Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-05-24

months ago. His ship, the Plattsburg,
is now stationed at Portsmouth, n. H.,
where it has been in dry dock since
it came up from South America, where
it had been stationed
The effect of the rain on the block
dance under the auspices of the Cliff
side Park Salvation Army Benefit Com
mittee was the postponement of the
event to a later date.
Have you any magazines or books
to spare? If so, send them to the
library in Cliffside School No. 8 and
they will Immediately be sent to Camp
Merritt
Mrs. McClave is teaching in Grant
wood School No. in place of the
fourth grade teacher.
John Stewart had one of his hands
cut off by a machine in the U. S.
aluminium plant in Edgewater on
Thursday.
A special meeting of the Epiphany
Circle was held on Monday evening.
Mrs. Callaghan of Knox avenue,
who recently sold her residence,
moved to New York city on Thursday.
The house which Contractor Leo
MOntondo is building on Grant ave-
nue. is rapidly nearing completion.
The tickets for the annual MAY
party under the auspices of the Epiph-
any Club, which is to be held on Sat
urday, June Z, are now for sale The
price is 10 cents. These tickets include
entrance fee into the "baby parade
races and games. They also entitle
the bearer to admission to the Cou-
dray estate, where the picnic will be
held, and ice cream. Other refresh
ments will be served. The parade will
start in front of the Epiphany Church,
Knox avenue and the trolley. All
whose children are to be in the page
ant should be at the starting point by
| 40 O'Clock. The line of march will
proceed down Knox avenue to Pail
SADIE avenue, thence on that avenue to
the grounds, where the prizes will be
given out.
Albert Fehring returned last week
from France. He was wounded and
gaSSed several times. Al was men,
Der of New jerseys Twenty-ninth
regiment
Curt Sussenguth of Lawton avenue,
the well known Grantwood dentist is
home after spending year lover
there" Most of the time he was in
the trenches. At present he is sta
toned at Camp Dix.
The EricksOns of Washington ave-
nue. have erected portable garage
prior to purchasing a 1919 REQ.
Mr.. Dyckman of Anderson avenue
was injured last Sunday, when the
steering apparatus of his Ford broke
and his auto ran into a tree. DIR.
Ahearn attended the injuries, which
were slight.
Mrs. Schneider, manager OF the bak-
cry in the Carney building, is serious
ly i'll from blood poisoning.
1t was heard from the local dia
monds that the crack nine of the st.
Johns Lyceum Club of Cliffside won
their fourth game of the season on
Sunday by defeating the crack Hill
side Athletic Club of West New York
by the score of 3 to O.. Michael Hozier,
the star southpaw twirler of the St.
Johns, pitched invincible ball, sending
10 HillsiderS back to the bench with
out smelling the ball. This is the
fourth victory for Mike this season.
1t is good work for an amateur On
Sunday the Lyceum Club will meet the
well known MohaWkS at their home
grounds, the Cliffside Park playground
No doubt Manager Munley will put
Hozier in the box again. If so, the
MohaWkS will have to play alright
ball to win.
Dogs Run Over.
John, a Palsadan carrier, says he
saw funny dog accident last Satur-
day morning in Palisade avenue, cor
ner of Lafayette avenue. A touring
car came speed breaking along at a
30 mile clip when dog got in the way,