Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-03

A meeting of st. Martins Italian
Social Club was held at the head
quarters, 273 New Brunswick ave
nue., on Wednesday night. At this
meeting two new members were
taken in and it was decided to stage
a smoker and banquet on Sunday
night, March 10. Arrangements for
a dance to be held in May also were
discussed.
An athletic show is being staged
by the l. c. c. Club in the Armory,
New Brunswick, tonight. Several
local boxers are on the card for this
event, and Herman Schwartz will
referee the main bouts.
The respective committees In
charlie of st. Mary's monster carni-
val and the Police Social Club smok-
err to be staged in the Auditorium
on Thursday night. March 8. and
Friday night, March II. respective
~. are completing final arrange.
ments for these events.
About IT'S boys enjoyed the lobby
entertainment at the Y. NJ. c. A
,.st night. Plenty of pep" was in.
stilled into the affair by selections
from the Harmony Hounds" six OF
the boys who have formed an or
chestra guaranteed to drive away
dull care and the various species OF
blues. Former Social Secretary Thee
dore T. Marsh was on hand to en-
terrain with feats of hypnotism
Several Of the boys submitted them
selves as subjects and their actions
caused great amusement among the
other fellows. Games we're played
and all had a wonderful time.
Lawrence Lodge No. 60, Odd Eel.
lows, will confer the third degree al
it's meeting tonight. Preparations
for the benefit moving picture show
to be held at the Ditmas theatre
March "a and rs are being COM
pleted.
Boys Work Secretary Fenby w,
Scott led the discussion on "Choos-
ing Your Life Work" held among
members of the Hi-Y Club at their
dinner and meeting in the Y. NJ. c,
A. last night. The club is preparing
for the annual Find Yoursel!
Campaign" which will be launched
here soon.
1Eirty pigeons compriZed the loot
obtained by thieves who visited the
back yard Of Jat oh Katz, of "a Fay
cite street last night. The birds were
safely lodged IN their coop at roost
ing time last night but were candi-
dates fot the bureau of missing birds
this morning. The police are inves-
tigatiIg.
JIo1,nrf Jgn fprfy.CnUnn WhO
gave his home as Philadelphia, is re-
posing in the lookup here on a
charge of panhandling on the streets.
Patrolman Jdma. Nolan picked Bell
up and he is being held for sentence
at the night court session at Z o'clock
tonight.
Important business is scheduled to
be transacted at the executive COM
mittee meeting of the MiddieSeS
County Anti-Tuberculosis League
which is being held in the Public
| Library at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
"Ships That Have Missed Theii
Port" is the subject upon which
Paul Steele, principal of the gram
mar school, will address the mem
bers of the Y. M. c. A. boys Bibl'
classes at their monthly supper to
night. Supper will be served at
o'clock. The Giant" Bible class
having a ninety-nine per cent. rec
ord for attendance for the month
will be privileged to eat at the ex-
pense of the others tonight.
Theodore Knothe. agent for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, is
spending considerable time in the
city investigating conditions. Up to
the present time no arrests have
pbeen made by Mr.. Knothe, but sew
eral persons have been warned
Much of Mr.. Knothe's time is de-
voted to the farmers market, wher'
he looks over the horses the farmers
drive and informs people who buy
Ave chickens. ducks and geese how
to carry them and not with theil
heads down as many people do
Mr.. Knothe recently arrested Wal
ter Cluster of Bound Brook fol
overlooking and abusing a ream Of
horses. The defendant al fine6
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