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B11EWIS of m jEesty Interesting Happenings In the State CarefuHy Condensed.

S-*Ata of All Kindi OiOtorod Ki V»rlout Point! In thi auto and Sa Raduoad In Siaa That Thay Will Appaal to All Claaaai of Raador*.

WUlian D. Bnydrr bat mi£iie<J aa dark at Pennacren e U>ron»h. to Uka affect Jan. 81. Bishop Matin'tv* will confirm a clast la Grace P. E. church. Crotawicka, Friday. March V The winter tueetliiE of the Cape May Pomona grange will be held at Bio Qtaads Jan. 30. Firemen and borough offldals at Weaonah are coniiderlng plana for an Improved alarm syatem. Moat of the dealers In Salem county war* aueeeaeful In booting six Inch tea before the rain came. Poatmlstreee Mary Hyde of Franklin la recovering from r. broken wrist, the raanlt of a tall on the tee. M. C. Titus hat been appointed building Inspector of Psulsboro. U< succeed Edward E. Miller. flwsdesboro council has ordered that a large amount of uncollectable tsae* n from the books.

Considerable alarm lx being felt In Osklyn because of the appearance ot a second case of scarlet fever. William Maaten. collector at the Lambertvlllr Delaware bridge, fell on the Ice and fractured bis nose. Belied with dlczlness. John Dohn of Jersey City, seventy two. elevator man. died after tailing In the abaft. The I-ambertvllle hand hat elected Harry H. Swallow president and William B. Conover acting director. \ Appropriation* of $S^OT.7M.<B were recommended by Governor Fielder In a budget message to the legislature. Pitman la to hare its first borough lockup In the basement of the building recently rented aa a council chamber. The Colling*wood Horticultural sodsty hss re-elected IL H. Upplncott snt and Charles H. Thomas

Mrs. Catherine Bartenhsgen of Jersey City ass freed after a Jury bad acquitted her of the murder of

Joseph Sherwood, a Gloucester chem1st. after long experimentation, has produced an aniline dye of a

pink tint.

Cbaric* F. Wltuuan of West Hoboken ha* agreed to forfeit 1100 to each of two frleud* If he marries within

ten years

Gsorge Price was liberated from the county jail at Morristown long enough to attend the funeral of his wife and new born baby. Preparation* are being made for the booster dinner to In given by the M1Uvllle Municipal league Wednesday evening. Jan. 1*4. To bring the membership Into closer relation* M|‘. the Clementon Ore i pany will hold a acrlce of social events In the near future. State Librarian Johr P. Dullard again will maintain a <srd Index of legislative bill* and their statua for refemnv by any one. The UN .icre farm of Caleb Tburlow. In iH-ptford township. Gloucester county, baa Ix-en *old by ih« *herttr to Frill Bchl f-r William C. iKinnan. Camden'* oldest letter <strier, la confined t<> bis home with an Injury of the knee, having tripped on a draluplix'. H«v. C. J. Champion, pa "-tor of tbe Weetmont M. K Church, licgau evengellattc asnicea. which will continue over a period of weeks. Charles Heeve* ha* Uvn elected asaeeeor b> tl»e Millville city c. imnUali.u. F. E. Wallen. Kr.. fire w arden, and Nathan F UIBord. acbtul trustee Frank Joua*h. thirty-three, of Weat Hoboken la minus an ear after trying to stop a runaway lie dung to tfae rvlna and was dragged JlW feet The authorltle* at the Newark City brepltal are Irving to locate the relative* of Charles Bunvll. fifty-six. of Ward street, who died at the tnatltu

lull tor Joseph Marrl. d.o. bur *t a jiuiey In

Haedga Ml wet improvements are In aigb aa the aseuU of an Item at MfMB being Included In the annual btllfM

Fire that began In tbs kitchen at Pfiegbaar * restaursnL Market street. Paterson, routed several guests In the Breelln hotel and threatened a bual

Re|ireaentatlvea of tbs I'rwbytertan, Baptist and M. E. churcbea of Wildwood have arranged for an evangaUstk- camiialgn of six weeks, comn Ing Jan. 28. r * Mrs George Price of Morristown, mother of four a mall children. * succumbed aa another came Into world, died because she had n< B leal attention.

Gloucester council the t la to be abolished and Its duties p formed by the council committee fire apparatus-

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Exercises marking the second annlversarj of the Becood M. K. church. Gloucester, were held with a apodal program In charge of the pastor, Bsv. William Barker. While Buffering vlth acuta Indigestion Raymond Green, ’ welv* years old. of M1U villa, fell and. striking his J on the pavement, was unconodoos for twenty-four •■ours. A group of forty dwellings on White Horse pike, near city line. Colling*wood, has been begun by Newrton B. T. Roney as the flret operation of the now year In that district

Police Captain Johnson of notified the parenta of Spagnuolo llgrlno, who reside on Elm street, letter received from their son. In the Italian army.

Bev. H. A. Weller. D. D, of the MlnUtertum of Pennsylvania. Installed Bev. H. P. Croasm tor of the Holy Trinity church of Wildwood. The boar 1 of governors at the Ocean City Yacht club ha* authorti*! the , chase of a lot on the bay front, adjoining the clubhouse, from Mm L. M. Crease, for tennis courts. Mrs. Anna Brack ley. fifty, and a pet dog wera found dead In a bouse at 811 Plainfield avenue, Jersey City- Gas was escaping from a range. It la believed death was accidental.

ceruing the delivery section* of Gloucester county, and PooUnaater Carpemer of Woodbury has been making Inveatigationa Tbe Vineland Woman's club i a course ot six lecture on "Nature and Humanity." by I*rofeaaor Schmockar, head of the science department In the Want Chester (Pa.) Normal school Ernest Drraaei North has been reelected president. P. V B. Van Wyek secretary and William Boo field Day treasurer of the board of tnutaaa of the free public library of Summit Frank Ixe. lauudryman. of Hoboken ha* tieeu awarded 820b damages against Harry Nattraas. another laun dry man. who. he aaya. knocked out several teeth with a monkey Delinquent taxpayers at G Isas boro era making a scramble tv pay up be (ore Jan. !0>. aa the township commit toe ha* announced that an 8 par cant penalty will be added after that data. Some of the leading vocalists of Mill vlllr ebunb choirs are rehearsing for the production of the o|*ra T»»e Malden,'' to be presented before Lent for the benefit of the Millville hospital. A crusade la on fur a curfew law In be.uardsvUle. The movement la bark ed by the Women's Christian Temperanre union, and that organisation ha* asked the co-operaUuu of the board of

trade.

The Commission Government league of West llultoken has decided to hold the second elccthiu on the Walsh act on March 3 If the act U adopted this will make the election of commission er* fall on May 8. Contagion* casaa to the number of l.OtW were re|s>rted to the Camden ls«rd of beallh during 101(1 aa against 710 the prevlou* year. Of thta number 235 were tuberculosis, from which there were 101 deaths. Accused of threatening the Ufa of hi* employer. John <1. Hchofirld. a farmer of Bciliuawr. Thomas Owen, forty four yeai* old. wa* committed to tbr Camden ...unty jaU b. Justk-s of the Peace Jackson of Magnolia. 1*001 Miller twenty-four, of Bdrllng 1* dead and Otto Zauwta. twenty-six. of the same place la dying In Overtook hospital from injuries *n<.iaiMil when an auto In which they »ers ruling •truck ■ telegraph |--lr In Springfield avenue. West Bummlt An Ri.txit) Oie completriy gutted the I'erklua building at Cherry And Irv tug sttvets. Kahway The hull the uuwtUig lUa- e tor the Janl of Anterloau Mschauka. tbs Eagles, No 1003, and tbr boa Bah way Democratic club.

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Harbort 6. Shaw, et ux, 1

Lot It. black 11. Kathryn I. Norton, et vtr. to William C laekbura. Lot 7. block 14. Nathan Raldman. rt ux, to WUliun way, Jr. Lots 14. 17 and U. Hotly Bol Ch»o May Qty ■ . Ole Satterfield, et vdr. to FraiA Orton. tl»4. Lot on N. W. aide of Oobcvo street.

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