The Penn's Grove record., 1911-09-08
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
TeIegraphed Localities Cover
ing the Entire State.
FARMERS PUSHING WORK
Cuttings From Late Dispatches Ihat
Epitomize the News of tho State
for a Week-FIshermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.

SuIIIn9S from Late dispatches ~
Epitomize the News of tho State
for a Week-FIshermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
S. H. Stranger & Sons, of Glassboro,
have over fifty acres in tomatoes and
will supply a local cannery.
The Millville Bottle Works and the
a plants of the T. C. Wheaton Glass
Company, will resume full blast.
The grape crop in Gloucester
County promises to be heavy, pro-
vided the rains do not rot them.
Residents and property owners OF
South Ocean City have organized a
volunteer fire company, with D. j.
Pedrick as president.
Scalded by falling into a tub of boil
ing water two weeks ago, Edith Rec
three years old, of Woodstown, died
in Cooper Hospital, Camden.
Isaac Wolcott, who has served more
than forty years as treasurer OF the
Firemen's Relief Association at
Hightstown, has resigned.
Farmers in and around Glassboro
complain of extensive thieving. Water
melon patches have been %plundered
and many grape vineyards nearly
stripped.
The high winds in Gloucester
County recently have wrecked a num-
Der of electric light and telephone
wires, and several towns were in dark
ness for three nights.
Work on the new spire of the
Hightstown Baptist Church, to replace
the n destroyed by fire, has been
commenced. The contract was award
ed to Andrew Givran. 1t will be 12O
feet in height and cost about $4,000.
When Mrs. Andrew Robinsky, of
Trenton, looked in her pocketbook for
a $40 bill, she found nothing but a to-
bacco coupon. Her boarder, Joseph
Moskovitch, she says, passed the cou-
pom on her. The boarder is gone.
Owing to a cloudburst the Liberty
Cut Glass Works, Egg Harbor City,
had to shut down until repairs could
be made. The water had flooded the
engine room, putting the engine out OF
commission.
Judge fuller reversed the decision
of the Millville Magistrate who fined
Amply Clark for alleged d~isorderly
conduct preferred by Special Officer
Guthrie, of the West Jersey & Sea-
shore Railroad, and dismissed the
case.
Coroner Stulz's inquest into the
death of Howard Petit, who was
crushed to death by an electric train
at Newfeld, resulted in a verdict OF
accidental death and exonerated the
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Company from blame.
The painting of fences, bridges
trees and even buildings close tc
county roads in white as protection Of
automobilists using the roads at night
will come up for consideration at the
next meeting of the Atlantic County
Freeholders.
Despondent over the death of his
wife some time ago, Charles Garris
40 years old, Camden, committed sui
eide by drinking carbolic acid. He
was found unconscious and died OF
the way to Cooper Hospital in the
police automobile.
State Chairman Groscup stated thai
committee headquarters Is likely tt
be opened in Trenton for the fall cam
paign. The disposition of the Newark
headquarters, which has been KEEP
permanently, will be decided by thu
committee at its next meeting.
Probably seized with cramps whilt
swimming in Cooper River, at TIN
Federal street bridge, Camden, Hen
nv Blizzard, II years old, wal
drowned. Two boys along the banks
ofthe stream, heard the boy call TO,
help. but as they were unable to swim
they could not go to his rescue.
Thieves broke into the P~ennsylvan
Ia Railroad station at Elizabeth TO
the fifth time in six weeks. An at
tempt was made to crack the safe, bu
it failed. The whole place was turnet
topsy-turvy in the search for val
| uables. but the robbers appeared II
have obtained little.
The warmest campaign in years il
East Rutherford ended with a specia
| election on the commission govern
ment plan, resulting In the defeat o
the proposition by a vote of 265 t.
174. The vote was nearly one-half o
the regular vote at general elections
M. Corinni, while working on a wei
piperin the cellar of A. P. Ashenbach'
home at Vineland, during a thunder
shower. was thrown thirty feet an
rendered unconscious. Ashenbach wa
holding a lantern and felt no shock a
all.
Locked up in the Camden Count,
iail on a charge of desertion, Linwoo'
Beloit will have to explain in tn
court why he said to a friend: IVAN
a nice wife and child? I'll give Their
to you If you want them" When h
was arrested some time ago he prom
ised to provide for his wife, and late
disappeared, leaving her in a delicat
condition. He was located at Nc
1910 Frankfort avenue, Philadelphia
by County Detective Doran.
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