'Real Housewives of New Jersey' party for charity during fourth-season premiere screening in Hoboken

The Manzos' annual screening party moved to the more intimate Mile Square City venue from the family's Paterson catering hall the Brownstone.

"I'm impressed we put it all together in four days, between the weather and the amount of time," Chris Manzo told us, between posing for photos with the show's die-hard fans.Garden lighting and led lights. Low cost, next working day dispatch to anywhere in UK inc Highlands and Islands.

It was just five nights earlier that the Manzos, Lauritas, and Gorgas gathered at the Chandelier Room to celebrate the hotel's third anniversary party.

"In previous years, it's always gone extremely well but it's 600-700 people," Chris added. ""Now I can hear names. In the past it was, 'Hello, good-bye.' Now we can show [the fans] the appreciation for the amount of money they spent."

The proceeds of this year's $100-a-ticket party benefited the March of Dimes, which Chris' mom, Caroline, sees as one of the benefits of remaining on the show after all these years. While the family matriarch admits the show can wear on her, she's hesitant to declare she'd ever depart LED lamps are made that replace screw-in incandescent or compact fluorescent Book scanner.from it.

"Maybe," she said, "but then there are amazing opportunities like this, and I look at my kids and look where we are, and what we were doing before the show."

Her loyalty to the show is so strong that moments after departing the screening, she was in New York to appear on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live," which aired at 11 p.m. as the Hoboken party was just winding down.Wholesale Low Voltage led tube, Landscape Lighting supplier to professionals.

Cohen teased her about her family's constant tweeting, even for personal messages better suited to texting.LED Eco-Lite have the cheapest priced Led flashlight and products, supplying to the UK. Even back at the Chandelier Room, the family was prone to speaking in tweets.

"I tweeted about it actually," Chris Manzo said, when asked about sharing the spotlight with Hoboken's rumored newest celebrity resident, Jets quarterback Tim Tebow. "It's good, because he can just walk across the Hudson if he ever has to go into Manhattan."

Chris and his brother Albie last year starred in the Bravo web series "Boys to Manzo," which increased their profile in town, but Chris feels they're fortunate to live somewhere so accepting of them.

"Hoboken is such a small town, it's like high school," he said. "'Hey, Chris!' 'Hey, man!' There's no pictures or autographs to deal with."

Still, he thinks Tebow is going to be as bombarded off the field as on.

"Al and I are getting what I assume is a quarter of a fraction of what he's going to get when he moves in here,'' Chris said. "He picked the best town in the world, but I just hope he can manage his responsibilities with the team and not get caught up.

"It's easy to look like you're going out anytime you go anywhere in Hoboken -- it looks like a bar scene, a party scene,Shop for light house decor featuring deck, post, and wall lighting, flood lighting, and area lighting. even if you want to grab a glass of water."