The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14
FIRE ALARMS.
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Six Engine is at the repair shop.
Four Engine is to have new boiler.
Every man buys IS pants from Norris.
st. Louis has 81 companies and 1856 men.
Out of 200 horses the Boston department has but
two sick.
Sam Wright. Of Three Engine, should do little
more duty.
When Three receives her new horse, Tom Dillon
will be happy.
Another of those hneWeber pianos atvan Syckles
auction rooms, So Montgomery street.
There were twenty-eight alarms Of fire during
the past month.
Ex-Fire Commissioner Egan is slowly recovering
from his late illness
Two Truck downed all records going to box T.
last Sunday morning.
The '1addies" had their hands full last Sunday
there being three bell alarms.
Enterprise Hose No. l. of BaYonne has elected q
foreman for the ensuing year.
Whalen, of Two Truck, showed great bravery in
rescuing woman at the Newark avenue hre
Every man buys IS pants from Norris.
The Fire Department. acting under orders from
Chief Farrier were busy thawing out hydrants.
Two Engine prompt in answering at the
Sussex street fire last Sunday, and did good service.
Chief Farrier reports the losses by during the
month Of January to be $40 TAO; insurance, $40
Purchase all your furniture from Frank J. Hanly,.
2G3 Newark avenue, three doors above Jersey ave.
The members of the Paterson department are
being made the victims of great many false.
alarms.
Mr.. Frank Stevens is getting up gold medal to-
be presented to our hremen for deeds Of heroiam
displayed at fires.
Riddle, of Fire Headquarters, is now giving the.
chiefs new horse four quarts Of meal. He says
that will make beef.
AcKenns. Of One Engine. told the TATTLER man
he would leave his notes at the Post Office; but a.
yet he has not done so.
Umbrella weather. Get your fne silk, paragon
framed sterling silver handled umbrellas for S2.1o
worth S.. so. from Baron. Newark avenue.
The first steam engine recently arrived at Ma
tanzas Cuba, and was christened by priests the
public square. Over 10000 citizens and soldiers
were present. trial of the machine followed, It
being manned by negroes.
Box II was pulled for a ERE in Jennings mi1li-
merry store, on Newark avenue. last Wednesday
night, but owing to the promptness Of the depart
ment serious loss was prevented. This is the
second time within year that ERE has occurred
at this place.
drive an apparatus to ere We refer to the ex-
plot Of Fire Commissioner Isley in breaking the
tender attached to Engine Eleven, while answering
to box Sc. last Thursday. President Brennan
should investigate this matter. It IL proper that
the fire apparatus Of the city should be protected
from injury
Count the cost Of happiness first and look at the
disadvantages Of poorly furnished house. Keep
But get your new furniture at Frank ]. Hanly's
furniture store. 20S Newark avenue. three doors
above Jersey avenue.
Two Engine Of the Bayonne department has
elected the following officers; John Ray. Forsmans
Jacob Hassmiller and A. Wilson, AssistaRt-Fore-
men; r. Thomas, Engineer; Arthur Mallon, Assist
ant Engineer; Thomas Hayden. Stokex; William
Perry. Financial Secretary; Thomas Lyons, Record
ing Secretary; John Meyers. Treasurer.
The IRE LOSSES in the eight largest cities are
civ folfows.