The Penn's Grove record., 1913-07-18

Gloucester water works which, it is
claimed, will increase the supply.
Rural mail carrier Henry Mailman,
Of Franklin township, Gloucester
county, erv his patrons from a new
automobile.
On a charge of alleged white slavery
Toony Stegoro and William Miller, of
Paterson, were committed to the coun-
ty Jail without bail.
The H~arrisonville Board of Educa-
ton has elected Miss Maud Mills a
fifth grade teacher. There are va
cancies in the third and fourth grades.
The federal Government proited
$~1S0,485.75 from the Trenton post Of
flee during the past year. The receipts
amounted to $294,135.55 and the oper-
ating expenses were $113, 649.S
In trying to save his friend as he
fell between two lighters tied to Rip
ley's dock, Albert Teidmann, 20 years
old, mate of one of the boats, lost his
Passaic River.
The Boaord of Health plans to be-
gin an inspection of all places in
which ice cream is sold at Elizabeth.
Particular attention will be paid to
dealers in ice cream cones and the in
spection will extend to push cart men
who sell ice cream in the streets.
Hugh Lynch, of Elizabeth, a news
paperman, who was publicity director
of the industrial exposition given I'M
der the auspices of the Elizabeth
Board of trade, has been selected as
secretary of the Perth Amboy Board
of Trade.
At Jersey City Rounds Sergeant
George Boyle of the City Hall station
was the victim of a case of mistaken
identity in New York city and as a
result "a subjected to much annoy
ance and humiliation. A law suit for
damages will follow.
Falling down a fight OF stairs,
Archie Evelin, fifty years old, of the
Hobler Hotel, Paterson, met sudden
death from a broken neck. He was
an expert billiard player, well known
throughout this State, having taken
mart in many tournaments
Michael Carroll, % years old, of
Bayonne, narrowly escaped drowning
in the Kill Won Kull. He was swim
ming when seized with a cramp about
100 feet from shore and sank. Friends
who were with him dived, got hold of
Carroll and swan with him to shore.
Charles Nicholas has been elected
president of the Independence Fire
Company, of Elmer. Other officers are
Vice President, Charles R. Pogue;
Secretary, Charles Handle; Financial
Secretary, James H. Shutter; Treas
urer, A. R. Curry; Foreman, w. T.
Wiltsee.
At Paterson Frank Logiac, of New
ark, who was confined in the Passaic
County Jail without bail as a material
witness to the murder of Giuseppe
Barrocci, in Athena, has Deer re-
leased upon an order signed by JUS
tice. Minturn, made by Prosecutor
Michael Dunn.
In a successful effort to avoid run
ming into a woman who started to
cross the street when his automobile
was almost upon her, Louis Moos, of
New York city, narrowly escaped Sc
we're injury when his car ran on the
sidewalk and skidded into the large
show window of the pawn shop at
Hoboken.
The year 1913 will go down in his
tory as a great snake year in South
Jersey. Reptiles are seen in every di-
rection in the country districts
Game Warden Avis experience in the
woods near Williamstown recently.
when he became surrounded by
snakes while looking for dogs run
ming rabbits, has been confirmed by
huckleberry pickers, who have run
across them by the score. Dead snakes
run over by automobiles, lie along all
the country roads.
The thirty negroes taken in the raid