Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-02

| LOdItliOI IISt <t.IiElg WIN do NUN
inaecd and elected without opposi-
ton. Plans for comforting the third
degree OF. u number of candidates
at the ne--t meeting were made. The
excursion committee will go to New
York this week to arrange for the
date o. tho excursion to be held this
summer. 4 Ladies night was plan
ned for Friday night, February 10.
| An invitation will be extended to the
members OF the Sons and Daughters
of Liberty, Daughters of America
and the Ladies' Auxiliary and Jun
uor club members to attend the affair.
Robert Jackson. chairman, and the
members OF the entertainment COM
| mittee will have charge of the ar
rangementS. The annual dance and
reception OF the council to be held at
Junior hall Tuesday night, February
81, has promise of being one of the
largest affairs of the season.
Arrangements were made for a
Punch and Judy show to be given
Saturday, February 4, by the Boy
Scouts OF America Troop I. at their
meeting in their c. bin on Sayre ave-
nue. last might. Carl O'Merle will
be chairman. Scoutmaster Jens An
derson invites the public to attend.
Plans were also made for a Valentine
party and straw ride, the dates to be
announced later.
An illustrated lecture under the
auspices of the National Association
of Stationary Engineers will be held
at Red Mems hall in Smith street
tomorrow night. The lecture will be
be delivered by George S. Norman, of
The Tidewater Oil Company, who will
take for his subject. 1.-The Refining
of OIL" There will be three reels of
the picture showing the development
of the oil machinery. This lecture
has been given in various places in
the state and has been heard by
large audiences. The public invited
to attend.
Adam Kozlowsky, six years old, a
school boy residing at $50 Parker
street, while on his way to school
about 8 o'clock this morning slipped
on the ice and received a fracture of
the right thigh bone. He was at
tended by DIR. NJ. S. Meinzer and later
taken to the City Hospital. The boy
attends No. S school, and he with
other boys of his own age were walk
ing along when the little fellow slip
ped in some n and fell with
his leg turning under him.
The pavement between and along
side of the tracks of the Public Ser
vice Trolley Company on State street
is in bad shape. particularly at the
Corner of Fayette street near the
traffic post OF Officer Charles
With conditions slushy as
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Uniform of the, traffic officer suffers.
The dance of the st. Martin Ital-
ian Social Club scheduled TO be held
on Sunday night, has been postponed
indefinitely due to the death of a
sister Of Ralph Notaro, president of
club. This action was taken at
meeting held last night and a
definite date will be decided on when
the club meets again on February
5. One new member was added
to the roster last night.
Traffic at the corner of State
and Fayette streets during the day
IS as heavy as at any other corner
the city. A house for the offices
on duty at that corner would be a
Dig help to him in carrying out the
on this post. The house could
De erected between the norteast and
n
Richard j. Calvin has received a
communication from Fred Scheich,
formerly superintendent of con-
struction at the Barber Asphalt
Company's plant. Mr..
is now in Venezia, Italy,
md has just heard of Mr.. Galvin's
as alderman-at-large.
Alderman-at-large Richard J..
Calvin has received a letter from
he Ionian Bank Limited in Athens, /
Greece, requesting a recommended
ion for Demetrins Oeconomopoulos,
who desires a position in the insti-
Mr.. Oeconomopoulos was
,ormerly an employe of the Boston
Confectionery Company in this city.
The funeral of Michael Katz, who
lied at his home in 1S9 Hall avenue.
apoplexy. will be held tomor-
'ow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-
nent will be in the Independent Or
Ter of B-ith Abraham cemetery.
Raid Still at County Seat
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. =
Called to 81 Burnett street late last
hight for the purpose of arresting a
nan who was said to be beating
lp' his landlady, the local police
a still going full blast and a
quantity of mash evidently de-
signed for further manufacturing
purposes OF an Illicit nature.
Steve Stekvich a Russian was very
much under the influence of liquor
was arrested for beating the
Arraigned before Recorder
in the police court this morn
ng he was given sixty days in the
county workhouse and the evidence
# liquor law violation was ordered
urned owe to the prosecutors Of
The regular meeting of the local
american Legion post will be held
night at s o'clock in the
NJ. c. a. The special committee
appointed to investigate the matter
If securing club rooms will report
It this meeting. Refreshments will
pc served.
The organization meeting of the
.922 Board of Park Commissioners
will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in
he office of the city clerk, city hall.
The two newly appointed members.
A. Lembcke and Nathan
,Iargaretten, will take their seats
the first time. An outline of the
ears work will be laid out tonight.
The aldermen will hold a commit
zee meeting tomorrow night in city
nall in preparation for their regular
Meeting next Mnnda nirhf