Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-02
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Perth Amboy Camp NO. ~,
,woodmen of the World. transacted
routine business last night.
yalhalla Lodge No. s75. Odd Eel
lows, will meet tonight.
A pow-wow of Pc Ambo Tribe NO.
IS. Red Men, is scheduled 10 rake
place tonight.
Members of the Board of Harpor
Commissioners will confer WITH ,Ie
aldermen at the latters committees
meeting tomorrow night on me suy-
iect of repairing the large prlck
building located on the city uocs
property and also of making heeoea
repairs to the small dock north OF
the recently overhauled large city
dock, 1T has been estimated tnat
the work OF repairing the building
will cost about $4,000 and the DOCK
work will amount to between SS'ooo
and $4,000. 1t Is the intention OF
the harbor board to use the prick
building as a warehouse. rentinS II
out to parties desiring to store Q
prior to and after shipment by
boat.
Another dormitory mems dinner
will be served at the Y. NJ. U "A.
Monday night at $3.50 o'clock py
Mrs. Iver Larson,N NJ. Oh
Rutherford, being the speaker. MI.
Prentiss' subject will be: Keys OF
Clubs" There will be a short mu-
steal program including violin Sc
lections by Richard Hermsdorl on
the violin and Frank Foye on the
piano. The program VIII pc over
by 8 o'clock. Tickets may pc Sc
cured at the desk in the ASSOCIATION
building.
The Board of Education Will holu
its regular monthly meeting in the
| high school tonight. AS their 1879
| % budget has been approved by the
! BOARD of School Estimate and the
| aldermen it is likely that they Will
talk over the proposed new school
for Hall
The semi-monthly dinner of the
Hi-Y Club will be served at the II
M. C. A. at 6 o'clock tonight. A
tempting menu has been arranged
by the committee in charge.
The American Legion's regular
| meeting will be held in the Y. NJ.
c.. A. tomorrow night at s O'Clock.
Joseph Dziklowski, forty-six years
| old. a laborer of 6 II Elizabeth street,
while at worl. at the Barber Asphalt
| plant yesterday was struck by a roll
of felt He was taken to the City
| Hospital where it was found that he
| was not injured but was suffering
from shock. He waa attended by Dr..
J. G. Wilson. He is still at the hosp1-
tai
The boys of the Y. NJ. &. A. will
have an opportunity to enjoy an un-
| usually elaborate entertainment to-
| night, commencing at 1880 o'clock.
Boys Work Secretary Fenby w
Scott has arranged a lobby enter
tainment of high merits. h boys
orchestra which played at the Faith
er and Son banquet, will be in at
tendance and give a concert. Pro
| fessor r. Y. Marsh, of Woodbridge,
| former social secretary of this as.
ISOLATION, will give an exhibition OF
his hypnotic proves. A program
chock full of surprises will be
carried out. p
Ole Olsen. of 1872 Madison ave
nue., reported to Lieutenant William
Calvin at the police station las
night that he had struck a small boy
with his automobile on Lawrie
street. Mr.. Olsen said the child
ran off the curbing and was knock
ed down by the machine but he re-
gained his footing Immediately ant
ran off without giving his nan :.
Motorcycle Officer William Sach-
man is able to be about again
Bachman was injured two weeks
ago when his motorcycle skidded or
the trolley tracks on State street
wnen lie attempted TO turn out fol
an approaching car. He was thrown
heavily and suffered a temporary
loss of memory as the result OF s
blow on the head. Bachman ha'
not resumed his duties as yet. (.
Chief Of Police Ntsis j. Tonneser
is in Newark this afternoon at
tending the meeting of the -statt
chiefs of police association.
Patrick Shinrors, of South Ambo!
was fined SIS II court this morn
ing WHEN he vas arraigned before
Recorder Harold J. Pickersgill OF
a drunk and els orderly charge. Pa
trulman Arthur Petersen made tn
arrest.
4 Officers and men of the crew o
the Eagle 4S. the craft of the loca
battalion of the naval reserve, ar
planning fC1 a dance to be given il
the New Brunswick venue Audito
rum as soon as possible afte
Easter. The purpose of the dancei
t praise fund for the purchase o
uGiforuss fer the men. The reduc
ton program of the government ha
resulted In the refusal of the nav
department to furnish uniforms TO
) the men and the crew is taking tn
dance as n means of starting thing
off, eventually buying their owl
equipment.
One week from tonight the mon
ster athletic carnival and musica
show arranged by st. Mary's Ath
letic Club will be staged in tn
!, Auditorium on New Brunswick ave
nue.. 1t is the first undertaking @
this kind ever planned by the clu
which is made up of the member
of st. Mary's parish.
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