The Penn's Grove record., 1913-02-07
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
Telegraphed LOCALITIES Cover.
ing the Entire State.
FACTORIES RUSHING WORN
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
Epitomize the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.

Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
Phillipsburg poultrymen are plan
ming to organize a club.
The Vineland Grape Juice Company
decided to rebuild the factory de-
stroyed by fire last week.
The new Hope Shale Brick Com.
pany will begin work on the 5000, 600
plant early in the spring.
While playing "hoop," Howard Mes.
singer, an Egg Harbor schoolboy, fell
and broke his arm.
DR.. c. P. Jones, prominent Vine
land physician, left with his family to
settle in Houston, Tex.
A bill was introduced in the Assem-
bly, at Trenton appropriating $3.50, 600
for necessary alterations and additions
to the State House.
IL vi 1lODcI d. I1uuS-
peth as Prosecutor of the Pleas of
Hudson County meets with popular
approval.
Eels were caught in the Pensauken
Creek by ]. w. Kohlerman, of Mer-
chantville. Chief of Police Linderman
landel a carp.
Caught in heavy machinery at the
Edison cement plant at New Village,
Dominick Creaz sustained fractures of
both hips.
Every mar arrested for drunkenness
in Woodbury. and taken before Mayor
Cattell gets a temperance lecture from
his Honor.
So rapid has been the growth of
East Riverton that residents there
want a railroad station and will also
ask for a schoolhouse.
The ,Vineland Board of Education
has appointed H. 7. Heaton, Mrs. Jo-
seph Morris and ]. w. Kee to prepare
more school room next fall.
The town hall at Merchantville will
simply be repaired. as lack of funds
caused the Council to abandon the
project for a new building.
A company has been organized at
Belvidere to build a power dam in the
Delaware River and furnish electricity
to surrounding towns.
One of the greatest revivals in years
Is in progress in South Seaville Metho-
dist Church, under Pastor H. S. Miller.
Nearly 40 conversions have been the
result.
At Merchantville Mrs. William Stan
ger was burned to death at aer home
on West Walnut avenue. She was
standing with her back to a gaslight
when her clothing ignited.
At Jersey City Gustav w. Lembreck
was awarded $4,000 by a jury in Judge
Wallis branch of the Hudson County
Supreme Court as the result of his
suit against Frederick Gerken for
fraud in a land sale.
Mayor Cattell has made himself
popular in Woodbury. by breaking I'D
corner %lounging about the streets, both
day and night. 1t was necessary to
make several arrests before the Of
tenders could be made to realize that
the Mayor meant business.
Workmen called upon to clear away
an old tree that fell across the road
near the Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church got IN extra reward for their
efforts by the discovery of more than
a hundred-weight of honey in the hol-
low trunk.
In a report submitted by a commit
tee of the State Board of Health,
which recently inspected the Atlantic
City garbage disposal plant in answer
to complaints from the medical frater-
nifty Of the resort, the company own
ing the plant is given two months to
eliminate the odors.
At Woodbury., Street Supervisor e.
F. Whildin has been ordered to go to
school by the Council. This does not
like his children do, but will undergo
instructions, at the expense of the
city, in constructing bitulithic streets,
SO that repairs can be made of that
material under his direction.
The body of Anton Wolak, 65 years
old, was found lying in a shallow pool
along the Raritan River Railroad
tracks, at South River. The man had
been drown in less than 2 inches Of
water.
Morris Becker, a jeweler, of Jersey
City, to whom some of the fourteen
juvenile burglars of the Greenville
section of that city recently arrested
said they sold some of their loot, was
held by Judge Butler in the First
Criminal Court for the Grand Jury in
$1,000 bail.
According to County Physician Geo.
King, the late Joseph Muldoon, brother
of former Alderman Charles Muldoon,
of Jersey City, did not commit suicide.
as was at first supposed. His death
was due to heart failure.
Parents of school children in Little
Falls are enraged over the action OF
Principal c.. A. Walton, of Public
School No. 1, in permitting over 126
girl students, ranging from s to IA
years old, to be searched for a small
silver watch lost by n of the schol
ars.