Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11

I Guy Attorney Leo G%oldberger,
who has been spending several days
| at High Mt, Ulster county, N. T.,
has returned to his home here. Mrs.
| Goldberger and children will re-
main at High Mt, for the next few
weeks.
4 meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton will be held in the high school
tonight for the purpose of award-
ing contracts, bids for which were
received at the regular session or
the board last Thursday night. Ow-
ing to considerable tabulation it was
NOT possible to award the contracts
on the night the bids were received.
Bids were received for painting.
plumbing. j~anitor's supplies and ma
terials needed for the next school
term.
A delegation of members of Vio-
let Rchekah Lodge No. Sc, odd fci-
lows. have arranged to so over to
Railway tomorrow night for the pur-
nose of visiting Railway Rebel;ah
Lodge. They will go by trolley, leav-
ing from Smith and State streets
on the 1920 o'clock car.
The election of new officers Will
be the main object of the meeting
of the Christopher Columbus Lodge.
No. 1913, Sons of Italy, tonight at
Washington hall.
Final arrangements will be made
bv Middlesex Council No. 100. Roy
al Arcanum tonight for the annual
outing and shore dinner to be held
at Soldiers Beach this month.
Goodwill Camp. No. 81, Woodmen
of the World, will talk over the pic
mic and field day to be held on July
so at its meeting tonight at Wood
men hall. Other matters are eX-
pected to be brought up at the meet
ing.
The Jenkins Orphanage Band of
Charleston, S. c., on then trip
through the north for funds for the
institution gave n concert ut Madison
avenue and Smith Street ut noon TO-
day. There are twenty in the band.
They are all colored boys connected
with the institution founded by Rev.
ID. j. Jenkins. who is its president.
The band is seeking funds for the
institution.
Great progress is being made in
preparation for the erection OF st.
Mary's new high school building at
Centre and Mechanic streets.
Many are taking advantage Of The
opportunity afforded this week 20
take a dip in the city bathing beach
es. The tide today was high snort
" after 8 o'clock and the pest height
tonight will be reached betWeen .
and 10 o'clock.
Repairs by the Public Service
trolley on State street are
being continued, the work is now be-
ing done south of the traffic sign on
Fayette street. Officer Charles Quinn
is the traffic officer at this corner.
Deputy tax collectors Thomas j.
Connors and James A. Mullen are
now busy following up automobile
owners who have failed to pay the
municipal tax on their cars. These
two men were deputized to do this
work in order that the city might
have the use of thousands of dollars
of outstanding automobile taxes.
Under the law covering the coiiec-
ton of these taxes, tax warrants may
be executed upon goods and chat.els
other than those for which the tax
was assessed.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Board of Health will be held
In city hall at s o'clock tonight. fuf-
Their discussion of the milk SITUATION
in this city is likely at this time ana
other business of importance is
uCbadu1e1 to come up.
A meeting of the Board of Excise
Commissioners is scheduled TO De
held tonight in the city clerks office
in the city hall.
The Y. NJ. C. A. summer school'
which started last Wednesday, is
now in full swing, classes being held
every weekday morning, except
Saturday, with more than sixty pu-
pills in attendance.
Tte Y. NJ. c. A. excursion general
committee. including team captains,
will hold an important meeting at
1880 o'clock tomorrow night at
which reports on the advance ticket
sale will he received as will other
reports on the progress of arrange
ments. The excursion will be held
on the iron steamboat Sirius up
the hudson river to West Point on
THURSDAY, July 81.