Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10

! They Will leave mere on the f'Gy
o'clock Railway car from State and
smith streets.
Middlesex Council No. 100, Royal
will meet tonight in reg
! ular session. Arrangements for the
installation to be held at the next
| meeting in two weeks from tonight
will be made at this time.
A meeting Of Halcyon Castle No.
81, knights of the Golden Eagle
vii, be held tonight.
From the efforg being put forth,
it is thought hat the class-rooms in
| the new High School wing will be
| ready for use when the new classes
enter in February. Work is being
rushed to allow for the influx and
while the other departments Will o
be complete, the e~ighty-odd pupils
who are expected will, at least nave
| assembly room. The class rooms
have been plastered and the wood
work is installed today.
Suit for 800 G damages has been
instituted in the supreme court
against the Pennsylvania Railroad
ny Abl5S l
| street, for injuries it is claimed she
received in the wreck. of a train on
which she was d passenger. Miss
Shumsky is represented by Attor-
| new Joseph Il. Stricken and Attornes
| Jacob NJ. Klein. The accident oc-
Cured at Manhattan Transfer. Miss
| Shumsky had left New York on the
1901 o'clock train for her home
| here. The train had proceeded to a
| point a few feet east of Manhattan
Transfer and while waiting here
| for a clear signal was struck by a
train following behind it. Miss
| Shumsky alleges that she was
| thrown from her seat to the floor of
the car, receiving injuries to heT
limbs and hack, it is claimed.
The monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid Society of the n
Children's Home scheduled to pc
| held tomorrow. has been postponed
for q month, because of the home be-
ing quarantined for dlphtneria
among several of the children of the
home.
The four-fold urlve at the Y. NJ
c.. A. is well under way with activI-
ties of various natures Transporting
in the boys department. A voca-
tional lecture around the ire TO pc
held Thursday will be followed by
a cnoice between a bicycle hike on
Saturday to Plainfied or an educa-
tional trip through Castles Ice Cream
plant. At the meeting of the senior
council last night the following boys
accepted positions of responsibility
TO provide events for the drive n
check up on the laggards: lnterme-
dates. Roy Nielsen and Huyler Ro-
mond: Junior Employed, John Grill
fin. Philip Karl; Juniors, George
Mum John Macmillan and Ed
ward Cheshire; intermediate En-
ployed, Fred Ritter and Adam
Rogier.
Two new commissioners will sit at
| the regula~ meeting of the Board Oh
| Heath tonight at City Hall. The
| session will probably be of an Or
g~aniZation nature.
A delivery truck skidded into
tie roadster driven by Thomas
Brown early yesterday morning
The accident occurred at Amboy ana
| New Brunswick when the
trICk turned lHlO INCW
avenue The truck owned by the
Globe Baking Corporation and oper'
| atcd by F. Wagner. was damaged
| somewhat, but former Senator
| Browns machine escaped with q
| bent hub cap. No n was injured
Fatrolman Carl Monrot made a re-
rort of the accident following his
investigation.
Election proceedings at the home
| of Matthew Senlinsky at 606 Charles
| street, caused a ruction yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. Senlinsky re
fused to be put out. Half the furni-
ture was %reposing on the sidewalks
wien the woman would not allo"
the mover to touch another piece
Al Balint, Jr., who was interested
in the affair called the police sta
ton and Senlinski was arrested or
a charge of interfering with Cour'
Constable Emmons in the discharge
Of his duties. When brought be
fore the court. the defendant wa:
dismissed with n reprimand.