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OLUME XXXIII. NO. 44. SOUTH AMH<>V. N. J.. SATURDAY FKBKDAKY 7, J»U. Price ThreeCenti. the number passing in various grades in the examinations. The report was WIDOW SUES BIG REDUCTION received. , Mr. Grace stated that although the fOR DAMAGES IN VALUATION schools are now without a supervisor, it Is very commendable to note that Mrs. Helen Smolenakl, widow of The County Board of Taxation, after tho reports concerning the mid-term Bronislaw Smolensk!, of this city, has viewing the coal storage Jilant of the MIKES examinations have already been receiv- brought suit In the Common Pleas Pennsylvania Railroad Company in ed. He stated that last year the board court, under the provisions of the em- this city, has announced that it has dent and found It impossible to secure the re- The Council Approves of Commis ployers' liability act, against the Eas- The Knights of Columbus of This reduced the valuation on the plant ports until a later date.. tern Coal Dock Company, to recover from »72,000 to $7,500. Thomas' J Sccre- Prof, Miller read a report of the sinners' Statements on Cosls of damages for the death of her husband, County to Hold Monster Patriotic Greaves and Richard White, engineers, rintcd results in High School examinations, Improvements to Portia and John who was a braktman. He died on Celebration in Honor of Washing- inspected the' plant for the tax board showing that the average passing per- December 12 last ns the result of fall- and reported that it was simply a lot kes Re centage was 84. He suggested that Streets, and Collector Ordered to ing under a car while working for the ton and Lincoln -Francis P. Coan of junk. ' The plant Is not used now. covers be ordered from the Miller, defendant company, The reduction means that this city Hoiden Book Co. for the next term, Present Bills. a He had been making 25 cents an Chairman of Committee in Charge will lose about $1,300 in taxes. and that the manual training benches hour. His widow wants his claim -o— u the bo fastened to the floor. On motion Mr, James Collins and Councilman paid in ono sum, so that she can go South Amboy' Council No, 420, GOT 28 DAYS, jn Mou Cfte-repart^was referred to the,com- to tlie old country. She has two chil- Stanton bod quite a tilt at the council Knights of Columbus, ot thi.„.,_s city, Sa«j, Frank Andrews, who stated_,_, that \ - Present mittee on buildings and grounds. meeting on Teusday evening, all over dren, a hoy, aged two years and a Cotiucll No, 293, of rertlt|viaa a native of New York City, wa\ ,ce, Davis, Mr. Grace read the following names', tub laying of sanitary Bower at Mocha, daughter, aged three months. Amboy, and Middlesex Council No. 857^1 brought before Justice Birmingham on\ tinted fnem- offering them as a list of substitute hlcsvllle. Mr. Collins took exception Lawyer John A. Coan, of this city, of Woodbrldge, are arranging for ! Sunday on complaint mnda by Special ' ? Dr. Haines poachers: Mrs. Bmlllussen, Mrs, Nic- to remarks made by Mr. Stanton at preapntod her petition to the court monster patriotic celebration to b Officer John Dolan, of the P. R. R. Co, ' chairman of hols, Mrs. Coogan and Mrs. Dolnncy. previous meeting " of council, and Friday morning and Judge Daly set held under the joint auspices of tli Andrews was found riding on freight ' • ibers proceed- On motion the secretary was Instruct- charged Mr. Stanton, who wan chair- tlie case down tor a hearing on Feb- aforementioned Councils on the nlgt cars between Trenton and this city. for the ensu- ed to communicate with those teachers man of committee on sewers, with not ruary 27. • of Washington's Bi/thday, Sunday, Fel; He was sentenced to 28 days in the g were elected: am] ascertain if they will act in this looking over the work more than once niary 22nd, 1914, county jail, Davis. capacity. or twice during progress of construc- This celebration is In accord wit i. Grace. Mr. Grace stated that complaint had tion. On the other hand Mr. Stiinton TUBERCULOSIS similar celebrations to be held b Locker. been made to him by Mr. Bulman, stated ho was a poor man, and could every Council In tho State of New GpGtfsTHART IS . officers thanked who stated that four boys of School not afford to lie absent from bis work, EXHIBITION Jersey, in observance of Lincoln's anc honors conferred No. 2 had torn pickets from his fence, but considered that the contractors Washington's Birthdays, The various TAKEN BY DEATH cut shrubbery and had damaged his should bo reliable enough to do their A meeting took place In the City Councils and combinations, of Councils ived that the Rules property to a considerable extont. He work properly, without his personal Hull on Friday evening for the pur- In the state are celebrating these two , adopted in 1910 be also stated that when his wife had re- George S. Hart, a well known and Inspection. pose of maklag preparations for the great American holidays in n manner cbo completion of the buked them, she had met with abuse. highly respected citizen of this city. Present— Mayor Dey, Councllmen holding of a tuberculosis exhibition In befitting the occasion celebrated and at e motion was carried. On motion of Mr. Grace tho names of passed away at bis. home .on George Chevalier, O'Connor, Slover, Stanton this city under the auspices of the such times as have been chosen by the Davis appointed the fol- the four boys were turned over to Prof. street on Monday morning at the age and Stratton; Clerk Mack, Solicitor Stato Hoard of Health and the local Councils' or the combination of Coun- ibers on the Board to serve Miller for investigation. Ho was In- of sixty-eight years. He had been ill F. P. Coan, Engineer Thomas, Treas- Hoard, . The attendance was not as cils, the dates, however, to be oa or nmittees. structed to make report to the mem- some time. urer Perrine, Street Commissioner larga as It should have been owing to bo'ween Lincoln's Birthday and 'Wash- .',"' . —Grace, Llttell and Mason. bers of the board who will take action Mr. Hart was ai veteran of the Civil Hlllinunn, Water Superintendent Dun- the meeting being arranged hurriedly. ington's Birthday. Committees repre- ^ k'~. BulAi..'igs and Grounds—Mason, in tho matter. Prof. Miller stated War, serving in Company B, 28th New lin, Collector Sutlilf. The former of• Representatives were present from St. senting the three Councils met at £t'Haltes and Grace. that one of tlie boys was already un- Jersey Volunteers. He participated in ( flclals were also In attendance. Mary's and Sacred Heart Parishes, the Perth Amboy on February 1st and af- *u • Teachers—Haines and Llttell. der suspension. he battles of Fredricksburg under Minutes of previous meeting were Knights of Columbus, Carpenter's ter electing Francis P. Coan, of this . Bu>k*s and Supplies—Llttell and Mr. Grace stated that Mr. David Ha- BurnsideX and Chancellorsville under approved as read! Union, the Woman's Civic Club and city, chairman, and William A, Hum- Grace. gur had complained that his daughter, Joseph HoVker, and was discharged The clerk read the following peti- the local Board of Health. Mr. W. D. phries, Secretary, proceeded to for- Rule* and Regulations—Haines and Mildred, had received no arithmetic. from the seVviqe by reason of expira- tion: Smith, of the State Board, was present mulate plans for the celebration. Sub- Mason. The matter was placed In the hands of tion of term of 'service a few days be- To The Honorable Mayor and Council and outlined the plans for the- holding committees were appointed to do the ' School Board of Estimate—Grace Prof. Miller. fore the battle of (Gettysburg. of the City of South Amboy. of such a convention, and urged the work moreiexpeditiously and their re- ". and Llttell. On motion, the Board, as a commit- The Woman's Club of South Amboy A short time aftei\ hie discbarge he co-operation of all the fraternal or- ports will be received at the meeting .' The president will act as ex-offlclo tee of the whole, adjourned to meet in has been greatly aided in the past in re-enlisted as a volunteer recruit and, its efforts to improve and beautify ganizations, civic clubs, city depart- to be held at Perth Aniboy on Sunday -member of all committees. , Dr. Haines'a office on Wednesday night was assigned to the Nlbfth Regiment, this city by the interest and co-opera- ments, Board of Education and the ! next, ^ Prof. Deltrich, of Kirblnsville, Pa, to go over applications for position as New Jersey Volunteers, aod with hl» tion of its governing body, and because churches In the movement which Is | It Is the Intention of the committee *•• wu present and made application for City Superintendent of Schools. of courtesies already extended to us, regiment he took part tn the battles becoming, nation wide and which is to have a first-class orchestra and /petition of City Superintendent of we venture to appeal for further sup- of the Wilderness, Cold Harbor^ aid v port of measures which we believe are proving so beneficial in checking the quartette to take care of the musical Scbools. He gave his .qualifications others under General V. 8. Gr»nt. necessary and will prove af lasting ravages of the white plague, lend of the program, while the intel- and lUted that his only motive in LIBELLED KNIGHTS When the army of the 'Potomac was benefit to our community.

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