Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-04-01
Hudson Heights And
Fairuiew Town Notes

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J Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Paterson
have returned to their home in SIAM
ford, Conn.,, after a pleasant stay
with Mrs. Paterson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Dyer, of No. Sd Wall
street.
The Ideal Moving Picture Studio
on the bluff of the Palisades, is near
ing completion, and operations are
expected to start soon. The upper
story of the building is constructed
entirely of glass.
At a recent meeting of Court Fair
view, 102, Foresters Of America, w.
L. Rosenkranz, the popular Hudson
Heights druggist, was elected the Of
fetal drug dispenser for the lodge.
Final arrangements have been
completed for the annual barn dance
of the Grandview Hook and Ladder
Company which is to be held this
evening in fire headquarters on Lin.
coin and Garfield streets. The COM
mittee have been busy decorating the
hall so that it now resembles "regu-
lar barn" with its pigsties and other
other paraphernalia which go to
make one think of the place "back
hum" The guests will be all rugged
up to represent their rural brothers
and sisters and in all the affair prom
ises to be jolly one.
One hears these days few COM
plants against the fact that the
houses of the towns have no official
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your out-of-town friends to find your
place of abode. Several persons
were heard to complain during the
past week that some of their friends
had called in town to visit them, but
after wandering around for a half
dozen hours in an effort to find the
house they sought, gave it up as a
bad job and returned to their homes.
A postal, a few days after the visit,
told of their visit to the town of their
fruitless efforts to find whatever
home they were looking for. Will the
complaints against the no-number
system grow in manner which will
force progress in this matter?
Ned Hopper, former resident of
Hudson Heights, now of New York
| OICy, was dlIlOIlS IiiooS W deteiiu Iue
ball given by the Hudson Heights
Fire Company last Saturday evening
School trustee-elect, Williem R.
Steinbock is slowly recovering from
the illness which has confined him to
his home on Fulton avenue for many
weeks.
Patrolman and Mrs. John Ridg-
way entertained a few friends at
their home on Probst place last Sun
day. The guests were: Misses Mar
jorie and Emma Blank, of Hoboken;
John Hartmann and daughter Miss
Emma, Henry Hartmann and Charles
Ridgway, of Jersey City.
Sergeant of Police Teddy and
Roundsman Magrino are classy look
ing cops, now that the gold braid and
badges have been added to their uni
forms.
The mayor and council will meet
as committee tomorrow Sunday
morning for the purpose of inspect
ing Walker street and determine what
can be done toward establishing a
new grade on the hill at Ninth street
The matter is to be taken up at once
by the council, and the engineers will
accompany the members of the coun-
Gil. The officials will also inspect the
work done at the disposal plant, and
Mayor Lyons has asked all residents
of the town, who are interested in
the plant, to be on hand tomorrow
morning. The officials will probably
get there at about II o'clock.
A street crossing which is dis
grace to the Borough of Cliffside
Park and which should receive the
immediate attention of the officials
of that borough, is the one located or
Hudson place at the trolley tracks
Hudson Heights. The crossing has
never been anything more than mut
! hole, and persons crossing there have
J to wade through the slush ankle
, deep. The place has been put ir
condition time and again by private
) persons who have refused to spenc
any more of their hard earned dol
lars in looking after work that should
have the attention of Cliffside of.
ficials. If any of the towns fathers
care to interest themselves in the
r matter they can easily find the place
by getting off the Palisade trolley
. car at Hudson place and turn to-
ward the Hudson river. It is hope(
r by the Hudson Heights residents tina
!, something will be done by the of
{. ficials to relieve the disgraceful con
ditions at this point of the borough
;, A large New York firm, seeking t
' locate in this section of Jersey, ha
: written to the Fairview Board O.
: Trade asking what that town has t,
: offer in the line of sites and induce
J, ments for a factory employing up
: ward to a thousand persons. Fair
view is not blessed CD with Boar