New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
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49,. ,,..,r1 ~ the Board Of Trustees 10
raer there wer present George A. Read VINO pe
sided. Trustees Young, Marsnali, COMFY, $50
Patterson Townsend and j. AlVor' r"' go =
corrun,cat lions were read AS follows FF"n ru''
voru steamer and Hose Company. asking perms
,or - take their steamer on parade al "'-s
plain. Referred to committee with power IRON
Counsel Dillon asking the Board 10 appoint Ncao'
las Fox constable FOR the upper part or the leg
Referred 20 the Committee on Police FROM Wins"
T Kelley Superintendent OF Fire Alarms oa'"ns
attention 10 the dangerous condition OF some OF 'n'
electric light poles throughout the village Company
was told 10 replace dangerous poles al once from
ne residents OF South Regent-st. asking for aa'n
hoxes Referred 10 the proper COMMITTEE, ~
power IRON Re sn~ e TO- Somm1;tee on Lamps Pa
mission was received by the Board lron tne ~ ~
eminent 70 ,inP Ton,lv. the clerk was authorized
secs the nSees ss dog pr ornanee Tn. Oa
adjourned until Monday. July l5
Several ~ the members OF Mellor Hose Company
No 4 attended the annual clamoahe .. fuA
Hose South Norwak The guests feaNe' 70 'H."
hearts. content and returned home VIII ses9 49,
ssar - Miss an entertainment given by ere n's
ladies OF Connecticut -,
Tho Rev W C. Wilson Of Brooklyn. will preaca
in the summerield Methodist Episcopal 'nurcn W
morrow morning and evening The muslcai Se'''~
Will be conducted by L. II. Hayden.
Masters "Dick" Batten. Thomas Hayes H. ne.
nit. William Durham George Fox and J. Ma.AA~
are encamped for a weeks sport near Byrain LAC
TIE trustees OF ST Francis African Methoass
Episcopal Zion Church will give "turnaoon, -
ciable and entertainment on Ihursoss ne en.s
July Is The mon will have charge OF the ~"1'
affair. even 10 the serving OF the gnests
Miss Nellie Parker and number OF young rr'eno
recently made a bicycle trip from Port 'heS'sr
Long Branch The cyclists ana tner escorts "''1s
the Journey In A DAY.
Miss Adde Miller. a whee~crnan on 'ro'es~'
was thrown from her wheel by her dress cafcnlns
in the spokes Her injuries consist OF fra''uT'
knee and several severe bruises.
The Blue Ribbon League held an enjoyao'e me~
ing this week at the residence OF Mrs X. weekA
TEMPERANCE Another meeting Will be held on neA'
TUESDAY night in the Methodist lecture-roorl
Tn. Firemen's Benevolent Fund Association "a
elected Herman L. Marshal a member OF thar o."
ranization Mr. Marshars grandfather. ire ron
John F. Marshal. the frst president 81 tne a.
the treasurer OF the association since its foundacoa
more than twenty years ago
Grand Councillor Henry C. Baltic. OF The Loysa
Addition B. A.. Thomas A. Howard. n. O. C.. AN
William H. Oliver Grand Recorder paid an ous'
cial visit TO the local council this week and parxs:
mated in the initiation OF several candidates w
membership
Peter = Henderson, District Department q ~
Of the ROYAL Arcanum paid an official visit TO "a
local council last evening, and was warmly s'esS~~
Protection Engine and Hose Company. o, ess
Port Chester IL making elaborate arrangements J"
It's picnic on Thursday. July 80 The music VIA -
furnished by Weker's orchestra
There is no cessation in the rigid manner IN ~nss
the Sunday closing law is being enforced. Even 'h'
Italian BARRIERS have cause for fear. one OF tne1
who was arrested last Sunday. has been alrASS~
before Justice Marshal and fined -
The evening services OF Ct. Peters Church havs
been discontinued during the warm weather