The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
in ALL PARTS
OF new JERSEY
relegraphed Localities Cover
ing the Entire State.
FACTORIES RUSHING WORK

Cuttings From Late Dispatches That
E%pltomlze the News of the State
for a Week-Fishermen Report
Good Luck at Coast Resorts.
Justice Kalisch at Mt. Holly, senten.
ced Edgar G. Murphy to be e~lectrocut-
ed at Trenton during the week of Feb
ruary 8, for the murder OF Herman
Fisher at Taylor's Lane, July IL last.
Murphy was convicted of the crime
December IL last.
Samuel Cole, of Pau1sboro, took his
oath as a constable for his fifteenth
year.
The dress factory At PauIsboro.
which has been closed for some time.
will resume operations.
After a tieup Of the oyster Industry
at Bivalve, due to the severe cold
weather, the river and bay have been
cleared Of ice and about 200 bats nut
to work. The oysters are Nentiful
and of excellent quality. Tey are
selling at the lowest price eve known
among local planters and dealers.
A force of men has been quito work
to clear more land for the extending
Of the orchards on the large Pomona
fruit farm, ust outside of Glasboro.
Dependency over his inaHlity to
pay his taxes because of lack Il funds
Is believed to have caused Joseph
SchultZe, seventy-one years bid, of
Hackensack, to commit suicide by
hanging in the barn in the req of his
home.
After three minutes d%elibention at
Bridgeton, a jury declared Ernst Lau-
bsch, a Vineland grape-growr, not
guilty of illegal sale of liquo.
Pitman will have a building ,oom in
the spring, as contractors are egotiat-
ing for the erection of severa houses
as soon as the weather permits
The powder works at Gibstown,
which had been closed for several
days for repairs, resumed FIJI blast
giving employment to every nan who
applied.
A crusade against peddIersand So
licitors has been started at Emer by
Mayor Brooks.
The dancing fever has struc Wood
bury and several classes an being
formed.
Appointment of a municial pur.
chasing agent for Burlington is, one
of the reforms suggested BY Mayor
E. E. Mount to the administ1tion of
the new Common Council.
The City Commissioners of ca Isle
City are considering ways an means
Of acquiring ownership Of tn water
works and gas plant. The mater has
been under discussion severamonths,
and there is now every indicaon that
the city will take over the plats.
A request that the Legislsure in
al from $4,000 to $25, 0Othe ap-
preparation for county extesion Of
the work of the New Jersey Agricul-
tural Experiment Station t New
Brunswick is to be made by armers.
To interest Millville peopTi in the
evangelistic campaign to be caducted
by Rev. George Wood Aderson,
speakers will go from Coates91e, Pa,
to tell of the great work don there,
and its good effect on the community.
At a meeting of the Oakley lorough
Council at which residents VIE pres
ent, Mayor Edgar announcedsha he
would call a mass-meeting of,itizens
to organize a civic associdon or
a board Of trade in the Counc hall.
During the past year the Woodbury.
Fire Department responded 0 four
teen calls in the city, the ttal loss
being about $500 on propertis valued
at 500, 900. Four alarms ou;ide the
city were also responded to-
Riverside police are endeaoring to
trace the perpetrators OF a lid upon
the public school building clsed dur
ing the holidays.
The cattle quarantine hafng been
lifted, shipments of san hayin large
quantities have been nsuned along
Barnegat Bay.
The congregation of The Readville
Presbyterian Church resented the
pastor, Rev. William H~4linshed. with
a purse of $50.
The Gloucester Count plans to in
crease the membership of the Board
of Health from six to sven members.
Plans are being NAB to install q
municipal water plant It Forked Riv-
er.
Millville's delinquent ak list shows
that $23, 1885 remait unpaid, as
against $19,11O.74 a YET ago.
Timothy Read, so bars old. was
found dead in bed his Trenton
home, a victim of heat disease.
Audubon's new Republican Club Off
cially opened its homE with a house
warming.
Cape May County Bhermen, who
were forced to remainhshore for ten
days by the recent ribrous weather,