Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-02

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CITY BRIEFS
The annual outing Of the Wood
cock Association will be held to-
The feature of the occasion will be a
and shore dinner. It is
understood that candidates from
both the Democrat and Republican
will be present. The trip to
the resort will be made In automo-
biles.
Owing to the fact that the local
health board has no technician at
the present time, all tests are being
made at laboratories in Plainfield.
Officer Thompson has adver-
for a new technician and it is
likely applicants will be considered
at the next meeting of the board on
night.
A meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton is scheduled to be held tomor-
night in the high school.
An inspection a made recently
by inspectors of the local health de-
of the dairy of Solomon
Feuchtbaum, at Woodbridge. an ap-
plication having been made by him
to sell milk in this city. The inspec-
ton resulted in the license being
withheld until a type of bottles was
secured which could be properly
handled in Feuchtbaum's Gaping
The regular meeting of the Board
Of Water Commissioners will be held
tonight at s o'clock in city hall.
Tickets are going fast for the
Boy Scouts benefit show at the
Strand theatre August II, IS and 10
when Booth Tarkington's famous
of boy life "Penrod," with
Wesley Barry as the hero, will be
Owing to the absence of a quo
there was no meeting of the
Park Board last night.
Another large number of appli-
cants for automobile drivers licenses
we're at city hall this morning and
this afternoon to take the road and
written examinations conducted by
motor vehicle inspectors under the
direction of Chief Shinn.
The Board OF Excise Commission
ers at their meeting last night again
went into the matter of having the
police check UP all of the places
in the city where pool and billiard
tables are operatd in order to LEARN
IL all have the necessary permits.
Work of placing a metal ceiling in
the Y. M. c. A. bowling alleys has
been commenced: Owing to the VIZ
bration caused by bowling consider
able difficulty has been experienced
In the past in keeping the plaster
ceilings intact. The metal ceiling
will remedy this. The alleys will
also be planed down this summer
and put in first class condition.
A meeting OF the Republican
women OF the city was held last
night in Republican headquarters. A
number of candidates addressed the
meeting which was we'll attended.
Arrangements were made to attend
the Republican rally to be held next
Wednesday at Holly Park. South
Plainfield.
M~elrose Hose Company No. 1 OF
Sayreville township is holding an
other informal open air dance and
bazaar tonight. Dancing is in a new
pavilion recently erected by the fire
company at Ridgway venue and
the county bridge road, directly on
the Perth-South Amboy bus line.
Victor Ricci's Dixieland Roamers
will furnish the music. Saturday
night is the regular night for these
dances but owing to the fact that st
Mary's carnival begins this week the
fire company will run it's dance to-
night and tomorrow night.
The Perth Amboy Republican
Club holds a regular club meeting
tomorrow night in Odd Fellows hall
Candidates are scheduled to speak
The police are investigating the
firing of a shot by a mar posing as a
detective in the vicinity of the
Pennsylvania station about 4 o'clock
this morning. Lieutenant Johr
Morris received a report of the &C.
currence this morning.
The proprietor of the news stand
at the corner of Smith and High
streets reported to Lieutenant John
Morris at police headquarters this
morning that a window in his es.
adjustment was broken and his
awning damaged some time las
night.
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing of st. Martins Italian Soeia
Club scheduled for tonight. ha.
been put off until Monday might
because of the band concert SEIZED
uled for tonight.
Chief Niels ]. Tonnesen. Detectiv,
Johr Murray, Sergeant John Larson
Policewoman Jensina Olsen and OF
ficers Chris Hanson, John Riedy an,
Frank Seiboth of the local polio
department, are enjoying their an
nuai vacation at the present time
Captain Lawrence A. Long is actin
chief of the department.
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Plans are rapidly being complete,
for the annual excursion to Asbur,
Park and Ocean Grove OF the Simp
son M. E. church Sunday school q
this city, which will be held Thurs
day. August II. The excursion wi
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