Passaic City record., 1893-06-03

Vacation time looms up IN the
dista nce
The voice of the lawn mower is
heard in the land.
Many new residences in town are
nearing completion.
The Council will meet next
Monday evening.
Good printing of every descrip-
tion is done at the RECORD officer.
The Saturday half holiday in
many offices and stores has COM
menced.
Who is the fastest bicyclist in
Passaic7 Don't all speak at once
please.
We will send the RECORD to any
address from now until January
1894 for soc.
Major Andres sword is in pos
session of German named Riepe,
living in Avondale, N. J.
Everybody disapproves of scan
dal,yet nearly everybody listens to
it every time there is chance.
There are days in many mans
life when, if he could but see him
self as others see him, he would go
and get shaved.
Mr.. Atkins, the popular dry
goods merchant at 255 main ave-
nue. has new advertisement in
the RECORD to-day.
Every day brings new sights of
beauty, freshness and verdure in
the landscape, as nature puts on
her garb for the Summer.
DIR. Struble has moved from Mr..
Kevit's house on Lincoln avenue to
one of the flats in Soule Bros. new
building on prospect street.
Ali kinds of rubber hand stamps,
monoerams and marking stencils
at the RECORD office corner Bloom
field avenue and Grove and Garden
streets.
Steps toward the erection of a
permanent hospital in Passaic
have been taken Plans are to be
prepared at once for building to
cost $50, 900.
Twenty hours between New
York and Chicago. And yet there
are people losing sleep every night
trying to devise plans for more
rapid travelling.
Whatever else James Gordon
Bennett, the second, may be, he is
as thorough master of the art of
obtaining valuable free advertis-
ing as the old man ever was.
Where, @ where, is that procla-
nation against un-muzzled dogs
running at large? Mayor Brown
WILL do the public service by not
longer delaying its forthcoming.
An exchange says; There is one
sure preventive of moths. 1t is
tansy. Sprinkle the leaves freely
about your woolens and furs, and
the moths will never get into them.
When will that committee of
the Council report on the petition
last fall of the property owners of
the chill fora better sidewalk along
the vineyard on Bloomfield avenue?
They now vaccinate people as a
protection against cholera. The
time may yet come when all dan
ger Of catching that well known
disease, love, may be avoided by
vaccination.
Some society papers are giving
the June brides advice as to the
proper way to approach the altar.
Time brings its changes, but the
popular way is still by the old
bridal path.
There is lesson for those busi-
ness men who are disposed to de-
vote much time to politics in ex-
Secretary Fosters reason for his
failure-"neglect of business occa-
stoned by my devotion to politics
The deaths in town during the
last few days include those of
lanes A. Norton and Mrs. Kane, a
three year old daughter of ex-
City Clerk Walter L. Finch; a
four-year old son of Jas. Jolley;
Mary E., wife of Alexander Matt
land, and James Post, a brother-in-
law of the late David Campbell.
The Pennsylvania has plan
and charter for a gigantic tunnel
from Jersey City to Brooklyn.
The scheme is to so locate depots
in New York and Brooklyn that
they can drain the two cities for
passengers for their roads. The
plan is said to be feasible and of
course will cost many millions OF