Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-14

Will meet III ISSuior sSS
sion tonight. Past Grand Regent
Henry J. Bierman will make an Of
fetal visit at this time. He will be
accompanied by District Deputy j..
C, TAYLOR. The initiation of two
candidates and the reinstatement OF
another member is scheduled to take
mace. Regent James f. Ryder Will
preside.
Judge Samuel E. Shull, of Strouds-
burg, Pa, a nephew of Samuel ~.
ShuII, supervisor Of schools in this
city has been chosen by n Penn
sylvania Democrats for one OF n
United States senatorial nominations
His selection is declared to nav
been the move that. restored har-
roony in Pennsylvania Democratic
ranks. Politics seems to run in TINS
branch of the Shull family. me
father of the senatorial a%spirant. DIT.
J.. II. Shull was himself a congress-
man for two terms and also state
senator, while the son was fer sew
eral years the youngest Judge 10
Pennsylvania. He is still! ON n
bench. Judge Shull attended hlsn
school in South Easton, Pa. where
Supervisor Shull was principal be-
fore his coming to Perth Ampoy
Naval reserve officers from New
Jersey will attend a conference with
lieutenant Commander Austin at a
York restaurant on THURSDAY
night to talk over summer programs
of cruises and naval reserves &C
tiyity. Ensigns Lewis Compton,, Jo-
seph F.. Deegan and w. ii. iris
void, lieutenant junior grade, expect
re- represent the Perth Amboy bat
TALON at the conference.
special devotional services In
honor of st. Anthony will begin TO-
night at 1880 o'clock at the Church
of our Lady of the Most Holy
Rosary. Rev. Colombino Gaiassi,
pastor of the church. will be IN
charge. The devotional services Will
continue every Tuesday night untii
.June IS. the Feast of st.
Recorder II. E. Pickersgill mas
been secured as the speaker Ior the
monthly meeting of h Past Couh-
ci1ors association of the Junior Or
der American Mechanics, THURSDAY
night with Riverside Council, OF
South River. Middlesex Council. NO
SO. is planning to have a large deie-
CATION of members present. Inc
awarding of the banner for the coun.
Gil having the largest percentage OF
members present and the hammer to
council having the smallest per-
will take place. RIVERSIDE
Council with the officers of the as
s~ociation is arranging an excellent
program for the evenings entertain
ment.
CounseIor-at-law Thomas "A.
Christopher is confined to his nome
by Illness.
The of VanSyckle's
a corner Jefferson street AMI
New Brunswick avenue, has been
much improved by covering all the
concrete work with a coat OF white
paint and allowing the bricks to re-
main their natural color.
A new advertising signboard In
the form of q semi-circle has been
erected on the property of the First
National Bank, corner Maple ana
Smith streets. The board contains
spaces for five large signs and will
be illuminated at night by electric
lights which have been placed on
top or the structure.
The new building of the Maple
Company, corner OF smith
street and Madison avenue, will be
for occupancy by April l. The
shop which is now in the
rear of the present building will be
moved to the basement of the new
building and the stores from Smith
street cut through into the. section
of the building now occupied by the
shop.
The local automobile dealers held
q get together meeting in the Hotel
Madison last night. Twenty men,
bers of the association which is in
process of formation were present.
The affair last night was featured
by a dinner and entertainment. An
other meeting of the dealers will be
held next week.