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OF n KBf ‘Interesting Happenings In the State Carefully Condensed.

«vnt» ef All Kinds Uathsrsd From Various Points In tha Slats and 8s Aoduood In 8iaa That Thar Will Appeal to All Clasaoa of Readers. Blrrrsldr poetofflco is moomlnc the tout Of Carlo, pel and mascot doc.

Aocordlns to expcru. the Taloatlon Of ocbooi property In Woodbury la iTfirwioa p public debt of New Jersey counl and municipalities bas doubled In (be last tec years. naa Flomlnpton Womrn'a club Dated HO to tbe morlnc picture fund ^ of the public school. Fifty new helmets hare been ordered for the active members of tbs 1 Paulsboro fire company. lie new pipe orpan Installed In tbe I BUbtatcwn Baptist church coot $6,000 P- and Is fitted with chimes. 8oa Isle city commluloners bars passed a budget of $33,000 for runBla$ that resort during 1817. While handling a new revolver Wll■sjb Walnwright, Vineland, sent a bullet through the calf of one leg. lira. Sophronla While, mother of Mrs. A. I’. Simpson of Ilammonton. died In New Sharon, Mr., aged 101. A movement is on foot In Haddon Height* for the creation of a municipal park with a largi lake on Tenth ave-

Bnmlng of waste powder at tbe munitions plants caused detonations which shook tbe Gloucester consty river

lAmbertvtUe Is negotiating with a large shoe manufacturing concern which Is expected to locate Its plant

Alanaon A. Vance, the oldest retl.-ed newspaper editor In New Jersey, died at hie home In Rldgedale avenue. Mor

K. H. Sawyer has [mrctssed the Nipper Machine company's belongings at Norma and la moving tbe factory to Vineland. Major Atwater bas appointed William A. lUrf.rt a member of tbs See Isle City board of education for a four Caps May ccunty bay men era raking hundred* of crabs from their winter b«4a. tor whl' h tjey are receiving $1.23 per hundred. Pa ns boro farmers' wives who here started buttennaking are finding a ready market for their product at 8* cant* a pound. Tbe Peunaylranla railroad Is planning to build a large freight yard near Oamteldge station on what Is now tbs Kenulnger farm. From Injuries sustained In a fall Albert Bptlng. elghty-one years old. of Weeflliunt died In tbs Homeopathic hospital. Camden. | J. N. Cooper, thirty-two years old. o* ' Camden badly Injured bis left ankls by ri Ip pi uc or. a plank and was cared for at Cooper hospital. Tbs Rev Billy Sunday went to Lawmtcevllle from Boston, where hi concluded a ten week rerlraL He visited his grandson in lAwrenccrllle. Her, Henry J. Kye of Providence, It. L. coodurled the services at the Col lings wood Baptist church Mr. Kye la e candidate for the vacant pastorate. Flomicr Ku- l^ck. eight, of West At-kefmsn stie. .. Bloomfield. Is In the Mountalnshli- hospital Glen Ridge, suffering from bums su-talned at her home. A large delegstlon from nearby towns visited Star of the ft ton rouncU. Ameiii-au Mechanics, of Gloucester, with a numl-er of state oth-ers also ' tweeent.

Camden merchants who havs besa dlsposL-^ o< product* kept In cold storage thirty days eitl.out proper labels are to be prosecuted. Food Inspector Iszard stated. Charged by his wife, who is suing him for dlrorre. with using protans languacr. William McCaffery was fin d In and rosts by Mayor Thomas Whitaker at Millville. A night watchman of tbe Standard Pose corporation. Paulsboro, smarts he shot at a man cutting the wire from tbe top of a large board fence In an effort to gain admission. Tbe resignation of Rev. J. Edward Jordan was accepted by tbe West Collings wood Presbyterian congregation, and be will become associate pastor of Bethany church, Philadelphia.. M-ra. George Dealer, forty-eight, of But Orange died at Mountainside bospltal Glen Ridge, from injuries sustained lu an auto accident at Cedar Grove. Her ueck was broken.

Tripping while ascending,s cellar steps will s kettle of see Id tag water, Mrs. W. H. MUler. wife of an electrician of Camden, was terribly burned about tbs lower part of tbs body. Newark as well as other ettlas where chemical plants are turning out nitrated substances are In danger from explosions, according to Dr. Charles F. McKenna, an expert on exploslree. The cosmopolitan character of Vineland high school was shown whet, pertntendsnt H. L. Rebar enrolled students f’om Cuba. Porto Rico, Washington. Toledo. Cleveland and Atlantic City. Beverly Fire company. No. 1, baa placed In service a new triple combination apparatus, consisting of a pump, chemical tank of forty gallons and hose carrying apartment, at a coat of 15.700.

BEILESTITEIClffiTY SHIM RECORDS Deeds Transcribed At County Clerk’s Office During the Past Week.

Where the sisosal of rossidvrallon i» «HBltt*d Ur urn aantod is Ur Dm! V. which thr mlatwnu prevented hr taw.

Tbe following r for record In thr County Clerk's Onto-, v ■( January M. 1»l«:

Joseph 1. Scull, rt si. to Thomas Ho! »7M. I art* 31* and 3*6. section A. Haas Holland, rt ux. to Robert E. Buff.

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by Wlster n cstrldge» Drlam-o, and without any attempt to plunder (ore down gat fixtures, ripped tbe Iron front (ran a cellar beater and otherwise despoiled

Charles Wolfert la caring for a large covay of quail cn his farm at Wolf art's station and believes ha has a fun winter'* job on hand. .** the birds seem to know they aye living at ease and do not go far away. t ndannted by a recent accident In which he smashed up his touring ear and was himself held a prisoner under rreckage. former Sheriff Frank B. Ridgeway of MulUca Hill has purchased a new car. Overcome with sewer gas in a manhols at Michigan and Baltic avennsa, Atlantic City, Frank Blatt. SOS North Virginia avenue, was rescued by a fallow workman and revived with a pulmotor at the hospital

ex-Mayer George Fley v of Dover were held at his residence West Black well street. Tbe Rev. Dr. Rrtneml of Elisabeth and the Rev. Dr. Robins, (isslur of tbe Ml Freedom Methodist eburch. offlcUted. Warden William B, Lodar of Atlantic county, who has liberated a large number of rabbits In tbs woods, has given warning that if any cam's d<M Is caught running at large In the woods the owner will be prosecuted. Gloucester county farmers eay that the price of seed peutoos the coming season will he at least $0 a barrel. With tbs greatly lucre«aed prices of !•' uers and labor not a farmer can say Just what Us expects to do Building Inspector George O. Balkan bur* of Ruromlt will require tbs churches and owners of public build tags to comply strictly wvth the provl slont ef lbs ordinance relative tu the number of exits In such structures Headquarters detectives of Newark are trying to get a line on the aneak thieves who entered the home of J. Lawrence Uocgs. 4* Fpmce etm-t. while the family trya attending a dinner party at the Essex County Country dub. Wen oca h cl t liens turned out at tbe I. M. C. A hall for the first of a series of town meetings whom objra Is to boost Wenooab acd promote a greater civic pride. Former Senator John Ackley of Vineland was tbs prtacljwl speaker. Ocean and hay fishermen are planidtig a campatgu before the new teglslaturr for legislation that will dm# tlw nu-nhadru "fiah plratoa" from the New Jersey c«st. where. It la claimed, their ..|.'i»Uuns are ruining tha fc-.d BsU lialuetry lire ChM M»>re and Police Chief I-oug of Sen ark are ev olving a plan Whereby caught sending tn false tire alarm* *U1 be severely put UU-U During the iwst year au average of leu plev'ea ol appaiaius sent on SS* n—liesa runs. WllUam Jelly ot Jersey tit) started suit ta tile Hud—>u count; cujtema •'■■‘•rt ag :| lnat tbe Erie railruad. ask .t-.a> da mattes for injuries su>w heii tne automolitle In which riding *as struck by a locvmothc Erl* grade cruaslng at

la A. H*u»- e\ vt Lot 33, section 37. Baraaek at Blass Harhsr William C. Downing, rt us. to Saute J *C) Realty Ca Lot 116 and 16 fret of 166, block 67, plan of 1667. South Jersey Realty Co. to Sylvester Hi t«M Fifteen feet at lot 66 and 3# feet at

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» to Emma T. Tyson. r»6. Lot 47 • fart cf lot 41. block W. plan D-2 ■e to Ulleon M. Watkins. 11060. Lot 87. block 1S7. to John Hotchtnsor.. rt ux. M68. Fifteen fsrt at lots D and M. block IK ' Same Anna Msy Wllklng. 1636. Lot 86.

Same as above. Ocean City Association to W. Elovll Lake. Lot in trrtloo L. on N. W. side ot Wesley avenue. St feet S. W. from S. w. Iter of 13nd street. City cf Ocean City to Wilbert I, Swertra.

John F. Cook. Jr- rt u. to John E. PuhL IBM. Lot 638. block 6. plan 1. Seymour Davis, rt ux, to James M. trr. 8880. Lot 75. Girard Realty Co. Tewnsklp af Upper iMnard IL Dames. Sr- rt ux. to W O'Connor. Lots 337 and 138. plan of Cor*rltle E. StUlr. Tnckaboe. N. Moirlson to Coravtllr E. SUlle. 875. Lot 15, SUlle plan at Tnchakoe. Seaside Cemetery Company to Yisings Corson. 135. Lot 45. aertlan D. Pslmno TawasMp af Deask. Ocean View Cemetery Company to Lewis McManlr. 816. One-bstf of lot 381, section A. Sea Isle Qtr City af uea Die City to U Lots 33 and 34. block 31. Lllbera M. Hess, rt ux. to Shallow Water Flab Co. COM. Sam

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Carl P. Erlrkson. rt nx. to EUsood ham peon 835M. Lot beghuUns at a potad In Intmectlon <■' N. E- line of Scbriioger renue. with N. E. aide ef Pselflc avenue. Tewseklp of Lower William Hryl. rt ux. to Mary J. Cohopy. Two lots (with bulldlnn) bounded on tbe sod East by lands ef tin William 11 on tbe South by SUmpson's lam ■ tbs West by lands of WlUIsm Gibbon*. containing At of an acre Mary J. CoUopy. rt vlr. to Llnle lleyl mac as above. Capa May City Alexis Sr* Uengrr. rt ai. to George T. osrman. rt ux. 815S. Lot on S. W. side of Cape Island Creek, ab me Sc hrl lens re’s

Gcvr*e T. Hoarman. els T. Stevens, rt ux. to Elisa S. Chaosben. 8120. Lot on N. W. side ef l-or*le street, adjcanlng lands of Jsines P. Beinett.

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Cassysrs on a btrisa. er Stkl ypars ago one «sf tbe moat unusual strikes ever revunted took |dac» in I'aiia. when all the tan vefB walked out. so to speak. A law cr ordonuem-e was wsued and promu.gated by the Frvuvb king Henry 111 ordertug all Uw.vefa to sign their j...-ad-lugs and to state tbe amount they ere i tiarglug their clleuts for their servleea. Tiiie w..» doue au that tbe lawyers eould lw pruperiy and -u®riently taxed on thc-lr Ui<t>me». Tb* lawyers cHiJeeled. and tbe Mrike. -aunih entire stay of Judlii.il pro redfo|lowe«I. I'ea'e was lealorvd by tbe UuueufoneUM-ui of the oiU->unua>«. thoogh It was hot reiwulrd.

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Old Shoes Made New Repair Work My Specialty New Store ITALIA ST. SEA ISLE CITY. N, J.

MATTHEW J. RYAN Commission Merchant Planter, Wholesale Dealer i an! Shipper of Maurice River Cove Oysters ; Salt Oysters, Clams, Snappers, Crabs i Both Phones Dock St. Market, Phila.

The Gas and - - - - - - Electric Shop 86th Street ud Sunset Drive STONE HARBOR. N. J. K. W. SUTCLIFFE, Prop'r. Ges and Electric Fixture*. Novrltiw and Sopplir*. Eatimate* Cborrlully Given. "laoLiTK Gab" for Lighting and Cookine. "Ukivsbiai. Uil-Gab Bcavgaa" for Cooking and Heating

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White lirued Is fatta*ullig lvuUm- werarely digest It eumpietel.v. Sten-lgr foods eue quite tmaffeeted by the gantrie Juli-w wlih-h dlgvef the Hu ate. Their dlgwtive feemeuu ate ot>iu.up4 chiefly fmai the saliva in thr tu-uth. which tlicrrforr slvuuld tw thoroughly mixed with each mouthful before •.»allowing But white bread D »-> soft aud lacking In substance that v>. m-.-ousrtousl; kwbIIoh It long hefoie U 8aa l td a fait ehauce to ber-om,- uiBcleutlv lermentivf with the dlg<-tlv* saliva The tvs nit to dcUted dig' -IMa (If dlgveliou lake* place at alp. and at the best tbe starvb to very apt to be converted Into dlsttguring uuweutefl

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