The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-17
New Jersey
State Briefs
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one duck and two g~uineas in a single
night on the farm Of Albert and Wal
ton Gano, neal Clinton.
Mrs. Myrtle Sykes, who turned on
the gas in the cellar of her home in
Brooklawn because of i'll health, was
taken home from Cooper Hospital.
Eighty new pupils are enrolled in
the Monroe township schools for the
new term. The youngest of the
classes in Williamstown are on part
time until a new IL room building is
completed.
Albert Gardener, ten years old, OF
Clayton, in a Woodbury. hospital with
a fractured leg and skull, received
when he stepped in front of an auto
mobile, has a chance of recovery, ply
sicians said.
From injuries received when struck
by an automobile on White Horse
pike Isaiah Braddock of Stratford
died in the Homeopathic Hospital,
Camden. His death was caused by a
fractured skull.
South Jersey farmers are much an
noyed by boys robbing wagons while
passing through Gloucester City. One
gang took a dozen empty baskets
from a truck. They were recovered
by Squire Sherwood.
Frank Culura of Pergola avenue,
Jamesburg, was hello in $1,000 bail
for grand jury action by Supreme
Court Commissioner Schuyler Van
cleaf at New Brunswick, charged
with sale and possession of liquor.
Announcement has been made that
the architectural and building exposi-
ton under direction of the Trenton
Society of Architects will be held aft
ernoons and nights, November 8 to
IA, inclusive.
In disposing of an estate valued at
$4,000 the will of Emily Rooms Sell,
1442 frankfort avenue, gives the bulk
of it to the Masonic Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania for use at the Masonic
Home, Elizabethtown.
James Norton of Ferry avenue,
Camden, paid a fine of $5.75 in the
Gloucester city police court and was
also required to pay $25 for a new
pane of glass in the store Of Joseph
Alamot to replace one he broke.
DR.. Frederick l.. Hutson, registrar
Of Princeton University, is expected
to return to Princeton early this
month. DR.. Hutson, with Mrs. Hut
son and their sons, have been spend
Ing the summer on the Belgian Coast.
Seven graduates Of Princeton High
School in the class of 1925 have en-
tered the Trenton State Normal
School. They are Katherine Scasse-
"a, Ruth Burchell, Eva Anderson,
Mary Sweeney, Catherine Cheston,
Katherine Mulholland and Elizabeth
Schenck.
Fire for the seconG time Within a
fortnight visited the premises of Al
bert Shops, owner of the homestead,
one of Jamesburg's historic places,
the home of the late F. Lemuel Buck
alew, son of the founder of James
burg. Considerable loss was suffered
by the owner
At the last meeting of Clementon
borough council the Office of police
recorder was created, and Leighton
Heller, a law student in Camden, was
appointed to the position. A new
Board of Health was created, to CON
sist of Dr.. Harold Wescott, Francis
Reed, Aubrey Phillips, Fred Nolte
and Frederick Flurrey.
Joseph Krot, 40, who said that he
lived in Manhattan, hanged himself
with his belt to the door of a cell at
Police Headquarters, Iryington.
Theodore Kessler, 7-year-old son Of
Theodore Kessler, of Springside. sus-
tanned a broken thigh when he fell
from a truck driven by Edward Schuy-
Ter, Of Springside.
Hugh Devine of Charleston street,
Princeton, was arrested by officer 81.
mer Rodweller for being drunk on
Nassau Street, and for refusing to 90
home when ordered to do SO.
Mrs. Dorothy Spurlin, 80 years old,
No. 232 Sylvan avenue, Highland Park,
while picking cherries fell and struck
a stump and sustained ~abrasions. She
was sent to Underwood's Hospital.
Pitman cottagers closed their season
with a full program. There were base
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meet on the athletic field. A carnival
was also conducted by the Athletic AS
ISOLATION.
The building on Olden street, Prin.
ceton. formerly occupied by the Ar
bour Inn, an undergraduate eating
club, was the scene of a fire which
destroyed the back porch Of the struc-
ture, but did little other damage.
Two drivers Of Central Transpor-
tation Company buses and the pilot
of a Gray Goose" bus plying between
New York and Atlantic City we're the
victims of a skirmish in he State Pol.
ice war IN speeding and r~oad-hogging
bus drivers. All three men were
nabbed by Trooper Wilson, of the
Hightstown State Police.
Capacity Of the temporary Glouces-
ter county jail at Woodbury. was taxed
over the weekend as a result Of four
raids and numerous other arrests.
DR.. John r. Thomas. formerly pres.