The Penn's Grove record., 1914-11-06
IN ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
TeIegraphed LOCALITIES Cover
ing the Entire State.
FACTORIES RUSHING WORK
Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
EpitomIze the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.

Driven to desperation by sickness
and poverty and with five small chill.
dren about him when he could not
support, Frank Egzi, of Florida Grove
road, Perth Amboy, a clay worker,
shot himself through the heart. He
died instantly.
The handsome Pompton summer
home of Colonel Frank M. Taylor, of
Hackensack, has been destroyed by
fire.
Superintendent ]. p. Buckaloo. Of
the West Jersey and Seashore Rail-
road, in a letter to the Millville Mu-
nicipal League. stated that 1t is i'm
possible to give Millville an express
train to Camden this year at least.
Owing to the fact that repair work
on many Of the city roads is badly
needed, and that men are out of work.
the Millville commission has passed
a resolution appropriating 5000 to
be used by Road Commissioners Hates
in employing the idle.
Charles Hargrove, thirty years old, a
farmland around Medford, was killed
at that place when jolted from an
automobile while riding into town en-
route to the Halloween celebration.
He fell so heavily that his neck was
broken.
Chief of Police H. M. Steelman at
Wildwood Crest has resigned.
Efforts r being made to organize
a parent-teachers' association at Glass
borc.
Donation day for the suffering peo-
pie of war-stricken Europe was OBJ
served in the Gloucester M. E. Church
and generous response was made.
Former Judge and Mrs. Lewis
Starr, of Woodbury., celebrated the
twenty-tifth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
The Antler Club, of Woodbury., left
for the deer woods in Cape May coun-
ty, to remain during the season.
A liquid diet on which he had sub
sisted since he had a tooth extracted
failing to give him sufficient nourish.
ment, William Richardson, seventy
years old, is dead at his home at
F~ieldsboro. He was practically starv-
ed to death.
For having 112 diamond back ter
rapin in his possession out of season,
Bisley Giberson, an aged resident of
Port Republic, was fined $240 by
Magistrate Jagmetty. His offense
against the fish and game laws have
entailed a maximum fine Of $2,240.
Friends paid his penalty and Giber-
son was given his liberty.
The P. A. Stewart Company has
offered to donate a plot of land at
Highland Park for a new schoolhouse
to be built there.
Farmers Institutes will be held at
Mullica Hill, November 10; Elmer,
January IA; Woodstown, January 16;
Blackwood, January 20, and Pedrick.
town, January 81.
Supervision of moving picture
shows in the small country towns
and elimination of slot machines were
urged at the forty-sixth annual ses.
sion of the Gloucester County Sunday
School Association.
Lanto Bacallo of Swedesboro, paid
$40 and costs for carrying a gun il
legally, after being arrested by Game
Warden Avis for hunting for rabbits
The State Civil Service Commission
announced that an examination will be
held November Is for the position OF
detective in Atlantic County. The
berth will pay $500 a year.
Several farmers around Thorofare
are losing hogs from a peculiar di
sease, similar to cholera.
Mems organizations of Burlington
churches are organizing an inter
church soccer and polo league.
The Mullica Hill Baptist Church has
received a legacy of $500 from the
estate of Aaron M. Ridgway.
John Johnson, 80 years old, a well
known retired farmer, dropped dead
from apoplexy at one of the shipping
stations at Elmer.
So many dwellings have been enter
ed in Pennington that residents are