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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
PUSH so. AMBOY BUILDING

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 30:-Work
on the building improvements of st.
Mary's church is still being rushed.
The finishing touches are being put
to the school addition and in a short
time an extra large force will start
on the convent at the corner of
Stevens avenue and Augusta street.
The new convent of the Sacred
Heart church which daily has
shaped itself into one of the most
beautiful buildings of the city is on
the verge of completion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

Chosen Freeholders, City Commits
sion of New Brunswick. Perth Am
boy Board of Aldermen, borough
councils of Highland Park, Roose-
welt, South Amboy and other gov.
ernmentaI bodies in the county.
There are sixteen legion posts in
MiddleseX county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

Slight earthquake near Fresno,
Cal, may have been caused by two
movie stars staying married
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

Kids remind us of canoes 1t is
much better to paddle your own
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

Home is where the family isn't.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
WILDES PRINTED CORK
PER YARD :.

Perfect goods extra heavy quality in a number of pretty
tile designs in quantities from 20 yards to so yards in each
piece, Regular 81 5 quality. Bring your measurements
with you-the piece you like may be just right.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
THE LURE OF THE TRAIL

Have you ever left the cities with their
never ending strife
TO wander in the wilderness and taste tbe
life that's life?
Have you, deep within the forest, breatbed
the fragrance of the pine,
Or drank from out the mountain spring its
pure and sparkling wine?
Have you voyaged lonely rivers in
perilous canoe,
Or in lost valleys bathed your feet in early
morning dew?
Ever listen to the music of a swift, white
crested stream,
Or heard it, under starry skies, companion
ing your dream?
Have ever watched the trout dart for food
as night draws near,
Or heard the chattering porcupine from
leafy recess near?
"A wilder note,-the bull-moose calling TO
his mate,
Or the cry of the kill as doe has met her
fate?
After toisome miles of travel. darkenino
to the close of day,
Do you know the campfre's comfort how
it cheers the rugged way?
How close we sit around it, while the
smoke assails our eyes,
Exchanging fishers stories and other cheer
full lies.
Till as food and rest and pipe smoke orr
weary senses steep,
On pine bough and blanket, we drop
away to sleep.
If the broad highway of out-of-doors YOUR
feet have never kissed
Depend upon it stranger, you don't know
what you've missed :.
lake my advice, the next fine chance that
offers do not fail
10 pack your turkey" kit bag and take
the tangled trail.
C. II. S.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
INMATES ATTENTION!

Hereafter inmates are not permit
ted to receive wearing apparel of any
description from friends or relatives.
Inmates buying socks, underwear,
nightshirts, handkerchiefs, etc. should
send them to the Laundry and have
their number marked on them be-
fore using. Write your name, regis
ter number and cell number on a
slip of paper, attach to articles and
give to cell hall Captain.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
HAVE YOU SEEN EN-?

Of all the things that I ever saw,
Or all that l ever heard,
This one has got them beat mile,
Yes-sir-ree! 'pon my word.
You know this boy they call O. ~,
He's good with pen indeed,
But never before in all my life
Have | seen an Irish Swede.
e. b. St. J.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
WISE LITTLE CHARLEY

What are you reading, Charley?"
ITS book called, Child Training that
borrowed from Mrs. Jones'" returned the
young son.
"Do you find it amusing?" laughed his
mother.
Pm not reading it for that, l merely
wanted to see if had been brought up
properly"
The mirror., 1922-08-24
MIRRORETTES

Mass was celebrated in the chapel
Sunday morning by Father Barry.
The next club scheduled to go down
before the prowess of the NJ P. invinci-
bles is the So. Saltwater team.
The selective reading during the
chapel services on Sunday, was chapter
of "Our Christian Life and Heritage" by
the late Cardinal Gibbons.
We are wondering whether the winter
scene, portrayed in our movie show, had
anything to do with the breaking up of
the hot spell we have been having.
We refrain from making any COM
ments upon Saturdays ball game as our
baseball reporter has covered the subject so
thoroughly that there is naught to say.
Wish to exchange Hearsts magazine,
Cosmopolitan and Red Book for Ell Paso
Herald, Cincinnati Inquirer, Duluth News
Tribune, Salt Lake paper Your number
will be put on second. B-467.
We publish another article this week
by ". B. NJ. Mr.. WIS. articles relate TO
different industries and have proven to be
of great interest to many of our readers.
We hope to have more of them in the near
future.
The Mirrorette that was blurred up"
in our last issue referred to job of print
ing we were getting out for the Farm Ma
chinery department to be used at the State
Fair. 1t consisted of $4,000 advertising
folders printed on both sides and in four
colors.
We fear that the ominous word con-
clusion under the heading of "reminiscences
will prove to be shock to our readers,
hence we hasten to assure them that O. ~,
the man of the facile pen, has reconsidered
and will continue to give us his exper-
fences as reporter.
The latest prison publication to ap-
pear on our desk is the "Agenda,".
semi-monthly paper, published by the in
mates of the Washington State Prison at
Walla Walla, Wash. We congratulate the
publishers on the very neat appearance of
their paper and wish them every success in
their venture
Some time ago we had query re-
garding the timing of Ford car. We
sent it to the Ford Motor Company, De-
troit, and just received the following re-
ply: Valve timing of model T. Inlet
valve opens IL degrees, 40 minutes; inlet
valve closes so degrees, 49 minutes; ex-
haust valve opens 81 degrees, 81 minutes;
exhaust valve closes 90 degrees.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
VOT'S DE USE?
Go Back to Mother

Go Back to Mother
Vot's de use to growl und grumble
Und look so dog gone sad
Dot wont help to cheer you any
Will only put you to de bad
Forgot it poys, und be happy
Ond new page dry to start;
Und ven you find de drue path
Follow it mitt heart.
Wy sit in your cell und be lonely
Dere vas lots of dings to do.
Fill up your old corn cob
Or take Won big chew,
Dink of vat you use to be
Und dose days pring back vonse more
Ven you vas child at Modder's knee
In dose happy days of yore.
Oh! dose vas real happy days.
Cnd how you shout nit glee.
All vas happiness to you den
Mid her love so tenderly.
Me poys you schust de same poys,
Only her dear heart does ache
Cheer up und be happy
For your dear Modders sake.
Oht SIN NaitillS ulld SilC lOHSlnS
For her poy to come back home;
Ever night by de window she's Watching
Forget it poys und go home.
Go home to dot dear old Modder
Und cheer her While you can:
You can do dot very easy poys,
Just show her you vas man.
Oh, God bless our dear Modder
Und change de vayward son,
Bring dem to her loving arms
Und let Thy will be done.
Say Won prayer for her tonite poys,
God hears our prayers you know,
Ask God to pleas und cheer her
For she loves you so.
Und ven your journey vas ofer
Let Modder show you de way;
You will never go wrong poys if
You follow it day by day.
Her Limberger &c. NJ. FL
The mirror., 1922-08-24
INMATES ATTENTION!

Inmates are hereby cautioned not
to use the margins of THE MIRROR
for addresses of friends or other
written matter. If you wish THE
MIRROR sent to your friends, you
are required to send in their ad-
dresses to the Deputy Warden's
Office through your officer. In this
way it will be attended to.
F. T. PICULELL,
Deputy Warden.
The mirror., 1922-08-24

Some one has said "The Ugliest trades
have their moments of pleasure" and the
more l think of it feel that were l a
grave digger l could find certain plea
sure in working for some people.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
MOTION PICTURE SHOW

The motion picture show Sunday, August
TO- was a seven-reel drama, 81 am the
Law" an Edwin Carewe production, with
an all star cast, released by affiliated dis
tributors.
Following is the musical program
March-Iron Trail ----Smi Smith
Prelude-Nature's Awakening, Kembinski
Characteristic-Wh Flowers
Von Blon
Waltz-Rosaie Mckee
Popular Number-While Miami Dreams
-------------------- Whiting
Grand selection from-Martha-- -LaVan
Flower Song-Delicia -Frantzen
Selection-The O'Brien -Hirsch
Finale-American Legion --------Parker
r. J. REIcHKITzER,
Musical Director.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
CHAPEL SERVICES

The following services were held in the
chapel Sunday morning, August 20, 1922,
Rev. Father Barry, officiating
March-American Boys -------Orchestra
Hymn-White as Snow -----Congregation
Selective Reading Chaplain
Flower Song-Delicia a----Orchestra
Prayer Chaplain
Gospel Reading ---------------C Chaplain
Sermon Chaplain
Hymn Need Thee Every Hour
Congregation
March-Flagship Connecticut Orchestra
R. J. REIcHKrTZER,
Musical Director.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
SILENT PHILOSOPHY
Contributed

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers are
investing 100000, 100000 in the coal mines
of West Virginia and Kentucky and still
we hear of living wage.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
The Post MOrtem

lie Posi- W OffPM
The way to prevent those show did it
happen" conferences is to put it down in
"black and white" What is to be done;
how it is to be done; and who is to do it.
The mirror., 1922-08-24

Read an article the other day which
stated there are $4,000 pores on one of
your hands. 1t didn't say which one.
The mirror., 1922-08-24

Congressman arrested for speeding says
the head line. Can you imagine it?
The mirror., 1922-08-24

Good men can't build good govern
ment-with rotten politics any more than
good carpenter can build good house
with rotten lumber.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
POPULATION
Corrected August %, 1922.

Number of inmates at prison-------- 900
Number in second grade-------- 1870
Number in third grade ---------- 16
Received during week --------
Discharged ---- 2
Last serial number -----------7
The mirror., 1922-08-24

happen conferences is 10 put IL down III
"black and white" What is to be done;
how it is to be done; and who is to do it,
Read an article the other day which
stated there are $4,000 pores on one of
your hands. 1t didn't say which one.
Good men can't build good govern
ment-with rotten politics any more than
good carpenter can build a good house
with rotten lumber.
The Aapper will flap out-just give her
time.
"Dress Essentials" merged with Lace
and Embroidery Review" beginning with
the August issue, says Printers Ink. They
should have waited until September.
Are you a was-er or an User?
Good counsel requires background of
varied experience-pluS common sense.
Don't worry because you have made
mistake 1t might have been worse one.
Money is often used as a substitute for
brains.
A nervous man is never a nervy man.
= A statistician tells us that SO per cent of
the people think; 10 per cent think they
are thinking; while IS per cent would
rather lie down and die than even think
about thinking.
Some men spend half day trying 10
figure out short cut for piece of work
that could have been done in half an hour.
The right thing doesn't happen because
its right-it takes man power to put it
over.
When Noah was building the. ark the
HClSHDolS lduSHCu dt nm. L HCy NClC
quite sure something had gone wrong with
his head. But Noah paid no attention to
his critics; he went ahead and built the
ark. When the flood came and it rained
for forty days and forty nights Noah was
able to say, 81 should worry" Don't be
afraid to be "Noah."
Don't blame congress. Think how it
would be if your boss didn't pay any at
tention to you only once in four years.
When you have made your best fight
against pain, loss or some other unhappy
condition and find that you cannot change
them, then the highest courage lies in
bravely shouldering the burden.
Sometimes fools make money-more
often money makes fools.
If failure is good experience, lots of
us ought to get wise.
When you buy admiration you have to
keep spending money to hold it.
We do not conquer our sins by trying to
forget them, but by facing them boldly
and rising superior to the memory.
The mirror., 1922-08-24
HEARD IN THE DINING HALL

Boy, when it comes to sweet corn, hog
and l are brothers under the skin.
Yes, but why draw the line at corn.
j. NJ. C..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
NIoholaon.RhIeI Nustialq.

Saturday, sept %, 1929, at s p. m.
at the elegant new home OF Mr. and
Mrs, j, G. NICHOLSON occurred the
wedding of their daughter Miss Ruth
Marie, TO Chiffon lrask Rhlci Rev.
H. II. Kasiske oniciated. The derora-
tons were pink and white
Promptly at Mrs. Grace Ward
played Bridal Music from tao Rose
Maiden by conan, Miss Carolyn tof-
fey sung "The Sweetest story Ever
Told 80 SWlts, and Il Love You Truly
by Carrie Jacobs Bond Then follow
ed Memberships Wedding March,
the bridal procession being led by
little Shirley Richcy carrying a bias.
ket of flowers aud little Angie Iagar
carrying HE ring in a calla lily, Next
were the three bridesmaids with their
escorts, form an aisle for the bride
and groom The three bridesmaids
were the three Young sisters of the
bride aud were dressed in pink and
satin ribbon and rose bud trimmings
amt carried arm bouqueta OF pink
TusrGutH The uaher8 were MessrA
Charles Aibers, Walter hllemau and
Lloyd Lynch, ana they wore button.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
MRS. HERMAN SUES
MATE FOR DIVORCE


South Bend lpds on o--Mrs
AuEusta Tlernan yesterday filed suit
loI divorce from her husband. Prof.
IouH - Tiernan, law instructor at
Notfe Dame university.
Almost az the same time she LEFT
SCUM Bend for Bronson. Mich.
where she viii live with her mother
accompanying her were her husband
nrol Ilernan, who drove her to
bronson and her three children
irene, a. Mary, 3, ami William. 10
months.
III her complaint Mrs. Tiernan al
ices cruel aud inhuman treat.
t'en| lhe complaint sets forth
tu"t the defendant immediately
PRIOR To the separation. which took
pace oct. 4 1922, and for many weeks
- 'uI u the separation, threathcned
ters from her"
mrs Ticrnan will live win her
nutheF ana her thseo children
n'ohson' Mich, until the trials of
Nv ul'ofce action and the appoal az
'ue ""eision of Judge Chester I'M
,'Hip IN refusing TO udfndna
larry Poulin, haberdashers agent
on Tue Notre Fame campus. as the
lather OF her third child.
rfot. Tierhan viii live at the Tier.
n"' nome until the court eases coma
w. lhen Mrs. Herman win return
~ 'he mousse, Prof, Herman goinr
Elsewhere TO live, After the set,la,
, ,','' o. me t|u court aetiona. prof
'efl'ah VIII sell the home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
MARD| GRAS &c is.
UNDER WAY BEFORE.
BIG ARM0RY CROWD
PARADE nREcEoEs KNIGHTS or
n'''' COLUMBUS CARNIVAL LAUNCH.
Ed LAST NIGHT WITH E C
TURNOUT IN ATTENDANCE.

Amid the beating Of drums, the
blowing of flies and the glare ana pom
ing OF roman candles IN n parade sew
eral blocks long the * Of g. Nardi
Gras was formally opened last might
for solid week OF fan and icstiyiiiea.
li The big parade thar opened tho eel
ebrsiioa formed IN ncnt. O. the ceb
house GA a Sale street, end moved
through The hoop dist,ic. at 9Blat
7:30. Over 400 kHigh.s marched,
headed by Grand Knight Justin
Jaeger, Evory marehcr carried ronau
candles which threw out different
colofs Of ligh; and made pretty
Scene The celebr1 ted Liberty FIFE
and Drum corps Ts7 there aud gave
several good selections
After parahne the loop district the
hnishts headed for the armOrv where
the big Marai Gras is being held.
A trio eompoaed o. Arthur Halii-
gan, Justin Jaeger and George Welsh,
with William Gordon at the piano,
rendered several selections in novel
way. III one htit NilNA iIt .lllr'l +"
Tere an seated en- top Of the piano .
Old Hiram Jones from Pumpainyille
Center, was there aud amused the
crowd with his antics. The mys
FERROUS lady was also there a.d could
not get away from an the y0ung men
who wanted TO dance with her.
At 9 o'clock dincng was got under
wsv to the Music Of an eight piece
orchestra, and with the starting OF
dancing the crowd increased gradually
until over 4 hundred couples were on
the floor.
The armory is in gala attire for the
function. which will run through the
rest of the week Endless pains were
taken in decorating the interior and
the work is shown by the cleyernesS
a. the ARRANGEMENTS and the artistic
manner in which the trimmings were
hung.
The ''c0neefsio1s' were very eX-
tensively patrOnizel and. judging by
its start. the carnival is insured one
Of the biggest successes in Ottawa $
history for fun. merriment and pro
ceeds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
TONGA

The Woman's club opens the elev-
enth club year on Oct l6, Mrs.
Eta Elmer will be the hostess, This
club year promises To be up to the
usual good standard and the new
ton work ON the part of the program
programs show much thot CA fedora
committee.
Mrs, Buckingham continues quito
poorly She has been unable to he
out since her visit TO Michigan,
The benefit bal game ON last sat
urday afternoon between Touica and
l.ustant drew out a fair sized crowd
and netted nearly $50 for Charles
Phelps, who recently sustained bro
ken lex while playing In one OF the
games with our boys The game was
good and snappy till toward the las
when ToHica forged ahead and won.
The Public Service Co mas had a
force of workmeu IN Toni,a for two
weeks past making some changes u
the wiring ana LIGHTS. An thc street
lights have been changed so that
they are now hung over the center of
the road instead of from the pole.
II lights up the walks and streets
much better aud il also requires lots
OF work and money 10 make Htc
change
hole bouquets to match those of the
bridesmaids The ring ceremony was
used
The brides gown was Of white
satin crepe and Spanish lace The
veil arranged cap effect with wreath
ot orange blossoms. She carried .
shower bouquet oi brides roses and
lilies OF the valley and the groom
wore "a button hole bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley to mate hthc brides
bouquet
An elegant two course luncheon fol
lowed, The color scheme OF pink and
white being carried out in this also.
The bridesmaids aud ushsrs served
the courses beautifully. About forty
We're present.
Amid a shower OF rice and c1ntet.
q the young couple left tor Q trip 40
Niagara Fails and points east
They vim be- at home 90 their MANY
friends at the Rhiel home in Lowen
Nov L..
Both the bride and groom We're
born and raised NJ Lowell. both are
graduates Of the Tonica high school
Mrs. W. b. Stauffacher OF Tonica
visited with Mrs Fred Schaibley on
Monday night and Tuesday forenoon
At Leonore
M and Mrs. Fred RAYMOND enter
tanned quite company OF relatives
o big dinner Thursday Besides
the relatives in this immediate vi
ciuity the Moores, Hawthornes and
Dyslrts OF Granville ana MIR. and Mrs.
ont. 2345 1S90S ETAO A
ent and they report very pleasant
time and Editor Hawthorne OF Gran
vile says to spell that dinner with
a capital d.
Mrs. L. Williams went 10 Peoria on
Monday as a representative of Tonica
lodge, y. 81. to attend the biennial
session OF the supreme lodge Mystic
Workers Of the World. in convention
assembled in that city this week. IN
cidentaliy she will visit her son
Earl, who is student at the Bradley
institute.
\ coodly number OF young folks
ne, at the Congregational parsonage
. "Wednesday evening ard drove to the
p. ) Grant home, where they were
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10

with practically every school IN the
county speaks Well for the teachers
and pupils,
The eighth grade of Tonica grade
school entertained the seventh Sradc
az the homo of Margaret Alleman on
last Thursday evening, An enloya-
BILE evening was spent, after which re-
moshmcnta consisting of pie a Ia
mode were served. Everyone rerorts
a ine time. The boys are enjoying
the yaulting pole, part OF our new
play ground equipment which arrived
last week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an inflamed condition
% the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. when THIS tube is intiamed you
have n rumbliug sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what We claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment of
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. 0.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
REAL ESTATE MEN TO
ATTEND CONVENTION

a regular meeting or the La Sail
County Real Estate Board will N
held In the office of w. II. Jamiso
in the Armory block on Thursda,
Oct -, at l;l5 o'clock. lmportan
business IN regard to the delegate
TO the state Convention. which wi
be held in Decatur on October |.
"a and q, viii be brought before th
meeting,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
kyNiQ,It4EyI

Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon Levy entertain
ed with a six o'clock dinner ~ their
home on Clinton street last evening.
Covers we're laid for ten guests, VINO
enjoyed a social evening, Following
the dinner the guests attended Jhr
Mardi Gras at the armoy,
= . =
The regular weekly meeting oi thn
Modern Literature club was held last
evening 1T the home OF MIS- IT, ID.
Moaitou, l1l7 Paul street Ten mem
berA were present and following III"
business session. Mrs. Myrtle Sparks
read a very Interesting paper on "D,s.
cogeries and Explorations. a 500
cia hoar was enjoyed, g.tnr Eh,.a
the hostess served hRht refreshments.
The next meeting win De- social
meeting ana viii b. held "a me home
of Miss Louise Grove 800 EAST Wash.
ingtol street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10

de1ShitLlly entertained ny the Misses
Edith and Dorothy Grant huge
bonfire was built and the younS
folks toasted wienies aud mmshmal.
lows, outdoor games were played
aud later in the evening the young
folks retired o. tae homo to enjoy
music and singing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-10
SOCIETY

r@>>~~s~>N~N'N~'~S'~>~
The philanthrc pic department OF the
Womans' Club viii meet with Mrs
~. NJ Frazier on North Columbus
ristreet Wednesday afternoon.
!. ! =
Mrs. c.. M. Pool cf All State street
dGwiu entertain the WOman's Christian
Temperance Union temorrew after
noon at 2:30 ct her home All mem
bcrs are requested to be present. An
invitation Is extended to their friends
la fine program has been arranged.