The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-19
NEW JERSEY
STATE BRIEFS

new Masonic temple at PennSgIONe
in spite of unfavorable weather.
An increase in pay for the Haddon-
field police which averaged from $500
to $500 a year was voted by the Bor-
ough Commissioners. Under the
schedule, Chief Hough will receive
$1,000 year, compared to $1,50O; Ser
geant Wood and each patrolman from
$3.50 to $1,000. The two night hall
men were given $1,000 year and the
day hall clerk, $500. The increase
brings the department on par with
other departments in Camden county
| towns.
The Bradley Beach commissioners
! informed the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
! ing Association that hereafter it viii
| look to the Association to share part
of the expense of maintaining the
Bradley Beach bathing beach The
Commissioners point out that as the
result of the Association forbidding
bathing and other recreations on its
grounds thousands of persons attend
ing the Grove meetings invade the
Bradley Beach and make use of it's
privileges.
The body of Joseph De Pasquale,
who shot and killed his wife and his
4-year-old daughter in his farmhouse
in Waterford Township, was found in
a patch of woods near his home, after
an all night search by the State police.
| A pistol lay beside the body. The
| killing of his wife and daughter, ac-
cording to the police, was the result
of an argument over the naming of an
S-day-old- baby, who was found in a
carriage near the murdered mother.
The board of trustees of the Dan
forth Memorial Library, Paterson, ap-
pointed James F. Morton, Jr., of New
York City, curator Of the museum at
tached to the library.
Four policemen. led by Mayor
Rhodes and Chief Joseph Powett, ar
rested two men while they were at
tempting to open safe of the Haw-
thorne Coal Company. The prisoners
described themselves as Louis Gala
brese and Levi Shulman, both of Pat
erson.
The Pitman Mothers Club and
Parent Teacher Association voted to
entertain the Gloucester County Coun-
Gil at its meeting in April.
/ Gloucester City police are arresting
all persons found ON the street after
midnight who cannot give good ac-
count of themselves, in order to end
petty thieving in that city. John
Kamuff and George Sankey refused to
go home so they were arrested They
told Mayor Anderson that they were
not doing anything wrong; so they
were fined SIS each for not obeying
the officers at A o'clock in the morning.
DR.. Frank l.. Hindle, "a, Treasurer OF
the American Academy of Dental Sur
gerry and former Secretary of the New
Jersey Dental Society, died at his
home in New Brunswick DR.. Hindle
was born in Paterson and graduated
from the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Hindle and two daughters sur
| vive.
Two armed robbers at Delawanna
held up Postmaster MILFORD Sullivan,
i forced him at gun point to open the
government safe and then escaped
with $125. Sullivan reported that one
of the men was negro and that the
other appeared to be an Italian. Both
escaped in an automobile, which was
driven by third bandit who remained
outside the postoffice.
The annual spelling bee for pupils
of the Salem County public schools
will be held March z. On the same
day there will also be an arithmetic
contest.
The first consignments of imported
Western rabbits are being distributed
| in south Jersey counties by game
wardens now that the ground is most
| ~ clear of snow.
Gloucester City Council has in
structed City Engineer Remington to
make survey of the streets and sub
NIT an estimate of the cost of resur-
facing with asphalt.
Bishop Hamilton of Washington, D.
c., preached in the First M. E.
Church, the first time in twenty-five
years that bishop had visited the
church
Members Of the Camden Real Es-
tate Board has accepted an invitation
to attend the annual banquet of the
Gloucester County Board, at Wood
bury.
The employees of the Gloucester
City water works have filed petition
with City Council for an increase in
salary of SIS per month because Of
the high cost Of living.
Joseph Brown, structural iron work
er, fell to the ground from the third
story of the new hotel Dennis, Allan
ii City, suffering only bruise on his
head. About the same time, Solomon
Friedman. school boy, fell six feet in
a gymnasium. His arm was broken.
Brown plunged down fifty feet, strik-
ing a beam on the way. He was
knocked unconscious, but walked out
Of the hospital five minutes after arriv-
ing. The boy was prlcticing on the
parallel bars when he fell
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