demonstration. William L. Freeland of Elkin Park, Pa., was elected cashier of the Salem PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS The Colllngswood fire company has * NEWS BREVITIES National Banking company at a meet ARTISTIC STAIRWAY DESIGN. named a committee to perfect plans lug of the board of directors and will Among great statesmen who for a great fair to raise funds for the succeed the late Henry M. Itumsey. failed to be elected to the pres- new fire engine. idency were John Jay, John NEW Desitfn 835. by Glenn L. Saxton. Architect, Minneapolis, Minn. OF JERSEY of Pas Mrs. Blanche Cook, colored, Hancock, Charles C. Pinckney, It is reporled that the Standard Oil sale, pleaded guilty to arson before George Clinton, John Marshall, company will establish a station at County Judge Abram Klenert and Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Hlghtstown on a lot recently purchased Interesting Happenings In the was sentenced to the Clinton Earn Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, on Mercer street. Reformatory For Women for an in Winfield A. State Condensed. Scott, Stephen Doug- Carefully definite term. las, William L. Marcy, John P. Officers of the New Jersey Epwortb C. league are looking over grounds foi Hale, John McLean, John William G. He Coney, Harry B. Ul- William Events of All Kinds Gathered From a summer encampment in the vicinity Fremont, H. Seward, mer and Frank M. Thomas have been of Harvey Cedars. Salmon P. Chase, Charles Sum- Various Points In the State and So elected fire commissioners at Moores- Daniel S. Jef- P' ner, Dickinson, Reduced In Size That They Will Ap- town. The voters also sanctioned -i ferson John Simon A is circulated Davis, Bell, peal to All Classes of Readers. petition being among $1,500 bond issue for a new tire house at Cameron, Horatio Seymour, Geo. tiie taxpayers Westmont requesting and a motor truck. B. McClellan, Winfield S. Han- Gloucester county farmers are bat- the township committee to improve with myriads of potato bugs. cock, David Davis, Horace Gree- tling Sandy Bend, tlie popular bathing place With the start of June weather came ley, Charles O’Conor, Samuel J. along Cooper river. the announcement in Newark that the Mrs. Charles Hubbard of Moores- Tilden, James G. Blaine, Roscoe price of ice would he increased from town broke her arm in tripping on a Conklin, Thomas F. Bayard, Several fine gowns were destroyed 3 to 5 cents per 10<> pounds to con- of John Sherman, Geo. F. Edmunds, piece carpet. by flames that swept dressmaking sumers, with an increase of 50 cents a Allen G. Thurman, Samuel J. rooms at the home of Mrs. Charles ton to wholesalers. Milkmen at Gloucester have com Randall, Benjamin F. Butler, Emlen, at Florence. plained to the police of the wholesale John A. Logan, Thomas A. Hen- One of the largest funerals ever held theft of bottles. dricks, Walter G. Gresham, Twenty horses and forty men are em in Bridgeport was that of the late El- Chauncey M. Depew, Thomas B, ployed on the Bateman farm at Gren- wood Usinger, a member of the board “Go Slow" signs are to be placed on Reed, David B. Hill, William J. loch, where an of freeholders and a prominent road all roads within 100 feet of the West- unusually large acreage Bryan and Alton B. Parker. of is builder. Many organizations of which ville schoolhouse. potatoes planted. he was a member attended. Before cuts can be made in im- Fire starting behind the altar de any road of Salem in the fu- Oil having proved unsatisfactory be stroyed the Hayonne National I’olish proved county ture a bond to the board cause of its odor and the extent t< ;♦ Independent Catholic church. satisfactory PERSPEC i’i v HOTOCrJlAI H. of freeholders must be given. which it is tracked into houses. Pit- man officials will experiment with a Fashionable All the Hamilton teachers of the salt solution and other for houses are in course of liquids lay township (Atlantic county) public Forty eree lion at and ing the dust on the streets. schools have been reappointed. Millville, contracts foi Tailoring many more have been awarded. Then 2s not an empty dwelling in the Recorder William J. Cain is aiding First catches of weakfish and croak city. has this year become Jj the Bayonne board of education in its ers on hook and were made in line efforts to have an art. The annual parade of tht every pupil constantly Great Egg Harbor bay recently. sixty-third Hudson County Protestant Sunday in attendance at the schools by fining We can assure you schools took place recently in Jersey the parents 10 cents every time a child Daniel Heckman of Phillipsburg was we do City. Thousands were in the march. is absent without sufficient cause. badly injured when struck on the head by a baseball while he was at bat. First-Class x The congregation of the First Baptist While standing in an open doorway church, Philipsburg, celebrated its of her home at Cumberland Mrs. Mary A lockup is finally to be provided twenty-fourth anniversary with an Hilton was knocked down and ren- Pitman borough authorities os soou Tailoring by elaborate entertainment and luncheon. dered unconscious by lightning, which as a site can be found. satisfactory struck the ground a few feet away. GIVE US A TRIAL. Miss Mallei Webb of Mnuricetown Two other members of the family were Edward Arader of Westmont is was opening a bottle of ketchup when stunned. The Pleasantville building a flying machine with which it exploded, and she was severely cut he expects to perform many stunts. about the face and arms by flying glass. State Commissioner of Education Cal- vin N. Kendall made public a letter he Tailoring Co. The First Baptist church, Phillips- Charles H. Moss of Haddonfield has had sent to the boards of 'ducation just received his sixth commission as the state, that 26 N. Main St. burg, Rev. E. A. Davis, pastor, has throughout insisting been entirely renovated and improved. justice of the peace for a term of five they display the American flag from served Cleaning, Pressing and years. He has twenty-five years the school buildings, as ■'hey are re First shipments of strawberries to quireel to do by law. Remodeling a Specialty It is believed that 'Vest and Atlantic City markets from Egg Har Jessup Albert Dell of broke all rec- bor City are bringing 18 cents a quart Woodbury The Bayonne chamber of commerce ords for at Forteseue when fishing they will hold a public meeting on June 1.1 brought home 300 croakers and weak- T. G. MIDDLETON For the illegal sale of liquor at Mill- in the Horace Mann public school t" fish. INTERIOR VIEW—AN AUTISTIC STAIRWAY. ville, Joseph Me Mao was lined $100 by discuss the proposal of the Bush Was the First Real JOB PRINTER to come Terminal to erect a Mayor Whitaker and given ten days in company $20,000.- A is one of the features of this little home. The art Owls are havoc the practical stairway Pleasantville—over 10 years ago. He is creating among 000 there. commission Jail. plant The city window could be omitted, and even without this the stairway would be owners of farms around Brook glass no to the best interests of the poultry ers favor the stranger City project. The size of this house is 24 feet 30 feet. Cost to build, exclu- dale, who aver that these wise birds attractive. by and its merchants. His Business is to of a lineman threw the Help Carelessness of and First story, 9 feet high; second story. are stealing their fowls in large num- sive heating plumbing, $2,000. Himself Them. Let him do Your entire fire alarm of Phillips of ol rto by Helping system The suspension ten members 8 feet, and basement, 7 feet. bers. burg out of commission for many the junior class for ten days and of an Upon receipt of $1 the publisher of this paper will furnish a copy of Sax- hours. other junior for the rest of the term Edward Nemmings, a farmhand, shot ton's book of plans. “American Dwellings,” which contains over 300 designs resulted from a pitched battle between JOB PRINTING of his home William B. Wilson, a farmer of Cran- costing from $1,000 to $6,000; also a book of interiors, $1 per copy. Falling from the porch and lower classes of the Glass in the an upper in Paul, son of Frank bury, right leg during argu- At a Fair Price and it will be Worth the rhillipsburg, boro s'-hool at the annual fresh ment over a dead hen and then made high Stires, broke one of his shouldei shoe in to bite FRECKLES. 249 W or call at men-sophomore banquet. Mercer's attempting Money. Telephone office, his escape. blades. him. It bit several dogs also. Now is the Time to Get Rid of These 26 S. MAIN STREET Toliceman Michael Breen of Hacken- Ugly Spots. Atlantic farmers that According to the report of the state county say of health re There’s no longer the slightest need motor there are sack chased a dog three miles before The state department are almost vehicle department, of crops making phenomenal were 3.595 deaths it of feeling ashamed your freckles, 1,170 automobiles owned in Montclair. shooting it. The animal had bitten ports that there growth since the rains broke the long as the prescription othine—double Purser, six old. and torn the state in April. Forty-seven were oi Metz Runabout This does not include the 300 owned in George years to remove dry spell.