The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-01-29

lions from the list OF those entitled to
do business In New Jersey for failure
to pay the necessary taxes during the
past two years.
Fish and Game Warden Madden lib.
Grated five cans of black pass and
crappie. commonly known as the
stra wberry bass. In Lake Lenape, at
Mays Landing.
New Brunswick will combine with
Rutgers college in the celebration of
its one hundred and hftieth anniver-
sary this year. and a civic committee
is to be appointed.
John Talamnni. forty-one years Did
who is said to have made a small for.
tune in the fruit privilege at Ellis Is
land. was adjudged insane by a Jury
In the HackenSack courts.
1t was announced that the Lacka
wanna railroad had approved plans for
additions to its ferry terminals at Four
teenth street. Hoboken. The plans call
for the expenditure of 100000.
The suit of Edmund G. Gaskill. Jr..
to recover back salary from Jan. | to
July %, 1915. inclusive. for services
as recorder was begun before Judge
Howard Carrow at Mays Landing.
The Parent-Teachers' association of
Almonesson will improve the grounds
about the new schoolhouse, clearing I'D
the premises, laying cement sidewalks
and installing exercising apparatus.
Patrick Gray Nalon. in his n hun
dred and fifth year, considered the old
est man In the state, died at the CITY
home In Phillipsburg. He was born In
Ennis. County Glare. Ireland. Sept 27
1871.
In sections throughout the state ice
houses are being filed. 1t is believed
that there will be no cause of worri
ment over a shortage because. accord.
Ing to reports, much harvesting is 90
ing on.
Heroic work by a policeman and
fremen saved seven persons from
what seemed certain death in a fire
which destroyed the handsome home
Of j. s.. Lyle. a mechanical engineer of
Plainfield.
Believing that vaudeville acts are
harmful to the morals of the young,
the village commissioners have refused
a permit to the manager of a Ridge
wood theater to add vaudeville to his
movie program.
A woman's auxiliary of the Civic as
ISOLATION of West Collingswood has
been organized with these officers
President. Miss Emma Weber: secre
tary. Mrs. Knight Paxton; treasurer.
Mrs. J. Pancoast.
Andrew Hawley was crushed and
burned to death at the Mott Iron
works in Trenton when hosting
chains. to which a redhot bathtub was
suspended. broke while he was al
work underneath.
County Poultry association was held
In the armory at Woodbury.. The en-
tries were the largest and the prizes
far greater In number and value thar
In any previous event.
Extreme cold near Dover, which had
made 1t impossible for children to get
to and from school, resulted In the
closing of the Towaco and Mountain
Lake schools. Ten degrees below zero
was reached at Sparta.
The first anniversary of the Millville
hospital was observed, the Initial year
having been highly successful. More
than 300 patients have been treated
and many difficult surgical operations
successfully performed.
During his recent illness. caused by
grip, Rev. Father John w. Hendrick
pastor of the Moorestown Catholic
church, received more than 100 tele
phone calls from members Of his for
mer parish at Riverton.
Municipalities In Gloucester, Salem
and Camden counties lost their fight
against the New Jersey Gas company
for a lower rate. The state board of
public utility commissioners ruled that