Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
CITY BRIEFS

Catherine Stark, seven years Old,
of Keasbey, was treated by DR.
George W. Tyrrell last night. Ar
automobile ran over both her fse;
crushing the toes on each foot. dhe
automobile or driver could not be
learned.
Furthr plans for the Columbus
Day celebration in this city on
Thursday, October 2, were made
last night at a meeting Of Christie
pher Columbus Lodge No. 1913, Sons
of Italy. There will be a parade in
the afternoon to be followed by a
mass meeting and a dance at night
in Washington hall. Grand Vener-
able Z. Palo, who attended the an
| nual state convention held at At
| lantic City last Saturday, Sunday
| and Monday gave his report of the
| proceedings at the meeting. Ralph
Natoro, president, was in the chair
| and one candidate was initiated.
Lincoln engine company at its
meeting last night arranged TO go
to Harrisburg, Pa, in October TO the
| state convention of the Pennsylvania
| state Firemen's Association and pa
| rade that Is to be held in connec-
ton with the event. The members
will go over by train and the ap-
paratus will be shipped in the same
manner. A number will make the
trip by automobile.
The nomination of officers is sched-
uled to take place at a meeting OF
Court Standard, No. Ill, Foresters
of America. tonight at Eagles nail.
Jefferson Tent, No. AZ, knights of
| the Maccabees, will meet tonight at
| Woodmen's Hall. A report of the
recent picnic held at Galaida's PARK
will be made at this time.
Representatives of six councils OF
the Royal Arcanum in MiddleseX
and Monmouth counties gathered at
the meeting of Middlesex Council,
No. 100, in Odd Fellows Hall last
night and organized the Royal Area
mum Progressive Six Association OF
the two counties. The object in view
Is to promote sociability among the
members of the six councils and TO
increase it's membership. Robert IL.
Wilmot of Metuchen Council, was
named the president; John Hanson,
Sr., of Middlesex Council, of this
city, the treasurer, and the orator
of Adelphia Council, of New Bruins
wick, the secretary. The first visit
Of the association wiz be at Me-
tuchen on Monday night. September
%. Besides the three officers an eX-
ecutive committee Of six, consisting
of one member of each council VIII
be named. A schedule will be ar
ranged and there will be some form
of entertainment at each session.
The councils in the association are
Coronal, of Keyport; Daphne, of
Jamesburg; Adelphia, of New
Brunswick; Middlesex, of this city;
Metuchen. of Metuchen. and Wood
bridge, of Woodbridge,
Owing to the absence of a quorum
no meeting of the Board of Health
could be held last night. Commits
siorers John J. Buckley, Benjamin
Goldberger and William Zangen-
| berg were the only members present,
n more being needed TO hold the
meeting.
Following the meeting of the
| Board of School Estimate yesterday
afternoon, Alderman Robert A. Nc
| CURE took up with School Commits
sioners Clark and Sellers the need
of a fence between the grounds OF
| No. a School and the Lehigh Valley
Railroad siding. A dangerous con-
| dition exists owing to the number OF
small children attending the school
| who walk across and play on and
| near the tracks, the aldermen said.
| The school board members agreed
to take the matter up. agreeing with
the alderman that conditions should
be remedied.
After being out almost two hours
a jury in the local district court
| yesterday afternoon failed to agree
in an action brought against John
S. Hanson by the Travellers Indem-
nifty Company and Mindszentky IL
| Miros. Damages amounting to $500
were demanded by the plaintiffs
| through II. X. Golenboek. their at
| tcrney. Assistant Prosecutor John r..
Toolan represented the defendant.
Lieutenant William Calvin is at
tending a baseball game at the Polo
grounds today. Sergeant George
kczusko is acting lieutenant.
The Bnai Zion Institute in Fayette
street, have completed decorations
in their home and are busy prepar-
ing for their holiday season. A well
known cantor from New York city
will have charge of services. Tick
cts are being sold and may be Sc
cured from any member of the fol-
lowing committees: Bernard Nuss-
baum, Meyer Goldstein. Abraham
Beckhoff, Abraham Axelrod, Louis
Frankel. Louis Braines and Max
Goddard, Sr,
Who stopped the grey horse!
That is the question being asked by
persons who have been acquainted
with the stopping of a horse on
state street under the LehiSh Valley
bridge early this morning. Reports
at police headquarters credit Officer
Robert Harding with stopping the
horse and officers Frank Geneski
and Joe Dwyer took the animal 10
! the Liddle s. Pfeifer stables. n
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