New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
PATERSON.
PREPARING FOR THE GREAT TEMPER
ANCE CONVENTION OF WOMEN.

u,opxING To RID THE CITY OF DIVES NOTES OF
LOCAL AND Personal INTEREST.
Earnest women whose chief aim in life Is TO fight
the drink traffic Will have possession OF paterson
for the greater part of next week Inc '"eh'
second annual convention OF the Womens Cnnsuan
Temperance Union OF NewJersey VIII assemble On
Tuesday and continue it's sessions through rnoas.
rws,tv-eve departments OF work will be represent
cd Some three hundred delegates are expected
Nrs Jouiee 9 Rounds. State president o. 'ne iowa
unions; Miss Bella Kearns of MISSISSIPPI ana 'onn
@ Woolley OF Chicago. are among the speakers
announced.
Resides this gathering a subject related 10 'e"'
perance has agitated large part OF 's
munity for some days. After an m'esusa"vA'
,hIcb reached the dimensions OF a court tria. the
Iicorsa Committee of the Aldermen has voted 70
recommend the revocation OF the license heip W
the PROPRIETOR OF a concerthall that mas come NV
notorie,y and has appointed Subcommittee p"
investigate two other places with vie" 10 '''''Ns
the city OF dives
II &c estimated that the people OF Paterson pay
ont 600 900 annually for fire insurance premiums
s !, COS, rho taxpayers $4,000 last year TO NAM
tain the Fire Department
-rho crusade of the Street Department against
| had sidewalks or property fronts without any ~
walk at all is being waged with Vlgor' . go;
| hundred complaints have been mace ny o"'' =,
| missioner Mclean against property -o""
linQuent in this regard, anu il my - IN
| 70 the matter by next week fine OF si0 eae" WI"
| be In order
,,sora h.s hssn a shaking up in the Fire Depart
! 80 ., annaratls as well as men. The chemioa
| engine has been transferred 10 the mousse io'ne'
/ occupied by steamer No. in Prospect-s'' 40.
has gone to No. rs old house In Tyler-st' anu w.
| : n a new house in Madison-ave Many "'"
have also been shifted from one company y"
! another.
! A srvinp club of women is the latest addi'ioH T"
tho towns social and artistic life About ior'y
! mo, this week and appointed a committee 10 OF
! ar,z. tho club and choose officers The director
| ia g Mortimer Wske, who conducts the orpne"
| Club OF male singers
A road which will cost the county over so'"
nronosed by the Board OF Freehoders IL VIII oe
macadam highway between CharottesDu'sa nd a., /,
Echo Lake in the upper part OF the county, anu r
to be constructed under law by which the STATE
petition, pays one-hrd OF the Sos.' ~ S ner cent
The total estimated cost or this rural road s's
Work on country roads by prisoners from te ,5r r
of convict labor did not pay II cost more 70 ana
the men to and from the work ana nre no'se' ""'
The Commissioners OF Public instruction nave . ue
cded TO open the night schools on october ~ 49,
: High School, and registration OF scholars WIZ oe on
the sth and 10th In the High school there ~
| be classes for adults IN penmanship DookKeePns
| and commercial arithmetic. ana In EnsNsh io' '''
| egn-born persons.
|
J 10 pound frame for the new steamooa, o.
| the Peoples Line. now building AT Newport NeHs.
Ii said be the largest forging ever made ]" Wv
United States, and when IL is taken 70 jersey ~
will project from the fatcars over the Westpou'
tracks 80 that the special taking II Will prac
will be given keep both tracks clear wnle II "a
| in transit Before the iron company took the otust
| il had have the Bergen tunnel measured ID sea
| whether the forging would pass through
| In spite OF the low and filthy water or the fas.
sale River below the city. Paterson throughout tne
long drouth has had and still elJoys an apulaas,
supply OF good water from Greenwood Lake. orougA1
| through the Morris Canal by an arrangement WIZ
| the Passaic Water Company.
Colonel Samuel Y. s. Aiuzzy, commanding the "a
Regiment of militia has issued orders for the re-
! sumption OF company drills, beginning october ~
| TO continue to May l. 1896. The orders speak II Az.
| preciative terms OF the good work done by tfe
| members Of the regiment In the camp OF instruction
and at the rifle ranges during the last summer.
| With the single exception OF the Society for Es-
| tab!shng Useful Manufactures, which VAS moor
! porated In 1921 by Alexander Hamilton ana others
and which founded the city or Paterson IN me io.
lowing year the Oldest organization in the city ~
| no doubt Passaic Engine Company No. l. whici
dates back 10 July T. 1915 The veterans Of tbs nfrt
| OF Paterson's volunteer fire companies VIII nave
! their annual dinner next Tuesday night
The Park Avenue Baptist Church Will celebrate
| tomorrow the twenty-slxth anniversary Of Ns Or
ganlzaton.
Arthur Wynne Shaw. a graduate OF Yale. iatey
engaged IN teaching in New YORK. has enttIed',sc
! General THEOLOGICAL Seminary TO prepare FOR lhe
| ministry OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. ths
interes; excited by this announcement Is aue - ".
| facf that Mr. shaw rs son OF the Rev. Dr. Char.cs
| u shaw pastor OF the Second Presbyteran 1huIca
| OF Paterson, and one or the Des-Aho"h @.e' o! "'
! OF that denomination In the state.