Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-13
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The Board of Education viii
meet in regular monthly session to-
night. Plans for the school No. .
addition will be received.
The Royal Arcanum will have
an important meeting ,0night.
Sergeant Durham had his
monthly day off duty Sunday.
The eleven prizes for BraSa s
masquerade ball F. bruary II are on
exhibition in Scheuer's window.
y. f. Stricken will occupy the
entire front offices N the Adelaide
building, including Che il left vac
ant by C. c. Hommann's removal.
The Gordon-Bcnnctt Company,
which presented an excellent produc-
ton Of "The Holy City in Wilder
Hall last Friday night, and presented
'sSlaves of the Mill" acre some time
ago. may show here cgGin in the near
future.
The prizes for the masque ball
of the Central Pleasure Club Thurs
dav night are on exhibition in l..
Kreielsheimer's window.
Important meetings OF Lincoln
and Mcclellan Engine Companies
will be held tonight.
As yesterday was a holiday the
Catholic Club and the Eagle Athletlc
Club did not meet.
1t is understood that the Duffy
Social Club cleared Il neat sum at the
dance and reception which they held
in Braga Hall Friday night.
Harry Hanflen. of Paterson, who
a few years ago was in charge OF a
stamp concern in this city, has re
turned here and will take charge of
the local branch of the Red Star
Trading Stamp Company in the
Scheuer building in Smith street.
Because of the many other
things of interest IN this city last
night the Bartenders Union did not
hold the smoker. They may get TO-
gether later on and talk this matter
over. An important meeting Of the
union will be held Friday night.
Sergeant Clarkson Durham is
having a few days off on ccoun OF
the number allowed to each officer
yearly. Patrolman T. J. Quinlan is
enjoying three nights off similarly.
The water pipe in the stone
house on Fayette street burst, caus-
ing water to run out ovcr the side
walk.
Because of it being a holiday,
the monthly meeting of the Board OF
Public Library trustees was not held
last night, but will be held tonight.
Star of Grace Lodge No. II,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, met last
night in their rooms in Odd Fellows
building, in Smith street.
There will be an important
Standard No. III, Foresters OF
America.
At the next meeting of Court
Amboy No. So, Foresters of America,
to be held Wednesday, February 81,
the committee on the annual eXcur-
sion will be appointed.
At the meeting tonight of Hal
cyon Castle No. 81, Knights of Col
den Eagle, one candidate will be
given the first degree and they expect
to have q few more new applications.
The new local lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Good Templars,
which is to be known probably. as
Denmark Lodge, will be instituted
next Sunday.
j. P. Holm has a picture of the
late King Christian, of Denmark, in
the window of his Smith street store.
1t is draped with black.
DIR. F. C. Henry has brought suit
against H. Shragovitz in the district
court of this city. The case arises
out of difference over a bill for an
appendicitis operation performed by
DR.. Henry. The case is down for
Thursday.
No claimant has appeared at
police headquarters for the bundle of
mems garments, supposedly stolen
goods, found by Officer McDermott on
State street last week.
A girl who has been uneXplain-
eddy absent from public school No. 1
was reported today and officer Nc
Dermott was detailed, as acting tru-
ant officer, to investigate.
An important meeting of the
water board will be held tomorrow
night in the council chamber.