Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30

Mayor Albert Bollschweiler has
announced the official program for
the coming safe and sane July
Fourth celebration in this city and
the foregoing is a copy of the same.
AS seen, the features in connection
with the second annual celebration
in this city are such that it will be
unwise to miss even a part of the
attractive program. The executive
committee has worked hard and
faithfully for the success of the idea
and contamination of their plans,
and the foregoing program sets forth
enticingly the pleasures to be enjoy
ed in Perth Amboy on the 135th.
anniversary of our independence and
the fiftieth anniversary of the war of
'61.
Two Prominent Speakers.
There will be two speakers intro
duced to the assembled crowds in
the afternoon. Charles F. X. O'Brien,
registrar of Jersey City, and known
to be a very competent orator, will
be the principal speaker, followed by
Attorney Joseph Gross, of Philadel,
phia Judge Peter F. Daily, OF thu
Middlesex county court, 11ssziy aas.3
make a few remarks. The speaker
and other guests of the executive
committee will banquet at the Packer
House at l o'clock Several noted
men will grace the board on that oe-
casion, among them being Assembly
man John ]. Matthews, of High
Bridge, Democratic leader of the
House last year, and General Dennis
F. Collins, of Elizabeth.
Executive Committee Tonight.
There will be a meeting of the
executive committee tonight in city
hall, when the program viii be ap-
proved and action taken regarding a
banquet of the committee at the
Packer House in the evening. 1t is
very likely another meeting will be
held Monday night, unless the vari-
Gus chairmen report in full this
evening
Auto Parade Plans.
Elaborate plans are being laid by
the auto parade committee, in charge
of that feature of the safe and sane"
July Fourth celebration in this city,
to have a magnificent pageant on the
afternoon of that day. For the pur-
pose of consummating plans ana ior-
mally approving of the judges Sc
cured by Dr. William E. Ramsay,
chairman of the committee, meetings
were held at the Packer House yes
terday afternoon and evening.
List of Judges.
The personnel of the judges is a
credit to the committee. They repre-
11,r az-a-zr caatiCu of MID
dlesex county, as seen by the follow
ing list; Senator George S. Silzer,
of New Brunswick; General Dennis
F. Collins, of Elizabeth; DR.. A. A.
Ellis, president of the Middlesex
Auto Club, of Metuchen; William A.
Spencer, of Raritan township;
Thomas Dunigan, of Woodbridge
township; c. c. Baldwin, E. J. Kelly
and James NJ. Glenn, of this city
Every one of them has assured DR..
Ramsay of his positive attendance
Il To Give Two Prizes.
The committee also sanctioned two
prize awards, $50 for first place and
.S25 for second. The review will be
from the speakers platform at city
.ha~ park A line of march has been
prepared, but several changes are
necessary. They will be made this
afternoon and the route published
tomorrow.
Line OF March.
Thomas F. Burke, chairman Of
the parade committee, of the July
.4th celebratica in this city, has an
nounced the line of march for the
morning parade, beginning at 10
10 clock, as follows:
Forming at City Hall Park, to
Lewis street, to Madison avenue. to
Market street, to Prospect, to New
Brunswick avenue. to Fayette street,
to High, to Washington, to State. to
Wayne, to Parker, to Chauncey, 70
State, to Hall avenue, TO Charles
street, TO Huntington. to Catherine.
to Hall avenue, TO State street. 10
Smith. to High, to City Hall Park,
and disband.
The captains and marshals Of va
'rious clubs and societies entering the
Lageant are requested to confer with
Chairman Burke at city hall at :
o'clock tonight. The drawing for p0~
sltions will take place.
EVENING NEWS covers the field.