Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Tonight will be Family Night at
the Y. NJ. G.. A. and h girls or the
high school class will play a volley
ball game in connection with the
other program of stunts which is TO
be run off for the benefit of the
mothers. fathers, sisters and BROTH
ers. and in short the entire family.
The teams are c~aptained by Miss
Lily Bjork and Miss Ethel David
and a request has been made that
all of the members of he teams as
semble in the board room at I:45
O'Clock tonight to dress for the fray.
The program of events Will oeglh
shortly after Z O'Clock and 1t Will be
open TO everyone in the city.
Members of the local garrison of
the Army & Navy Union will meet
at their headquarters tomorrow
night al 7:15 o'clock prior to march
ing in a body to st. Peters Episco-
pal church where they. with other
e~x-service men, will listen to an
Armistice Day ermon by the rector.
Rev. w. Northey Jones.
Chauffeur William Buehan struck
the railroad crossing gates at New
Brunswick avenue and the Central
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his way to the fire in the police pa
troll. AS Buchan approached the
crossing the gates were lowered
suddenly and he was unable to halt
the patrol in time to avoid running
into the gates. No one was injured
and no damage was done as a result
of the incident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Macfadyen,
of Hobart street, announce the en-
gagement Of their eldest daughter,
Mary, to Mr.. Joseph j. Gadek, Jr.,
proprietor of the Argonne Hotel or
this city.
The Republican women of the first
ward are invited to meet at the Re-
publican headquarters, odd Fellows
Han, Monday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. She meeting has been CALI
cd by MrsA Whitney Oliver, vice.
chairman oNthe county organization
who urges THAT all eligible make an
effort to be present.
Sixth ward Republicans will get
together in the G.. o. =. hall at 80
sutton street at S O'Clock Monday
night to celebbrte their victory in
rejoicing Alderman Benjamin A.
Riedy.
Mary Palo. of EOS First street,
made the presentation of the bou-
qtset to the Gold Star Mothers yes
terday on behalf of the Italian Be
nevolent Association and Sons of
Italy.
At the conclusion of yesterdays
parade complimentary remarks
could be heard on all sides. the
general concensus Of opinion being
That il was the biggest and best
parade ever held in this city. The
spirit shown by everyone in partic-
ipating and coming out TO witness
the event, was encouraging and
there is no doubt but what the an
nual Armistics Day parade will
grow bigger each year and be the
biggest event on the city's list of
celebrations.
For the first time in many years
Mayor William c. Wilson was miss
ing from the first day hunting
regulars Owing to the grade
crossing hearing in Newark Thurs
day he was unable to get out with
his gun and dogs. Yesterdays cele-
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thus missed the second day. He
promises 20 make up for lost time,
however.
Despite the fact that the route
between this city and Woodbridge Is
considerably longer by way of Sc
warren, there are now many cars GO
ing over the new concrete road just
completed IS it is a big improve
ment over the bunny road out Am
boy venue
Members OF the basketball teams
which will compete in the annual
Sunday School Athletic League
which commences at the Y. NJ. 9. a
next Friday night, had the use OF
the gymnasium for practice last
night from 8 o'clock until 10. The
prospects of a fast league are bright
Plans for a drive for members tc
be started shortly were talked ovel
by Perth Amboy Nest No. 1927
Order of Owls, at its meeting las
night at Eagle hall.
Complete arrangements for thu
annual banquet of the Past CHIEF
Rangers Association of the Forester.
of America will be made at a meet
ing of the association to be held to-
morrow afternoon at Jacobson
hail.
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meet tomorrow afternoon 1t Rec
Mems hall. The Past Chief Haymak,
ers Association will meet at tn
same place tomorrow morning.
The Middlesex County nurses have
organized a new association which
viii include nurses in the employ o
the state, the city, schools and othel
Institutions. Miss Alva Myers is tn
chairman OF the program committee
and Miss Marie Nielsen, temporar.
chairman. Those who have alread.
Joined at the local meeting held las
week are: Miss 4. Myers. Mrs. NJ
Fales, Mrs. Russell Kemmerer. Mis-
A. l. Gallagher. Miss NJ. f.. Taylor
Mrs. NJ. e. MinckleF. Miss Alabl
welker. Miss Dora Juhi. Miss Mari
Nielsen and Miss Helen Mathiasen
Owing TO the open house" Gel
ebration in the Y. N. c. A. gymna
.stum and swimming pool tonigh