Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-04

yesterday obtained the release OF
Louis Perelman. who was taken into
custody by the sheriff on May 2. or
an execution issued against him By
the supreme court in the suit oil
Shadrick James. when he failed to
pay a judgment of $500 found
against him.
A rehearsal of the Goodwill Asso-
citation band will be held at the
rooms of the association tonight in
jefferson street.
Two applications for membership
were received by Middlesex Council
No. 63. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. last night
at its meeting and arrangements
were made for going to Newark next
Wednesday night to the monster
demonstration and initiation to be
held there. The recently organized
patrol of Hindustan Court. No. 3. OF
the Orient. held a drill following the
meeting for the parade and demon
stration to be held the last Satur-
day in June. The demonstration Is
to be held under the auspices OF
Hindustan Court that includes mem
bers of the various councils of the
county.
The Perth Amboy Republican
Club will meet tonight in odd Fell
lows hall. Thomas l.. Hanson. q
local attorney, will address the meet
ing on the platform and ideals OF
the party after which preliminary
plans will be laid for the fall cam
paign. Six members of the local
club attended the county G.. o. r.
meeting in New Brunswick last
night, they being Senator and Mrs.
Morgan F. Larson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Oliver, Francis Oliver, Assemblyman
Edward j. Peterson and John Han
son, Jr.
The final Hi-Y supper, which was
scheduled to be held at the Y. M.
C. A. tonight, has been postponed
until Thursday night, May Is. A
regular meeting of the Hi-Y organi-
cation will be held at 1880 O'Clock
tonight in the association building.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of Education will be held
at S o'clock tonight in the high
school.
Twelve new applications and one
transfer card were presented at q
meeting of Violet Rebekah Lodge,
No. SIS. Odd Fellows. last night al
Odd Fellows hall. Plans for the
initiation at the next meeting were
made at this time.
Thursday, May 25. "Traviata'
from Verdi will be presented in thu
Majestic theatre under the direction
of the Church of Our Lady of tn:
Most Holy Rosary. Grace Hoffmar
will sing soprano. Edward Battentt
tenor, Joseph In%tervante baritone
all Metropolitan Opera stars. togetli,
err with twenty people in chorus ane
orchestra, will provide an excellent
concert for music lovers of Peril
Amboy. Tickets may be procured
from any member of the church.
A quoits game next door to tn.
Eagle Hose Company headquarters
yesterday resulted in a slight acci'
dent when one of the horseshoe:
used in the game struck a sixSyear'
old boy. The lad was not ~seriousl,
hurt. Report of the incident wal
made at police headquarters b,
Rowan Jensen, of 270 Oak street.
According to Mrs. John Lawless
of 1S1 State street, a roomer known
as Joseph Di Cinzo departed from
the city on Monday morning BEARING
with him a suit o. clothing belong
ing to another roomer, and a watch
In place of the new suit the depart
ed guest left his old one. The polict
are investigating.
A delivery truck owned by Green,
span Bros. and driven by William
Synkofsky, of 500 Charles street
struck and ran yer Charles Faue
mex, a seven-year-olG boy whose
home is at 6S4 Catherine street. las
night. The accident took place a
Hall avenue and the Pennsylvani;
railroad crossing. The boy was no
seriously injured and was removed
to his home. Patrolman Gaydo'
made the report on the incident.
A semi-monthly meeting of the
st. Martins Italian Social Club wa.
held at its quarters last night. Plans
for the dance of the organization tc
be held in Junior hall May 29. were
charge reports that everything is in
iCduAfAC5os II hS4b AhSClh "Ai
be held May "a.
Next Tuesday night tne annual
election of the city firemen will be
held in City Hall. A CHIEF. first as
sistant chief and a second assistant
chief will be elected at this time
Robert Cotton and William j. Lam
gan are the contestants for the Sec
ond assistant chiefship.
Final instructions are being gfver
the members Of the class to receive
First Holy Communion at st. Mary's
church this Sunday morning.
Great rivalry already is being
shown in the popularity contests be.
ing held by the Eagle Hose and
Chemical Company in connection
with its bazaar. The contests opened
last Monday. and the bazaar will be
held from May % to 81 inclusive.
Walter Frank Hayward. who ha.
spent seven years in China. resid
ing in WI Chang. will be the speaker
at the meeting of the Mems Club o
st. Peters Episcopal church tonigh
at s o'clock. Mr.. Hayward will tel
of the characteristics of the Chimes
and the present political status o
the empire.
u NEW SOLDIER HOSPITALS
| PROVIDED FOR IN new Bill
WASHINGTON. May 4-Erectiol
of twelve soldier hospitals with
total capacity of $3.50 beds Is pro