The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
GOOD AND TRUE MEN
Sketch Of the Democratic
Candidates for the Board
of Aldermen.
SIX REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS
They Deserve the Support of All
Who Are Interested in the
Welfare of Jersey City.

Excellent selections have been made
by the Democrats party in its Alder
manic candidates. Tney are all business
men and enjoy the confidence and respect
of everyone in the neishborhood wnere
they reside. They are men of educa-
ton and refinement. which fact has proo-
ably been ascertainsd by careful voters
They are men deserving of the support
of persons interested IN the welfare of
the city They are not politicians ana
aepire to be Aldermen only that they
n:ght be extended an opportunity at
some time to do good. service and i'm
prove the general condition of affairs.
WILLIAM CALNON.
In the FIRST distr.at, William Calnon
is the candidate. He resides al No. 24o
York street. He is about thirty-four
years of age and man OF experience.
For the past twenty years he has been
connected with the shipping department
of the now International Navigation Com-
pany, better known as the American
Liae. When the company was located m
this city, Mr.. Cal,lon had one hundred
men under his supervision at all times.
when the company removed to New
York Mr. Calnon was rewarded for his
services by being promsted to the po-
sit5en CT chief shipping clerk, position
of considerable trust. The Officials of
the company speak In the highest terms
of him. He is Presidea. of St. Peters
J,yeeum. ard is connected with many
other church and social organizations
He recently resigned the office of Vice
President of a New York branch of the
Knights Of Homer. He Is man OF honor
and should receive the support of voters,
irrespective Of party.
AMBROSE GUTTON.
The Second district Democrats have
pledged their support TO an enterprissng
Young man A Ambrose Guiton. He re-
sides at No 596 Grove street and is en-
eaged IN the trucking business i'm which
he gives employment to a number of
men. He is a young Democrat and is
a son of the late Fare Commissioner,
John Gufton Mr.. Gtston IS the candi-
ierte of tsse Young men and he VIII, no
szcs,bt. b. eaecsed by a handsome ma
ii,rsty. He IS making a red hot canvass
ed VIII pressi5ly procure a number of
votes for the heal Of the ticket
ALBERT L0SEL.
Albert LoseI who has been selected
TO r~p-esfnt the people. of the Third DIS
.tr.cs in the bfa~d. lives. ;. -. GAO Jer-
, er avenue. Tie IS engsgsd in business
cr,,. New York. He is young maa, ana
az sasna. social argani izafsa51s:
Efs fr.ends are booming his campaagn
along in great shape. He will poll
large vote.
JOHN MANIoN.
To-, NJ s-, the Fourth district can
d:da.e, is qbahly better known than
anv of : tflssr candidates. He is an
old Hemcersf.ic war horse. He has been
in tfe P,ard o. Aldermen before. He
has a strong following.
GREGORY A. JUDGE.
G~aqo--- \. Judge, who is running in
n,st ayerre. He IS doing an extensive
carpenter business. He has hard road
to travel, but his prospects of winning
are very bright. The Democratic work
ers ere leaving no stone unturned to
elect bin. He is deserving of the sup
ps1t. CT every property owner and every
person interested in good government
CHARLES PARKINSON.
The 8 xth ddstrict Democrats are MAX
ing a royal battle for Charles Parkinson.
He resides at No. 8 Boyd avenue and is
a builder He Is acknowledged by his
opponents to be a splendid candidate
The party lines are drawn SO closely in
the Sixth, that Mr.. Parkinson has no
easy thing of 1t. He is making a gallant
fight and his friends in the Kimmerly
Association are doing honest work for
him.
The Democratic candidates are rep
resentatsve men and they all stand