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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Store Opens ot $50 q. m.
Weather:
Fair
Sale of NOTIONS S
 Popular notions specially priced

This fiveday sale of notions well in advance of the and brings to you number of essentials at prices quite substantially reduced.
 The Lovean, Joseph Loeb Notion Store big factor this stores progress Its steady growth has been due to the watchfuness of it's management to their ability to always fulfill every need of Birmingham women, and quite frequently to save them substantial sums. Make this sale occasion for getting acquainted with this popular section of our store.
 all Sanitary napkins, Mo- 644 made black whit '. of brdseye fin ~ edge extra length HAN
  make gold 10c pliable, black or brown, Qc AV~ assorted ON supporters, Hickory brand, black or white, C0o fiveya long, n
 
 Sanitary belts of strong elastic, oil webbing medium IF. for ubr;caro and nreven;no anu "ee '@e' o0~A on sewing machines. m. ypins, Sewar esaf- 12c bottle. for LUG pins sizes 2 21a, 3, G. Qn
 and 5, 14pound boxes zOS Hair pins cabinet styles c. - assorted sizes DC Featherbone Warren's gros- Mendngc cotton Coats or Handi- f.sth.r honng " ~ kraft, black, white A.. yard LUG | colors fC
 Betting, womens Nc. linen heao belting, strong, black or ID. any width ward ~ ZUc 1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
For Uon1en High neck GOUns
 $1.95

Just in, a goodly quantity of these now wanted gowns.
 Made of cambric in V and high neck styles, with long sleeves.
 Neatly made and em- broidery trimmed.
 There is a big demand for these and the quantity is limited and early buying from them is advisable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
Metal HOunc-
 ing $1.19 and up

A good assortment of gold and silver flounc- ing especially offered for inexpensive evening and afternoon costumes. These are always pret- ty for occasions" and are always less expens- i've when selected from the Loveman, Joseph & Loeb trimming shop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
French UuL
 sets 1Oc and up

An entirely new stock of fine French Val sets from 1-8 to 3 inches wide. These are matched up pieces in every width. We assure you they are excellent values and attractive designs for spring sew ing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
ANGLIA JEST
DZIALNA "a KLFsKE JU-
DENICZA.
Londvn. 19. listopada. :

Londyn, 10. listopada. = Ksia,
ze general Bellosilskij, reprezen--
tant Judenicza w starej rosyjskiej
ambasadzie W Londynie, zfozyi
oSwiadczenie, IL Judenicza mako
Mia do rozpoczecia ofensywy
przeciwko Petrogradowi Wielka
Brytania. Sadzila ona, re przez
wziecie Petrogradu uda sic kadac
bolszewikom clos Smiertelny. Te-
raz jednak, gdy ofensywa ia "a
wiodia, Anglia jest obowiazana
ME cofac swego poparcia, ostatnie
bowiem kleski spowodowane 20
staly wlaSnie wskutek tego, IL
Aliantow Ola polrocno-
zachodniej armii rosyjskiej ME
byia dostateczna i dose szybka.
Bellisilskij twierdzi dalej, re
Ameryka powinna udzielic Jude
niczowi kredytu W wysokoSci
So, 0Oo, 900, a PREY tel pomocy be
die MONA Petrograd z iatwoscia
Zdobvc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
WYSUWAJA K~ANDYDATU.
RE

Paryz, 10. listopada. w ca
lynn Paryzu szerzy sic gwaitow--
ME pogfoska, re nastepnym pre-
zydentem Francyi zostanie obec-
ny premier Clemenceau. Sam ,,ty-
grys" ME ma z "a pogloska mic do
czynienia, gdyz niedawno tents
o$wiadczyi, ze zamierza zupeln;e
wycofac sic Z polityki.
Paryz, 19. listopada. - Wynn
XII ostatnich wyborow parliament
tarnych we Francyi wykazuja ma
stepujace rezultaty, osiagniete
przez poszczegolne stronnictwa:
Republikanie 123 mandatow,
(zyskali 36), radykali 81, (straci
Ii y, ~radykalni socyaliSci IS,
(stracili So, republikafiscy socy-
aliSci 90, (stracili y, zlaczeni So
cyaliSci 60, ~(stracili 81, dyssy-
denccy socyaliSci 6, progresiSci
126, (zyskali 76), grupa liberalna
(zyskaia 42), oraz konserwa-
.tySci 80 (nic ami ME stracili ami
ME zyskah.).
Wybory do senatu ~francuskie--
go odbeda sic w styczniu 1920
poczem "a kibka tygodni zbierze
sic nowy parliament ma seSye.
Wszystkie & wyjatkiem socy-
alistycznych) pisma witaja do
tychczasowe wyniki wyborow ia
ko widomy tryumf mad ideami Dol
szewickiemi.
ZEZNAJE. 9.
Berlin, 10. listopada. - Pred
komitetem parlamentarnym bada-
'jscym sprawe odpowiedzialnosci
"a przeciaganie wojny zeznawai
wczoraj general Hindenburg, kto
ry stwierdzil miedzy innemi, jak
nastepuje:
,,Wraz z Ludendorffem uwaza-
liSmy bezwzgledna kampanie nu-
row "a konieczna, natychmiast
gdy tylko objeliSmy najwyzszs
komende. Gdy przyszedi rok 1917,
ME mogliSmy d4Hej pozwalac ma
to, ably nasi zolnierze gineli cd a.
merykanskiej amunicyi, a ich 70
ny i dzieci marty z glodu Z powo-
du brytyjskiej blokady."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

ME zadnej innej kwestyi oprocz
sprawy wymiany zakiadnikow /
jencow wojennych. Jest mozli-
wen, re negocyacye W sprawie
zawieszenia broni beda poruszo-
ne nieformalnie, zanim odjedzie
on "a dzien lub diva do kopenha-
81, celem zaaranzowania wymia-
ny jencow z Wielka Brytania, mic
jednak stanowczego ME zostanie
postanowione pred ukonczeniem
tel kopenhaskiej k~onferencyi.
Przybyiy tn ostatniej nocy pull
kownik Tallients, szef politycz-
mel misyi brytyjskiej W krajaeh
nadbaltyckich, oznajmA, re mic
mu niewiadomo o rzekomej pre-
syi Aliantow, majacej ma celu'za-
pobiedz rokowaniom W sprawie
zawieszenia broni, zaznaczajac, IL
przyjechal jedynie W celu pomo-
vienna z reprezentantami panstw
nadbaityckich, gdy znajduja sic
oni zebrani razem W jednem mie-
seize, oraz celem poczynienia pew
nych przygotowan do podrozy
Litwinowa do Kopenhagi.
Delegacya bolszewioka znajdu-
je sic tutaj pod pima strata =
jak do tel pory nikomu ME Po-
zwolono ma rozmowe z. MIA ami ma
interview.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
BRYTYJSKA NOTA DO


Paryz, ~. listopada. - Wielka
Brytania wystosowaia do amery-
kanskiej delegacyi p~okojowej no
te, w ktorej domaga sic, ably I'm.
perator" i inne wielkie niemieckie
parowce o iqcznej pojemnoSci o.
ko}o 100000 ton, jake lea obec-
ME nieczynne W przystani nOwo-
Ijcrskiej. zostaiy wydane beg
zwiocznie" angielskiej zaiodze.
Pr6cz ,,Imperatora" chodzi tn
o nastepujace niemieckie dawniej
okrety: ,,Kaiserin Auguste Victo-
,.Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm"
Mobile" Cape F~inisterre,"
Cleveland" Zeppelin" ,,Preto-
ria" i Graf Waldersee."
w lutym biezacego roku allan
cka homisya ola morskich trans
portow p~rzyznala parowce te do
tymczasowego uzytku Ameryce,
celem uiatwienia jej przewozu
swoich ~zoinierzy z powrotem z
Francyi. kiedy jednak W polowie
lata przewoz ten byi juz niemal
ukonczony, wspomniana komisya
zadecydowaia, re statki tie maja
bye zwrocone Anglii. Celem obje-
cia ich wyslano do Nowego Ior-
ku angielska zaioge, ale amery-
kahski wydzial flotowy shipping
board) oSwiadczy} ~wowczas. il
okretow ME odda, gdyz zostaiy
one jemu Przyznane. Podobno
wydziaf ten zajai powyzsze stano-
wisko wskutek tego, IL Anglia.
Francya i Belgia zazadaly Cd
Niemiec wydania sobie znajduia-
.cych sic w Hamburger IA parow-
cow naftowych, Z ktorych 9 sta
now8o w,asnoSc amerykanskiej
The Standard Oil Company. Pa
rowce tie znajdowaiy sic Cd ostat-
.niej zimy "a zgoda Aliantow W
uzywaniu Niemiec, ale kiedy O.
statnio tysiace angielskich, fran
cuskich i belgijskich marynarzy
.pozostaio bez piracy Z powodu
braku okret6w, Alianci zazadali
cd Niemiec wydania sobie tych
parowcow. Przeciwko temu Anne
ryka zaraz zaprotestowala,
4 jej wydzial flotowy Polozyi ma
tychmiast swe rece ma wspomnia-
nych wyzej parowcach niemiec-
|kich.
WZROST Sill
Fiume, 10. listopada. - Ostat-
nj zamach d'Anunzia ma wybrze-
"a dalmatyhskie i Zare wzmocnii
do tego stopnia jego SHY zbrojne
ma ladzie i morzu, IL obliczaja je
obecnie ma $4,000 lodzi. w jego
armii i flocie So reprezentowane
wszystkie rodzaje broni, a znaj-
dujace sic W jej posiadaniu zapa-
sy wystarcza jej ma przeciag kilku
miesiecy.
|TARG o IRON WEGIERSKI.
Wieden, 10. listopada. TT
tejszy dziennik die Morgen"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

podaje z pewnem zastrzezenlem
nadeszia z Rumunii wiadomosc,
re tamtejsza krolowa Marya Cd
wiedziia ostatnio.w Szwajcaryi
bylego cesarza austro-wegierskie
go Karola i domagala sic oden
zrzeczenia sic wszelkich preten--
syi do korony Wegier, ably MOI
ma W ten spos6b ulatwic po}acze-
ME sic obu tych KRAKOW pod ber-
lem dynastyi rumuhskiej. Podob-
no krolowa Marya ofiarowywa}a
wzamian "a to Karolowi znaczne
sunny pieniezne.
| K z
Paryz, 10. listopada. - Najwyz
sza Rada aliancka zadecydowala
ma wczorajszej swej sesyi, re
traktat pokojowy Z Bulgarya ma
bye p~odpisany we czwartek Przy-
szlego tygodnia, d. q bm., w
Neuilly.
POWRoT
DELEGACYI PoKOJOWEJ.
Paryz, 10. listopada. - Trans
portowiec Stanow Zjednoczonych
America" zosta} oddany do dys-
pozycyi amerykanskiej delegacyi
pokojowej do uzytku ola powrotu
do domu. Delegacya ia odplynie z
Brest prawdopodobnie z poczat--
klein grudnia.
GRECYA ME DOSTANIE
SMYRNY.
Paryz, 19. listopada. - Najwyz
sza Rada aliancka postanowiia
uwiadomiG premiere Grecyi Veni-
zelosa, IL zgodnie z zapatrywa-
MEM konfereucyi pokojowej mo
re uznac okupacye Smyrny przez
Grecye jedynie "a prowizoryczna,
Jest to wiadomoSc, ktora dotknie
bardzo przykro greckie apetyty
kierujace sic ku zawiadnieciu cze-
Scia tureckich posiadAoSci w Ma
Ilej Azyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
BOLSZEWICY GLoSZA
o ZWYCIE-
STWIE.
WI

6OISLEW1G GLSOLT
o WIELKIEM ZWYCIE-
STWIE.
Londyn, 10. listopada. - Otrzy
many tn oficyalnie komunikat Cd
rzadu sowiet0w w Moskwie po--
dale:
,,Pomiedzy wzietymi w Omsku
jencami znajduje sic dziesieciu
g~eneratow Kolczaka i przeszio
100 oficerow, a pokouane resztki
lego armii So pedzone w kierunku
wschodnim. ZajeliSmy szereg po-
zycyi W odlegfoSci 20 mil ma
wsch6d Cd Omska i zdobylismy
olbrzymie zapasy i sNady."
Dalej donosi wspomniany komu
nAat, re W okolicy Zatoki Fin
landzkiej bolszewicy zajeli O.
strow i Geese Luigi.
Washington, 10. listOpada. -
Department stanu otrzymai via
domoSc z Syberyi, re we Wiady-
wostoku wybuchla rewolucya, w
kt6rej, jak dotychczas, zaangazo-
wani sd sami tylEo RoSyanie.
Oficyalne doniesienia do dePar
tamentu stanu potwierdzaja po-
dana poprsednio juz przez bolsze-
wik6w wiadomoSc o zajeciu przez
Mich Omska. Czerwoni Posuneli
sc o IA Worst ma wschod Cd ON
ska i zburzy1i mostly i tory kole-
icwe. Odwr6t armii Kolczaka i e
wakuacya cywilnej ludnoSci Cd
bywa sic w porzadku, aczkolwiek
W niepomySlnych warmkach, DO
PREY temperatures ) stopni Reau-
mera ponizej zera.
W3adywostok, II. listopada.
(Opoznione.) - $1,000 karabi-
now, konwojowanych pociagiem
z WIadywostoku przez oddziai
zolnierzy amerykanskich ola ad-
mirala Kolczaka do Irkucka, 20
sta{o dostawionych ma miejsce
przeznaczenia; chociaz pc drodze
transport caly zostai wstrzymany
przez kozackiego genera}a Seine
nova, ktory domagal sic wydania
sobie $1,000 karabinow. Zdawaio
sic juz, re dojdzie do zbrojnego
~starcia, gdyz Somehow wyprowa
dzii przeciwko Amerykanom po-
Gag pancerny, a ci przygotowali
juz byli barykady z pax do obro-
ny, w ostatniej chwili jednak in
terweniowali skutecznie Japoh-
czycy, dzieki czemu kozacy pozo,
stawili Amerykanow W spokoju
pozwolili i'm odjechac z calym
transporter do Irkucka.
BERMoNDT SKLADA Ko-
MENDE.
Berlin, 19. listopada. - die
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung' O.
trzymala potwierdzenie podawa-
nej poprzednio wiadomoSci, re
nastepca generaia Won der Gotta,
puskownfk Avaloff-B emondt -
poddal sic pod rozkazy wydelego
wanego z Berlina generala Eber-
hardta. w armii Bermondta pa
nuje podobno kompletny niesad
chaos.
w powaznych koIach zapowia-
daja tn przybycie W najblizszym
czssie do Berlins autoryzowane-
go reprezentanta admiraia Kol-
czaka w osobie Sergiusza Botki--
IA, byiego rosyjskiego ambasado-
"a W Rzymie.
Kopenhaga, IS. hstopada -
Potwierdza sic tn wisdomoSe Q
zwycieskim pochodzie Lotyszow
wzdiuz caiego frontu ryskego
przeciw-ko wojskom puikownika
AvzloffIBermondta. z Mitawy
moina o6serwowae ognie ] eksplo
rye W wielu punktaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
TsIegTamy zagTadczns.

Dokonczenie re stroincy l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05

able.
The Old Home celebration commit
tee have received a handsome prize
from l.. c. Stark, of Perth Amboy, a
former resident of this city. The
prize will be awarded in the baby
parade.
Thefe is a possibility of a Nation
al Guard organization being formed
in this city. 1t is understood that the
overseas men will be offered the right
to organize a company of sixty-five
men in this city to replace Company
f of the New Jersey State Militia. If
the company organizes the prospects
for an armory for South Amboy are
very strong.
Rev. G. w. Abel. of the M. f.
church, who is president of the West
Jersey Grove campmeetings, will
preside at these meetings commence
ing August z.
Assistant County Prosecutor John
A. Coan, of this city, has returned
from his annual vacation.
The Old Home celebration commit
tee is appealing to the police depart
ment to prohibit the use of swatters
during the coming celebration. These
swatters have been used extensively
the past few years and have been
used in the wrong name
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
50. ANBOY POST
PLANS PROGRAM
American legion Members to
Have Session at Clubhouse
Tomorrow Night

Ri Special CorresBondsns.
SOUTH AMBOY, August 5-NTem-
bers of the American Legion win meet
tonight at the club house of the "ser-
vice men in David street. At this
time further steps toward the organi-
cation of the Luke A. Lovely Post
viii be taken, and other matters of
Importance will be discussed.
Owing to other social vents being
held in this city tonight the business
session will only last a short time.
During the business period, however.
plans for participation in the Victory
parade" Saturday will be talked over.
Several matters of civic interest will
also be taken up.
Much interest is being shown in tbs
organization by the veterans of the
world war and the Legion is bound to
become one of the most influential
societies in the city.
In addition to carrying forward the
principles of the Legion as adopted at
the Paris and St. Louis conventions.
the local post will institute an active
social and athletic program for the
benefit of its members. 1t is likely
that several social events will be held
in the near future, and the fall and
winter months will probably find the
local post represented in various ath-
let fields.
II AACtAAOCl " 0OAtAilAltCCt AAC0NVR
by John Wortley, is very active, and
Michael f. Nagle's house committee
Is busy in preparation for social un-
dertakings. One of the members OF
the membership committee, William
Kitchenk established a record on Sat-
urday when he enrolled thirty-two
new members.
All e~x-soldiers. sailors and mas
rines living In South Amboy OF vicin~
ity who have not yet identified them-
selves with the Luke A. Lovely Post
are urged to be present tonight, or If
they are unable to attend this meet
ing send their names to the War
Camp Community House or any officer
or member of the membership COM
mittee. South Amboy hopes to go
over the top" with a 100 per cent en-
rollment of her ex-service men, and
if this can be done this city will have
one of the liveliest and most influen-
tial organizations of this kind in this
part of the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
GIVE PERMIT To
RUN CARNIVAL
keasbey and HopeIawn Fire
men Will Receive Part Of
Lincoln Co. Proceeds
81 special correspondent.

- 1tFA
kEASBEY, Aug. Sat a holly con-
tested meeting of a committee repre-
senting the Lincoln Engine Company
of Perth Amboy, representatives OF
the Keystone Exhibition Shows, Pro-
lection Fire company No. 1, Hopelawn
FIRE Company No. l and the town
ship committee held here last night,
arrangements were made whereby the
carnival being operated at the Florida
Grove grounds under the auspices of
the Lincoln Engine Company this
week. will be permitted to operate on
the Woodbridge Township property
a permit being granted them.
: Negotiations were made whereby
the Keasbey Fire Company No. / and
the Hopelawn Fire Company will
each receive a fla sum Of $3.50 of the
proceeds.
Had both of the township fire COM
panies refused to allow the carnival
to operate, the shows would be forced
to vacate from the grounds today.
The shows arrived on the Wood
bridge Township property yesterday
and were ready to open up for bust
ness without having a permit from the
township officials.
AS the Protection Fire Company No.
1 and the Hopelown Fire Company
were refused permission by the town
snip W hOiu CdIIlNdIS mere, lnlS year,
they strongly objected to an of
town fire company being allowed that
right.
The township committee gave both
fire companies full SAY as to wheth-
er on not they should allow the Perth
Amboy company to hold the shows,
after many arguments, the Lincolns
finally decided to give five hundred
dollars between the both township
fire companies in order that they may
be permitted to hold the carnival
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05

her sister. Mrs. Harlod Taher. who
with her children returned home with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. william MoAndrews
end son are home after attending the
funeral OF his father at Hawley, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Ayers. of Memphis,
Tenn. has been the guest OF Police
Sergeant and Mrs. ID. J. Gavin for the
past several days.
Rev. English Crooks, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal church underwent
an operation on his right hand at the
Post Graduate hospital in Manhattan
yesterday. Mr.. Crooks was bitten on
the hand several days ago by an in
sect which developed some poison In
the hand.
Lloyd LaForge is home from Ches-
ter. Pa, for a vacation.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Barnard
avenue is spending a weeks vacation
at Rockaway.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald is home
after a vacation at Long Island City.
Leon Hart is home on two weeks
vacation from the aNtional Fire
PROBING Company.
A monthly meeting of the vestry of
st. stephens church was held last
night at the rectory.
The first degree was conferred by
bentley hOuS6 Ouu elbows last nlSnI.
The August committee of the Ladies
Aid Society of st. Pauls Methodist
church has arranged for a juvenile
party to be held Thursday afternoon
from 8 to 8 o'clock on the play
grounds of the church in Amboy road.
There will be a Lady Bountiful there
to tend to the children's wants. There
will be games for the children and
races will be held at 8 O'clock. Mrs.
d. c. Butler is chairman of the conf
r1ittee for this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
SPoTSWooD

Miss Gertrude Bernstine spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Philadelphia.
There will be a meeting Of the
Foreign Missionary Society at the
home of the Misses Hazelhurst
Thursday night at s o'clock.
~Spotswood Boys Scouts No. 1 have
Joined with the troops of New Bruins
wick and gone to the Ramapo Noun
tains in New York State to enjoy
camp life for two weeks. The fol-
lowing boys are in the party: Nor
man Culver, Ebert Hodapp, Malcolm
Irons, Theodore Bennett, Elmer APP
pleby, Robert DeVoe and Garner
DeVoe.
Miss Anna Irons spent the week
end with her cousin, Miss Clara Mar
tin, at J~amesburg.
Spotswood will have their opening
game on the home grounds Saturday
afternoon of this week and will have
Old Bridge as their opponents. The
management Is making preparations
for a big time and expect to be in
good shape for this game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Korbonits, of Nixon,
spent the weekend with MI. and
Mrs. Charles Shelters, parents of the
latter.
William Arnold, who has been i'll
for some weeks, Is slowly recovering
though unable to go outdoors as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tlodapp and
family spent the weekend at Asbury
Park.
The Misses Laura and Mabel HUM
spent Saturday at Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensley Bennett, of
New Brunswick, spent ths weekend
with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Bennett.
Miss Edith Arnold Is spending her
vacation with friends at Providence,
r. /.
Harry UIrich, of New York City, a
guest of friends in town for the past
two weeks, has returned to his home.
Max Welsh, of New York City,
spent the weekend with his parents
here.
Miss Charlotte Sheer spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
Brooklyn.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
schools of the Reformed church will
be held in Hazelhurst Grove, Spots
wood, Wednesday afternoon, August
IS. A special treat will be arranged
for them.
Miss Grace Dinkel, of Brooklyn. is
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harry Rig
Ter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
8 L.
JAMESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rothsteins
who conduct a popular summer cots
tage, had probably the banner week.
end number of guests of the season
when eighty-five were entertained
over the weekend. A big masque
ball will be held over the Labor Day
holiday.
Miss Anna Irons, of Spotswood,
spent the weekend with her cousin
Miss Clara Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton ]. voorhees,
had the honor of taking Governor
William Runyon to Sea Girt on Sat-
urday night, having come up from
their bungalow al Ocean Grove to
attend the welcome home celebration
and were on their way home when
the occasion presented Itself Of taxi
ing the governor to his summer home
at Sea Girt.
Miss Grace Dinkel and Gilda Ais
leddi, of S~potswood, spent the week.
end with Mrs. Annie Soden at bor-
ough hall.
The annual harvest home PoA.the
Methodist church will be held on .
lawns surrounding the-shHr5h on
Thursday night. !.
Addison A. Conover has purchased
the extensive coal business of the
Utility Cement Company at Rocky
Hill and intends to shortly take pos
session of same with active manages
ment. He will add other lines TO q
business,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conover, of
Manhattan, spent Sunday with
friends in Little Farms.
Mrs. Jesse Garibrant, of New Mil
ford, N. j., returned home yesterday
after a visit with Mrs. Emma Latou-
rette.
Harry Peck has returned to New
ark after visiting at Prince Bay.
Joseph Oates was a visitor in Man
haitian yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Peidl has been visiting
in Manhattan the past week.
Robert T. Cone, of the borough tax
Office, is spending his vacation at his
home.
The social held for the benefit of
the rebuilding of the Woodrow
church at the home of Mrs. Glasgow,
of Arbutus avenue, Saturday night,
was attended by many members and
friends of the church. Vocal and in
strumental music was rendered and
refreshments were served.
A meeting of Molly Stark Council,
Daughters of America, is scheduled
to be held tonight at Amicitia hall.
ROMANCES
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-05
Mail Service to be Improved
by Adding More Carriers
p specfal Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, August with
the announcement that mora carriers
have been added to the St1ten Island
postofice system there is promise that
the service in all sections of the bcr-
ough will he improv ID. Five addi-
tional carriers nave been added TO
restore the service. two were assign
ed to New Brighton, one to Rosebark,
one to Port Richmond and one to
Stapleton. Postmaster Driseoll receiv-
ed the word from j. c. Rooms, first as
sistant postmaster federal who took
up the matter after many complaints
had been received by the postal au-
thCrities.
Although no more carriers are
forthcoming at the Tottenvilie station
the conditions here are sai1 to be
much improved by Superintendent
Slaight in charge. The two carriers
here are making two deliveries, morn
ing and afternoon and the parcel post
delivery at the noon hour. Every
thing is working satisfactory, 1t is
said, and the mail is heing delivered
with promptness.