New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
NEW-RO rHEILE.

THE New Rochelle Paragraph" which also prints
an edition for Mamaroneck and has headquarters
there came ont yesterday In both editions for Nc
Kinlev and Hobart and sound money. The Para
graph has hitherto been neutral In politics and its
action will have great weight in the eastern side OF
Westminster County THE Paragraph" explains its
attitude In the following excerpt. taken from the ed
torial columns:
The Paragraph will enter this campaign pre-
pared do It's utmost to EJECT the Republican ticket
been its duty to stand by the Union To-day It's duty
stand by the Union is just as plain II we can win
cies our reward Will be worth the labor; Mckinley
and Hobart represent the unprecedented prosperity
will help bring back the confidence OF the American
iected We have found again and again that me
weekly newspaper was Closer TO the voters and car
ried greater Influence the polls outside the cities
than he grea, city newspapers The local newspa-
per represents the voter In his home The majority
for Mckinley and Hobart must be made decisive
possible
Adran Iselin jr. sailed for Europe on Wednesday.
where he will join his family They will protably re-
turn home early in the autumn.
Herman Lambden has bought from E. Iambden.
r.. FOR s4,@c TIE building in which the Windsor
Georse lambden James Ross and Peter Berger
about town 10 levy assessments.
The New-Rochelle Whcelmen have decided 10 hold
New Rochelle. opposite Heanor's farm. The contest
Is open 10 club members only and is expected 10 be
d interesting AFFAIR
+. A. VI tynard. secretary of the Organized Charity
Society. has submitted her report. in which she
saws: while the sOcicty has only been in existence
since February y Of the present year. II has given
proof I'm various practical ways Of the need Of It's
existence II has opened and maintained at No
2ai Main-st "A regular bureau OF registration and
investigation. with an agent ana representative In
charge d-voting her entire time TO the work. The
average applications for relief have been about
n day for The last three months The society has
formed a large and special field OF service In OBJ
tanning employment for the worthy poor. and Of
such persons IL has registered about 30 and
women since ts establishment For these app-
cunts the bureau has been able 70 obtain 100 days
work and employ mcnt for sixteen others ranging
from one week to one month. and permanent en-
plOymrni for five persons To the other lines Of
The service tn" society now proposes 10 add penny
provilcnt fund. where young children can deposit
small sums ana learn To save their money. The
hcaduunrters and depository OF the penny provident
fund I'M New Rochelle will be at No 29J Main-st
and if POSSIBLE IT viii be begun on August l.
Mis- Alma Mahstcdt has gone Port smouth
Ohio where she VIII spend the summer with rcla-
tives
n NJ Turner has given out the contract for
new hous. In Davrnport's Neck. to tg.ND
Forty bicycle racks have been erected In the
First Presbyterian church
Joscph 6 Reynolds Is building $3.50 house for
MIR Lowell In Sickcs-avc and he will also build a
new house In Bccchwood ave. for Homer f. Elder
kin. the Town Clerk
j II smith Editor of the New Rochelle Press"
and his wife have gone to Highinount. In the cat
skills. where they VIII occupy their cottage for
Past commander Wilson. OF Farnsworth Post No
10 q 4 r. and Past Senior Nicc-' commander a
/. Sweat. Of Flandrcau Post. NO "s O. \. r.. this
the staff Of Department Commander Graham. Of
this State
About a dozen members OF Camp j. Is Sinclair
No o. Sons OF Veterans paid fraternal visit TO