The Jersey City news., 1891-10-30


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The property owners on Hooker avenue
are circulating petition for the improve
ment of that thoroughfare by paving,
curbing and grading. The. petition has
scores OF signatures and will be forward
ed to the Street and Water Commission
ers in few days.
the Thiesen Amateur Orchestra mem
bers had an ENJOYABLE time at their social
racket last evening. Dancing was In
dulged in until late hbur.
The Central Railroad station is soreiy
In need of coat of paint. 1t mas not seen
the painters brush in over six years.
The Greenville Turn Veretn Will meet
this evening at Metropolitan Hall: Inc
arrangements for the annual turning ex-
hibition viii be completed.
! The Republican District committee
will meet this evening at the rooms OF
the Minkakwa Republican CLUB. NO. 623
Ocean avenue.
A few street lamps could be used to ad-
vantage on Warner avenue. There is but
one Lamp Oh this thorou2hfare The
bushes on both sides OF the street make
an excellent hiding place Tor trAmps ana
| thieves,
! The choir of the Greenville Reformed
| Church will rehearse tomorrow evening
at the church. A special song service
| VIII be held at the church next Sunday.
| Nj. Michael Schultz has agafn Installed
| himself in the choir, which fact highly
pleases the music-loving congregations.
The members of the Young Mems Dem-
| ocratic Club will attend the mass meet
| ing in the Belvedere Hall this evening in
| body. President Winfield will deliver
an address.
Chicken thieves have visited this Sec
tion. Several roosts were robbed last
| night The police have been notif1ed and
| will keep an eye open for the thieves.
Some cheeky bill poster went about this
| section Yesterday and posted theatre bills
on the front fences of private residences.
Ocean avenue was sprnkled yesterday
| for the first time in six months A good
| cleaning would now he in order as the
sprnkling converts the dust into mnd.
| After sprinkling pair of rubber boots
could be used to advantage by any one
| wishing to cross the thoroughfare.
An entertainment will shortly be held
at Metropolitan Hall In aid Of the Ocean
Avenue Free Reading Rooms
! The funeral OF William Lelong of
| Ocean avenue, who died Tuesday. took
| place from his late residence yesterday.
| The interment was at the New York Bay
| Cemetery.
! West Bergen.
The Chatuaqua Literary and Scietific
| Circle will be organized on Monday even
| ing in the West Side M e. Church par
| lor. Mr.. w. d.. Beach Will preside
A few weeks ago Weathered Sons. the
| horticultural implement manufacturers,
had some plankinR laid beneath the West
Side avenue bridge, SO that their trucks
would not become ein nbeded in the mud
when driving beneath the bridge. The
| planking was at once al Improvement
| and source of danger. The latter, be-
cause since the planking has been laid
| fire engines cannot pass under the bridge
ii responding. to an alarm.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the South
Bergen Reformed Church are busy ar
ranging for fair to be held next month
| in aid of the building fund. a. handsome
sum was realized by the entertainment at
the Tabernacle last evening. Pastor
Grant expects to break gro und for the