The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-02
~GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

When the Fourth Precinct police arrested
Liverpool Jack" Captain Nugent OF the Fifth
Precinct felt certain that the man VINO was
burgiarizing Greenville residences was behind
the bars. But the burglaries have not Ceased
and the residents have every reason to believe
that an organized gang is at WORK. A week ago
Yesterday, a sneak thief entered the residence or
Mrs. Granatn. No rs Pearsail avenue, and car
ried away a lot of jewelry and Si7 at haif-past
three O'Clock in the afternoon and while Mrs.
Graham was in the house. Captain Nugent ana
Sergeant Charles Haag, when question d by a
reporter of THE JERSEY CRY NEWS, denied all
knowledge OF the affair. =.
The Greenvilie Musical and Social Club VIII
elect officers this evening at Voss' Hall on Rose
avenue.
| tice this evening at the range on Gator avenue
The proposed plan OF building a new ciuo mouse
An effort wnl shortly be made ito reorganize
| the Greenviile Y. M. c.. A. Dramatic CLUB. Ii a
| reorganization Is effected the Freedom of tho
| Press" will be rewritten and revised and pres
ented at Bamber Hal
Tsbe nefjUion 10 the Board of Freeholders for
crosswaiks on the new county road, which is
being circulated by the trustees of the Zion
| Evangelical Church, has over a hundred sigma
lures. The lack of crosswalks on the county
road makes it necessary for the members of the
| church. as well as other pedestrians to wade
| through mud over a foot deep, when they desire
to cross the thoroughfare.
The Hudson County Schwabischer Vereia met
last evening nt Kraus' Hotel on Ocean avenue
and appointed a committee to arrange for a
social session some time this month.
Mrs. Mary Tyson, the new assistant ~Janttress
| of the Fifth Precinct st alton house, began her
| duties Yesterday.
The frozen ponds were crowded with skaters
yesterday. The quarry" pond has an excel
| lent surface.
The scholars of the gramma department of
| No. 20 School, who were examined for admission
into the High School, made 2 very poor show,
ing. But five passed, the smallest plumber of
any school.
the WoodIawn section is nearly completed. The
wall will greatly beautify the structure. II is
built of Philadelphia brick, with terra Gotta
\ panels and Drown stone trimmings. The con-
| tt actor expects to have the building completed
in o month.
At the next meeting of Chapter No. 500. Ep-
worth League, of the Linden Avenue NJ e.
Church. arrangements will be made for a public
meeting. The Chapter conducts a devotional
| service every Sunday evening in the school
| room. 1t has twentysfour members, and was
the third League organization effected in this
The Garfield Athletic Club has fitted up It's
| quarters In the old Fifth precinct station house
ia q coy manner. The walls have been painted
and new furniture and athletic apparatus make
the house second to none in the Greenville Soc
tion.
tend the reception or company A. Fourth
Regiment, ar Hasbrouck Hall, on Monday even
ing a,a.u,.,Ls q Fulton, ayenre batuee,
Ocean and Bergen avenues are IN q depioraele
| condition. Persons desiring to pass tn ough
| this thoroughfare should provide themselves
| with rubber booths. Mud TO the depth of
seysfal inches covers both sidewalks.
The Fortuightay Eucnre Club mold its regular
meeting and social session last evening at the
| residence of Mr.. Robert Carey, Avenue e and
| Pearsali avenue. Many close and exciting
| games were played.
West side Council. Jr. 0. q. A. NJ. held a
| progressive euehre party last evening at Orient
Hall. The event was the most enjoyable ever
held by the council.
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