The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-06

instructed the engineer TO prepare INC
sidewalk map for Black Horse PIKE
! from Little Timber Creek, Bellmawr.
to Beaver branch, Runnemede
The new road from the Whitall
mansion, at the river front, National
Park. to woodbury. will be ready for
use in few days.
Peter Dempsey, 80, died in the nos
pital at Long Branch of fractured
skull suffered when his automoplle
trnck was hit by a Central New Jer-
sew railroad train at the Watermelon
crossing at Highlands. dempsey
truck was demolished on the crossing
which was said to have no gate pro-
blyman, was killed near Hopeweh
| lection.
| Leonard Pikkart, New Jersey assem-
Junction when rifle in the hands OF
Edward Kupetz twelve, was acciden-
| tally discharged. Pikkart was at work
| on his farm at the time OF the acci-
| dent. Coroner E. K. Johnson lodged
charge of juvenile delinquency against
| the boy. who was released in the Gus
tody of his mother.
| Six men held up Isidore Schwartz,
manager of the United Cigar Company
factory at Carteret and robbed him OF
| $500 he was carrying into the plant
to pay the employees The bandits
fed in an automobile.
After celebrating seven hours a
| jury in the Criminal Court at Mays
Landing returned verdict of not
guilty in the case of Tilghman B. Ma
| this and Morris M. Magnes, officers of
the Atlantic City trolleymen's union,
| charged with sabotage in connection
with the trolley strike in June last.
| President Coolidge has accepted an
| invitation to address in person the
annual convention of the National
Grange, which opens in Atlantic City
November H. Plans are being made
to broadcast the address from the
city's new radio station. This will be
| the Presidents initial visit to the re-
sort 1t is expected that over 10000
delegates will attend the convention.
| The Brunswick Hotel, one Of the old
est in Belmar, was destroyed by fire
with an estimated loss of $4,000. The
| fire is believed to have been Of incen-
| diary origin, the hotel being unoc-
! cupied, and police are Investigating
| The hotel, three-story frame struc-
| ture at Fifth street and Ocean avenue,
was ablaze when the fremen arrived,
and they reported that it had started
on the first floor.
| The Women's Missionary Society of
| the Methodist Episcopal church at the
concluding session of its annual con-
vention in East Orange reelected Mrs
| Thomas Nicholson of Detroit presi-
| dent for her fifth term. Mrs. Cyrus
d. Foss of Philadelphia was reelected
president emeritus, Mrs. Charles
| Spaeth of Madison was elected secre-
| tary; Miss Florence Harper of Balti-
more, treasurer, and Mrs. L. B. Town
| ley of Youngstown, o., secretary of
the foreign department.
Citizens of Merchantville, especially
those in the vicinity of the railroad
! tracks, have been rid of a disturbing
nuisance, it was learned when Mayor
Holman received a communication
| from the Pennsylvania railroad stat
| ing that the drilling of trains at night
within the borough limits will be stop
| ped as far as possible More than
year ago complaints against similar
disturbances were made by citizens
and the company promised to correct
| the offending conditions.
Instead of awaiting the completion
of the entire new sewer system at
Pensauken various units will be placed
in operation Immediately upon being
| installed The township committee so
ruled following complaints that many
cesspools are in such bad condition
immediate relief is imperative.
Mrs. Richard Behr of Garfield, who
was stricken speeches. by sudden
fright, was reported by her attending
physician to be on the road to recov-
cry.
Focusing all Holy Name demon
strations of the Newark diocese In
Newark next year instead of having
many smaller ones in diocesan COM
munities has been planned.
| Mrs. William Lewis Smith, long
prominent in civic and public affairs
| in the Oranges, win command the
forces of women who will help raise
| the COnmu CHEST VI Inc WSlAdlS
| Federation next month.
| When a motorcycle on which he
was riding overturned after hitting a
pile of stones on North avenue, Gar
wood, James Cozens of New Bruins
wick was thrown from the machine
and seriously injured.
| The navy dirigible Shenandoah
came to earth at it's home station at
Lakehurst just at midnight last Sun
day after journey of 5000 miles
across the country and back. which
had taken 1872 days.
Livingston township committee has
set an example in moving to enforce
hunting laws. The committee has
named six men as special game con-
stables to enforce game laws during
the open season in November.
The court OF errors and appeals has
| decided that Police Recorder Anthony