Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], January 03, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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* BAG SNATCHER
AGAIN ESCAPES
Gets $32 at Keyport From
Woman~“Peeper” Also
at Large in Borough
_
KEYPORT, Jan. 8—Keyport’a!
bap snatcher, whose operations hai [
ceased for the past two weeks, re- J
.sumed activities Saturday night, •
v ben lie successfully snatched the
bag carried by Mrs. William Arose
a 11c. secured the sum of $32. Mr.i.
Arose was on her way to the busi
ness section and was walking along
Harrison street not far from her
I nme. when the. man approached
^ made a grab for list's bag and ran
^B away before she had time to make
any effort to regain it.
¥ Her husband heard her screams
f rushed to the sidewalk in time to
see .-the man running. Mr. Arose
immediately gave chase and followed
the fellow to Atlantic street, where
lie lost track of him. All persons
who have been accosted by the
snatcher give the same description
of him and although drastic efforts
have been made to capture him he
still at large.
*‘Jack the Peeper” also again
made his appearance In the Maple
place section of the borough Satur
day night, when he looked into the
windows of the. George S. Hyer res
idence on Main street.
Not content with this he tapped
against, the windows and rang the
door bell badly frightening Mrs.
flyer and the children, who were
home alone at the time. Word was
sort to the 4>oliee headquarters and
Officer Asbury Mount made a searen
of the vicinity without finding any
trace of the man.
This nuisance has been going on
for some time and the residents of
this section have been considerably
aroused over the actions of this per
son who undoubtedly is a degener
ate of considerable degree. Efforts
to capture him have also failed,
though e#ery effort to do so has
been exerted.
As President of Common
Courcil-He Will Act as
Mayor for 1922
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 3—Michael
3tanton was elected president of the
common council for the coming year.
Mr. Stanton by virtue of this office
^ill act as mayor to fill the unexpir
kterm of the late Thomas J.
H^ovnew members help compose
new council. George K. Dela
ney, Democrat, who defeated Jacoo
Bhuey, from the first ward, and G.
SNOW HIGHBALL
£ 1
On* of the first things Pussyfoot
Johnson, did whtn he returned to
the United States' from India was to
partake of a highball—made entire
ly of snow. India, he prtdlcts, will
be dry in a few years.
IISl times
wlead This Letter
Hteznent Which
VFoIIows
gBdiana.— “I wa3 troubled
f^Bityandconstipation and
^BjBpiwould often have
to lie down be
HUI cause of pains.
0:ie Sunday my
■gyS aunt was visiting
K^H us and she said
B nher girls took
m Lydia E. Pink
B | I ham’s Vegetable
B j|| I Compound and got
B (III I well, so mother
P Ijl I said she guessed
p > I sh ' would let mo
PL^s-KItryit. It is doing
bd I praise it highly. You
jpe to use this letter as a
B"—Stella Newton, R.
Band, Indiana.
B- You should carefully
"daughter’s h alth. Advisa
i danger whi.h comes from
found with cold or wet feet,
jg heavy articles, or over
Do not let her overstudy,
omplainsof h ada he, pains
• lower limb3, or if you no
mesa of thought, nervous
itability on the part of your
give her car ful attention.
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
I is an ex ellent medicine
Bughter to take, as it is
adapted tore’ ev just such
. Remember it contains
at can injure her.
Even Got Teddy Bears
Revenue agent* confiscated these
Teddy Bear* and found in them hun
dreds of debars worth of “dope” that
was being smuggled into the coun
try. Lower right: Inspector John
Sterling o* the U. S. customs search
ing squad with soir.o of the $80,000
worth of drugs seized on the S. S.
West Creasy Upper left: T>r. Carle
ton Simon, specia! deputy police
commissioner of New York, in
charge of the narcotic d vision.
Drank Disbrow, Republican of the |
fourth ward, who won over Simon
K. Skow
The rest of the council comprise
Houncilmen Thomas Lovely and
Charles Stockton. ~~
Only two appointments wore
made this year by the new admin
istration. Edward Dewan received
a re-appointment as tax assessor
und John Stolte received the ap
pointment to the oflice of overseer *>f
the poor. Mr. Stolte replaces Rob
ert Thorpe, who was appointed ‘o
fill the unexpired term of the late
Joseph Bailey.
The following committees were
pained by Mr. Stanton Streets, Love
ly. Disbrow and Stanton; judiciary,
Stockton, Delaney, Lovely; lighrg,
Stanton, Delaney, Disbrow; tire,
J-t: nton. Delaney, Disbrow; public
buildings and grounds, Lovely Del i
ney and Stockton, taxes and assess
Sloekton, Lovely; finance,
Delaney, Lovely, Disbrow; poor,
Stanton, Stockton, Lovely; police,
Delaney, Lovely, Stanton; water,
Delaney, Stanton, Lovely; sewers.
Lovely, Disbrow, Stanton; licenses,
Stockton, Delaney. Lovely; miscel
laneous, Stanton, Lovely, Stockton.
The council adjourned to meet
ruesday, January 10.
S.STERS OF CHARiTY ENDORSE
MERiT OF FATHER JOHN’S MEDICINE
Used At Children’s Home For Colds and Body-Building
At the Children 8 Homo In Newburyport
Mass., there are an average of sixty chil
dren under the loving care o£ the Sinters
o£ Charity.
In a recent signed statement the Sister
in charge said: “We cheerfully endorse I
I'ather John’s Medicine because in our
Home, it has become indispensable. We
use it. not only for coughs and colds. Iml
also as a builder. We tell our friends
that we would not l>e without it. We have
used it with great success and llnd it
to have no equal as a builder.
(Signed The Homo for Destitute Children,
Sisters o£ Charity, Newburyport, Mass.
Tn a groat many institutions or r ulmi
lar chin acti r throughout t lie country.
Father John's Medicine is what the nurses
in charge depend upon to keep the chil
dren well and strong. They know that it
is entirely safe because it is free from al
i oho! and dangerous drugs.
Many similar letters of endorsement
vc been received from homes, hospitals
and institutions, and the names and cop
ies of I lie letters will be sent on request.
Father John's Medicine Is a doctor's
prescription, and is pure and wholesome, j
It has had more than sixty-tlve years suc
cess for colds, throat troubles and as aj
tonic and body builder.—Adv,
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LEAF LARD
Fresh;
Pound .
PLATE BEEF
Fresh or corned;
Pound .
PORK f\q
CHOPS B 4
Pound .
FRESH HAMS 4
Wliole or hall; B Uj
Pound . "
FRESH SPARE RIBS <£j F*
15
| Pound . * ^
| PIGS FEET F"
■| Fresh; ?5
2 Pound .
LAMB
CHOPS
Pound .
LAMB
STEW
Pound .
SAUSAGE
Our own make; all pure
Pork; loose; lb.
CHOP BEEF
Fresh and pure;
Pound .
PORK
KIDNEYS
M pounds .
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CHUCK
STEAK
Pound .
VEAL
STEW
Pound .
BOLOGNAS
LIVERWURST
I .
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FRANKFURTERS A f%
Fresh; M E
Pound .
PORK LOIN i Al
Wliolc or half; I M
Pound . ^ ^2
VEAL
CHOPS / f]
Pound .
LIBERTY ROLL f| "l
Whole or half; E I
Pound . "
PHIL A. 4 ft
SCRAPPEL I E
Pound . ■ ™
SPARE RIBS
Neck; I
Pound . ®
BROOKFIELD
EUTTER
Pound .
OAT MEAL
Large boxes;
Mother's or Quaker’s; pkg.
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Package .
MILLER'S MACARONI A
SPAGHETTI, NOODLES
Package . ■ *
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Satin Gloss; K
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WAX 4 IP
BEANS I "'I
Quart . "
SPINACH A P
Fresh, preen; M •
Half peck .
FRESH TOMATOES 4 A
Hot-house; I
Pound . ■ “
LETTUCE 4 A
Fancy; » I 11
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Fancy, larp° stalks; || ft I
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Large and ripe; M
Dozen .■■PP
ORANGES OA
Fancy Floridas; free from I
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MIXED NUTS
All new; /■!
Plenty almonds; lb.fciPP
GRAPEFRUIT fk JP
Tliin skin, juicy; M
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MALAGA GRAPES fk £
In large clusters;
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etc., at special prices.
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