Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Parents of next years high
school freshmen will meet the high
school faculty tonight and discuss
the various courses offered to. the in
coming class.
Rev. H. E. Curtis, of St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church, will be
the speaker at the Mems Club meet
ing in Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church tonight. AS this is the final
meeting of the season of the club, a
large attendance is expected.
Supervising Deputy Arthur H.
Hope, of this city, attended a recep-
ton in New York Saturday night,
given by Grand Regent Joseph NJ.
Arnold, of the Royal Arcanum of the
state of New Jersey to his deputies.
Through communication be-
tween the New Brunswick and local
police the nine year old daughter of
Mrs. SELLER, of 524 High street, was
safely restored to her parents Satur-
day. She became stranded in New
Brunswick while returning from a
deaf mutes' school In Trenton.
The meeting of the Hebrew
Democratic Club was postponed yes
terday until 2 O'Clock next Sunday
afternoon, in the Y. NJ. H. A. rooms.
The police were notified Satur-
da ynight that a child of the Helner
family, of Mechanic street, had been
bitten by a dog at State and Broad
streets.
Among the graduates from the
Yale Law School this year Is Jacob
Splitter, of 1913 Hall avenue, this
city.
A social session Of Perth Amboy
Lodge, No. 1874, B. P. O.. Elks was
held Saturday night.
"A special meeting of Court Am
boy, No. So, Foresters of Americt,
has been called for tonight at s
o'clock to act on applications for the
class Initiation on Wednesday night.
Two cash prizes will be award
ed to the prettiest decorated auto
mobile in the parade on the morn
ing of July a. The first prize will
be $50 and the second, s25. The
auto committee selected the prizes.
A dress suit case found in Rar-
itan river off the foot of Linden
street by Chris Diedricksen, con-
tanned but old clothes and bits Of
paper. The case was turned over to
the police.
John zurnie, of 335 Fayette
street, was arrested at 1:15 o'clock
ing concealed weapons. He carried
a revolver that was unloaded and
following a reprimand was dis
charged.
-Patrolman Joseph Gutowski
a summoned to 233 Huntington
street, at 8:45 o'clock last night.
When he arrived the man that had
telephoned to him had disappeared
and his residence was closed up.
George Safeld, of APO High
street, hurt his leg at the Lehigh
Valley coal docks at 10 o'clock This
morning and was treated by DR.. G.
w. Tyrrell.
An alteration between John
Fox and his wife at their home, 1T
Broad street, last night, necessitated
a call for the police. Patrolman
Quinn investigated but made no ar
rests.
-Patrolman Andrew Jensen was
detailed to keep peace at a religious
meeting in tSate street yesterday.
"A short meeting of Cabin AM
boy, Woodchoppers, was held In For
ester hall yesterday afternoon.
B. Fleischman, of BAL Oak
street, complained to the police yes
terday afternoon about boys hang
ing about Fayette and Prospect
streets. He declared they lounged
and stole goods.
-Manheimer & Kasse's cloak factory
at WASHINGTON and Division streefs
was not opened to-day as had been
planned. Cloth is being installed and
machinery is being set up so that op-
Grafton will be started about Wednes-
day or Thursday.
The dual meet scheduled to have
been held Saturday afternoon under the
auspices of the Independent Turner'S
Association in Brooklyn, in which the
Danish Sociable Athletic Club. of this
city is to compete, has been postponed
indefinitely owing to weather condi-
tions.
The Matawan police yesterday
notified the local authorities that
John Mccormick, of SO Broad
street, this city, was under arrest at
that place for train riding.
A meeting has been called Of
the two committees of the C~ongrega-
ton Ansey Chedek and Congregation
Shaary Tfloh, at the home of Her.
man Ellis, in First street, at 8
o'clock tomorrow night, at which
time 1t is expected that an agree
ment can be reached whereby both
congregations will Join together
again