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TYPEIVRiTERs.

i SMITH. TYPEwRIrER EX.
,J. change. Typewriiers sold, rented ard
.,.'at-od Agents for AmcO Adding Ma
~. T. A. b. check writer's. . w. Seventh
- over barber shop. Phone sob or z'ta
deciJ-1yr
RENTED THREE
nontbp. $500. Rental applied on pur-
.hase sold $500 monthly. Typewriter
seneired. Royal Typewriter Agency Type
wrlter Exchange, second npor- W; Sor'
seventh aud Market sts nur1-.u.
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HELP WANTEO-FESIALE
GIRLS WANTED

Experienced and learners TO work
on sewing machines, making ath.
letic union suits; good pay while
learning. When you become eHperi-
ences you can earn. very good
wnges. We pay Inc Yefy beat piece
work rates and bonus. Continuous
work on one part, all year round.
Clean, light and pleasant york
room. Apply, at once.
TOPKlS BROS. CO..
OF French Street
dec26-iy-
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To Philadelphia
and Chester
stopping at Pennsurove
FAST FREIGHT AND 2
pAceE<CFn SERVICE

Leave Wilmington Fourth Street
Wharf, and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf, daily, except Saturdays and Sun.
days, 500 A. NJ. 400 noon and <.l5 y. NJ
On Saturdays aud Sundays, T,30. i0.3t
A. a., $50, l.tb and 100 II. N,
WIIMINGrON-P ROUTE
Schedule In Effsct April 9TH,
A, M,, II o'clock noon, 400, 400, 600
900, 1000 aud i9,oo y. a. :, ~,
Leave Pepnssrovs u5o, 7.in, 600, iioo
A. ", 100. a.c0, 800, 100, 900 and ioo
= ssst o. for ohsrtsr for sv.ning excursions
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NOR sAf.E-oNE COLUMBIA GRAF
Il onoin. slightly used, was so; now to
euiri, buyer. $50; one $3.50 large size CO.
inmbia 6rafoaola. used only short time
sired. Jessup Piano Co.. iO6 W. Tenth st.
nnr5-0t
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REGIsTER's ORDER.

EsTATE OF FRANClSAA zABLOINA T.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
A5mfnistration upon the estate or iran
.feto IabIotny. late Of Wilmington nun
5-eT deceased were duly granted unto
fosenh A. Zablotny. on the twenty-third
Je,y "a March. A. ID. 1920. aud all persons
Indebted 10 the said deceased are requ slei
20 make payment 10 the administrator
without delay, and al persons haNiAs u-,,
monds against the deceased are requlr,
~ e~bibit and present the same, duly
,robafed 10 the said administrators, on OF
before the twenty third day OF March, A.
IN 199i or abide by the law In this henat
'O2i-' Administrator.
Address George L. Townsend, Jr., At
torney-at-law, Ford BLDG wilmington
Del ui'--'
EsTATT OF WALTER J. JOHNSON
IL SR., DECEASED. II.
Notice rs hereby given that Letters o.
5,einisfratlon. upon the estate of Walter
Z Iobnson. Sr.. late Of Wilmington hun
Jrod deeeased. were duly granted unto
rgnitabie Trust Company, on the twenty.
tos,rth dav of March a. ID. 1920, and al
,,s-sors Indebted 20 the said deceased arc
rreouesfed 10 make payment 20 the admin
istrafor without delay, ana all persons
bavine demands against the deceased ar'
reouired 10 exhibit and present the same
dntv probated, TO the said Administra,
,s u..s ~ or before the twenty y-fourth day
of March. g. d. 1921, or abide by the Ia"
III 'F1S 'FF1oSuITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator.
Address wilmington, Delaware
rrarol-eod OF.
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1IINITFTIAIt VI UIoNVIlUIIUN.
Now therefore. /, Everett &. johnson,
secretary OF State. Of the State OF Delaware
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did. on the sixth dny OF April. A. ID.
1920 Gle IN the office a duly executed and
attested consent. In writing. 10 the disso-
luton OF said corporation, executed by all
the stockholders thereof, which said con
sent and the records OF the proceedings
aforesaid. are now on file in my said Office
as provided by law.
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IN TESTIMONY

WHEREOF. 1
have hereunto
- - set r1y hand ami
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, ~
Sec,ctRry's Office Dover. THIS ftn
1853 Delaware 1sV5 day OF Apru, IN
1911 the year OF our
- Lord, one thou
sand. nine hun
dred and twsnfy-
.Dre.is sscrosary of shs>
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VxvANrED boy FOR GGNENA,L GG;lts',.
w ofacc work. Room ov' .l,s N9els,,"'' s4
Bldg,
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'FnTTrIcATE or DISSOLUTION.

Now. therefore. /, Everett c. johnson.
Secretary OF state. OF the State Of Della
ware 40 hereby certify that the said cor.
porntion ala, on the third day of
Aprii. A. ID. 1920, hle In the Office
duly executed and nttested consent, IN writ
lng, 10 the dissolution OF said corporation,
executed by an the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the records OF the
inv said Office as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
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FOR SALE.
ROOMS ron RENT

EOR nENT -. FURNISHED ROOM.
IL second hoor i2cc Market 81 apri-St'
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nELp W,NTEp-FEMALr

XNANTED-GIR TURNER BROS.
W Laundry. 423 W. Second St. nprs-3t.
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IVOR SALE - OVERLAND CHuMMf
II roadster. wire wheels, cheap. Apply
evenings, between and O'clock. gls Il.
2-nd st. npio-'''
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IrOR sALE-ONE WHITE 2-TON
IL dump truck; steel body overhauled.
The Basic Mfg. CO., 7o5 Equitable Bldg.
apr3-dt.
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HELP w,NTEu-MALE.

1xrANrED-fNs AGENL AI-
w piy W. Sinsh S.. Room B. apro-S1'
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HATCufNG EGGS FROM HEAVY
i'll LAYERS: prize winning stock; Barred
Rocks. 4 Z. White Leghorn, pekin Ducks,
Bronze Turkey. Extrn quality, brookwood
Farm, Greonvllie, Del. Ihos. W Prentice
Manager. hpIi-"oN-A'
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ron SALE.

IMMEDIATE SALE or FURNITURE
Il Dol Nandever Ave. aprs-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
Tottenuille

; J, w. Reilly, general director of
railroads. and Joseph McGathey, of
Baltimore, special Investigators of
the b. and o., We're here yesterday
looking over the property of the Rap
id Transit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Olsen have
moved from Amboy road, Richmond
Valley, to Hammonton, N. j.
Mrs. Henry Lund is out after be-
ing confined to her home i'll last week
Deputy Sheriff Abner A. Wood has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ii. E.
Nance, of Hazlet. N. j..
John J Turley retired lieutenant of
the police department IS at the head
of the~guards stationed at the new
piers being erected by the city of
New York, between> T~ompkinsville
and Clifton.
The March committee of the La
dies Aid Society of st. Paurs church
has arranged for a concert to be held
in the lecture room of the church to-
morrow night. An excellent program
has been prepared by Mrs. James
LANG. chairman OF the committee.
Refreshments will be served with the
ticket of admission.
A rehearsal of the T~ottenville Or
chestra under the direction of An
rew M. Sprague was held last night
at the Masonic temple.
A special communication of l-u-
guenot Lodge No. 3S1, +. and A. NJ,
VIII be held at the temple tomorrow
night for the purpose of comforting
the first degree on five candidates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
SOUTH AMB0Y Y. M. C. A..
PLANS FOR BIG DRIVE

SOUTH AMBOY, March 24:-Last
night n meeting was held in the Y.
M. c. A. at which time arrangements
were made for the coming member
ship drive to be held during the week
Of April IL to 10.
1t was decided to have two teams,
n to be called the Nuts and the
other the "Jeffs." The Nuts will
be headed by Raymond Perkins as
captain and the "Jeffs'' by e.. c.
Thomas. The aim will be three hun
dred new members. During the cam
paign there will he a special rate of
SO for the years membership, re-
CARELESS If the man is O railroad IN
ploye or not. A dinner is being plan
ned at the close OF the drive for the
members of the two teams. With the
announcement that the Chase resi-
dence on Broadway is being held as
the future home of the "Y" the
members are entering the campaign
with q great deal of enthusiasm.
The Nuts" are Raymond Perk-
ms, l.. L. Sheppard, Milton Nilsson, A.
w. Miller, Richard Corbin,
E. p. King, Frederick Lear, Louis
Clayton, B. f. Gominger, r. P. Mason
and Fletcher Hoffman. The "Jeffs"
are Z. c. Thomas, b. 8. Winn, M. Lee
Stults, Leonard Tice, w. Chapman,
c. Peterson, p. A~pplegate. Floyd
J. KEENAN,, J. L. Apple
gate, Andrew Dill, Jr., and Charles
Anderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
HOSPITAL TRUSTEES PLAN
FOR FINAL CAMPAIGN

By Spc "a! Correspondent.
TOTTENV1lAE, March 24:-At n
meeting of the board Of trustees and
some of the medical staff of the
fiehmond Memorial Hospital held al
the TottcnVille National Bank last
night plans were discussed for a
campaign to be held for funds for the
maintenance of the hospital. Major
Clark, ex-army officer who was with
Herbert Hoover, food administrator,
on his trip overseas, and who is an
expert in this line, was at the meet
ing and explained the mode of con-
Quoting such a campaign.
No action was taken in the matter,
it having been put off until the meet
ing next Tuesday night. Various
other matters were discussed at the
meeting with regard to the opening
of the hospital for the reception of
patients on Easter Sunday. AT a
meeting two weeks ago it was decid-
ed to have the formal opening to the
public on this day but owing to all
of the furnishings not being ready
for that time the formal opening to
the public was put off until a later
date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
KEYP0RT THOUGHT CLUB
AT MRS. o. D. WALLlNG'S

By Special Correspondent.
kEYPORT, March 24-Mrs. o. ID
Walling entertained the Thought
Club at her home Monday night. al
which time Mrs. William Maurer
was unanimously elected a member
of the club. A program was given
including a vocal solo by Mrs. Thorn
as l.. Smith, a reading by Mrs. Will
liam +. Eckhart, mandolin solos by
Mrs. Gertrude Woodhouse, vocal solo,
Mrs. Fred l.. Schildknecht ad a vo-
cal duet by Mrs. L. \. Smith and
Mrs. Eva Reynolds.
A pleasant social hour followed,
during which dainty cakes and ices
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Miss Alta Walling, Mrs. Chester
Mathews and Mrs. Eva Reynolds.
Those present were Mrs. Roland c..
Dey, Mrs. Berenice Brophy. Mrs. w.
stephen Wallace, Mrs. John Foster.
Mrs. Euretta Ogden, Mrs. j. Arch
MacEwan, Mrs. Fred c. Ogden, MIS-.
II. Lewis Hutchinson, Mrs. Fred j..
Schildknecht. Mrs. Fred L.solo-. gF
Sc~hildknecht, Mrs. Thomas J.. Smith,
Mrs. William s. Holmes Mrs William
e. Bedle, Mrs. Fannie Morris. Mrs.
George NJ. Post, Mrs. Charles Kru-
ser. Miss Helen Osborn, Miss Annie
/. Tilton. Mrs. Chester Mathews,
Mrs. w. r. Aumack. Mrs. Chester A..
Walling, Miss Linda Adams, Mrs.
Gertrude Woodhouse. Mrs. Clarence
r. Bedle. Mrs. Eva Reynolds. Mrs.
Frank A. Smith. Miss Alta Walling'
and Mrs. @. ID. Walling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
South Amboy

Inc committee on management OF
the Y. Nj. G, A. is planning to hold
n stag at which time the medals won
at bowling and basketball will be
presented.
At a meeting of the Building Loan
ASSOCIATION resolutions were adopted
increasing the salary of the secretary
ana making provision to all share
holders to pay their own taxes. Under
This new schedule it will be possible
to borrow money at a lower rate of
interest and the shares will mature
sooner.
Last night the traffic committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting in the headquarters. Chair
man o. w. Welsh and his committee
nave an active program OF work laid
out.
On Friday the new assembly of the
NJ. Il. A, Local No. 80, will hold a
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A.
Tomorrow night there Will be a
lecture in the auditorium by ID. b.
Kennedy on Yard Operations"
Last night the American Legion
moved into their new headquarters in
the Dangler building on Broadway.
The boys attracted q great deal of
attention marching over Broadway
carrying the furniture keeping in
step with q bass drum.
Tonight there will be q meeting of
tho industrial committee of the
Chamber of Commerce. Those who
have been appointed are j. A. New
meyer, Chris Mulrain, Theodore
Manduka, j. j. Scully, II. +. Tedesco.
Robert Segrave. A. j. Miller. w. Z.
Nichols, r.. Gallagher and j. Baird
Perrine.
The Edward ]. Edwards Democra-
tic Club will hold a meeting tomor-
row night in Welsh's Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. James McNanus, OF
Manhattan, visited in town on sun
day.
Miss Helen Finan has been APP
pointed by Postmaster Driscoll as
clerk at the local postal station. She
succeeds Miss Florence Peterson, OF
New Dorp, who has been transferred
to Stapleton.
Mrs. Jacob Stern, of A1inadale.
visited, In Tottenville yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Adam Esselborn was a visitor
IN Perth Ambey yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gross and
children lave been visiting in the
Bronx.
Mrs. F. Block has returned home
from a visit with relatives at New
Haven, Conn.
Court Giffords No. 1913, Foresters
of America, has arranged for a ben
eft vaudeville show to be given at
the Great Kills theatre next Monday
night with an excellent program.
The parcel post social held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Hall Saturday
night was a most successful affair.
A good sum was realized for the
benefit of the Reformed church.
Molly Stark Council. Daughters of
America, met last night at Amicitia
hall.
Ladies' Night will be observed by
the Amicitia Association tonight at
its c~lubroons. Dancing, games and,
refreshments are on the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
NATAWAN ACTS
ON POOR Gas
Report Standard Company
Plans to Increase Service
Tax From rs to so Cents
81 special Correspondont.

BU SpeCiuI CORRESPONDENT.
MATAWAN, March 24.-The poor
service being given the borough by the
Standard Gas Company of Keyport
was one of the topics up for discussion
last night at the meeting of the Dor
ough council. 1t was reported to the
council h a the company is planning
10 raise the service tax to fifty cents.
AT the present time the tax is twenty
five cents. The citizens of the bor-
ough do not wan this raise and will
petition the Public Utility Commission
against it if necessary. The poor
pressure given the borough was dis
Icussed and it was found that in some
sections people can moi obtain
ienough gas for light or cooking. The
matter was left in the hands of
councilman Fury to investigate.
A communication was received from
the secretary of the fine arts depart
lment of the Woman's Club, to the
effect that If the new public library
building which is contemplated for
the borough sometime in h future
is not built on the main street in the
center of the town. $500 which the
department has raised for the build
ing of the library will not be avail
bic. The communication was placed
in the hands of Councilman Lloyd. 1t
has been suggested that the new
library should be Incorporated in h
new school which it is planned TO
build in the near future, this school
10 be situated lin Broad street. 1t
would seem from the communication
that the Fine Arts Department /
not approve of this suggestion.
For some time past the people oil
the borough have been complaining OF
the yellow condition of the water.
Due to the long winter, Superinten-
dept Rue of the water works claim
ed that it was impossible to blow out
the hydrants as they might freeze up.
However with the coming of warmer
weather, the hydrants of the borough
have been opened and the water mains
blown out which has greatly improV-
ed the water.
Mayor Henderson reported on the
wv information he had received
from Engineer George A. Johnson OF
New York. 1t was decided that no
would be taken by the council
until after the Mayor has seen john
son.
A communication was received from
the Raritan Terminal n Waterway
Association, telling of a meeting to
be held in the Perth Amboy city hall
April 2 and requesting that the
was decided to write for further in
formation on the matter before taxi
ing any definite action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
"HELP The OTHER FELLOW"
WEEK TO Be OBSERVED HERE

Help the Other Fellow Week"
during which time the members of
the boys department Will show their
attitude toward those less fortunate
than themselves, will be recognized
from April 8 to 10. In this onnec
ton the boys will raise a sum of
money which they will donate to
HEADQUARTERS 10 carry on three
phases of good work, NAMELY, state,
national and foreign. The attitude
here IS purely unselflsh, as none or
the money raised will be used local
w.. At the state convention in Mont
clair a short time ago Perth Amboy
pledged $40 and the boys represent
ing the city will see that the pledge
is kept.
There is something more than
giving this small amount to support
the bows work the world over. 1t is
with the idea of giving h boys a
chance to be philanthropists, regard
less of to what degree, that i &C"
tivity has been instituted. The entire
idea is in holding with the principles
of the Y. NJ. c. A. that every man
owes something to his fellow being,
and this will be an opportunity fof
the boys here to show to what extent
they will deny themselves Tor the
other fellow.
Although the program mas not
been given out 1t Is knoWn MAJ an
members of the boys department ana
the Junior clubs connected with ihe
Y. NJ. c, A. will enter n the actlvl-
ties of fhe week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
Jamesburg

At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society, of the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon, an Interesting ses-
sion was held. A report from the
committee i'll charge of the Martha
Washington supper was read and il
showed a profit of $3.50. The women
planned to start a drive for funds
to clear off the debt, incurred by the
redecorations OF the interior OF the
edifice. Committees will be named
and the started out next
week.
Marshal Gustav Fillhower, who has
been ill a week with a carbuncle. Is
able to be about and on duty once
more.
Michael and Charles N~arazonic
have leased their dwelling and
moved to Newark.
The every member canvass of the
members of the Presbyterian church
Will be concluded with the present
week and advance reports show that
unusua interest has been aroused.
Do lot become excited on Thurs
day evening at $3.50 If you hear the
fire alarm sounded from box SO on
Thursday night. Fire Chief Harry
Lokerson and Harry l.. Emmons who
have been making repairs to the auto
matte fire alarm system, will test the
service from boX 33, located at Dor
ough hall.
If you are IN doubt as TO how your
grandparents learned their lessons
years ago just attend tho e3ttertaIn-
ment at Lange's hall tomorrow night.
The Dramatic Club Of tho Jamesbu:g
Methodist church will give an enter
tainment entitled Eye Ode Time
Skewl," with a good cast of Local
t~hespians. The proceeds are for the
church fund.
no. ~ Data l. % - r.o-ta, HOO s+aT
convalescent from an operation.
With the opening of the spring
weather Morris Fisher will continue
tho creation of a cement block gar
age in the rear of his place. LIE
Roy Reid Will be in charge OF The re-
pair part of the business when COM
pleted.
Several local bowlers will go to
South Amboy tonight to roll with the
Helmetta team in their efforts against
South Amboy T. r.. X. Y. NJ. c. A.
bowling five al the headquarters al
leys.
Rev. j. B. Shaw, pastor Of the
Methodist church Is Ill at the
manse. He was unable to attend to
the Sunday services.
The Jamesburg Water Company
have made the repairs to a leak in
the main pipe opposite the residence
of II. A. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow r. Under
wood are heading for the Canadian
cattle section on their honeymoon
trip and will combine business with
pleasure. II former Will purchase
some prize stock for addition to the
herd at the Forsgate farm ear here,
where Mr.. Underwood is in charge
of the dairy.
James Paxton. who fractured his
arm several weeks ago, is able to be
about in his duties as j~anitor Of the
Presbyterian church.
Albert Owens, mail carrier, has
been ill for several days. Edward
Clinton substituted as carrier dur
ing the illness Of Mr.. Owens.
All the churches in town are put
ting the finishing touches to the SER
vices of song to be given at the
Easter observance. The programs
will be announced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
WANT COR0N[Rs
IN CITY AGAIN
Senator Lynch Introduces Bill
in Legislature to Restore Of
flee Again in Greater City
az speciai Correspondent,

~ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENNILLE, March 24:-State
Senator John A. Lynch, representing
the county of Richmond and Rock
a at Albany, has introduced a bill
in the senate to abolish the Office of
chief medical examiner in the great
er city II to restore in each of the
five boroughs the office of coroner.
The bill s~tipulatcS that the office of
coroner as was the case up TO the
time the Office was legislatcd out of
existence several years ago, shall be
an elective one. II provides that
there shall be four coroners in the
borough OF Manhattan, two in the
Bronx, two in Brooklyn, two in
Queens and one in Richmond. The
salary of the coroner as we'll as the
chief clerk and such assistants as are
deemed necessary in the annual bud
get are to be ixed by the Board of
Estimate. The bill if enacted would
become effective January l., 1922.
According to the measure the coron-
er's term would be four years.
While medical men are said to be
oppose to the restoration of the
coroner's Office, those in favor of the
bill declare that the present system
of medical examiner has proven in
adequate. chief among the reasons
the latter hold as being sufficient to
wipe out the present system Is that it
invests the power of inquest in a
single person who is answerable to
no one. On the other hand, q coro-
ner was answerable to a jury. They
point out, too, that the coroner sys-
tenn was a particular help to poor
people in cases Of accident, in that
the testimony brought out at the in
quest very often proved of great aid
to them in damage suits. Still an
other argument advanced by the sup
porters of the bill Is that in case of
accident or foul play medical exam
liners do not put IN appearance until
there is a death, leaving the task of
getting ante-mortem statements to
the police, whereas corOners, by APP
pearing right on the scene, obtain
their own ante-mortem statements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
Report

George Porter of Front street has
returned after having spent several
days in Brooklyn as the guest Of Mr..
Morris Tilton.
Plans are progressing for the en-
t~ertainment and sale to be held in
Calvary NJ. e. church under the di-
rection of the Junior league ON April
10th.
Miss Belle Durrua met with a pain
ful accident on Monday night when
sac fell from the porch of Alton
Waling's residence. Miss Durrua was
SO painfully bruised that DIR. w. b.
Allen was called to attend her.
William A. Triton spent Tuesday in
Brooklyn where he attended the fun
eral services of his cousin Mrs. Eliza
beth Mason. Mrs. Mason is well known
here having been a frequent visitor in
the borough for many "a past.
Miss Linda Adams of Hted Bank, is
spending several days as the guest of
Mrs. Eva Reynolds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
WILLS PR0BATED

'By STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, March "a
The following wills were probated by
the surrogate yesterday.
The will of Agnes Henderson OF
Highland Park who died February 20,
was probated yesterday. Margaret Il.
Meinhart, a daughter has been named
rs the e%xecutrix. There are two sons
surviving, Alex and Thomas of New
Brunswick.
Irwin Bovine. a son is named as the
executor Of the estate of James ID.
Bovine of Monroe township, who died
on March IL. The other survivor is
a daughter. Mary y. kirkpatrick, of
J~amesburg.
The third will to be probated yes
terday is that of Hugh Healey of Pts
Getaway township. who died on Jan
uary 20. Hugh X. Healey, Jr., of
New Brunswick is named as the exc
cutor and the other survivors are Hen
rietta, the widow, of Brooklyn. and
Clifford. a son, of San Francisco.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-24
Keasbey

The Camp Fire Girls held a cere-
monial meeting last night at the
home of their guardian Miss Rose
Robinson. Those present were the
Misses Sarah McGraw, Theresa Low
enkopf, Marguerite Quish. Florence
Robinson and Rose Robinson.
Mrs. James Johnson and child, of
Perth Amboy, visited her mother,
Mrs. Claus Lund, here yesterday.
Mrs. John Burke and daughter.
La Verne. visited relatives here yes
.terday.
Protection Fire Company No. l has
made arrangements to have a carni-
val come here some time in May.
Mrs. Louis E. Meyer was an out
of town visitor yesterday afternoon.
The Board of Fire Commissioners
did not meet Saturday night owing
to the lack of a quorum.
Otto Schuster was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Sehuster, of Hobo
ken, yesterday.