The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-04
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terms. The police seem to enjoy arrest
ing the bicycllsts, and they stop everyone
en- susn.pson for fear there might be one
having no bell who might pass.
This bicyclists in return are angry al
what they term the police Interference
and they do everything possible 10 annoy
the police. They insist on ringing their
bells so loudly and so continuously that
now there some danger the residents VIII
follow the example set recently by the
Hoboken people. namely, object to having
bicyele bells rang because it makes TOO
much noise at night.
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Mrs. Ballington Booth and Colonel
Patty Watkins had charge of the Audi
torir1m Meeting last Sunday in the Park.
Colonel Patty was companie by STAFF
Captain Lindsey. to whom she is to be
married next week In Carnegie Hall.
Captain Susie Macomber, formerly of this
Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Booth had as usual
large audiences at both the morning and
evening services. Colonel Patty had
charge of the afternoon National SER
vice.
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The beach band stin plays on and viii
play on until September Is. The band
| concerts are always the last of the sum
mer amnsemen.s when thew sion and
fhEPa are no lnnpRr concerts in the n3 VIII
ions those neonle left IN the PARK feel
that there is no rse Of nretenaing IA feel
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The park l. certa,nlv A. its love,,ost IN
san4emher and oc+oher The ooaon ,s
and tba trees are then most baa,,t;f,,
Brt lovely as II e when the naanla bsssn
barred when the chairs arc taken n
laseness are 50 great hat tnev far out
weigh the beauties, Of nature and the
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There are some people who prefer to
than when the crowd Is there. Among
these are several Jersey CITY people,
Mrs. w. w. yarick is now visiting Mrs.
John Scott and her family at their prettv
Park. Mrs. Scott and her daughter left
this city soon after the death Of Mr..
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