Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
IN AND O THE CITY

Liberty Council No. IA. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, mel last nigh
in .J%acobson's hall. A short bust
ness meeting was held in which
three applications for membership
were received. After the business
session the ladies went to Junior
hall where they were entertained by
the Jr. O. U. A. M. association.
The Enighed Club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. N. Kistrup in Fayette
street, Monday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
More than three hundred mem
bcrs. their wives and lady friends,
enioyed the Ladies' Night of Middle
sex Council No. 63 Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
las. night. The affair was n of the
best, IL is said, o. the season tina has
beef. held by the council. The music
70, the dancing was furnished by the
Egyer- family, of Roosevelt, consist
iny of father, mother, sons and
daughters There were games played
and prizes awarded the successful
ONES. Refreshments were served
dueiug the evening. Robert Jackson,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittse, wa in charge of the arrange
me3ts.
The installation Of the newly
elected officers of Thomas f. Carl
son No. sc Army and Navy Union,
took place Thursday night. Major
Francis j.. Hagedorn, of Metuchen,
was in charge and the following
were placed in their stations: Com
ntander. Edward Sorensen: senior
vice commander, Edward Wier-
zbicki; Junior Voce commander, John
O'Hara; adiutant, John j Clark;
ouartermaster, Louis du Bots Wat
son payrnaster, James Christensen;
chaplain, Howard Patten; officer of
the day, Harry Petersen; officer of
the guard, James Il. Anthony; ser
geant major, Walter Lozesky. Res
olutions were adopted IN the Ameri-
can Legions request of an additiontl
compensation and n calling on the
state commander Of the Army and
Navy Union to take action with re-
gard to the New York Stock Elk
change matter. After the meeting
refreshments were served.
Marriage licenses have been issued
recently to Emma Kramer and Nor
ris Mancbach, Catherine WIKI and
Methace Wilesih, Jr. of Fords, Rose
Fontano Pete and Rucca Lom-
bardo.
Four candidates were initiated by
Perth Amboy Nest No. 1,027, Order
Of Owls, last night. Past Worthy
President John J.. Mcbride was in
the chair in place of aPtrick How
ard, the president, who ID still at the
hospital Resolutions were adopted
on favoring the American Legion
bonus.
The initiatory degree was conferr-
ed on a candidate by Lawrence
No. So, Odd Fellows, last
night at a meeting at Odd Fellows
hall. Noble Grand Fred Knoesel,
the new head of the lodge. was in
the chair and assisted in the work.
: Notices have been sent out for a
meeting OF the Zoning Commission
to be held IN city hall at 8 o'clock
MONDAY night. Il is a question
iiether the new City Plan Commits
sion will meet also Monday night as
notices have not been sent out to
the rev members and all of them
have not been sworL. in as yet. Last
year these two boards met together
throughout the year. These boards
will have to decide at their meet
ings wheths or not they wish to
continue this practice.
Former Alderman-at-Large Ira r.
Grouse was sworn in this morning by
City Clerk Arthur e, Graham as a
member of the City Plan Commits
sion.
Edwin George. six years cid, of
Bentley street, Tottenville, while at
the monumental works of his uncle,
D. j. Williams in New Brunswick
n about 3 o'clock yesterday
caught his coat I'm the
shafting Of the air compressor and
was hurt. The boy was knocked
down and received decorations and
cuts on the left side of the ace and
a large swelling on the side of the
head. He was attended by DIR. M. S.
MeinZer and was later taken to his
home
Those who can handle a shotgun
will be given an opportunity to win
some poultry in the Perth Amboy
Gun Club shoot, which will be held
Monday afternoon on the clubs
range in outer Smith street COM
mencing at 1880 o'clock This Lin
coins birthday shoot will offer an
unusual opportunity to trapshooters,
everybody being welcome to partic-
ipate in the events. The regular
shoot, scheduled for this afternoon,
has been postponed until Monday
and the three club shoots will be
conducted Monday afternoon also.
Lincoln's birthday will be observed
Monday as a holiday in the schools,
banks, at city hall and by many
merchants and industries.