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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
kEAhSDURG MAN BADLY HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE MISHAP

Keyport. June 22-August Cavalier
of Keansburg, was seriously injured
"Wednesday afternoon, when in the
vicinity OF the East Keyport bridge
on the Keyport- -Keansburg stone road
He was brought to Keyport by a pass
ing automobile and his injuries were
given attention by DIR. Alois Peteler
of First street. Cavalier was riding his
bicycle and was trailing an automo-
bile which suddenly stopped without
warning when near the white bridge
and In order to avoid being thrown
from his wheel the man turned out to
pass the car and suddenly discovered
a second car coming from the oppo-
site direction. The road not being
wide enough for all three Cavalier
was pinned between the two cars and
severely bruised. A cut on his left
arm was found to be five inches long
and went directly into the bone; also
the muscles and ligaments were torn.
DR.. Peteler found it necessary to
take seven stitches in the cut and af-
ter having received treatment the in
Jured man was taken TO his home in
Commodore John Weseman's auto
m obiie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
ROOSEVELT

Mrs. A. Cassalegi spent yesterday
out of town.
/. M. Weiss was New York visi-
tor on Tuesday.
John Taylor, Of Carteret. spent
Tuesday in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. e. J. Coughlin was an Eliza
beth visitor Wednesday.
Miss Helen Coughlin spent We'd
nesday In New York.
1 Miss Lillian Abrams was Newark
visitor Tuesday.
Miss X. Sullivan was New York
visitor Wednesday.
H. ]. Steinscrieber spent Wednes-
day In New York.
Miss Elizabeth Lokos was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Henry L. Holland, of Atlantic
street, returned home today after q
two weeks stay with relatives at
Reading. Pa.
Miss Helen Winters is spending q
week with relatives at West Somer
vile. Mass.
The scheduled Japanese operetta
will be held at Chester's hall in the
Carteret section tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Card Club of the bor-
ough will hold their next meeting on
Tuesday OF next week at the home of
Mrs. R. j. Murphy in Atlantic street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
SOUTH AMBOY

Red Cross week, as far as South
Amboy Is concerned, will be a grand
success. The largest subscription that
the canvassing committee has yet re-
ceived was made yesterday by the
Eastern Coal Dock Company, through
the efforts of d. w. Reed Of Main
street. The amount of the donation
was one thousand dollars. and South
Amboy feels proud of having such "A
company with so patriotic and con-
siderate officials at Its head. The COM
mittee feels that this subscription will
have the effect of bringing forth
larger subscriptions, which will help
South Anfboy make its apportionment
of $4,000 without much difficulty.
Case OF Francis Covell and James
Kendell OF this city, who were charg-
ed with assault and battery, was
| brought before the grand jury yester-
day for consideration. The case of
Covell was nolle pressed, while Ken
dell was found guilty and sentenced
to serve asfull term in the Railway re-
| formatory.
Mrs. Thomas E. Capner, of John
street, attended the funeral Of her
aunt, Mrs. Godfrey Hoffman, of
Jamesburg, Wednesday.
Rev. H. M. p. Pearse, of Elizabeth, /,
visited with friends in this city yes
terday.
Frank Henry, wrile at work at Bat
terson's garage on Bordentown ave.
nue., injured the middle finger of his
right hand SO that a small portion of
1t had to be amputated.
The baccalaureate service of the
class of 1877. of the local high school
will be held In the Methodist Epis-
copal church on John street next Sun
day night, at 1880 o'clock. Special
music Is being prepared by the choir.
Harold @. Hoffman,. William c..
Moss. Charles Z. Shinn and Rufus B.
Allen. who left last Saturday for Sea
Girt, to receive training with the COM
stoned and non-commissioned officers,
participated In baseball game, in
which Co. HI. of Asbury Park defeated
Co. @, of that place. by the score of
IA, Some of the features of the
game was a home run by "Rufie" in
his first trip to bat. and also O spec
tacuIar catch by Moss in center field.
Shinn pitched the game while Hoff-
man receiyed him I'm creaf sfvle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
WOODBRIDGE

Hinsdale Boynton is home from
school at Pauling and Is visiting his
uncle, @. d. Boynton, on account of
illness In his own home.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will enjoy a So
oial In the church parlors tonight
when the "Reds' will be entertained
by the Blues"
Mrs A. Mooney and children and
ter were out-of-town visitors yester-
day.
The Auction Bridge Club will be
entertained by Mrs. c. M. Cooper to-
day.
Mrs. r. r. Moore has rented her
house for the summer to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazer, of Sewaren. Mrs MOORE
will board for the summer, probably
near where Captain Moore is station
ed. -
Rev H. M. Prentlss wifi deliver
the address at the commencement of
of the Bound Brook high school.
Miss Anna Coddlngton has return
ed from New York, where she at
tended the wedding of her cousin.
Miss Dorothy Stansbury, and Robert
Brightwell Lambert. Tuesday night.
Mrs. Samuel Barron will celebrate
her one hundredfh birthday tomor-
row ct the hs4ne of her daughter,
Mrs. George Brewster, In Green
street. Grandma Barron Is the first
resident Of the town to reach this re-
markable age and young and old will
do homage to her in honor of her
natal day.
Miss Helen Ensign has returned
from Railway, where she was tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett En-
sign. ~
Miss Susie Dixon's music pupils
will give their annual recital tomor-
row afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
MATAWAA

The annual outing and shore dinner
of the Mems Club of the First Meth
odist church will be held tonight in
the Coleman House at Asbury Park.
The trip to the Park will be made in
automobiles which will leave the
church at o'clock this afternoon. This
dinner and outing of the club is one of
the big things in Matawan and it is
estimated that 100 men or over will
eral speakers of note have been OBJ
tained to address the club on this oc-
casion.
Mrs. Edwin s. Lupton, director of
the Matawan Community Chorus, has
announced that the chorus will give
patriotic concert in the High School
auditorium on the evening of July g..
1t has been decided by those in charge
of the affair that there will be no ad-
mission charged but silver collection
will be taken up during the evening
and the amount obtained will be di-
vided between the Matawan branch of
the American Red Cross and the local
Y. NC. A. The program and further
announcement Of what will take place
during the evening will be published
at a later date.
Mrs. Lillian Walling entertained
the Matawan Sewing Club at her home
in Main street yesterday afternoon.
The Alumni Association of the Mat
avian High School will hold their an
nual banquet. reception and dance to-
night in Geran Hall
William Allen Shepherd has accept
ed a position with the Continental Fire
Insurance Company in their New York
offices. Mr.. Shepherd graduated last
week from the Matawan High School.
Miss Louise Fairy and Miss Mildred
FAIRY left this week for an extended
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Maxwell,
in Montclair.
Miss Evelyn Dave was a Union WIS.,
itor yesterday.
Mrs Watson Fl. Fisher has return
ed to her home In Fountain avenue af-
ter spending nearly a year visiting
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Nichols. in Minneapolis,
MINI.
Mrs. Charles Heyl was a Perth Am
boy visitor yesterday.
Miss Martha Rice Of Point Pleasant
Is visiting Miss Margaret Bruce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
CHILD WELFARE DEPT. GETS
READY FOR RECREATION WORK

Keyport, June 22-The Child We'll
fare Department of the Keyport I'M
provement Association is having
Beach Park put in readiness as a
playground and recreation park.
Through the courtesy of John Carr
this one spot OF the open beach in
Keyport will be open for the use of
the public again this year. Benches
will be available for the women, who
wish to take their sewing and knit
ting and enjoy the sea breeze. Swings
and playground apparatus will be put
up for the children. The committee
incites the public to avail themselves
of this opportunity for q view of our
fine bay. 1t is the earnest hope that
the park will be kept free from any
nuisance whatever and that no papers
will be thrown around the park.
Through the summer the Boy
Scouts will be on duty in the park
afternoon and night. The welfare
committee feels greatly indebted to
the scouts for their willingness to CO.
operate In this work and wish to ex-
tend thanks to the scout master. Rev.
A. w. Hand and Rev. William Ad-
ans, as we'll as to the scouts them
selves for meeting this appeal so
splendidly.
The Ellsworth Company has had a
layer Of sand filled in on their prop
erty loaned to the welfare committee
for the summer as playground. This
spot makes an ideal place for the
boys to play ball off the streets and
all teams are cordially invited to
make use of the grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
KEYPORT RED CROSS
BENEFIT TONIGHT.
Work of Raising Funds in Bor-
ough is Meeting With
Great Success.
By Special Correspondent.

Keyport, June 22-Work of raising
funds for the Red Cross Is meeting
with great success and not only arc
the funds increasing for Raritan
Chapter but the membership as well.
Tag Day held under the direction OF
Freedom Council No. 36, Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, met with par
ticular success. $180.78 being real
lied. This sum is considered large
when 1t is recalled that the borough
residents have been called upon In
many instances to donate toward
many events the past few weeks.
The collectors included Mrs. Will
liam Siebenheller. Mrs. Hannah Low
ett. Miss Julia Newman, Mrs. Amelia
Wilbur, Mrs. Joseph Lovett, Mrs.
Edward Cokelet, Mrs. Lorenzo Ma
son, Mrs. Lester Van Giesen, Mrs L..
A. Huylar, Miss Jennie Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Charles
Brown. Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. r..
Vigne, Miss Elitha Tilton, Miss Hazel
Cottrell, Mrs. M. Pease, Mrs. C. H.
Arose. Miss Matilda Vigne. Miss
Viola Vigne. Miss Jennie c.. Hyer,
councillor of the order, was chairman
of the event and the manner in
which each collector worked is con-
sidered a great credit both to the
chairman and to the association.
A meeting of the extension COM
mittee and the residents of the bor-
ough of Keansburg this week has
proved very successful, a branch TO
be formed there. On Monday night
a big meeting was held under the
direction of Mayor w. w. Ramsay
and the principal speakers of the
evening were the mayor and Rev. f.
T. b. Reynolds, chairman of the local
chapter. Tag day will be inaugural
ed at Keansburg tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Clayton and her
pupils in music will give q recital in
the high school auditorium on Mon
day evening, July 2, and all over ac-
tual expenses win be donated to tho
local chapter. A silver offering will
be asked.
Tonight in the First Baptist church
an entertainment will be held for the
benefit Of Raritan Chapter of tho Red
Cross of America, being held under
the direction of Mrs. Mabel Percival
Collins. Many tickets have been sold
for the evening and a great financial
success is predicted. The program
includes many noted artists from
both Keyport and out of town, among
whom are Jay w. Hopping, of Port
Miss Mary Dennis, of
Miss Maybelle Moore, OF
Brooklyn; DR.. Ralph q. Morris Of
Brooklyn; Dorothy Ogden Garrison
and Mabel Percival Collins, of Key
port. The program includes vocal
and instrumental music and read
ings, while the grand finale will be
the songs of the Allies, songs in cos
tune, the singers to be attended by
the Home Guards, Boy Scouts. Uncle
Sam and a Red Cross nurse.
Owing to the great cause for which
this event Is being held 1t deserves
a big patronage and undoubtedly will
receive same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
KEYPORT

Misc May Bailey has returned after
spending several days as tho guest
of her aunt. Mrs. James Cluman. Of
Trenton.
Miss Lille May stryker. of Port
Monmouth, Is the guest Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stry-
ker.
Mrs. Alexander Jarac, of Lorillards,
was held before Justice of the Peace
Arthur 8. Van Buskirk Tuesday night,
being charged with using prpfane Ian
guage toward Eliza Kalozaj The war
rant was served by Officer James Nc
Cam. Mrs. Jarac was fined $3.75.
Lester and Paul Gravatt, OF Brad
ley Beach spent Wednesday with their
uncle, William A. Tilton and family.
Misses Mildred and Geraldine
Brown. of Matawan. were the guests
of friends In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilmer G. Hanson of Nutley,
will enetrtain a party of friends from
here at q house party on Saturday.
Amiel Lorder, an employe of the
Aeromarlne Plane and Motor Com
pany had the misfortune to run q
nail through his foot when working
in the metal department on Wednes-
day. He was attended by DR.. Walter
b. Allen.
Miss Marguerite Cluman, of Tren-
ton, Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Mae Bailey.
After having been engaged in the
butcher business for many years. r.
market after Saturday. Mr.. White
expects to engage in another line of
business.
Miss Ada Christian of Freehold,
was the guest Of friends In town Wed
nesday
Mrs. w. T. walling is entertaining
the members of the Friday Afternoon
Card Club this afternoon.
Jay w. Hopping, of Port Mon
mouth, was the guest Of friends In
town on Thursday.
A bazar and food sale will be held
on the lawn Of the Reformed church
26. The Ladies' Aid will sell bread
and cake, Ice cream and vegetables.
The guild will have table of fancy
and domestic articles. white, ging-
ham and fancy aprons, also q large
assortment of attractive, large and
medium size cretonne bags to hold
your knittings for the soldiers. The
Far and Near Society will sell candy.
An entertainment will be held at
8:15 p. m. under the direction of Miss
Ada F. Poole.
Mrs. Edwin Wharton, who has been
a patient in the st. Peters hospital,
New Brunswick. has been brought to
her home at South Keyport, where
she Is rapidly convaiescing.
Mrs. Peter c. Welch and daughters,
Misses Louise, Linda and Bessie
Welch of Austin, Texas, have been
spending several days with their
cousins, Mrs. F. r. B. Reynolds and
Mrs. A. Stillweli Van Busiirk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
FREEEAU

Mrs. William Lloyd Is spending sew
|eraI days in Newark.
Miss Mabel Emmons was an out of
town visitor Thursday.
William Hawkins OF New York is
spending q few days at his home in
Freneau.
Mrs. Anna. Castner was an out OF
town visitor Wednesday night.
Mrs. Baker was a Matawan visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. John Ford, Jr., was q Matawan
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. James Heyer and Mrs. K. Pat
erson of Keyport were Freneau Wis
itors Thursday.
J. Applegate is spending several
days at Ship Bottom.
Mrs. Walter D. Brown. Sr., spent
Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs
Harry Eigard In Matawan.
Mrs. Ethel Dore OF Englishtown
spent Thursday with Miss Mae Thomp-
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
PORT READING

The Port Reading Fire Company
will hold It's next business meeting in
its headquarters here on Monday
night, July 0.
There Is much speculation here as
to the probable outcome OF the cam
paign now being waged against the
distribution of beer, wine and whiskey
among members of the labor camp
here. 1t is expected that three arrests
made of late will break UP the deliv-
cries. at least until after disposal of
these cases.
Members Of the Danish Brother
hood Society here are making exten-
sive preparations for their SUNNI er
outing to be held ON Brewster's farm
here on Sunday. July 1. The event
will be for members OF the society
and their relatives. Several novel
features of entertainment are bein&
ar0Aged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22


music, both vocal and instrum entail,
has featured the services The last
week OF the series promises to be of
especial interest. Sunday evening.
June "a, the Children's Day exercises
will be held at 1890 sharp. The COM
mittee appointed Is busy at the task OF
beautifying the church for the occas-
ion. A welI-balanced program of VOC
al and instrumental music with reci-
tations promises an evening of proht
to all.
Nightly Except Saturday,. from 8
to p. NJ the services continue. Sum
day evening, July I. every one Is well
come to the first of the twilight SER
vices to be held In the church through
out the summer. This meeting, con-
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Straubel, promises rich pleasure and
profit to all who come O'Clock Sun
day evening.
Monday night, July 3, the Rev. Mr..
Chamberlain of New Brunswick (Pit-
man M. e. church), is expected to
preach. Tuesday, July 8. the SER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
CRANBURY

Fred Applegate, of Trenton, was an
over Sunday visitor with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Applegate.
Fifty-f1ve thousand dollars worth Of
Liberty Loan" bonds were sold by
the First National bank of Cranbury.
w. G.. Harves, Of Brooklyn. was an
over Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Wilfert. Mrs. Wtlfert accom-
panied him home on Monday and was
later joined by Mr.. Wilfert.
Mrs. John Major has returned
home from the New Brunswick hos
pital, where she recently underwent
an operation, much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bur-
roughes left Monday for Pueblo, Col
orado, where they will spend the sum-
mer with their daughter. Mrs I. w.
Dey and family. They will also visit
at Colorado Springs ard Denver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
COMMENCEMENT
At WOODBRIDGE
Exercises of Pleasing Nature
Given at the Presbyterian
Chapel Last Night.

Woodbridge, June 22.-Commence-
ment exercises of the high school
class of 1917 were held here last night
In the Presbyterian church with
most pleasing results. The chapel
was decorated with daisies. ETC.. and
made q most unique setting for the
exercises.
The program follows:
The program follows:
Inyocation-Rev. r. w. Mark, pastor
Presbyterian church
Music-War March .Mendelssohn
OF the Priests, from Athalia
High School Orchestra. Conductor
Miss Anna Frazer: Organ. Mrs.
Seth Lockwood
Recitationr-'Lusitania
Miss Lillian Hirner
By permission of the author. Stephen
b. Gilhuly, Newark. N. J.
Music-''The Swan" -. .Saens-Saens
Julius Simonovitz, 'cellist
Miss Edna Stryker. accompanist
Declamation-'"The Sun of Liberty"
Victor N. Love
Music-"o Hush Thee Ny Baby
High School Glee Club
Accompanist, Miss Ethel Inslee
ssKentucky Babe" "A. 8. Sullivan
Messrs. Victor N. Love, Elmer Wand.
Russell McElroy, Russell Potter
Declamation-"Th Signing Of the
Declaration"
Erich schuster
Music-"The Andantino" MARITIME
Julius Simonovitz, 'cellist
Miss Edna Stryker, accompanist
Address-"Our Abraham Lincoln"
DIR. Charles l.. Seasholes,
Philadelphia
Presentation of graduates-Supervis-
ing Principal of Schools John III.
Love
Reception of graduates and presenta-
tion of .diplomas-H. A. Tappen,
President Board Of Education
Postlude-"Marche Pontificate"
-Ch. Gounod
Organist, Mrs Seth Lockwood
Pianist, Miss Marion Breckenridge
Members OF Graduating Glass
70. Harry Baker, John Dixon. Ber-
tina E. Deber. Ethel Deber. Viola
Ellison. Edgar Freeman, Helen Full
ierton, Lillian P. Hirner, Julius Il.
taeger. Walter r. Koyen. Erich
Lowenkopf, Victor N. Love, Cathe-
fine McGettigan. Theresa e. Noe.
Charles Pfeiffer. Russell Potter, Anna
Petro, Rose Robinson, Viola Simon
sen, Elmer Wand.
High School Faculty
John H. Love, Phi. b., principal;
Isaac Gilhuly M. A., vice principal
ana mathematician; Walden McNair.
b. Sc, science; Gilbert Meredith, Jr.,
B. Sc, science; Viola e. Dunham,
commercial; Emma X. Hawthorne.
B. A., languages; Henrietta Koch, B.
A.. English.
The respective members of the
class expect to be engaged as shown
In the following:
Protection of our country e.
Harry Baker, Jacob Lowenkopf and
Victor N. Love, members of the mos
quito fleet; Walter r. Koyen, a men,
Der of the signal corps; John Dixon
and Edgar Freeman, members of the
Junior Industrial Army.
Commercial students who are 60
ing to obtain positions are: Viola
H1lison. Helen Fullerton. Catherine
s1g ffnna Petro. Rose Rob-
siGSpfr. Viola Simonsc. Julius Jaeger.
Joseph Katrausky, Charles Pfeiffer.
Erich Schuster and Elmer Wand.
LILLIAN Hirner, Bertha e. Deber and
Theresa e. Noe are going to train for
nursing.
Ethel Deber Is going to enter Nor
NAL and study the art of school
teaching.
Russell Potter expects to enter COL
leEe.
Success to one and all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
Mortgages Approved.

Trenton. June 2z-The Public Util-
ity Commission today disposed of the
application of the Hillcrest Water
Company. Of Essex county, for per-
mission to negotiate mortgage for
$3.50. 600 and an issue OF bonds under
1t, by approving of the mortgage and
granting the company permission to
Issue bonds to the amount OF $4,000.
The commission found that the
company. which is new one. has not
been able to pay Its full interest
charges during its development
stages. and. therefore, a bond issue Of
$4,000, asked for, was not approved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
Roosevelt Red Men Meet.
BIZ Special Ccrresg0udant

Roosevelt, June zz-The borough
branch of the Red Men held a regular
meeting last night at which encourag-
ing reports were received. The re-
ports Indicated that the lodge was In
a flourishinE condition and that 1t was
constantly increasing IN size and
strength. Summer events are being
planned by. members of the order
here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22

vices close with patriotic meeting to
which all orders and lodges with
families and friends are invited. The
pastor expects to preach on THE Sec
ond Coming of Jesus Christ"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
EARN AxNIxERsARY.

This Saturday, June 2Srd. A. SaIz &
Co.. Keyport will celebrate with Ex-
|ceptionaI Attractions. Bargains and
Souvenirs, the 53rd anniversary of
their business career. You are invited
and expected. A. SALz s. Co.,
|11882-6-20-22 Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
HOLD REVEALS
At SPOTSWOOD
Meetings Now Being Held at
Methodist Church Have
Been Well Attended.
BIZ Special co,responesrs.

Spotswood. June 22.-The revival
meetings conducted through June by
Rev Bowen Bruere, pastor of the M.
e. church, have been faithfully at
tended and much enjoyed. Special
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22

will be presented to purchasers this
Saturday, June 23, when We celebrate
our 63rd anniversary. Exceptional At
fractions and Bargains viii be offered
throughout every section of ouhStores.
You are invited and expected.
y, A. SALZ & CO.. Keyport
11882-s-z0-22
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
Uncle penrvwl,. Saws.

I've often heard a man offer to
whip another with one hand tied be-
hind him-but I've never seen 1t fried.
---Kansns City Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The State Board of Boiler Rules
will grant a public. hearing at the
Council Chamber in the Newark City
Hall on June 2S at 2;30 p. m. Sec
tions one and two of part one. of the
proposed by the Uniform
Boiler Rules Committee of the Amer
lean Society of Mechanical Engineers
will be the basis of discussion. 1t Is
proposed that these rules be adopted
In SO far as conditions in New Jersey
permit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22

Great Expectations
A mosquito fleet may be expected to
come up to the scratch.-.Wali Street
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-06-22

WHO GUARANTEES yor 500 miles per
each u spent scr tire repairs9
Let 0eerEs ~ II
Phone 1473. Corner Smith and HiTh