The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-05-28

| Chancellor and Stuyvesant avenues
Irvington, a three-month-old child was
rescued by Patrolman Schaefer of the
night. motor patrol, who went through
the smoke-flled building with fash
light to make sure every one had es-
capped.
In custody of Sheriff Morgan of
Passaic County and a deputy, Mildred
! (Babe Sage was received at the New
Jersey State Prison, Trenton, to serve
a term Of five to ten years for killing
Samuel Cantelmo, business partner
| in their tea room at Little Falls. She
viii be assigned to the prisons sew
ing room.
Roy Bohdin, 10, OF Newark, was kill
ed and two of his companions were
injured when their automobile was
struck by another car as they were
en- route to South Amboy from Lau-
renee Harbor. State troopers are
searching for the driver of the other
automobile, which sped away without
stopping after the collision
The State Board of Public Utility
Commissioners approved the applica-
tion of the Public Service Railway
Company for permission to abandon
trolley service on portion Of the
Governor street line in Paterson. At
the same time the Board granted the
Public Service Transportation Com
pany permission to operate five jit-
neys over the Governor street route.
The jitneys will be substituted for
the trolley service.
The Rev. John w. Bischoff, pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church at Ham
burg, died of apoplexy at his home.
He was sixty years old.
Announcement was made at Pas
sale that the silk throwing plant Of
A. p Villa & Brothers, Inc, in Cen
trail avenue, between Burgess Place
and Highland avenue, had been sold
to the Commercial Fiber Company Of
America, Inc, which will take over
the plant in June. No purchase price
was made known. The new plant will
be an artificial silk MILL Rayon will
be thrown and dyed by the new con-
Germ.
A mad cat sprang through an open
Schwener at 15 Monroe street, Pa
sale, scratched the face of fve-year-old
John Schwener, who lay asleep in
bed, and in a chase that followed bit
Mr.. Schwener, The cat was finally
killed. 1t is believed that the cat
may have been bitten by dog affect
ed with rabies.
Frnd Copuors oIovan wars nld of
South Dennis, a settlement nineteen
miles from Cape May, reported kill
ing nest of black snakes in the
woods near Clints Mill Pond He said
the biggest measured eight feet nine
inches and was as thick as mans
wrist. Asked If he was frightened
the boy said: Nope, / had a good
hickory club and just walloped en-"
Counsel for Robert Boyd and Benja-
min Reidman of New York city who
are under arrest in Freehold on
charges Of obtaining money under
false pretenses in an alleged fraudu-
lent stock DEAL is expected to reim-
burse three alleged victims and to fur
nish $4,000 bail for each of his clients.
While working underneath his auto
in the garage in the rear of his home,
4S8 Stuyvesant avenue, Irvington,
Thomas Taylor, 25 died of strangula-
ton when the jacks supporting the
car slipped and the auto spring crush
ed his windpipe.
Real estate men in Asbury Park are
looking to the future with optimism,
following the announcement of three
apartment house projects involving an
outlay of approximately $1,000 900
All the apartments are to be erectetF
on ocean front plots In addition to
these developments, property tota1ling
$1,OO0,O00 changed hands during the
week
Residents along Black Horse pike
between Mount Ephraim and Black
wood have asked the two companies
which operate bus lines to establish
alEnight service.
Because many families neglected to
clean up their yards during cleanup
week In Gloucester City, Fire Chief
Corcoran is touring the city making
inspections
At the Red Bank school, National
Park, there was an exhibition of sew
ing and other work of the girls and
boys of the school.
Harry Weldon has been appointed
chief Of police Of National Park by
Mayor Dick. He was formerly police
recorder.
The Cumberland County Board of
Freeholders has awarded four addi-
tional miles of the Bridgeton- Port
Norris road to Wallace, Touzer &
Wall, Millville contractors, for $145.-
26S. The material will be bituminous
concrete. Delton G. Fox. of Bridge
ton, was awarded the grading con-
tract for $11,654S0.
Signatures to the number of $4,000
were added to the nominating petit
ton of City Commissioner A. Harry
Moore Of Jersey City, Democratic cam