KWS1HHIES DF HEW JERSEE

Interesting Haprenings In the State Carefully Condensed. ■vwrts of All Kind* G*th«r*d From Various Point* In tho SUto and 80 fUduoad In Sit* That Thay Will Appeal to All Claaaea of Raadara. There are many wild duck on Black

xlrer near Chester.

The new state road tax will coat Bloomfield $17,000 this year. Harrison used 00.000.974 callon* of water In March at a cost of $5^35. South Oranpe village police are harlug weekly drills In military tialnln*. Two more trolley cars have been added to the service for Five Mile resorts. Kearny's home guard will moblllie In various Ore houses in case of trouble. The Montclair battalion has two B autos, mounted with machine

The sheriff-* vale of the dock nnd new tract along the Hereford Inlet belonging to the estate of the late Charles Mace will take place on April 18. Police are guarding the rulna of a bonding on Hauxhurst avenue, Weabawken. which was destroyed by Are recently. It was valued at 981<000. An indignation meeting waa held In Oaklyn because of the failure of the senate to paw the bill annexing to the borough a part of Haddon township. His leap from a window whila dallr Iocs from pneumonia caused the deeth at Cooper hospital <A Adolph Fabrldus, thirty-nine years old, of Camden. The Mount Laurel board of education Is arranging for the erection of e ■cboolbouse to coat 821.000, whila Marlton will erect one coating 828X100 The Wildwood Athletic dub. organ ired a little over a year ago under the plan of the T. M. C A., will purchase two building lota for a handsome home. The offer of an Improvement company at Pennagrore to provide lota free of coat for those who desire to do gardening has been accepted by many. Precautions are being taken to guard Morris lake. Newton's aoorce of water supply, as the result of the recant discovery of a package of poison on tba

lake shore.

Irvin L. Fritta ha* been elected president of the Pattenbnrg Dairymen'*

Pauls boro men have organized a Boosters' clnb. with H. L. Wlttsteln

Sandford Clark of Roselle, a ant of one of the Brut American families. 1* dead Mr. Clark at one tla# held an appointment from th* Japanese

government.

The plant of the New Jersey Coated Paper company. Montclair, has placed at the disposal of the government by Arthur C. Wli*on. president

of the concern.

Just as householders are beginning to let their fire* go out in south Jersey the coal famine, which reached serious proportions the last part of the winter, has been broken. Extra guards have been placed around the five Morristown bank building* The two water plants, the electric light works and federal building are also being guarded. Seventeen men employed by a Newark contractor who la erecting a buildlug for the New Jereey Tube company, Harrison, quit without giving any reasou. They were replaced Her. William V. Looderbough. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Salem, who has been at Atlantic City fur aereral weeks because of 111 health, has returned greatly Improved. Game Warden Phifer, who reside* at Cumberland, five mile* east of Millville. complains that about a deer visited his farm, tramped out a large latch of onion* and ruined a bed

.' early peas

Colling*wood druggists have agreed Threatened with suit unleas :be danto close their stores on Sundays, srltb t* r of ■ flo, ’ d *“* r *® or, < the exception of two hours. of the Bn k.hutem dam has notified *“***““ w “ OUr * I golk-ltor Louis H. Miller of Mill. Laborer, at the Whitney Ulaas | U “ I ^ wU1 ‘ ow ? r ^ wmter works. Glass bore, hate teen given a j *** mlil l “ ou<1 lw ° {t * 1 wage In create to $2-50 a day. Bisters and students of St. Elisa-

A drill*!, police reserve and a Citl- , ■ana' Defense league bsve been form-

ed in Irvington

Mias Beatrice Tyack fast- been elected president of the Ladle*' Friday club

of Hlghtstown.

Twenty special police marshals were appointed by the Caldwell borough

council recently.

H. E. Manning has l-cen appointed a clerk In the postulEoe at Atlantic

Highlands. N. J.

A field fire that at one time spread over two block* created some excitement In Westmont Joseph Plckel, aUty-three. Is dead at his home in Peapeck. He leaves a

wife and daughter.

Guardsmen employed by New Jersey counties or cities wUl be vmpens*ted while In the service. More than 100 men of the national guard reserve list have been requested to return to the guard. A receptl >n was held la the Lambert▼ille M -thodist church for Rev. and Mrs Edward A. Well*.

horse belonging to J F. Peak of

Westmoui fell Into Crystal lake, where

It became mired and drowned. Charles Taylor, a boy evangelist, will

begin a series of meetings In tha

Pennagrove taU-rnacle April 15. Forty women organized a Woman's

betha. Convent Station, are preparing to act as nurse# In the event of Dr. G. E. Wade of AU Soul#- hospital. Morristown, has been engaged to give

the necessary Instruction.

The fire wardens selected for Salem county are Wade O. Ev en. Alloway; G. P. Hancock. Canton; Georg* "

League For Home lvfer.se In Boontoa m,D “ uJ * U t V T! nM ' , , Mr*. Mary Measlier ts president. nickel and A. A. Sima. Quinton; J. L.

Ivwn*. Upper Plttagrove.

A large aearehilght has been Installed . on the roof of the plan: of the Stand Owing to the freight

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, ers whose farms are bear tha rb

The Harris..!! Exempt Firemen * aa I tributary rtreama •ocUtion has e ected Thomas Sheridan, j th. Ih-Uware are gettlng fertiliser, Thomas Klley and R. C. Nugent mem- ' * nJ otl,rr b J t* 0 * 1 -

At a hearing at the Salem court

Thirty special policemen have been i house before representative* of th# sworn la by Mayor Waters of Bella- | war department not a protest was on vtlle to guard the Edlscm planu tc tered against the erection of a tern Silver Lake porary bridge acres* Salem river to al-

low trolley car, to enter the city.

Much wot weather ha, aertourfj handicapped south Jereey farmer, with _ their spring work, and little seed feet early crops Is planted. A majority of the men employed IB the two shipyards In Glouee*ter City are working overtime at night to finish the work on the ship*. Future pedagogue* and school principles. now students at the Newark State Normal acbooL are planning to form a military company. Haddon Height* residents receive their mail from Camden direct Instead of throogh the Philadelphia postoifiea. saving much time thereby. Only thoee who bav, taken out naturalization papers can become hers of the newly formed Its' can club In West New Torit. Mias Elizabeth Naira of Nutley sailed for England, where rbe will visit friend* in London and take up work among the wounded soldiers. Aa the result of Increased expanses ■ddled on the borough of Merchantvilla by the board of education tha tax rat* will have to be increased. Tha congregation of the Audubon Lutheran church at a special service homed the mortgage, removing tha last trace* of an old Indebtedni Some one stole a part of the collection from the Protestant Episcopal mission. Westmont, by forcing an entrance through the cellar window. Work la progressing rapidly In th* interrat* of the Red Cro#s chapter the Oranges as a result o.‘ enthusiasm shown by women of East Orange. To develop tracts of land along the trolley and railroad lines residents of Fensauken township have formed a board of trade, with 150 members. Th# seventy-ooe acre property of the Joeeph Evaul estate on River road. Delair, has been eokl to be developed Into small farms and building altea Woodbury city council decided to hire another policeman and place th* police force In charge of the mayor Instead of the nubile safety commute#. William 8 W"llace has twen granted an exempt fireman'* certificate for the unpleUon of seven years' volunteer service In the Nutley fire department Delirious from pneumonia, Adolph Fabrlcula. thirty-nine years old. Jumped from the second story window of his home. East Camden, and was

hurt

The transfer of the Rev. O. M. West will he one of the pastoral be made at this year's session of th* Newark Methodist Episcopal confer

A panther five feet long was killed n the shore of Swartswood lake. Newton, by Elmer HU1. a trapper. HU1 found the animal caught by on* leg In a trap. Harry O. May, president of the Wi End Civic association. Summit threat #na to resign and leav* that body ha

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polireinen. Filler, tool Is by R«x' Jsmre I Itklgr t*< England.

Henry snd Frank A. Prune of Mont

tbv care of the Salem > lair, whose parents were victims of

the 121.Hauls disaster, have opened a place of registry where men of Kng-

Ary i-ode Is being pre- ;i»h descent who want to fight under i.-i by the engineer, of the Star, and Stripes may register. M-ei-r system now un

Falling In a holier of ecaldlng water while at work tn a rug fretory at Wret-

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At the rat* a flock of hens belonging to John D. Allen, near 1'aretuwn, are laying th* egg stringency ought soot, to he broken. He gathered over 13,000 egg, during March. Mayor Patrick Griffin. Hoboken, has offered a fast motorboat to the United State# govcruBMUt as a submarine chaser. Th# boat is now being com plrted by a Hoboken firm. Th# gatherer, stopped work at the Mlnotola Glass company's works because the company refused to recugnls# their union. The strike tied up two of the large factories. Hedy Croas parochial school. Harri sol. la at the disposal of Governor Edge The Rev. George L Fill Patrick, rector of the church, wrote the governor offering the ua# of the building. The New Jrrery Motorcycle club has offered tu arrvlcre to Newark In conJurvctton with the Chilian police reictt* Twenty-five memtiers have volunteered to Join. Each wll> furnish

hi* own eyrie

Rorouga officials at Pitman have been Informal that the project for remortng the freight station from the center i*f the town to a leas cuuaplouous pla>v has I ■ecu tnui—rurlly shelved by tb« imllroad offiv lsS

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