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The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

Lost Sunday afternoon either in
Holly or on road by Pierce and OF,
son route and home on trail one
32X4 Fisk tire and Rim. Finder re
turn and receive reward.
A. d. Plank
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

FOR SALE or Trade Wallis Tractor
Two sets Of plows. Cheap terms.
202 N 5th Lamar. 1898 pd.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

WANTED Men or women TO take
orders for genuine guaranteed hosi'
cry for men women and children.
Eliminates darning. $50 Il week
full time, Sl00 an hour spare time.
EXpericnc unnecessary. Information.
al Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. tt
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

FOR SALE Extra fine Hoganized
Pullct mating, Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockerells, three to live dol
lars each. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded G. i. Dyk
stcr1uis, "a mile southwest Of
Harman, Colo. 26 If
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01
LAND

HORSES and MULES.
NEW and USED TRACTORS.
II. L. christnan, Holly Colo. TT
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01
PLEASE NOTICE.

able Piano for sale. Call on or
hone afF33 Mrs. May II. McKib-
ben. Holly Colorado 31-34pd.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01
USED FoRDs FOR SALE.

i 1922 Roadster
= 1922 Coupe
Il 1918 Touring
i 1918 Coupe
Priced Right.
j. +. Saunders g. Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

FOR SALE Modern Five room
house. L. l. Weigand. Feb pd
The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-01

FQE SALE: Three pure blood o,
/. O. Male Hogs viii furnish pedi
gree Is TO .25 dollars each. o. G..
Craven Cooiiedge Kan. TT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
BAR ASSOCIATION
ACTS TO CURB NOTARIES

The curbing of the activities of
notaries public was the interesting
topic acted upon at the luncheon
meeting Of the Perth Amboy Bar
Association at noon today in the New
Packer House. The discussion was
brought about by the report of the
grievance committee, concerning the
habit of real estate agents and some
steamship agents who are notaries
and under this title are alleged to
practive law among the foreigners
Of the city.
The matter was referred to the
committee to be presented to Su-
preme Court Justice Luther Camp
bell, for the charging Of grand juries
to carry on Investigations.
The method of appointing notaries
was also discussed and it was de-
cided the matter will be taken UP
with Governor Silzer.
Harry S. Medinets, Morris Mar
garetten and Ezra Karkus We're ap-
pointed a publicity committee for
the purpose of taking up the ques-
ton of advertising in programs. Nc
lawyer will hereafter advertise in q
program unless the said advertise
ment is approved by the committee
The question of amending the
landlord and tenant act also was
discussed and Assemblyman Thomas
Hanson was appointed a committee
of one to take the matter UP with
the next legislature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Bic INITIATION !
FOR THE k. Of c
st. Mary's Lyceum Scene of
Big Event-0ut of Town
Places Represented

knights of Columbus that includ-
ed large delegations from neighbor-
ing councils gathered at st. Mary's
Lyceum at Fayette and Mechanic
street yesterday afternoon for the
comforting of the major degree of
of the order on a large class of can
didates. More than 500 members of
the order besides a number of visit
ing priests were numbered in the
gathering which was one of the
largest for an occasion of this kind
in the city in some time. Seventy
candidates formed the class that re-
ceivedNthe third degree of the order.
Grand knight John V. Burke, OF
San Salvador Council No. 299, under
whose auspices the class was held,
presided at the opening and after ex-
tending a welcome to the many
members and visitors turned the
gavel owe to District Deputy John
Matthews, of Newark, who was in
charge of the work. MI. Matthews
addressed the gathering before the
comforting of the degree on the work
of the order and this was followed
by the initiation. Some of the
prominent members of the order In
the state at the gathering were State
Secretary Thomas Norton, of Jersey
City; District Deputy Edward Gil.
hooly, of Orange; District Deputy
John McConville, of Newark and
District Deputy Frank Mccain, OF
Piainfield.
Monsignor William p. Cantwell
Rev. John Larkin and Rev. Francis
J.. Medallion, of st. Mary's church
were present and witnessed the cere-
monies and they entertained the
visiting priests after the meeting. A
number of visiting grand knights
with delegations from councils IL
C%arteret, Sayreville, Woodbridge
South Amboy, New Brunswick ant
Tottenville were present. After the
ceremonies a banquet was served
at the Hotel Madison at Z O'Clock
last night to the degree team ant
visiting deputies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Day Nursery
Benefit Enjoyed

Mrs. Frank Urbanski entertained
delightfully."- at a card party recently
at her home in Washington street,
for the benefit of the Day Nursery
Mrs. Urbanski is q member of the
board of managers of this organiza-
tion. There were eight tables In
play, High scores were made by
Mrs. Joseph Massopust, Mrs. Perry
Bradley. Miss Stephanna Gutowski
and Mrs. Mary Draper.
The guests ere Mrs. Lawrence
Long, Mrs. Ellen Donahue, Mrs. Lou
Use Leavy, Mrs. Perry Bradley, Mrs.
Joseph Massopust, Miss Stephanna
Gutowski, Mrs. Catherine Burke,
Mrs. Margaret Foley, Mrs. Patrick
White, Mrs. Thomas e. Ramsay,
Mrs. John j. Quinn, Mrs. S. p. Rost-
kowski, Mrs. Konopka, Mrs. Peter
Van SICKLE, Mrs. Katherine Clap
sadell, Mrs.Joseph Seeman, Mrs. Pat
rick Tierney. Mrs. John HUFF. Mrs.
Joseph Hartung, Mrs. Donahue, Miss
Blanche Van SICKLE, Miss Catherine
Long, Miss Kathryn Leavy, Miss
Rose Gadek, Miss Rita Burke. Miss
Mildred Green and Mrs. James III.
White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Delightful Event is Given at
Yacht Club With Large
Crowd Present

The card party held Saturday al
ternocn in the assembly room of the
Raritan Yacht Club In Water street
und-r the direction of the Womahs
Auxiliary of the City Hospital, was
most delightful. Bridge, five nun
dred and %pinochle were the games
In play. Attractive prizes were
awarded to the following:
Bridge, Mrs. Irving j.. Reimers,
Mrs. Harold Van SICKLE, Mrs. Eli
wood johnson Jr., Mrs Arthur
stern, Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs
George w. Tyrell, Mrs. Zettlemoyer,
Mrs. Jeanne Howell, Miss katharine
sLs. Mccormick. Mrs. George Meade,
Mrs. John Weller.
Phoebe, Mrs. j. ]. Berger, Mis-.
r. Miller.
Five hundred. Mrs. Joseph Har-
lung. Mrs. James H. White, Mrs.
George Rivas and Mrs. Katherine
sGlapsadell.
Refreshments were served by the
committee in charge consisting of
Mrs. Henry Is. Golenbock, Mrs.
Meyer Leichtman, Mrs. Fred 5.
Haney, Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mrs. sam
uef-Polkowitz, Mrs. Elmont Bedell,
Mrs. Rufus Hoskings, Mrs. John Oh
sen, Mrs. James H. White, Mrs. Pc
ter Schott, Mrs. j. w. Kelly, Mrs.
Jacob Kreielsheimer. Mrs. Arthur
Stern, Mrs. r. l.. Clare, Mrs, William
Casey and Mrs. Emil Stremlau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
NEW BUILDING PLANNED
FOR MADISON AVENUE

Another new building will soon, be
erected in Madison avenue, accord
ing to the announcement made today
following the transfer of property
from Lawrence ]. Dolan and wife,
Alice e Dolan to Samuel Mailer The
property in question is on the west
side of Madison avenu near the
Majestic theatre and contains a one
fanny frame house. The house will
be removed shortly and a new build
ing erected, 1t is said. The prop
erty has a frontage on Madison We
nue. of fifty feet and has been held
by the Dolan family since 1900. 1t
is understood that Mr.. and Mrs. Do
Ian will nov to Woodbridge in the
immediate future.
The sale was made by Max l..
Scott, a local real estate broker.
Assistant Prosecutor John q. Tooian
represented the Dolans interest and
City Attorney David T. Wientz the
Mailer interests. No consideration
is given. The transaction was COM
pleted Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
HEAVY fine IMPOSED
IN THE RECORDERS COURT

The heaviest fine in the local po-
lice court owe the weekend vas
imposed in the case of Morris Schen-
ernlan, of Newark, arrested by
Motorcycle Officer Frank Burke for
driving a truck with an overload of
apples. He was assessed $3.50.
Anna Thomas, of Railway, ar
rested several days ago by officer
Burke, for taking a car without her
fathers permission and for not hav-
ing a drivers license or registration
card, was fined $50 this morning,
arrested by officers Art Peterson
and Sullivan, on Saturday night, on
an atrocious assault and battery
charge and for a city ordinance
violation, paid SIS.
Gazor 10th arrested by officer
Frank Burke on a charge of break
ing a window, assault and battery,
and disorderly conduct, was fined
$50 with the privilege of serving
ninety days in jail. FEEDER Duscei-
tow was the complainant against
the man on two charges. Andrew
Remer arrested by officer Burke on
a d~isorderly conduct charge, was
sentenced to the workhouse for
ninety days. A $25 fine was imposed
in the case of Elizabeth Rosenthal,
of WilkesBarre, Pa, arrested for
making forty miles an hour on Am
boy venue. James Cellan, colored.
arrested by Officer Nolan on a drunk
n disorderly charge was fined $40
A number of other cases are sched-
uled for disposal tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Mission Society
To Meet TONIGHT

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Simpson M. L. church
will hold their regular meeting to-
night in the lecture room of the
church at s o'clock. Miss Anna
Joslyn will give a talk on Creative
Forces in Japan" Mrs. v. v. Rose
boro and Mrs. William Hesser will
entertain with a piano duet and Mrs.
III. l.. Reyes will give a vocal selec-
ton. Following the business session
refreshments will be served.
Miss Katherine Woglom is chair
man OF arrangements and is assisted
by Mrs. j. Kress, Mrs. l.. johnson,
Mrs. ]. Gilmore, Mrs. Milton Ortell,
Mrs. r. Lambertson, Mrs. e. Golden,
Mrs. p. Anderson, Mrs. MacDougal,
Mrs. C. Durham, Mrs. T. Wilhelm,
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Johanna
Koyen. Mrs. Ella G. Walters will
give a report of the Elizabeth dis
rrict meeting which was held in
Plainfield recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Hospital Auxiliary Has
Successful Function
Children Give
Pleasing Recital

The music pupils of Miss Sadie A
Meshrow, gave a pleasing recital a
her home in Fayette street Saturday
night, each one giving their Sc
lection In a c~reditable manner. Spe'
cial mention is made of Eleanor Jen'
sen, Minnie loft and Margaret Reed
who played their numbers exquisite
ly. Mrs. Fedderson and Miss Knud'
son, beautifully sang a vocal duet
Following the program, refreshments
were served at an attractively dec.
grated table, with the Christmas
spirit predominating.
The program follows:
Duet Mountain Twilight Waltz
Bohn.
Eleanor Jensen and Katherine Gil
fillan.
"Contentment Waltz" 1900. Martin
Mildred Ryder.
Duet, Medley National Airs -
Dressler.
Mrs. Fedderson and Miss Knudsen.
May Pole Dance .......... Sawyer
Mildred Deppie.
Alpine Hut" ............ Lange
Prentiss VIII.
Song of the Swallow $3.50. Bohn
Martha GreenboWiecz.
Blossom Time" $3.50. Cranmond
Francis Tooker.
"A Shepherd Idyle" 5000. Helms
Eileen Rankin.
Duet "Barcarolle" $500. Offenbach
Prentiss and Robert viii.
"Dozing Dolly $500. S%paulding
Katherine Gilfillen.
Wandering Sprite" =. Engelbrecht
Florence Gaidamoociea
March Des Tambous" -. Sonul
Minnie loft.
Second Valse" ........... GODDARD
Robert Will.
by Silent Hearth in Winter Times"
Wagner.
Eleanor Jensen.
"Lohengrin Fantasia" ..... Wagner
Margaret Reed.
Grand Valse de Concert" :. Matte
Bertha Waldman.
Garment Fantasia" $500. Biget
Beatrice Knudsen.
Duet shepherd Boy" 5000. Nelson
Martha Grenbovicz and Florence
GaidonamocieZ.
"Carolling of the Birds -. Michenz
Rose Engleman.
"Stabat Mater ........... Rossini
Mrs. Fedderson.
SILVER Stars Mazurka" 80. Bohm
Beatrice Morrison.
Duet Grace" Bohm
Minnie loft and Eleanore Jensen.
Sextette from Lucia Cleft HANDY =
Leschiezef.
Margaret Reed.
Duet Charge of the Uhlans' -
Bohm.
Mrs. Fedderson and Miss B. Knudsen
Fantasia $1,000. Gounod
Gladys Ludwigsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
ARRESTED
IN CAR HOLD-UP
Woodbridge Police Also
Charge One Youth With
Breaking in House

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 10.-The ar
rest by the local police Saturday at
ternoon of two Avenel youths Is ex-
pected to result in the clearing up OF
the robbery of the l.. M. Camppell
home in Freeman street several
weeks ago and the attempted hold
ND of a Public Service trolley car
near the Railway reformatory last
Thursday night.
Michael Melmizek, eighteen and
his brother, William, one year his
Junior, are locked up here following
an investigation by Sergeant Walsh
and Patro1man Cholar. The older
bow has been given a hearing and is
being held for the grand jury. Viii
liam is scheduled to appear before
Recorder Ashley this afternoon for
a hearing. !,
In addition to the breaking and
entering charge made against Mich
ael there is an additional charge OF
attempted highway robbery and as
sault with intention to kill as the
outcome of the trolley incident.
A gold watch, displayed by
Michael one day last week, aroused
the suspicious of the two local Off
GERS and they secured a search war
rant and went to the Melmizek
home. A complete search was made
and a .32 calibre automatic revolver
was found with two empty cham
bers. Going to the spot where the
trolley hold-up was staged, the Off
GERS found the two empty cartridge:
and they were said to be identica.
with those in the pistol.
Michael was identified by Mis-
Ruth Campbell as n of the mel
who entered the Campbell home OIL
the night of the robbery Motormar
George Henry, of Perth Amboy, IL
charge of the trolley which wa
heldup last Thursday night, als'
identified Michael as one of the men
Neither Miss Campbell nor Henri.
could identify Williams as having
taken part in tither robbery or TIN
holdup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10

As They Leave to QueII Rebel.
Iious Forces of His Former
Secretary of War

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8 (Via Lare-
do, Texas) Dec. 10 (By The Associat-
ed Press - Delayed). President
Oregon, accompanied by his staff,
left Mexico City tonight for Irpuato
for the purpose of reviewing a divis-
ion of troops under which General
Joanduin Amaro is preparing to be-
gin an advance upon rebellious
forces in Jalisco, under command of
General Enrique Estrada, former
secretary of war. This was official
ly announced at Chapultepec Castle.
Capture of Jalapa, capital of the
state of Vera Cruz, Saturday morn
ing, by Rebel Forces, was officially
confirmed here. With this single
success it was declared in official
quarters that the revolt headed by
General Guadalupe Sanchez who
favors the presidential candidacy of
Adolfo De La Huerta had reached
the maximum development possible
with the nucleus of the outbreak
centered at the city of Vera Cruz and
in the state of Guadalajara and
Jalisco.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
ESCAPED
ALTERS SHOOTING
HoIdub Near Keyport Borough
Line Causes Serious
Wounding of One

MATAWAN, Dec. 10.-As the re-
suit of an alleged holdup IN oak
Sbades( Matawan Township, near
the Keyport Borough line at 1Oi3o
o'clock on Saturday night, Michael
Schmidt is in the Monmouth Mem
orial Hospital at Long Branch with
a. bullet wound in his chest and Carl
Varishnoratz, is in the same insti-
| tuition with a bullet hole through his
hip. The two men will 1t
was said at the hospital today. The
bandits escaped. The affair occurred
in the butcher shop of Michael
Sycke.
According to the story told to the
county detectives by the men, they
were in the rear of the butcher
shop drinking coffee when the TWO
bandits entered through a rear door.
At first they demanded a drink, but
before It could be given to them,
pulled guns and told the three men
to hold up their hands. Sycke, the
owner of the shop, obeyed imme-
diately; but Schmidt and Varishno-
ratz, tried to get out of the building,
Schmidt by way of the door and
Varishnoratz by the window. The
guns In the hands of the bandits
spoke and the two men fell to the
floor.
AS soon as the men dropped the
two bandits, who are both said to
be tall and about the same size, ran
from the shop and disappeared 1t
was impossible to learn whether
they escaped in an automobile or on
foot. People living in the vicinity
ran to the shop when they heard
the report of The guns and found
the two men. DIR. Milliard Erwin
of this borough was called and
dressed the wounds.
Chief of County Detectives John
Smith of Freehold today declared
the county authorities do not put
much faith in the bandit story but
are rather inclined to think that the
shooting was the result of an argu-
ment which took place in the butch
er shop between the men. The two
men in the hospital are being guard
ed by detectives. and SICKLE, the
owner of the shop was taken to the
county Jail and later released under
bail as a material witness.
According to local police there
was another holdup in the Oak
Shades section on Saturday night.
This is alleged to have taken place
near the Gas house in Main street.
The men held up are said to be Ed
ward Boyle and James Higgins. 1t
is declared by the police that the
two bandits who held Ut the latter
two men were not the same ones
who entered the butcher shop. Boyle
it is said was struck on the head
with a black jack and Higgins shot
through the leg. The bandits got
about $12 from the two men.
Besides the county detectives,
state police and Chief of Police John
Mulsoff of this borough are also
working on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
CARTERET

A lease has been recorded in the
county clerks office this morning
showing that Mr.. and Mrs. Soren
Koed have executed a lease dated
September /, 1922, to the Federal
Government for post Office purposes
at an ANNUAL rental of $4,000. The
landlords agree to place a burglar
proof safe in the building.
Miss Elizabeth Whalen, of Locust
street, visited her mother in Asbury
Park over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woodman,
formerly of this borough, are NOV
ing from Blairtown to South River.
The Ladies' Mission Band of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Phillips Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dykes, of
Woodbridge were borough visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Price was a Newark
visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Miles and
daughter and Mrs. Charles Phillips
and son witnessed the gymnastic ex-
hibition at the armory in Elizabeth
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Morecraft and brother
were Newark shoppers Friday.
Joseph Smith, fifty-two years old.
of Is Hudson street, dropped dead
at his boarding house shortly after
1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Coroner Hay declared that the man
died of bright's disease. Smith came
to the Borough some two months
ago to work. He has been at the
Hudson street address since. In his
clothes no Identification was found
as to who he was, his home address
or the names of relatives being I'M
known. The name of a man in De-
troit appeared on a slip of paper and
he was notified by Chief of Police
Harrington. The body was taken to
]. r. Lyman's undertaking estab-
lishment where 1t is being held pend
ing further information.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con-
gregation of Brotherhood or Israel
held a successful euchre party at
Rockman's annex yesterday. Many
prizes were distributed. Refresh
ments were served.
A large gathering attended ths
| euchre and dance Of the Ladies'
| Democratic organization at Cough
Inns Saturday night. Nearly one
hundred prizes were distributed
Mrs. NJ. Spewak won the door prize
in the form of a five dollar gold
| piece. Dancing followed the game
A meeting of the Daughters Of
Pocahontas. No. SO, will be held al
the IRE housa No. ! tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
smoke HALTS
BIC INITIATION
Catholic Daughters of Amerl-
ca Are Forced to Leave
Lodge Rooms

WOODBRIDGE Dec. 10-The in
itiation of forty members of Court
Mercedes, No. 769, Catholic Daugn-
ters of America, was interrupted for
a short time yesterday afternoon by
clouds of smoke coming from the
furnace in the basement of Masonic
hall where the meeting was being
held.
1t seems hat coal as usual was
put in the furnace about three
o'clock and hat the oors and drafts
of a baseburner heater in the I'D
torium on the second floor, had been
left open. The air vas heavy and
the smoke instead of rising poured
out into the auditorium and through
out the building.
The exercises were being conduct
ed in a most admirable manner In
the lodge rooms on the third floor
and the presiding officers were not,
aware that anything was amiss and
only those near the door knew of the
smoke in the building. There were
$50 women present from all parts OF
the state, including all of the state
officers With the exception Of Miss
Duffy Of Newark.
The smoke was first noticed by
those in the neighborhood and the
door of the auditorium was forced
upon NAAO1S Ah0 oOOf0 SbAAAAtAOAA9
were noted.
Rev. Richard O'Farrell was the
first one called from the lodge rooms
and while it was readily observed
that there seemed to be no actual
danger it seemed expedient to adj
journ to the high school auditorium.
Father O'Farrell investigating the
cause of the smoke, found that no
fire had been burning in the stove
- IL aNNN-J fIA4r xYIfk1 xtiYr -
that the smoke had come from the
furnace in the basement, escaping
through an open damper in the au-
ditorium stove.
The initiation continued In the
high school auditorium and a COLA
ton was served at the conclusion of
the exercises by Mrs. Iver Larsen of
Perth Amboy.
Fire Chief Leo Goriss aided in
every way possible and the exit from
the hall was remarkable. Although
the stairs are steep there was no
confusion and only two of the
younger women present tainted and
that was partly due to shock as
their sister had been burned some
times ago and the shock was too
| great o them.
The class went through the three
degrees in a moss m~eretorious man
ner. Miss Julia King presided at the
piano and Miss Rose Nash lead in
the singing.
Miss Nash also sang Ave Maria"
accompanied by Miss Marjorie Ger
rity and Miss Alice Sandahl played
on the violin during the initiation
most effectively. Miss Mary Mozart
ney of Railway, past district deputy
of the local court, was presented
with a gold basket filed with grow
ing plants,
The retiring grand regent. Mrs.
Catherine D.. Flanagan, was present
ed with a basket of roses and chrys-
anthemums.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
RUM RUNNER FORCED
ASHORE; CARGO SEIZED

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O:-First
blood in the prohibition navy's ac-
tive war against rum runners with
bottled holiday cheer was drawn up
by the defense forces today when
a speedy smuggling craft, the X
111o1, was forced to pile up on a
Staten Island beach and "a cases
Of whiskey seized. Members of the
crew escaped.
The police boat Manhattan saw
the K-11101 heading for the Jersey
coast before dawn. The cutter gave
chase and the smuggler turned sea-
ward. but was being rapidly out
distanced when the crew pointed her
s toward the shore, piled her on
the beach, leaving their contraband
behind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

Mrs. Helen McRoe and Mrs. Henry
Kaczmarek, of Rector street, visited
Mrs. Kaczmarek's husband at Glen
Gardner, yesterday.
Misses Sadie Cohen and Elsie
Go1dberger, of this city, witnessed
a performance of "Tarnish" in New
York, Saturday.
Miss Sarah Fine. of Gordon street
witnessed a performance of Tar
nish" Saturday, in New York City.
Miss Theresa Horowitzz, OF Me
chanic street, visited in New York
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, of State street
are sending a few days with rela-
tives in New Yor City.
Irving Rosaf, of New York, visited
MI. and Mrs. S. Fine of Gordon
street., over the weekend.
Miss Cora L. Mertz, of Jersey City
spent the weekend with friends in
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
Fair Success
At Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE. Dec. 10.-The
fair held by the ladies of the First
Congregational church on Friday
afternoon and evening was a great
success. Over $500 being cleared.
Mrs. NJ. I. Demarest was the chair
man, and through the splendid work
lone by the members of the commit
tee and by the congregation this
wonderful success was achieved. In
expressing appreciation for the loyal
support given them, the donations of
The various merchants in the town
were particularly mentioned and a
vote of thanks was extended to them.