Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-13


Jersey.
| While going west on Main street a
| touring car owned and driven by Will
liam Wolf of 423 East Eighty-third
street hit Alfred Lesser of Jersey City,
who was riding bicycle. Lesser es-
capped injury, but not so with the BIZ
cycle, which was mass of junk when
picked up. Wolf was held on $50 bail
for a hearing Friday night.
George Kaiser, Otto Kaiser, Earl
Kaiser, Edward Kinders and Martin
Weinstein, all of Fort Lee, are back
at work after having spent two weeks
at Fort Edward on the Hudson.
The Dempsey-Carpentier fight pic
lures were shown at the Fort Lee
theater two days this week.
Charles Sellar of Center avenue has
returned from taking a summer course
at Georgia Tech.
John AIKEN of Hoyt avenue, Fort
Lee expects to spend two weeks at
the Peekskill training camp.
Joseph Binder, the local clOthier,
may be seen sporting the town in his
new touring car.
Mr.. F. w. Sampson has recently
taken possession of a beautiful two
family house on Jones road, formerly
owned by Peter May. Ponsi transact
ed the sale.
Peter Mays family have left for a
two months trip to Philadelphia while
Mr.. May is erecting his new home ON
Center avenue.
Coronation Council 1868, X. of c.,
is making preparations for the cree
ton of it's new clubhouse. The site
has not been decided on as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Hauben of Ed
win avenue sailed for Houston, Tex,
where they expect to take up their new
home.
The five Cummins boys are working
on their new home on Edwin avenue
They expect to have it completed in
about two weeks.
Mr.. e. Junghaus is completely over
hauling his new residence.
A siX-room home was bought by MIR.
Thomas Nealson from MIR. j. Hender-
son of John street. The deal was
transacted by l.. Ponsi.
Rev. J. COrcoran, pastor of the
Church of the Madonna, has purchased
a new automobile with the pecuniary
gift recently rendered him. The par
ishioners decided Father Corcoran
needed this car to help him in his stu
pendous achievement of the parochial
school and in appreciation of his I'M
firing efforts in the parishioners' in
tereSt.
Mr.. Roy Bassett of Church street
recently sold his house and will move
to his newly acquired chicken farm
which he bought from Mr.. Ponsi.
The outing of the parishioners of the
Church of the Madonna is to be held
on August 26 at Palisades Park. This
is expected to be a banner event in
the history of Fort Lee. A cOmbina-
ton ticket has been obtained. 1t en-
titles the holder to admittance to the
park and ride on all the main attrac-
lions. Judging from the extensive sale
of these tickets, the affair promises to
be a financial as well as social success.
Postmaster Ponsiglione announced
that the West Fort Lee post office, be-
ing second class Office, would not
being done by the other offices in the
borough. This is in accordance with
the postal rules and regulations.
Miss Harriet Wellner of John stree
and Mr. j. ]. Roth of Main street, Fort
Lee, were married at Engewood this
week.
Miss Ida Evander of Edwin avenue
and Miss Jennie Manfrechi of Jones
street are contemplating a trip to the
Y. w. C. A. camp at Central Valley.
Mrs. A. Evander and son of Edwin
avenue are spending two weeks at
Stephentown, N. Y.
HUDSON AUTO LEFT ON