The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-05-23
NEW JERSEY
STATE BRIEFS

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! When Clark c. Wilever, thirteen
| years old, son of Mrs. John w. Lunger,
of Washington remained away from
| school owing TO the death of his moth
er il broke an unusual record for at
| tendance. He had not been absent or
| tardy once in seven years. He is in the
seventh grade.
Declaring that highway robbery, to
which both pleaded guilty in special
sessions. was next to the most serious
Oifense on the statute books of New
! Jersey" Judge Allen r. Shay ut New
| ton imposed sentences of from 10 TO ID
wears and from to II years respec-
lively upon Frank heater, tWenty-one
years old. of Warwick, y. Y. and Lloyd
Edsall. nineteen, of Dover. Edsall
youth and the evident influence of his
associate got him the shorter sentence
| The Railway Board of Health has ap-
pointed Miss Jane VI. Creveling of
Ilewellyn Park, West Orange at "A sal
airy of 81 POO per year child hygiene
nurse. Miss Creveling is graduate of
Orange Memorial Hospital, She will
begin her duties June l.
Clarence Frace, Il farmer, was found
dead in his wagon in the shed at A.
CARS hotel, Long Valley, by James
Rice. Mr. Frace, who was tifty-two
years old, evidently had climbed to the
seat preparatory to driving home when
stricken by a heart attack. Coroner
Joseph f. Noelker of Dover viewed the
body and pronounced death due to nat
ural causes .Ir. Frace is survived by
a widowed mother.
Examination around Broadway
shows that all the early peaches, pears
and cherries we're killed hy TIE GELD
snap a couple of weeks ago.
Former Go, ernor James f. Fielder,
In his capacity as advisory master of
the court of chancery, was upheld by
the court of errors and appeals in the
conclusions he reached in the suit
brought by the New Jersey Title and
Trust Company against the Jersey Co
operative Realty Company. fhvoiving
foreclosure of three me "tgageS on lands
in Elizabeth
The East Orange Community House
for Girls, which was formally opened
In North Eighteenth street. llat cltH'
August 4, has gone out OF existence ana
Is now being used as boarding mousse
for blind men by Mrs. Il. f. Mau. ABOUT
ten blind men boarding there are EN-
pIoyed by the Double DUTY ringer
Guild connected with the Crocker-
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way coi'leete" Win ''ie mana r '''ieH'
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hNe years 10 ~ l''iis De'r'''eS' VI
SeWareh AZ HifoVo per year. II was re-
porte" 'il"' - Neeie Va ''ie ~"
bidders haa ii'l presented 'ne h"!io VI
surety co'lll'aiA, as oei'iah"eu NY 'he
board, ana itH old was rejected as NOT
belh& that OF reS9ohSiple piuuer'
foufteeh schooiS OF nusseN county
Show loss III attendance 1or the l9l'-
1918 schooi year as compared with me
previous year, according 10 report
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department OF publlc instruction re-
cel'ed by Schooi superintendent halph
Decker. Inc total attendance TOT the
yea" in the county was 692.3'S, with
net ioSS OF 2f.f9". lhere were 4o'53o
losses against 2l,SSl gains, nlne schools
of the county making gains OF from
l,0OU to 5000.
With his ten-year-old grandson trot-
ting along bv his side John w Pine.
sixty wears old. left his home. III
North Tenth street. Camden. to report
for his nights duty as Waterman at
the sheet metal plant of Merritt & Co,
Front and Arch streets The pair took
a short cut dow, Tie old Camden and
Atlantic railroad A shifting engine
suddenly came upon them. and in try
ing to lean off the rails the man was
rim down and cut in half
The Neiphborhood House AssOcia
tion at NIorristovn adopted a revised
charter bv which tho number of tr,ls-
fees is increased from G to possible
II and provision made for their ,.lec-
tion nv the - sociatfon Formerly the
trustees constituted self perpetual
ing body. Other changes were made
to make an easier working body.
Under resolution % the last legis-
1ature Governor Edge announced the
appointment of the commission to col
lect and compile material of interest
relating to that portion of New en-
sey's bit" in the war apart from the