Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-25

| night, OCTOBER ~. are
now in the hands of the fremen for
distribution. The committee in
| charge are planning to have the
| school deliberately decorated. Music
for the occasion will be furnished by
| Johnstone's orchestra and everything
| points to a very successful affair.
A building contract has been
| placed on file in the office of the
county clerk today between Kellner
Bros, of this city. and Hans Krogh.
a builder, also of Perth Amboy. The
agreement is for the construction of
stables and a wagon shed on the
west side of Elizabeth street, at a
cost of $6,765. The work is to be
completed by December 20.
Charles Forman, Republican can
| didate for surrogate, Is campaigning
| here today. He is attending meet
ings with various active Republicans
in different sections of the city.
A lease was recorded today be-
| tween Max Fucker, of this city, and
| the New York Telephone Company,
in which Fucker leases the one-story
building at 1S6 Smith street for a
period of three years from March l,
1922. The building is at present oc-
cupied by the telephone exchange.
The rental for the first year is to be
$500 and $4,000 each for the en-
suing two years.
The County Board of Elections is
sitting in New Brunswick today to
receive the names of agents or chal-
Iengers who will represent candi-
1 lcx- - tLo rn1Ic in tho mhar
| election. According to the law every
| candidate may have two challengers
at each poll, but the names of these
| challengers must be given to the
| Board of Elections today or else they
| cannot lawfully serve as challenges
on the day of election.
The mayors committee or unem-
ployment will meet in city hall at
s o'clock tonight for the purpose
Of laying out a working program.
Reports of the number of unem-
ployed registered since last week
will be received at this time and
ways and means of ~remedying eX-
listing conditions discussed.
The Second Ward Republican
| Club will meet at s o'clock tonight
in the Republican Club rooms. Odd
Fellows hall. Smith street. Several
candidates are expected to address
the meeting to which all voters are
invited.
DR.. George w. Fithian is having
his home at zoe High street re-
painted.
As the result of traffic regulations
in certain parts of the city. which
necessitate the parking of automo-
biles at a %fortyfive degree angle in
stead of parallel to the Grub.
MANY autoists have acquired the
habit and ears can be found on
many of the city's streets parked
in this manner.
The dance of the Woman's Guild
of the Workingmen's Cooperative AS
ISOLATION will be held in Washing
ton hall November 25. 1t was an
rounced in last nights edition of
the News thai this dance. would
be held on November 23.
The Sixth Ward Republican Citi-
zens Club will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow night at s
o'clock. Everyone is invited to at
tend this session.
Another meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of the axth ward is scheduled
to be held tonight. This meeting
will be held Kozusko hall corner OF
Hall avenue and Catherine street,
and it is believed a number of the
county and city candidates will ad-
dress the gathering.
Three feature vaudeville acts are
on the program for the third annual
smoker of the Patrolmen's Benevo-
lent Association to be held in the
Auditorium on Thursday night or
this week.
According to announcement made
today by Max Gibian. local agent or
the department OF motor vehicles
after tomorrow there will be no
more examinations in this city for
drivers licenses until next May.
Abraham Axelrod is making sew
eraI improvements to his house at
las Madison avenue.
The Central Railroad of New Jer-
sew has completed the placing OF
| fine stone on the roadway back or
the station and also on the side
walks leading TO the depot. The road
| walks were badly in need of repairs.
Mrs. Robert McNitt. of this city.
| Il a member oil the committee chos-
| en- from towns and cities in New
| Jersey to conduct a campaign start
| ting November 5 for the purpose of
raising a fund of S3.000.0 900 to be
used for the purpose of increasing
the salaries of the faculty of yassar
College.