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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

sentenced April "a, 1911, to serve a
twenty-five year sentence, and John
Sullivan, sentenced July IL. 1913.
for a term of from twelve to
thirty years for second degree muir
der.
Vincent Cash. sentenced May 10,
1915, to serve from twenty to thirty
years, and Gus Mattson, sentenced
February ?. 1911, to erv fifteen
years, were the Hudson men paroled.
The two Essex prisoners serving
murder terms granted mercy by the
court were Michael Timpone.
sentenced June 1, 1908. to serve
twenty-five years. and Charles Todd,
sentenced March. IS for 80 years.
Following is the list of paroles in
other cases:
Middlesex: John Coates, larceny;
Paul RECORD. Transporting females
for the purpose of prostitution: Kali
man Ur, ~attrocious assault and
battery; William Morton. man
slaughter.
Monmouth: Lester Morris, statuto-
ry offense; Elijah Yetman, assault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Protect NatIonaI ParK.

YELLOWSTONE PARK, wyo-
Unthinking tourists who deface the
beautiful natural formations of yell
lowstone National Park by writing
their names and crude sentiments in
geyser bowls and on hot springs
terraces are meeting with quick dis
cipline this year.
Under an effective system of reg
istration. every tourist entering the
park now is being checked in on ar
rival and checked out on departure
and his method of travel noted.
II in his W automobile. the state
number of the machine is recorded.
With such information available,
conversations like the following
sometimes r heard over the park
telephone system:
Hello, hello. Is this the north
entrance? All right, Chief Ran
gers office speaking. John @.
Blank, travelling in automobile with
- state license No. 12345, wrote
his name yesterday in Old Faithful
basin. Hold him when the car
checks out"
And when the automobile arrives
at the north gate. or any other of
the parks four entrances. Mr.. Blank
or Mrs. Blank or Miss Blank IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
N. ]. WAR MEMORIAL
IF LEGISLATURE AIDS

By The Associated Press.
TRENTON, July 15.-Wilbur Zim-
norman, of Atlantic City, president
of the state federation of district
boards of education of New Jersey.
announced at the State House today
that the much-discussed state war
memorial building would be erected,
il the legislature in 1921 c~ooperated
with New Jerseys school children.
Mr.. Zimmerman also said that
'ft may surprise the public to know
that the total amount of money for
this memorial collected to the Interest
of the school children up to April
was s~63,57O.19. When the state
house commission during the Edge
administration initiated the move
ment for a statewide building drive,
It is my understanding the intention
was to have $4,000 raised through
the schools of the state and the
balance to be appropriated through
the legislature. You will observe by
the figures l give you that $1~3.570.1s
represents the over-collection at the
hands Of the school children"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
TottenDiLle

Mrs. Abram Reckhow has return
ed home after visiting her daughter
at Baltimore, Nc.
Miss Florence Robedee is spend
ing two weeks vacation at her home.
Mrs. Earl Dickson is home after
visiting at Wildwood. N. J., the past
week.
John Mcdonald and his son, j.
Leonard Mcdonald and Captain r.
D. Ellis were at the polo grounds
Tuesday when Babe Ruth made five
strike outs and broke the bat after
the game.
MI. and Mrs. W. LeGrand Ham
ilton, their daughter Alice. his
father, William H. Hamilton. and
Miss Eleanor Woglom. returned last
night after an auto trip up the state.
The trip was cut short because of
Alice suffering with ivy poison n
Miss Wolglom with a cut foot.
Mrs. Charles Einhorn. of Krei-
scherville, died at the Memorial hos
pital Tuesday.
Many prizes will be awarded at
the euchre to be held at the Aque-
honga Club house tomorrow night
for the benefit of the building fund
Of the club.
The meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society held yes
terday afternoon at st. sPaurs lee
ture room. was largely attended by
members.
Bathing at the beach adjoining
Browns shipyard at the foot OF Am
boy road during the past several
warm days has attracted many
young folks from the lower section
of the town who find it a good bath
ing spot when it is so warm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
OMNIBUS CASES
ARE ADJ0URNED
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Draper Asks That They
Be Postponed Until August.
y speelal correspondent.

- AkINaAA
TOTTENVILLE, July 10
Whether the auto buses and stages
Operating between the s. 5. White
Dental plant at Prince Bay. and the
Various towns surrounding must
have an omnibus license is still a
question. When the case of the
three bus owners summoned two
weeks 6 by patrolmen OF the 60th
precinct station, ~Tottenville, was
called in the second district court
yesterday morning they were ad-
journed until Tuesday. August 10
by Magistrate Croak. the presiding
Judge. This was done OF motion OF
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Draper appearing for the city of
New York in the matter against the
bus men. They are Julius Cohen of
Amboy road and Fred Buickerood
OF Wood avenue, ~Tottenville. and
William Jahns Of Arthur Kill road,
Kreischerville.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Draper speaking before the court
said that in his opinion h buses
of these men and others of like cal
ibre operating as they do between
no given station need not to have
an omnibus license, for this reason
he asked to have the case adjourn
ed until next month. There are a
number of these auto stages and
kbusses operating between the dental
.plant and the various towns on this
Iend of the island and should they
be made to take out an omnibus
license according to the carrying
capacity of their machine would
have to go out OF business because
they could not afford to do so.
Cohen and Buickerood were also
summoned to court for operating a
bus without a franchise from the
city of New York. This is also a
test case and a decision is pending
in this matter. which is expected to
be decided at the same time.
Should some of the auto stages
plying between the dental plant
have to secure the regular omnibus
license and get a franchise from the
city for operating the same there
would a great hardship for the men
and women working at that place
who use this method of getting back
and forth from work. These have
been running for years from the
plant carrying the workers without
any molestation. II they are taken
loffthe workers will have to use the
trains as far as Prince Bay and
walk a mile from the station to the
plant in the morning and the same
on their return home at night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Junior Rifle Club Started
Among the Boy Scouts

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 1.-THE
Winchester Junior Rifle Club has
been organized by Scout Master
Charles Long. of Troop rs Boy
Scouts of Kreischerville. The or
ganization meeting was held Tues
day night at the Community club
house, Kreischerville. and sixteen
members signed up for the club.
The membership of the club is linn
tied to boys from IL to IT years of
good standing in the community.
Boys OF Troop 81. of Tottenviile
will be eligible to join the same as
those of Kreischerville. An effort
will be made to secure a perma-
nent place for meetings and a place
for a rife range. After the meeting
Tuesday night refreshments of cake
and coffee were served. There will
be another meeting next Tuesday
night at the same place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
First Band Concert Tonight
On No. | School Grounds
BIZ special corresponden..

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July IS. - The
first band concert of the season in
Tottenville under the park depart
ment of the city of New York will
be held tonight on the grounds of
public school No. / inBrighton street.
The concert will start at s o'clock
and will be given by the Standard
Shipbuilding Corporation band of
Mariners Harbor. of which Robert
Falconer Is the leader. This band was
secured after the contract for the
concerts to be given here, we returned
down by the T~ottenville band which
has been given these entertainments
for the past several years. There
are two other concerts scheduled
for Tottenville during the summer
on July 20 and August IL and they
will be given by the same band.
Park Commissioner Thomas Nc
Giniey for the borough of Richmond
arranged with this band for the con-
certs after they had been turned
down by the Tottenville band.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
ANOTHER BIG EVENT
FOR THE JR. O.. U. A. M,

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, July Ito
night Joel Parker Council, No. 50,
Jr. o. u. A. M. will go to English
town to attend the monthly meeting
of the Monmouth County Past
Councillors Association. This will be
Middlesex county visiting night and
large delegations from each council
in the county will attend.
The trip will be made by the
members of Joel Parker in two large
gray buses and several private cars.
Under the leadership of Frank G.
Hoffman a band has been organized
for the occasion. Hoffman was
assistant leader of the third battalion
band which made such a record
during its existence. Dix who was
a member Of the militia organization
is also active in the new musical
organization.
The local delegation will meet at
the X. of p. Hall at seven o'clock.
All members are urged to be on hand
at this time as the trip is a long one
and a prompt start is desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
COLORADO snrines CeIebrates.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, July
14.-One hundred years ago today
DE. Frank James astonished the
world by climbing to the top Of
Pixies Peak. 14.109 feet above the
sea Since that time 100000 per
sons have made the trip and today
Colorado Springs Is celebrating the
anniversary with ceremonies all
along the e~ighteen-mile serpentine
automobile highway to the summit.
Lieutenant Zebulon NJ. Pike Is
credited with the discovery of the
mountain in 1906. AS hardy a pion-
eer was the discoverer. he declared
the peak was inaccessible and none
dared to doubt it until July 4, 1890.
when Doctor James, a member Of
the Major Long expedition, succeed
ed in the attempt.
Major Long christened the noun
tain James peak, but the pioneers
and plainsmen persisted n giving
it the name Of its discoverer and
Pixies Peak it has remained.
The history of tourist travel TO
this most famous spot of the Rockies
has been that Of the development
of highway transportation. First
came a bride path. in 1878; two
years later a wagon road was built
and in 1891 a cog wheel railroad
was constructed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Building Association
Loans Large Amount

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 15.-The
Richmond County Building and Mu-
tual Loan Association at its meet
ing last night loaned another large
amount of money to its stockholders.
The sum of 500, 900 was the amount
loaned at this time which is the
fourth large amount loaned by the
association so far this year. The
third large amount was last month
when sS6,6OO was loaned. The first
large amount was in April when
s11s.950 was loaned to stockholders.
Gilbert s. Barnes. the secretary,
who represented the association at
the state convention held at Utica
last month gave his report at this
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Chauffeur and Owner Are
Both Fined In Court

BY Special Corre8p0nueht.
TOTTENVILLE, July Is. One
second offender was fined fifty dollars
for speeding and an owner was fined
twenty-five dollars for allowing his
chauffeur to speed by Magistrate
lCroak in the first district court
YESTERDAY. Mortimer Campoin. OF
|z34 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, was
the second offender fined and John
Schlessinger, Of sos West End
avenue, was the owner fined. Vernon
Weisbrod, of So Haven Esplane, New
Brighton, and Isarah Rice, a chauf-
feur, of Mt. Vernon, were also fined
twenty-five dollars for speeding:
The case of Theodore Trivers. of
Mt. Vernon, owner, served with a
summons for allowing Rice to speed
was adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Pleasant Plains


Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin,
of Jersey City, visited at Prince Bay
Little Farms this week.
. Mrs. James Powell and children
Visited In Perth Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. John johnson, of Houlton,
Me-. a former resident. is at Prince
Bay for the summer.
Charles Finan has succeeded his
sister as clerk at the Prince Bay
postal station.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Briemer, OF Great
Kills, are spending q vacation at
Niagara Falls and the Thousand Is
lands.
Miss Elizabeth Ewert has been
visiting at Rockaway.
Mrs. Charles Lynglass and family
are at Greenwood Lake for the sum-
mer.
Misses Mabel and Helen Ahrens.
of Brooklyn, have been visiting at
Huguenot Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

WAsHINGTON-Summer schools
for the training Of youths between
the ages Of sixteen and twenty years
were opened today at the Hampton
Roads and Great Lakes Naval
Training Stations. Enrollments for
the schools were received at the
naval recruiting stations and the ap-
plicants were required TO pass the
ordinary qualifications for enlistment
in the navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
MIdd|esex and Monmouth
Men Receive CIemency

TRENTON. July IA. - Immediate
parole in ffty-nine state prison and
five county prison cases. parole on
of minimum sentence In
twenty state prison and one county
prison case. complete pardon and
restoration to citizenship in n
prison case and remission of fines
in five state prison and four county
cases is the result of the work of
the court OF pardons announced to-
day for the June term. The court
at the term just ended considered
356 state prison and twenty-three
county prison 8
Six murderers were among the
number of prison inmates given
clemency by the Pardons Court. Two
were from Camden, two from Hudson
and two from Essex county. The
Camden men were Clemy Ridgway,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
St. Stephens Guild Plans
Gard Party Tuesday Night

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 15-At a
meeting of st. Stephens Parish
Guild held Tuesday night at n
home of Mrs. Edmund fR. Cuny 1t
was decided to have a card party
for the benefit of the church at the
Aquehonga hotel in Amboy road,
Tuesday night, July 20. Their VIII
be q number of prizes awarded in
the games. The tickets were given
out last night by Mrs. George Hoehn
who has that part of the arrange
ments in charge, to the members to
sell. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

Provision for these schools Vas
made in the last annual sppropria-
ton bill. Those attending are re-
quired 70 enroll for three months IN
the naval reserve force. They viii
receive the pay OF apprentice se&men
for the six weeks course, amounting
in all to about $50 and also trans
portation back to their homes. In
addition. the navy furnishes all sub
sistence. uniforms and equipment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

By Special C-orrespondent.
KEYPORT. July 10. - Funeral
services for the late John Morrell
wee conducted at his late home in
South Keyport this afternoon at
8 O'Clock, Rev. A. l.. Iszard, pastor
of st. Johns M. e. church officiating.
interment being in Cedarwood
cemetery.
Mr.. Morrell died in the Long
Branch hospital after a brief Illness.
He was fifty-seven years OF age and
is survived by his wife and two
children. Mrs William Cowan and
Miss Genevieve Morrell, also a
brother. James Morrell of Hazlet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

they should offend. for women are
not exempt-is fetched back to
headquarters and told politely but
firmly that such vandalism will not
be tolerated. II he-or she's will
ing to remedy the damage by ensc-
ing the writing the incident may
be allowed TO end there. Otherwise
the law takes its course before a
United States Commissioner resi-
dent In the park. Heavy penalties
are provided by statute for inJur-
ing the formations in any way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

TOTTENvILLE. July ia sur
prise party held recently at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerly, of
Swinnerton avenue. was in honor of
the formers birthday anniversary.
Music, dancing and singing were
moved and refreshments were
erved. The decorations were red,
fhite and blue. Those present were
|Mr. and Mrs. Meserole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walthal. Mr.. Hance. Mr.. Lam
berson, Nh. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
la Forge. Hiss La Forge. Miss Mes
erole. Miss DAILY Mr.. and Mrs. S.
tel Miss Airline Edgerly and Miss
Eloise Edgerly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

CHICAGO-Dr. Orlando P. Scott
cut twelve square inches of skin
from his thigh and grated it on
his wife's foot and ankle.
He performed the amazing double
operation himself. without even a
local anesthetic. in American hos
pitaI here, while physicians, In
ternes and nurses looked on with
admiration.
Hurt? I'll say it did" DR.. Scott
said, when he had recovered from
a fainting spell following the OPP
Grafton and sat calmly smoking a
cigar.
Mrs. Scott was hurt in an auto
mobile accident. Her right leg was
broken in five places and flesh was
stripped from it. She refused to
have a stranger operate. Skin
grating was decided on to avoid
amputation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15
Party Is Postponed.

SEwAREN. July 10. The
children's party planned for Satur-
day afternoon, July II, at h
Sewaren Land and Water Club VIII
be postponed until Saturday. July "a,
out of respects to Mr.. Cooper. Mr..
Adams and Mr.. Balfour have secured
a professional strong teller who will
tell stories to the children at their
party beginning at two o'clock on
the oath.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-06

One of the stro as est testimonials re- ceived for any medicine is from Mrs. Beaudoin and wil9 be read by many of her friends with interest and amaze ment at her remaP 1ab ble recovery. She says:
 Seven years age, I first noticed after doing my housewyIrk in which 1 took great enjoyment that I became greatly fatigued and was iYeak and played out shortly afterwards, 1 became intensely nervous and my muscles would twitch and jump, about his time 1 began to try different meth ods to get well but nothing seemed 90 help me, shortly afterwards I wouL1 become dizzy and my head would vim and my sight would become impaired and 1 finally had to take to my t5ed and it is an act ual fact that I becs me So weak that l could not talk, aud then came a com- plete physical break down. l had given up all hope when l was told about CINOT and after a few doses I began to get better, my nervousness and dizziness are now all gone and 1 can not sing the praises of CINOT too highly I forgot ito say that CINOT s the only medicine that 1 have been able to keep on my stomach.
 CINOT is being demonstrated in Norwich by m expert at the H. NJ. Lerou Drug Store. 2oS Main St. It is also for sale in DJVvillse by W. F. La Belle; in Mystic by the Wheeler's Drug Store; in Greenevil te Station. Norwich, oy Pitcher X Serv tce; in Taftville by The Taftville Phari nacy; in Jewet City 3y Chas. R. Carey; in Central Village oy II. Elmer Lewis, in Painfield by The MereAtr Pharmacy; in Baltic by The Baltic Pharmacy: in Moosup by J. W Tuckerman; in Daaielson by Bur roughs' Pharmacy; ln Putnam by Jas. r. Donahue. and cans(be obtained at all Inst class druggists
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-06
OBITUARY.
Col. CharIes M. Jesjvn.

Colonel Charles Mason Joslyn. for years one of the most prominent law. yers and public officials in the state. died Wednesday at his home in Hart ford. He had been in poor health for nearly five years.
 MT. Joslyn's career took him through several prominent state offices, and in 1882 he was democratic candidate for mayor against Morgan G. Bulkeley. He was born in Holland, Conn, March 20, 1S49, son of Edmund and Roxana (Cobb) Joslyn. He was educated at the Holland High school and at Mcnson Academy, Monson, Mass. He was ad- mitted to the bar in May 1873.
 He was representative in the general assembly from the town of Holland in 1874 and representative from Hartford in 1885, when he was the democratic candidate for speaker. He was aide. -camp on the staff of Governor Rich ard D. Hubbard in 1s77-7S, with rank of colonel and Governor Luzon E. Nor ris in 1SS3-94 with rank of brigadiere general.
 He married, December 1s, 1879, Miss Minnie L. Brown, of Providence, R. l., who survives him. He also leaves a daughter, Emily Joslyn Butler wife of Robert P. Butler, and two grand children, Joslyn Butler and Philip Gale Butler, all of Hartford A sister, Mrs. Oscar H. Leonard of Holland, also sur- wives him. There are two nephews, Charles H. Leonard and Rufus Leonard and two nieces, Mary R. Leonard and Florence J. Leonard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-06
MRS. LOUIS PORTEoIys WINS
 CUP AT EASTERN POINT

Miss Elaine Rosenthal of Ravinsloe County club, defeated Mrs. Roland Bar low of the Merton Cricket club Of Phil adelphia. one of the oldest anna teur wo- men golfers in the country, by one up in the first flight of the semi-final round of the annual women's championship golf tournament played on the links of of the Shenecossett County club at Eastern Point Thursday morning
 Miss Rosenthal won the first two holes but Mrs. Barlow soon squared the match and it was even when they reached the 18th hole.
 The large gallery which followed the players were enthusiastic over each drive and put. Coming back both the golfers held identical scores until Mrs. Barlow drove into ah unnlayabfe lie and after wasting two strokes she pick ed up and defeated the match. If Miss Roserthal had only had a t in the 18th she would have made an 86.
 In the first flight Of the semi finals Miss Glenna Collect of Providence, the youngest amateur golfer in the country beat Mrs. M. R. Smith of North Hills at the 18th hole
 In the second flight of the semi-final round Mrs. Louis Porteous of the Nor wich Golf club won the cup for this particular play in the tournament when she defeated Miss E. L. Norrie of the Pequot by .. and 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-06
INCIDENTS IN sOcIETY

Mrs. Albert Lewis, of Boston is wis. iting Mrs. William H. Palmer.
 Charles Werter Van Deusen of Hud. son, N. '. was a recent visitor in town,
 Mrs. Halsey W. Kelley of New yort has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. M A. Bolande.
 Mrs. Edward D. Fuller of Broadway is at Cape May. with the Misses AveriIl of Danbury.
 Miss Edith A. Fellows. and Miss May F. Ritchie are registered at the Iron Mountain House, Jackson, N. Fl.
 Having passed two weeks at tbeiY bungalow at Gardner Lake Mrs Jarnes E. Fuller, her daughters, Miss ~ rgaret Fuller and Miss Louise Fuller returned home this week.