Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-11-04
CANNON, BROWN
BOOKED To TALK
Sixth Ward to be Scene of
So-CalIed Harmony Ses-
sion Tonight

The long looked for harmony
meeting OF the Democratic party Is
scheduled to take place tonight in
Kozuskos hall at Hall avenue and
Catherine street. The speakers of
the meeting, according to the list
given out today. will be County
Clerk Bernard NJ. Cannon, Senator
Thomas Brown. DIR. William h..
Ramsay, Assistant Prosecutor John
E. Toolan, Ex-Mayor Frank Dorsey,
John Kelly. president of the City
Democratic Club, and Chris Jorgen-
sen. 1t is expected that Arthur A.
Quinn will also be a speaker when
he returns from a meeting in New
ark.
Prior to the meeting there will be
a parade of the Democratic voters
of the sixth ward, the line of march
being through Hall av~nue to Penn
street to Washington street to Am
boy avenue to Inslee street to Pine
avenue TO Penn street to Hall ave-
nue., disbanding at the hall. A
feature of the evening will be a
band concert, which will take place
in front of the hall between z and s
O'Clock. The parade will get under
way at o'clock. The music viii
be furnished by the Municipal Band
of fifteen pieces. The committee in
charge of arrangements are John
White, John Kelly and Joseph +.
Deegan.
The committee intends that the
affair shall be one of the good old
fashioned rallies like those of for
nler days and promises plenty of
music, fireworks and torch lights.
Red fire will burn in all districts of
the ward and great crowds are ex-
pected to be i'll the parade and at
the meeting.
The order of march follows:
American flag, grand marshal, first
district marshals, candidates. band
and banners, marchers from first
district. The second district will fall
in line at Penn and Laurie street as
follows: Second district marshals,
banners, William Hallahan's truck.
marchers from second district, fifty
banners. Fourth district: Marshal
banners and marchers. The fourth
district will fall in line at Inslee
street and Amboy avenue. Third
and fifth districts will fall in line
at Amboy and Brace avenues as fol-
lows: Marshal, banners and march
ers. Steve Kozusko and truck.
Fred DeVoe, candidate for state
senator WAS one Oh lut principal
speakers last night at the meeting of
the City Democratic committee.
Other candidates were also present
and addressed the audience. which
consisted of committeeman and poll
workers.
Mr.. DeVoe continued his attack
on Mr.. Larson for receiving fees
from the water department while
he was city engineer. Larson is in
favor of economy, said Mr.. DeVoe,
and he wanted 10 know how Larson
explained economy when he received
such a large amount from the city
treasury.
Richard F. Calvin. candidate for
alderman at large. promised if elect
ed TO see to il that the outlying
districts of the city receive a square
deal in the way of improvements
during his term of office. He stated
that in proportion 10 the amount of
taxes paid in these sections the re-
turns in the way of police protection,
street improvement. etc, were not at
ell sufficient. Mr.. Calvin declared
that more economy in the various
city departments would bring about
a lower tax rate and that he would
work with a Democratic majority
toward that end.
Other speakers were: Albert Wat
ers, John KoZusko, Joseph Deegan.
Robert Mcclure and James j. Gar
land