Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02

The Fourth Ward woman's Re-
publican Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock IN Frem
Hall. This will be the last meeting
before election and the county can
cidates who have not been heard by
the women to date. will address the
meeting. Efforts have been made to
make the meeting a large one.
Several members of Mohawk
Council, No. So, Daughters Of Poca-
kontas attended q Halloween party
given by the Keyport council in Key
port last night.
The rummage sale being conduct
ed by the Ladies' Society of First
Presbyterian church opened yester-
day morning in the store at gas New
Brunswick avenue. The sale will
be continued today and tomorrow.
The pavement at the corner of
Smith and Mcclellan streets necessi-
tates the attention Of the street de-
partment. The wooden blocks, espe-
cially at the western corner. are
raised in certain places, and the rain
yesterday made walking over same
dangerous. Many persons slipped
and were thrown to the ground in
attempting to step from the road to
the sidewalk last night. A number Of
other corners along Smith street are
in a similar condition.
The Rotary Club held it's week
~ dinner at the Packer House this
noon. The large meeting to be held
here on November 23, was spoken
of and it was told that 200 are ex-
pected to be present, many of them
officials in the state organization.
The charter will be granted the
local group at this time.
The state examination for teach
ers' certificates will be held in the
Bayard Street Public school, New
Brunswick, on Saturdays, November
5, 10 and 10. commencing at Q
o'clock a. m.
Past Grand sachem Milton E.
Burdge, of the Great Council Of
the Improved Order Of Red Men of
the state Of New Jersey. will visit
Pc Ambo Tribe No. IS, at its pow
WOW tomorrow night. Past Sachem
Burdge. who is the chairman of the
children's orphans fund association
VI IIlt StAlc Will COliiV AlCIO ~ cPCah
with regard to that subject. He
will explain about the outing to be
given the orphans at Atlantic City
mex May at the time of the great
council session to be held at the
seashore. Reports of tho boom
meeting to be held December 1 by
the tribe will be presented at this
time.
There will be a big meeting Of the
voters Of the sixth ware in Wendell
Hoffman's hall on Amboy avenue at
S o'clock tonight. Among those who
are scheduled to speak are, County
Clerk Bernard NJ. Cannon. Fred w.
DeVoe, Assistant Prosecutor John E.
Tcolan, William Hallahan, John Ko-
zusko and Richard Calvin. A num-
Der of other candidates also will
speak. 8
An autumn dance, the first social
event of the season for the Senior
class of Perth AmboY High School.
will be Held in the High School Audi
torium Friday night. Music will be
furnished by Corson's orchestra of
Ccttenville, and there will be an K
hibition dancing number by enter
tanners from outside CT the school.
Tie committee in charge OF this af-
fair is composed of Charles Wurt4el,
dorothy Watson. Roy Nielsen, Bella
Goldberger. Marion Blanchard and
Edward Patten, president of the
class.
There will be a meeting of the
Second Ward Democratic Club in
Wards hall on High street tonight.
The women are especially invited to
be present. Local and county cam
didates will speak.
The Eagle boat for the use of the
local Naval Reserves is now tied up
at the Perth Amboy Dry Dock Com
pany.~ 1t is likely that it will be
placed in use by the Reserves with
in a short time.
The regular meeting of h La
dies Auxiliary of the Caledonian
Club will be held tomorrow night at
s o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. This
will be the second meeting Of the
season and members are urged to
attend.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Peters
church will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Knoesel in Goodwin street. to-
n:orrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.