The Penn's Grove record., 1913-05-02

tne wee ending May 10.
Mrs. Elmer Lord, of Westville, is
suffering from a fall down the entire
flight of stairs at her home.
Herring, kingish and weakfsh are
being caught in great quantities by
net fishermen at Somers Point.
J. Edgar WEIGH was installed as an
elder in the First Presbyterian
Church, Ocean City.
So long as DR.. Victor Mraviag is
Mayor, Elizabeth city will buy NO
meals for cats. No, sir! He says SO
himself.
An apple blossom service was
held in the First NJ. P. Church, Mill.
vile, at which many members of the
w. c. T. U. were present.
Delanco's dog-muzzling ordinance
is in effect, and owners who permit
their canine pets to run at large will
be fined 81 for each offence.
The Bridgeton Board of Education
has adopted a system of manual train.
ing for the public schools, and the
tuition will begin in September.
The Delanco Athletic Association
has reorganized and elected Ross
Borden as president; Theodore Hay
ward, secretary treasurer; Edward
Go.dsboro, field manager.
Ruth, ~4-year-old daughter of How,
ard V~endeveer, of Palmyra, was bit
ten through the lips by a small dog
which she was trying to pet. Officer
Saar shot the animal.
DR. Alexander Marcy, Jr., has ten,
dered his resignation as a member of
the Riverton Shade Tree Commission,
anu Louis A. Flanagan has been ap-
pointed to the place.
A little thing like the r~eplanting of
several acres of white potatoes does
not bother the farmers around Evan,
who had the first planting ruined by
the wet and cold weather.
Better sidewalks, the most serious
problem confronting the hustlers in
the campaign for improvement in
Riverside, was discussed at a public
meeting in Town Hall.
The South Jersey Farmers Elk
change has unloaded 60 tons of gluten
feed the past week at Woodstown,
covering orders of members of the
exchange.
At Hackensack, William Fisher, a
wealthy contractor of Ramsey, has re-
ported to Prosecutor w. J.. Wright
that he was robbed of a wallet con-
tanning $500 in cash.
While walking in his sleep Lewis
Fiorindo, 40, fell from a third story
window of his home, in Ph~illipsburg.
His neck was broken and he was in
sanity killed.
John Murray, "a years old, of Jer-
sey City, employed on Pier B, foot Of
Grand street, slipper and fell on a
gangplank and broke his right leg just
above the ankle.
1.-THE Old Maids Club" connected
with the Ladies Aid Society, enter
tanned the "old bachelors" of the town
in the town hall, Thorofare. 1t cost a
quarter to ge- in, but more to get out.
Commission men are buying all the
sweet potatoes they can find in South
Jersey, paying from go to 70 cents a
basket, which is equal to $3.50 a bar.
rel.
Undertaken Thomas Davis has fin
ished the work of transferring 1874
bodies from the old strangers bury
ing grounds, on Delaware street,
Woodbury., to a plot in Deptford town
ship. A street will be opened through
the old ground.
Charged with stripping the brass fit.
from an engine and seriously
the machinery of the old
.layville brick works, Leonard Griner,
Foetto, Harry Ulon and Angelo
Marshal Biggs and are held for a
hearing at Millville.
The police arrested John Condilo, OF
alleged to be the assailant
Of Joseph Dallas, 55 years old, who
was taken to the General Hospital
with a stab wound in his left side be-
.ow the heart.
A negro whose body was found un-
Ter a shock of cornstalks by Preston
Stewart at Woodstown is believed
Coroners' physicians to have died
rom an epileptic fit, and not from foul
play, as vas at first suspected. The
negro has been identified as Buck
A tool shed belonging to Jacob Will
;toss, in the real of SOL Newark ave
Tue. Jersey City, was forced open and
wo boxes of tolls, belonging to Max
Bar and Jacob Gaetyn, were stolen
here from. Each box of tools was
7alued at $40.
Mrs. Martha berkshire, 29 years
I'D, of 1917 Manhattan avenue, Je r
ey City, attempted suicide by jump
ng from a second story window at
Ier home. She sustained serious In
ernal injuries, breaking a number Of