The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-14
FIRE ALARMS.


Three engine did her share nobIy at the big fire.
For the accommodation of his customers who de-
sire to visit his store during the evening Norris
| the tailor, will now keep open until o'clock.
| Montgomery street.
As cotton handlers the members Of Five Truck
are failures.
The place to get rtrue" butter is at symes's mar
ket, l04 Newark avenue
Ex-Chief Coyle was present at the big fire and
| gave valuable aid.
Mulligan. of Two Truck. did great plOughing
with the coal wagon.
The Pan Electric Light stockholders should have
purchased pair of Norris's pants before they com
menced to fight. Tney would have been so well
pleased that they never would have fallen outs
Montgomery street.
Green, of Eight Engine, did great execution in
the ferry-house at box %.
The apparatus attached to Four Truck is the
worst specimen in the department.
Have your Spring suit made by Norris, Mont.
gomery street. Open until o'clock.
The losses by fire during the month OF February
In the United States and Canada was $6,50o,0J0
Smith, of One Engine. can throw more water
over the wooden horse than any record.
The greatest bargains in towellings to be found
in Jersey City are at Newark avenue. Baron.
McKenns, of One Engine did extra guard duty
at the Monarch Dock fire. How is hot milk, Jim :
Nugent, OF Eight Engine. can toss more slops
and siugs than any six "buffalos in the depart
ment.
The people all vie with each other in purchasing
their meats, butter and poultry from Symess mar
ket l04 Newark avenue.
In going to box 25. Lyons, driver of Ten Engine,
lost shoe OF one of his team. He filed the hoof
with dough.
Captain King, of Four Engine. was the only dry
man at the big fire. He doesn't believe in getting
wet mo, not he"
100 dozen fast color. seamless, silk clock stock
ings at 49,, can be found in Barons window.
Father Doyle, of One Engine, did great tramping
in search of oil. He believes in keeping the 'Old
pump" in good trim.
'Be COB" remarked Kallaher 'but it was a
terror. The water was that hot that the fish would
boil-be all events"
The Spring is sure to cause you to purchase new
furniture. Get II from Frank J. Hanly, 20j Newark
avenue, three doors above Jersey avenue.
Charley Milliken of Two Truck. says that truck
has Ane record for fast time.
.'Jackey" JONES' Of Nine Engine lost his badge
at the fire Bergen Hall. Mond4y night week.
The number OF the badge is 2l9.
Norris. the tailor, keeps his store open until
Q p. IN. Montgomery street.
Coughlio, of Six Engine. said, Never mind, me
buoko, when we reach the engine house I'll poison
ye." No casto6 horses for good driver.
Jersey City should be justly proud of her Ere
men. They fought like roes and stayed what
might have beeu the greatest fire the city has ever
had. We refe to the destruction Of the steamship
docks last Monday morning
Those elegant 22c. neckties in Baronss windows,
6 Newark ave-. are The best bargains ever offered.
We understand that some of the downtown
companies are jealous Of Three Engine. This
should not be. This company has justly earned
for itself a name OF which it should be Justly
proud of, and is to-day the best company in the
department.
The sensible man who desires good at, good
cloth and stylish suit Will select from Norris's
immense STOCK of Spring goods, Montgomery
street. Open till p. IN.
While standing behind pile Of lumber smoking
a cigar, Commissioner Shea made such smoke
that a stream was ordered turned on the place
FROM Five Engine aud had not Carroll of Two
Truck, took in the situation, Dan would have sos
a good ducking
The handsomest dressed windows in Jersey City
can be found at Newark avenue. Baron.
certain member, of the name Of Yockridee, at
tached to -Four Engine. is. beyond a doubt the
nost excitable man in the department BY what
right has he TO strike any persona We refer to his
eowardly assault on the gateman at the Pavonia
ave crossing, while working on the Monarch Dock
fire, last Monday morning.