Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-19

IMtHlN llGAllOtAS VI WI 1NOs n
of the Boy Scouts made a merry
trip to New York with their scout
master, Jens Anderson, saturday.
The afternoon was passed at Bronx
Park and in the evening they wit
messed the performance at the Hip
podrome.
The Perth Amboy Hardware Co.,
unsolicited donated $50 to the Amer
lean Legion and the Women's Aux
Hilary TO help defray the expenses OF
sending Christmas boxes to a ward OF
bows at Fox Hills and the Perth Am
boy boys who are in other hospitals.
| A seven passenger car was also Of
fered to help convey the schoo chill
dren to Fox Hills Wednesday when
they will cooperate with the Legion
in giving an entertainment there.
one of the biggest movements ever
held in the Y. NJ. @. A. will be
launched New Years Day when a
four fold campaign hat is scheduled
to bring out the best in the menu
beers will be started among the sew
enty-hve boys who belong to the
employed boys class. This will be a
greater movement than either the at
tendance race hat was recently
completed oil the honor system.
Joseph L. Stricken, receiver for
i the standard Gas Company of Allan
| tic Highlands. N. j., has advertised
the company for sale at auction
ON January is, 1922. The auction
| will be held at the court house in
Freehold at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, the company being sold to the
highest bidder.
Preparations for the annual mas
querade ball of Perth Amboy Aerie
No. 1856, Fraternal Order Eagles.
are we'll advanced, according to the
| report received at q meeting of the
aerie Friday night. Past Worthy
President l.. b. Moore, the treasurer
of the aerie. is the chairman of the
committee in charge. A costumer
will be located at the hall for the
convenience of the patrons of the
ball. There will be prizes given at
the affair which Is going to be held
at the New Auditorium. Washing
toms Birthday Eve, February FL.
Seiboth's orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the music.
More than a hundred and fifty
have been enrolled in the Perth
Amboy Hebrew School according to
the report of the officers of the
school. These are attending the
history and Bible classes daily.
| There are also services being held
| Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday mornings. The school rs
| now being conducted under the di-
rection of two able instructors.
Plans are being made for the third
annual ball which the school intends
to hold on the evening of the Feast
o. Purim some time in March.
Algonquin Lodge No. Al. Knights
of Pythfas. is scheduled to meet in
regular session tonight.
About three hundred friends and
business associates of Arthur +. Fry
er and Martin Il. loft met in the
new headquarters of the t'ryer-Toft
Co. on East ave-, Saturday afternoon
to celebrate III grand opening of the
business place. These men are in
terested in the auto body building
and blacksmith business, and recent
!y moved from New street to the new
Headquarters. Addresses of congrat-
ulation were made by Se~nator-elect
| Morgan Larson and Assemblyman Z.
.aymond Lyons on the business sue
cess of the men in whose honor the
celebration was being held. "A pok-
ing match between Harry Mason, Ed
"Mooney" Poulsen's boxer. and Ray
Jensen, lasted three rounds, it being
the opening number on the program.
.Assemblyman Lyons refereed the
bout. Supper was served under the
direction of Mrs. Seiber, after which
dancing was enjoyed. Friends or the
men from all over this state. also
New York and Philadelphia, were In
attendance.
The fourth and fifth grade chill
dren of the public schools. the night
school students, the A~mericaniza-
ton classes and delegations from
several of the industries will be en-
tertained tomorrow in the High
School auditorium under the aus
p!ces of the Y. M. c. A. Two per-
formances of the entertainment will
be given to take the form of a NOV
ing picture. THE New Wizard OF
o." Under the supervision of
Secretary James A. Larcombe, in
dustrial secretary. the first per-
Torrance will be given at A o'clock
tomorrow afternoon for the chill
dren of the specified groups. and in
the night a similar program for
those who are unable to be at this
performance. Frank Foye will pre-
side at the piano in the evening
and violin solos will be rendered
by Larry Coon. A delegation from
the boys department of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will give an athletic demon
stration at this time.