The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-10-16

| Hotel at A0Bl6Sed, was COufASbcu a.
Cape May of the possession and sale
\ of intoxicating liquors. The case
arose from a drinking party that re-
suited in the death Of Joseph Smith
on April 81.
Two thousand members Of the I'M
proved Order of Redmen and 500 mem
bers of the Daughters Of Pocahontas
assembled at public initiation held
by the Morristown lodge.
DR.. Thomas w Busche, one of the
founders of the New York Eye and
Ear Ihfrmary, died at his home in
Ridgewood, aged seventy-one. He re-
tired in 1920 after 45 years practice.
The National Park police are look
ing for musical thief. He has forced
/ an entrance into houses along the
river front which are occupied only at
week-ends, and at least four victrolas
/ have been stolen. The police say they
have clew.
While in Jail at South River on a
charge of being drunk, Joseph Sad
owski, laborer, of Jackson street.
died in a cell from alcoholism. The
cause of death was fixed by DIR. A. L..
| Woods, who viewed the body. Sad
! owski was arrested on Sunday on the
| complaint of his wife. In addition to
his widow he leaves eight children.
Samuel Ireland, president of the
Pleasantville Trust Company, was
found dead by his wife on the porch
of his home, Main street and Verona
avenue. Atlantic City. Mr.. Ireland
had been entertaining company. He
| left the party and went out on the
porch to rest before going to meet
ing at the bank. When his wife went
to call him he failed to respond. A
doctor was called and the man was
found dead
The United States Supreme Court
dismissed by request the suit of the
| Public Utilities Commission of New
| Jersey to compel the Public Service
Railway Co. to reduce its passenger
fares from to cents.
A deer beat an automobile in race
on the road between Whippany and
Pine Brook, according to Jacob Liebes-
kind of Pine Brook, the autoist. A
big buck raced the car at more than
| twenty-five miles an hour, but got
ahead, crossed the road and escaped.
The Public Utility Commission and
the Atlantic City Sewerage Company
must show cause why writ of GER
tiorari should not be granted to re-
view the Commissions decision of
August 10 last increasing the COM
pany's rates. The municipal author
tiles Of Atlantic City applied for the
writ.
Lee Fo Yam, aged sixteen, a Chi
nese student, committed suicide in his
boarding house at Nutley because of
his inability to master the English
language and geometry, according to
reports made to the police. The stu
dents Dody was found in his room,
which was filled with gas from an
open jet
After delay of several weeks, due
to litigation by the Glen Lake Civic
Association, which objected to the ex-
pense of running sewer mains to that
section of the borough, the Glassboro
Council proposes to proceed with the
award of the contract for a new mu-
nicipal sewer system to cost approx
imately S250,0OO, at its meeting on
October IA.
Consideration of the installation OF
larger pipe line from the well sup
plying the borough of Netcong with
water to the reservoir was given by
the Borough Council at special meet
ing. 1t was pointed out that the water
in the reservoir was down below half
the capacity and that the present COM
bination four and six-inch pipe line
was inadequate to supply the borough.
The Salem County Democratic Com
mittee has elected Robert Hurley, OF
Carney's Point, chairman; John Sui
Ivan, of Pennsgrove. secretary, and
Judge E. C. Waddington, Of Woods
town, treasurer
Lone Pine Park, near New Sharon.
recently purchased by the Ku Klux
Khan, was dedicated when an i'm
mense throng was on hand.
Daylight saving time for Millville
and Bridgeton will be determined by
the voters of the two cities at the
November election to avoid the an
nual controversy.
Rev. N. J.. Sproul. recently chosen
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Salem, delivered his first
sermon Sunday morning.
The Young Mems Progressive
League of Ocean City will take part
in the Halloween celebration in
Woodbury. on October 20.
The Pitman Community Male
Chorus is conducting campaign for
| associate members.
An inspection of dairy cattle in
| Gloucester county was started by in
spectors for the Interstate Dairy Coun-
Gil
Police are still trying to locate a
mysterious still which is said to be
operating in swamp between Pitman
and Glassboro. Families living in the
suburbs reported that they had