AND F. McDermo/ J. P. *H EVENING HOODS. HOW TO READING APPROVAL OF MIN- ly completed the prescribed course of No. 26, Palisade School. jlW: Hall. incp.. DRESS AND FASHION. GLUE, HOUSE FURNISHING. UTES. study in the Training School, and would, No. 27, Abbett School. as correct. I On motion ot Mr. Ward, the reading of therefore, recommend that the diploma of No. 26, Ijioaineoti School. The report* mere accepted. Aa They Are Worn Thia Winter T» Homo Efforts Made Effective—Least the minutes of the last regular meeting tne school be awarded to each ot them:— No. 29, Hardenberffh School. was were The Committee on Laws nnParis more to out of town furniture, inspired descriptions, may named, especially people, cels of land, situate, lying and being in companying:— Bartholdi avenue, conformably to the those while well inten- evolve some home decora- un motion, the reading of minutes of pro- these are not by any means the mainly by who, frequently Jersey City, Hudson county, New Jersey, ..General Claims account:— visions of Chapter 217 of the Laws of though regular meeting held on Tuesday, January tioned, have been satisfied to gain their and which on a map entitled "Official as- Repairs, 1898-1899:— 1695: and only ones who wear them. Fancy lace 29. 1901, was dispensed with, and they sessment map of Jersey City, N. J.,’’ are A. J. Jardine, repairs, School No. 1, Whereas, No objections were present- scarfs are both knowledge on the subject secondhand, W'ere, on motion, approved as engrossed, i and embroidered pretty known as lots 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21, in June, 1899, *5.99; School No. 1 Annex, July, ed, alleged or known against the sam*; or at best from theoretical rather than City Block 1,990, fronting on Grant ave- 1899, $11.78. therefore and becoming. These are lightly PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND I nue, and also lots 50, 51, 52, 53, 54 and 55, in Woodhouse & Co., lumber, School No. 1, Resolved, That said final assessment over the head in practical sources. COMMUNICATIONS. thrown any becoming same block and fronting on Claremont April, 1899, *6.33. and as Its From Patrick Rooney and others:— map report filed by Com- if the scarf is Glue in its place and with proper avenue; J. H. Mullins, School No. missioners of Assessment on the fashion, and, long enough, repairs, 1, Petitioning for the construction of a hasf its value. It is not the Resolved, That a warrant be ordered February, 1899, *3.18. twenty-second of January, 1901. one end be wound about the usage use, sewer in Merseles and Fourth streets. i day may drawn in favor of Michael I. Fagen, at- Wood & Menagh, School No. 1, and the said assesment therein shown be but the of it that is repairs, Two (2) petitions for signs, etc. throat and shoulders. rather abuse, torney, for 87,800, in full payment for the June, 1899, *5.81. and the same are and Received and referred to the Committee hereby confirmed,- is above mentioned site for school purposes. L. School No. that the Clerk be directed to file the same A narrow scarf of silk to be condemned. The joint that Wolpin, repairs, 1, Annex, on Streets and Sewers. puffed liberty The warrant aforesaid not to be delivered August, $25. with the Collector for collection. in itself without the 1899, City with lace has a double of strong enough glue by the Clerk until a proper deed, The Henry Johnson School This Board met on the 5th stripes edge City Co., repairs, OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS. Whereas, can lose in vesting the title of said property in the No. 20, *13.23. day of February, 1901, to hear, consider chenille making a pretty frame surely nothing stability by January, 1899, From His Honor the loops, tree of all incumbrance, and duly 1899-1900:— Mayor:— and adjudicate upon objections which its addition. city, Repairs, Feb. 1901. for the face., This scarf is neither wide approved by the Counsel, James School No. Jersey City, 6, should be presented against the final as- Corporation Dodds, repairs, 15, Honorable Board of Street and Water So to two of wood shall have been first hied. November, 1900, *83. sessment map and report for the improve- enough nor long enough to be worn in glue pieces togeth- Commissioners :— 2. All those certain lots, or par- Books and 1899-1900:— ment of Lembeck avenue, from Old Ber- er that adhere and become' as one pieces Stationery, Gentlemen—I most call more than one fashion—simply thrown they cels of land, situate, lying and being in Ginn & Co., School No. Janu- respectfully gen Road to Hudson Boulevard, conform- books, 4, your attention to the fact that, while the will at first thought seem an act so Jersey City. 'Hudson county, New Jersey, ary, 1900, *32.40; School No. ably to the provisions of Chapter 217 of the over the head and knotted, or crossed 21, September, Police Department insists the and which on a map entitled “Official as- 1900, *10. upon Laws of 1895; and, as to render as prompt removal of snow from the side- under the chin. simple any suggestion sessment of N. are Whereas, No objections were map Jersey City, J.,’’ Milton, Bradley Co., School No. 5, Octo- walks in presented, front of property owned by pri- or known The mantilla scarf is of a size to the proper method of procedure un- known as lots Nos. 6 to 12 inclusive, in ber, 1900, *1.38. alleged against the same; larger vate individuals, no action is taken to Block No. 30, situated on the easterly side Educational Pub. School No. therefore. and admits of in the mode of necessary, and yet. simple as it seems Co., books. remove the snow from the sidewalks in variety of Cambridge avenue, and lots 49 to 55, 24, March, 1900, *3.27. Resolved,That said final assessment map front of property owned the I draping. A pale pink or blue tucked and in reality is, the number of persons Inclusive, also in Block 30 and situated Safety Bottle and Ink Co., ink, School by city. and report, as filed by the Commissioners refer particularly to that plot of of Assessment on the at all conversant with its ac- on the westerly side of Hancock avenue; No. 10, October, 1900, *3.90; School No. 23, ground 22d day of January, silk with of black proper situated at the corner of Fairmount and and liberty stripes Resolved, That a warrant be ordered October, 1900, $1.88. 1901, the said assessment therein are indeed limited. Bergen where a French lace run with gold thread complishment very drawn in favor of Andrew H. Green, Mathushek & Sons, rent of piano, High avenues, the erection of shown be and the same are hereby con- High School was at one time It has been remarked that, where trustee of estate of William B. Ogden for School, September to December, 1900, *14. Contem- firmed, and that the Clerk be directed to makes a pretty scarf. This is edged plated. In matters of this sort it is file the same with the 810,000, in full payment for the above men- M. J. Rappieyea, Incidentals, School No. my City Collector for all around with a double of home efforts have been made at rejoin- opinion that the city should set an ex- collection. CHAPEAU IE SHADES OF MAUVE. fringe A CORNER IN THE PARLOR. tioned site for school purposes. The war- 13, December, 1899, to November, 1900, *5.30. { ample for private owners. This Board chenille which is soft and ing, in very many cases they seem to rant aforesaid not to be delivered by the Wm. B. Du Rie, incidentals, School No. property Many \ Whereas, met on the 6th day loops, grace- just complaints have been in of 1901. to and Ck>fh and hats in rough frieze, tion which differs from the original City Clerk until a proper deed vesting the 23, January to October, 1900, $5.90. lodged my February, hear, consider toques a finish. have been conducted on the theory that office, and I trust ful and makes dainty title in the city, free from all incum- P. S. Hulsizer, incidentals, School No. your Honorable Board adjudicate upon objections which should trimmed with flowers and a gold bow and yet possesses all its salient will take action in the matter. be presented against the final assesment For cold when even the more glue used the stronger the points. brance, and duly approved by the Corpor- 24, November, 1900, $1.70. prompt bitterly nights, map and report for the improvement of on one side. Two fancies of the Rue She make a reasonable ation Counsel, shall have been first filed; Printing, 1899-1900:— Very respectfully, these scarfs are consider- joint would be, but the reverse would may very copy E. Harison avenue, from Hudson Boulevard airy scarcely Resolved, That in order to raise said Wm. P. Kastenhuber, printing, School HOOS. la Pair their and nearer truth. The the an article or an to West Side avenue, to the de by daring original- ed warm enough for use, a hood of be the less used of expensive elaborate amounts the Committee on Finance is No. 6, June, 1900, $14.50. Mayor. conformably Received and referred to the provisions of Chapter 217, of the Laws of devotees all the of the hereby authorized to borrow 817,800 on a Insurance, 1899-1900:— Committee ity serve to arouse the weary some new cut and fashion Is most com- better, providing parts duplicate of a comparatively simple af- on Streets and Sewers. 1895; and. temporary loan bond, at a rate of inter- Hudson Real Estate Co., insurance, surfaces to be are covered. Be- From the Wheras, No objections were of fashion to renewed interest. One is fortable. These are not clumsy af- joined fair. est not to exceed 4 per cent, per annum, School No. 20, November, 1900, $150. City Wharfinger, Morgan presented, Street Dock:— alleged or known against the same; there- fore the heat the and the same to be payable August 1, Repairs, 1900-1901:— a marvelous confection of felt, velvet, fairs. Instead they are soft and light applying glue pieces In our first illustration is shown the for#. or on 10 from the 25 Julius Jaecks, school No. 1, Jan- Rendering statement of all monies re- desire to when 1902, days’ notice, repairs, ceived all out in and very effective when worn by a you join; then, glued, cent, license due the Board uary, 1901, *12.00. and expended from December 31, ribbon and flowers, carried corner of a handsome modern parlor. per receipts Resolved, That said final assessment and hold in of Education. Frank W. Towey, school No. 6, 1900, to February 1, 1901. pretty woman and one whose youthful bring together position repairs, map and report, as filed by the Commis- shades of mauve; the other a dashing The walls are covered with paper of Received and referred to Committees on December, 1900, *175.00. Received and ordered filed. a in the absence of sioners of Assessment on the 22d of face possesses a dash of coquetry. One with handscrew, or, Adam Rucketuhl, school No. 8, From the Engineer in Charge New day hat of black with long the Eighth and Twelfth Ward schools. repairs, January, and the said assessment picture felt, this useful bind with cord empire design, groundwork of December, 1900, *2.50. Water WTorks. 1901, design something like an old fashioned article, up Office of the Board of Finance. therein shown be and the are A. 1901. same hereby black plume and bow of gold gauze which is very pale green. The vertical Jersey City, Jan. 21, 1901. Joseph Sprouls, repairs, school annex Jersey City, February 1, and that the or rope until the joint is thoroughly No. Hon. Board of Street confirmed, Clerk be directed Honorable Board of Education:— 9, December, 1900, *13.00, *1.26, *3.00, ajid Water Com- to file the ribbon. are dark and and missioners. same with the City Collector hardened, when the restraint may be stripes green gold, Gentlemen—The following resolution *3.95, *23.75. j for collection. the I Gentlemen:—The condition of And just here may be sung glo- and all full blown damask and was adopted by the Board of Finance of Hugo Mootz, repairs, School No. 9, Jan- present j Resolved, That the of the removed superfluous glue scrap- sprays of pink the work on the “new water is report Com- at its held Janu- uary, 1901, *22.00. supply” mittee on ries of the rose, and the Jersey City, meeting as Streets and Sewers upon the especially gold ed off. In addition to this, where are Theo. De- follows:— pos- roses scattered between. The win- ary 18, 1901, and was approved by the Smith, repairs, school No. 9, application in writing of Patrick rose. In white and colors come the cember, 1900, *9.00. At the dam there has been no change Rooney it would be well to further make Mayor, January 21, 1901. and others, presented to this Board on the sible, dow drapery is of dark green velour Woodhouse & school No. from the situation reported as of Jan. roses. One rose rest the Yours Co., repairs, 13, 5th day of for the con- may upon the work secure the addition of a respectfully, 1st. February, 18901, by lined with rose pink. Over the polish- M. F. KALAHER, December, 1900, $90.44. struction of a 21 inch circular brick sewer a chic a single Alex. school For the masonry conduit number one. forehead, very style; nail, careful not to the wood Clerk. Beckman, repairs, No. 13, | in Merseles street, from points about 10 being split ed floor are spread Turkish rugs, in December, I960, $7.00. (leading from dam to eteel pipel ine No. 1) blossom may be tucked daintily in be- Resolved, That In accordance with a feet north of Third street (east side), and in the operation. Every description of A, H. school No. which is to be 4,697 feet in length, all ex- which the colors green and dull pink resolution of the Board of Education, McGuckin, repairs, 14, 93 feet south of Newark avenue to Fourth hind the ear, or a woman may be a January, 1901, $4.85; 1300, Jan- cavation has been performed about should be done in the same man- the passed January 1901, the sum of $395 is December, except street, and in Fourth street, from Mer- gluing | predominate, and furniture, which 10, uary, 1901, $21.37. 137 feet in length of tunnel and 13 feet in veritable queen of roses, with half a hereby appropriated and charged to ac- seies street to and connecting with the ner. The wood should previously be is covered with rose colored Thomas Flanagan, repairs, school No. open cut. bien brocade, count “Rebuilding School No. 20,” to pay | sewer in Fourth street at Brunswick dozen arranged at fancy. To be 16, January, 1901, school No. 14, Pipe line No. 1, which when complete warmed, not too much, however, be- has either rosewood claim as follows;— $240.00; street, in accordance with the provisions gold or frames. January, 1901, $**,.00. wrill be 8,609 feet in length, has been laid coiffe and. for the most part, elaborate- C. N. Novem- of Chapter 217, of the Laws of 1895. be and cause if scorched the life of the glue a few articles of furniture are Ford, inspector, October, A. L. Wilson, repairs, school No. 13, De- to station 117-58. From thence on to the Only ber and $396. the same is hereby accepted by this ly coiffe, is one of fashion’s most strict December, 1900, cember, 1900, $147.00; school No. 22, Decem- beginning of masonry conduit No. 2 (say will be destroyed or at least the power One is a window bench of Received and referred to Finance Com- Board, which hereby declares its deter- rose pictured. ber, 1900, $44.95. I, 318') rock was encountered In excavating requirements this season, and the mination to make said improvements un- of adhesion be novel a mittee. James trench to such an extent that the con- impaired. shape, having chairlike back at Dodds, repairs, school No. 15, De- less at or before the time for in is the freshest frill to that end which PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS. $126.63. tractor decided to stop pipe for the hearing But when all is said there is some- one end and an arm rest at the cember, 1900, laying relation thereto, hereafter to be accorded the that makes all merely Repairs, 19u0-1901:— Wm. J. T. Brown, school No. winter. mysterious power No. repairs, 24, to parties in interest, a remonstrance thing of greater importance as a fac- other. This has five three at the Wood & Menagh, repairs, School 3, December, *900, $3.00. The excavation for masonry conduit No. launched for a time. It legs, j shall be presented to this Board, signed modes has long December. 1900, $3.12; School No. 12, De- Janitors' 1900-1901:— 2 embracing 1,094 feet in tunnel through tor of success than any mechanical end where the back is and two at Supplies, by the owners of property liable to more the cember, 1900, $17.55; School No. 13, Decem- Hook ‘Mountain and 2,639 feet of is almost an old tale to speak of the Wood & Menagh, janitors supplies, approach than one-half the assessment manipulation, and that is the quality end with the arm rest. ber, 1900, $15.92; School No. 17, December, School No. ; has all been completed. therefor, the or 9, December, 1300, $62.15, $a.31.- and that the Chief Engineer with the aid large white ribbon bows, pink 1900, $4.44; School No. 22, December, 1900, On pipe line No. 2, which is to be and condition of the glue. In all well The table is a handsome article, with Books and Stationery, 1900-1901:— 22,562 and assistance of the Bureau of Survey, blue the velvet bows and the $28.45; School No. 26, December, 1900, $36.S1. T. C. iBrown & Van feet in length, 18,014 feet have been laid. bows, the Anglen Co., station- j be and is hereby directed to make and re- regulated furniture establishments a plate glass top, the curios James Hannon, repairs, School No. 5, school On masonry conduit No. 3, which is to be little scarfs of black or white displaying ery, No. 11, December, 191*0 $5.75. port to this Board, specifications describ- dainty $11.50. 9,783 feet In length, no work has been utmost care is exercised in keeping it on the satin January, 1901, James C. Lansing, incidentals, Decem- per- ing the location and character of such silk muslin twisted in tresses. deposited pale pink quilt- Samuel C. School No. formed, nor has been laid in waving old and de- Meginnis, repairs, ber, 1900, $5.81. any pipe pipe improvement, together with an estimate sweet and clean. When which lines the interior. The frame No. Jan- line No. which to ing 6, January, 1901, $13.95; School 7, P. S. Hulsiaer, incidentals. School No. l 3, ie be 3,485 feet in of the and kind of Wreaths of silk or velvet leaves there 24, length. quantity excavation cayed, glue becomes absolutely worth- of the table is rosewood, and filigree uary, 1901, $1.70, $9. December, 1900, $1.20. and filling and amount of work to be done arc- in the clever ornaments of the mil- H. repairs, School No. Jan- On masonry conduit No. 4, less for of adhesion. It can Sharp, 10, Gas, 1900-1301:— embracing and of the materials to be furnished for purposes brass, gold plated, decorates the top 3,928 feet of and feet in liners and of silver in the costlier uary, 1901, $20. Hudson County Gas Co., gas all schools, approach 7,212 the making and completion of the said seen that to insure School No. tunnel 768 therefore readily be and sides. George Richter, repairs, 11, December, 1900, $177.98. through Watchung Mountain, improvement, and that upon the achievements of the These feet of approach and feet in tunnel filing jewelers. results such January, 1901, $50. Fuel, 1900-1901:— 1,012 and adoption thereof the Clerk of this satisfactory precautions The screen has tapestry panels dis- School No. have been excavated. necessitate a coil low at the neck, and Joseph Doran, repairs, 11, People’s Light and Power Co., power, Board shall advertise for proposals for as we have out are alike bind- School On pipe line No. 4, to be about 57,000 pointed playing designs of roses and foliage, Annex, December, 1900, $57.50, $155; School No. 9, December, 1900, $19.95. doing such work and such ma- the ornament emulates a Greek wreath. feet in length, no has been laid. furnishing on amateur and No. 11, December, 1900, $79.51, $18.50, $26.15, Printing, 1900--1901 :— pipe teialsr in manner and for the ing professional. and the upper part is of small of for the length of For ball dresses chiffon and tulle SILK AND CHIFFON OPTRA HOOD, panes $110, $150. The Filling embankment on the Hack- time Let it be borne in mind Jersey City News, printing, office, ensack meadows required by law. constantly plate glass set in rosewood. Fergus T. Kelaher, repairs, School No. December, 1900, $00. east of Kingsland is, roses are the rage, and these are some- bonnet, illustrated by the New York however, being prosecuted. Fill to date is also that as much of the glue as possi- The window made in a less 11, December, 1900, $22.73. Wm. P. Kastenhuber, printing, office, Resolved, That the specifications as pre- times as a border to the bench, about 3,500 feet in length, about 25 feet arranged skirt, Herald in connection with this de- Commonwealth Roofing Co., repairs. January, 1901, $12.50. sented on the 29th ult. for the improve- ble should be pressed out of the would make an wide and 3 feet in depth. joint; expensive manner, ideal School No. 12, January, 1901, $485. Rent, 1900-1901:— ment of Fremont from which is of chiffon, mousseline de soie, of evening hoods and wraps, As work on the six foot line has street, Montgom- scription otherwise it will not hold for James J. Duane, repairs, School No. 8, Wm. School Annex pipe to any length seat for an invalid or, for that matter, Hogencamp, rent, been for the ery Academy streets, be and are he.e- crepe de chine or a new kind of rather is of lace blue the January, 1901, School No. 25, Jan- No. suspended winter I would striped pale silk, of time. For the reason that the $27.93; 1, December, 1900, January, 1901, $150. summarize by adop.ted and ordered filed. Japa- for any one who likes comfort. It is 1901. the status of that portion of Dame Fashion hood and cut and uary, $12.90. Insurance, 1900-1901:— work heavy crape. Surely cape together fitting nese do not the as louows;- take this fact into consid- of sufficient to the seated Janitors’ Supplies, 1900-1901:— George R. Steinberger, Jan- Resolved. That the section never studies the of the head It is lined with blue length permit Insurance, Feet. plan, profile, question expendi- loosely. Wood & Menagh, janitors’ supplies, uary, 1901, $67.20. and as eration it will be found that their wood- one to stretch the lower limbs at full Total number of feet called for by specifications printed on this da;« for the skirts of are silk of some soft and all around School No. 1, December, 1900, $17.45; Love & Wanser, insurance, School No. by the Chief for the ol ture, long today weave, work crumbles to when submit- Plans 91.500 Engineer opening pieces while the back forms a most School No. 1, January, 1901, $22.88; School 3, 1901, $45; School No. Clerk from its to utter destruction in the ball- the outside of both the hood and length, January, 5, January, Sheets inspected and forwarded to street, present southerly subject edge ted to our No. 1, December, 19000 $59.57; School No. 1901, $120. terminus to Wilkinson and for the test of climate. comfortable support, especially If it be pipe shop 30,146 avenue, room. Evening skirts, even for danc- cape is a full plaited ruffle of lace edg- 2, December, 1900, $44.71; School No. 3, De- Special School Account, L. L., etc.:— the improvement of Clerk street from No. Pipes made up and delivered in line 28,590 filled with cushions. Such a seat has cember, 1900, $56.10; School 5, Janu- Chas. N. Ford, services as Myrtle avenue to Wilkinson avenue, be ing, are worn longer than ever. Their ed chiffon. A jaunty bow of blue rib- Inspector, Pipes laid and rivetted 25,176 Liver and Bacon Dnlntily Served. ary, 1901, $53.28; School No. 8, January, School No. October and and are and been most made an en- 20, November, 1900, Pipes laid and in trench hereby adopted ordered filed. only amelioration lies in the multifa- bon is fastened on the side of the successfully by School No. 10, January, 1901, subjected right Saute the liver in a little bacon fat 1901, $32.57; $265; December, 1900, $130. to a woman from a narrow School No. pressure 60% in excess of rious flounces with which these and the hood is tied with broad terprising short, $1.98; 10, December, 1900, $2.85; The yeas and nays having been ordered Resolved, Tht t permission be and 1* long top, which is on hand and when done make static liead 11,074 divan and the discarded back of an old School No. 10, December, 1900, $30.97; and taken, on the call of the Chairman, hereby granted to the following named skirts are bordered from a little below sashes of chiffon with ruffled Respectfully sumbitted. edges. a little from it with flour and School No. 11. January, 1901, $50.91; School the resolution was adopted by the follow- persons to erect signs over the sidewalk gr&vy armchair. The back was nailed to the (Signed.) GARWOOD FERRIS, No. 15, December, 1900, $58.93; School No. ing vote:— in front of the in ac- the knee to the hem, inside and outside, Another style of hood is one that hot water. Engineer in premises designated then a cotton mattress made to 21, January, 1901, $7.20; School No. 22, De- Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. Charge. cordance with the rules and regulations and these the skirt out from the like a divan, Received and ordered filed. keep looks large puff of soft striped Heat a clean and in of cember, 1900, $94.24; School No. 23, Janu- Ward of this Board such matters:— pan drop slices a soft of the cotton Succow, Kennedy, Lewis, Tracy, governing feet and utter destruction. fit, wadding being 1901, $22.90; School No. 24, December, A. Walter & 155 Newark avenue. prevent silk lightly wadded and lined with a bacon of waferlike thickness. If the ary, Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Berger and Eg- REPORT OF THE CLERK. Son, pan also to the interior of the chair 1900, School No. 25, January, 1901, $35.87; bert—11. H. T. 337 Grove A worn waist can be color. applied $6; Jersey Nugent, Agent, street. rejuvenated plain The front edge turns back, School No. 26 January, 1901, $16.39; School City, February 6, 1901. back, after which denim in an art Nays—None. Honorable Board of Street and Water eomewhat by a lace bolero or one of the and at either side No. 27, December, 1900, $41.28. Absent—Messrs. Cullen and Culver—2. Resolved. That one special improve- showing lining, Commissioners:— shade of bine was used to upholster Janitors’ Supplies, 1897-189S:— Teachers and Salaries Committee, by ment certificate for five hundred dollars the pretty Jabots or fluffy tulle bows, are knots and long, broad sashes of the Gentlemen—The Commissioners of As- the entire article. A box International Oil Works, janitors' sup- Mr. Egbert, Chairman:— be drawn ip favor of Feter E. McCabe, of which It would hard to have too deep plaiting sessment have filed with on be plain silk.- The style is quaint and plies, School No. 2, August, 1898, $10. Resolved, That Miss Margaret Portin me, for work done and materials furnished on of the denim hides the of the di- 1900-1901:— this date, their final assessment many. These can be made of odds or but not so as legs Books and Stationery, be and she is hereby appointed a teacher account of contract No. 1,242, for im- pretty, nearly practical i maps and for the and the material is carried over James B. Wilson Co., stationery, School in School No. 11, to fill the vacancy caus- reports improvement of provement of (opening, etc.) of Audubon ends of lace. such an van, Orient Nothing lends one with a cape attached. No. 8, January, 1901, $62.13. ed by the transfer of Miss Koch to the avenue, from Ocean to Jackson avenue, from Bergen avenue to West Side both the outer and inner of the effect of freshness to the neat tailor The little and parts Peckham, Little oc Co., stationery. High School; the same to take effect Feb- avenues; Improvement of Randolphavenue avenue. lovely evening capes from Carteret to chair back. School No. 2, January, 1901, $73.65; School ruary 1, 1901. Claremont avenue; also made frock, which has seen collarettes are in the ex- assessment perhaps fascinating No. 7, January, 1901, $27.71, $64.13; School The yeas and nays been ordered preliminary map" for con- Resolved, That one special improvement One of the of the furniture having struction of better days, as the addition of a tulle treme and are convenient to use when prettiest No. 8, January, 1901, $89.70; School No. 9, and taken, on the call of the Chairman, sewer In Henderson street, certificate for five hundred dollars be from a 190 feet novelties for 1901 is the Roman chair January, 1901, $16.51, $23.16, $25, $27.37, $47.93, the resolution was adopted the follow- point north of 17th street, drawn in favor of Edward W. Conlon for bow, and if one has not the Parisian fa- wraps are too One very by to and larger clumsy. $103.41; School No. 10, $4.80, $5; School No. ing vote:— connecting with sewer in Hender- work done and materials furnished on ac- such as is pictured on this page. In son at better days, as the addition of a tulle pretty design is of shirred mousseline, 11, January, 1901, $13.25, $17.10; School No. Yeas—President Mulvaney and Messrs. street, Seventeenth street. count of contract No. 1.267, for construc- it is most artistic wonderful School No. Respectfully submitted, a sewer Into a “noend” trifles of this sort are with rather collar. Around the shape and, 17, January, 1901, $3.20, $31.10; Succow, Kennedy, Ward Lewis, Tracy, tion of in Logan avenue, from a high School No. WM. A. TOLSON. ave- to relate, comfortable as well, for it is 21, January, 1901, $49.97; 22, Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Berger and Eg- point about 275 feet east of Bryant 'to be found in all the shops. Furs, up edge of the cape are two deep accor- LIVER AND BACON WITH PARSLEY GARNISH, January, 1901, $3, $6, $15.44, $49.22, $63.60; bert—11. Clerk pro tem nue to Bryant avenue, and in Bryant av- a regrettable fact that many things School No. 23, January, 1901, $7.70, $99.42. Received and odered filed. enue, from Logan avenue to and connect- to midwinter and past, hardly had their dion plaited ruffles, one a trifle shorter is very hot, they will curl up into rolls Nays—None. which are are far from Milton Bradley Co., School No. 9, Janu- Absent—Messrs. Cullen and Culver—2. ing with the sewer in Sip avenue. than the other and artistic, being REPORTS OF both finished with and by turning with a fork will be ary, $15.75; School No. 10, January No. 10, Resolved, That Miss Mary Murphy, CHIEF ENGINEER. either comfortable or The The Chief certificate an of black French lace. The brown in a few practical. $8.92. teacher in School No. be and she is Engineer reported Resolved, That 31,464.16 be paid to Henry edging minutes. Arrange 7, In favor of:— chair shown is made of gilded wood Maynard, Merrill & Co., hooks, School hereby granted leave of absence, with loss Byrne on account of contract No. 1,256, long stole ends are of the same round the liver and add a of School No. E. W. on account of con- plait- garnish No. 17, January, 1901, $21.60; 25, of monitor’s pay, to February 1, 1901. Conlon, $500, for sweeping and removing ashes and and has a seat of pale blue satin. Oth- tract No. ing, with several rows of the lace across parsley. January, 1901, $14. Cause, illness. 1,267. garbage from the streets of Jersey City. ers of the same design are of rosewood Ginn & Co., books, School No. 10, Jan- Adopted. Henry Byrne, $1,464.16, on account of Charge cleaning streets, etc. the bottom. contract No. 1,265. and others still of enameled with uary, 1901, $11.60. B solved, That Miss Esther MacNeill, Horse Radish Sauce For Beef. wood P. E. on account of con- Perhaps the oddest and prettiest cape George M. Connell, tuning piano. School teacher in School No. 5, be and she is McCabe, $500, Resolved, That the sums noted be paid Horse radish sauce is one raised scrolls of silver or The No. December, 1900, $2. tract No. 1,242. to O. C. Stringham for services as is the one made of chiffon, of the best gold. 15, hereby granted a leave of absence, with engi- pale pink L. A. Goodenough, incidentals, School From the same officer:— neer making surveys on the following relishes to serve with beef. There Roman chair makes a very acceptable loss of monitor’s pay, to March 1, 1901. put on in shirred petal shape, the whole No. 15, December, 1900, January, 1901, $1.90. Cause, illness. Submitting plans, profiles and sections improvements, January, 1901, claim No. are several different methods of substitute for the delicate gold recep- Books and 1899-1900:— together with for the open- 176. thing like one huge crush rose. When mak- Stationery, Adopted. specifications Charles Scribner’s Sons, books, High ing of Clerk street, from its present 330, reconstruction sewer. Sixth street, ing this sauce, most of them ex- tion chair which has been in fashion Text Books Committee, by Mr. Witt, worn, the head forms the center of the being School, December, 1899, April, 1900, $10.89; Chairman:— southerly terminus to Wilkinson street, from Frovost street to Hudson River, 6 cellent. One sauce is made thus: for several years and is not more and for the improvement of Clerk flower. Take only School No. 21, January, 1900, $11.52; School Resolved, That the following text books street, days at 35. front Myrtle avenue to Wilkinson avenue. two of but more substantial. No. 22, April, 1900, $1.47. be for use in the Public 370, reconstruction sewer, Fairmount tablespoonfuls freshly grated comfortable, adopted Schools, Received and referred to the Committee Harper & Bros., books, High School, viz. :— avenue and Grand street, from Clifton Notea From Tlie Jewelers’ Circular. horse moisten it with a little Small hall settees such as can be pur- on Streets and Sewers. radish, October, 1900, $4.05. Hyde’s Practical Lessons in place to Mill Creek, 14 days at 35. School English, The old time pouneet which spreads vinegar and add one chased at very reasonable prices in im- L. A. Goodenough. incidentals. First Book and -Second Book; Tarbell’s 315, reconstruction sewer, Monmouth heaping teaspoon- October and Novem- PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS. abroad No. 15. September, Lessons in Language and Grammar street, from Colden to Grand streets, 3 sweet odors Is one of the inno- ful of sugar, a scant of The following claims were presented i- BLACK PICTURE HAT WITH GOLD BAND. teaspoonful ber, 1900, $2.10. Books I. and Metcalf’s Elementary days at 35. II.; Jas. F. McKee, Louis vations. It is a ball of salt and half a of mus- J. M. Frost, incidentals, School No. 10, Maxwell’s First Book in $9.85; Hoehi, $65; 310, reconstruction sewer, Grove street, usually per- teaspoonful dry English; Eng- N. T. & N. J. Globe Gas opportunity on account of mild weath- October and November. 1900, $1.10. Lessonsi In Light Co., $905; from Sixteenth to Fifteenth 2 forated or pierced or silver at- tard. Mix these well and lish, Introductory English and Power streets, gold 'together, Books and stationery, 1898-1899:— Grammar and Advanced Lessons in Peoples Light Co., $8.71, days at 35. er, although worn in profusion as boas, Eng- A. tached to the long chain or bracelet. just before serving stir in three table- Harper & Bros., books, School No. 15, lish Grammar. $15.68; John Vill. $15.10; G. W. Heller, Charge special street account. collarettes and various neck But $162; A. S. Lockwood, $54; P. pieces. May, 1899, $20; September, 1899, $2.50. The yeas and nays been ordered Kelleher, $45; Tiniest gold or silver mesh purses, spoonfuls of whipped cream that has School having Luker Bros., $162; Hudson Gas Co. cold weather out the handsome Geo. M. Connell, tuning piano, and taken on the call of the Chairman, County Resolved, That 3103 be paid to M. Brown brings which can been well drained. and Oc- $1,980.40; B. Garvey, $81; J. J. Gleason, $72; hold at most two silver No. 15, June, 1899, $3; April, May the resolution was adopted by the follow- for services as inspector, sewer, Clare- fur wraps, the new the J. C. Electric Light Co., $11,195.25: J. F. blouse, popular are tober, 1899, $5.50. ing vote:— mont avenue, from SS0 feet east of Mal- dimes, among trinkets that may be ! $81; C. A. Childs, R. J. Rob- short and the coat of broad- Fuel, 1900-1901:— Yeas—President Messrs. Walker, $8.20; lory avenue to Mallory avenue, Novem- jacket long Dread Sticks. Mulvaney and Thos. attached to the chain. The Newman Ind. Home and Mission, erts, $25; Quirk, $78; Jas. Wilson, ber, December, 1900, and 1901 Persian lamb or with re- Succow, Kennedy, Ward, Lewis, Tracy, January, tail, sealskin, Bread sticks tied with ribbon are School No. December, 1900, $10.75; $11; C. D. Shine, $8.85; A. E. Nolan. $3.75, claim No. 36 at Short lengths of silver chains up wood. 6, Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Berger and Eg- 137, days 33. fers and collar of a hue. heavy School No. 18, January, 1901, $10.75. $35.25, $11.75, $19.25; J. F. Stewart Co., $11.04: Charge improvement, laws of 1895. contrasting onq of the pretty trifles of the daintily bert—11. Jas. ending in elaborate balls can be looped Greenville Coal Co., coal. School No. 20, Nays—None. Philip Muldoon, $10; Mannix, $162; E. It may b* safely predicted that the set and of these the Boston Cook- O'Donnell, $162. about the wrist as bracelets. table, December, 1900, $52.50. Absent—Messrs. Cullen and Culver—2. Resolved, That the sums hereinafter note of in the De- Payrolls, paved streets, November, $5,- first change early spring School Magazine an illustra- James Coyle, coal, School No. 1, Books and Stationery by mentioned be paid to the persons named ing gives Committee, : 708.50; December, $1,899.60; 1901, fashions will be in the alteration Fancy lorgnette chains consist of cember, 1900, $105.33; School No. 2, Decem- Mr. Tracy:— January, respectively for services rendered as la- struck tion with $1,686; cleaning sewers and basins, daintiest blossoms in accompanying recipe: ber, 1900, $90.58; School No. 4, December. Resolved, That the $18,000 this $958.50; borers on paved streets, for month ending of the sleeve. This seems destined to euamel, with pre- granted repaving over street openings, $94.50. Scald two cups of milk. When cool, 1900, $46.23; School No. 6, December, 1900, Board for the of sta- November 30. 1900. amounting in the agi cious stone centers. purchase books, Received and referred to their become less and there is $77.49; Scnool No. 7, December, 1900, $47.16; for appro- gregate to 35,708.50. tight, already add a yeast cake softened in half a cup tionery, etc., the fiscal year beginning committees. No. School and priate a distinct tendency to a return to more Chalcedony, a peculiarly pleasing soft School 8, December,1900, $105.61; December 1, 1900, ending November of lukewarm water and about two cups December $139.98; School No. be as Resolved, That the sums hereinafter No. 9, 1900, 30, 1901, apportioned follows:— REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- Puffs are green stone, is one of the most taking School No. mentioned be to the persons named generous proportions. begin- of flour; beat thoroughly and set aside 15, December, 19U0, $50.23; 15, SCHOOL COMMITTEES. TEES. j paid novelties this season. December, 1900, $34.55; School No. 19, De- New School No. by Mr. Chair- respectively for services rendered as la- ning to assert themselves again on the displayed until it is Then add two 20, Witt, The Committee on Streets and Sewers covered light. cember, 1900, $130.44; School No. 20, Decem- man:— ; borers on paved streets, for month en*t- Barrettes afford a A on certificates of Chief elbow and below, while undersleeves pleasing variation ROMAN' CHAIR. $76.25; School No. 21, December, I960, that New School No. 20 would reported Engineer ing December 31, 1900, amounting in the ber, .Reported in favor of:— are an established mode in hair The and $70.43; School No. 22, December, 1900, have its informal opening on Friday even- ! aggregate to $1,899.50. for dressy clasps. long large, itation woods, with the addition of cush- Peter E. McCabe, $500, on account of $187.99; School No. 23, December, 1900, ing, January 25, to which he Invited waists. open, oval shapes seem decided favor- he utilized 1901, contract No. 1,242. x ions, might nicely for cozy $33.05; School No. 24, December, 1900, $24.71; the members of the Board. I Resolved, That the sums hereinafter Henry Byrne. $1,464.16, on account of ites. corner seats of this School No. 25, December, 1900, $33.95. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. mentioned be paid to the persons named kind. The cabinets contract No. 1,265. j Brown Rent, 1900-1901:— By President Mulvaney:— l respectively for services rendered as la- BettT. fiDe flexible chain fobs, or which a E. W. on account of con- Very daintily bookshelves, form such Chas. H. Detwiller, rent, School No. 20, Resolved, That the schools of this Conlon, $500, borers on paved streets for month ending public tract No. 1,267. j Pot altercate layers of sliced apples mounted with are to need not Annex, December, 1900, January, 1901, $100. city be designated the January 31. 1901, amounting in the aggre- pearls, adapted pretty addition, necessarily by following paved streets, end bread crumbs in a Insurance :— names:— Payrolls, November, gate to $1,686. pudding dish, ladies’ use. be attached to the but over seat, placed G. R. Steinberger. Insurance. School No. $5,708.60; December, $1,899.50; January, 1901, each of bread crumbs No. 1, Paulus Hook School. sewers and sprinkling layer Pearl and diamond collars of it on supports. 23, January, 1901, $125. $1,686; cleaning basins, $940.50; Resolved, That the sums hereinafter many independent No. 2, Van Vorst School. over street with and cinnamon and London & Lancashire Ins. Co., Insur- repaving openings, $94.50. mentioned be paid to the persons namrt sugar putting rows remain Art is an No. 3. Dickinson School. fashionable, despite all burlap inexpensive uphol- No. From the same Committee:— for services ance, School 2, January, 1901, $45. No. 4, Harsimus School. respectively rendered repav bits of butter here and there. Add one- and L. Reporting on application of Patrick new claimants for favor in neckwear. stering material comes In rich col- Special school account, L., etc.:— No. Barton School. Ing over street openings for month er 5, Rooney and others for the construction half enpful of cold water and bake till BREAD STICKS, WITH PAN. It had Holmes, Van Dyke & Co., pianos. School No. 6 Hudson ing January 31, 1901, amounting in the at oring. may be either or School. of a sewer in Merseles and plain No. 20, January, 1901, $450. Fourth streets, gregate to $94.50. brown. of one No. 7, Guilford School. and two Prairie j, ... u floor cov- tablespoonfuls sugar, teaspoon- figured. Thomas Mahoney, carpenter work, sixth (2) petitions for signs, etc., fav- No. 8. Washington School. orable. nnplrhTnift T'ctia Tr:»ni)X out of the ful of salt, less than half a cup of sof- payment, contract 308A, School No. 20, No. McGill School. I I Resolved, That the sums hereinaft' ering manufactured long, 9, The reports were $2,975. No. School. accepted. mentioned be paid to the persons nam A substitute for Welsh rabbit wire of the northwestern tened butter, the whites of two eggs 10, Freyllnghuysen — may tough grass F. Pfnausch, window shades, contract, No. School. | respectively for services rendered clear BOARD OP EDUCATION. 11, Bergen on beaten stiff and flour to make a No. The Committee Assessments and Ex- sewers and be made by melting half a pound of part of our country. Some think that dough. School 20, *389.25. No. 12, Monticello School. ing basins for month end; ., extra No. tensions reported on claims of C. D. Knead half an hour. Let rise (Official Proceedings '! Joseph C. Duff, work. School No. 13, Communipaw School. January 31. 1201, amounting in the aggre rich cheese on a hot plate over hot wa- it bids fair to more than compete with nearly Shine, $S.85: E. A. E. 20, January, 1901, *61. $160. *200, *322.50. No. 14, McCoy School. O'Donnell, $111.42; ; gate to $958.50. double in then into Regular meeting of the Edu- $25.20, as correct. ter, meanwhile toasting four slices of Chinese matting. The grass is wrap- until bulk,' shape Board of Jersey City Supplj Co., gas fixtures, No. IS, Winfield School. Nolan, $118.35, cation, held in the The were then roll the balls (without flour) Assembly Chamber, School No. 20. January, 1901, *2,090. No. 16, Cleveland School. reports accepted. The foregoing were each separate" bread. This should be buttered and ped by means of fine twine in rolls the balls; City Hall, Thursday evening, January 24, | Received and referred to their appro- No. 17, Bedle School. | adopted by the following vote, on a cal on the board with the hands until sticks 1901. The Committee on the cheese, seasoned with salt and cay- thickness of a man's finger. These are priate committees. No. 18, McClellan School. Pumping and Reser- ! for the ayes and nays:— ROLL CALL. voirs on —<*- like a OF OR reported claim of Hartford enne. fwjr-'d 1* colored and woven of uniform size and shape, thick REPORTS COMMUNICATIONS No. 19, Gilchrist School. Ayes—Commissioners Hauck, Nolan. Sul- tightly together. — Present President and FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT. No. Greenville School. Steam Boiler and Insurance Co., $126, as livan and President Smith. lead are formed. Set to rise in Mulvaney 20, Tlx* natural color is grieen, but red and pencil, Messrs. Suceow, Ward. Lewis, Tracy, Jersey City, Jan. 24, 1901. No. 21, Pavonia School. correct. Absent—Commissioner Helntze. The was are a pan designed for the purpose, leaving Barker, Witt, Birdsall, Berger and To the President and Members of the No. 22, LaFayette School. report accepted. For a Cold in the Head. blue tints are introduced, which f Eg- bert—10. .. Education:— (Marlon School. Committee on them full or half length, as desired. Board of No. 23, The Pumping and Reset said to be produced from the roots of Absent—Messrs. Cullen and Culver—2. Gentleman—I would respectfully report •No. 24, West Bergen School. The Committee on Public Buildigs, voire presented the following:— in a Parks Laxative Bromc-f^ni tine Tablets. the while i\Talnut gutl the wild lnd^jo. Bake, when light, hot oven. Mr. Kennedy took hts aeat subsequently. that the following pupils have successful- No. 2a, McPherson School. Docks and reported on claims of (To Be Continued.) -A-