Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-07
NEW PLACES Of
REGISTRATION
How the Different Wards Have
Been Divided Between Va
rious School Buildings
COMPLETE DIRECTIONS
In Some Schools Polls of Differ
ent Districts Will be in Differ
ent Parts of Building

Owing to the change in polling
places at the coming registrauons anu
elections this year as result OF tne
utilization of the school buildings 1or
that purpose, there is doubt IN tne
mind of many men as to where tney
must go to vote. In order to give TINS
necessary information to the voters
CITY Clerk Arthur K. Graham has COM
piled a list showing where all OF lhe
polls this year are located.
The first registration day Is next
Tuesday from 8 o'clock in the arter-
noon until 8 o'clock at night and the
school buildings will be used py the
voters for the first time on that oay.
Arrangements. are now being made 70
have the booths placed IN the schoo,s
and also proper lighting fixtures. An
INSPECTION of the school buildings mas
been made and the locations. OF the
booths decided upon. -.
In four of the wards of the CITY
there will be but one school Tor all
| of the voters in each ward, In one
ward there will be two schools Tor the
use of the voters andsin the other ward
three aifferent schools will be used.
Where there are three or four polls
on oIfe school the polls will be located
in different parts of the building
In the fourth ward, voters In the
first. second and fourth polls will vote
at No. 10 school (the No. school an
nex) and those living in the third poll
| of this ward will report at School NO.
s, this being nearer than the other
school. -,
Three schools will be used in the
sixth ward. Voters residing in the first
poll will vote at School No. in Cort-
iandt street. those in the second poll
at School No. in Johnstone street
and those in the third poll at School
No. 8 in Neville street. In the otner
four wards all of the voters living IN
| the same ward win go to the same
school. First ward voters VIII go 70
No. school, second ward men 70. No
school, third ward men to the gram-
mar school and fifth ward men to No.
2 school.
Following is a list showing the poll
ing places used last year ana the
places which will be used in their
stead this year:
Fird Ward.
Poll 1-Formerly McClymon,s, lsV
High street, basement No. z School,
Poll Formerly Scharers, 16l
State street, basement No. z.
Poll 3-Formerly Gisborne's, 1bl
Paterson street, basement No. z.
Poll l-Formerly Martins. 1ol
Madison avenue, basement No. z.
Second Ward.
L IS POll l-fOTIueTly w tOh AASDS
house, No. school kindergarten.
Poll 2-Formerly Wards hall. ST9
High street, kindergarten No. 1.
Third Ward.
Poll Formerly Protection IL. q
II. house, Grammar school hall.
Poll 2-Formerly barber shop, SS9
State street, Grammar school.
Fourth Ward.
Poll Formerly D'Angelo's, 2S6
Smith street, school No. 10.
Poll 2-Formerly Eagle Hose
house. school No. 10.
Poll s-Formerly barber shop, New
brunswick avenue and Johnstone
street, front room in basement Of No.
s school, Neville street
Poll 4HFormerly Hennessy's, Ssb
Market street. school No. 10.
Fifth Ward.
Poll Formerly Photographic
shop. 40 State street. school No. 2.
Poll 2-Formerly Mcclellan Engine
house.. 537 State street. now school
No. 2.
Sixth Ward.
Poll Formerly Jacobsen's. 174
Hall avenue. now school No. In Cort-
landt street.
Poll 2-Formerly Riccardi's.
26e Washington street. school No. 6.
in Johnstone street.
Poll s-Formerly Garfield Engine
house, Hall and Amboy avenues,
school No. In Neville street.