The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-19
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The LIVELY HEWANlIES
Membership Roll Growing
Fast and Trouble Ahead
for the Bosses.
10 WATCH ENROLMENT
Defeat at the Primaries Will
Not Discourage Them
Address by Rev.
Mr.. Ackert.

Tn Thomas MeElWan Association neiu
another lively and interesting meeting II
the Avenue House last night. There was
a fair attendance. All present listened att
tenttvely, enjoyed and ~appiauded a pa
triotic address delivered by the Rev.
Winifred r. Ackert of Union Hill. Mr..
Ackert's address was in accordance with
a resolution passed at the last sneeting
directing a committee TO secure some
prominent speaker for every meeting OF
the association. William Camp secured
Mr.. Ackert. A big yellow mastiff, whica
the association declared was a mascot,
assisted vocifereusly in every round Of
APPLAUSE which greeted the remarks Of the
speaker. Thofnas owen Evans of North
Bergen, who last week submitted for en-
rollnent for membership a list Of %
names, last night supplemented it with a
list of thirty-five more. Sixteen members
were also proposed by a member from
West Hobolken. The membership is
crawling close to the 1000 mark. Frederick
Bugaseh, of Hudson City, was also elees-
ed d member. and the peculiar coincidence
OF another Major William 3. Simmons be-
! coming a member was noted. This fact
is apt TO lead to some confusion in re-
ports of the affairs of the association un-
less some method is adopted TO distinguish
one from the other. The new Major Sim
mons halls from West Hoboken. Major
| William B. Simmons No. l was one Of the
founders of the association. He does not
olaim to be a full-fledged major. He WIS
a serg~eant-ma5or. and his friends got in
to the habit Of dropping the word ser
geant'' IN connection with the title which
he won by good service. Major William
Nh / saws that Major William No. 2 is q
full-ffedged major.
The committee appeinted to secure per-
aaoa. aaaa,ax+asr 81 +ba assoeiation
maneht h~eaddhaftefs foF the associ'eion
| reported that it had taken a suitable hail
| al M. 54s Newark avenue. This was for
merry used IS j theatre. h association
viii renovat Is The i hail. and for this pur-
pose o "; =. S esant ssa ar rev, = = ea a,,5o. tos.
rn.esisa = q IN asaat l. hesd.
quarters next Thursday night.
w;1liam caun. secretary of the commit
ssrs~. ~ aaana;
tee appointed 70 aEranse iol ~ | -
ment, the proceeds of which are to be
bandea a1-ar to tha citizens, War Relief
NNs NIL An z 80 absoaoa Il
committee OF thts CITY. III tAe apsehSs %
the chairman, reported that the commit-
foo decided tn hold d grand musical and
sSs~s ~ prassar,s
alio eiaiiiaeie eNNei 9
Hail, GtAL al SS1bO OA O4't
| her II. The comedy. IA Rainy Day; or,
a Circus to Order VIII pc among the a.
fractions. Mr.. Camp said that the COM
nittea had decided to charge fifty and
TWENTY-FIVE cents Tor certain Glasses %
seats, but that the packed ones would pe
sold at auction. An elegant advertising
s,.on;n 3 = ~ n,asa,tad ~ aacb mr.
SouFehfi - = - 70
chaser of tickets, and Messrs, MoiyneauS'
Sfhaef were We ai !; Sehe eregsn tia u l. : so 1Sa
advertisements TOR the souVehlI;
IN response TO a shggestlon thrown OUT
BY Charles Coooe. 81 Eopeken, a eoha-
in every precinct TO look after the enroll
| ment under the call by the regular Repub-
look after the interests Of the asso-
citation generally. This COMMITTEE
Is composed Of Charles Cobbe, Of
sew Civ; Thomas O.. Evans. Of North
Bergen; Stephen Van Nest. of Hoboken;
| Charles r.. Vale, of Jersey City. George
Kearnev; David Ahl1nond, of Arlington;
| T,o,Iis Schaefer Of Union Hill: julius Ro-
deck If New Durham. Holm Sfieh. Of
| West Hoboken The committee may he
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sociatIon lost at the primaries, that ehaed
it.
THAT is where you are wrong inter-
fupted MI. Camp when We lose at the
primaries that's where we begin over
again.
The Rev. Mr.. Ackert then addressed the
| association on the subject of Good Citi-
| zenshin and Good Goyernsnent.p and was
| eiecfed an honorary member. Chairman
Christia said that some peonle might he
disnesad ~ eaii the ol,,h an assoeiation
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