Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
CITY BRIEFS

ISElH A1l1DOy ASTlS mo 1000, e Id
ternal Order of Eagles, have ar
ranged for visit with Elizabeth
Aerie tomorrow night, when it is ex-
pected that several OF the grand OFF,
GERS will be present for the occasion.
The members of the aerie going over
from here will meet at the lodge
room at o'clock and from there go
over by bus that has been chartered
for the occasion. Members owning
automobiles are planning to go over
that way. State President Almond
L. Nichols, of Atlantic City, with
delegation Of nIembers will be at the
meeting.
Grand Deputy :: squale Palo, of
the Sons of Italy of New Jersey, Off
cially visited Giordano runo Lodge
at Long Branch yesterday. He made
an address before the lodge on the
working of the order throughout the
state and what was being done in the
district.
1t was announced yesterday by
Chief Niels J. Tonnesen by a. re-
quest from Joseph F. Walker, priD-
cipal of School No. z. to Mayor
Wilson, that beginning today Pat
erson street In front of School No.
would be blocked off from traffic
from 10 to 10:30 o'clock in the
morning and from 2:10 to $3.50
every afternoon until the ground
around the school has dried. These
two periods are recess sessions and
the ground being muddy about the
school has made 1t necessary for the
children to play in the street.
Signs will be placed at each end of
the street in front of the school ana
an officer stationed there during the
morning and afternoon blockade.
The travelling gavel presented to
Violet Rebekah Lodge No, 56, Odd
Fellows. month ago by Waverly
Rebekah Lodge No. 81 of Passaic
will be taken tonight by Violet
Lodge to Railway to be presented
to Railway Rebekah Lodge No. 81.
The members of the lodge will
gather at Odd Fellows hall at z
o'clock and from there so to Smith
and State streets to take the special
trolley of the Public Service Corp J.
ration that has been chartered for
the occasion. When the gavel was
brought here from Passaic on Feb
ruary z, there was a. general out
pouring of members from nearly ev-
cry lodge of the order in the north
ern part OF the state. An effort is
being made to duplicate and even to
exceed this record OF members at
the gathering tonight. Railway
| for the occasion.
| Walter w. Wigman, commander of
the U. S. II. S. Newton and Eagle As,
| Is in Washington on official business
with reference to the two vessels.
| The regular executive meeting of
the American Legion will be held on
Friday night in the rooms at the
Maple building.
| There will be meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the local chap
ter of American Red Cross, Thursday
night at the local headquarters in
the Raritan building.
There will be a meeting of the
safety patrol of the Grammar school,
this afternoon, at the rooms on Bar
racks street, at which time a pronai-
nent speaker will address the boys.
All the teachers at the Grammar
school Will be present and q very
good entertainment will be given.
THE Grammar School patrol and the
patrol OF the Holy Trinity School
have secured the Ditmas theatre for
their movie, knights OF the Cross
road" to be given on March "a.
The steamer Mayaro has sailed
from the plant OF the Barber AS
rhalt Company to New York, from
(which port it will soon sail for South
America for another cargo of as
phait for the local firm
New York police authorities called
Lieutenant Andrew Jensen at Head
quarters last night to learn IL a
truck N. J.-X 1901 belonging to the
Kimberly Phonograph company here
had been reported missing. The
truck was parked at the corner of
Seventh avenue and 42nd street for
some time. The local police receiv-
ed no other report regarding the
, truck.
Three windows We're broken in the
, home of B. Streiff at i4S Brighton
avenue yesterday Officer J. r.. Sui
livan was detailed 10 investigate the
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