Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-09
CITY BRIEFS

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A regular meeting of the Sons of
! Italy Lodge, No. 1913, was held last
night. 1t was found at that time
| that the election Of v. Lambiaso as
| grand delegate of the state conven-
| ton was not legal. as Pasquale Palo,
last years delegate, by his election.
| received the office for two years. AT
| the state convention at Long ranch
| last year, Mr.. Palo was also elected
grand official of the grand lodge. He
is also grand deputy of three lodges
in the state of New Jersey.
At a regular meeting held last
night the Lyceum A. G. decided to
hold their first annual Rhode Island
clambake al Nickenig's Excelsior
Grove on Sunday, August 81. The
grove will open at 10 A. M. and the
bake will be served at 4 P. M. There
will be all kinds of athletic sports
and the winners of the various con-
tests will receive valuable prizes.
There will also be professional ems
t%ertainers to amuse the crowd. Tic
kets are now on sale and may be
procured at the club or from
Thomas Snyder, the chairman of the
affair.
At a meeting of the young negro
men of the city last night, under the
auspices of the Universal Negro Inn
provement Association, a band was
organized to be known as the Ethio-
plan brass band of Perth Amboy.
r. A. Rogers, president of the
| movement, addressed the gathering.
A regular meeting of Jefferson
Tent, No. 43, of the Maccabbees,
will be held at Woodmen's Hall at
s o'clock tonight.
Hornet Encampment No. so, L. O.
O. F., met at Odd Fellows Hall last
right. Chief Patriarch John Bow
ers presided and the newly elected
and appointed officers were present.
Two requests for admission to the
encampment were received, n 1t
was also decided to have a member
sir drive through the subordinate
lodges of the order in the near vlcin-
ity of the city such as South Amboy,
Woodbridge, Carteret and Totem
willie.
At the state convention of the
| lawmakers at Atlantic City last sat
urday, Henry C. Axen, of this city,
4 was GleCttu ~ lNPiSSShS ~"
sew in the national organization for
two years. Mr.. Axen, a member OF
the Pc Ambo hayloft, will attend
the national convention at Buffalo
| Saturday of this week. Twenty-Five
members of the local organization
took in the Atlantic City convention
1t was decided t hold the next state
convention at Midtown.
AT the request of the street com
missioner Chief Niels j. Tonnesen
ha. issued an order directing all pa
trolmen to check up on permits te
stack building or other material In
the streets of the city. The officers
are instructed to investigate every
case and if the proper authority
cannot be shown to issue a sum
mons to court. The order will also
apply to persons opening the street!
for any purpose whatsoever.
Their annual excursion over tn
entertainment committee OF tn
knights of Columbus will now plar
for different events to be staged dul
ing the fall and winter season. The
annual minstrel show probably vii
be included on this program.
The bus stop signs along Smitl
street enable out of town people Wis
itins in this city to secure transpor
tation to their homes without DIN
considerable questioning, in an effor
70 learn where buses stop.
About twenty employees of the 10
cal plant of the Atlantic Terra Cots
Company made the trip to Rock
Hin on Saturday afternoon, wher
another plant of the company Is 10
Gated. to take part in the annua
Harvest Day celebration. In tn
principal event of the day tn
Perth Amboy baseball team defeated
the Rocky Hill nine in an extra IN
ming contest.