The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-08-31
MONDAYS
EVENTS.
Plenty Of Amusement Fol
Those Who Have Holiday
on Labor Day.
Big FESTIVAL At UNION Hill
Foresters and Fireman VIII
Hold Large Celebration
Yachting and Other
Sports.
Big FESTIVAL At UNION HILL

the United Building Trades Council OF
Hudson county will be held In Bayonna
The Council has greatly increased iii
strength in the southern section of thu
county in late years and for this reaso1
Bayonne was chosen for the demonstrA
ton. All the affiliated building industrief
will take part and the Council will be res
inforced by visitors from New York,
Staten Island and elsewhere. A parade
through the principal street of Bayonns
will be followed by a monster picnic al
Arlington Park. There will be all sorts ei
games and contests for valuable prizes
These prizes have been donated by friends
of the Council. A baseball game between
married and single men will be one of the
features
The biggest Labor Day event will doubts
less be that of the Central Labor Union
of Hudson County. Ten thousand people
are expected to attend its festival Mon-
day afternoon and evening at SehuetzeH
Park, Union Hill. The Labor Union ID
composed of the three Typographical
unions, three cigarmakers' unions, COO
pers', butchers, brewery workers. eleetrf-
cal workers, painters, horseshoers.
brass workers, walters, bartenders, and
other unions.
Anyone of the visitors will have a
chance of winning gate prize of S., and
there will be cash prize bowling for both
ladies and gentlemen. Each child present
is to receive bag of candy son entering
the gates. They will also have the op-
portunity of contesting for prizes in a
series of games arranged. specially for
the children.
For the general crowd, in addition to
dancing an interesting programme has
been arranged. 1t includes English and
German Punch and Judy shows, feats By
, a Japanese juggler athletic exhibition by
the Turn Verein of Hudson county, a
great wire act with quick changes. fire
king (specialty), trick horse acrobatic
feats. club swinging by John Hilpert, and
singing by the United Singing Societies of
Hudson county. There will be two bands
of music and dancing on both platforms.
The officers of the festival will be-
Cornelius Ford, President; Michael culloo.
Vice-President; Louis Kuhn, Treasures,
Joseph P. O'Lone, Recording Secretary;
James Carberry. Sergeant-at-Arms; Geo.
Daum, William Eekhardt Max Sehuenke.
John Thiery and Gus Deckelmaier.
The Foresters of America will hold their
annual Labor Day Festival Monday at
Grenville Schuetzen Park, under the
auspices of Hudson Court, No. g. Green
vile Court, No. 13 Pride of the Hill
Court. No. 16, Triumph Court. No. q,
Pamrapo Court, No. so, Acme Court, No.
81. The members of the courts will parade
to the park The parade starts at Grand
street and Ivy place at IL A. NJ The line
of march is as follows Grand street to
Bramhall avenue, to Jackson avenue. ts
Kearney avenue, to Ocean avenue, to
Danforth avenue, to Old Bergen Road. to
Pearsall avenue, to Boulevard to tho
park AT the park there will be a pro-
gramme of up-to-date attractions, after
noon and evening, including Prof. f. A
Hendriekson's Punch and Judy. Prof.
Harry Lester, comic singer and humorist;
Prof johnson, comedian; Prof. Dumontt
in magic and mystery, and Edisons pro-
iectoscope, with 200 views including the
Pan-American Exposition and all ths
latest pictures, accompanied by the famoua
pianist, Prof Paderisskie. The children's
games include potato race, obstacle.
wheelbarrow, shoe and other races. Pie
eating contest and many other events for
prizes Dancing at P. NJ. The officers
are:-Francis ]. Brady, Sr., president;
VIM. F. Roehrer, vice president; John T.
Murray treasurer; w. Laubenheimer,
financial secretary; P. Fichtl, Jr., record
ing secretary; Ernest j. Poole, CORES
spending secretary; J.W. Clarke, sergeant-
alarms. The final contest will be prize
bowling for $50 in cast and other valuable
prizes The floor manager Is Thomas
Moran and his assistants are John J.
Langdon, M. McDonough. Grand Mar
shall, Francis Brady and the following
aids will be in charge, Martin Flaherty,
Jos. Westermann, John T. Murray, w.
Bromby, Ernest ]. Poole, Thos, Fad
den.
The second annual Epworth -eague ex-
cursion will be held Monday to Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park under the aus
pices of the Jersey City Epworth Union
associated with Chapter 3,479, First NJ. E.
Church, Bayonne. Those who go on the
excursion will have ten hours at thu
shore. A speucial train will leave ths
Central Railroad foot Liberty street al
1853 A. NJ, Whitehall street at 7:40 A. NJ.
Jersey City at 5 A. NJ, Communipaw ave.
nue. at s02 A. NJ, Claremont at S.04 A.
NJ, Van Nostrand place at SOC A. NJ.
Greenville at sos A NJ, and all stations
on main line to Bergen Point. Returnins
train leaves Asbury Park at A. M.
The annual picnic of the Gustav 10th
Association, named after the popular All
derman of the Twelfth ward, will be held
at Pohlmann's on Monday afternoon ard
evening A great crowd is expected to
attend the affair. No organization in the
Hudson City section has drawn greater
crowds to it's social events than can be
set down to the credit of the 10th Assoc
citation. Over two thousands people at
tended its annual ball at Central Hall In
February last.
The Firemen's Relief Association Will
hold its annual picnic Monday at Bald
win Park An excellent programme o.
athletic events has been arranged.
District Assembly No. 19l. Knights, Of
Labor. will hold its annual picnic Mon
day at Glendale Park, Communipaw ave
nue. A large attendance is expected
Among the features will be athletic games
for both adults and children and dancing,
The Pavonia Yacht Club will hold a re-
gatta on New York Bay of the club
house. foot of Forty-first steet, Bay
onne The races win start promptly at
In o'clock A. M. Five classes Of boats
will participate.