The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
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A DELICIOUS
BREAKFAST
DISH!
THE CLOVER MILLS.
-r--s Park Place, New York.

DSeu Dcaten Dy nOOdluuS near tne oiu
station house. The Captain is investl.
eating the case.
A successful trial trip was made las.
night with the new storage battery motor
which Is to run on the Bayonne line. The
motors asceuded and descended hills
W 4 hout hitch. The car Will be put in
Sc rvice within n few days.
Frequently Judges Knapp and Idppin a.
/ cott are forced by the noises from the
traffic in the street below to orler the
/ Court House windows closed. There Is
some talk of an Asphalt pavement.
! Grove street is now reDaved from the
canal TO the Erie railroad tracks.
The Second District Court will be
closed for short spell in August.
/ The body of Edward Burns, who was
was recovered yesterday, and removed 70
his late home
Lafayette.
| Thomas Storey, twenty-nfne years old,
/ fell from freight car at the yards at
| Communipaw this morning, and received
a severe scalp wound. He was taken TO
the City Hospital In an ambulance. His
| injuries will nos prove fatal.
The foundations for The new depot at
| Communlpaw are ready. and the carpen-
ters will begin their part OF he work next
week.
! Every evening a gang of dudes hang
out at Communipaw and Pacific avenues,
and annoy every young woman that
passes this corner. The police should
break up this gang. as it Is nufsancs-
The Lafayette station on the n. & N.
Y. r. X. is sorely In need of coat Of
/ paint.
The residents in this section were agree
| ably surprised this morning at seeing a
| gang of men at work cleaning the streets.
| This is the frat time the street cleaners
have visited this section In three
/ months.
! A meeting of the Lafayette Camping
| Club will be held this evening. The de-
tails for the trip to the Adirondacks will
| be arranged.
The annual picnic of the Lafayette
| Rangers will be held on August 10 at the
| Greenville Schuetzen Park.
| Greenville.
| Onward Lodge, Knights and Ladies of
! Honor, No. 1,622. will hold its annual
| picnic at the Schuetzen Park, on Mon
| day, july 20. The committee of arrange
| ments is as follows:-A. J. Smith. B.
Thomas, G. Dusenberry, E Martin and
| W. Wilson.
Mrs. Benson has provided a mucn
needed resort for young men, in the
| opening OF the Ocean avenue Free Read
ing Rooms The tables have been well
supplied with a large stock OF periodi-
calls, magazines. books and newspapers:
| The rooms are well furnished, well
| lighted and very cozy IN appearance.
| Donations of books. papers and mag.
azines are solicited. and can be sent To
Mrs. Benson. Garfield and Winfield ave-
/ nues.
! The residents In this section are COM
planning because only two mails are de-
| livered daily. This occasions delay in the
| arrival OF letters, and the residents would
be thankful for an additional delivery.
| The 200 children connected with the
Faith Cure Sewing School enjoyed their
annual outing yesterday. The Faith Cure
| grounds on the New YORK Bay shore
were thrown open to the children, who
| were permitted to indulge in outdoor
sports 10 their hearts, content. A fine coll
| lafion prepared By the teachers was one
of the features.
A sweet toned reed organ has been
placed in the rooms of the Minkakwa
CLUB and the members gather around 1t
every evening. The Entertainment Com
mittee has made arrangements for big
time" on next Monday evening.
The annual picnic of the John Miltner
Association will be held at the Schuetzsn
Park on August |.
At the the next meeting of the Y. NJ.
C. A. the advisability of holding an ex-
cursion will be discussed.
The work OF opening mp Avenue f.
through to the Bayonne line will begin
In few weeks. This will be q valuable
Improvement as it will be the means of
building mp that splendid stretch OF up
land running from Garfield avenue to
New York Bay shore and nearly one mile
in length
West Bergen.
An effort will ba made by the Citizens
Associations TO have letter box put up
at CommuniDaw and West Side avenues
The Y. T. S. C. &. of the Reformed
Churh has elected The following officers
President, George Reinhard; Vice Presi-
dent, David Hilliard; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss Mamie Frey; Corresp onding
Secretary, Walter Dunne The member
ship has increased TO ninety and the So
ciety is in prosperous condition.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League will be held tomorrow
evening at the NJ. e. Church parlors.
The meeting Will be of great interest,
special programme having been prepared,
including some excellent talent. Mr..
George Perry of Newark, the well know
irish humorist. will render some of hi s
"Humoristic Characterization So
The Young men in this section are talk-
ing of organizing boat club. If or
gani zed there Is no reason why 1t would
not be a success. 1t would insure the
young men lots of pleasure. for they nave
n splendid stretch of water for acquatic
sports
New water pipes are being laid in Pol
lock avenue.
The work of laving sidewalk on the
west side OF West Side avenue, from Van
Wagener's coal yard TO Grant avenue
is progressing nicely. Mr.. Van wagener
pays one-fourth of the cost while the
property owners on West side avenue pay
the rest.
New flagging should be laid on West
Side avenue before the new school is COM
pleted. The rotten plank walk Is dan
gerous, and it woald not be at ali pleas
ant for the children TO tramp through
rain. mud and slush TO and from school
The Rev. W. Grant. of the South Ber-.
gen Reformed Church. viii leave in a
few days for Canada where he will spend
few weeks.
Mischievous boys have been causing
CONSERVATION among the owners of fruit
trees during the past lew weeks. The
police have been notified, and it will go
hard with the miscreants should they be
caught.
A few street lamps could be used TO ad-
va ntage on Clark, Fisk, Mallory aud
West Side avenues The need of these
lamps is great.
Queer "Jas,ice' In Engla nd.
Here are some contrasting peualtie
cited by Mr.. Francis Peck. from the
raoorcte nf thn HaWard Asencfn<fnr.-