Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-05
SOUTH AMBoY

sterday morning the police re-
q report of a robbery whi3h
supposed to have taken place In
Use on Augusta street. The RE-
was made by Isadore l.owdolph.
J boat captain who said that he
$50 taken from him. Offieer
lain investigated and found that
house had not been occupied for
past two or three days. Accofd-
20 the complaint the robbery
place in the home of a Mrs.
hers and as far As could be
Led no such person exists. The
te are still investigating.
hat the card party to be held by
NWomaR's Auxiliary of the Amer
tan3 on at the rooms of Luke A.
Lovely Post No. So will be both a
social and financial success is as
sured by the advance sale of tickets.
ladies and emen. There will
also be prizesL y non-players. Bridge
I'VE hundred.l 1ochle and euchre
will be plaSL The committee,
headed by thg Suxiliary entertain
ment officer. NM Harry Macholl. in
cludes Mrs. ANTI NJ. Behn, Mrs. j..
k.sStults. Mrs. AN. Goldsmith, Mrs.
John c. Johnson, Misses Josephine
james, Catherine Maggie, Catherine.
Gundrum and Catherine Cleary.
The regular meeting OF the South
Amboy Woman's Club will be held
Thursday afternoon in the city hall.
The report of the nomination COM
mittee will be read at this time and
further nominations will be made
from the floor. Miss Mary Mack
will give a short talk on Current
Events and there will be a vocal
solo by Mrs. Harold Stephenson. The
Junior Day has been postponed to
the evening of April 20. The Junior
Woman's Club will enter the Senior
Club at this time in the high school
auditorium.
1.-THE Country Cousin" written by
Boot, Harrington. will be presented
by Grace Sage. of New York, in the
high school auditorium Wednesday.
April IS, under the auspices of the
Girls Social Club of the South AM
boy High School. Tickets were dis
tributed among the pupils of the
school yesterday after their return
from the Easter vacation. Miss
Sage Is a graduate of a Boston
School Of Oratory and with
the best of recommendations. The
proceeds of the entertainment will
be used to defray the expense of the
new piano hat vas recently pur-
chased. The pupils have already
raised $3.50 toward the purchase
price and expect to raise the balance
before the end of the school year.
/, Who wants the job as dog catcher?
Several weeks ago Councilman Kvist
brought to the attention of the
council the necessity of such an
officer. The matter was referred to
the council as a whole. Since that
time they have been trying to get a
good man to take the position. When
telling of the need of a dog catcher
the councilman got a laugh when lie
told of a resident of the fourth ward
that had to get up in the middle cf
the night and go Town in Frog hol-
low section with a shotgun after the
dogs that had disturbed his rest.
The new junk ordinance has been
finally adopted. This requires every
man who desires to deal in junk
must be licensed by the Board of
Health. 1t provides that all rags,
bones, etc., must be fumigated with
in a few hours after collection. 1t
gives the Board of Health the right.
yards. For the purpose of granting
such licenses and permits there will
he a special meeting of the Board of
Health in the city hall on Thursday
night.
The Delta Kappa Sorority are
making arrangements for q spring
dance to be held in the high school
auditorium oil April 20.
Music week will be observed in
the NJ. E. church during the week
Of April II to "a. The church choir
will arrange a special musical pro-
gram for Sunday morning and even
ing, April II. The Sunday school
choir will arrange a special program
for the afternoon on the 18th and
for Wednesday night, April 20.
Rev. H. j. Allsup is chairman of
the tennis committee of the p. r. X.
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