Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
CITY BRIEFS

CITY BRIEFS
William NJ. Brohead, son of Cal
vim E. Brodhead, of Glenburn, Pa,
was last week sworn in as mid
shipman U. s. Navy, at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. He was
appointed by Congressman Watres
of Scranton, Pa. The young man
is a grandson of Carrot Brodhead,
OF Woodbridge formerly OF this
city. He was Familiarity known as
Billy" Brodhead to those whom he
knew when he visited in this city.
Court Amboy No. 58 Foresters of
America will meet tonight at Eagles
hall.
A meeting of Perth Amboy Camp
No. 10 Woodmen of the World will
be held tonight at Woodmn hall.
Furthr plans for the annual ex-
cursion this month will be made at
a meeting of Middlesex Council No.
So Jr., o. u. A. NJ! tonight at Odd
Fellows hall.
A meeting of the park board is
scheduled for tonight at city hall.
Louis Y. Sosin, president of the
board announces that several mat
tiers pertaining to Improvements al
the parks will be taken up at this
time.
City Collector Joseph r. Hornsby
has set 10 A. M, Wednesday, August
as the time for the sale OF property
for unpaid taxes. The various par
GELS of property, about 100 In num-
Der, upon which taxes are due were
advertised once a week for the past
month and regular legal notice was
given of the intention of the collec-
tor to sell these properties IL the
taxes were not paid. The sale will
take place at city hall in the col
iector's office.
David Mandel, local attorney at
law who passed the New Jersey
bar examination last November and
since has worked in Newark and
Washington, ID. c., has opened Of
fees In the Board of Trade Building
here. Mr.. Mandel graduated from
the local high school in the class of
1915. graduated from Princeton in
1919 and from Columbia University
Law School in 1922.
Sergeant John Larson, Traffic Of
ficer William Bachman, Joseph
Dwyer and Marksman Bernard Too
Ian are the members of the local
police department on their annual
vacation at the present time. .
The Columbus Italian band of
this city furnished the music for the
two days st, Lupo celebration at
Matawan on Monday and Tuesday
of this week, The ST. Lupo celebra-
ton is al annual event run by the
Columbus society of the
borough. A grand display of fire.
works featured the close of the cere-
monies last night.
Albert Christian, eighteen, a U. S.
picked up by Detective
Michael Muska as a deserter yester-
day, has been returned to Fort Jay.
Christian resides on Amboy avenue.
The Woodbridge police are in pos
session of a Nash seven passenger
car bearing N. j.. license 291,831
which vas found at Sewaren last
The warden's Office at New
Brunswick has been notified of the
finding.
Anna Vasna of 91s State street
summoned by City Marshal Dwyer
on an assault and battery charge pre-
ferred by Eva Serafnko of the same
address, was fined sis this morning.
A committee from the Bethlehem,
Y. M. FL. A. inspected the local
Y. M. II. A. building at the corner
of Jefferson street and Madison we
nue., which will be opened some time
In September. The group looked
through the building from the first
to the top. All were loud in
their praises of the new community
The secretary of the Penn
sylvania delegation, M. Cohen, ex-
planned that the purpose of the visit
was to get new ideas for the new
structure that they are to erect in
The familiar rumbling of the troll
as they pass down Smith and
State streets was missing this morn
Ing as the menwalked out on strike.
Most of the commuters took the
situation good naturally and boarded
buses TO work.
The soloman Sehecter Society has
discontinued the publishing of, the |
Jewish Review" for thu summer
months. The issue will make its
appearance again sometime in Sep
.ember or the early part of October.
Cantor John Goldstein with a full
choir will be here for the holidays
month for the services at the
Bnei Zion Institute was announced
at the meeting of Bnei Zion Camp
No. 20 last night. Louis Y. Sosin,
president, was In the chair and there
were other matters of importance
discussed. Max Goddard, chairman
of the house committee reported
with regard to the holidays and
Louis Braines and M. Tobankin are
on tire committee securing the can
tor and choir. e. Nussbaum Is the
acting HDaaotaf uaaraforNT