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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-31
Telephones To Be
 Converted Into
 Wireless Receivers

Everett, Wash. Aug 31-Tele- phones in Everett, already equipped with a device winch measures con versation, are to be made into wire less receiving stations through the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-31
ALABAMA MAN DOESN'T KNOW WHETHER HE HAS
 POLITICAL JOB OR NOT

Gadsden, Ala. Aug. 31-Sonaebody Is always starting something.
 Two years ago the qualified voters of Etowah County elected T. B.. Co., hen to serve as chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. For two years matters went along swim
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-31
Edrar L. Francis.

Funeral services for Edgar L. Fran cis who died Tuesday night at his home. 4S6 Fairview avenue, Devon, will be held at o'clock tonight. Bur iaI will be in New Britain. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Pederson,. and one son, George A. Francis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-31

Montpelier, Vt. Aug. 31 Hard coal is being retailed here at $1U a ton, the prevailing price of last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-31

Extra heavy quality in black only, with three seams down the back. Sizes S1a to 1O1a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09

Drapery Section

seet,onai C.rt.ia Pa.eli,e-
Beautiful patterns Of filst and
nottingham waaves. Suitable
for the best homes In the Tn-
oitiss; E ....,o.. =, LOO
oVctlOub I0F .........
Curtain Ncfiu-For Dollars Day
we have placed . quantity Of
unusually good curtain scrims
ct, 10 yards M
CFetonne-A large assortment Of
colorful pstterns. 1M
: yards for ............ 1sVV
Ruffled Csrtains-Dainty mar
~ yards lons-whits. For one
DAY only. m
pair ..::.:.....:...... HOV
marQulsette ana volle nave DeeH
1t pair ..........,;; H:VU :!s,
u.nILo,.hiaf Caefynn
AAoas0AC1Ss.aeA oSo
Wenent haHSkefchle!sEHem-
as:'S .ais. and .aS eo'or:. 4 s.1.ssy Ct to
Cnoose l1oH' M
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09

EXTRA SPECIAL
162 Mems
Shirts at
S1.00'

Closely woven percales In fancy stripes Of blue,
black lavender, tan and green. Also good A.
sortment Of the "pin-striped" patterns that most
men like 20 we'll. These are In lavender. black or
blue.
Sizes range from II to II. The values are 90
great that expect all will be gone before noon.
-Street fleer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Basement Shoe Section

easement ShOe Section
Wsmen's Oxfexds and Pumps
l5S pairs OF black kid. brown,
patent leather and white cloth.
Some with Military and others
with high Louise heels. Not all
sizes. but a real value, II you
can find your size, M
at pair 1sVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
EXTRA SPECIAL
800 new
Bungalow aprons
S1.O0

stf q, CHAM. chambray and psreaie IN checked,
lripsd and plain color patterns A big vaYisev Of
salyes to choose from-some with collayS aud cuts
md with contrasting colors--some trimmed
"A eretonne-soms With floral application IN
hoot Of waist The biggest Dollar Apron" val
= vs've ever offlred. -Seosnd flesT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Blouse Section

Silk hlouses-Georgette, Crepe
de-Chine and striped tub silks,
in lovely coiorings, flesh, navy
black, brown and white. Sizes
range from 81 to 52,. 100 blouses
to sell, at CD m
eacn '..'..'',.''.... VAeVV
Tie-on Blouxes-Good fiber silk
in black and brown and a few
high shades. There are just 48
blouses. none Of which was
originally priced less CD M
than s5.95 .,. OAsUV
Third Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Ready-to-Wear Section

4NeeA 6nlts-For Dollars Day
y ciiev q group Of tweed suits.
4 variety Of styles and coiors.
not al sizes in EN- m
~ group ........WAVsWV
lnI1ng Dresses-Dlue Linene
VIII sailor collar and full length
slseves. Braid trimmed. Sizes
N u 40. Well made and absc.
Iut1IH color fast. Especially
>:ss:.1 !: 1ss w.., 100
Third Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Corset Section


Corsets-Back lacing corsets OF
firm coutil. : Very durable for
every day wear. There are
three models to select from.
One Of white coutil. made with
broad clasp and elastic insert
across the back. Medium busted
and finished at the top with en-
broidery. This model in sizes
81 TO 80. The other models are
low elastic topped styles. which
permit freedom around top OF
the corset without pressure.
Lightly boned. Pink and white
-sizes in these styles M
20 to 2s. Choice 49,. Low
Ceryelette - Long corselette
made Of white muslin, daintily
trimmed with embroidery and
hemstitched. A wide insert OF
elastic extends over the hips.
There are two pairs Of sup
porters. All sizes M
from 80 to ~ ....... Lew
Second Floor.
Basement Ready-to-
Wear
wash Bleases-A group OF voile,
lawn and swiss blouses In white,
blue, black and navy. Some with
long. others with short sleeves.
Sizes "a M
WHIT wash Skirts-Choice OF
sny white wash skirt In the
Downstairs Ready-to-Wear sec
tion, Some trimmed with
pockets and pearl buttons. Sises
= s!.s 70 81 In: LOO
FINER Sweaters = Black fiber
sweaters in the Tuxedo style.
Some With silk stripes, others
in .,.pl plat. !. .sscs- = =, LOO
Downstairs Rsaaysts- wear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
100
.Third Floor
Silk Section

Bstln Messalile and Chiffon TAT.
lsts-S00 yards Of extra good
grade Of fabrics in M
navy blue. Yard ...,.. lsVV
wash Satin-20o yards Of an ss-
pecially good quality OF wash
satin. in flesh and white. For
Dollars Day. m
yard 80. .............. -. xsVV
All Silk Shirtlngs-30o yards of
Crspe-de-Chins. broadc1oth and
Radium shirtings, with lovely
novelty striped and fig I M
ured patterns. Yard. lsVV
Genuine Jap Pongee- "A limited
quantity OF japanese Pongee,
guaranteed free from rice filling.
For Dollars Day. I M
yard LOW
All silk Jersey-An especially
desirable quality OF white all
silk shirting. 36 in. wide. Only
200 yards to sell, 4 m
at yard .!............. AsVV
Slk Radium-z00 yards of an
extra fine grade Of ali-silk ra-
dunn, in white, flesh M
and gray. Yard ...... 1sVV
IS in. Pongee-30O yards OF all
silk Pongee in tan and M
white. Yard ......... lsVV
-SecOnA Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09


Veemises-Made Of fine muslin,
Mmmed with lace and insertion
Y both front and back. Built
V shoulders, or cami- M
sole tops -. ls~
c!kts-Made Of = good quality
" sateen, double to hips with
ss,., ,a%s material. mate Elastic LOO
Sswns-Two styles Of gowns.
uae sleeveless, the other with
sleeves. Made of good muslin
M .se trimmed with lace M
aad insertion ......... 1eVV
Second Fle0r
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
HOusedress Section

HOusedress Section
House Dresses-Of percale. N
blue and gray. Some with long
sleeves and round neck, others
with short sleeves. 4 M
Dressing Sacques-Of percale
and gingham In light and dark
colorings. Long sleeves. with
elias elastic !, band s, at waist 100
Second floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Wool Dress Goods
Section

For Dollars day we have
srouped three Of the leading IA
brics of the coming season. 40
in. all-wool French serge, 3S-in.
all wool TaReta serge. 2s-in.
wool Epopge. All popular col
ers, including black. navy and
brown. Choice while It M
lasts, yard 1sw
Wool Gsods-Novelty crepes in
plaids and stripes in light and
dark patterns. About $50 yds.
while it lasts will 90 at m
I yds. for lsw
Second Floor.
Artneedlework Section
Bucilla Crochet Cotton-guar-
anteed boil proof" Choice Of
. number of cblors. 4 M
Sizes 10, 30 and so. Y5 for 1sVV
Bueilla Crochet Cstton-White,
all dzes. For Dollars Q1 M
day, 10 for .r..... OIL wv
Lunch Cloths-54 in. Unbleach-
ed muslin lunch cloths, to be
embroidered in colors. M
Mach. ............... Low
Tumble Table-Consisting of
dresser scarfs, rompers, 2 year
size, children's crepe dresses, 2
year size, crib sheets and pill
lows, unbleached muslin mid
dies. fudge aprons. infants
dresses In l year 4 m
size. 2 for l.UU
Children's hats-Children's hats
of white piQue. to be embroid-
cred in colors and sp- 4 m
pliqued. Choice, 3 for. lsVV
Huck Towels-Of cotton, stamp
ed to be embroidered or ap-
pliQued. M
IOF AeVV
Buffet Sets-Stamped to be EN-
broidered in colors. I M
LOT sVO
Fourth floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Hosiery Section,

Silk H0se-Women's full fash
ioned silk hose, "irregulars" Of
the Onyx" brand. Extra heavy
quality Of silk in M
black and polo gray 1sVV
Silk H0se-Featuring the new
Pyramid" heel. Mock seam and
Isle tops. Choice Of M
seal and gray..........A AsVV
Llsle HOse-Women's fine Isle
hose in white, black, and bal
briggan. Three pairs m
Iof LOW
Children's Silk Hose-Pink and
combination of white and pink.
Slightly soiled from handling.
For Dollars Day, m
Street Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Knit Underwear Section

Yeats -Women's hae cotton
vests with camisole or built-up
SHOULDER straps. Regular and
!: :.tf. "a. serss 'i'''' loo
Women's Unisn Suits-with cut
or shell finish knee. 4 m =
Pink or white. . for. :. 1sW
Women's Step-in drawers-A
fine even weave with she'll nm
ish knee. Pink or white. I M
z Tor ................. 4eVV
Silk.tap Union Suits-With-cam-
iscle tops and cuff knee.1 m
Flesh color -. ......... 1sVV
Chlldren's Waist Union Suits
Made Of fine quality nainsook
with plain or bloomer I M
knee. 2 for .......... 1sVV
Athletic Union Suits for Women
Different from the ordinary
Athletic Union Suit. as the top
Is made of fine knitted fabric
and the drawers Of M
nainsook .......,......1 Low
Street Floor
Notion Section
Any Notions-Choice of s1,z5
worth of any notion items, in
cluding s spools of thread only
(Readi-Sew pkgs. I M
exempt) ........ AsVV
Hair Nets-16 double or single .
mesh cap hair nets, IN
Hair Switches-Good 3-strand
switches in light shades I M
Choice ................ lew
Street -flesr
Book Section
Playing Cards-A nicely finished
playing card, with red or blue
backs. "
5 packs for .......... 4sVW
Writing Paper-A good grade Of
white paper, also a good quality
of linen paper, "a sheets and "a
envelopes in box. M
boxes for ........... Low
Fancy .7riting Paper-An as
sortment of fancy paper with en-
velopes lined to match. Most all
popular tints' loo
Choice ............... LOW
Soiled Choice of a table
of books, including such popular
works as Our Little Old Lady"
The Abolishing Of Death" "Ba-
sill Everman," Love and MIR
Lewisham," Mildred Manse"
and others. mn
3 for ................. LOW
Street Floor.
Drug Sundries Section
Soap-Palm Olive-the pure
Olive soap that leaves the skin
soft and clear. Only one order
to a customer. 4"
Shaving Cream-The famous
Palm Olive shaving cream that
lathers freely. I M
5 lot ..............
Fairy SOap-Small size cakes
of Fairy Soap. I M
20 for ...:. LOW
Hot Water Bottle and Syringe
Made o, a good grade Of heavy
red rubber. 2 quart 4 M
size, both for ....... AsVV
Street Floor.
Wallpaper Section
Dining room paper-a dark blue
all-over back, six rolls Of ceiling
paper and Is yards Of M
border for ............ AsVV
10 rolls for side walls of I M
the same design for >. 1sUV
Kitchen Papers-Choice Of two
new block" patterns. 6 rolls Of
ceiling paper and Is yds. M
Of border for ......... Low
10 rolls Of side wall paper OF
the same design I'M
for ................ Low
Living Room paper-A pretty
in hA ftvry ct of
. paper III tne'two-tone strlpeo ell
feet. 6 rolls Of ceiling paper and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-09
Lace and Embroidery
Section

Section
Laces and bands Of filst, cluny,
Val. and venise. .5c I M
regularly. s yds. for. 1sVV
Organdy and Net Rlannclng-
36-in. ruffled and tucked organdy
and net flouncing for children's
dresses, vestees and Princess
slips. Regularly 4 M
1.9S, yard ....... ...... 1sVV-
Dress and Skirt Fleuncing-3e-
in. and Is in. organdy and main
sock embroidery dress and skirt
flouncing. Usually CSC yard.
Special, 4 M
2 yds. for ............ 4sVV
Dress Sashes-White and col
ored organdy with rufflsd and
picot edge. Red, navy. rose.
maize, orchid and copenhagen.
Usually CSC yard. For Dollars
Day, ~ yds. I M
xOI wv -
Embroidery Edge and Insertion
-Of Cambria and Nainsook, /
to 6 in. wide, for trimmink chill
dren's wear. pillow slips and un-
der muslins. 4 M
10 yds. for ............ AAVV
White and Ecru Veniss
and filet laces for collar and cuff
sets. 21s to s in. vide. I M
75c values I yds. for. lsVU
Street Floor
Dress Trimming Section
Buckles-Of Rhinestone and
Pearl-large and small size in
oblong. square and oval I M
shapes. 2 for 80. :. 1sVV
Flower Corsages-Roses and
Poppies made Of silk and or
CANDY. Regularly SITS M
and $1.50. Each -. 1sVV
TrinmiRg-colored embroidery
trimming bands-Ratine gold
and silver laces and bands, 3 to
9 in. wide. $1.es and I M
$1.S8 values. Yard -. 1sVV
Street Fleer
Glove Section
Silk glovet16-button double
tipped gloves, in tan. gray. navy,
sky and pink. Regularity m
1.75-price 1sVV
Chanolsette gleves-1s-button
style with suede finish. Beaver
P.a, 1nd A.'ti'. LOO
2-ClsSp Gloves-Broksn sizes
and colors of "Fownes" and
ivan Raalte" 2-clasp double
tipped gloves With contrasting
stitching. 4 m
Ch01ce ................A LOW
Elastic Motor Veils-Because
the elastic 10 weak, We have re-
d0ced these wells from sec, CSC,
and 86c each. for Dollars1 IN
Day to. Z for ........... 1sUU
-Street Flser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
W~OODGATHERER'S DINNER
DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS

A "Woodgatherers" dinner was
held by the Bemahgut Camp Fire
Girls Friday night at the home OF
their guardian, Mrs. Dorothy A.
Dietz. in South Amboy. Misses Clara
Falkenstrom, Evelyn Gunkel and
Elizabeth Tymrak, who are abou
ready to take. a higher rank. planned
the dinner, purchased, prepared and
served it. A triangle of long twigs
from the middle of which pussy
willows gracefully swayed formed
an attractive centerpiece, set off by
green candles which were buried
among the twigs. The place cards
bore real miniature bundles OF
fagots with a different line from h
Woodgatherers desire on each.
During dinner one girl followed an
other in reading her card. Clara
Falkenstrom made the place cards
and also the menus which were
hand decorated with pussy willows.
These menus being written in
French brought forth gales OF
laughter as the girls sought to de-
cipher them.
Among those present were Clara
Falkenstrom, Bertha Gilman, Eve
lyn Gunkel. Edna Cline, Elizabeth
Solt, Elizabeth Tymrak, Madelaine
Wainwright and Mrs. Dorothy A.
Dietz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
ELABORATE FESTIVITIES
FOR PURIM HERE

An elaborate celebration of Purim
festivities was held last night at the
Beth Mordecai temple in Hobart
street under the combined auspices
of the Woman's Auxiliary and the
Solomon Schecter Society. Sigmund
Splitter, president of the Beth Nor
decai temple and chairman of the
evening, delivered the opening adj
dress. An interesting talk was given
by DR.. Eugene .Kohn on the MEAN
ing of Purim."
The entertainment OF the evening
was in charge of the Solomon
Schecter Society with the following
committees: Esther Levine. Rose
Brody, Ruth Jacobson, Fanny
Brody, Irving Goldstein and Morris
Goddard.
Songs led by Ruth Jacobson and
composed by different members of
the committee were given by the
congregation in a most pleasing
manner. "A Mock Trial of the
Hanging of Hannah caused much
laughter and was greatly enjoyed.
A number of traditional Jewish folk
songs we're sung led by the Solomon
Schecter choir. At the conclusion
of the program the assemblage re-
tired to the vestry hall where deli
cious refreshments OF "Hamantasch-
en-" and coffee were served by the
Woman'S Auxiliary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14

ECHO CLUB MEMBERS
HONOR EDITH MARSHALL

The regular meeting of the Edith
Marshall Echo Club was held yes
terday at the home of Miss Ruth
Emmons in Madison venue The
mothers of the members were pres
ent and talked over plans with the
girls for the future of the club. 1t
was decided to hold a musical en-
te~rtainnient some time in the near
future, the proceeds of which will
go toward an Edith Marshall Mem
orial.
The club placed a beautiful bou-
quot of daffodils in the pulpit of the
Baptist church, Sunday. in memory
of Edith Marshall Wilson, who for
so long was leader of the club and
it's founder. After the services the
flowers were Sent to the children's
ward of the City Hospital. At the
close of the meeting refreshments
were served. A special meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Isabel
Woods Monday, March 81.
Those present were Mrs. c. A.
Emmons, Mrs. John Bernard. Mrs.
j. Weinstein. Mrs. M~athiasen, Mrs.
Glenworth Sturgis, Mrs. Wood and
Mrs. Cline. Misses Sue FRANKIE. Edna
Cline, Ruth Emmons. Alma Vein
stein, Winifred Sturgis, Eleanor
Mathiasen. Lucy Bernard, Isabel
Wood and Emily Hozeny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
PURiM BALL BIG
EVENT FOR TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
third annual Purim ball to be giver
in Junior hall tonight for the benefit
of the Perth Amboy Hebrew school.
Excellent music has been secured
for the affair. and many novelties
and features for the dancing are
being arranged by the committee, of
which Maxwell Sosin is chairman
assisted by Abraham Axelrod, Meyer
Aneckstein, AbrahamN Beckhoff,
Herman Brody, Mrs. s.. Brody, Rev.
II. il. Chazan, Mrs. M. Feldman,
Mrs. Bessie Gavronsky, Mrs. N.
Jacobson, Mrs. A. Kramer, Mrs. 2.
Pavlovsky. Mrs. S. Plain, Jacob
Ruderman, Max Scott, Philip Sis
kind, Joseph Slobodien. Mrs. Barney
Streiff, Barney Streiff, Isadore Tab
enkin and Lyman Krisoff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
MISS HANNAH DONOVAN
is GIVEN SHOWER

Mrs. William j. Nolan, of Fay
cite street, gave a surprise miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Hannah
at her home last night.
The decorations were in keeping
with st. Patrick's day. A basket
containing the gifts from which
green and yellow streamers hung,
suspended from the ceiling. The
favors were attractive green bask-
cts. A buffet supper was served.
The guests included Mrs. John
Eagan, of Fords; Mrs. Daniel O'Con-
nor, Mrs. William Robinson, and
Mrs. Theodore Rowland, of Railway;
Mrs. Otto Rasmussen, Misses Agnes
Major, Claire Harting, Marie Des-
mond, Theresa Donahue, Helen Don
ahue, Mary Lewis, Mrs. N. j. Dono-
van, Marie Hannah Catherine and
Anna Donovan, Rose and Margaret
Bird, Mrs. John Desmond, Mrs Will
liam j. Nolan and Miss Alice Nolan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
DRY MEASURES
ARE APPROVED
Are Signed by Governor Ed
wards Today---Severa
Others Also Approved

TRENTON. March 14-Governoi
Edwards today signed IL of the
five Hobart measures designed to
give the state a new prohibition en-
forcement machine. The bill p
proved makes violation of the Elliot
non-beverage act a misdemeanor.
No action was taken by the gov
ernor on the other bills, n OF
which Is designed under the chief
enforcement act.
The governor also signed twenty
other measures. He still has before
him fifty bills several Of which he
has indicated will be returned to
the legislature tomorrow or Thurs
day with veto messages.
Among the bills approved are
senate 217, permitting the utility
commissioners to determine the
price of utility bonds; house 140.
which removes the kingfisher grom
the list of protected birds; house
210, extending to soldiers ana sail
ors their tenure of office when en-
ployed by boards Of education; the
Pierson bill to prevent payment of
a. bonus for settlement Of bond sales.
and the Thrift bill governing loans
Of insurance companies on real
property.
He signed also the deficiency ap-
preparation bill carrying $s5O,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
M
FOR BIG CARD PARTY

The committee has been announce
ed for the regular weekly card party
OF the Rosary Society, to be given in
st. Mary's hall, Thursday night. Tab
les will be arranged for bridge. five
hundred, pinochle and the peanut
jab for those who do not care to play
cards. Several pretty prizes will be
awarded.
Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin is chair
man with the following assisting her:
Mrs. Peter Van SICKLE, ST., Mrs.
Margaret Foley, Mrs. William Hoff-
ner, Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Mrs. Law
renee Long. Mrs. Mary O'Toole, Mrs.
Thomas Silver, Mrs. James Murray,
Mrs. John Huff, Mrs. Richard f.
White, Mrs. Thomas Patten, Mrs.
Ellen Donahue, Mrs. William Buck
ley, Mrs. George Mullen, Mrs. James
Fender, Mrs. William Bird, Mrs. Ed
ward Dalton. Mrs. John Kennedy.
Mrs. John Winants, Mrs. Charles
Weingard, Mrs. La ROGUE, Mrs.
Laura O'Brien, Mrs. Edward Witt.
Mrs. Lawrence Brennan, Mrs. Will
liam Campbell and Mrs. Charles
White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
ON TANKS
At ROOSEVELT.
BOROUGH Council Passes Two
Ordinances to Curb Con-
struction of Containers

ROOSEVELT. March 14:-In. an
effort to curb the construction of OIL
storage tanks within tn borough
limits by the Mexican Petroleum
Corporation, the borough council at
an adjourned session last night
passed two ordinances or their third
and last reading. One of the ordi-
nances had to do with a building
code restricting the construction ana
removing of buildings in the Dor
ough. while the other limited the
storage of oil and other explosives.
According to the latter ordinance
only a certain quantity of Oil can pc
stored within a stated number of feet
of a street, avenue or roadway. The
specifications start with the storage
of 100 gallons of oil and end with
the storage of 1000 gallons. The
restrictions in relation to the stor-
age of 1000 gallons of oil is that u
shall not be stored within 1900 feet
of a street line. The tanks being
built by the Mexican Petroleum Cor.
poration for the storage of Oil hoio
So 900 barrels, it is said.
At. least fifty persons are expected
to attend the hearing before Vice.
Chancellor Backes in Newark next
Thursday, on the two injunctions in
connection with the building of oil
tanks and laying of a railroad, at the
plant of the Petroleum company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14
BIG MUSICAL TREAT
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night at Sis o'clock in
the high school auditorium an eve
ming of chamber music will be given
by the Observation-Disclosures Ensem-
BILE. Mrs. Lester White, v%iolinist and
Maxwell MacMichael, pianist will
play Caesar Franck's Sonata" the
Mendelssohn quartet will sing VIII.
liam Arms Fishers Deep River
and II. Chlough Leighten's my Lady,
Chloe.' The Brahms quartet wlll
play Mendelssohn's quartet Opus IL.
Stanley C. Potter and Fred A. BRIGGS
will sing Eugene Hildach's THE
Birds Farewell" and Brahms-Men-
delssohn's ensemble will play n
sing, "Greetings to Spring" opus 314
bv .Johan Strauss. Maxwell Mac
Michael will be the accompanist.
1t is seldom that Perth Amboy has
the pleasure of hearing a concer
of this calibre and it is hoped that
music lovers will avail themselves
of the opportunity of hearing this
delightful program. The proceeds OF
his concert in their entirety are for
The Woman's Club Charity Fund.