Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-03
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The October session of the COM
mon council will meet tonight.
Mrs. Jennie Sautet. under treat
ment in a Trenton hospital for sew
sral weeks, is getting along nicely.
Dominick Bamqua, an ardent hun
ter. has filed a complaint with the
clerk of the Monroe Township Board
of Health, Edward Johnson. in an eff
fort to secure damages that he at
tributes to the carelessness of a
neighbor hat caused the death of
his favorite hound dog. Bamqua
claims thu a horse. owned by Jo-
seph I.atisa. died and was buried in
a nearby field. His dog uncovered
the animal and after eating of the
dead animal became i'll and died.
Hence the threatened suit.
A trial by jury is scheduled to be
held at Borough Hall on Tuesday of
this week in which Robert Yetman.
ST., will attempt to prove that many
of the goods under attachment in
the suit of Robert Yetman. Jr.. his
son, and Tracy & N~arazonic, is the
property of the father of the youth.
Miss Frances Stout. of Cranbury,
spent Friday night in town with
friends.
Two young persons came to grief
over the weekend as a result of the
careless use of firearms. n of them
due to his own carelessness. Clar-
ence Conover. Jr., of lower James
burg. was the innocent target of a
neighbor who took offense at an
army of dogs that were on a visit TO
his place. He shot into the herd
and several of the shot from the gun
took effect in the Conoyer boy hat
necessitated a visit to the office of
County Physician John l.. Suydam,
who distracted several shot from the
breast of Conover. The target at
which the person aimed also suffered
and the dog at fault is minus one
front paw. A report will be made to
the officer for the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty TO Animals. An
other youth came to grief, Joseph
Latisa, while cleaning his revolver
shot himfelf through the foot and
DIR. JohD L. Suydam also CAV this
youth trb5lment that was more pain
full then serious.
Mr/and Mrs. William H. Brooks
retuI ed today from a two weeks
vacf bn spent in short visits here
city lodge, 10. o. F., will con-
the initiatory degree on seven
)didates at their meeting on Oc-
Iber 5. and another class at the
heeting to be held on October 20.
The breaking of the cog in the
water wheel OF the Jamesburg Water
plant on Friday night put
THAT service out of commission and
the repairs were not made until Sat
urday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Frederick Wooley, about twenty
years ago, a well known resident Of
this place, who has been a resident
OF Pennsylvania, has located in
Hightstown and is engaged III the
shirt manufacture trade. He visit
ID friends in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemmerer and
Warden Snedeker attended the In
ter-State Fair on Friday and spent
the weekend with relatives in Tren-
ton.
Rev. Thomas Kearney, chaplain at
the State Home for Boys. has been
named a delegate to the annual con-
NelIlOn Oh the NdLiOlldl lAob4l Assn
citation by Governor Edwards, to be
the latter part of this month at
Jacksonville, Florida. S~uperinten-
dent Calvin Derrick. of the Home for
Boys. also a delegate. will deliver an
address before the convention.
The sale of the household effects
of the Rev. w. J. B. Edgar and Mrs.
David H. Kirkpatrick, held at the
home of the latter pm Saturday. at
tracted a fair-sized crowd and fair
prices were realized.