. Many club women
from out of town are expected to be
present and the meeting promises
to be an unusually interesting one.
All the women of the borough are
| invited,