Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-26

Another meeting of the Y. NJ. c.
A. excursion committee will be held
Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock in
the association building. Posters
have been printed and are now
being placed about the city announc.
ing this second annual excursion
which will be conducted to West
steamer Sirius" Tickets are SELL
ing fast, reports indicate .
A traffic sign was moved from
this city sometime last night and
placed out in Fords. The local po-
lice were notified this morning and
sent after same. The offense is being
investigated.
John Weiss sailed on Saturday on
the steamer Olympic for Czecho-
Slovakia. Mr.. Weiss will be gone
for a neriod of two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Wolff and
son, Jerome, will sail on July s, on
the steamer Majestic for a our of
France. England. Czecho-Slovakia
and Germany. They expect to be
gone one month.
An elderly man came to police
headquarters and requested Recor-
der Pickersgill to send him away
for a short time, as he was tired
and has no home. The recorder
obliged with a three months SEN
tence. and the old man expects to
be completely rested up at\the end
of this term.
Perth Amboy Review No. 81 the
Woman's Benefit Association, of the
Maccabees will meet tonight at Red
Mems hall All members are urged
to b present. A class initiation will
take place Mrs. Belle Dougherty,
deputy supreme commander of New
Jersey, will be present and address
the meeting.
About fifty, including the mem
bers of their families of Middlesex
Council No. 100. Royal Arcanum.
went down from here on the excur-
sion Saturday to Asbury Park for
the celebration of the forty-ffth
anniversary of Royal Arcanum held
by the various councils throughout
the country on thai day. The train
made up eight cars, left Jersey City
and made stops at Elizabeth, Rah-
way and Woodbridge before reach
ing this city. There were about 600
in all on the excursion which was a
success. Past Regent John Hanson
headed the committee in charge OF
the delegation going down from
here.
An important meeting of Halcyon
Castle No. 81, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, is scheduled to take place to-
morrow night. A notice is issued to
every member to be on hand for the
session as there will be matters of
interest to all to come up at that
time.
Chauffeur Emil Koyen returned to
his police duties over the week end
after having been laid up with an
injured foot. Officer Bernard Toolan
served in the capacity of chauffeur
during his absence.
PatrolmaE William Peterson re-
ported glass broken out of fire box
"a at Smith street and Madison
ven last night.
The hardware store of William II
Mccormick e. Son at 80 Smith street
was entered over the week end and
a small quantity of change was
taken. Entrance was gained through
the cellar. The police are investi-
eating this robbery.
Fight returns rom the Leonard
Britton bout tonight will be given
out by radio in front of the Perth
Amboy Electrical Company's store
in Madison avenue.
Grand Orator Jacob Serbia, of the
Royal Arcanum of the state of New
Jersey. will officially visit Middle
sex Council. No. 100. tomorrow
night. Past Regent Joseph Messen-
ger will address the council on this
occasion on the subject of "Oil." A
reception will be given the grand
orator OIL the occasion of his visit
here.
Mrs. Catherine Elmer, OF High
street, and cousin. DIR. Cycle Doolan,
Of Wyoming. are visiting the for
mer's nephew. DR.. Joseph Walsh, of
the University of Pennsylvania, for
ia few days.
Captain of Detectives Lawrence A.
Long acting in the capacity of
chief this morning, in the absence of