Through the initiative of Mr. Chester Napiorski of Southampton and a group of civic and politically minded Polish American citizens, the Polish American Political Club was organized on February 4, 1923. 

The charter members or organizers were Chester Napiorski, Piotr Majkowski, Jan Pol- kosnik, Wincenty Zaluska, Piotr Butanowicz, Piotr Balnis, Wincenty Szczerbinski, Czesław Jastrzebski, Stanisłow Zielinski, Izydor Roszko, Josef Anyzko and several others, whose names could not be recalled. The first president of the Polish American Political Club was Chester Napiorski. 

On March 29, 1928, the Polish American Political Club organized a stockholders' corporation under the name of Polish American Political Club, Incorporated, of Southampton, N. Y., for the purpose of building a Polish National Home, which was built and completed in July 1934 and named Pulaski Home. 

On February 29, 1944, the Polish American Political Club of Southampton was incorporated as a membership association, known as American Polish Political Association, Incorporated under the State of New York Laws, witnessed and sealed by the Secretary of th State of New York, Thomas J. Curran, for the purpose of leasing and operating the Pulaski Home, Elm Street, Southampton, N. Y.