Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-03

Service Company in Fort Lee, Edge
water, Cliffside Park, Leonia and
Fairview, will hold their annual dance
and reception in Cella's Hall, Fort
Lee, next Monday evening, election
eve, at which all of the officials of
the various municipalities in north
eastern Bergen County have been in
vited. A prize dance contest will be
feature of the evening.
The monster bazaar of the White
head Lodge, F. & A. M, that is being
held in the auditorium of their new
temple on Knox avenue, Grantwood,
was nightly attended by many resi-
dents Of Edgewater. One of the fea-
lures of the affair is the Buick auto
mobile that is to be ratified off this
evening and there are many other fea-
lures that is adding to the success of
the fair. Prominent among those
from Edgewater who are taking an
active interest in the bazaar are:
Mayor Henry Wissel, Henry R. Gaul,
Frank Joret, Bales C. Even, Peter
Zendler. Numerous beautifully dec
Grated booths add to the attractive
ness of the fair.
A tug belonging to the Cornell Tow
ing Compan-- the "R. M. Hedges"
while towing two vessels down che
Hudson on Monday, had it's propeller
q ght in the line, and was put out
1t and the tow drifted Per q few
miles, until Police Sergeant Kefoe,
seeing the ENHANCEMENT, telephoned
Supt Glazier Of the N. Y. S. & w.
R. R. coal depot who sent a tug to
give the much needed aid.
A fire broke out in the Casey flats
in Shadyside, Monday, causing about
81 900 in damage. Patrolman Dough-
ney sent in the alarm and the men
from No. house responded quickly.
1t is said that the fire started among
some old rags.
A new feature of the campaign in
Edgewater is the entrance in the race
for Councilman, of Ferdinand Pftz-
ner of Undercliff avenue as an indie
pendent candidate. Mr.. Pftzner is
well-known in Edgewater, and is
upshing vigorous campaign of ac-
quaintance throughout the Borough.
The Northern Rollickers, composed
of girls of the Borough, held we'll
attended dance in No. 1 Fire House,
Wednesday evening. 1t was an old
time Halloween affair, and every
body enjoyed themselves.
Harry Nelson, who enlisted in the
old 69th, N. Y. Inf. last April, and
now member of the 165th Regulars,
Co. /, paid short visit to his family
in Edgewater last week before his
departure to the other side of the
Atlantic.
Fire Company No. 3, popularity cal
led the "Minute Men," will hold their
annual dance at their firehouse in
Shadyside, Saturday evening, Nov.
8. A large crowd from all sections
The Committee on entertainment
has been working earnestly to make
this affair the most successful since
the formation Of the club. 1t will be
a masque and civic ball and there will
be many gold pieces awarded to those
wearing the best costumes. Two
bands will be on hand to insure con-
tinuous round of music and pleasure.
A monster Democratic and indie
| pCilNCiiC pOliClCdl rally Will Dc ISlu az
the Municipal building, Saturday eve
ming, November 3rd at which all the
County and local candidates will
speak. John Clahan, Jr., candidate
for mayor on the Democratic and In
dependent ticket will address the
meeting. All voters of the Borough
are invited.
A political rally will be held in the
Borough hall, under the auspices of
the Edgewater Republican Club, Mon
day evening, November 9Th, the
night before the big fight. All local
and County Republican candidates
will be on hand to make this gather
ing the hit of the campaign. There
will be music and good speakers.
Miss Josephine Tobin and Sylves-
ter j. Lynch are being congratulated
by their many friends on the annun-
cement of their marriage 1t is ad-
mitted the newlyweds "put one over
on their friends by being married on
the IA of July and keeping the Sc
cret. The wedding took place at the
Church of the Holy Rosary. After
November IA, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
will receive at their new home, No
$50 Undercliff avenue. EdpeWater.