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Interesting Happenings In the State Carefully Condensed.

CvmiU of Alt Kind* Q*th*r*d SrM* Various Points In tho Roducod In Sirs That Thoy WU! Appaa: to All Classos of Roadsro. The Women's Suffrage league Oluuivster plana to hold a bssaar April The SeaTUle P. O. 8. of A. band win have an entertainment concert on Match 24 In the lodge hall. John Bobertaon of the Ball wood penj of CUfton, pipe manufacturer!, died In hla alzt;-fourth year. Joseph P. Orfe has been appointed sewer inspector at Bererly to succeed Howard L. Perkins, resigned. For the second time within two years the Brookgtdo Inn. Oakland, near Paterson, was destroyed by flr«The Be». Ralph H. Ferris has resigned as pastor of the Orore Street Congregational church. Eeut Orange. Over 2300 worth of brass and other wnterial has seen stolen from the McCwan curdboa*d mills at Whlppsiy . Charged with the Illegal sale o* liquor at MU'rllle. Judaon Miller was fined <35 ant) costa by Mayor Whltakt Mrs. Susan Brooks, while attending a session of the Pocahontas lodge at Wildwood, was stricken with apoplexy Twenty-IKe Bast Orange men are being selected to solicit 240,000 for uniforms and rtflsa for the home deft «wpA branch of the Burlington lied Cross chapter has b at Riverton with Mrs. Alex Marry aa

The Gee ring Dye works, located In what le known as the Valley of the Uocfca, Paterson, were ruined by an avals sc beTbe co-operative store opened for boslneas in Gloucester with good proa- . pecta for cutting the coat of Mvtng for Ha subarrihers. The minstrel troupe of Camden lodge of Elks visited the county asylum at Blackwood and gave an entertainment for the patients Rocco Flore, sixteen, a no Joseph Popola. fifteen, of Newark, were sec correctional Institutions for killing tceli- Uty chums. Deer have been made so bold by hunger that they have forced their way Into the lumbrr camps In the upper pert of the st .te. Spontaneous combustion Is believed to have been the causa of a fire which threatened .be Lyric theater, in Beechwood road. Summit. The body of Andrew J. i'enderwbott. aged thirty-three, of Branch villa, was found lying beside the tracks of the Sus-iuehanua railroad. A movement has started in Oloueeeter for the erection on the oo-ooeratlvt plan of s suitable hall for fraternal organisation meetings. The Lavallette public school hr* i rated by the state coumUiilouer of education as a standard school, the first In Ocean county so rated. Accused of carrying concealed deadly weapons. Stephen I’ohleaki, thirtyone years old. of Camden was arrested by Pollcemai* Wagner. Superintend->nt I >vessel of she Kearny public schools spoke before the teachers of the schools legs ruing the recent convention at Kansas City.

The body of a baby boy about t weeks old waa "found wrapped In a gingham apron on a commons at Thirty-sixth street and River aveno*

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Team owners connected with the Camden association have advanced sJl team hire rates 21 a day because of

cost of operating expeueea.

The Woman's Auxiliary of tbs Vineland Hoaidtal association has arranged f-<r a ui'-slcel melange to raise money fur accident case* and for charity. Adjutant Genera] Barber has issued orders to be commander* of the five MtMMI guard regiments to recruit

the segtmeata up to war atTength.

Trees on the streets of McrchantvlUe are being trimmed by the Public Barr tea Electric company under ths dir** thm of the shade tree commlsstoe. Tbs sixtieth session of the Newark annual conference of ths Methodist Episcopal church will inset in the Halsey Ktieet fhurvh March 5* to April 8 Trinity Ej.Scopal ch jrrb of Newark has >-al»ed the Rav. Walter Kuaasl) Lord to ths roc tv rale of ths pariah tu sik• sed the Rav. Morver Grsaw John

Kknuers in the victulty of MerchahtrUiS have declined to sign an agreamaet wttt the «boles*W desiarw tu rednea ths prk-s of milk balvw t , suu a

Mrs. Hatty Taylor of Wildwood narrowly escaped death from burning when her apron caught fire from the Move. Although terribly burned, ebe will recover. A branch of the Dairymen's league has been organised at Lebanon, with these officers: President, Frank Walsh; eecretary, Gifford Hoffman; treasurer, John L. Shurta. Crged by cltliena to reconsider Ms resignation from the Millville board of, education, W. Scott Wheaton consent'd to serve and was reappointed by! Mayor Whitaker. A boys' brigade company has been organised at Pensauken with these of-1 fleers: Captain. George Ellis; first bentenant, John Firestone: second lieutenant. James Ellis. Mayor Raymond of Newark la waiting reHponses from letters he sent out to citizens askiiyc C cm to eerrs on e committee to discuss the municipal sale of foodstuffs. Seton Hall college will confer bon orary degrees of doctor of law* on Btale Senator Tboma* F. McCran of Paterson and the Rev. Dr. John A. Dillon of Newark. Tlie proposed new schedule of teachers' orluries. cnlllug for an aggregate 1 Increase of J 150.1120, will t>e discussed at a special meeting of the board of education. New-ark. Governor Edge requested Governor Whitman to return Baron Hayes to Newark, where be must answer a charge of defrauding the Robert Treat hotel of a beard bill. The Anuaudale Firemen's Relief association bus elected these officers: {‘resident. Carl Cochran; vice president, L. T. West: secretary. H. L. Fisher; treasurer. E. B. Coso. The dock of the Seaside Heights Vacht club, which waa badly damaged by Ice In Bamegat bay. will be repaired as soon as plans can be completed and weatlier permits. As a remembrance of the five years be served as state sealer of weights and measures William Waldron Is tying a gold watch iireeeuled by members of the state association. The Lilierty band of Gloucester la asking the council to permit It to practice In one of the city hall rooms. In return fur which It will give free open air conceits during the summer. The Salem County Cow Testing i datlon Is following up its work at tbs rate of two cows weekly, and dairymen say there Is a wonderful Increase In the quantity and quality of milk. The coni grow ing contests an buys of Glow-ester county will ha keener and more extensive than #v*r tnU year, according to A'va J. Rhine*, county secretary of the V. M. C. A. Rev. C. W. Twlug. wbo has taken missionary work of the P. E. church In the south Jersey pines, with headquarters at Medford, hrld the first of a serlea of service* In Mechanics' hall.

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Govcrni - Edge In “. letter to Aa v.ymau Frank A Dolan of Hudson said the work of the adjutant general’s department in protecting bridges In Hudson 1ms l>een most thorough and

complete.

Lillie KUMunan. a child, got a Judgment for 23MI against Henry F. and N'ormun Trim pi East Orange. In the Orange district court for hurts la In v<l when hit by defondanu' auto In Central avenue. Newark. While Frank Itl'-hsrtlsou was driving along the Red Valley road at Imlay town hi* horse I**-ame mired In a mud bole, and when efforts were made to extricate It one of the animal's lacs waa broken, so that It had to be shoe The Bloomfield town council boa introduced otdltmwwB providing for aa Increase of 28 a month to every i brr of the police fueve, > or haling euperL* officers, and * lit* tnnvaas for each of the t**d Uremru, bagta

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Another meeting of farmers Interest •d In the prop»*e<1 wharf along Raccoon <-re*'k at Sw e,leahoro. to bs known ss the "farmer*' wharf.” was ha) cent!) It i* hoped tu bar* tbs wharf completed when the tomato shipping stosou oi*-ua Dr. Thomas Jackson, a specialist in the tJnitod States t ureou of education. accepted an o'er by Secretary Agee at the agricultural d.-iurtmcnt to mc-e tu New Jerse' and arnke this state a deoionr*ration field for hi* ideas regarding coBimuuit.v ,'enters.

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Sleepy Time Story About a Strange Friendship. RESULT OF EARLY TRAINING.

Remarkable Effect of Keeping Two LKti* Boasts of Different ftpeeio* In Cleoo Companionship—Nature of One of Thom Became Greatly Changed. Tonight 1 have an animal story to tell, said Uncle Ben to little Ned and Polly Ann. It is about

A LAMB AND A PU8SV.

Of course you know about Mary 1 * lamb, whose fleece waa whits ns snow. Well, I could not bo sure bow white this lamb's fleece wu*. You see, it lived in a hie public park where there were a great many other anlmala, and the mep wbo take care of them have a, heap to do. The lamb I am going to Ml you about waa early left a little orphan lambling, and one of the kind hearted keepers, took It out of the field with the other lambs and sheep and brought it up himself. He had a p« kitten, and soon the pet lamb and the pet kitten became great friends, playing together and cuddling close to one another for warmth when they took a nap. It waa very cute to see them. By and by Kittle became old enough to go off by herself, while Lambls could not get out of the little yard In which tie was kept. U.- would watch anxiously until his little friend came back and aa aoo) be saw her would Jump about and ‘'ba-a-a” with delight If ptuay not too tired they would have a g of tag before *be stretched out to real after ber wandering* or be would go over to the plate where her food had been placed and Join ber at the meal. Lauible would eat liver and fish and seemed to enjoy It One day when cat. nip waa given to Kitty he licked it up with great seeming relish. Everything that the cat did the lamb | tried to do. It took some time for him j to learn that ho waa wasting time In ; trying to climb a tree. When pussy took to the buslnees of ‘ mow* and rat catching the lamb joined her u» watching the mouse boles and, | though ne-er able to capture anything, seemed pleased when hla friend did. Having seen the cat trying to catch birds, the lamb amused all wbo saw him trying to capture a sparrow. The lamb would crouch close to the ground and creep closer and closer to the bird, which always darted away Just as he was ready to pounce down ui>on It. The keeper who baa brought op the two animals together and who tells the story of the remarkable lamb Insists that U arches Us back when an fry. Just like its pussycat friend. What w j| hap|ien lo the lamb when it Is too old to be a pet and baa to go back Into the field w ith the staid and quiet sheep who live there) No doubt the other sheep will not know what to make of It and its queer pussy cat ways. Driving th# Cows to Posture. The cows are the little wooden creatures that come In children's barnyard acts. These are allotted to each player In turn, and a small stick given him to drive with. The cows are driven acroas the center of the room by little taps with tho stick and not by h steady push. If on* of the cows foil the driver Is dIsobars ed and another take* hla place. The object 1* to see who can reach the pasture tn the shortest time without any accident on the road. A Bold Yeung Mariner. The young sailor In Indian chiefs raiment was snapped by the camera man at Palm Beach. Although not In naval rig. be U captain of the ship be-

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