The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-30

local CudHuU0T VI
Commerce voted to go on record as
being opposed to the collection OF tolls
on the Camden bridge.
National Park.-A ~three-room port
able school building for use in the fall
was ordered by the local School Board.
Gloucester City.-Earl Stainker, IA
years old, one of the bcys arrested
three weeks ago on a charge of break.
ing into the office of Stinson & Dick
eMsheets, of this city, was sent to the
State School by Judge Shay.
Woodbury.-Under d resolution
adopted by the Board of Freeholders
to prevent truck drivers emptying salt
water on the county's improved roads,
Deputy Sheriff Wentz arrested Arthur
Smith, of Philadelphia, driver of an ice
cream truck, here and he was held
under bond for a further hearing.
Haddonfield JSmothered to death
was the fate of 2-months-old August
Lowther as he lay between his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Lowth-
er, who live on a farm on the Kresson
road near here. When the parents
awoke they found the little one cold
in death. Coroner Pratt said there
was doubt but that the child had
~smothered between the parents and
gave a certificate accordingly.
Asbury Park.=Announcement of
! the candidacy of Stewart Appleby, eld-
est son of the late Congressman T.
Frank Appleby, has brought about q
t~hree-cornered contest for the Repub-
lican Congressional nomination in thu
Third District. The other candidates
who have filed declarations of inten-
ton are Major Stanley Washburn of
Lakewood and Frederick Schneider of
New Brunswick, chairman Of theMid-
dlesex Republican County Committee
Atlantic City.-Mrs. Ann H. Hick-
man, pioneer resident of Atlantic
County, died at her home, PA Rhode
Isls I'D avenue, Atlantic City. She left
five sisters and a brother, whose com
bined ages total 489 years.
Trenton.-Permission was given by
the Public Utility Commission to SIX
compares operating bus lines in Pat
erson and vicinity to issue an aggre~
gate Of $4,000 in capital stock. The
concerns had petitioned the commits.
sion for approval of a total issue of
$129.000 Some of the security in
volved is already outstanding.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Krysowatyr
~11yearold girl who was stabbed two
weeks ago by a mar who attacked
her with a knife near her home in
the Neshanic Mountains, died in the
hospital here. Detectives arrested
Mrs. Mary Krysowaty, mother OF the
girl, who disappeared from her home
on March 10. She is held pending the
/ outcome of a search for John Dun
| chuk, 30 years old, who is sought as
the girls assailant.
MISUNDERSTANDING up a battle
that would do credit to the average
man, Mrs. George vineland, mother
of ten children, resisted arrest at the
hands of State Troopers Cohen and
Keaten. There was considerable ac.
ton before the woman was finally
subdued. In the place, which a
raided on a warrant, was found a
large still, ten gallons of alleged
moonshine and a large quantity of
mash.
Decentralization Pima, a work
man at the Union CASTING and Re-
fning Company plant here, was Gre
mated when he fell down a furnace
fue. Pima ran from The plant when a
small explosion occurred and dropped
into the iue, the top Of which was
level with the ground.
Atlantic City. - The first financial
organization formed by union crafts
men has been incorporated here under
the name of the Gompers Memorial
Building and Loan Society.
Orange.-A step in the. right direc-
ton has been taken by Orange and
West Orange officials to, have a brook
in the valley section closed and pipes
Of sufficient diameter to carry off sur
face water installed in its place. The
county authorities. too, are taking an
interest in this project as the agency
held responsible for bridges at street
crossings
Spring Lake. - In the opinion OF
Mayor Daniel H. Hills and councilmen
the time is not yet ripe for the popu-
lar frankfurter and roll to make its
appearance on the boardwalk at
Spring Lake.
Gloucester. There are now 90
aliens in the immigrant station here,
most of whom entered this country
Illegally n who will be deported.
Collingswood. - The borough took
over control of the plant and equip
ment OF the General Water Supply
Company, purchase of which was re-
Gently authorized by the commission
ers for $3.50 600. With the payment OF
the check to water company officials
concentrating the deal the plant be-
came a public utility.
Newark.-Rumors that Seton Hall
College wal to be sold and the seat OF
learning transferred to another sec
| ton were 81 alphabetically denied by Mgr.