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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Plan Concert
Here on March 10

The Singing Society Frem is rapid
Iy completing plans for the concert
and ball that is to be held at Wash
ington hall Saturday night, March
10. The committee in charge OF the
arrangements at a recent meeting
reported that everything was being
done for the success of the event.
The Frem Society will be assisted in
the program by the Perth Amboy
Waennerehor Society ana the Danish
Singing Society of Newark.
Mr.. Erickson. a well known tenor
soloist OF Hoboken, and Ch. Chris
tensen, OF Newark, known through
out the east as an unsurpassed story
teller, will also take part in the pro-
gram. According TO the report OF
the committee Perth Amboy will be
favored with one OF the best con-
certs Of the season at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Club Has
Initial Function

The PahaIla Club entertained at a
dance In Christensen's hall, in Brace
avenue. Saturday night. This mark
ed the first social function to be held
under club auspices. Refreshments
were served.
The guests included: Mr., and Mrs
H. A. Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Christensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Madsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Larsen, Mr.. and MFs.
A. Bremo, Misses. Inez and Flor
ence Larson, Marie Madsen. Daisy
Brems, Bessie, Eva and Francis
Wilson, Eda Zangenburg, Elsie
Sansoe and Anna Christensen,
Messrs. Otto, William, Christ and
Axel Bremo, Leon, Richard julius,
George, Herman, Otto, Harry, Ed
ward, Eugene and Robert Larsen,
Carl Peterson. Alador Bergman,
Anchor and Heige Christensen and
Andrew Stocked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
SKULL HEARS ATTACK
ON EDUCATION METHODS

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. 28 (By
The Associated Press)-An indict-
ment charging that modern eduea-
ton is less than fifty per cent eff =
cient was brought at this mornings s
session of the department of super
intendence, National Education AS
sociation's annual convention.
And to remedy this condition the
educators suggested a constructive
program which included:
First--A drastic revision of study
courses to be undertakn by q nas
tional committee of educational au-
thorities. Sub-committees composed
of noted experts in various subjects,
such as reading, writing and aritE-
metic, would evolve the new courses
which would supplant archaic text
books now In use.
Seeond---The use OF newspapers in
the classroom to vitalize and mod
erniZe daily lessons.
Third--The treating OF pupils as
individuals instead Of parrots,
which means the abolition Of the
se-called mass system of teaching.
Samuel z. Shuil, local superinten-
dent of schools is attending the Ma
tionai Educational Assoeiation's Is
annual meeting at Cleveland. hap-
ing left Perth Amboy last Saturday
afternoon. County Superintendent
Of Schools II. Brewster Willis ia
among the educators from this Sec
tion of New Jersey in attendance at
the convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Social and Personal Activities
Confirmation
| ReCeption Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Polkowitz,
of Kearny avenue, entertained at
dinner, at the Packer House, Sun
day, in honor of the confirmation OF
their son, Morton. Joseph Levy, of
Palestine, acted as POSTMASTER dur
ing the evening. Cut flowers and
fern formed the attractive decora-
tions for the occasion. Music for the
dancing was furnished bv Encher-
mans orchestra.
The guests included; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. POlkoWitz. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Slad-
kus, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Polensky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sklaur, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Salter, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
B, -ak, Mr.. and Mrs. Carp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Golub, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Margaretten, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gluck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Avcheu, Mr.
and Mrs Martin Boriskin, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Leichtman, Mr., and Mrs. Koch, Mr..
and Mrs. Fine, Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartzstein,
Miss Lillian Polkowitz, Mrs. NJ.
Polkowitz, Miss Y. Koch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Polkowitz, Messrs. Jack
Polkowitz, Samuel Polkowitz, Fl.
Polkowitz, S. Sladkus, NJ. Polko-
witz, Morris Polkowitz, G.. Sladkus,
A. Sladkus, Joseph Levy. Esther Le-
vine, Rev. Aaronsor and Rev. H. L.
Chain of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Krakower, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,
NJ. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Saak, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Saal, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Schrechter, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Bergman, Mr.. Kluger, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Polkowitz, Miss X. Hoffman, Miss
G. Hoffman, Miss G. Saal, Messrs. NJ.
Saal. w. Hoffman, l.. Schachter, and
]. Saal, of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Bettner, and daughter Pearl Bettner,
Of Youngstown, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spitz and son Morton Spitz of New
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenfeld,
Of South Amboy and Miss N Rosen-
field OF Hoboken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Rosary Society
To Have Card Party

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the regular weekly card
party Of the Rosary Society to be
held in st. Mary's hall in Center
street, tomorrow night. The usual
games of bridge, five hundred, pin
ochle, euchre and the peanut jab will
be in play. Most attractive prizes
will be awarded. Mrs. Chris Gott-
stein is chairman of the affair and
IS assisted by the following:
Mrs. Chris Gottstein, chairman;
Mrs. William Harvey, Mrs. Charles
Blume Mrs. Richard Green, Mrs.
FLOYD Baumgarten, Mrs. Peter Van
Syckle, Sir, Mrs. John Winsnds,
Mrs, Peter Quadt, Mrs. Frank Haaf.
Mrs. Minnie Sheehan, Mrs. H. Bau-
mann. Mrs. J. Flynn, Mrs. John
Simpson, Mrs. Fl. Vogel, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Schuch, Miss Katherine Cur
ran, Mrs. J. Boyson, Mrs. J. Laub,
Mrs. Johanna Morris, Mrs. William
HarrieRn, Mrs. May O'Brlen, Mrs.
Ben Getches, Mrs. Charles Smith,
and Mrs. Si1vers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
SAY LITHUANIANS HAVE
BROKEN POLISH TRUCE

WARSAW, Feb. 2s (By The AS
sociated PreSs) ).-Reports from the
neutral zone state that the Lithuan-
ians yesterday broke the truce
agreed upon between the Polish local
authorities and Representatives of
the Lithuanian forces.
Lithuanian bands are reported to
have resumed their attacks against
the police entering the territory as
signed to Poland.
A dispatch from Warsaw on Feb
ruary 26 said that representatives of
the Polish and Lithuanian govern
ments had agreed upon a suspen-
sion of hostilitins pending dis
cussions for the delimitation of ths
neutral zone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
TURKEY PEACE
VOTE DELAYED

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 2S.--
(By The Associated Press)--The
grand national assembly can hardly
reach a vote on the allied peace pro-
posals before next Monday, accord
ing to advices from Angora today.
The assembly was addressed at
length yesterday by Ismet Pasha,
foreign minister and head of the
Turkish delegation at the Lausanne
conference, and Mustapha kemal
Pasha, the nationalist leader. To-
day the experts who attended the
Yausanne meeting were being heard
The newspaper Ikdam. the Turk
ish government organ, says the min
isterial proposals are that the dis
puted territorial question be post
poned for q year, an dthe economic
clauses for six months. The paper
predicts the early signature of the
remainder of the treaty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Bio Dance Planned
BY Prosperity Boys

All arrangements have been COM
pIeted for the monster Moonlight.
balloon and confetti dance TO be
held in Junior hall, on April 19, un-
der the direction OF the Prosperity
Boys. Ernie Krickett's Versatile or
chestra and Allie Maiden's Colored
Jazz Band will furnish the music
for the dancing, which will be con-
tinuous. Many novel features have
been arranged for the affair. Tickets
may be purchased from any member
e9 the elub ag ea the 6oeE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
RESUME OF DAYS news
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

Premier Craig tells Ulster par
Lament that Great Britain has
pledged troops at minutes notice
if needed on southern border.
Devalera rejects proposal for
truce in reply to association Of
neutral members of Irish repub-
lican army.
Boy, thirteen, deaf since birth,
hears music and human voice
over wireless telephone, London
ear surgeon announces.
Goods for United States worth
about s6,o00,000 are held up in
the Ruhr, Germans refusing to
pay ten per cent export tax i'm
posed by the French.
Chancellor Flint of Syracuse
University repudiates reported un-
official action by students govern
ing body to limit admission of
Jewish students to university.
Arthur C. Leuder wins Republi-
can mayoralty nomination in Chi
cago, defeating Edward r. Litsin-
ger, supported by many of Mayor
Thompson's adherents.
Entries In pocket diary and ref
eISlSeS u WoItidH may SOiNC ia
der of Frederick Schneider, the
wealthy New York contractor.
Fred Stone, noted comedian,
confirms report from Butte, Mon
tana, that he has turned to relig-
ion and will give part of his large
income to church and philanthro-
pic work.
Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck,
elected last year to congress filling
vacancy caused by her fathers
death, is defeated for congression-
al nomination in Chicago primary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
ALL CARTERET
STIRRED UP BY
INVESTIGATION
Further Testimony Will be
Taken Before Supreme
Court Examiner
GREAT SENSATION
Hearing in Few Days in Perth
Amboy-AII Testimony by
March 10

CARTERET. Feb. 2S-Since i,
has been learned that further tes-
timony will be taken in the probe
now being carried on before Sill
preme Court Examiner Thomas A |.
Christopher. of Perth Amboy, in
the writ of certiorari action started
by Police Chief Henry Harrington
on the appointment OF John Dono-
van as police chief. citizens of this
borough are anxiusly waiting de-
velopments as to what will be
by Mayor Thomas j. Mulvihill. be-
fore the examiner on Monday cre-
ated considerable sensation and in-
terest in this borough at the pres"
ent time is at fever heat.
1t was impossible to learn today
when the next testimony will be
taken, but from what information
is obtainable the hearing will prob
ably be held within few days.
All testimony must be in before
March 10, as on that date, Justice
James J. Bergen sits In Elizabeth
to hear arguments on the writ. Some
of those interested in the proceed
ings claim that the testimony will
play but a small part in the final
summing up before Justice Bergen.
Mr.. Harrington's supporters point
to that fact that although Mayor
Mulyihill brought out the shooting
affair and the assault On one of the
policemen in his testimony, that in
all of Mr.. Harrington's time as chief
of the borough. these are the only
serious conditions which are held
againt his term. They hold that
in any other town in the United
States, affairs of a similar nature
take place, but the blame for them
is not placed upon the chief of pn-
lice.
1t is expected that when the next
hearing is held all the testimony will
be taken and then the case will rest
until Justice Bergen decides on the
merits of the certiorari action and
either Mr.. Dor ovan or Chief Har-
rington is declared the head of the
borough police force.
According to rumors the attempt
to remove Mr.. Harrington as police
chief and appoint Mr.. Donovan in
his place is not the only change in
local offices that Mayor Mulvihill
contemplates. 1t is said that several
other scalps will be taken before
the mayor and other leaders of thee
Republican party in the borough win
be satisfied with the conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Card Party on
Afternoon of March II

At the regular meeting Of the
Catholic Daughters of America held
ia their club rooms, in High street,
last night, it was decided TO hold a
card party on Saturday afternoon,
Mach II, in the knights of Column
bus auditorium. The usual card
games will be in play, and most at
traetiVe prizes .-ill be awarded. Mrs
John Delaney, is chairman of the
affair, and her committee viii be an
neunced later.
At the close of the business ses-
sion Mrs. Frank Burns, entertained
with vocal solos, accom- panied by
Miss Beatty. Refreshments Were
served by the committee in charge
Mrs. Thomas Patten was awarded
the vase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
PLAN ACTION TO FREE
WOMAN IN MURDER CASE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s:--Habeas
corpus action to obtain the release
of Mrs. Anna Buzzi, held as a mate
rial witness in connection with the
murder of Frederick Schneider,
wealthy Bronx building contractor,
was threatened by N =. Buzzi's coun-
sci today after she had refused to
submit to further questioning by Dis
trict Attorney Glenncn and Mr.. Glen
non had retaliated by refusing to let
her see er lawyer.
Mrs. Buzzi, who had lived with
Schneider in a Grand Concourse
apartment, was held in $25,00 bail
yesterday after a brief investigation
of the staying of Schneider, who was
found dead at the wheel of his auto
mobile near Clason Point Monday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Raritan Township
Social and Personal

The Parent-Teachers' Association
Of the Clara Barton school will hold
q meeting tomorrow ar 8 p. NJ.
Miss A. Whitney was a Perth AM
boy visitor Monday nlghr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ellis enter
tanned friends at their home Sunday.
Mrs. w. Durham spent Monday
Ia Perth Amboy visiting friends,
The Young Peoples Philathea
Society of Our Redeemer's church
neld a meeting last night.
Mrs. Arnold Sonnenberg was
among the Perth Amboy shoppers
Monday.
Miss Andrew Dudics visited out
of-tpwu friends yesterday.
Lent services will be held tonight
al Our Redeemer's church.
Mrs. William Gross spent yester-
day as guest of friends in New York.
Miss Theresa Steinmetz and Miss
Marie Jacobs were out-of-town Wis
1tors yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
MAN FOUND INSANE IN
POISONED CANDY CASE

LONDON, Feb. 2Sr-Walter Ia
tam, the horticulturist of BALKAN,
arrested early this month on a
charge of sending poison candy to
Sir William Norwood, head of Scot
land Yard, will not have to stand
trial for the alleged attempted poi
sening, at least for the present. A
jury in the old Bailey court today
found Tatam insane and unfit to be
tried. The presiding judge there
fore, ordered him to be detained in
an institution, during his majesty's
nIaa s1Iren
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
TO CONTINUE DAMAGE SUIT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. as
The action instituted by Christian
Olsen. Jr., OF Sewaren against the
Public Service Railroad Company to
collect $4,000 for personal Injuries
received in an accident at Sewaren,
will be continued before Judge
Frank T, Lloyd in the county couct
today. The holdup in the proce-
dure was due to the fact that doc
tor, an important witness. could not
be in attendance on the date the
case first came up. Jacob 8. Karkus
Is yeprssenting the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Miss Mcleod
Hostess at Cards

Miss Barbara Mcleod, of Brigh-
ton avenue, entertained an auction
bridge club asst night. Those pres
enc were: Mrs. Edward Dominic<,
of Matawan; Mrs Lester Squires, Of
Old Bridge; Mrs. Arthur Johnson,
Mrs. Ralph Crowell, Mrs. Franklyn
Brehm, Miss Elsie Bernard and Miss
Muriel Haney,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
French Hold Inquiry
GOVERNOR TO CONTINUE
STATE HIGHWAY FIGHT
Continued from page -

Just how the legislature Will get
by the constitutional prohibition to
the naming of Allen was not indicat-
ed yesterday. The state constitution
contains a clause prohibiting SEN
ator or assemblyman from accepting
an appointment from the governor
or from being elected by the legis-
lature In a position which was Great
ed or the salary of which has been
raised during the term for which
he was elected. This would prevent
Allen from even resigning his seat
to accept a post as one of the high
way commissioners of the state.
Buzby is former road commits
sioner OF New Jersey. having been
appointed by United States Senator
Edge in 1916 when the latter was
governor.
The mentioning Of Pomeroy's
name takes the place of that of j.
Henry Harrison, former prosecutor
of Essex county. Harrison is under
stood to have refused the proffer of
the position in the event that the
legislature gets the weather guage of
Governor SilZer and can see its way
clear by naming the Republican
members of the board.
The senate faction which is hold
ing out against the governors Re-
publican appointees Ire said to be
confident that they can poll enough
votes now to put through some sort
of a ripper" highway bill. The sem
timent of this section of the upper
body is this: That they will ask the
governor to withdraw his Republican
nominees. If the governor refuses
to do this, the legislature will name
the Republicans nevertheless.
This could be effected by passing
a bill providing for the naming of
the road board in joint session OF
the legislature. The governor can
be expected to veto such a bill. How
vote to override a veto in New Jer-
sey, if the legislature can secure
enough votes to pass the bill origin
ally, they can by the same token
nullify the governors objection to
such plan.
However, in the event of the sue
cess of the filibuster and the enact
ment of a measure providing an cleo
tive board, 1t is indicated that the
wishes of the governor will be re-
spected when the legislature names
the Democratic members of the
proposed highway board. Governor
Silzer will be consulted on the two
Democratic members of the road
board, but the Republican members
will be named, at the good pleasure
of the Republican majority of the
legislature.
The constitutional objection to the
naming OF Senator Allen to the new
road board will hold good until the
organization OF the next legislature
in January of next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
SAY GIRL RAN AWAY

A girl who said she was Helen
Gerzaniek, fourteen. of S Essex
street, Carteret, was taken into Gus
tody by Traffic Officer Nels Lybeck
at the corner of Smith and Prospect
streets at 10:40 o'clock this morning
and later removed to police head
quarters by Acting Chauffeur
Frank Burke to await the action
of the Carteret police or girls par
ents in the matter. The girl is
said to have run away from home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
EndeaVorerS
Plan Activities

The Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting committee of the First Bap-
tist church, of which Miss Mar
guerie Douglas is chairman, met last
night at the home of Mrs. Joseph F.
Walker, at 81 Gordon street, at
which time plans were discussed for
the coming month and the leaders
chosen for the months of March,
April, May and June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Perth Amhoy
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fraser of Lewis
street entertained Mayor Malcolm
w. Gross of Allentown, Pa, recently.
Mayor Gross spoke before the New
Brunswick City Commission.
Mrs. Emil K. Roos and Mrs. J. B.
Joselson of this city visited in As
bury Park yesterday
Mrs. Lester Squires of Old Bridge
was the guest of friends in this city
yesterday.
william Satter OF Gordon street,
who underwent an operation at the
University hospital III Philadelphia,
has returned home much improved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Nursery Directors
Plan Card Party

The board Of directors of the Day
Nursery held a special meeting at
the home of Mrs. James White. in
Harrison place, last night to com
plete plans for the card party to be
held on Tuesday, April II. Mrs.
Albert Leon was appointed chairman
of the prize committee. Tickets will
be out in a few days and may be
procured from any member of the
hog I'd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Hold Meeting
With Mrs. ellis

The lookout com nittee Of the
Christian Endesvor Society of the
First Presbyterian church met at the
haBae of Mrs. William Gillis, State
street, last night ana arranged for
fhe leaders AT the Sunday night
meetings during the months OF
March, April, May and June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Anna Obuch

Mrs. Anna Obuch, fifty-three
years old, widow of Charles Obuch,
died Monday at her home, 302
Laurie street. Survived by a daugh-
ter, Helen, and son, Charles Obueh.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock from the Holy
Trinity SIavish church ana the inter-
,ment win be In St Marv's csSiatsEy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
TO OPEN BANK PROBE

SPRINGFIE Mass, Feb. 2S.~-
Four Warren men have been sum
moned to appear as witnesses in Bos-
ton tomorrow in the investigation by
the federal grand jury of the loot
ing of the First National Bank OF
Warren of $4,000 of its securities,
for completely in which Frank L.
Taylor, former president, and Abra-
ham Goldman, are under arrest In
Chicago, and Joseph B. Marcino is
being sought by the authorities. The
men SUNNI oned are DR.. John E. Dali
ton, first vice president of the bank
since It's organization in 1890. Harry
e. Reed and William J. Bell, direc-
tors, and Sidney d. Gilligan, who
was cashier at the time the Gold
man -Mareino interests took control.
when he was ousted by Taylor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
MISS M'SWINEY FREED ON
18th DAY or HUNGER STRIKE

DUBLIN. Feb. rs (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Miss Annie Mac
Swiney was released from Kill
mailman prison this afternoon on
the fifteenth day Of her hunger
strike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
TO Meet With
Mrs. Ziegier

The Ladies Aid Society of st.
Esaui's church will hold their regular
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ziegler.
IN AEnhoy avenue, tomorrow after
Heen at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

The conditions OF the grounds at
the Central station have been much
cause for complaint during the past
few days. AS soon as a thaw comes
the crushed stone becomes almost
impossible to walk on and the sue
ton caused by the mud often times
causes rubbers to come ioosa from
the shQeA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

The regular meeting of the Lad
les Aid Society of st. Stephens Dan
ish Lutheran church Will be held to-
morrow afternoon i'm the basement
of the church at 2;30 o'clock. All
members are urged to hep resent
ar much business Of importanee will
be disc1asseds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
MORE TROUBLE
|SFORECAST
French Claim to Have lnfor-
nation of German Govern
ment's Backing Uprising

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S:-More
trouble in the Ruhr section was fore
cast today by the French embassy
which announced that it had "relia-
BILE information indicating an anti
French movement calculated to cul-
inmate in an armed uprising"
In q statement the embassy de-
clared that the German government
was known to be backing" the en-
terprise. II was said that volunteers
were coming into the Ruhr to assist
in the uprising" and that the
French were prepared to adopt rig
orous measures as a result.
DUEssELDORF, Feb. 2s (By The
Associated Press):-French troops
today forcibly entered the barracks
of the German security police at
Bochum and disarmed the police
men, according to despatch re-
ceived here.
Arrest AgitatoP
ESSEN, Feb. 2S (By The Associat-
ed Press) s):-Prince Friedrich Will
helm Won Lippe, German Nationalist
agitator, was arrested today by the
French authorities at Essen where it
is charged he has been particularly
active in stirring up agitation against
the Franco-Belgian troops in the
Ruhr.
The prince was an active factor in
the German campaign for the reten-
ton of Upper Silesia, and papers
found in his room and confiscated by
the French showed, they declared,
that he was member 6f the secret
order of the Swastika and the noto-
rious consul reactionary organiza-
ton.
French Hold Inquiry
COLOGNE, Feb. 28 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) AN official inquiry is
proceeding here to ascertain the
legality of the British claim to part
of the funds seized here last week.
The money, and the plates, are being
held under seal until the question is
settled between Great Britain and
the occupation Allies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

An Eye finds more truth than two ears.
You'll benefit more by watching the A-B-
g Ciasv.aeS Ads than trying to hear OF
haIsains from Your friendA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

A meeting of the Perth Amboy
Real Estate Board was held in the
New Packer House at noon yesterday
at which Raymond Connolly, of
South Orange, past president OF the
New Jersey Real Estate League,
spoke upon the multiple listing sys-
TEN. There was a good sized turnout
Of local real estate men at the meet
ing.