Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-05

of Albert Krogh and the Perth AM
boy High school representation. com
posed of several pretty girl students
and a number of boys. James w
Henderson with a float displaying
the silver trophy, captured by the
class of IL of the high school. came
next. Mr.. Henderson was eostumed
as In Colonial times.
School Children In Line.
Following came the schools in the
following order: grammar school.
school No. 2, school No. /, school No.
s, st. Mary's ~parochial school, school
NO. 4, school No. 8, school No. g.,
school No. Z, school No. 3. Leaders
OF the various school divisions car
ried pennants or flags bearing their
respective school numbers.
Following these came the
drilling class of the Danish Sociable
Athletic Club, in charge of Marno
hansen. Then came Nelson's band
and the Red Men mounted and In
Indian costume. A feature of their
section, was their makeups, with
painted faces. Or of them drove a
horse attached to two poles held by
a piece of sack cloth, in which rode
a boy in Indian attire. Next came
lodges So and Ill Foresters of
America in parade attire. Washing
ton Fife & Drum Corps were next,
followed by camps 10 and 81 of
Woodmen of the World. The de-
gree team carried axes.
Funny Burlesque Band.
Then came a delegation of the Fra
ternal Order OF Eagles, branch 1886,
headed by a burlesque band. This
was n of the most amesing sights
of the demonstration. Members of
the band were blackened and wore
old clothes. They used old instru-
ments and beat drums that had seer
better days. Munoz's big theatrical
truck, handsomely trimmed, repre-
senting the Order of Owls. came
next. 1t was laden with children and
a few Owl members.
Many Organizations.
The Goodwill Fife & Drum Corps
came mex and were followed by or
Polish Kra Kusy, Sokol Lodge of
North Amboy, Dawbroski Society,
ST. Stephens Polish organization, st.
Alberts Society, st. Marys, Sobreski,
st. Johns, Kosuiczsko, Sokol Gym
hinotiS ohAoh wv - oohol Wy
tic Union No. 1T, st. Joseph So
ciety No. 66 N. S. S., st. Matthews
Society No. SO, First Catholic Union,
st. Johns Society No. 1856 Penn, Ro-
man and Greek Catholic Union, st.
Gabriel Society No. Sc, of Sojedenije,
st. Marys Society No. 131 of Sole
denije, Slavish Presbyterian Society,
st. Josephs Hungarian Society,
! R~rnfhor1u CnnintU of rr0orion q
Workingmen's and Women's Social
and Sick Benefit Society, Guttman's
band. St. Aloysius Society, Hungar-
ian Reformed congregation, Count
Batthanyf Society, Rakoczy Hun
garian Association, Hungarian Work
ingmen's Association, Ciorillo's band
of New Brunswick, Italian Mutual
Aid Association.
Firemen Get Applause.
Then came the representation of
the city's volunteer fire department
nGaue5 NY Oh!as theodore p. Ander-
son and Richard Sequine, ,nf the
Washingtons In a runabout. The
squad of fire police followed and
members of the other companies
came afterward. Next came the ap-
paratus in the following order: Lin
WIN Gh5ilc SOhlpduy SlCdllSI, LII
coin hose wagon, Protection Hook &
Company, Mcclellan Engine Com
pany hose wagon, McClellan's steam
err, Eagles and Garfelds.
Old Triangle On Deck.
Next came the old triangle, which
was at n time used as the city
fire alarm. 1t was carted In one of
T. e. Anderson's rigs and bore the
inscription, Lost, but not forgot
ten" Abe Duff with an old farmer
rig, bearing farmyard stock, such as
live chickens. hay and vegetables,
came next and the procession con-
Guided with a huge float entered by
the RoessIer & Hasslacher Chemi-
cal Company. The float carried a
series Of machines, watts, etc, SYM
boIizing the mixture Of chemicals.
Famous Italian Band,
The famous italian band, of New
York, carrying twenty-five pieces,
was one of the features of the par
ade. 1t was in charge of Prof. V.
Bianchi, a graduate Of the Royal
Conservatory Of Music, of Venice.
They rendered several airs while
seated In the, grandstand at City Hall
Park as the parade was concluding.
This band headed the school children
on their return march to the park.
Other musical organizations did good
service, particularly the local assem-
blages.
Drilling by Cadets.
The Westminster Cadets and Ar
tillery were in the division with the
school children that returned from
Washington street. They entertained
at City Hall Park with a series of
drills.
List of Judges.
The judges that occupied the
stand at State and Fayette streets
were: for the automobiles, C. c.
Baldwin; DR.. A. L. Ellis, of Me-
tuchen; and Thomas DUNCAN, of
Woodbridge. For the grotesque par
ade, DR.. j. L. Lund, e. M. Kelly.
William A. Spencer, J. M. Glenn, and
Frank R.. Valentine, of Woodbridge.
City officials and others that occupied
the reviewing stand at City Hall
Park a part of the time we're: Mayor
Albert Bollschweiler. Judge Adrian
Lyon, Alderman at Large voorhees,,
Aldermen, Sandbeck, Seaman, Lar
son, Calvin, Dalton and Henderson
and Joseph e. Stricken.
Decide Prize Winners.
Prior to lunching, the committee
met at the Packer House and award
ed first prize in the automobile con-
test for the best decorated cars to
the Packer House Garage, the Sec
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