Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-04-15
Hudson Heights And
Fairuiew 1own Notes

School Trustee William r. Stein
boch has left for the south where he
hopes to regain his health. Mr.. Stein
boch was confined to his home on
Fulton avenue for many weeks. His
speedy recovery is hoped for by his
many friends.
Miss Barbara Rose has returned
to her home in Fiskill, N. Y, after
a pleasant stay with her Aunt, Mrs.
William E. Dyer, of Wall street.
The telephone has been installed
in the new Fairview police station,
and the number is 705 Cliffside. Per-
sons wanting police service in the
future are requested by the towns
officials to use the above number. The
new headquarters for the police de-
partment have been fitted out in fine
style. All of the borough's offices
will be housed in the building which
is on Bullsferry road at Hancock
place and whatever business is trans
acted now will be done here. The
mayor and council have decided to
hold committee meetings here every
Monday night in the future when all
of the towns business will be talked
over. The board hopes to keep itself
in better touch with the existing
conditions by this method as it is ex-
pected that many persons will be on
hand to offer suggestions for the
betterment of the town. The borough
officials are being warmly commend
ed for their action of placing the
police station where it now stands,
q Of no r1o
fleets credit on those who had the
matter in hand George Siler has
been appointed janitor of the new
building and is lending his efforts to
carry out all plans to keep the place
up IN every respect.
At a recent meeting of Tiger Hose
Company, Herman Dorman was ini-
tlated as member
The matter of the poormaster re-
port, which is submitted to the coun-
Gil each month, was the cause of a
lengthy discussion at Monday nights
meeting, owing to the fact that some
of the members of the board demand
ed that Mr.. Schinkel place the names
and addresses of eall persons receiy-
ing aid from the borough on the re-
port. Councilman Noon argued that
this should be done he was alone in
his thoughts. 1t was agreed that a
record should be kept of all persons
receiving aid. This Mr. Schinkel said
he did and that his books are open
to all at all times. This arrangement
was not satisfactory to Councilman
Noon who insisted that the names of
all persons receiving aid be read in
open meeting. Because a person hap
pened to be so unfortunate as to have
to ask for public aid was no reason
that their plight should be exposed
and kicked around like a foot ball,
was the general opinion of the board.
1t was finally decided that the names
be placed on the poormaster's re-
port but not read in open meeting
If any member of the council, or any
other person wishes to look the re-
port over they will be at liberty to
do so.
Mrs. M. c. Murphy, of Households,
N. Y, spent the past week end with
her brother L. S. Ryan.
Louis Castellano, the popular
grocer of Bullsferry road, has
classy new Ford delivery car.
Theodore Kornweible, of Newark,
spent last Sunday at the Sues home
on lakewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. MCGEE, of Okla
homa, have moved into the borough
and taken up their residence on Oak
wood avenue.
Rev. Berrian, of West New York,
delivered an interesting address on
affairs in foreign countries at meet
ing held in the First Presbyterian
church on Anderson avenue Thursday
evening. Rev. Berrian heads the
Foreign Mission of this State.
Mrs. William R. Steinboch is ac-
companying her husband on his south
ern health trip.
Miss Mulledy, teacher in the Lin
coin school has been removed to her
home in Trenton owing to serious
illness. Miss Mulledy was striker
with appendicitis while teaching. A
late report from her home town has
it that the young woman is recover
ing nicely from an operation which
was performed to eradicate her ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Rosen-
kranz are entertaining A. Levitt, of
Raven Rock, at their home on Pail
SADIE plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Candelmo, of
Shadyside, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Candelmo's parents in New
York City.
Miss Jeanette Ryan, of Bayonne,
is visiting her uncle and aunt on Wall
street.
A patent has been granted for a
device to make the vacuum that al
ways forms just in front of vessels
propeller draw out water that accum-
ulates in the vessels hull.
A Brazilian city uses a trolley car
ambulance to transport patients to
and from hospitals in it's suburbs.
A dredge built in Holland for the
government of Uruguay crossed the
Atlantic ocean under its own steam