Novelties In Bijou Program At The Bijou Theatre
The Bijou theatre packed last night as Manager Ernst presented an all star bill. Overture Save novelty juggler Juliet Wood burlesque imitations Al Haynes Julia Redmond Company The Critic and the Girl by Haynes and Redmond Robert Farwell the critic Al Haynes Nellie Farwell Gertrude Kirsey The Great Lulu Melfie Ormont Fred Primrose Miss Georgette and her seven Yankee girls The kinetograph.
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Ernst
Save
Juliet Wood
al. Haynes
Julia Redmond
Mr. Haynes
Miss Redmond
Robert Farwell
Nellie Farwell
Gertrude Kirsey
Lulu
Melfie & Ormont
Fred Primrose
Georgette
No Crossing Likely at Fayette Street
City Attorney Hommann says no grade crossing is likely at Fayette Street across the Central railroad for some time. The State Railroad Commission will not permit grade crossings in cities of this size, so the city must accept its existing crossings unless the railroad builds an elevated line.
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Hommann
Central Railroad
Fayette Street
State Railroad Commission
New Timetable On Staten Island Rapid Transit
A new schedule goes into effect at 8 am tomorrow on the Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad. Some trains are removed due to lighter winter traffic and the special Saturday timetable is abolished.
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Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
Harmony dinner brings rival factions together in New Brunswick
Republican leaders from the county held a harmony event at the Mansion House on Saturday night in honor of Congressman Howell. Chauncey Baldwin of Perth Amboy and rival figures George J. Haney and Richard A. Peltier attended and exchanged greetings while officials attempted to keep the gathering secret.
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New Brunswick
Mansion House
Sheriff A. S. Church
Howell
Chauncey Baldwin
Perth Amboy
George J. Haney
Richard A. Peltier
Bishop McFaul Anniversary Noted With Mass and College Dedication
In Trenton on Oct 13 the fourteenth anniversary of Bishop McFaul's elevation to the episcopacy is marked by a solemn mass at St Marys cathedral at 10 30 am with the bishop as celebrant and a sermon by Rev Father Hassett. In the afternoon he will preside at the dedication of Mt St Marys College Plainfield run by the Sisters of Mercy for women’s higher education. The college, recognized by the New York Regents, cost 150000 dollars. A separate item reports Patrolman Andrew Jensen stopping a man with a trunk near the Central railroad who named James Moses of 44 Cortlandt street and said he was bound for South Amboy.
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Trenton
McFaul
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Hassett
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Plainfield
Sisters of
Andrew Jensen
Central Railroad
James Moses
Cortlandt Street
South Amboy
Evening News
Peoria
Ill
Perth Amboy
Fort
Pfeiffer
Assembly
W. E. Ramsay
S. C. van Cleef
H. J. Butcher
W. C. Acken
A. E. Elmquist
Perth Amboy School Pupil Art and Drafting Curriculum
The article outlines a multiyear course adopted in 1908 covering manual training, drawing, and constructive work for grades one through high school. It details freehand drawing, color use, border decoration, paper craft, clay modeling, and drafting, with boys and girls separate projects in sewing, woodworking, and cabinet making.
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Board of Education
City of
Perth Amboy
Eagle A C Election Names Club Officers for Year
The Eagle Athletic Club elected officers at a King Street meeting. Officers include L. J. Hope as president and John Hanson as treasurer. A social hour followed, with pinochle results led by Koch and McCormick.
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Eagle Athletic Club
King Street
L. J. Hope
Jesse Seaman
John Hanson
Percy EB. Coutts
Frank C. Comings
Olaf Larsen
John Olsen
G. F. Seaman
W. T. Beck
William Hinkle
Arner & G. F. Seaman
J. Seaman & Simmen
Olsen & Moore
Guttman & Henderson
Briegs & Hanson
L. J. Hope & Clancy
Greenspan & Borak
Elks Honor B C Kuser With Elk Dinner at Trenton House
B C Kuser proprietor of the Trenton House and president of the New Jersey Fish and Game Commission hosted an Elk dinner for 300 Trenton Lodge Elks, including prominent locals and visiting members. The event featured music speeches and a diamond pin gift as he was announced to become a lodge life member.
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Trenton
B. C. Kuser
Trenton House
New Jersey Fish and Game Commission
Trenton Lodge of Elks
Sussex County
William Thomas
Trenton Lodge
Echard P. Budd
Mount Holly
George C. Maddock
Dominic’ Maddock
The
Elks
Kuser
Thomas
Writ of Error Taken Out for Paul Herman
New Brunswick Oct 13 a writ of error is to be taken out for Paul Herman of Roosevelt who awaits execution in the electric chair at Trenton for the murder of a Pole last summer Friends in Roosevelt have raised funds and retained Peter Backes of Trenton to handle the case H B Cook who defended the Pole at the trial is out of the case A writ of error will be applied to Chancellor Pitney and a stay will be filed to delay the chair The case may be argued next month before the court of errors and appeals
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New Brunswick
Paul Herman
Roosevelt
Trenton
Herman
Peter Backes
H. B. Cook
Pole
Pitney
Court of Errors and Appeals
Atlantic City Hosts National Endeavorers Convention Hope
Atlantic City reports the Christian Endeavor Society state convention ended with plans to attend the St Paul gathering and invite delegates here for the next meeting. Officials elected include John T Sproul president and Rev W D Stultz vice president among others.
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Atlantic City
The
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Paul
John T. Sproul
Arlington
W. D. Stultz
Manasquan
A. W. Anderson
Hammonton
A. Harry Moore
Jersey City
Ida B. Stephens
Hackettstown
Ida M. Woodward
Newtown
A. R. Baxter
Trenton
Hilsdorfs Return Home After Car Delay
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilsdorf and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hilsdorf arrived safely in the city yesterday afternoon after traveling to Middletown. Their Franklin car broke its clutch just before reaching Middletown, causing a delay of several hours.
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Frank Hilsdorf
Ernest Hilsdorf
Middletown
Franklin
Local society notes and upcoming weddings in town
Dr. A P Lubach and Miss Mamie Erich wed at night with Justice Marcus Stricker officiating. The couple began housekeeping at 376 State street in the Tyrrell block. A playful mix up left the bride’s carriage missing until found near the police station. Other items include an engagement announced for Ida Virginia Palmer to Charles Carl Hilker and plans for a Liberty Council masquerade, Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting in Fords, a new dancing class by M Loraine Clark, and various social visits and family news.
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A. P. Lubach
Mamie Erich
Reading
Marcus Stricker
Market Street
George Moore
E. A. Gardell
Gardell Brothers
Mrs. Lubach
Tyrrell Block
State Street
Dr. Lubach
Mr. Stricker
Ida Virginia Palmer
William W. Palmer
Amboy Avenue
Tottenville
Charles Carl Hilker
Herr Sells Picture Parlor to Lyric Amusement Manager
Happyland at 160 Smith Street has been sold from J. M. Herr to James McCabe manager of the Lyric Amusement Company. McCabe will continue the business as before and take possession next Monday. He plans first class shows and ongoing improvements.
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Happyland
Nickel Moving Picture Establishment
Smith Street
James McCabe
Lyric Amusement Company
J. M. Herr
Mrs Harriman Loses Diamond Pin At Society Wedding
Mrs E H Harriman attending the Rogers Walker wedding in New York discreetly loses a diamond pin. A church search failed to locate the gem, leaving the mystery unresolved. John B Kubinak, former W P Christofferson employee, starts general electrical contracting from 72 Sayre Avenue and plans to open a shop soon.
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Socist
New York
E. H. Harriman
Rogers- Walker
John B. Kubinak
W. P. Christofferson
Sayre Avenue
Swedish Congregational preacher to speak in Gordon Street church
Rev. J. E. Hallmertz of the Swedish Congregational church Wo burn Mass will preach tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Swedish Congregational church on Gordon street.
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J. E. Hallmertz
Swedish Congregational Church
Woburn
Mass
Gordon Street
Grandson Discusses Grandfather’s 90th Birthday and Unread Will
The dialogue touches a grandfather living to ninety and the unfinished will. It notes uncertain memory of affairs at the end and mentions recent store promotions and low ad prices as businesses push more advertising this month.
Library Board Bets $100 On New Books This Month
At a monthly trustees meeting the Public Library voted to spend $100 on new books. Librarian Miss E B Mulligan is away in Greenwood BC. an old St. Peter's bell loaned by J Lawrence Kearny, cast in 1789, bears Perth Amboy inscription. Mrs T C Booth to donate annual American Ceramic reports. Bills totaling $139.51 approved. Financials show fines $14.29, reserves $1.42, lost cards $0.20, receipts $16.01, expenditures $9.95, ending balance $6.06. Treasurer H W Jones itemizes salaries $175, books $40.15, rebinding $39, periodicals $3.50, light $7.38, repairs $63.45, janitor supplies $0.45, stationery $3, sundry $3.94, total $326.87, remaining balance $367.16.
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The
Public Library
EB. H. Mulligan
Greenwood
British Columbia
St. Peter's
J. Lawrence Kearny
Perth Amboy
Kutehel
T. C. Booth
H. W. Jones
Simhgat Torah festival at Beth Mordecai
Beth Mordecai hosts Semchath Torah with a Sunday program split by age. The afternoon is for children and the evening for older people, marking the close of two weeks of holiday celebrations. Committee: H. Wedeen, chairman. J. L. Klein. Herman Philo. K. Finkelstein.
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Beth Mordecai
H. Wedeen
J. L. Klein
Herman Philo
K. Finkelstein
Workmen Represented in North Jersey Lodge Talks
At Perth Amboy Lodge No 72 Ancient Order of United Workmen meeting, Past Master R C Miller and Master Workman R W Grace were named to attend a joint committee meeting of all North Jersey lodges in Jersey City tonight. Meetings rotate across the state, with future hosts likely in another location.
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Perth Amboy
Order of United Workmen
Foresters’ Hall
R. C. Miller
R. W. Grace
North Jersey
Jersey City
Road inspection notes macadamized stretch in Woodbridge
State Road Supervisor Gulkinson and Engineer Meeker with the County Board of Freeholders inspected the recently macadamized road from upper Main Street to Bloomfield's Corner by Pfeiffer & Liddle.
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Evening News
Woodbridge
Gulkinson
Meeker
County Board of Freeholders
Messrs. Pfeiffer & Liddle
Upper Main Street
Bloomfield’s Corner
Two Apply for Enlistment at Army Recruiting Office
Two applications for entry in the United States Army were made yesterday at the recruiting office. The text notes an advertiser and a word, indicating a concise local notice of enlistment activity.
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United States Army
Smith Street Pavement and City Sewer Plans Include Areas
A petition for a sewer on Grant and Paterson streets was granted while discussions on Hall Avenue street condition await assessment results. An ordinance on sidewalks received mayoral approval. A proposal to build western city sewers toward the river includes Grace Goodwin Stockton Market and Sheridan streets.
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Grant
Paterson
Hall Avenue
Commissioners of Assessment
Grace
Goodwin
Stockton
Market
Sheridan
Division Street
Washington Street
William Street
Committee On
Wayor
Charles A. Scott
Thomas Colfer
Michael Crowe
Copper Works
Charles Will
Chemical
Samuel Geller
Excellent Cast in The Cash Girl at Majestic
The Cash Girl a new musical comedy features May Ward in the title role and plays at the Majestic theatre Friday night. The cast includes Lae ne Harvard Field Cornell Wright Edmund Mortimer Sherlock Holmestead Snitz Edwards Millie Maslin Rose Fields Mary Days ode dan May Ward Anaes smaog etc.
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May Ward
Majestic Theatre
Harvard Field
Cornell Wright
Edmund Mortimer
Sherlock Holmestead
Snitz Edwards
Millie Maslin
Rose Fields
Mary Days
Ode Dan May Ward
Anaes Smaog
Hsia
Tim Cronin
Jim Dill
Sed Sacha
Jack Barker
Burt M
Jack Percy Laphead
Peter Gillisipie
William Edwards
James Brenan
Edward Williams
James A. Reilly
de. Payster
Lucy Clark
Miss Spuds
Alma Muehlen
Malag Lao
Pony Cantor
Last Registration Day for Election Is October 27
City Clerk LaRoe confirms October 27 as the final day to register for the November 3 election. Registrants must appear at their polling place today from 1 PM to 9 PM. First Ward Republicans announce a meeting tomorrow night at Martin's Hall on Madison Avenue.
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LaRoe
First Ward
Republican Club
Martin's Hall
Madison Avenue
Local lodge and club meetings plus new oyster stand
Algonquin Lodge Knights of Pythias met in Odd Fellows hall. International Correspondence School opens a display at 122 Smith St. Evening Star Court meets tomorrow. Simpson M E church board and Loyal Council Daughters of America held meetings. Emil Bohnsack opens an Oyster stand on Smith St. Pocahontas and Red Men groups plan a meeting at Mrs. Farlander’s Madison Ave home tonight. Maraval from Trinidad at Barber Asphalt Works. Perth Amboy Knights of the Maccabees meet tonight. Fire Underwriters board met at 95 Smith St this morning.
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Algonquin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Hall
International Correspondence Schools
Smith Street
Louis Kreielsheimer
Evening Star Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Simpson M. E. Church
Loyal Council, Daughters of America
Dana Hall
Emil Bo
Six of eleven pass post office clerk carrier exam
Secretary Percy E. Coutts reports six of eleven applicants passed the May 23 clerk carrier exam. Top scores include George R. Delaney 87.25 and James T. Monaghan 83.06 with Mallory 76.40 earning first choice as a discharged soldier. Delaney and Monaghan are from South Amboy. others are local. A November 21 exam is announced in Philadelphia with applications due by October 19.
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Percy E. Coutts
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Washington
Clerk-Carrier
Robert L. Mallory
George R. Delaney
John Howard Hope
James T. Monaghan
William H. Cortelyou
Leonard Wait
Coutts
Fire bug caught near shoemaker shop district
Patrolman Monaghan followed Dill through the Nicorya area and then Nicorva yard. Dill struck a match in his mouth when confronted and claimed he was taking a short route home. He was nabbed by Gleason with an ex celsior as evidence.
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Aghan
Dill
Nicorya
Monaghan
Ryann
Nicorva’s Yard
Gleason
Broomstick Assault Case Hearsled to Grand Jury
Jacob Herbert aged 34 of 663 State Street was held on $100 bail by Recorder Pickersgill to await grand jury action on an assault and battery charge. Frank Andersoh Jr. testified a broomstick strike. Herbert denies the accusation claiming mistaken identity.
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Jacob Herbert
State Street
Pickersgill
Frank Andersoh, Jr
Herbert
Arraigned on False Fire Alarms East Newark Man
Raymond Vail of East Newark was arraigned before Judge Blair in Hudson county Court of Quarter Sessions on charges of turning in false fire alarms from the Grant and Centre avenues box on September 27. He pleaded non juh and awaits sentencing on Thursday. P. R. R. Re-Employes 200 Men reports two hundred workers returning to full time at Pennsylvania rail road shops after months of idle time.
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Newark
Raymond Vail
East Newark
Blair
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Piles Cure Claim for Pazo Ointment
Pazo Ointment promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. Includes price of 60 cents and note of availability Tuesday through Saturday.
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O.P
Smith St
Eagle A.C
Koch & McCormick Org
A. Larsen & Kutcher
J. H. Hope & Rubenstein
Beck & Hinkle
Comings & Larsen J
Liberty Council
Daughters of Liberty
Jefferson Building
Harry Herberts
Mechanic Street
Fords
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Stephen’s Danish Lutheran Church
M. Loraine Clark
Elizabeth Denier
Milltown
J. B. Kubinak
Marie Henderson
Kearny Avenue
Wilson Claney
Long Island
Charles Cluncy
Ford Rechnitzer
Walter Rechnitzer
Denver
Col
Rejean Hendrickson
Harvey
Edna
Matawan
William Treganowan
Park Avenue
Jagson
Bell
J. L. Kearny
Simghath Torah
Public Opinion
Broomstick
F. d. Monahan
Lew Majestic Theatre
Counihar & Shannon
Dan Mason
New England
Mason
Quincy Adams
Sawyer
John J. Reisler Amusement Co
de Lux May Ward
Rogert Edeson