Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-25
SOUTH AMB0Y

Tonight the Third Battalion Band
of this city will so to Keyport where
they will give q concert for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross Chapter of that
left In h hands OF the local band,
and the proceeds will 20 toward the
Red Cross fund Of Keyport. The car
will leave this city on the r of
Main street and Stevens avenue at
| 7:16 o'clock. M returning will leave
Reyport at the time the concert is
over. continuing to Perth Amboy. The
transportation charges for the band
will be paid by the Red Cross.
Edward Dooling is having his home
In Henry street shingled. and expects
to have 1t repainted as soon al the
work is completed.
Another group Of men have been
notified to appear for their physical
examination al the town hall in
Sayreville, tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock.
Carl Straub is erecting . garage in
the rear of his store In Broadway.
Rent pronteering commission of
this city. has an opportunity to delvo
into the landlords who are raising the
rent of tenants who have been resid-
ing in their houses for some time.
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Red Cross renewals will be accepted
in the post ONCE. During this month
girls are at the office on Tuesday and
wednesday afternoons and the results
show very poorly. Not only that, but
1t Is very dificult to secure workers at
this time of the month on of
the heat n many of the girls who
formerly did the work have secured
regular positions.
The Board of Health will hold their
regular meeting tonight at the City
Hall.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lulu Woodward,
wife OF Overseer OF the Poor w. ].
Woodward, was held yesterday after
noon from her late home in Second
street at 2 O'Clock. with Rev. w. Nor
they Jones of ST. Peters Church In
Perth Amboy, officiating. Mrs. Wood
ward died at her home on Monday
morning at IL o'clock after q linger-
ing illness. h was in the forty-sixth
year OF her age. and has resided in
this city most of the time. She was
aff1liated with Friendship Council. d.
of L.. No. Is: Iantha Council, No. 6:
Pride. $50. 307 Is. to the B. Of n. T.,
Sterling Temple of Ladies' Golden
Eagle. besides being a member of the
Woman's Club. She is survived by
her husband. m daughter. and a
brother In Plainsboro. Pallbearers
were C. r. Dill. r. u. Rue, II. NJ. Dill,
J. ID. Oliver. Snowfall HRuse, Robert
! Wortley Interment was made IN
Christ Church cemetery.
An alleged draft evader was appre-
hended last night by ohicer John Nc
Cormtck. He gave his name az Rob-
ert Hadiey of Tarrytown, N. Y. He
claims to have registered In larry
town June . last but left there after
ward and nov claims to be living In
II DhAIn1AlnAN 49, 60.
Amboy On Tuesday night Chief OF
Police Mcdonnell received o telegram
from the board at Tarrytown request
ing the arrest of Hadley, IL possible.
Mcdonnell Immediately got In touch
with the local post office Il keen on
the watch for his mail and last night,
while calling for his mail at the gem
eral delivery window. he was placed
under arrest and taken to the City Hall
where he will await disposition by the
Tarrytown board. This makes the
second arrest that Ohicer Mccormick
has made OF draft evaders within the
past few weeks, the other being q
youth by the name of Earl Daniels.
who was wanted by a board In Phil
adelphia.
Miss Margaret Thompson OF Parker
avenue. returned home after spending
several days with relatives in Sayre-
Vile.
Thomas Kvtest of Pine avenue visit
ed In Perth Amboy yesterday after
oon on business.
Edward Sprague Of Pine avenue
spent yesterday afternoon visiting In
Perth Amboy.
Daniel Triggs of David street was a
SayreUlie visitor yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dahlgreen and
son Donald of 6~ayrevtlls visited with
relatives In this city Tuesday night.
Mrs. Richard Powers OF Pine avenue
wal a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Edward J. Mccullough Of Ward
avenue. was overcome with the heat
while at work IN the Union Powder
plant Monday. After aid by physi-
clans. Mccullough appeared TO be
somewhat improved and underworld 10
go to work on Tuesday. but got a
weak spell on the train and tainted
He is improving at present. although
confined TO his home yet
Mrs James E. Nichols of David
street visited In Newark yesterday af-
ternoon-
Patrick Quinlan Is having his home
In Raritan street raised and expects
10 ave the cellar deepened somewhat
besides having other improvements
made TO his home.
The funeral OF Jacob L Buckaiew,
aged so~venty-fve. who died u his
home In Feltus street Sunday after
noon. was held from his late home at
1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
At Z O'Clock at Doane's Memorial
chapel. Rev. Sidney A. Dixon OF the
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church OF
South River. o1hciated. Members OF
the DEL Parker Council. No. &C., Jr.
o, u. A NJ. were ~pailbearers and
members Of the William g. Truck
Post. O.. A r.. were honorary pail
bearers Interment va IN Christ