The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-01
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
BRILLIANT DISPLAY.
Opening Of the Fair in Aid Of
St. Mary's Hospital Build
ing Fund Last Night.

1Nha foir EnouTn - fbo Eov.or M fEo
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Months, IN AID or St. Mary's hospital
building fund, opened last night in Odd
Fellows Hail.. Hoboken, Hoboken society
was out an 1oree 70 give a neiplhg mana
to this worthy cause.
AS carly as seven O'Clock people began
ia anter tha hail and a. haIf.nast a;eht
s = 49,
wnen Mrs. Charles Renwick, the President
of the fair, made the first address, the
ha,, SC 1a4..ana -sa-.s - -1..e
~A "~o ateSiAiy pdShcu Wfln p0ople'
ana the scene heightened by the different
colored booths and electric lights, was
one long to be remembered. There IS a
booth for e.cn manth - M asas sns !
each booth is of a different color, except
| the June booth (which 10 : haa,Yttf,,i ar
bor az c,,t aovve~s ana smaav Es.h Ia,
this booth win be trimmed with fresh
The a,ectr,coa atsn,a,
t,ras - 49, $500 = o'e : eae ie~
thousands of dollars, and is on q very
large scale. The set n,e.es yvara a..
"a need ~ ~ $780, Sea~.s. -
ssu Y MT. 1eoIge under
| atoms Mr. A u porta 49, ahanna =
the electrical exhibit. Directly back 81
the stage is "Old Glory, with the th.r-
teen original stars, hundreds Of scintillat-
u ~~<0 4tkIIlS IldkIIlR IHIH "a n441lJfII1f
sight. On the left of the platform IS d
! windmill in motion This IL also eat ~
by electric lights, as well as a revolying
barrel with different colored lights com
On each of the two corner booths are
Two dragons In pink lights. Or the top of
eacn OF the other ten booths Is a star
o. inherent colored lights, except on the
globes about the size of a hickory i
Lnese are scattered on the top and give a
: p hee eIscL.
Ill Inc nooths with the managers M as
sgsam.s arg as 1oiows:E
Januafy ewlnter goodsl-Mesdames M.
xUtassen, o. Seuperger, L Hart, J. S.
! cohen II ttm7egmans II. Mayer, G.
MNases Y stSddIlngeT Schiller G.
r. poa I. Sea1ler u. Joseph, y Cstron,
NJ wau tuscan, hiees, A. Low PInkus, D.
| Hart Drissa, MISSES y Hart NJ
I Geismar SsupsisgT, e.
| Ash. J. Wolff' Aane ? f'osenoorI' A.
FEBRUARY 1s-fationerv hooks -
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| Stantnn, sssssto DtsprvW, 2. BurneeIe, =.
| Scott. r, Inca.,saoa AlsSes w Scopt' 8.
Snoh, q p1oSSnsAooa vanderbilt, r.
| Cbaber NJ so psarn LaVerty, a. Layerty,
CIV p NsaS, Saianan,
Smith mause, ~ rue, w.
March fchi,dren,s u
M n Rnherss 7 Moe45n :. =. Nlver
Far nopsrl5, !. y. Fatferson, j. e
| Snencsr rlarixa q A1apas, MISSES
| heiser - ei' A. onei
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-Mesda wo = efyssaa and s1lverware)
CCsaeso1mes =. 2 Himpler, 3. Boyer,
va Hn ~ c g e n a; :; Demarssf; George
Se., Misses sCurlain, +. Dlngelsrsdt, A.
W. ~, ais1oert, alInpler NJ J. Himpier,
McFarland, y Otto, Scott, M. E.. Spies,
W~ettlaaler
May Nancy articles)-Mesadarnes e. J.
Steadman, G. /. Simon, Fl. Morton, G. D.
Julien. W. Perry, II. p. Campbell, s.
Smith, Keator, Fl. Nichols. w. A. Macy,
G. McCord, A. Mayer. 6. q. Perry. ~
Pfefferle. T. B. Stiliman, c. Williams, c.
Martin, w. Kamloh, A.. s. Bawldin; Misses
2. W. Cook. H. Richardson, Z. Havens,
TX. McCord, e. A. Allen. G.. Perry. Beck'
K. Perry, e. T. Steadmau. nc. Is.
June (fowers,-Manapar Mrs q IT
| Kimball assistants Misses n T-bonas
K. Judge. M. Browne A Curtin a Scott
ii Sta1nan, T. Itehman N Wieeins r.
| Pickenhach NJ Prowna uap5Larg q
McCauge. G. Erneenbereer p Kahrs <
Thomas r. n E;nsba1S McTo,,hran
| Ressnn a
III $50 ~
W X E,dIoh NJ ~ 4 1865 M Vt
= ME. 1ueisl. Mrs.
HufraL, assslsta1ss' MISSES ~ hudilcn,
66Iaals MaIglner, r. HaFtung. Anna
Heays =. AIsusSlne ~. n hanrs.
August soaat-Manage MIS-. A. W.
r1efzos' assistant, MISS
Septemner grocery store)-Managers
Mesdames H. f. FRANKIE, {. Perry, o.
Sieburg, w. T. Ravens, g. Patterson.
games Curley, u = Scheii, u Focht, Jr.,
j. Hanley, l.. Gill. T.. overland. A. Fraser