Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
CITY BRIEFS

A Junior Hi-Y Club will be or
ganized Monday night at the Y. NJ.
{. A, consisting of grammar school
boys who are anxious to have an
organization similar TO that now ex-
listing in the high school. Boys Work
Secretary Fenby W. Scott is promot-
,ng the idea.
The National Championship"
tournament of various games which
has been under way all week in the
boys department OF the Y. NJ. Z. A.
is progressing favorsbly, announce
ment OF the winning team being ex-
pected the early part OF next week.
The annual picnic Of the Ilthu-
anton ST. kaziwar Society WI he
held tomorrow afternoon in Ckra-
MAN PARK. 7S2 STATE street COM
mencing at : o'clocS. Many tickets
have been sold.
Another meeting Of al the division
superintea6ents general managers
engineers and ;-st-1su taking p2rt
Ia the Y. VI. c A trzrSco1:reutal
railroad membership -scs w.i 5e
held Mcrday nigh; 81 ; ociocS n
the Y. NJ. c. A Engineers are sN-
ptCktt 10 AahC a+4E-- <FFN- AN--A
p,eted at this ureeGrS.
Leslie Koons was installed IS
Chaplain OF Perth Anocy Acre
No. 1886. Fraternal Order q Eagles.
last night at a meeting OF he aerie
in Eagles hall. He was elected 10
the office In place OF George Lund
who resigned. Plans for a smoker
to be held shortly were talked OF
at the meeting.
A detachment Of the Sixth Field
Artillery, United States regulars
that included guns and wagon train
passed through this city this morn
ing on their way from Camp Dix to
Montauk Point, l.. I. The soldie
were at Camp Morgan last night and
went over the ferry to Staten Island
where they will stop at Fort Wads-
worth for the night to begin their
tourney down Long Island tomor-
row.
Sergeant Frank Kasprzak Is act
ing in the capacity OF desk ieuteh-
ant today in the absence OF Lieu
tenant William Calvin who Is at
tending the New York-Cincinnati
double-header.
stephen Somogyi has again been
chosen to head the entertainment
committee of the Raritan facht
club. He is already planning a
smoker which he promises to be pet
ter than any previous one. Mr.
Som ogyf has occupied this offlce tor
a number of years and numerous
successful events were run off under
his direction.
At a meeting of Valhalla Lodge.
No. 275, Odd Fellows, Thursday
night, the first degree was confer
red upon a candidate and arrange
ments were made for comforting the
second degree at the next meeting
of the lodge.
Lieutenant William Calvin re-
ceived a complaint yesterday that \
two girls were selling chances on a
tea set and purchasers were told
that the money was for st. Mary's
church. The police are DESTROYS of
warning everyone to be on the look
out for the girls and as soon as they
are located arrests will be made.
A report was received from the
Middlesex Laundry Company y%ester-
day to the effect that some one has
made a practice of breaking into
their garage on jefferson street and
USING tireh trucks. On n occasion
a truck was found ditched on New
Brunswick avenue.
Nathan Macofsky reported the
theft of his bicycle from in front of /
his home, 1856 Fayette street, to
Lieutenant Andrew Jensen last !
night.
Acting Lieutenant George Kozusko
had a light placed beside a bad hole
in the pavement at 232 Madison
avenue last night.
A truck driven by Dominick No
laro, of Newark, backed into a city l
light pole yesterday, swapping OH
same, and two trucks were slightly /
damaged in a collision in this city,