The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-06-04


avenue from which trolley tracks are
being removed.
Public utility companies will spend
more than $25,000,OOO for advertising
this year, according to report by q.
Paul Young, chairman Of the Costs
and Results Committee, Public Utili-
ties Advertising Association, and pub
lished by the New Jersey Public Utili-
ty Information Committee.
While he would not discuss the sit
uation, Superintendent of Newark
Schools Corson was reported to have
recommended to the Board of Educa-
ton that women physicians conduct
all future medical examinations Of
girls at Barringer High School.
Two persons are in serious condi-
ton and two are recovering from the
effects of coal gas which nearly as
phyxiated them as they slept during
the night at their home in Neptune.
City, suburb Of Asbury Park.
The petition of Isaac Nutter, negro
attorney and political leader, was
filed in the Atlantic county clerks Of
Republican ticket in opposition to
Senator Emerson L. Richards, who
seeks reelection. 1t was signed by
1900 men and women.
After months Of delay the grade
crossing at Atlantic avenue, Camden,
over the tracks Of the West Jersey
and Seashore railroad, has been open
ed to the public. 1t provides a new
outlet direct from the new Reading
terminal to Black Horse and White
Horse pixies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Macaulay
of Scotch Plains recently observed
their sixtieth wedding anniversary at
their home, when they entertained
relatives and friends.
May Day disdains all i'll omens, so
pretty maidens from all parts of south
Jersey boldly danced around Is May
poles on the campus at the annual
frolic of the State Normal School. All
Of the classes, comprising nearly 500
students, participated in the May pole
dances and in group athletics,
marches and drills.
Tests in night flying will be made
from Hadley Tleld, eastern terminal
of the postal air service, preparatory
to inauguration of night air mail serv-
ice between New York and Chicago,
according to Percy Kirkman, manager
at Hadley Field.
At the thirteenth biennial state con-
vention of the Foresters of America
in Trenton F. j. Leuper of Hoboken
was elected grand chief ranger, sue
ceeding past chief ranger Thomas
Brown of Englewood.
A westbound Lehigh and Hudson
muchy station by broken wheel. A
tank and box car were derailed and
an electric automatic signal base de-
molished, throwing the system out of
commission
An ordinance appropriating $1,150,
600 to pay Montclair's share Of the.
Wanaque water supply project and
contract with the North Jersey Dis
trict Water Supply Commission was
passed on first reading by the Mont
clair Town Commission.
A general order to shoot all dogs at
large has been issued by Chief Of Po-
lice Padgett Of Riverdale as a result
of an attack made by two dogs on
Raymond Dingle.
Tripping on the floor Of the porch
on which he was playing, Benjamin,
four years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Solvin of Dover, fell against one
of the porch posts, his neck being
broken. He lived about ten minutes.
Thirteen pupils of the six schools
OF Sandyston township received grad
uation certificates at the commence
ment exercises of the, township at
Layton school,
Orders we're issued by President
Abraham Weinberg of the Board of
Health of Linden that all school chill
dren must be vaccinated unless they
were vaccinated during the last seven
years.
Confirmation was received at Red
Bank from Washington Of the appoint
ment of Ensley e. Rogers of SO Elm
place as assistant postmaster at sal
airy of $4,000 year. He had been a
carrier at the local post Office
Arrangements were most complete
at the entertainment Of thousands OF
New Jersey farmers at the farm home
of former United States Senator Jo-
seph S. Frelinghuysen, near Raritan,
when the New Jersey State Board Of
Agriculture held its annual field day.
Harrison's Town Council has fol-
lowed in the footsteps of Kearny Of
ficials anent the threat of the Pas
sale Consolidated Water Company to
shut off the line which supplies the
West Hudson towns.
Matthew Henry Stewart, Of Has
brouck Heights, and Mrs. Harriet
Cooper Of Brooklyn, each rs years old
and school day sweethearts, are to be
married June "a, next.
Postmaster Frank R. Parry has
been notified that the Wanaoue most