Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-10
CITY BRIEFS

CITY BRlEFS
There will be a public installation
of the officers of Jefferson Tent No.
As knights of the Maccabees and
the Perth Amboy Review No. 27, the
Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees tonight at Woodmen hall.
A social time will follow the install
lation and refreshments will be
served.
At the annual meeting of Branch
No. Asst National Association OF Let
ter Carriers, the following officers
were Installed by Past President
John L. Bernard; president, j. How
ard Hope; vice president, Frank
| Comings; recording secretary, I. l..
| Crowell; financial secretary, Birden
J.. Golden; treasurer. John e. Ber-
nard; sergeant at arms, Nathan Pat
ten and clerk Of the board, John +.
Bernard.
A meeting of the auditing COM
mittee of Perth Amboy Nest NO.
1927, Order of Owls, will be held
tonight at the home of the secretary
Thomas Lucas, 396 Market street,
for the purpose, OF going over the
books for the past year.
MiddIesex Council, No. 400, Roy
al Arcanum. held a short session last
night at odd Fellows hall. An
~nouncement was made at this tlne
for the installation of the recently
elected officers for the first meeting
in February. In the awarding OF
the prize at each meeting of the
council Frank Van Horn was the
lucky name pulled from tho box.
hut as he was not present the prize
goes back to the council.
Middlesex Council No. SO, Jr. ..
RI. A. M, at its meeting tonight will
arrange for going over to the an
nual meeting of the Past Councillors
Association meeting tomorrow night
with Good Intent Council, No. 2s4,
The election and installation Will
take place at this time at the coun-
ty seat.
Seventeen members OF Violet Re-
hekah Lodge, No. b6 Odd Fellows
that included District Deputy Presi'
dent Mrs. Anna Seiber, went over tt
PIainfela last night for the instalia'
ton of the new officers of the Plain
feld Rebekah Lodge. The trip wal
made by bus. Mrs. Seiber was tht
Installing officer. She will make hel
next visit t. Railway next Monda
night for the purpose of installing
the officers of the Railway Rebekaf
Lodge.
State Manager f. o. Thompson
was given the honor last night t
install the new officers for Goodwill
Camp, No. 81, Woodmen of thu
World. William P. Bradley, clerl
of Perth Amboy Camp, No. 10
brought greetings from his camp
Refreshments were served. Severa
~applications for membership wer'
received for the 1000 class initiation
to be held by the various camps o
the Perth Amboy district some tins
this year. The new officers are
/, Consul commander, James A.. Col
Inns; advisor lieutenant, Ralpf
t PETS: banker, Hans P. Olsen; clerk
Ever Everson; escort, James Hart
ley; Waterman. Rudolph K~ulslinski
manager for three years, j. Deford
and physician, j. v. Shull.
Walter Ewert, proprietor of Wal
, tiers restaurant in New Brunswick
avenue is recovering at the City
Hospital from an operation perform
ed yesterday.
The tanker w. L. Steed, from
. Mexico, with a cargo of oil for the
{ M exican Petroleum Corporation Al
Carteret, Is due in local waters Sat
. urday or Sunday.
Due to the breaking down OF the
: engine of the Atlantic City express
: Yesterday afternoon at Red Bank
!, the Central express due here at 5:04
! o'clock did not arrive until 6:04. The
/ train was an hour late because the
: engine had to couple to the Atlantic
: City train and pull that to Jersey
City as we'll as the heavy train ii
usually hauls.
Michael Kilmurray OF William
street, and John A. Mason, OF JEFF
ferson street, janitors at the City
Hall, are seriously i'll at their homes,
Traffic Officer Chris Hansen re-
turned to work this morning after
being confined to his home for a
short period IN account OF a frost
) bitten foot. He is on duty at New
Brunswick avenue and Fayette
street.
Final notice is being given by the
: police to property owners regard
: ing the removal of now from then
2 sidewalks. Chief Niels j. Tonneser
. limited this morning that arrests
will follow II the police orders are
not carried out.
0 At the meeting Of the Thomas Pat.
I ten Association of Monday night q
= resolution was passed indorsing al
e the appointments made by the Board
5 of Aldermen o. January Q.
Seek Wage Increase
PAWTUCKET, r. l.. Jan. 10
The United Textile Workers o.
: America have decided to attempt tt
obtain a wage increase for mill
workers 'all along the line." Pres
ident Thomas F. Mcmahon an
nounced here today. The advanc,
t to be asked. he indicated would be
twenty-nine per cent. Decision t,
strike will rest with organization
IL $50. kn.k - .all h. ~-r.