Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-22
IN AND O THE CITY

Wickatunk Loft. No. 1876. Hay
makers. of Midtown. is extending an
invitation to every Red Men in Perth
Ambov and those of neighboring
tribes to be present at their meeting
tomorrow night at Red Men hall,
Midtown. at the big reunion to be
held there.
An interesting talk was given be-
tore the members of st. Marys
Holy Name Society at st. Marys
hall last night by Louis Nj. Rossi'
works nag of the General Bake
lite Company. Mr.. Rossi spoke on the
subject of "Bakelite." He held MS
hearers for about two hours in his
discourse of the subject which he Is
well versed in not only the manu-
facture, but it's chemical analysis.
He exhibited q number of samples
of the balelite product to the audi
ence which numbered about 200 men
members and guests of the society.
James White, the president. pre-
sided and introduced the speaker.
Dean William =. Cantwell also gave
a brief address. The Young Ladles
Sodality orchestra furnished h mu-
sic for the occasion. The Holy Name
Society arranged to attend the
Thanksgiving mass al the church
Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock. The
members will meet al st. Mary's hall
and from there GO to the church.
Marriage licenses were recently is
sued to the following: John Urban
ski and Amelia Sklodoski. Frank
Kovacs and Julia Uveges, John SKA
genski and Stella Zowitowsky. john
Dziatkowski and Josephine Sobray.
The auto belonging to Isadore Ed
elstein of 217 Kea1ny avenue was
sLclen last night, Mr.. Edelstein re-
ported to the police this morning.
The machine was taken as 1t stood In
front of the Bohnsack bowling al
leys on Smith street.
The South Amboy police are in
vestigating a report of an attempted
hCld-up occurring on the state hlgn-
way between the county bridge ana
the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge
about $3.50 o'clock this morning. Ac-
ccrding to the information received
at oOuIH AilDOs POi4NO
several men in a small touring a
tried to hold up q man driving a
team, while the local authorities
have it that the attempt was made
on the drivers of a motor truck.
Nothing was secured by the hold
up men, however. Receiving noti1-
cation that the men were coming TO-
ward Perth Amboy. Lieutenant An
drew Jensen detailed Lieutenants
Michael Muska and John Murray
with Officer William Buchan TO
watch the county bridge approach,
but without result.
The first of a series of dormitory
mems dinners was served to ABOUT
thirty-five of the men having rooms
at the Y. NJ. C. A. last night. The
meal was served in the banquet hall
and was prepared by Mrs. War Lar
sen. The dinner was entirely IN
formal and it was decided TO form
a permanent organization for the
purpose of getting together at least
once a month at dinner and socials.
Paul Steels was made general chair
man of the organization, c. c. Fooks
was named to represent the fourth
floor. l.. S. Coons the third floor and
Harry Comings the second floor.
Last nights affair was presided over
by l.. S. Coon as chairman. During
the night Frank NJ. Foye rendered
several piano selections and Mr..
Coons played the violin.
Among the bankruptcy petitions
that have oeen filed and are pend
;rg settlement before Referee Adj
rlan Lyon are the following: Jo-
scph Conte of Asbury Park; Louis
Diamond of Asbury Park; Wllllam
Rose of Red Bank: Phil Fischer OF
Long Branch: Frank Biarica of New
brunswick: Alexander S. Fischer. of
Atlantic Highlands and Joseph Nor
gcluis, of Long Branch. All of these
petitions are for small amounts.
The annual election of officers for
the year 1922 will take place tonight
at the members meeting in the East
Jersey Club. The meeting is called
for s o'clock.
The organization meeting of the
Historical Society committee IS being
held this afternoon in the office OF
Counselor George J. Miller at 500
Madison avenue.
Although some of the flag stone
and a few OF the wagons have been
removed from the lot corner OF Elm
and Fayette streets which was com
planned of sometime ago by the resi-
dents in that section. a few of the
stone remain and also some of the
wagons. A huge sign board has been
erected across the center of the lot
Middlesex Council. No. HOS. Royal
Arcanum, IS scheduled to meet to-
night