The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-18
AND NOTABLE.

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PERSONAL AND NOTABLE.
Contributions are being received from the con-
gregation of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Newark, for an outlay of $4,000 in re-
modelling the interior of the edi1ce.
The Thistle Watch Case Company has been in
corporated in Newark by John N. Lake, Robert
]. Quigley, Alexander Milne, William X Nc
Nawght and Frederick I. Johnson. The factory
will be in Newark.
Thomas A. Edison has forwarded to DR..
Fridler, Of Dresden, a magnificent service of sill
yer in recognition of the physicians attention to
his daughter on the occasion of her illness in
january. Miss Edison was taken ill while on q
railway train en- route from Vienna to Berlin,
and upon her arrival at Dresden was removed to
a hospital, where it was found that she had
small pox. Her rapid and complete recovery is
ascribed by Mr.. Edison to the care and treat
ment of DR.. Fridler, who attended her through
out.
The Passaic Print Works are closing for the
usual spring change of patterns. This will be. a
shorter stop than in former years.
The Young Women's Christian Temperance
Unions of New Jersey will hold a conference in
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New Brunswick on the 22d inst.
The town clock of the new True Reformed
Dutch Church at Hackensack has arrived. This
will be the second town clock in that place.
The superintendent of Bridgeton's schools has
had his salary doubled. He will now get $500
per annum.
The Brewers, Association of New Jersey met
in Lehman's Hotel Friday afternoon and
elected the following of1icers:-President Gott-
fried Kruger; vice president, Feter Hauck'
treasurer, Joseph hensler' 81 secre'aly.
unu 0'apn AA'oi sA0 $500 -
80 mada nv Mayor Havnas Gottfried Krue.
- p.tor ua,,cl minis Sta,,ff and otbars
If the Patsrson Hoard Of Assessment of Taxes
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ana a;ve t,e D ,ard a clark az Al nm a year
tanr tha narshes az South 1arsav h;rds ara
49, .,.,.;e,,, as,acie,iu SHINE brant nlover
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sooSao - ;ron and covarad with corr, gated
,.sa mn u,anIrs go - s,,nr,v ~ uatar svna;.
osts with nine sor it's various enterprises and
win give employment to a large force. A
switch will run into the centre of the works from
the Susauehanna Railroad.
Melville City Council have organized by elect
ing Reuben Chew president.
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Measles keep ioes OF ooWugs"oou youngsters
indoors.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last Thurs
day night to crack the safe in the passenger
station at Marion.
Camden,s Board Of Freeholders went to BLACK
wood SATURDAY. and inspected the new addition
to the Insane Asylum.
simon yem = mineral water manufacturer in
New Brunswick. made application to Judge
Kpann Saturday 10 have his name changed He
said that the name YEN created the impression
that ha was q cbinaman and the had bows and
girls in the nei9hborhood pave him great anuoy-
anca simon i 4 German His apnlication was
granted. and he viii hereafter be known as
simon rhomas
So A-~SSn.a. It..~~s4 $3.50, -
1000 r
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the strike IN Peddies trunk factory, Newark
was settled FRIDAY night, the arm agreeing 70 an
advance of ten to twenty-five per cent ~.
Laura Grimm, a young Bloomfield girl living
Will her parents ON James street. had lust
crossed a bridge at that street over a tributary
~ tha tforr;s canal Satnrdav aftarnoon vban