Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-06

1GOEkt SEOSSitys Stlitld AflttfAhttA
of the United Clay Mines Corpora
ton, who is widely known here in
connection with the ceramics indus
try has announced the expanding of
the corporation after several year
of effort. The business has been re-
oreanized 80 that clays of every kind
will be furnished to meet all de-
mands.
Chapel exercises will be held early
in the High School this afternoon
to Enable the pupils to hear M. X.
Dahlwani, of Bombay, India, deliver
an address.
The primary discussion at the
special meeting of the Young Mems
Club last night in the Parish House
was the bylaws of the club con-
corning the membership oualiica-
lions, that is, whether or not the
members of st. Peters parish and
the churches in communion with IL
were h only young men eligible
for membership. 1t was finally vot-
ed, however, that the ap rlicants do
not have to be members of the Epis-
copal church but may become menu
oers providing their ap LEGATION is
endorsed by one member, accepted
by the membership committee and
voted upon favorably by the club.
1t was definitely explained last night
that the club does not wish to ac-
cept as members those who wish to
join only for the sake of PLAYING
basketball and the other privileges
of IN Parish House gym. The club
wants active members. Permission
has been given to the club to build
a clubroom in a very favorable part
of h Parish House where members
may go for a general good time, and
1t Is thought that with a basketball
court. a clubroom, an auditorium for
dancing and a kitchen fully equipped
for banquets. that the club should
grow to be one of the most flourish
ing young mems organizations in the
city.
Mayor William c. Wilson, City En-
gineer Morgan +. Larson, City At
torney Leo Goldberger, members of
the Beard of Aldermen and others
are expected to attend the grade
CROSSING elimination hearing which
is scheduled to come before the Pub
lie Utility Commission. tomorrow.
h hearing will take place in the
Kinney building. corner of Broad
and Market street. Newark, at IL
o'clock.
Joseph S%carchilli, thirty, of 173
Broad street, and Alfred Nagni,
thirty-twO of 413 Division street,
were arrested today after they had
completed the first round of a bout
resulting from an old grudge. The
fight took place in the vicinity of
Peterson's coal yard, and the men
were arrested by Oficers Alfrea
Christopherson and William Peter
son. They are being held on a dis
orderly conduct charge.
we robberies of a minor nature
were reported to the police today.
The establishment of Mrs. Mary E.
Kemble, at 1875 Smith street, was
entered last night, Is was the resi-
dence of Superintendent Smell Of
the Uniform Chemical Company,
265 Market street. The latter place
was ransacked and nothing taken,
while some goods were taken from
the Smith street store, according
to the police records.
Preparations are complete for
concert to be given by Hirshman,
the renowned tenor and Pirozhu-
ffkofe. the Concertino virtues, to-
night In the high school auditorium
under the auspices of the Sholem
Aeichem School. Many tickets
have been sold in advance and the
artists have promised a program
equal to that given in the metrop-
oils.
Representatives of the advisory
council of the Port of New York
Authority of this district will attend
a special meeting of the council to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
offices of the Port Authority, IL
Broadway, New York City. At this
meeting the preliminary report of
the Port Authority on proposed belt
lines to serve all parts of the port of
New York district will be announced.
Maps will also be available and for
NAL statements outlining the pro-
posed recommendations will be
made by Chairman Outerbridge and
Chief Engineer Cresson.
A meeting of the Perth Amboy
Historical Society will be held in the
Public Library auditorium tonight.
Professor Austin Scott of Rutgers
College and Mrs. Frances Wester-
Welt of the New Jersey Historical
Society are the principal speakers.
More than 100 special invitations
have been sent out for this meeting.
Master Billy Connors came into
the editorial room Of the Evening
News today and requested the editor
to correct his name from Willy as
enormously printed in last nights
Evening News to Billy, a name of
which he is justly proud.
Invitations have been issued for
the annual banquet of the New Jer-
sey Clay Miners & Manufacturers
Association. The affair will be held
in the Elks Club on Wednesday, De-
cember IA. at z o'clock.
A chicken pattie supper will
formally open the Christmas bazaar
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Simp-
SON NJ. e. church tonight in the
lecture o A delicious menu
has been cooked by Mrs. Iver Lar
sen and the members Of the society
will assist in the serving and the
selling at the booths which are to
occupy conspicuous parts of the
hall. N
BOOZE ARREST IS MADE
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