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BAR PIN-Lost, on Saturday a diamond
bar pin. set in platinum going from, aad
and Locust SITS. to 40th and Market SITS or
In the market house. Reward will be naid r.
returned to 220 $. 4Sd St pau
FIN - Lost. crescent shape pin, containing
pearls and sapphire. Liberal -ewar rd If
returned to Marie Kennedy. 1918 WaInut q,
third floor. '' o.
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CATTLE Receipts, Gi0O head. Active.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

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SALESMAN to call on wholesale grocers:
oriy experienced man, with best refer,
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BOOTH.-At Wildwood Crest, y. J. June
80, MARY (nee Baxter) wife OF Joseph
Booth. late of Front and ,Allegheny aVSS;,
Phila. Relatives and friends Invited to ~.
neral services, at Steelmans parlOrs 3OS3
kensington ave. Thurs, p. m. Int GREEN
wood (K. of p Gem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
SOUTH AMBOY

Last night about Q o'clock the large
plate glass in the front of the post
Office was broken. 1t is said that IT
was done through the roughness Of
some of the men who were standing
outside pushing each other.
This afternoon the p. X. Il. Y. Nj.
C. A. baseball nine Will play the fast
Y. M. c. A. Of New Brunswick on
their home field here, which Is Stew
ensdaIe diamond. This is the first
game the "Y" here will play on the
home grounds, having played their
first game with the Michelin nine at
Midtown last Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. John Whalen, of this
city, are rejoicing over he birth OF
a bouncing baby boy which was born
the forepart of the week.
Tomorrow afternoon Emoch Bark
er, the general advisor to all tbs as
s~ociations on the New Jersey Divt-
sion, will speak at the Y. M. G. A.
here.
The Woman's Club will hold their
annual reception on the night OF May
1. The affair will take place at the
city hall at 8 o'clock. The program
is now being arranged and each
member will be permitted to invite
one guest.
The Woman's Committee Of the
Victory Loan have opened mp their
headquarters in the old McGonigle
building at the corner of David street
and Broadway, which building was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
Real Estate and Building
NepS Here and Elsewhere

drew g johnson and others, east II
feet, lot 80 and west 16 feet lot az
Neville street.
Hannah c. Petersen and husband To
Louis Glod N wife, lot SO, north
side Neville street. Consideration
$500.
Samuel Fine TO David Diamond.
lots 1-2, block Il, north side New
Brunswick avenue.
w. G. Arnold and wife TO Waclaw
Bayer and wife, lot 2, block 5, west
side, West Side venue
Isreal Bality and wife TO Abraham
Rubinoff and wife, lot east side David
son avenue, 1905 feet north from
corner and north side Market street.
Sheriff TO Fred Christianson Con-
%struction Company. two tracts, first
tract east side Water street, 100 feet
south from corner and south side Cor
don street; second tract east side Wat
er street, seventy-five feet south OF
Gordon street. Consideration $500.
Isadore Greenspan and wife and
others to Joseph Rosenberg, lot 73,
west side State street.
Transfers.
Only n real estate transfer has
been filed in the city collectors office
during the past few days, it foifowss
Samuel Fine to Sarah Turteltaun,
block 166. lot 8, Sherman stree1
through Norris J.. G~oldberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26

But three sales have been reported
IN the local e estate market dur-
Ing the latter part OF the week. They
follow;
Schonceit & Bitter. report the sale
OF two large properties located at 1eo,
1872 Hall venue and sac, GAL Eliza
beth street from Phillip Siskind to
Rafael Livinson. Consideration s19,-
600.
Massopust Brothers and Company
report the sale OF property at 500
Charles street, containing q two story
frame dwelling, from Charles Cur
ski to Anton Nika. Consideration,
$4,000.
Bernard Lippman. connected with
the B.. Lippman Construction Com
pany of New York, reports the sale
OF property at 405 Park avenue, oon-
tanning a two family frame house,
and a two story building 25 4 100
feet. This property was formerly
owned by A. Beckhoff, but vas sold
through the Lippman Company TO
David Zuckerman OF New York, and
has since been sold by Mr.. Lippman
to Rcbecca Alpern of this city. The
consideration is not given.
Recorded In County Clerks Office.
The following deeds from this city
have been recorded in the county
clerks office at New Brunswick dur
ing h past week:
Henry Mccullough and wife TO f.
M. Kelly Realty Company, lot ia
west side Atlantic avenue. :
Julius T. Simmer and wife to An
ME X. F. Zowyer, east side sKearney
avenue, $50 feet south from corner
and south side Gordon street.
Samuel Fine and wife TO Sarah
rurtletaub. lot S, block II, east side
Sherman street.
Thomas Brown and wife TO Jacob
Parnes. lot 312-317, west side state
street.
Josephine Hansen to Joseph Slobo-
diem, east side State street. north 100
feet from corner and north side Cor
don street.
Adolph p, Hansen and wife to An
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
MATAWAN

The st. Mary's Episcopal church of
Report has increased the salary of
the rector, Rev. Benjamin d. Dag
well, $3.50. Rev. MI. Dagwell is not
only the rector OF the Keyport church
but also rector OF the Trinity Episco-
pal church of this borough.
A number of women members of
the Fine Arts Department of the Mat
avian Woman's Club were visitors at
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
York City yesterday.
John Alcorn Is visiting his~mother
in New York City.
The Spring Institute of the Mon
mouth County w. C. T. u. will be
held In the First Presbyterian church
here Friday, May 16. An interesting
program has been arranged.
Miss Jeanette Fury is spending
several days in Trenton as the guest
of her cousin, Miss Gertrude Maher.
Mrs. Luther Latham Holmes Is
visiting at the residence of ID. j. Lane.
Rev. Luther Latham Holmes, a for
mer pastor Of the First Baptist
church here, is still doing Y. nj. c. A.
work in West Virginia, under the di-
rection of the War Department.
Lewis H. Blood is a Spring Lake
visitor today.
Miss Alice Tetrault has returned to
her home in East Orange after visit
ing Mrs. Ronson j. Warne In Broad
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
BIC BOND ISSUE
FOR BOULEVARD
Running Through Keyport,
Keansburg, Atlantic High
lands and Down Shore
Bv speciaI correspondeni.

on GVNNtNs &NNFEokUAaNRA
MATAWAN. April 26.-If the APP
peal of Mayor Q. e. F. Hetrick of AS
bury Park, president of the newly or
ganized North Jersey Shore League OF
Municipalities, who came before the
last meeting of the Board of Free
holders at Freehold accompanied by
the Mayors and other officials of the
boroughs hat would be affected Is
successful, a heavy bond issue will be
made TO build n paved boulevard,
starting in this Borough and running
through Keyport Keansburg. Atlantic
Highlands, and so ON down the coast
through Sea Bright, Long Branch and
Asbury Park to M~anasquan.
Although the Mayors of the League
present. urged immediate action on
the bond issue for the proposed baul-
evard, in order that work might be
started next fail, the project, on mo-
ton of Freebooter Bryant -. New
comb, was referred to the board as
a committee of the whole, which Will
report at an early meeting. When
protest was voiced at the delay, Mr..
Newcomb, assured them that he would
have another resolution to offer at the
FIRST regular meeting, May IA, after a
conference with the other board mem
bers. This was constructed as indicat-
ing that he proposed placing HIM
self on record in favor of the pro-
ject.
Mayor Hetrick said that while the
state ocean boulevard scheme was
given birth in this county, h state
apartment had since practically elm
mated the North Jersey shore in the
state road improvement scheme. he
urged that the freeholders take up
the subject in o big way, depart from
the old system of building temporary
roads from the budget and issue bonds
sufficient to finance the building OF the
thirty-five or thirty-six miles contem-
plated in one or two years. The May
or said the tax rate in the country had
Increased practically ninety per cent.
sn the last five years and that his was
occasioned largely by the annual
heavy road repair expense due to the
building of temporary roads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
KEASBEY

A pleasant gathering of the Camp
Fire Girls was held last night at the
homo of Miss Theresa Lowenkoph,
where they met for their regular
weekly meeting.
Following the business meeting a 50
cial was held. Singing and dancing
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Among those present were: The
Misses Izola and Sadie Johnson, of
Fords; Helen Sullivan, Marguerite
IQuish, Helen Sullivan, Sarah McGraw,
Rosalle Resh. Margaret Smith. Rosal-
inc Hofhner, Ruth and Florence Rob
jnson, Theresa L~owenkopf and Guard
ian Rose Robinson.
In order to still further help the
committee here soliciting funds TO
tho local Welcome home celebration
Protection Fire company No. i. has
given the committee the privilege to
collect all the proceeds of the pool
table in the fire house during the
next two weeks. The following COM
mittees were appointed: Protection
Fire Company No. 1, Charles Wagon
hotter and William RomeP ST., Junior
Fire Company, Otto Schuster n VIII
liam Romer Jr.
The committee is still after funds
and If anyone has not yet been APP
preached they can send their dona-
ton to the committee.
Trolley service was delayed for al
most two hours here when the main
feed wire went down near the st. Ste
phen's bridge here Thursday at $50
o'clock. The wires We're down for
a distance of over three hundred feet.
Matthew Lund and ons Elmer and
Roland. of Bay View avenu motor
ed to Tompkinsville, Staten Island
Thursday night.
Mrs. Claus Lund, of Bay View ave-
nue.. was a Perth Amboy visitor last
night.
Miss Lena Madarasi was an out of
town visitor last night.
Jacob Lowenkopf spent last night il
Newark.
LOWS Watts. of Perth Amboy. was
q local visitor last night.
Mrs. James Quish and daughter
Marguerite and Mrs. Margaret Quish,
of Jersey City. visited Mrs. Peter A.
johnson, of Fords. yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Fesler and
daughters Irene and Olga spent
Thursday night in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Margaret Quish. OF Jersey City.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Quish
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
WOODBRIDGE

Rev. i. V. Buschman will take as
his subject tomorrow morning at
eleven o'clock at the Presbyterian
church viii be THE Revelations of
Christ" In the evening an illus
trated lecture will be given at 1880 on
Japan, which at this time will be most
interesting n instructive.
The choir of the Nj. e. church gave
a reception Thursday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r. An
ness for Miss McGrath, of Railway,
who has served as organist of the
church and who leaves this week to
assume other duties. Miss MeGrath
was presented with a beautiful bou-
quet. Harry Stone Martin, formerly
organist at the church, win return
next week.
The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Elan
agan was held from her late home
in Railway and from st. Mary's
church yesterday morning. Her hus-
band, a little daughter and son are at
present with Mr. F~lanagan's sisters at
his former homo here.
Gregory Love is home from France,
accompanied by his dog Kilo, who was
born on the battle front near Verdun.
Greg has a wonderful collection OF
. sryeairs.
s. Edgar Freeman has returned
from Alaska.
Fire Company No / will hold a
block dance in Main street between
Fulton and William Thursday night,
May first, to RAISE funds for the Dec
grafton Day celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26

recently purchased by the First Ma
tional Bank. The women have thor
oughly cleaned the building and dec
GRATED IL with Victory Loan posters
of all descriptions.
A forest fire Just outside Of the
Parlin plant on Wednesday night
which frightened the sky with it's
glare caused q little concern in this
city and many, ~ is said, were pre-
pairing TO leave the city, thinking II
was in the vicinity Of Morgan. II
loss was done.
Miss Nellie Vision is spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
Hulitt in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Joel Magnuson and Mrs.
Charles Forsman and son, Rudolph,
spent yesterday visiting with friends
and relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Viola Nash and son, Worden.
of Manayunk, Pa, who ave spent
the Easter week with relatives in this
city, returned to their home this af-
Iternoon.
Charles saffron and h. c. Stephen
son, both members of the Victory
Loan committee. spent yesterday in
New York City.
Miss Marie Shaw has returned TO
her home in South River after spend
ing a few days with friends here.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
the st. Mary's Boy Scouts win pry the
well-known lid off their baseball sea-
son. when they viii open their initial
game with the Landing A. z. OF New
brunswick. Botb teame are in prime
OF condition for the first game N a
good contest can pc expected.
After being closed on Thursday,
April II, the pupils of the public
schools will go back TO school on
Monday next, after having over a
week to enjoy their Easter vacation.
Next Tuesday night the General
Morgan Lodge No. SO, 1. o. o. r., OF
this city, will celebrate their one hun
dredth anniversary of the organi2a-
ton, which was started on April 26'
1879. A fine program has been ar
ranged and every member of h or
ganization is privileged to bring one
guest. The Beasy Sisters and Ambrose
Jeffries will give musical selections
and demonstrate tho art of ventrtlo-
Quism. Refreshments will also be
served.
Rev. ID. L. McCurry, formerly pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church
of this city, but now in charge at
, Brooklyn. Is enjoying his vacation IN
Lakewood.
Many members of the Epworth
League of this city journeyed to Mill
town last night where they attended
"a league rally at that place. This is
an annual affair which is usually well
attended by members Of h league In
this district.
William G. Pearse has returned to
this city after making another eIten.
sive trip through the southern part
of the country for the concern FOR
which he is employed.
Ernest Weber writes friends in this
city that he Is on his way home and
will land in Hoboken after a year OF
more Of service in France. He IL
connected with the 1esth Ambulance
Unit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
JAMEsBURG

A collision between an automobile
driven by Mrs. Joseph Connerty, of
this place, and one by Russell Sned-
eker, from Dayton, opposite the store
of Louis II. Bennett, on Thursday
evening about z o'clock, caused lots
of excitement and but little damage
to either machine. Mrs. Connerty
was coming out of the side street
while the Snedeker car was coming
south on Railroad avenue and in the
the cars came together, the
Snedeker car on the wrong side of
the roadway. The latter's car was
slightly damaged.
James Wilson & Son have pur-
chased a one-ton truck that will be
used in their ice delivery this sum
mer, having discarded their stock of
horses.
William Bennett, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bennett, SIR, who re-
arrived at Camp Dix from
overseas, spent Wednesday n part
of Thursday at his home here. He
was slightly gassed but not wounded.
The dance given in Lange's hall
last night by the high school baseball
team was q success. A good sized
crowd was present and the music
was furnished blythe LaRocco or
chestra of this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
KEYFOKT

A new law firm opened in the Dor
ough on Friday, the members being
Jacons r.. Lefferts. the lawyer from
Matawan, and Recorder Thomas J..
Smith. Mr.. Lefferts is well known
here as well as Mr., Smith, the latter
being O. graduate from h White
Forest College and White Forest Law
School, North Carolina.
Miss Eioise H.. Odell has returned
after having spent several days IN
washington, where she was the guest
of her sister.
Mrs. Harvey van Brunt, of Mata-
wan, entertained Mrs. George NJ,
Campbell, Miss Helen Osborne and
Miss Annie l.. Tilton, of this borough,
on Thursday afternoon.
George III. Kahler, of Philadelphia,
la former resident of the borough,
lspent Thursday In town.
Lieut.. Fontaine Lippet has return
ed to New York after having spent
lseveral days as the guest of Paul G.
Zimmerman.
DR.. Walter j. Brice, of Humaca, p.
r., has returned after having spent
two months at the home of Mrs. John
lTeGnpleton, of Third street.
Miss Edith Hudson, of Church
street, was the recent guest Of
friends at White Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Brewer an
nOunce tne Engagement OF lieiF
niece. Miss Clara Van Sickle, to
George o. Bedford, of Hasbrouck
Heights. Although the wedding will
take place in the near future, no date
has been announced. The past week
Mrs. John 8. Van Mater gave q mis-
cellaneous shower to Miss Van Sickle.
The regular meeting of the bor-
ough council will be held on Monday
evening,
Miss Charlotte Rider, of Church
street, spent the past week at South
|Norwalk, Conn.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Hand, of
street, were visitors at Perth
Amboy on Thursday.
The Dorcas Society Of the First
Baptist church held a sale in the
church on Thursday, which was well
financial venture.
Mrs. William Watts and Miss Mer-
'ryl Gilman. of Atlantic street, have
returned after having spent several
days with relatives at Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Van Brake.
OF Maple Place, Were visitors at
Perth Amboy on Thursday.
At the business meeting heid IN the
First Baptist church this week the
treasurer reported that the church
has sent in its fun apportionment for
missions, amounting to s745, also
s264.s3 has been raised for the over
and above givers, making $1,009.6S
given to missions this year, Besides
this the church raises from s25O to
$500 for other benevoleaces, mainly
for objects which are outside all de-
nominational work. Very few good
works are refused help.
The Primary class of the Methodist
Sunday school is rehearsing a cantata
entitled The Brides Frolic," which
win be given May 9 in the church.
Bayview Forest No. IS, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, will go q Matawan on
Tuesday evening to initiate a number
of new candidates. At this time Eliz-
abeth Forest No. 6 will be present
and do the work. A large delegation
from the local lodge will attend; after
the ceremonies of the evening a So
cial hour will follow.
Professor w. f. B~ilderback, George
M. Collins, Joseph ID. Bedle and Re-
|corder Thomas L.. Smith visited at
Long Branch on Thursday evening,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
MINSTREL SHOW
At SOUTH AMBOY
Many Enjoy K. of c. Event
When Pleasing Program is
Rendered

SOUTH AMBOY, April ga As
was expected the minstrel given by
the Knights of Columbus, on Thurs
day night was beyond a word Of doubt
a success both in its rendition as we'll
as financially. Every n mentioned
on h program proved their ability
to play before the foot3ights, but the
combination Of Scully and Triggs,
seemed to bring the most encore and
laughter of all the other actors. Their
exhibition was fine. Leo Coakley, in
the famous song, 20 Death Where is
Thy Sting" received a long round of
applause. and Dam Donlin with his
request for the high ones in the
song Bring Back those Wonderful
Days brought much laughter.
At the intermission between the
first and second acts. John A Coan
chairman of the Victory Loan COM
mittee spoke in the behalf of this
final drive for government funds, and
urged every one to come forth and
answer here when asked for a sub
scription.
Michael J.. Cleary. who was with the
Company f. of the 18th Engineers
which has just been returned to this
country, was introduced. Cleary and
Luke A. Lovely, both went to enlist
together and both sailed across to
fight together, but Lovely, was killed
almost in the first American engage
mem and Cleary was wounded. Cleary
spoke on the need of money for h
main fact of bringing back h rest
of the boys who are lover there" and
also caring for the wounded.
The second half of the program
was most entertaining as the original
comedy skit written and directed by
J. J. Triggs. Arthur Scully and Frank
Meinzer was the greatest hit" of the
night.
The program was as follows:
Part One.
Opening Chorus-Entire Company.
rip Van Wrinkle Slept With One
Eye Open"-Conny Ryan.
'"Till We meet Again-Wiiliam Grace.
''Tackin' En- Down"-Frank MeinZer
"Over Yonder"-James Riley.
Holy Yumpin' Yimney"-Edward
Emmons.
EN- Everything"-Ed. Trevaskiss.
THAT wonderful Mother of Mine
Ed. Farrell. :.
bring Back Those Wonderful Days
GOOD Bye France"-w. Chambers.
Solo-Eugene Bird.
20 Death Where is Thy Sting'-Leo
Coakley.
Everybody shimmies Now"-Arthur
Scully.
SOlO-trank r. Coan.
cat That Woody Wild West Show
Jack Triggs.
Closing Chorus-Entire Company.
'ermission.
How va Gonna Keep j., Down on the
Farm ?"-Master John Dwyer.
when ireland Comes Into Her Own"
james Riley.
Part Two.
"Abe the Agent"
Abe, the Agent-Jack Triggs.
.Abe's Clerk-Arthur Scully.
Percy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sutton.
English Actor-John Crozier.
Ham Actor-James Tumey.
Boys From the Farm-Con Ryan, Ed.
Emmons. ~
Western M~an-Frank MeiRzer
Reformer-Thomas Downs.
Awkward Squad-George Lyons, Joe
Timmins. Frank Connors, stephen
Connors, Con Ryan, Leo Monaghan.
Following specialties were offered:
Can You Tame Wild Women-Frank
Meinzer.
NANNY O'Mine"-Norman Scully.
Don't. Cry Little Girl"5-John Gro
zier.
Irish Song of Songs"-James Tumey,
"Orazk Trail'-Ed Emmons and Con
RyaO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
Quiet Reception for Loan
Tanks at Jamesburg Sunday
Dg Special Correspondent.

Bg Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, April 26-In con-
trast to the fourth Liberty Loan
drive the visit of the campaign COM
mittee will be one of solitaire for the
citizens and the committee IN charge
will meet the tanks and those in
charge in silence on their visit to
Jameshurg on sunday morning, April
9th. The tank and party will leave
,Englishtown ats o'clock after an all
night stop and arrive al Jamesburg
at ten, going direct to a place reserv-
ed at Triangle Park Chairman Frank
Pownall of the Victory Loan drive.
after a conference with others n
charge of the drive decided that the
Sabbath would not be disturbed with
any p~re-arranged program. The tan
party will simply arrive, be on exhibit
ton and cav at 1880 for Cranbury
Mr.. Pownall has arranged to give
the members of the party a dinner on
Sunday and otherwise welcome them
to the town. On the arrival of the
relic train" at the fourth loan drive
the day was n of the greatest to
thousands OF people who were attract
ed to the town. Speeches were made
and a largo chorus was at the spot
and a big time arranged that includ-
ed a service of prayer
J~amesburg's quota has been set at
5000 Up to last night no reports
have been received by Mr.. Pownall as
to the program of the canvassers. but
it is thought that the raising of this
quota viii be a mighty effort IL the
pessimistic atmosphere can be a guide.
At the plant of the George w. Helme
Company, at Helmetta where over
$4,000 worth of bonds have been sold
at every drive. this amount will be
oversubscribed. AS in the former
drives. the Helme. Company has again
arranged to sell bonds to their en-
ployes without II cost in interest
and will credit the interest from the
time the bonds are subscribed for.