Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 21, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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I ZIONISTS
I CELEBRATE
I CHANUKAH.
I Meeting Held in Grand Central
I Palace Last Night-Big
I Attendance.
I MR. BRODY'S SPEECH.
■ Save a S'irring Address at; the Opening
■ Followed by a Pleasing Program-Dan
■ quet Enjoyed by all who At'ended —Mr.
I Brody Told Gathering they Could all he
■ Good Zionists and Loyal Americans.
Hr; Last night theChoivowi Zion As
R sooifttiou held n Chanukah celchratiou
■ | nt the Grand Central Palace. It was
■ | to commemorate the event when .Tu
ll deas Maeabees, the “Jewish Napo
li. leou” remarkably and aimed miraenl
| onsly won a victory and recaptured
II the temple with a handful of men,
II from au organized army of Syria.
I S. Brody presided and made a stir
II ring opening speech. A piano selec
B t.ion, played by Mr. Fine, followed.
Ir S. Brainers recited a Hebrew poem,
I' and Rev. Horvowitz, of New York,
| gave an address. A. Pavolsky ami A.
v f Marcus plavetl violin solos. Rev.
I Kan tor, of New York, gave ■ lew
■ singing selections. Tlien i .i' -
I j present took their places an ■"
■ : tables, laden with the best wnich »:i:
B prepared for the occasion.
I Mr. S. Brody aoted as toast nu.idt r
B A. Lippmau gave a toasi on " Zionmm
B^lho celebration lasted till 8 o’cloot
^k the morning. Tim cumuitP c ii
were e. I..
|BH. Berger.
I^HIillons, Morgan th.
jl^B Colonel Pope, of bievele Tame. r.
xBcently said that tie- first .-sseiiti.il t
j^kbnsiness success is “advertising
I^Bliat the second essential was "hi
J^^Jdvertising: ’ this "bigg'
■H^Bverti sing' ’ ’
i-a
CHILDREN
RECITE AND
SING SONCS.
Congregation Beth PAortlecai
. Gave Elaborate Program
Yesterday.
CHANUKAH CELEBRATION
The Religious School, of tho Betli
Mordecai Temple, under tho charge
of tho minister of tho congregation,
Rev. Elias L. Solomon, had a Chanu
kah celebration at the templo yester
day.
Tho program arranged was beauti
fully carried out and was very inter
estiug.
The program began with a song,
“We Meet in Gladness,’” by the
school. Those who recited were
Fanny Kramer, Lena Ginsberg, Net
tie Weeden, Willie Klein, Jennie
Kramer, Bessie Borok, Fanny Cohen
Ida Goldberger, Dora Goldborger
Augustus Belafskj, Hannah Gold
berger and Irene Bruch.
Piano solos were rendered by Flossie
Rreielsheimer and Lillian Rosenberg
Martha Greenbanm gave a l|>nolntioi
as did also Rabehab Doris, Dora
Greenbanm, ^etta Ginsberg, and vo
cal solos were sung by Millie Sclnvar
*•- Mollie Weeden and Floretiot
;• iwartz.
’iorenee Schwartz had a composi
ci. .1 entitled “Chanukah.” Dnct:
were played by Mollio and Ilenr;
Goldstein, and Flossie Kroiolsheime:
and Paulino Philo. Rev.E L.Solomoi
gave an address nnri the evi uing sc-i
vice was read by Morris Goldborgc-r
' The feature of the evening was th
Chanukah sketch. The following tool
' part, Jack Klein, Juliet Sell, Colii
Kaufman and John Tyroller. Th
program closed with singing tbeCbau
3 ukuh hymn,"Ruck of Agis,’and tin
> national hymn, “My Country.’
r When people want help they atlver
tise in ibe Evening News. Titos
looking for help should bear this it
mind.
DANISH SOCIABLE A. C.
Entertained Merbersaid Friends In Club
House Last Night.
Tho Danish Sociable A. C. mem
bers entertained their friends with a
dance aud supper in their club rooms
on "Park avenue, Saturday night.
From 8.550 o’elook until 11.30 o'clock
dancing was kopt np. At 11.30 sup
per was served, after which dancing
was again resumed until morning.
Everyono'hail a first rate timo. The
comuiittoo of arrangements was as
follows: Poter Jensen, chairman,.
Uliris Hanson, Potor Hanson, Walter
Mathiasnn and Chirs Larsen.
Mrs. Whitworth's Funeral.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Marga
ret Whitworth, who died in St. Mich
ael's hospital, Newark, on Friday af
ternoon, was held from her home, Its
Broad streot, at 1 o'clock this after
noon. Tho services were conducted
by Kov. J. L. Lancaster,of St. Peter's
church. Tho body was take into
Soutii Ambov for interment in Christ
church cemetery at that place.
star Miner Finland Asmnnil.
FLtiKHINIl, Holland. Dee. 21’. The
itist Shir tin* sti'.im ■■■ Finland, which
left Antwerp at noon Saturday for
New York and which later ran ashore
ill the fog near Nleuwensluis, lies itt a
dangerous position. She lets a thou
sand passengers mi board and when
she grounded was geing at t'.ie rate ot
sixteen knots an hour. Attempts have
been made by several vessels to pull
her off, but all so far have been unsuc
cessful.
Fire Russes In Mine.
SCLLIYAN. lml.. Dee. 21. — Fire
which started in l! 1 Ciltzens* company
mine here is siill raging. Noble Bur
ton and liirharil Jones, who vent dawn
the shaft, w. re overcome by smoke
and resell 'll with liitli ulty. The lire
was startid by a shot which was ex
ploded in a gas p. ■ t.
I,eer l lillilrril f5«ve,M
KT. 1.0NIK. lice. 21. After having
spent the past eleven years earing tor
t the children of the lepers of the Ha
waiian I lauds Sister Albina ol the
Franciscan order, who was formerly
li Miss Miriam Kinder of K . Louis, lias
! I arrived here on a visit to her parents.
•I Sister Albina said that the common lie
F lief that chiiuren of 1- ;■ "i's inherit lie
disease is erroneous. "We take tin
children when they are tv,o days ol-!.'
she said. "and. we have never had a
’ j ease where I*, p;'o-v !. ei developed in
1 j after y-. rre. The riii'dreii mostly a!!
1 ( come from tie i: -!::... I of Violent!,
! whore tin1 leper colony :-i 1-led.."
■ I OF
Hft I
I All our candies are fresh just made for the holidays. We have the finest
assortment in the city. As a special inducement we have marked down all
our good for one week beginning |
! IP; '.day, Dec. 18th. j
i We Carry Only First Class Goods, |
K I CAN YOU HI.AT THI-SK PRICKS? |
g were cut
B lb. toll)
S Assorted fine Chocolates 25 ‘-O
Chc/colates and Fruit Jellies 25 -O
■ ^.^^ine Mixtures 25
Chocolate Cream Walnuts 25
Chocolate Cream Peppermints 25 iO
Old fashioned ChocolateCream ^
Drops 2 5
Chocolate Pean t Drops 25 -<>
Chocolate Marshmallows 25 ‘-O
Chocolate Chips 3°
Chocolate Wafers 25 liO
Chocolate Nugatines 25 1-0
I Vanilla Nut Caramels 25
I Chocolate Nut Caramels 25 >
I -
Chocolate Caramels, plain 20 1 5
Chocolate Cream Drops 20 ! 5
Chocolate Cream Sticks 20 15
Chocolate Nonpareils 20 15
Peppermint and Wintergreen
Wafer 20 15
Sweet Jellie Squares 20 15
Fine French Mixtures 10 S
American Mixtures 10 <S
Jelly Beans J Were
Caramels 15c
French Mixtures now
Fig Jelly
Cough Drops
Demon Drops
Jlorehound Drops j
Fresh Fruits with fine Chocolate lb 50c
L_
A HOME FROCK.
A l’rock liko tho above design is
most useful to slit) ou for home wear.
It can be mndo of very cheap mater
ial, anil as no trimming need be
bought, tho frock can be made very
reasonably. If tho figure lie slight, a
yoke and sleeve lining is all Hint
should be used, as, unless tbo frock
is extremely well made, whalebones
are apt to make it stiff a:ul ungraco
ful.
It can bo made in any soft or dull
colored fabric, in woolen crepe, voile,
grenadine, or any woolen material
not too heavy for houso wear. The
trimming; is nil feather stitching,
which should be worked in a shade
lighter than tho fabric, bltv k, white
or a combination of all these. Feath
er stitching is pretty with a French
knot at the end of each stitch. This
frock can ho tut] from fa Jshirt-waist
pattern anil a seven-aortal skirt.
MRS. A. PULLMAN N,
I MASQUERADE SUITS,
j ''V*§A Enti-o Outfits for
j srz? Plays.Entertaimnents and Parties
’ f A A ft. 11 line of Wigs, Tights, Shoes etc.
— -X' to~ *aV cl rfi.n.
FAYET E ST. X. B. AYE.
l*t rlli Amboy X, .1.
■liiipumwwiiimiiir n niinmmwniirTrrauiui biwimi
I nr cd
Christmas
i shoppers
At lliis season of Uio year the old question
comes up, “What shall we buy Brother
John or Sister Mary':'” In regardto this
we have only one bit of advice to oiler and
I that is •
jBUY USEFUL
i ARTICLES.
! fl
and what can be more suitable or useful
than any of the many articles included in
our stock. And speaking of our stock,
have you seen it ? Are you aware that
we carry one of the largest and best se
lect ed stocks of Furniture in the whole
state of New Jersey V And wo might add
there are few Now York stores with a
larger selection, and none with lower pri
ces. Call and set* what we have to offer.
Special Holiday Sale oi WILLOW
BOCKLKS, from Dee. 1 1 to Doc. 24,
Sl-98
Worth $0.00
A full lino of Express Wagons. Hobby
Horses, Doll Carriages and Go.Carts. A
few suggestions for presents:
Parlor Table Morris Chair
Ladies' Desk Fancy Rocker
Dressing Table Music Cabinet
Bookcase China Closet
Sideboard Chiffonier
Couch Carpet Sweeper
Combination Desk Morris llocker
Moquetto or Smyrna Rug. Nothing better or more
serviceable as a Christmas (lift.
“J
i 76-78-80 SMITH ST.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
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Evening News Classified Ads.
WA Kr t s
- ONE CENT A WORD -
SITAUATIONS WANTED-FREE
(Vo Aris. Less Than 10s. Extra Charge if Displayed.
UK LI* WANTED
WANTED—SEVERAL persons of
character ami good renutation in
each state (one in this conntv requir
oil) to represent and advertise old
established wealthy business house
of solid financial standing. Salary
$21 weekly with expenses additional,
til payablo in cash direct each Wed
nesday from head oillcos. Horso and
carnage furnished when necessary.
References. Enclose solf-addressed
envelope. Colonial, Caxton Build
ing, Chicago. 8802-8-18-tf
DOOMS TOR BENT
TO LET—8 rooms. No enildreu. 171
Washington at.
4468-13-21 - It.
HOUSE TO LET—All improvements.
280 High st. 4464-12-21 -11.
FURNISHED ROOM WITH bath, for
one or two gentlemen. 18(5 Smith
st. 4864-12-14-tf
TO LET—FURNISHED rooms, all
improvements, with hoard. Good
German cooking. 45 Gordon st.
4801-12-10-24t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—Roll top desk, must he in
good condition and very cheap. Ad
dress Desk, Now oflico.
4170-12-21-8t.
GRACE LUTHERAN church will
hold a Christmas sale of dolls and.
fancy articles on Wednesday ami
Thursday, Dec. 16 and 17 in Krnocor’s
store, Smith street near Oak. Coffee
and cake will bo served.
4274- 12-15-t f
3T&KEsVor' SENT cheap.*' Enquire
at News oflico.
FOR RENT—A BARN anil stable",
snitanlo for ouo horso. Enquire at
News office._8151-7-25-tf
HAND.FAINTED CHINA shirtwaist
sets are the popular thing. Orders
taken for studs, calf buttons mid belt
buckles, also hat pins, at 114 Rector
street. 7-17-tf
SITUATION WANTED
COLORED-' USEFUL" MAN\ alio
waiter, desires position, Address M.
O., D8 Byard sr, New Brunswick, N.
J. 12-18-4t
SITUATION WANTED ~BY ■luTddle
aged man (Dane) with good recom
mendation as clerk in n grocery storo
or assist in any line of business. Ad
dress \y. Beck, 88 Shipman st., New
ark, N. J. 4378-12-15-tf
WHY WOMEN WORRY.
Decnnne Thrrp I*i Tim Miioli of Mn
not on > in Their Mode
of i.ife.
If a woman is to protect herself from
I the ravages cf worry and so retain her
youth for a longer period, she must
come into more frequent contact with
other people, as her husband docs, and
read good books; she must relieve the
monotony of her duties and the limit
ing. Influence of confinement within four
walls by taking outdoor exercise—a
walk every day or a spin on a bicycle;
! in short, site must exercise the body
and mind in a healthful manner, and
she will find the bloom of youth and
health remain with her for years after
it lias faded in nth. r women of ti c same
age, says the Boston Republic.
"The ordinary woman,” says a celc
| brnted physician, “leads such a monot
I onons oxist nee that her mind has no
| occupation but worry. What she needs
is to come out of herself much more
Ilian she dors. She must have inter
course with more people and takemor?
i xtrclse. This can lie done without
neglecting the home, and every right
mind: d man will do his best to secure
for his mother or his slslcr or his wife
these aids to the retention of youth
fulness of body and mind.”
In Vienna.
According to a decision of the courts
of Vienna t ho marriage of a man who
d: dared himself to be of no creed is in
I valid.
ESBERGr’S Orchestra
and Millitary Band.
First Class Music for ail Occasions
Thorough instructions on Violin
and Mandolin.
Isaac B. Esberg, 9 Water St.
- _ ;
roil SALE
FOB SALE—GOAL yard and ico house
property, subject to short lease.
Bids received for sixty davs. Enquire
P. E. Gordon, Miller st.
3915-11 -8-1 f
FOR SALK—High Grade 10 horse
power steam engiiie and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
BOILER AND ENGINE lor sale at a
bargain. Sturtevnnt 10 horse power
steam ongine and boilor in A 1 condi
tion, cost 841)0, will soli for 8250. In
use ti years. Address O. D., Nows
Office.___, 9-12-tf
ltKAL ESTATE.
FOR SAuE—FOUR lots on Market
■ st., near Goodwin. Address ‘‘Real
Estnto,” Evening News.
'_1987-11-10-tf
FOR SALE—AT a bargain, house and
lot on Hall ave. Address “Bar
gain,’1 Evening News office.
1997-11-10-tf
k rTr e T^ roa In
Choice lot oil Smith will be sold
for $875 two hundred dollars down,
balance on small monthly install
ments if desired.
The Uishop Company
122 Smith Bticot,
' Amboy
Reality and Construction
Company.
Business properties nml residence in all
parts of the oily for sale for cash or on
monthly installments.
Post Office Building.
u Turns Hack Time in Its Flight."
nil scalp ells- ifftSK S&lm O
Slops 1 idling |l|* In FQ
in s dandruff.
ami renews hair K\ A: 7ft
m^huFF
for 1' REK t rial 8 a “ 0
bottle to PHILO HAY CO., 225) Lafayette st.,
Newark. N. J. Large 50c. bot.ii-s <lnmclstV.
i s-'Zb2*>^ Vmir
Xmas
IPresen t
from our largo stock o' Diamonds. W iioli
os, Jewolrv,Silverware ami (Jut. Glass,etc.
Honest Goods at Moderate Prices
A.11 goods guaranteed as rtipieM'iiioU.
i. szhstgkejr,
99 Smith Street.
The FooIImIi Fluff.
Bankrupt at Inst! His bitter crp
lie* drank, and skipped the town.
Appearances he would keep up
Ami that's what pulled him down.
—Philadelphia Press.
QUESTION VKI.E INDUSTRY.
i
I
Father (to landlady of his ton, who is
attending the conservatory)—My boy, I
hope, plays Industriously everyday.”
Landlady—Sure he dors; but he’s an
unluc’iy dog. He loses almost all the
time."—Flleser.de Dlactter.
The* Drove Younpj Malil.
She \v;i:' shy . C germ.-* in the water,
* he l.n.l : and ki!.' d them by steam;
Shi* was Kh> of gi rms iu tin* butter.
And microbes that flourish in cream.
She was shy of germs in the sirloin.
Of germs In tin* marrowfat bone,
She was ally of germs in lior money.
And grrmp that you meet at the 'phone.
She was shy of rr rms at the playhouse;
Uf geims i ll the tramcar slips;
But .-he wasn't a bit shy of the microbes
If then* were any on Archibald’s iipa.
-London Tit-Bits. .
SELLING OUT I
TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.
Big Sale in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. 1
Bargains in Ribbons, Faces, Embroideries, Velvets, Silks,
Veilings and Millinery Novelties. Now is the time to
buy below cost. Big opportunity to purchase Xmas Gifts.
William Ginsberg,
. 314 STATE STBEET.
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