The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-07-23
Neu York
State Items
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jamestown taxpayers have voted
$685. 900 for the construction OF 8
sewage publication works.
]. Crosby Chapman, teacher of psy-
chology at Yale University, was
drowned In ChautauQua lake, near
Chautauqua recently.
Hayden Smith, II, of Schenectady,
has confessed to the murder OF ziba
c. Nickerson, 20, OF Chatham, Mass,
authorities announced at Schenectady.
Although she tumbled three stories
and landed on brick pavement, Mrs.
| Carmela Restivo of jamestown, has
recovered. She has bruised scalp
and face.
superintendent OF Schools 3. +.
Whitney has prepared plans for &C
commodating second and third grade
pupils in the fall in the Oneida inter-
mediate school.
Two new Fairgrounds will be open
ed in Albany within a month, Burns
W. Beach, municipal Fairgrounds d.
rector, reported, making twelve play
grounds in Albany.
Buffalo had larger per capita nre
loss In 1924 than any other large city
in the country, with the exception OF
Boston, according to figures made pub
lie by the safety bureau of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Hammondsport has we'll % feet
deep and water pumped from 1t
varies in temperature from 33 de-
grees to IS degrees. No explanation
has been offered for the reason of its
low temperature.
Decision to effect a permanent or
ganization of the New York State
Publicity Association was reached at
the second meeting of the organiza-
ton at Utica. Representatives of ten
cities and towns OF the state were in
attendance.
An increase of 1853 per cent in the
total value of products manufactured
in Rochester in a period of two years
is reported in a special table prepared
by the United States bureau Of CEN
sus and made public by the Rochester
chamber of commerce.
Building Inspector Ralph Smith OF
Lockport reported total of 40 per-
mits issued last month for new build
ings and alterations at an estimated
cost of $120,1S5. In June, 1924, there
were Al permits issued and the cost
Of the work was estimated at $50, 113.
A merger Of nine upstate New York
and one Pennsylvania ice cream COM
panies has been virtually completed,
1t became known at Buffalo. The
new company will be known as the
Consolidated Ice Cream Company
with headquarters in Schenectady.
The merger involves properties valued
at $10.O000OO.
The Rochester farm loan associa-
ton, q branch OF the Federal Land
Bank of Springfield, Mass, last month
passed the $1,000,000,00O mark in to-
tai loans on farm property. This as
ISOLATION, which makes loans in Mon
roe and Orleans county is the first
Federal Farm Loan Association in
New York to loan more than a mil
lion dollars.
Value of industrial products manu-
featured in Buffalo jumped $160,000,-
900 from 1921 to 1928, the United
States chamber of commerce reported
to the Buffalo Chamber Of Commerce.
A recent survey of the raspberry
crop at Churchville brought out the
fact that the yield in most localities
will be fair one. However, the late
frosts in the spring did some damage
as well as the lack Of moisture early
in the summer.
Principal G. r. Raynor Of the Chau-
tauqua school has the honor OF
catching the largest muscallonge
since the season opened July /. His
fish weighed 20 pounds.
Report was made to the police at
Niagara Falls by citizen that he
had seen man climb the wall of the
Goat Island bridge, drop into the rap
ids and go over the American falls.
Chappie, bird dog owned by r. w.
Joy of schuyler Falls, champion musk
rat catcher of the Adirondacks, has
now turned his attention to trout fish
ing. The dog can swim like an otter.
Postmaster Edward T. Shelter has
just been advised that owing to the
gross receipts of the Shortsville Of
fee amounting to over $4,000 during
the year of 1924 the postofice has
been advanced from third to second
] class.
Three glasses OF bad beer. pro
cured in Yonkers, caused the death
of Joseph Raunig at Elmsford. DR.
Amos o. Squire of Ossining. West.
chester County Medical Examiner
announced at the close Of an investi,
/ cation.
Jolted out OF an automobile bus
George H. Hillman, fifty-five Of Por.
chester, was thrown against 4 tele.
graph pole and killed, the blow frac-
turing his skull. Medical Examiner
Squire OF Westchester county after
investigation announced no arrest will
be made.
Violations Of city trafic ordinances
and the Stapley Motor Vehicle act