Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14

MI OF the dogs" and candies, they
gathered about the piano and sang
popular and old time songs.
A regular meeting of the Jefferson
Tent No. 4S, Knights Of the Macca-
bees. will be held tonight in Wood
mems hall. Preparations will be
made for the state convention that
Will be held next June in this city.
Final preparations are being made
for the reunion Of the local mem
bers of the 18th division to be held
in the Elks club house on Madison
avenue, Friday night.
The street department has been
notified regarding the existence OF
dangerous holes at 800 Oak street
and $50 State street. Officers Archi-
bald Mason and William Heating
reported the condition on said streets
at headquarters and the street de-
partment was in turn notified.
Work has been started in tear
ing down the balance of the Man
del building which was RACED by FIRE
a week age. The police have made
known that t~respassers on the prop
erty win be dealt with severely, due
to the danger while this work is in
progress ana the report of the
Waterman at the building regarding
thefts.
A freight train blocked the New
Brunswick avenue and Washington
street crossings of the Central Rail-
road for twenty minutes last night
QNrhrdjnor foN3ha Na~Ark re n &C. -,
Steve Grega,
Chief Niels H. Tonnesen has issued
an order to the local police to arrest
any person or persons throwing gar
bage and refuse at the foot of Fay
cite street. This action was taken
on a complaint from several people
living near and in the vicinity OF hat
place.
a short meeting of the Goodwill
Camp 81, Woodmen Of the World,
vas held last night in the rooms at
the Woodmen's hall.
At a meeting of the Lincoln En-
CINE and Hose Company held in the
rooms last night, a resolution was
passed petttionirg the city council to
have a city physician at all fires and
to have hremen who are injured at
q fire cared for while at home by the
physician. The two candidates for
second assistant chief were present
last night and asked the supper Of
the Lincolns at the election in May.
An invitation was r~eceived>to attend
a convention at Reading, Pa, the
first week in October. A COMMITTEES
IVA lnnnlnTa6 10 I@N1- -
means Of financing the trip to Read
ing.
A meeting of the Aliddlesex Coun-
Gil, No. 100, Royal Arcanum, was
held last night in the Odd Fellows
hall on Smith street, at which time
a pinochle tournament was held be-
tween the local council and Wood
bridge council. Woodbridge lost to
the locals by a score of Ii games to
:, Arrangements were made for
the big meeting of the Big Seven"
to be held in Odd Fellows hall on
March ~. Several applications
were received and the drawing for
prize won BY II. Hansen.
There will be a big meeting of the
officers and men of the Eagle As
aboard the floating armory'' New
ton, tomorrow night, when the reg
ular course of lectures will be taken
up, ana plans relative to the altera-
of the Newton discussed.
A meeting of the American Legion
Post As will be held on Friday night
at the local Y. M. C. A, at which
time members will be told Of the
plan to raise the membership quota
Of the post. Each member win be
asked to solicit the membership of
at least one legionnaire during the
membership drive. Plans will also
be started for the parade and field
meet to take place or Memorial day.
Committees win also report.