Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-06

I lOCdteu III the Ddsement oil the Ma
pie Realty Building at Madison ave.
u and Smith street. This shop,
under the management of Max Mays,
is original. not only in name, but in
everything in connection with a
place of this kind. Individual sani-
tary cups are used and each patron
gets the use of al individual brush.
both shaving and hair. and also a
comb. The comb and brushes after
being used are sterilized,a and not put
in use until the next day, thus af-
fording cleanliness and sanitation for
each customer. A m~anicurist and
shoe shine parlor are also to be
found.
A meeting OF the ball committee of
Court STANDARD No. Ill, Foresters
of America, was held last night at
the home of John Beatty in Com
merce street for the purpose of MAX
ing further arrangements for the
ball to be held at Junior hall. FRI
day, April 20, Philip Beatty is
the chairman of the committee and
the Sterling Six orchestra has been
engaged for the music.
The third degree was conferred on
1aitAAadtCS W &1AaoAtoC4 SOdAA
ell No. S.. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at it's
meeting las. night at Odd Fellows
hall. Arrangements are being made
for a, concert to be given at the
New Auditorium some time the mid
die of May. and plans were talked
over for the excursion to be held the
latter part of August. A delega-
ton OF members of the council are
going to Crawford Monday night.
The will of Mary Brash, who died
a. Cranbury on March z, probated
this morning, names her husband
Engelbert Brash as executor and
sole legatec of the estate. In addi-
ton to her husband, the deceased
woman is survived by two sons. The
will was drawn March is. 1904 and
witnessed by Jennie Acker. Ludwig
Acker and G. A. Richards.
The Middlesex County Dancing
Association will hold a dance in the
Auditorium in New Brunswick ave-
nue. on Wednesday night, May 10, q
feature of which will be the pres
ence of two orchestras, making
possible continuous dancing. Will
fred Johnstone's and Sam Tom
ghini's orchestras have been Sc
cured. There will be amateur and
professional entertainers and a
dancing contest to decide the best
dancing couple in the third con-
gressional district. according to an
nouncements Of the association.
Another sure sign of spring has
been discovered by Traffic Officer
Albert Macdonald. who reigns at
the Give Corners" namely the
procession of baby carriages on
Smith street yesterday and today.
City employees were busy this
morning treating the lawn in city
pected to bring forth a beautiful
green grass.
Chief of Police Niels j. Tonnesen
attended the meeting of the state as
ISOLATION of chiefs Of police in New
ark this afternoon.
An important meeting of the Perth
Republican Club will be held
tonight in the clubrooms, Odd Fell
building. A report will be re-
from the committee in charge
Of the dinner to be served in the Y.
NJ. II. A. April 27fand other matters
up. State Senator Morgan r.
president of the club. will
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wathne
moved from Sherman street to
F'ords.
Valhal.a Lodge No. 275. Odd Fell
lows, will meet tonight.
Desk Lieutenant William Calvin
was notified by a trolley a con-
ductor yesterday afternoon h a a
in Keyport was trying to col
lect subscriptions, ostensibly for the
of the Perth Amboy police
department. Lieutenant Calvin call
ed the Keyport authorities and in
formed them that such action was
entirely unauthorized and requested
the mans arrest.
The library is still reporting ex-
results in it's campaign for
the return of all overdue volumes.
A number of books that have been
out for two years were returned
the borrowers taking adj
vantage of the bargain week" feat
ure which allows them for this week
only to return books taken out be-
fore March / without payment of
fines. The drive is to continue until
Saturday when it is expected that
the library will be richer by several
score volumes really its W. proper
ty but lost through accident or care
lessness. Receptacles are in the
lobby of the main library. at the
Brace venue branch, and
at the Community House.