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New Britain herald., 1919-07-26
HERE'S HOW IT'S MADE
SaIoonkccpCr Discovers New Formula For Making Imitation Liquor Out Of FIayoring Extracts.

or tttNOfAn2 ENtFaSUS.
 A Main street saloonkecper noticing that several of his former customers for liquors passed by tho bar daily for the past week and went to the washroom of his place of business, investigated yesterday and found about a dozen two-ounce bottles in the room. The bottles were empty. Today one of the men went to the room and shortly afterward the proprietor investigated and found him mixing a new drink from the contents of the bottles. The ingredi- cnts used in the new drink were va nilla extract. peppermint. lemon eX- tract. jamaica ginger and water and when the proper mixture is made it is said to he equal to the best of H. quors.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-26

The flagship New Mexico, of the
 Pacific fleet, and the commander of the American forces in Pacific waters is pictured herewith. Admiral Rodman has chosen the New Mexico for his floating office from whence he will dictate the policy of the ships under him. The battleship is an oil burner and is one of the recently launched G,r "cssCs in our navy line of defense.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-26
DISORDERS IN ALSACE

Berlin, July 26 (By the Associated Press. .)-Disorderly conditions in Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, are reported in adVices received here. Sanguinary conflicts between the French military and civilians are alleged to have occurred
New Britain herald., 1919-07-26
Colt Mfg. Co.

BatterIeS, SChenCk and MCAleer; Nelson and Mahl.
 Struck out by Schenck 1 by Nel- son 3; home run, Dacey; three base hits. McCue; two base hits, McAleer, McGrath, R. Long, Paterson, Dacey, Mahl; umpire, Naughton and Glen non; scorer, C. Grace and Ott.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-26
HCC WEW/NEXICO

when scared away, the culprit took the key of this door, The fact that door was opened last night indicates that it was the same party on both occasions.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-26

returned the gas mask or helmet may
 make similar application for these
 articles and they may be issued if available.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03

liOrsEKEI.iING nri l.HrYum.. u..r-
iY furnished ~ IS N'r
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USED CARS


WITH take n Karat or NDrat Rud hNlt
diamond uH part pay ON brand new
Overland, b-pUSsengur, Model 600 I'd
gar Z Johnson lCo,.og North HtuId
way Maple SNS,
FOR SALE Late model podg, tourur
500 asst. no trpdr Walnut 2s3l
TRADE - acres near oklahoma CIV
for stock az auto tires and ngcossor
ics z II Highiry 2l6 Majestic Bldg
Walnut l2tf
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


FOR RENT Furnished 5.room house,
illO n. Shartel Call for key at lll2.
fl'RNiSHED apartment ot 2 or lorpo
housekeeping rooms. Ntchon com
pletc, sleeping porch, private entrance,
routhenst exposure In large brick
rrprtmrn' Fnnuirc tlih Wctt sixth
NICELY Furnished apartment, III u,
lrd Maple 32s5. ..--.-----..-..-.--
/ NK RLNT-To responsible parties. 7
toom furnished house with garage
rnd servant quarters. Phone Walnut
?ll7
pARTMENT Tor rent 2ii v, ith
4 ROoM furnished house for rent, ~
y shartcl call Mt same address
GROOM housr completely furnished,
city and whll water on back porch
large garden plot large chicken lot;
garage lix2O 73l West Frisco ~
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LOST AND FOUND


FOUND - Chud's wagon. owner 'au
have same hy describing ana iAllhg
Tor al walnut i'3
LOST Mans k.d gluyr. fi.k il.l. gE'i
hnui Phone walnut .ih.
LUSI Hack lf..-tr.u ,uH 'r"w !sl-
Ilrvo,1. reward Ne.l" ''.'-J.
LOST jrad south lBsri watch.
Third and liruidway, reward, Walnut
1859
LOST Scar entrance or IunbE - I'm
pre-A Thr1'yr saturday night a
brooch sris With diamond and pearls.
suitable reward tn finder Walnut alty
LOST Saturday afternoon vu 2/u
street ear. black leather envelope
purz,. containing between - md a. ~
silver. also Liberty bond f'.'et with
own"-r uamc and address. Finder call
Walnut clsi Reward
STllAYLD-A brE" team. ! diIk bay,
light bay 2oi North western
LOST Handbag, In the noighhorhood
Of The Lois. 800 North Gcarv. con.
taiuiug sum ~ money md state wSr-
rant Finder tcp~-t 70 Maple 1915. or
The Lois. go Ncrth GsaD, Reward.
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Two desirable mfuIsN,' rH.u. rpr".
Nnk bith ailprlls. 90 aIri| ..,
y Tfh
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A Large Farm Loan Co.
O.A0, OklahOmar

81 500 TO LOAN on city property, no
delay J. T. cody. sos Liberty Natl
Rpnk plhg
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS
BONDS

IL yon must sell y0lr
!5a:Gy bonds We vii.
gay CAST fer a.. issues. It
you still owe part on
some Of them W. viii
gay Gtem ont for you.
Come ard see rs OF mail
Them 20
FEDERAL TRUST co.
Maple 51O2 100, Coloord Bldg'
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TN'EII fUfnlHhrI ffnnI hrlIUOnI,
south exposure m pfiNnia home. 81 %
week 10 Iru seventh
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ROOMS FOR RENT

LANCE furnished room fof gentleman,
nodeini private home. Walking ~.
vance walnut 1878. 80 West hili
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


ipl SLktLil n-i l'1i""w'. r.'u-
'"ih''n'' l'' " ''N
TWO dr1nhl" inruH''' 'H.H rang.
sink. hIN hlj"iriit. 90 HdN'| JOS
'n
lpl RENT one 'Ghi luNF'k",pus
room, telephone TOO room "lNs N"r'
~, 'h'"'''' "' '''N''. "'''' .'''.
fhh J"nE.na apis is j. IN, q Nice
lgNl hn keeping room, Maple iafi
lnN NLSr-1Uu lrNi h.us,F"'n.rg
tu'mN ever thlnE ivulehri. Nrr'
I'm walnut 3oll
LARGE uIr,y rrnsU.l Nous ao'u.r.
room. private ,rt.,u.r lu,Wf. 1lI.
Wen SNh
Typ I,p. ..,u ,.,r..u,i l,..-......
inv roam. r,ite,s ,..r. a.! r,at
NIrih Wtlnut ,s,.
Ilul u.EUrrI,g ,,.r7. ,, w.i,rr
homo f,r mn, .,t ,,.,. . ,r.,.r..i
hit.s 80 ,hrdr.r. .'., r ,,u sun.
IlX lrfrrp q A ut .f uftlF D % ia N.T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-03

WIZ nre n firmly established
concern, maklne money nav,
With almost unlimited pusslhil-
lucs fyr legitimate expansion
at satisfactory profit
Have been closed corpora
ton. never sold stock daring the
formative period l'u' NOW mat
We ara q demonstrated rurc'es.
with business developed rcIulr-
Ing more capital, uro offering
some stock IN order to take care
Of this natural expansion.
This stock Is not holng sold
through brokers aud no commits
ion has ever been paid 10y u-
for the sale Of stock
Several ~ the best known bus
lness mon In the state have In
vested I'm this stock iu the past
month. after very careful iuNes
tlga,ion,
II you arc interested IN this
class Of permanent income IN
ycstmcut. with the highest type
0f associates. We viii ho glad to
have mn employc OF the COMPANY
furnish you with Ull the details.
~ your convenience You viii
not be bothered 10y stock sales
men write today. rs wr do not
need great many more Invest
utS
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Phone Walnut @N35

For storage, pycklng nnd Wuvlrs Di
urniiufs. pianos. etc. Mdipf vans nui
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HAY AND GRAIN

ALFALFA HAY FOR sALE-J g.
Whites barn. north " Fair Grounds
81 10 tale Walnut Jiil
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r IT'S FOR SALE, phone
Walnut 1904 ard get

more, q. r.. ELCC.OIl,
fuK sNLr Genuine NoI indian
blankets. cheap. nice patterns ~ =
iinIl0rYn
SEVERAL good heaters 'ot ssio cheap
~ y litHnarn
tHASZ .rRFWrE Vacuum clcau.r
nk' new cheap walnut i'I1
ron SALE To-day. lr,tnrs rocker. cost
500. fur 81. .drhunri. cust 80. fur
80 o" can tl' W '2th 81
ron SALE room. u frrni'urc
hoI., Dr rem 80 'nr buyer. fuu.
rooms rNutol ppNv fpr iNH lu.s, rent
eau $50 west 5,n. Phone Mnpl'
'i..J
HUGS. uhfary table. leather rockers,
rufIur ruI'. brtliff4l baby nl. music
cabinet dressing Table. drrHs,fr. beds.
ohuurnhr. baby beds. sanitary couch
u'I IHd. f1ugr. IsffIgrfH'nrs ki''h'u
rn..r.i. garden htS,c. drop llIi table.
mur.,y stove. porch swing k'r'D
utensils HrI many Other ARTICLES. Atr."
,IfI.J l'"i Wet srI
IrI, SALE rprtns n furniture party
tu,lug furniture can rent house l,j
iuS' a'n 81 Mnp'r sNi'
HAHT BID. I stoves : dining nh'".
bfut.. bed lUHN 'L'r. ,,ulne'. lDc
lu, rug. other iEu's iD, uuu.fuu,
tp mention. On,s urru t.Ter months
viii ttpGr uu ,'r r'i pa ll'fc. rr..
rull HIltrH Lunch Room l,l " SID
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WAST no liUY house furnishings ~
hll Rnd, from 10 ~ fOufur, um ~.
ting W fOOmlng house can walnut
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CATTLE AND STOCK

roR SALE - Registered Scotch top
butts, Shorihotn and Poll Durham,
service age also young cows and
calves, south oi city n Reding
Boa 2ft Oklahoms CITY
PHONE Maple 6Os before selling your
cows; any kind, also calves highest
prlcci pnld.
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BANK STOCKS. BONDS
AND, LOANS

icDBT. ,MfE buys Liberty bonds, pays
best price. send direct or Through
nny bank here, pays out your subscrlp-
tlon 10 banks railroads or company, any
where ~ n Robinson IT, oklahoma
City walnut Sse
KOOd KOtN, tl06
Am forced to sell CAL Miller,
Maple &c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RAISE more chickens and make more
money, prices arc h.Eh ON poultry
he Queen incubator matches n large
,crccntapc NJ cgEs and is cconu uicnlN
pcrated. 81 To t5g so; also tull line OF
rooders Pioneer Seed Co, l26 West
'glifornia. Phone Walnut 1919,
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FINANCIAL

WANTED Co borrow ON hNck-iU'h
farm. vcll m.foycd, 81 .ol for tNu
years win ufy q pcrccn, * u, car"
Dkhhuwnu
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OFFICES AND STOREROOmS
FOR RENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Fl'NNlNiIED offices fOf rent IN modern
office building phOno Whlnui blbi
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

OFFICE ROOMS FOn RENT
One, furnished In baltimore plos,
corner Grnnd Ave and HnrNey
ron RENT-Depirnblc office room, op.
posite sklrvin hotel. inquire Dr. IT, c.
Hheo,s. ioin N. Broadway -.
IOR RENT - Two vacant rooms IN
Iuckins estate building, suitable for
sfflccs, ti5 per month Apply q, y.
picsle, manager Western Union Tel 20
ONE large and one small room for ren,
t27 10 month, IN state National lhnk
V,ds, bNcns Walnut 3S0b.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
WOODBRIDGE

Stanley c. Potter has received his
commission as an ensign in the navy.
Ensign Potter spent the lend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). j..
Potter of Barron avenue.
The History Club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Harry Martin of East
avenue. Sewaren, tomorrow afternoon.
The Parent-Teachers' Association OF
the No. l school, will meet on Thurs
day afternoon, February 9th, in the
kindergarten class room. Miss Mar
garet Lockwood is chairman of the
program committee for the afternoon.
DR.. odd Mrs. b. w. Hoagland and
Miss Betty Hoagland returned last
week from a delightful trip which in
Guided Cuba and Panama. Doctor
Hoagland received his commission as
lieutenant a year ago last fall and was
attached to two western base hospi-
tails, after which he was transferred 10
the base hospital at Jacksonville, Fla.
with the rank OF Captain. He received
his honorable discharge the middle OF
December and before returning to his
always most active life here. decided
to enjoy a we'll earned vacation nc
companied by his wife and youngest
daughter. His many friends wei
coined his most cordially.
Through an error in printing, the
age Of Charles Farrell, Jr., was given
as thirty-two years in Yesterdays pa
uer instead of his correct age, v enty-
two, and the name of his brother,
Samuel Farrell, was omitted entirely.
The ladies of Trinity church vii
hold n cake sale at h home of Mrs
X. n. Valentine, Saturday afternoon.
February s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
Roosevelt Hospital Drive
To Start TOMORROW; Workers
Fee Certain Of Success
81 Sncclai correspon6ent.

BIZ SDcCtyi C0gTeSDoHdeHt.
ROOSEVELT, Feb. 4~:-Roosevelt
will be all excitement tomorrow when
the great drive for a soldiers and
sailors memorial hospital will be start
ed. The opening of the drive will
begin by the factories whistles and
church bells ringing from S:55 to Q
o'clock.
Nothing has been left undone to
make the drive one of success to the
securing of 100000 TO mark n testi-
monial to the heroes of the borough.
Canvassers will start at once to visit
all homes TO secure subscriptions to
this hospital. Flags will fly through
out the borough to greet the shrlll
blasts from the whistles that will
chime out messages of sure success
and instill the true meaning OF ap-
probation into the hearts of the in
habitants.
The borough has always gone from
100 to 200 per cent. over the required
quotas in bonds and all raj fund,
Red Cross and other drives. Now
that this important drive is on makes
it much more important to finish
with a clean slate,and to keep Roose-
welt 100 per cent American in all of
their wartime activities.
Moving picture houses are being
visited each night and the public kept
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
Another Big Vaudeville Show
at Y. NJ. c. A. FRIDAY Night

The second big vaudeville show to
be held this year in the boys depart
ment of the Y. NJ. G. a, will be staged
Friday night under the direction of
Boys Work Secretary Herbert Spen-
Ger and the Boys Council. There will
be five acts, a committee of the coun-
Gil being in charge of each. 4 small
admission will be charged and ar
rangements are now being made to
sell refreshments. The last show wa
enjoyed by a majority of the members
of the boys department and a biz
turnout is expected his week.
In connection with this show ccrti-
~flcates will be awarded to those who
nav fully paid their pledges made
during the United War Work Com
paign h Victory Boys and Girls as
they are known, who have paid up
their pledges and the amount raised
by each follows: Ralph Belikove,
81; Alexander Bunchcr, 50; Mary "a
fall, 81: Ethel David. So; Daniel Day
ko, 81; Charles Fcldman, 80 cents;
Antonio Gamboa, Amanda Gomba.
81; G. Hansen. So; Michael
Haremza, SO; John Healev.
81; NJ. Ho%lodinsky, SO; Howard Jen-
sen 81; Arthur Kramer, 81; John Me
Laughlin, so cents; Ray Nielsen, 81;
Norman Olsen. IS; &ufred Rasnus-
sen, 81; Margaret Rossi, So; Ralph
Sharp. 81; Fred Stubs, IS; Henry
loft. $3.50; James Patten. S.; Robert
stark, 50; Harry Larson, IS, making D
total of $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
CRAMBURY

Early on Saturday morning Mrs.
Ella Farr Bennett, widow of Ora Ben
nett, passed away at the home of her
son-in-law, Walter r. Dey, after a
few hours illness. Mrs. Bennett was
the eldest child of the late Rev. and
Elizabeth Farr. The remaining chill
dren are Elizabeth Farr Mr.. Charles
II. Dey, Hightstown; Mrs. Clifford
Conover, Cranbury: Mrs. William b.
Mount, E~nglishtown; Frederick Farr
of Englishtown. She leaves foul chill
dren, Mrs. Richard Mason, John d.
Bennett, Mrs. Walter R. Dey and Miss
Mabel Ber nett, all of this vicinity.
Funeral services were held at the
home of her son-in-law, Walter +.
Dey, Locust Corner on Tuesday, Feb
ruary fourth at two O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vreeland and
daughter of Trenton, were guests on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Welsh.
Mrs. Ella stults is spending some
time at the home of Mrs. w. II. Sill
vers.
Miss Estella Van Derveer, Of Day
ton, was the guest over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Raymond Wicof.
The Stitct and Chatter Club will
meet on Thursday afternoon at the
will be election of officers and work
planned for the coming ear
The Christian Endeavor of the
First Presbyterian church has elected
the following officers for the coming
year. President, Charles Synme".
Vice president, Earl Butcher; secre-
t>ry, Miss Margaret Bergen; treas
urer, Miss Mary SymInes, correspond
ing SECRETARY. Miss Laura Scudder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
q. From Charles Lipka.

JJGdl TTleIu Iolh.
1t may be Il surprise TO you but
never mind old pal, l did not forget
you or your wife and family.
Well we are resting up now and all
waiting patiently for a snip to take
MS to the dear old L. $. A. Believe
me, Tom, what us fellows went
through we know the meaning of n
grand and glorious country. ] am
billetsd in q French chateau and writ
ting this by a dim candle light on the
floor, for our mahogany furniture
hasn't arrived yet. We can see this
stars through the roof, and mud it's
ankle deep and nothing but rain.
When inspection comes we got all to
do to keep clean. It's mud and rain
everywhere a fellow looks. We take
baths outside every week.
Well this country is nice for seem
cry. We certainly did some travel
ing since we left the good old L. S.
A. Tom, I've seen things that / do
not want to recollect again in my life.
But war is war and worse than Gen.
sherman said. We had a fine \mas
Inner out in the open air and New
Years also.
/ met Dewey Klein at the American
docks in Bassans and he is at some
hospital there. The both of us were
greatly surprised when we met each
OIlltI lOu a iildHitt AiiC INNiiiibo
of two pals meeting in :. foreign
country.
/ am sorry to hear of all our
friends dying of h flu, but it's Gods
will on or off the battle field.
/ belong TO the S7th Division from
Camp Dix. We are called the Acorn,
Division" That means sturdiness
and strength for the acorn m
from the oak tree. ] certainly am
anxious to get home. / suppose you
have plenty OF NOW by now Ell? We
have no snow here, but its not n
too warm. We have to keep on the
move.
/ bet there was a great time when
the peace armistice was signed. !
just can imaeine the joy and excite
ment It created. But us fellows had
celebrations too, but OF a different
kind.
Please excuse pencil writing Tom,
for We have no ink and are no where
near a Y. NJ G. A. and sven reading
matter is scarce. but we should worry
we are going home soon.
Well, old boy, ] am going II close
and hope this finds you n your FAM
lily in the best of health. Goodbye
and good luck.
Your friend.
MECH. CHAS. LIPkA.
r. S.-Tell Mrs. Klein that Dewey
is well and healthy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
MAKE REPORTS
At ROOSEVELT
Question of Better Water Serv-
ice Also Comes Up at
Meeting
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT, Feb. 4.-The bor-
ough council met last night at the fire
house with Mayor Hermann and
Councilmen Lawlor, Brewer, Andres.
Coughlin, Gerke and Brown present;
also Judge Z. +. DAILY, Clerk w. V.
Quin, Engineer +. F. Simons and Col
lector C. A. Brady.
The monthly report of Recorder
Edw. j. He'll was received, accom-
panied with a check OF S143.70. The
report was referred to the police COM
mittee.
The monthly report of Chief of Po-
lice Harrington was referred to the
police committee.
The annual report of the borough
treasurer, c. A. Brady, was received
and referred to the finance committee.
A communication from the street
and highway commission regarding
the building of good streets was re-
ceived and filed.
The National Surety Company sent
a three-year bond for the borough
treasurer, which Judge Daily said
would have to be returned n one for
the term of n rear gotten in its
place, which was required under the
borough law, which was ordered done.
The question of poor water service
came up for discussion, where in
many cases during certain hours of
the day it was unable to get water TO
the second floor, due it was thought,
to over drawing from the mains. As
this is both detrimental to health,
and much damage also done in other
ways no satisfaction could be gotten
from the water authorities, Judge
DAILY was instructed TO communicate
with the water company and if they
failed to give better service, to take 1t
UP with the state authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
JAMESBURG

Two tourists were given accommo-
dations at the borough lookup on Sun
day for the first in some months. They
gave the names of John pross, aged
fifty-seven, of Dover, N. j.. and Ed
yard Gridley, forty-six years, of IL
Shipman street, Newark. They were
on their way from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scarlet and
family, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
1. Voorhees,, the latter a sister Of Mr..
Scarlet "a former resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace French, of
New brunswick, spent Sunday with
DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Shinn. Mr.. French
was at one time acting superintendent
of the Home for Boys at this place.
Frederick Nodocker spent the week
end with his son, Frederick Nodocker,
at Roselle.
Sergeant Fred Gunson, of head
quarters, Camp Dix, has received his
honorable discharge from the service
and resumed his position at the First
National bank. Grayson Van Cleaf,
who was employed during Mr.. Gun
sons absence, will shortly enroll as a
student in a Trenton Business School.
Entrance was forced into a tool
shed used by the car inspectors at
pper Jamesburg by three boys, WHO
made their escape from the Home for
Boys and the place completely sacked.
Among the articles taken was a thirty
two calibre revolver, some bullets and
a complete layout of clothing. The
theft was reported to Marshal Fill
hover by the railroad authorities. No
trace Of them has been found up to
this time.
Private Alfred Lange of Fort Du-
Pont, Delaware, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
LANCE.
Mrs. Annie Soden spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Spots
wood.
Willard Snedeker, who returned to
the Colonial hospital Thursday last,
was given a thirty days furlough and
is at his home here. He expects to be
measured shortly for his artificial leg.
Mechanics Home Council will hold
a class initiation Tuesday night when
three candidates will be obligated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-04
M ETUCHEN

The burglar, which entered the
home of Mrs. Phoebe Martin has been
identified as Bill Bonis and lives with
his mother in the borough, and has
been. placed in the county jaial in
New Brunswick.
Mrs. Wilmot Wood entertained Mr..
and Mrs. A. 4. Strong, of New York
over the weck end.
Miss Altman, of New York. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Herman Gross.
Gilbert Mason is quite seriously i'll
at his home with an attack of influ-
enza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nook and
young son, left home Friday to spend
the remainder of the winter in the
south.
An indoor golf tournament will be
held at the club house Friday even
ing: also an artist contest" informal
card game n dancing. The enter
tainment committee consisting OF fcur
live men, are planning to give club
members and their friends something
at the club house every Friday evening
to aid in the social life OF the bor-
ough, which has been so actively en-
gagged in serious work for the past
wear or two. A Valentine card party
with prizes the next Friday evening
and the annual club anniversary re-
ception the following Friday, have al
ready been scheduled. Mrs. ii. ID.
Johnson and daughters will be the
hostesses this month. and a good time
is promised.
captain and Mrs. L. +. Molineux
have returned from Annapolis, where
they went last week to attend the
graduating exercises OF their son Wal
ter.
The enlisted mems dance will be
held at the high school Thursday
night.
Mrs. W. Wood entertained a number
of friends sunday afternoon at her
home at five o'clock tea.
The regular month ly meett1y n
the l.. l. L.. was held Monday after
loon at the home of Mrs. Hull.
Mrs Edward Kelly will entertain
the Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church Friday after
Don
Mrs. Lewis Martin, OF Philadelphia.
Is visiting Der parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Nook.
Will Compton has returned home
from France.
Mrs. De Witt Price was a Brooklyn
visitor Monday.
The Bridge Club will meet with
Mrs. Dudley Browning Wednesday.
The Saturday dancing class for chill
dren and young people at the club
house has been a great success.