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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
MRS. MALIN leaves
CARTERET; MYSTERY
IS STILL DEEPER
Belief is That Couple viii Re.
turn Home Together in
a Short While
PUSH SEARCH
Rumors Only Tell of His Pres
ence in the Middle West
kilograms Received

CARTERET, May 7.-Isadore Ma
lin, the missing tailor of SIS Wash
ington avenue, has been unearthed
in Cincinnati, according to ruInors
circulating here this morning. AL
though the local police and friends
of the Malin people could not con-
firm the report, there Is a general
belief that Mrs. Malin received yes
terday a telegram from Cincinnati
from Mains brother which prob
ably brought the information that
the tailor was alive and safe sone-
where in the middle west.
Mrs. Malin, according to her
friends, left this morning for Bal
tinore in the company OF her broth
err, who came to Carteret yesterday.
She did not tell them, it was said,
If the purpose of her trip was to
meet her husband and whether the
information as 10 her destination
was correct. Some of her friends
pointed out this morning that the
wire came from St. Louis, where
another brother lives. The contents
of the telegram according to them
was to the effect that her husband
was not with her brother. Closer
friends of the Mains, however, de-
MED that the wire came from st.
Louis and banked on their assertion
that it came from Cincinnati.
Chief of Police Harrington said
this morning that the only informa-
ton he received about Malin was
the rumor of people that the tailor
was located in an Ohio town. Mrs.
Malin has not impaired to CHIEF
Harrington the information she is
said to have, the chief said.
The theory that Malin took his
automobile aboard the ferry and
vanished on his W accordance was
strengthened this morning when re-
ports reached here that there has
been some matrimonial trouble IN
the Malin family. Mrs. Malin strong
" denied that there had been any
misunderstanding, however.
The police in discussing the case
believe that the disappearance was
probably p~re-arranged. 1t was not
explained to them why Malin took
with him more than $500 in cash
when he left for New York on Mon
day, when he went for the purpose
of collecting more than $500 for
goods he delivered to a New York
clothing house. Malin, according 70
neighbors was not in the habit OF
carrying a few hundred dollars in
his pockets.
The local police + still continu-
ing the search and the rurnor of Ma
Inns finding was conveyed to the
New York police who probably will
communicate with the Ohio authori.
ties to learn whether the report is
true.
"Mr. and Mrs. Malin will return
home shortly" seems to be the gen.
cral opinion here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
AGED PASTOR
CALLED To REST
Rev. James W. Van Dyke
Former Pastor at Cranbury
Dies at Ocean Grove

CRANBURY, May REV. James
". Van Dyke. e~ighty-five years old,
died yesterday afternoon at his home
i'll Ocean Grove. He came to the
seashore place after he had retired
some seven years ago from pulpit
of the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke is survived by
a widow, two daughters and four
sons They are Mrs. Charles Nam
ugh of Philadelphia, Mrs. Frank r.
Everett of Lewisburg, Pa; Joseph
NJ. of Scranton: James L. of East
Orange; DIR. Benjamin. of Cranbury.
and Ernest c. of South Orange. He
lis a graduate OF Princeton Univer-
sity class of 1854 and also a grad
uate of the Princeton Theological
Seminary. In his early years ne
was sent by the Presbyterian church
as missionary to Siam. where lie
served seventeen years. On his re-
urn was the pastor of the First
Presbyterian church at Stockton
and then came to the Presbyterian
church here.
Funeral services will be heii
Wednesday at IL a. m. at Ocean
Grove and at 2 O'Clock the same at
ternoon services at the Second
Presbyterian church in Cranburv
will follow. Interment will take
place here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
JAM Of AUTOS
ENDED HERE
Three Boats on Staten Island
Ferry Move Cars in Rapid
Style

An eight minute Roadway was
maintained throughout ths day
with three boats by the Staten Is
land Rapid Transit in the service be-
tween this city and Tcttenville yes
terday. More than 1900 car YER
carried over the sound in the in
a%uguration of the three boat SER
vice from early morning until late
at night.
The ferryboat Perth Amboy came
out at eight o'clock in the mornil.
and this craft was followed by the
T~ottenville at 10 o'clock and both
were kept going on the route with
the Charles w. Galloway until 8
o'clock last night. Beginning this
morning the two beats will be on
the route every day during the sum-
mer and the three boats every Sun
day ana holidays or when the travel
demands.
Z. A. English, supervisor OF the
New Yodk properties of the Baiti.
more and Ohio railroad was at the
FERRY and was much pleased with
the service given by the three boats.
With the new service the pilots
have been shifted around by Super
intendent McKeon. Captain Reuben
Androvette has been assigned to the
Perth Amboy on the day trick and
Captain Abram Reckhow, who COM
manded the Galloway on the last
trick has been placed in Captain
Androvette's place from 4 to l2 at
night and Captain John Martin
takes Reckhow's place from 10 mid
night to 8 in the morning. Captain
Edward Stewart and Captain Ed
yard Witt, of this city. are both ex-
ira and relief commanders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
POPPY DAY ON MAY rs
TO Be OBSERVED HERE

In accordance with the movement
now going on in every unit in the
county the local Ladies Auxiliary
OF the American Legion Post as, IL
Inklug preparations for poppy
Day Saturday. May 26.
Under h direction of Mrs, Cor
don Baldwin, president, the poppies
are being made by the members Of
the organization to be sold on the
streets here on the Saturday pre-
cedlng Memorial Day. The proceeds
from the sale will go toward the
support of the convalescent home
Tor e~x-service mel at Toms River
recently acquired by the fourth dis.
trlcs American Legion.
To many, the home in South Jer-
sey is nothing more than a club
mouse for American Legion mem
oers. An entirely wrong idea il
conferred here, as the home at the
present time is occupied by over
nfty eX~-service men who have not
yet been provided for by the gov
eminent, and by ex-service men who
have been discharged from e
inent hospitals and who are not vet
in a fit condition to earn a living.
Mayor Wilson in a short time, IL
is expected, will declare the date set
by the Auxiliary Poppy Day" and
1t is hoped that every citizen will
come forth to support the excep-
tionally good cause. This practice
has been going on in this city for
the past few years and has been
me- with success each year. Let
this year surpass all previous col
lections, it is urged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
BOY IS KILLED
BY AUTOMOBILE
Highland Park Youth Fatally
Hurt in Strange Accident
Few Accidents Here

NEW BRUNSWICK, May e.
Playing with other boys along the
Lincoln Highway between Metuchen
and Highland Park, cost ten year old
Alfred Cohut, OF Central avenue,
Highland Park. his life yesterday.
From information submitted to the
state police and county authorities,
a crowd OF boys played about the
highway near the Rice school. Fred
w. Moore, of East Orange, On his
way to New Brunswick, in order to
avoid hitting the boys turned INTO
a ditch hitting Kohut with the rear
of his "a and throwing him directly
into the path of an automobile driv-
en- by William Schneidel of Trenton.
As a result of the internal injuries
inflicted, the boy died at $3.50 at the
hospital.
The drivers of both machines have
been summoned to appear at the
prosecutors once for hearing their
version of the accident and to de-
termine whether a manslaughter
charge should be lodged against
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
To
GIVE VERDICT
In Case of PatroIman Hansen
Tonight - Other Matters
Before Board Tonight

Alderman-at-largs Richard j
aldermen have reached a verd:ct in
the case of Patrolman Louis Han
sen, who was recently tried before
the aldermen on the charge OF vio-
iat,ns the police regulations, and
that the verdict will be made public
at the meeting of the aldermen to.
E;glit.
other matters OF Importance COM
ing before the board tonight include
the final reading and al, ption OF
the ordinance auth orizing TIE turn
ing over to the Board of Education
tie sum OF S250,000 for the con-
struction of u new school in Hall
avenue and the final reading and
and adoption OF the ordinance au-
thorizing the expenditure of a sum
OF money for the elimination of the
railroad grade crossings through
this city.
Considerable new business will al
so be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Mary PaIo
Is Given Party

Mr.. and Mrs. p. palo, OF First
street, entertained a number OF
friends in honor OF the sixteenth
birthday of their daughter, Mary.
The ooms were decorated most at
tractiveiy for the occasion. Singing
dancing and games were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
The guests ineluded:-A. Ssroia,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. PerTonie, M. aad
Mrs. F.. Giglio, Sr.. Pasqual and
Alexandra CYCLIC, Frank and Anth-
ony Perronies Vincent and Ida Per-
ROME, Amelia Marsellia, OF New
York city, Mrs. l.. b. Moore, Miss
Elise Miller, M, and Mrs. +. Scar
angelic, Mr.. and Mrs. r. PaIo, I'M
berto and Sylvester Palo, Michael
and Pasqual S~car&ngello, Joseph
Andriani, Walter Cummings, JOS
ephins ScaranSello and Mary Paio,
Of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
HOPELkWN


Miss Helen Ur has just returned
from a short vacation spent at the
home Of relatives in Hoboken.
b. Master Fritzie Zohlar while play
ing on Thursday near his home
bruised his left leg as he fell on a
sharp stone.
At the hearing OF the board OF as
SCISSORS held here last week, M. Man
ming representing the Manning es-
tate protested against the water
assessment on his sixty-two lots, de-
claring that it was clay land and
not in need OF water pressure. The
board pointed out to him that the
water system would benefit the es-
tate when the land will be developed.
The water assessment va set at
$16.S6 per lot, except on such
lots as not benefited by the water
pressure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Mrs. Williams
Hostess at Cards

WOODBRIDGE, May Mrs. j.
lC. Williams, OF Freeman street. en-
tertained an auction bridge club,
Friday afternoon. There were SIX
tables in play. Mrs. r. f. Moore.
was awarded first prize, an electric
table lamp; Mrs. w. H. Prall, a
fruit dish; Mrs. George Brewster,
lea. glasses; Mrs. +. l.. Perry, a nest
of bowls. The consolation prize.
silver salt and pepper shakers were
awarded to Miss Anna DUNCAN. The
guests prizes went to Mrs. Carl Will
liam, fruit dish; Mrs. George Hayds,
\ creamer and sugar, and Mrs. Stan
ley Potter, a nut bowl.
The next party will be held at the
home of Mrs. J. Z. Breckenridge on
Nav Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Fords Social
And Personal Items

Mrs. Arnold Christensen entertain
ad a few of her friends at her home
on King George road in honor OF her
birthday. Cards were enjoyed and
refreshments served. Those present
were: Mrs. John Olesen, Mrs. Chris
Hoyer, Mrs. Robert Hance, Mrs.
Bernhard Petersen, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Ellen Sandorff, Mrs.
Charles Losier, Mrs. NelS Christen-
zen, Mrs. John Jandrup, Mrs. Joseph
Billott. Mrs. Charles Larson, Mrs,
Arnold Christensen. Miss Joyce
christensen. Ruth Mcmahon. Arnold
Larson and Howard Christensen.
Andrew Olesen, of King George
road underwent an operation at the
Perth Amboy City Hospital last week
and is reported TO be on the road
to ove
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
FIRE ALARM BOXES

.l-Goraon ana Meade strssts
2s--MadiEon Ave. ana Paterson street
2l-Markst and Sheridan Streets
s6-Smith and Central r. r.
gs-Markst n First Streets
e7-Raritan Copper works
ss-Hish and Lewis Streets
st-Medison Avenue and Smith Street
s5--Srnith ana High Streets
ss-Nev Brunswick Ave. aaA New street
S7--Smita and State Strsets
4~t--Standard Underground Cable Co.
42-Atlantio Terra Gotta Works
lS--Buckin CHAM Ave. and Hartford ST.
45--Commree aad Front Streets
estate ana Washington Stresta
&7-Higb ana Warrington Streets
52-Cortiandt and Easton STREETS
5s-piviaion aud william Streets
5l--stats and Euckinehan Ave.
55-Parksr ST. and Pulaski Ave.
ss~-Hall Ave. ana Charles etrsse
s7--stats ana wayne Streets
sa--Near Lead Works
s9-washinEton street ana Park Avenue
ss-New BrunswicK Ave. and Elm Street
s4-smith Street a watson Avenue
s5-Commsrce and state Streets .. ......
7s-Front and smith Streets
Is--watsr and Gordon Streets. =. ......
74-Ksarny Ava ana Gordon Street
si-Braes and Hanson Avenue
g3~-smith ana Herbert etrsets
STANDBY Ave. and Washington St.
50 Lehigh Ava n stenfors street
85-NeGr City Hospital
s~s-clsveiand aud BRACE Avenues .......
s2-Amboy n Haii Avenues
s2-Amboy Avenue ans TRslee Street
oS-Lawrencs ana Francis Streets
s4-Eeville ana JohnStons Streets
SPECIAL CALLS
1s-washinEton Hoss CO.
ik--McClellan Engine Co.
i6-Proteetion q. A L.
is-Eagis Hose Co.
i7-Libsrly Fl. & i.
22-Lincoln Engine
l4-Gartieid HosS
ss-Kntirs Department
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
DR.. Lecture
To Attract Many
Woodbridge Social
And Personal Items

Miss Sarah league, of New York,
was the weekend guest of Miss
Marian Breckenridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Martin, OF
Midtown. were the guests of MI.
and Mrs. Albert Martin on Saturday.
Mrs. Grin Germs and Miss Riva
Germs were Perth An1boy shoppers
on Saturday.
Miss Betty Hoagland of the Senior
class of Swartimore College spent
the week end with her parents DR..
and Mrs. E. w. Hoagland.
The annual meeting of the Bar
ron avenue Parent-reacher Associa-
ton will be held on Thursday after
noon at S:4o o'clock
Miss Taylor of Chatham has been
the guest of Mrs. j. c. Williams, OF
Freeman street.
Mrs. ]. B. Huber, Miss Mary HUI
Der and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. K. Whit
taker were out of town visitors on
Saturday.
George Deber, OF Newark. visited
friends in town on Saturday.
Mrs. c. r. Chase and daughters
We're out of town shoppers on Sat-
urday.
An adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education will be held to-
night, at which time the teachers
will be appointed for the coming
year.
On Thursday night the second OF
the series of Block Dances for the
benefit OF the. Memorial Day Fund
will be held in Main street between
William and Pearl street. The last
dance vas such a success on Nav 1
that it is hoped that the crowds and
this time will be as great
in proportion as the famous Street
Fair" being held in the well known
big city"
Friday night is the time set for
the benefit concert in the Methodist.
church under the capable direction
of Mrs. r. r. Valentine. The FRO
ceeds of this concert will be divided.
between the local Methodist and
Episcopal church and st. Paurs
church OF Railway.
The Salmagundi Society will be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Jr., tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Sodality to
Dance on May is

The sodality OF St. Mary's church
will hold a card party and dance
in the new lyceurn in Fayette ST.,
on Wednesday, May IS. The usual
card games will be played ana most
attractive prizes will be awarded.
For those who do not care to play
cards dancing will be enjoyed to the
strains Of o'Brien's orchestra. Miss
Anna OBrien is chairman Of the
anair Tickets may be procured
from any member OF the society or
at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Thomas e. fitzgerald

The funeral of Thomas T.. FitZ-
gerald, twenty-five years old, OF 397
Laurie street, who died last Thurs
day morning, was held from his
late home this morning. A requiem
high mass was said in St. Mary's
church at 10 o'clock at which Rev.
Francis Medallion was c~elebrant.
Rev. Father John Larkin deacon and
Monsignor William P. Cantwell, sub
deacon. Interment followed in S.
Mary's cemetery.
Members of the local Knights OF
Columbus Of which the deceased was
IA member, marched with the body
to its last resting place. The bearers
were John ". Burke, Thomas KEEL
ly, Asa REILLY, Francis Costello, Law
renee Fitzgerald and Joseph Nc
Dermott. The deceased was employ
ed as a shipping clerk by Kelly &
McAlinden during the past len years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
k. Of c. OPENS
CIRCUS TODAY
Big Event to be Staged at
Maple and Jefferson Streets
All Night

The anvas is spread and every
thing is in readiness for the opening
Of h circus of the knights Of Co
lumbus, San Salvador Council No.
299 tonight at Maple and Jefferson
streets on the vacan lot at the
northeast corner of the intersection
of those two streets. The circus
Will remain here for the entire week
with added features each day.
The opening will take place. at
S:1o O'Clock tonight and continue to
and including Saturday night. There
Will be a matinee every afternoon at
2:15 o'clock commencing with to-
morrow. A special matinee has been
arranged for the school children for
Wednesday afternoon at S:45 O'Clock.
The time has been set for this day
to, allow time for the children to get
there after school closing time. A
special ticket for this day will be
issued 30 as to be in reach of every
pupil of the public on pareehtal
schools of the city.
The program will contain twenty
four acts and there will be two
stages and a ring for the performers
within the enclosure of the canvas
stretched around the lot. There will
also be various stands on the
grounds and the attractions are said
to be up to the minute. The riding
Waltons, that include three people
and two horses that are used in the
equestrian act. Eileen Walton will
be seen in some novelty riding. The
six Shieks, Arabian pyramid build
ers and tumblers are down on the
program and they alone are said TO
be worth the price of admission. A
number of funny clowns Will be on
hand not only to please the little
ones but the older ones as well.
Freda Clayton, a dancing tight wire
artist, Curley LeGere, a contortion-
list and the Zereros, Vincent and
Wooley r all headliners in their
acts.
The members of the council will
be on hand each night to take charge
Of the event which is being held for
their benefit. Grand Knight John
v. Burke is at the head of the ar
rangement committee and he will
have every man placed in a position
to see that the crowd. is taken care
OF at the show. A Dodge touring
car will be given away
on Saturday night as an added at.
traction for the week circus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

MIS- Fred Grams, and son Lewis, or
East Orange, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Fagans and son Wilbur, and Miss
Kate Ferguson of Railway, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. WiltisHA
Miller, OF Madison avenue, yester-
day.
A. sgrois, or New York. is spend-
ing a week with his daughter Mrs.
T. Palo, OF First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross McCregor and
daughter Carolyn. of Camden, wero
Inc guests OF MI. ana Mrs. a. T.
Shaughnessy, of Madison avenue,
yesterday.
Mrs. John Bark of Smith street,
is spending a few days with friends,
in Kingston, \. 2.
Miss Bessie Rose, OF Metuchen,
was the weekend guest OF her uncle
avenue.
Mrs. Tesero, Mimi, Anthony and
Marine Palisi, Of Smith street, mo-
tored to Asbury Park, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawson, Of
Brighton, visited in Newark, Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sismund Splitter,
and Miss Frances Splitter, OF High
street, were the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Samuel Safran, of New York,
yesterday.
Assistant Prosecutor John z. Tool
an, of Madison avenue, visited in
Asbury Park, yesterday.
Prosecutor and Mrs. Joseph r.
Stricken and daughter Isabel, Of
High street, have opened their sum-
mer home at Deal.
Mrs. Harry Herbert and Mrs. Mary
Gray, of High street, left today for
Atlantic City, where they will attend
the Daughters of Liberty conven-
ton.
Miss Vivian McGregor, of Madison
avenue, is spending two weeks with
relatives in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Desmond, OF
Washington street, Mrs. Fl. Bird,
Misses Margaret and Rose ] :rd, OF
Fayette street, motored 10 Spring
Lake, yesterday.
Robert Taylor, of Woodbury., 10
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. James
Mcleod, OF Brighton svenue.
Irving Kreielsheimer. of Madison
avenue. visited in Montciair yester-
day.
Mrs. Victoria Peterson has return
ed to her home in Flainfield, after
depending several dayz with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DawsoE, OF Brighton
avenue.
' A daughter was bora to Mr.. and
Mrs. John J.. Powers. of High street.
~ the city hospital Saturday. +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
PROMOTION
FOR R. 6. GILL

Robert 8. Gill, OF Kearny avenue,
for some years past secretary of the
Chesebrough Manufacturing Com
pany, has been elected vice president
of the company. The election of Mr..
Gill TO the office OF vice president
followed the retirement of o. N.
Cammann. as president and the ad-
vancement of G. W. MCGEE, for
merly vice president to the office of
president. w. A. Cammann was
elected a director to succeed Q. N.
Cammann. Other directors were re-
elected. Other officers of the COM
pany are: F. H. Williams, treasurer;
T. j. Dobbihs, secretary and W. H.
Dobbins, assistant secretary and as
sistant treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
lyceuns Plan Big
Excursion in July

Al a regular meeting OF the Ly-
ceum Athletic Club held in their
club rooms in Elizabeth street re-
Gently, preparations were made for
their first annual excursion which
will take place on Thursday, July
&c. The steamer Sirius OF the
Iron Steamboat Company has been
chartered for this occasion, which
VII make a trip up the Hudson,
on the return trip stopping at Pali-
ssdes Park. The proceeds Of the
affair win go toward a new building
fund. Tickets will be on sale soon.
They may be procured from any
member Of the organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Brothers fnfured

Two brothers. Antonio and Jack
Loucias. of Anboy avenue were ia
jured yesterday afternoon when the
motorcycle they were riding col
lided with an automobile belonging
to Nathan Shamoski of New York
city. The accident occurred at the
corner of Amboy and Brace ave-
nues. the two vehicles were dam
aged and the two brothers were
taken to the hospital for treatment.
Motorcycle Officer Frank SeibotI1
and Chauffeur Emil Koyen invisti
gated the accident.
There were several other acct
dents reported to the police over
the week end including II in wl'icn
a Ford touring car collided with q
Railway trolley car at the corner
Of Washington and State streets.
No one was injured, but vehicles
were damaged in these accidents.
Three soldiers in an automobile
failed to stop after an accident at
the corner OF Brace avenue and
Convery place yesterday morning.
The Ioucias brothers were al
lowed to 20 to their home after
having their injuries dressed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Surprise Given
Rudolph Anderson


A surprise party was given Ru-
dolph Andersen. Of the Z. s. S.
North Dakota, who is home on a
furlough at his home. in Compton
avenue. Saturday night in honor OF
his birthday. Games, singing and
dancing were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
The guests included: Misses Grace
Strive, Julia Larsen, Ethel Olsen,
Helen Miller, Johanna Damsaard,
Meta Petersen, Clara Andersen,
Messrs. Hans Miller, Alfred Chris
Hansen, Chris Jorsensen, Andrew
~Sorensen. Meyer Petersen, George
Morgan, Harry ana Rudolph Ander-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Connors
and o Leonard, Mrs. Peter F'eigen,
Mrs. Anna Andersen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Soren Andersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Will be Given Under Auspices
of Girls Club at High
School Tonight

Tonight, in the high school audi
Itorium at 5 o'clock, DR.. $. Parks
Cadman, well knoTei lecturer will
speak under the direction o. the
Girls Club. DR.. Cadman is we'll
known to radio fans in this vicinity.
broadcasting from ths Brooklyn J.
NJ. G. A, every Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lester NJ. White, Violinist VIII
play a group of songs by American
composers. and the Girls Club quar-
tet composed of Miss Ruth Jacob
ron, Miss Claire Pfeiffer, Miss Ada
Wilents and Miss Jane Warren will
give several vocal selections. The
public is invited TO attend this af-
fair, and tickets may be procured
from any member of the club, or at
he door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
Hospital Auxiliary
Meets Thursday

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Perth Amboy City Hospital will hold
their regular meeting in the Nurses
home, in New Brunswick avenue,
or Thursday. May Is, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. c. W Naulty, presiding.
Various committees will be appoint
ed at this time, and it is hoped that
= large number OF women will be
present.