Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
State News

been started again.
Mrs. John Jones, of Bridgeton.
fell down stairs and broke an arm
Wednesday.
All three furnaces at the Wood
bury glass works are now in opera
tion-the first time III three years.
Several Redwood farmers have
lost money through the failure of a
commission merchant in Newark.
A kicking horse. at Bridgeton,
Thursday. broke every finger in one
of Constable Peter GUSTS hands.
Rev. Frank Anderson, of Millville,
is conducting evangelisitc services
in the Baptist church at Greenwich.
Revival services are in progress
in the NJ. f. churches ut Cross Keys,
Downer, Pitman Grove and Williams
town.
Attempting to stop a runaway
horse at Millville, Thursday, Levi
Kerins, a grocer, had an ankle brok-
en-, but he subdued the beast.
AT the request of the Board OF
Trade the West Jersey & Seashore
Railroad has installed steam heat i'll
the station at Pitman.
There are so many muskrats on
the meadows along the Cohansey
river, near Bridgeton, that they de-
stroy the meadow banks.
Small boys with stones broke two
large plate glass windows in Craw-
ford's drug store, Pleasantville, and
it cost the boys parents about SIS
each to replace them.
Teams belonging TO j. Reeves I'M
hoff and Reuben Higgins, of Glass
boro. were stolen from Blue Anchor.
On Tuesday night. while the vote
was being counted.
Suffering from blood poisoning.
following the bite of a dog on his
leg, Roger Cromwell is in st. Fran
els Hospital. Trenton. Amputation
of the leg may save his life.
The Board of Education of Mill
Vile has appointed Mrs. Kathryn
Siysmith. Misses Clara Bartlett and
Edna Branin teachers of the glass
workers night schools.
Isaac Pancoast. of Clayton. has To-
Gated the team his hired man took
to Philadelphia with Il load of pro
duce and sold for IS and skipped.
A Camden MAJ purchased the outfit,
but gave 1t mp TO Pancoast.
Michael Hayes. aged forty-fiyc, a
trucker, is missing from his home in
l TtHiOu. dlu HIS ldIiillN ltdlo loul
play. He disappeared Tuesday after
he had told his wife that he had had
a fight with several men yer poli-
ties.
The Past Councillors Association
of the Junior Mechanics, of Burling-
ton county, held its first banquet in
the Grand Army Hall. Burlington,
Thursday night. Preceding the BAN
a,tnt a rnannfinp tvn- hnIA I'm tho
First Baptist church.
While Adolf Lore, a Millyillc
plumber, was at work several days
ago, a rusty gas pipe fell IN his hand
and broke the skin. lore thought
little of the injury. but blood poison
has developed and his arm may have
to be amputated.
A skittish team jolted Walter
Brown. a Paulsboro farmer. from his
wagon in Gloucester. Thursday, and
he is in Cooper Hospital, Camden,
with %Concussion Of the brain.
A freight wreck OF the Bridgeton
of the West Jersey & "a
shore railroad, at Finley, Thursday.
PLAYED havoc with the scheduled
passenger trains. Nothing but the
running gear of IL IA was dam
aged. but this blocked the road.
During the absence of the family,
Thursday, sneak thieves entered the
apartments of Francis Bunker, at
No. 200 Benson street, Camden, and
carried away a gold watch, four
rings, a stickpin and some old coins,
valued in all at about 500.
Charged with stealing a suit of
clothes, a gold watch and $3S in cash
from John M%cIsaacs, a boarder at
the Mansion House, Gloucester City,
John Dougherty was arrested i'll
Philadelphia Thursday. He wore
some of the stolen clothing when ar
rested.
James Massio, a boy. of No.1641
Fillmore street, was held In $500
bail by Justice of the Peace Rouh, in
Camden, Thursday, on a charge of
assault and battery preferred by
Mrs. Annie Jaspen, who alleged that
the boy gave her a black eye during
a quarrel.
The purchasers of the old Janvier
glass works, at Clayton, who recent
~ offered to start the plant If the
people of the own would contribute
81, 900 cash. have notified the Board
of Trade that the proposition has
been withdrawn. The people were
too slow.