Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-07
CITY BRIEFS

The i~nitiatory degree will be con-
ferred on several candidates by VAL
| halla Lodge No. 275, odd Fellows,
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall in the
opening of work laid out BY I,
the lodge after the summer vaca-
ton. Further plans for the district
meeting to be held at Roosevelt, on
September 26, will be made at this
time. A new district deputy will be
named at that meeting.
Routine business was transacted
by Court Amboy No. IS. Foresters
of America, at a short meeting last
night at Eagles Hall.
A pow-wow of Pc Ambo Tribe No. |
G5, Improved Order of Red Men,
is scheduled to be held tonight at
the wigwam in Smith street.
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10, Wood
men of the World, met last night il
regular session at Woodmen Hail.
A short meeting of Middlesex
Council No. s., Jr. O.. u. A. NJ, was
held last night at Odd Fellows l-all.
| y SulltttSt Iouiiu at Nv ItIIs y
minal at the foot of Smith street
| Monday is in the possession of
Superintendent Mckeon and will be
turned over to the owner upon iden-
tiication.
Dainty luncheons and dinner arc
being served daily at the Rose-Gray
Tea Room in High street. which
opened last week under the MANAGE
ment of Mrs. George Hadden. Mrs.
| Hadden will also specialize in en-
pertaining luncheon parties at the
tee. room.
The proposed program of events
for the 1929 season Will be pre-
scented to members of the Y. M. G.
A. boys work committee for consid-
Grafton by Secretary Fenby w. Scott
at a meeting of the committee to-
morrow night. The boys depart
ment is scheduled to reopen Monday
after having undergone alterations
n repairs. The remainder of Sep
TENDER will be given over to a social
schedule in the boys department.
Hobby clubs, Bible classes and other
societies will be organized and an
elaborate mock trial is to be the
feature. There are at present 1926
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and 1877 employed boys. Forty mem
bers of the local boys department
attended Camp Wawayanda, the
state "Y" boys camp, during the
summer. The Hi-Y Club meets to-
night in the association building.
Owing to the lack of a quorum
there was 10 meeting of the Board
of Park Commissioners last night.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education will be held at s
o'clock tonight in the high school.
One billiard license was granted
by the excise board at it's meeting
last night, it being to Robert Weed,
of "a Smith street. 1t was also de-
cided to revise the list of places
having tables in operation in order
that inspections might be made tc
determine whether or not they were
properly licensed.
Acting Lieutenant John Larson
received a report from New Bruins
wick last night to the effect that
two trucks bearing license X 6911
and Y 6914, headed for New Bruns-
wick from Trenton, We're carrying
III &c I1le tAo Ai' ~
q shooting in Trenton.
Traffic Officer Albert Mcdonald
received a report from Robert Dahill
and Joe GAIA that the lock on the
weight machine in front of Nc
Croory's store on Smith street had
been broken. The officer turned
S2.67 in pennies into police head
quarters.
A settlement has about been
reached in the Porto Rican cigar fac
tory strike, reports at police head
quarters today indicated.
The third annual dance of the Slo-
yak Independent Political Club will
/ be held in the Holy Trinity auditor
ium on Saturday night. September
) 2S. Music will be furnished by Sci
hoth's orchestra.
William Rapp and Aldo Malen-
) fout, officers at Camp Raritan, were
arrested by State Inspector Frank
: Snyder of Newark in this city yes,
terday afternoon and fined $50 each
for violation of the automobile law
I 1t ia said hat n of the mer
drove an automobile for a short il s.
lance without having a drivers H.
cense and hat his accomplice whS
had a drivers license but was no
in the car when the inspector came
along, was also taken into custody
The men left their automobile &:
security. ~