The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-25
GREENvILLE GOSSIP

Edward Lauffer n Joseph Miller,
young men employed at E. Gothberg's
an accident yesterday afternoon in which
both received painful injuries. The young
men We're carrying a ladle OF molten
his end to slip through his hands. The
metal splashed about and both were adj
" burned about the face and body. Lauf-
Boulevard and Miller was taken to his
residence on Linden avenue.
The n; receipts a the meeting Of the
No. on Tuesday evening amounted to
S.134. The association is now busily en-
gagged preparing its effects TOR removal
The retirement Of Uncle" John Nor
ren from the management of rRarnber
causes no end of regret among the local
politicians and members of the Citizens
Association: During the past five years
shop of Greenville. There politics were
discussed n local improvements talked
of until it became the only place in town
could be obtained. Uncle John will be
missed.
If Greenvine had a few more citizens
have more improvements than it now en-
joys. Mr.. Harvey is anxious to have
Brown place opened from GARFIELD avenue
taxed, and heavily, too. no doubt, for the
Improvement. he has expressed himself
as WulllDS To Day S0Uu tCNdfQS the project
rather than see it abandoned.
The windows of the club rooms of st.
Pauls Catholic Club. on Linden avenue.
nave been draped in mourning out of
Father Scnandel.
The arrangements for the entertainment
Belvedere Hall under the auspices of the
Greenville Circle No. 222. Companions of
the Forest, have all been completed and
an enjoyable evening is assured all who
attend, An excellent programme will be
presented and after the entertainment
daTnSs a me wla5 es e9'9 eSs rhiesen Amateur
entertainment and reception which viii
day evening, May IA. A rehearsal win be
held this evening at Voss' Hall on Rose
Say Say view Lodge. F. and a. NJ, will
hold an important conmunicasion this
evening at Bamber Hall.
G~reenyille society having tired of pro-
greSsive euchre is now devoting its time
to mastering the standard German game
of p%inochle. In Greenville he who does
little enjoyment at present
Now that the new quarters Of the Min
kakwa Club are furnished they are crowd
room IS the most attractive SPOT and the
ivory balls are kept spinning at a lively
rate over the green baize. Fred Schultz
and George Wegman are the clubs pool
The failure of the officials OF the Con-
solidated Traction Company to provide
better accommodations for the patrons
Of the Baycnne line has caused the rest
dents of Greenyille to say many unpleas-
ant things of late. The residents com
plain that cars are badly overcrowded
during the busy hours Of the morning
and svening and they want more cars e
say, are run so i~rregularly that passen-
gers often are forced to wait from fif-
teen to twenty minutes on the street
corners. The Citizens Association will
be asked TO give this matter attention
The services of No. ID Engine Company
are required 50 seldom m this section
exhibitions to keep in training. On Tues
day morning the old engine was brought
out of the house and Tested on Linden
avenue Water was secured from the
hydrant in front of the engine house and
the dirty pavement received a much need
ed cleaning.
The burglars who have been terrcriz-
ing Greenville nave remained under cover
for the past two weeks and the residents
are resting easier than they nave been
for some time. The large demand for
reyolyers and other formidable weapons
at. the local stores seems to have scared
the burglars.