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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
At
LEMON CREEK
Board of Estimate FavorS
Change at Prince Bay for
Thoroughfare

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 22:-With
the Board of Estimate passing on
the resolution to modify the lines
and grades on the map or plan OF
the city of New York of the South
field boulevard now known as Hylan
boulevard from Lemon Creek to a
point about 100 feet east of Sc
guine avenue, Prince Bay, the way
row seems clear for the extension OF
the boulevard from it's dead end at
Eltingville to T%ottenville. This
change in the plans of Borough En-
gineer Oxholm is said to have held
up the work of putting the boule-
ward through to this end of the is
land to the proposed new ferry ter
minal at Sea Breeze to South Amboy
for some time.
Now that the Board Of Estimate
! has approved of the changing of the
7 grade at Prince Bay, where there
was some trouble in crossing prop
erty, 1t is expected that work will be
started for the extension so as to
have the new thoroughfare through
to Tottenville it is believed by next
summer. The question of making
the proportionate> assessment of the
area affected with regard to extend
ing the boulevard Is now being taken
up by the borough authorities. AT
present the plan of the city is that
the city stand twenty per cent of the
cost, the borough twenty per cent
and area affected sixty per cent.
At a meeting of the South Shore
Protective Association held this
week the matter was brought up for
discussion and President Augustus
G. Marscher of the association made
known that he would see Borough
President John A. Lynch in the mat
ter to gain a better ratio for the
property owners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
ACCIDENT At COLONIA

COLONIA. Nov. 22:-Edward
Ferrera. of SO Henry street, New
York City, escaped serious injury
Tuesday about 1915 o'clock when
the car which he was driving crash
ed into a truck in the Iselin road
near Colonia station.
Ferrera was driving in the direc-
ton of Iselin when he lost control
of the car. swerved across the road
and crashed into the truck. owned
by Tornsney Maloney, of TIA Frank
lin street, New York City. The driv-
err of the truck in an effort to avoid
the collision drove his machine up
an embankment on the opposite side
of the road.
The drivers of both vehicles
were badly cut about the face and
head by flying glass and were rush.
ed TO the Railway hospital by pass
ing cars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
LEGION POST AUXILIARY
z OPENS TONIGHT

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 22:-A sup
per will open the three nights bazaar
of the Ladies Auxiliary of Beauvais
Post No. 1876, American Legion, to-
night at the Masonic hall. The sup
per will be served from 6 to 8
o'clock under the direction of a COM
mittee of which Mrs. Albert V. La
Forge is at the head. She will be
assisted by a number of other mem
bers of the auxiliary in preparing
and serving the tempting menu
which they have prepared for the
occasion.
Besides the supper there will be
various fancy and useful articles
suitable for the holidays to be found
on the several booths and stands ar
ranged about the hail. Those in
charge of the several booths are
Mrs. John Eckstrand, aprons; Mrs.
John Kennedy and Mrs. Byron La
Forge, miscellaneous; Mrs. Charles
Long, groceries, and Mrs. Archibald
Wilburn, candy and dolls. Miss Pet
Aronella Marscher, president of the
%auxiliary, is at the head of h ar
arrangements and Miss Ella Woglom
Is at the head of the publicity com
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
ELKSM MEMORIAL
DECEMBER
Interesting Program Is Being
Arranged by the Local
Lodge Members

Perth Amboy Lodge No. 7S4 Ben
evolent and Protective Order o.
Elks, at its meeting on Tuesday
night at the club house in Madison
avenue completed arrangements FOL
the annual memorial of the lodge,
which is to be held Sunday afternoon
December 2. at the Strand theatre in
Smith street. The exercises viii
start at 8 o'clock in the afternoon
and the program will be along the
same lines as in past years. The
orator of the afternoon will be the
Hon. Thomas Muir. of P~lainfield, the
blind assemblyman from Union
county. and there will be a musical
number included in the program Civ
en- along with the services and rit-
ual for the departed members OF
the order by members of the lodge.
Exalted Ruler August Greiner
will have charge of the ritual of the
order in the first part of the pro-
gram and this will be followed by
the orator and musical numbers.
The admission to the event will be
by ticket the same as before and
they can be procured of any mem
Der of the committee or member
VI l1lG OlutI III vi nave liltllI "
give out among their friends and
families. Esteemed Leading Knight
j. Alfred Compton is at the head of
the memorial committee that is ar
ranging for the service.
At the meeting on Tuesday night
seven candidates were initiated into
the order and had the antlers placed
on their shoulders making them full
ledged Elks.
Past Exalted Ruler Edgar r. Reed.
the secretary of the lodge for the
past several years resigned the po-
sition Tuesday night and arrange
ments were made to select his sue
cessor at the next meeting.
Mr.. Reed is secretary of the New
Jersey State Elks Association and
this together with other business
matters have become so arduous that
he could not properly care for the
office which is given as his reason
for resIgning from the post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
he Prenared for Coughs

DO not wait until IN attack of
"flu" is upon you. Take care of the
little cough or cold and prevent the
big one or an attack of FLU" Bear
in mind Foley's Honey and Tar. the
safe and sure remedy for coughs,
colds. bronchial and throat troubles
and coughs resulting from FLU"
Foley's Honey and Tar-the largest
selling cough remedy in the World
free from opiates. Get the genuine
refuse substitutes.
Sold everyWhere.-AdK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
ST. JOSEPH'S QUINTET
3. LOOKING FOR GAMES

The st. Joseph's Catholic Club OF
Carteret have organized for the
present season and are DESTROYS OF
booking some of the leading senior
teams in the county.
Morgan, Sullivan, Donovan, Tuth,
Hensel and Wilhelm comprise the
team, while James p. Donovan, IA
Atlantic street, Carteret, is manager.
This team would like to hear from
the managers of the Holy Trinity or
st. Stephens teams OF this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
|SELIN PLANS
FOR FIRE co.
Meeting will be Held Tomor-
row Night to Organize
Volunteer Organization

ISELIN, Nov. 22:-The tentative
formation of a fire company in this
district will take place at a meet
ing tomorrow night in the com
munity hall, when the Iselin Vol
unteer Fire company will organize
and elect officers. The plan to have
a fire company in this section fol-
lowed the many suggestions made
by the older residents and others
who are erecting permanent homes.
Sponsors of the idea feel that the
progress of Iselin in increasing con-
stantly and the existence of such a
volunteer organization may stimu-
late additional building activity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
Entertain Guests

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 22.-Mr
Fand Mrs. John Bullwinkle, of Le-
high avenue, entertained a few
friends at their home last night,
Cards were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Miss Julia Sullivan, of Wood
bridge; Mrs. Daniel j. Sullivan.
Misses Nell and Kathryn Mcnamara,
Nell Robbins, of Perth Amboy, Mrs.
Clarkson Totten, Mrs. George Hoehn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bullwinkle, Fred
Hoehn and Thomas Gerity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS

Three applications for member
ship were received by Thor Lodge
No. 46 Danish Brotherhood at its
meeting Tuesday night and a COM
mittee was named to arrange for the
annual Christmas tree celebration
at Washington hall on Wednesday,
December 90. The celebration as
usual will be held with the Danish
Sisterhood who will also mann a
committee to prepare for the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
TO DANCE At lSELIN

IsELIN, Nov. 22.-All arrange
ments have been completed for the
dance to be given by the Tony
Thomas Association at the com.
munity hall this Saturday night. Dan
Dryers orchestra will furnish the
dance music for the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
FAY NAMED IN
DIVORCE CASE
Prominent Long Branch Law
yer Well Known Here,
Named as Correspondent

Thomas p. Fay, a prominent
Long Branch lawyer, who is well
known here, having been the speak
err at important gatherings at vari-
Gus times, has been named as core
spondent in the suit for divorce
brought by DR.. Thomas Naylor
Bradheld, dentist, of LOG Halsey
street, Newark, against his wife,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

Mrs. Elsie K. Irwin Bradfeld. of
Newark. DR.. Bradfeld charges in
fidelity.
The petition for divorce was filed
in Trenton by Edward L. Croll as
solicitor for DR.. Bradfield, and
charges specifically that Mrs. Brad
field misconducted herself with Fay
on the night of November 8 last at
a New York hotel. DR.. Bradfield has
been suspicious of his wife for some
time past, it is said, and had detee-
tives watch her. The divorce suit
followed information gathered by
them.
The Bradields were married Oc-
tober %, 1902, by the Rev. Thomas
l.. Coultas. They have three chill
dren, E. Doris, twenty; Katherine.
sixteen; and John, fourteen. All Of
the children reside with their moth
err at the North Seventh street ad-
dress. DIR. Bradfeld is temporarily
living with relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
VISIT SCHOOLS
At So. ANBOY
Is Plan Made by Mayor Chase
During Education Week
Now Being Observed

SOUTH AMBOY. Nov. az
Mayor Chase from his residence last
night issued an appeal to the people
of the city. especially the parents of
school children, to visit the schools
in greater numbers today and to-
morrow.
This being Education Week we
should have our schools filled with
interested persons, anxious to see
Just how the children of the city are
beneitting from their schooling
said MIR. Chase.
Already a large number of the
parents have made trips to the
schools of the city in the interest of
Education Week. Programs suitable
for the week are being carried on
daily in all of the schools of the city.
Give a bootlegger a Christmas
present of a few new customers.
His old ones are all worn out.
We know what taxpayers will
give politicians for Christmas, but
can't tell because we don't cuss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

Why not give your wife a nice.
soft rubber rolling pin for Christ
mas?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12

rOa V doctor Ortiz. para que conjm-
tamente con el Attorney General es-
tudien las diferentes oposieiones pre-
sentadas Y organizer de Ia mejor ma
nera possible la forma en que mejor
puedan ser 0fdas las parties interesa-
das para que sefiale Ia fecha en-
que Sc ha de celebrar In vista pt-
blica.
En- ell caso de la solicitud del mumi-
cipio de Lajas en- que Sc habfa de-
signado al SecretariO para que ac-
tuando como eyaminador especial Oye,
Sc al peticionario Y los opositores Y
rindiese un informe, ell vista de que
los opositOres han presentado un es-
critic retirandO SUI OpOsici6n, Sc acor-
do que ell asunto pasase al COmite de
Franquicias para su estudi0 infor-
me.
La communication del Municipio de
Hatillo aceptandO por su parte la
franquicia recientemente ceneedida a
los municipios de Hatillo Y Camuy.
fue archivada.
Sc acord0 conceder la petici0n he
cha por el jefe de In policfa George
w. Lewis para tel6fonOs en- los dis
,, tritos de Comerfo, LOLA. Corozal y
Hato Rey, siempre que los hubiera
disponibles.
Sc acord6 instruir al ingeniero de
la Comisi0n para que inspecciOne el
trabaj0 realiZado por la American
Railroad Company en- el puente de
San Antonio.
| Fue acuerdo acceder la solicitud
de Juan Francisco Robles para q. su
guagua salga de ajardo las Z Il. M. Ell
vez de la $40 como Sc habfa estable
cido en- su itinerariO.
Sc ac0rd0 referir al ingenierO Y al
contable de Ia Comisi0n para que in.
forme sobre el contrato de compra ce
lebrado entire la Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Company Y In Plan
/ ia Electrica de Manatf en- cuanto 9
la valoraci6n de la planta v tamb6r
acerca de las tarifas actualmente Ell
vigor.
Sc acord0 remitir al comite dt
franquicias las condicion,j' prepara
das por el comite especial y adopta
das por la Comisi0n para exigir |
los peticionarios ell los casOs de nue.
vas franquicias que pudieran conce
derse en- el malec6n, para la cOnstruc
ci6n de muelles, almacenes, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12

MOSCOU, septiembre Eel die
tador ruso Nicolas Lenine, quien des-
de hace tempo viene padeciendo de
terrible enfermedad, segun ell Minis
tro Radeck Y ell Professor Forester, va
esta en- condolences de poder caminar
sin tener que solicitar el apoyo de
nadie Els scrprendente ell rapido pro-
greso que ha hecho Lenine en- sus
dolencias, cuando va Sc lie creia casi
al borde de la tumba, y Sc dispone a
ir Berlin dejarse yer nuevamente
por los especialistas.
SAN FRANCISCO, septiembre IL.
La United States Radio Corporation
en- un mensaje que envia desde Toxic,
anuncia que el gobierno japones esta
activamente trabajando en- las obras
de Reconstruction de las ciudades 81
niestradas, notandose una gran acti-
vidad en- todas las obras que avanzan
de una manera asombrosa.
PARIS, septiembre 12.-Las facto-
rias Krupp han tornado la determina-
cion de funcionar utiliZando carbon
ingles, en- un acuerdo entire patro-
nos y trabajadores Sc flo un salario
de veinte millones de marcos diarios
para pagar cada obrero.
PARIS, septiembre 12.-El "Perti-
max" publica un despacho en- que di-
ce que los habitantes de los Alpes
hallanse sumamente temerosos debido
a un fuerte temblor de terra regis
trado en- aquellas regiones aver, que
duro cuatro segundos.
: TOXIC, septiembre 12.-Segun las
estadisticas del gobierno los destro-
zos causados por ell fenomeno sismico
en- las zonas devastadas del Japon, al
canaan sumas superiores a las publi-
cadas anteriormente. Ell gobierno pro-
ponese realizar todas las tentativas
su alcance para proceder la re-
construction de la ciudad de Toxic
dentro de los mismos pianos en- que
Sc hallaba' anteriormente.
PARIS, septiembre 12.-Alemania
Sc esta preparando para enviar ST.
Embajador a Francia, puesto que Sc
halla vacante desde que 10 abandond
ell que 10 ocupaba cuando los france
ses invadieron ell Rhur. Han sido SO.
metidcs varios nombres de los politi-
cos mas notables alemanes al Qua
dOrsay, en- Paris, con el fin de que
ell gobierno de esta Republica escojs
ell que lie parezca mas acceptable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12
Ell REPRESENTATIVE SOCIALISM,
SR. FIZ DICE QUE FL LIDER SR.
ALFONSO ES CANDIDATE SECURE
A1ade el Sr Fiz que 6l no puede aceptar la de-
legacion de la Camara para ir a Washing
ton, nj ninguna otra representation
sin e debido endoso de SUI partido.

del ingles, su experienced Y practica
de oficina, es ell llamado ocupar tai
sitio. Ademas, para la minoria socia-
lista, ell case esta resuelto. Ell nue.
We de los corrientes, fue celebrada
reunion Consejo Executive Federation
Libre, en- la que discutiose asunto, de-
signandose al camarada Alfonso.
Yo no aceptare ninguna represen-
tacion 81 no tengo la eonfanza y en-
desc de los cuerpos directories de mi
partido Y de la institution obrera a
que perteneZco.
Entire socialistas no habra discucion
por representation o cargos p1blicos.
E. Fiz Jimenez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12

cion con ell del traje que vista la ar
tista. Y no deben sumarse sino CO.
lores complementarios. De otra ma
nera Sc producer esas agrias descom-
posiciones de tonos que en- NADIA bene-
fician al espectaculo. ST las luces de
colores no han de emplearse con cier-
to tino, resulta preferible la continui-
dad y fijeza de la luz blanca.
Lo que 81 merece ell mas caluroso
elogio es la pequena orquesta que pa
ra acompanar Mercedes Diaz ha for
mado la empresa del Municipal. Fl
guran en- ella distinguidisimos elemen-
tos con cuya union y acoplamiento Sc
ha conseguido un hermoso conjunto.
En- suma, que solo los fines de fies-
ia, solo las canciones de Mercedes
Diaz, valen mas de 10 que cuesta asis.
tir las veladas dramatico- -liricas de
Municipal. Por consiguiente, es muy
de desear que la temporada Sc prolon
que hasta ell ultimo limite de resisten-
cia economical por parte del publico. F
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12

ATENAS, septiembre 12.-De Bel
grado notifican de una manera ofcialI
que han sido hallados documentos del
mostrativos de que en- Comitadji 81
estan preparando numerosas partidas
de tropas revolucionarias para invadf
las fronteras serbia macedonia
Generalmente creese q. en- ell supu&
to de q. ell confiicto jugoeslavo-italia4
estalle, la Pequena Entente Balcah
ca surtira a la primera de estas nav
clones de armas Y municiones. Tai
vez las tropas de la Entente sean usa-
das contra Hungrla y Bulgaria, tam
bien, cuyas naciones Sc muestran os-
tensiblemente opuestas la dicha So
ciedad de pequenas naciones.
LONDRES, septiembre 12.-Un
despacho del Exchange Telegraph di-
ce que una division de la eseuadra
italiana ha echado anclas en- ell puer-
to albanes de Santi Quaranta, mien-
tras ell grueso de la flota vigila ell ca
nal de Corfu, en- provision de una sor-
presa por parte de la escuadra griega
que ha llegado al Phaleron, para
aguardar ALI ell escuadron aliado, al
cual debe hacerle los saludos de orde-
nanza de acuerdo con ell ultimatum en-
viadole al gobierno de Atenas por ell
| Conseio de EmbaiadOres,
CONSTANTINOPLA, septiembre IL.
Los aliados devolvieron aver las
fortalezas de Chanack a los turcos,
quienes inmediatamente han estable-
cido en- elias las dotaciones consi-
guientes de su ejercito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12
IMP0RTANTES ACUERDOS
TOMAD0S AVER POR LA CONF !.
SION De SERVICIO PUBLICO
Ell asunto de la P. R. Railway Light and Power
Co. sobre la doble via sera sometido una
COmiSion para SUI estudiO

En- la Comisi0n de Servicio p1bli-
co de Puerto Rico en- el dfa de
aver, con asistencia de los sefiores
Coats, Bonner, Esteves, Huyke, Ortiz
Y Figueroa, Sc celebr0 la session re-
gular aprobdndose en- ella el acta de
Ia session anterior tomandose los
siguientes acuerdos:
Sc acord6 yolver enviar para ser
reconsiderada la opinion del Attorney
General en- el asunto de la petici0n
del municipio de Cayey para una
franquicia tomando aguas de la que
brada Sumido.
Sc acord0 aprobar el infOrme So
metidO por el Comisionado del Into
riOr para establecer tarifas en- las
plantas electricas de Isabella, Guani-
ca, Cayey v las plantas privadas de
San German Yauco.
La petici0n hecha pOr parte del
abogadO en- el caso de Miguel Such
para abrir nuevamente cl case va &C.
rradO de su solicitud para construir
lin serviciO PnblicO de muelles Ell
San Juan, fue considerable V Sc acor-
do acceder 10 SOlicitad0.
En- ell asuntO de la =. r. r. Light
an Power Company para la doble
via Sc acord0 nombrar mn comt6 com
puestO de los sehores ESteves, Figue-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-12
ANGEL FIRPO Fl
M MUESTRASE U
OPTIMISTA
Ell Presidente Coolidge
reServal SUI actitud res
pectOfa los asuntos
de Europa.
La policia alenana es
impotente para COM
batir los actuales
des0rdenes.
(Servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL do la
"United Press'')
(vIA ALL AMERICA CABLES)

ATLANTIC. CITY, septiembre 12.
-Firpo ha fsuspendido los ejercicios
diarios que efectuaba por las carrete-
Rras, disponiendose celebrar esta tar
Ede como ultimo entrenamiento un es-
pectaculo ae algunos rounds en- el
ring, utilizando para clio un punching
bag. Firpos sestara en- New York esta
noche, y va lleno del mayor optimis-
mo en- cuanto los resultados de SUI
encuentro con Dempsey, no solo por
la seguridssA de sus punos Y los gran
des adelantos que ha realizado en- ell
box, sino por la opinion que los peri
tos en- el boxeo vienen esternando en-
la prensa de todo ell pals prediciendo
que el ''toro salvaje de las Pampas"
cuestionablemente ha de veneer a
Dempsey, 81 este no Sc aprovecha en-
los primeros rounds, de 10 cual Firpo
Sc siente SECURE que no ha de suceder.
WASHINGTON, septiembre 12.-
De Casa Blanca Sc anuncia que ell Pre-
sidente Coolidge, en- vista de la situa-
cion prevaleciente en- Europa y del
giro que toman los acontecimientos
ALI, aun no Sc ha decidido expresar
la actitud que han de tomar los Esta-
dos Unidos en- la question de las re-
paraciones, juzgandose que la nacion
por esta vez permanecera alejada de
tcdo rozamiento con los confiictos eu-
ropeos.
BERLIN, septiembre 12.-Seg1n la
prensa local, en- Dresden Sc han desa-
rrollado, sangrientos motines ocasio-
nados por la falta de trabajo en- las
masas del pueblo, registrandose cinco
muertos Y un ntimero crecido de heri-
dos. Los desordenes prosiguen sin
que la policia haya podido imponer ell
imperio de la ley.
LONDRES, septiembre 12.-En los
circulos oficiales Sc deja sentir cier-
ia apprehension amarguisima respecto
la crisis creada por las cuestiones
de Fiume Y Corfu, al extreme que los
polfticos no ocultan la verdad de las
noticias alarmantes que llegan de
Atenas, declarando que todos los Bal
canes sientense alarmados por la fie-
bre militar y de conquista que pade-
ce Italia en- estos instantes.