The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-12-05

World war veterans II F1orenr-
haze completed organization Of Fran
els ". Robbins Post q Tie America
Legion
Residents Of Hamilton Square and
Washington township held q biz dem
onstration in honor Of returned wor1
war veterans.
James Sapienza. concrete I lock man
ufacturer, Of Irvington shot and killed
his wife in bed. but the murder charge
lodged against him may be dropped
SapienZa told the police he had been
dreaming OF Black Hand letters he had
Received and had shot AZ TWO men he
dreamed he had seen creeping through
the window. The authorities are in
cllned 10 believe his story.
Stephen France and Harry PierSau.
hunting in rimbered land near the
JOCKEY Hollow Road Morristown.
came upon the body Of William F. Tay-
Tor. & young man who disappeared
three months ago from Wharton A
revolver with one empty chamber vas
beside the body. Taylor the son % a
guard az the Wharton Arsenal, had
brooded over love affair.
TIE severity Of the surgical shock
following al operation for one finger
almost severed and another crushed in
q loom az the Royle & Pilkington up
holszery mill, Mount Holly. caused the
death Of Norval 0sgoOd. eighteen years
old. on the operating table al the hos
piEal C'sgood was rushed 10 the hos
pltal. only q short distance away. in
mediately after the mishap. but the
combination Of injury and shock were
TOO much for him
W H Compton, who has conducted
an apparently thrifty bakery ar Clay
ton for about a year. suddenly dropped
out Of sight some days ago. A letter 10
q local creditor told the story. Comp
ton minated that he would not re-
turn and that Il would be useless to
look for him In the meantime Avis &
Sons. millers, OF Woodstown had an at
tachmear issued for what was left ar
the bakery. and 20 barrels OF -four.
barrel Of sugar and a barrel OF salt
were attached. through proceedings by
Magistrate Gofray Of Woodbury.. but
that was about all there was TO satisfy
the claims Of a number OF local mer-
chants
Atlantic City must pay 70 Pleasant
Vile TAX leyied on property owned by
the city In the latter place and valued
by Plea santyilIe in 1919 al S13503o.
for taxing purposes. The property in
question Is a pumping station OF the
Atlantic City water supply. Exemp-
ton from taxation was claimed. ex-
eept On The land. under supplement
70 the tax aeT passed in 1919.
Frank Z Davenport. chairman OF
the Essex County Republican Commit
lee. has repudiaJed the leadership as
sumed hy United States Senators Edge
and FrelinghuySen and warned against
attempted dictarion OF the big four
in connection with the Republican IA
tional convention He declared that
Essex county win not submit 70 fur
Their south Jersey domination and
mentioned Baird and others" with
Edge and Frelinghuysen as those OF
whom Essex has had enough
Peter ]. Mahoney. president Of the
Ullonizei Uniform FIremen's AsSocia,
ton Of Jersey City, was suspended by
Fire Chief Boyle on the charge O. be
ing absent without leave \ similar
charge was lodged against james Con
nell. treasurer of the union, who was
suspended because il was said he sent
out q lel.er tending TO incite insubor-
dination II the city fire department.
State Motorcycle Commissioner Dill
issued an order revoking the driving
license OF John Mohr. proprietor OF q
4, Millville garage, whom an inspector
charged mutilated auto numbers.
State Department Of Health officials
have notified Walter Scott. Camden
county Y. " c. A secretary. thar the
keeping-it campaign was the most
successful ever conducted in any eoua-
/ y in the state
Mrs. Albert Shellhorn. thirty years
/ old. and mother az four small chill
dren. died from diph,heria five hours
after 6 doctor had been summoned al
her home in Egg EaTbOr City.
Twelve negroes ara being held By
the police following g shooting ARRAY
AZ Trenton. in which William Moore
/ colored. OF Princeton vas killed by Po-
| liceman john Green, colored- Green
says he ordered several negroes who
were leaving 6 socla, event on North
Warren street 10 light the lamps OF
their automobile. when Moore became
abusive. Green Threatened arrest, and
Moore, it is alleged. struck him. His
companions. II is charged. Joined in
the attack on the policeman. who drew
his revolver and sho, Moore through
the head
The New Jersey lodges of the
Independent Order az Odd Fellows
nave advanced former Assenblyman
George H Daylmple, Of PasSaie. the
Deputy Grand Master, TO the Office OF
Grand Master. succeeding Harvey $.
Hopkins, Of Newton. il was announced
AT the annual convention in Newark.
Grand Warden Burton A Gaskill. Of
Mays Landing. becomes Deputy Grand
Master, and Charles A Baker, Of
Newark. advances 10 lis place, Harry
5. Pine, OF Trenton was reelected
grand secretary. and Joseph R. Deacon,
OF Bordeniown. grand treasurer
Strollers report having found trail
iag arbU5us in bud in the South Jer-