The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-12-04


I Coast Protective Association.
Miss Bessie Cyples, daughter, has
been appointed Administrative of the
estate of her mother, Anna cyplesy
late of Ewing township. Letters Of
administration were granted by Sarro-
gate Hayerstick. The estate is valued
at $4,000
Banks of bulldog aroused the fam
lily of Carman Salamanca of Trenton
just in time to avert destruction Of
the house by fire.
Thomas c. Smith of CLINTON was
J fined S25 and costs by Recorder Fish
er of Brooklawn for reckless driving
and crashing through the safety gates
at the Browning road crossing. Smith
i just missed being struck by train
The sale of the machinery at the
Pusey & Jones shipyard, Gloucester
City, brought total of 100000.
! Rev. C. S. Rumsey of Jersey Shore
Pa, has accepted the call to the First
Baptist church, Salem, and will as
sumo his duties January /.
/ Salem common council will petition
the West jersey and Seashore rail
| road for permission to construct sid
ing at the city water plant at Quinton.
The Rotary Club OF Salem has
named committee to take charge OF
the exercises ct the community Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve.
Keep we'll station" has been open
ed for children of pre-school age of
| Swedesboro and vicinity by Miss Ly-
! dia Staulcup. community nurse
| A number of Improvements have
been made 20 the Elmer M. e. church
| The congregation has unanimously in
! vited the pastor, Rev. Edgar Miller, to
return for another year.
Large framed photographs of Pit
mans former mayors, all still living,
have been hung In the municipal
! building. Trey are Joseph M. Nc
| Cowan, A. Watson Michael, Charles G.
Justice and Andrew ]. Trucksess.
The fire apparatus committee of
Gloucester city council has had one
story building erected alongside the
frehouse for the city ambulance.
John L. Reeger of Trenton, division
| commander, and his STAFF made the
! annual inspection Of Admiral Farra-
gut Camp, Sons of Veterans, OF Glou,
cester City. Visitors were present
/ from other camps.
A bridge over Cooper river at Cuth-
bert road to relieve traffic congestion
in Collingswood and Haddonfeld irons
Audubon and make access to Marlton
Pike from the towns along White
Horse Pike was advocated at the
/ meeting OF the new chamber of com
MERGE of ColIingswood
Mayor Donnelly of Trenton spent a
total of $11,248.3i in his general cleo
ton campaign for United States sena-
| tor, according to financial statement
| filed in the office OF the secretary OF
state.
At special public meeting called
| by the Board of Education of Metu-
chen it was decided by vote of 1853
to Is that $4,000 site for grammar
| school on Baunty street would be pur-
4 CHASED. Plans for the new building
will be mdae Immediately.
| A prize of $25 to the person suggest
ing the best slogan depicting the po-
sition which will be occupied by the
new city of Linden In the Industrial
I world will be awarded by the Wood
Avenue Improvement Association in
the near future.
Prosecutor Jayne Of Ocean county
has begun an investigation into the
alleged disappearance of nearly 100
] cases of high grade liquors from the
county court house, where 1t had been
| placed during the past two years
after its conhscation in prohibition
raids. The missing liquors were val
ued at $500.
Bishop Walsh of Trenton was re-
ccivtd in a special audience by Pope
Plus a few days ago.
i City and state paid tribute to one
of Newark's foremost citizens, Joseph
4 M. Byrne. ST. who suddenly died at
his home. IL Lincoln Park.
Six new paid firemen for the Wee
hawken department were appointed
by township committee. The appoint
ments will take effect December Is.
The salary is 81, 800 annually. The APP
pointees are: George W. Donohue,
William Harmon. Edward J. Quinn.
Orville l.. Clark. Frederick L. Gala
| CHER and Richard Brinkman
Rev. Julian Zeilinski, pastor of St.
] Medwig's Polish Catholic church of
! Trenton. Is dead, and Rev Stephen
/ Ryocki, his assistant, ig in Mckinley
Hospital with serious injuries as re-
suit of their automobile colliding with
truck on the Princeton pike. The
/ priests had been in New Brunswick
and were returning to their homo
when the accident occurred.
The call for candidates from the
freshman class for the editorial board
OF the Daily Princetorian resulted IN
a response on the part of IS members.
Among those who will work under the
guidance of regular members of the
Princetonian board are: John w.
Thompson, Jr., Trenton; Francis d.
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