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Wtata Overt*

Mr. N. P. Jensef(MW*d tefore tfc> T<toe gMMUnft Monday <lwhyan OvetMer of

tfter a del |and

fgH.yor

t&s committee consaneli at Uw

>ttfa work forpower next je»r,Out it ifcould be upth*lr o v s ttM, tec

At tb* promt time'ft«Tn»«Je«H(WkoTf

of th» Orer»««r of thBr*cknnrldge nod Mr.tvutt pt »oine hind of u!cedtiOB, wbwrty tlPoor, alther A nuin or a 'work In conjunction wit

ti^ town wu gtywlnVkvx «3rtt of by the ordtOt*n««r of Puor,

oj^fr Bembers ofar« dfirliWd over the

or two m«n to

• eorr

hefl tttll tbo salary

Commitwith the

A r l l t i I I , h r

sniDtherwi her with a k'! see ilini I must tnke you Into my•ontldenee. Listen, .you know last

i « u s in ilif Knui«es ' houno

larty and, Aunt Mnrela, 1 met theman. lir, Kdn»r Warner. Oh,i runt tell you, 'nit somehow

I kimw that If 1 don't net him I don'twant any other mail. I'm almost surelie like1* me very mueli, hut do youknow Clem Kvans' cousin, tlmt tall^Irl ulio is perfectly KIUIIII(III;7 Well,she's Irving her IH>H| In |»t't him, andwhen I'lein aiule in.' thnl lOlsbeth W8HIn town nnil (,'nlnlnc headway withKdKitr Warner. 1 tluuitrlit It was hlgllHim' for me to pack my suitcase undtnke I he next train."

"I am very winy for you, my child,bur It IS*unite vour own fault. I told

IRHI year not to do It again, thliromping In without notice. Youtv "

"Where's Katie1!" Pierrette hadImpelled her ;Ulllcllsi> and win Khltlf-

out tNv<> pretty di-esses. "I mustjluve these pressed at uuce."

"Kntle left two weeks ago, and fur-pierrnore, you won't need those geor-ette dresses ut nil. If you'll stop chat-

"Inx and listen -""You're, much mistaken, Aunt

If you refuse t'> hnve me here I'llgo to a hotel. I—"

"You won't leave this house, Plwr-ltd; MtUklU," i>< ii-.lnn the girl by thu•Milder^ lo obtain ti<;r undivided at-Itlon. "We ure (|iiarautlned ! TUuo-

id I1.-1 huve the HcarlutliiH. and

they areof health

out of danger, theIs ilivudfully strict

romiito I he linoleum mill I'lerrettOon ihu nest rhulr utiuble to

. 3 ^ ! . f . e

Iyou had teU'jfruphCTJ I rouhlf-cl you, or If you had coui« In atput door you would huve noticed

Bai-urd. As It b , inuke.up yourfor * month's' stay. I do n w l

[help, und I suess ;ny liouttewill lit you fairly well."Marcla," In u pitiful voice, allspirits tlown away, "U It real-

M Can't I [loajlbly meak outlay? Oh, why did I come!" And

hui i U mi M nmeii iindthnii. The tieyitiimly lieiwi'en US.") nnd 1812.

urifed the. necessityinivy. sKylng tlmt up to that time

m! enptured 15 Auierli-an vea-ituiilc slaws of ISO itlrVers

ii'lncn, and tin: Kovcrntnc.nt hud piihltor their ransom. 'The rejtn-

UIII lr<b\lte lii!i,raii In 17i);i, fol-euMorJl of Kuiujieuii iiulluu.s,

f i l i n g tile previous ransom moneynwhen nu'n were enptured,fiiptuln imicihrldKu took thfl

trilil to Algiers Wlien he WHS leuv-hfy onlsreil him to tnke nn At-

Sorl4aii)tiasstidor to Con.ftuntlnople.l refused the hey told him tluit

the lerlciins )iuld him tillnite mitlwere Ills slaves, mid foreedey. Liiter while chiirate Into Algiers hin

the l»del|>hiu, struck a rook nndCiiptiifcj".iiit;ridne nnd lila men werec a p t u l a n d mude HIUVOU, l ie wroteadvhjl l l m t hla ship bv wrecked, asthe Al l ans were, planning to repairIt, L! Inunt Deciitur WHS given theln>ik oilfninj- ii anit sneaked up be-side. It, l h H small e re* . In a kKtcji,a snialilrchiiilt vuxsel. He auceeedtill lu olttw)ei-|iiK the Algerian crewset tire j l ( e Miiiudelphla and burnedIt to tlItatfi '-i edjje. lift receivedtha tba,! Ilf enntnHft, a uwonl mid *promotj 'Ur iiis ttued. in May, 18JS,he was 'ffuoilore ami was sent backto the Allkrnim-nii at the head of asmall fleiBt nut only eompieied th

l t r e d imyliiitnt of $40,lMfrom the I L W u i 'L'uniti for ullowlngthe B r l t l l l ciipture ships In .thuhurbur, alm;(>,tKH) from Hie s>e.yTll|)OlIp lIllnuiiiKK lo Ameiproperty. I I uiso ohtuliied the rt>-leuse Of Bllietlcau

CEMENT RAIL FOR HIGHWAYSnvention of T«>as Man Relates Mora

Particularly to Safety RoadMaking Mearis.

n- Scientific AnuirkHin, In lllurttat*tuiil des<:rlbluk,r ii cement rail (or

highways nnd roarix, the Inventluu ofJ. h. uitouik« of Kl i'usu, Tei., Bays:

Invention relntes genwrally toroads ami highways for vehicular traf-tlc, and more particularly to safetyroad nmliliiK' meiiua lu the form of

i»aiallel mils, which may bo

•:,*a

A Perapectlvo View oT uic n

quickly constructed or plasttorlHl^fcnich may bo molded or laidEu Bftftloug. The roadway tonslntsof epucud imraliei »dde traeto andH com nil truck of which the centraltruck turn a phtuu auilut'e mid the «ldd

dtf

who Inany chance Doctor

At th«Pueblo, C*ldir«sctof 8,000.0durloc

f'ow^i.Hide

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7lln,

TheMagnificentAmbersons

BY ,BOOTH JTARKINGTON <

Oopjrrlrtt br Doubl*tf»y, P M * A Cotnpanr-

CHAPTER XXIt—Continued.

n n y

At this he laughed, hot not veryheartily, and wafke<1 slowly to theho>UM, leaving her bending nv«»r n H>B*bush, and a shade more pensive thnnthe mott pensive garden lady InVictorian engraving. . . . NextIt happened thnt thlr until* "Von<V>nah" or "IUdes-DownKv<-r.vthlnR" bo-04i»9 tl«» «ithJ«Qj of f chnnre cnnvetr-mtloft between "TCujfene nnd bin oliffriend Klnney, Mthfrr of tho fire toppedFr*d- The two gentlemen found t)i"in-telve* smoking In neighboring Ipnthcrchatfcl'fte^i^ a Broad window nt Umclub, after lunch.

l&X. JClnncy had remarked thnt he•xpected to get his fnniiv estnbiiHheii•#%h*Wfts1iAre by the Fourth «»f Julyand, following a train of HxntRht, h<<'PtQCQd and chuckled. "Knurl li <>f Julyreminds me," he said. "Have you hcnrilwhat that Georgia Mlnafer'is ttoingr*

"No, I haven't," said Eugene, and hisfriend fitted to notice tho ctinpnoiis ofthe utterance.

"Well, air," Klnney chuckled again."It beats the devil! My boy Fred toldm* about It yesterday. He's a friendof this young Henry Akem, Ron of V.Jr\ Ak«»9 «/ the Akers Ohmilcal company. It seems this young Alters nakedFred If he knew a fellow named Minii-fer, because he knew Fred had nlwiiynlived here, and young Akers had lizardsome way that Mlnafer used to he miold family name here, nnd WHS sort ofcurious about It. Well, sir, you re-member this young Georglo eort of din-appeared, after bio granrtfuther'sdeath, and nobody seemed to knowmuch what had become of him—though I did hear, once or twice, thathe was still around somewhere. Well,sir, he's working for the Akers Chem-ical company, out at their plant on theThomasvllle read."

He paused, seeming to reserve some-thing to be delivered only upon Inquiry,and Eugene offered htm the expectedquestion, but only after a void glancethrough the nose-glaases he had lately

It necessary to adopt, "Whatdo?"

aey laughed and slapped the armI cbalr. "He's a nltro-glycerln ex-

• • T a w *Doess't

gratified to sue that ISugeut;It itst, indeed* a little

iatrn expert on nltro-glrcerln.at beat the devil I Yes, sirlkers told Fred that thisluafer had worked like aever since he got startedworks. They have a specialnltro Klycerln, way olf from

plant, o' course—In themewhere—and George Mina-i working there, and lately

In «:harKU of l(. He ove:

"¥••. B think, he I"." H«nrTEugene.'No. I h+ven't anything to off** him."

not." Kl«n*y returnedn* hf went <tn. "T flrtnt

know tha| I would myself. Well, we'llprobnbly'W* ftir> »ni»e In the paperssome rtny If he stays with tlmt Job I"

However, the nltro-glycerinexpert of whom thet spoke rild not getInto the pnp'TH an n ennseqiience ofbeing blown up, although his <lotly lifewnn certninly H continuous exposure Urthnt risk. DoHtlny him n constant p«»-'don for fh<> InconKruons, and It WHSGeorge's Int to ninn Ipnlnte wholesalequnntlHen of terrllif nnd volatil#V*x-

In safety, nnd to he laid lowby nn accident so ctnmuonplrtce nnd in-•onseqnent thnt II wns n comedy.

Fnte hnrt reserved for him tho final in-nilt of (Ming him down under the

wheels or ono of those Juggernaut* atwhich he hnd onre shouted "(Jit aIIOKHI" Nevertheless, Fnte'* Ironic•hoi re for Georgle's undoing WBR no* aIIR nnil swift and momentous cnr, such

ns Kiigene ronnufftcturcd ; It Wns « spe-cimen of the hustling little type thntwits flooding the country, the ch«np<1«iT,commonest, hardiest l i t t le ' car evernnde

Th<» ncoKlenf tnoV plnre upon » Snn-Iiiy morning, on n ihiu iilowu (loaning,with the streets almost empty, nnd nornnon in tho troth! for ffnr* R thlnjirT ixqipen He hud gone out for his

morning wnlk. mid he wnsot an nutomoblle nt the very

nt when the little cur struckilin ; he wns thinking of n shiny tan-lmilot and n chnrmlng figure steppingntn It, nnd of the quick gesture of «eh'lte gloVo tnwnrd the chauffeur, mo-lonluR him to go on. (leorge hcnrri ft

shout, but did not look tip, for he couldlot Irnnglne iinyborty'H shouting nt him,nnd he was too engraved In the ques-

"W»s It l.ucfT" He could ivit n"i*-clde, an<l bin Inok of decision In thinnatter probably superinduced n lackif decision In another, ino-re presslnglyKnl, A( Hie m-cmid mid hunlei HTIOU!

he did look Tip; nnd the cnr wns almoston him; but he could not make up hismlnrl If tho rhnrmlng little figure bennl seen wits Lucy's nnd he could notnnko tip hla mind whether to go haek-.vnrd or forward; these questions i;s--•nmo entitngted in hh» mind. Then,still not being able to decide which ofwo ways to go. he. tried to go both—

nnd the little rnr ran him down. Itwas not moving very rapidly, but itwent all (In* wny over George.

He was conscious of gigantic vlo-ence; of roaring nnd jolting nnd con-UHHlon; of choking clouds of dust,

shot with lightning, about his head;he heard snapping sounds as loud asshots from a sninll pistol, and wasHtahhed by eTenielfltlng pnlnw In hl«<*g«. Therj he l>erniiie awnrv thnt the

machine was being lifted off of him.People were gathering la a circleround him, gabbling.

Hla forehead was bedewed with thesweat of anguish, and he tried to wipeoff this dampness, but failed. He couldnot get his arm that far.

Nev* mind," a policeman said; andQeorgc could see above his eyes th*.-skirts of. the blue cont. covered with

"and nun.-thine. "Ambiance hciii Inmlntitit. Nev' mind tryln' to mov.i

any. You want 'cm to send for someSpecial doctor?"

"No." (Jeorge'R llp« formed tho word.•'Or to tako you to uomo prlvatu

hospital?""Tell them to take me," be Bald

faintly, "to the City hospital."" A 1

A Hi in t l l lMb v o n i i t '

fidgeted aimingaud

Ing rnther1 a handsome thing in takinga. rlnky Job for the *nke of his aunt,

Vimns JUUoAfer I ~ot

how Itsuch decent stuff he had In him;nothing thaf Oeorgle ^oultl ever do In

world or the ne*t could changeMorgan's feeling toward him.

If Jtngene hfirt wished, he coold eas-ily have taken Oeorge out of the nltro-glycerin .brunch of tha chemical works.Always Interested In apparent vmpntP"sTnllltTtfB of thtfsnrtnn, tfagene hud en-couraged nwuiy eineritnents In euchgroping* as those for the dlftoovery ofsubstitutes for gamillne and robber;nnd, though hln mood nnd Withheld theInformation from Klnney, he hnrt re-cently bought from the elder Akers asubstantial quantity of stox* orr thecondition that rh« eh*Mt««4 n w f M $should cstnblinh i»n experimental labo-ratory. He intended to buy more;Akerw was anxious to please him; «nda word from Kugene would haveplnced George almost anywhere In thechemical wnrks. The possibility Jnstedged Itself Into- Kugene's mind; thatIn, hn let It hncoiTM part of bis percep-tions long enough for It to prove tohim that It wns nctually 5 possibility.Then he half started with dlsgunt thathe should he even Idty WWiltlcrlinsuch a thing over his lent cigar for th*night, In hla library. "No!" And hethrew the cigar Into the empty fire-place and went to bed.. His bitterness for himself mighthave worn away, but never his bitter-nwm for I«nbel. l ie took that thoughtto bed with him—and, It was true thatnothing George could do would everchange this bitterness1 of Eugene. OnlyGeorge's mother could have changM It.

And as Eugene fell asleep thntnight, thinking thus bitterly ofG*orgte, Georgl« In the. hOBDltal wnsthinking of Kugeue. HB (benight of Eu-gene Morgan and of the Major; theyseemed to be the same person forawhile, but he manged to disentanglethem and even tn understand why behad confused them. Long ago hisgrandfather had been the most strik-ing figure of success In the town: "Asrich as Major Amberson I" they used toSRJ. y — !* *--- W"«»ne. "If I hadr.-ugcu« Morgan's money," he wouldhear the workmen day-dreaming at thechemical woriu^'^r, "If Kugene Mor-gan had hold • this place you'd fleethings ham V Aid the boarders at thetahle d'hote spoke of "the MorganPlace" as an etghteenth-centnryFrenchman spoke of Versailles. Likebis uncle, George imu ytucelved. thatthe "Morgan Place" was the new Am*bemon mansion. His reverie went backto the palatial days of the mansion, inhis boyhood, when be would gallop hlapony up the drlvewny and order thedarkey stablemen about, while theywhooped and obeyed, and his grandfa-ther, observing from a window, wouldlaugh and call out to him: "That'sright, Oeorgle. Make those laiy ras-cals Jump!" He remembered his gayyoung uncles, and how the town wa«enger concerning everything aboutthem-, and about himself. What a clean,pretty town it had been I And in hisreverie he saw like n pageantiitlii flii! iiiaKiillHrei.il e oi dieMoim 1(8 passing, BJU^*hp;«?4jfiji'15t!the *..ilwr«nr,U .il*.€' •:J%*i.i!!&Mf-..

first call at th*and what

atyet so gay a

mtunherixl the firstwith her—nnd thegan to beat In hisheart.

All the way to Nito Mm that Isabelhe wrote of her tothe mnrt night:

an aecooiof George Mtnafer.the pnper stateaHi*,, own faulty 1been ns n, resnitIng upon the Itemmother n great <1<It weeBFetf W m?

had beeom,intolerable,0

ble. It

htnrwif

urgeut nu»ttlif Olayetl ar

^f him a (teyat flw lH>t«!l

outduon- WBH

'WB1<

tm Wa. ttiKt 1H- muni

Mrshi* ^"Y'tl bntld Ffcrfld

Y"O cuinr h#-re

but, nn you know,er In nof rery aphim! Ofbest wishes for h

l i e posted the'morning's mall rwritten n fewtnre from home.he hnd rend on fl

"I thought"T h»vn urn

has got him p«self. Oh, poor BI have been this mother ahave neverHow lovelyloved him 1"-

If Lucy haKugene mightthing he didvpntnrcr; If |tccnth centn^the unknownbeen born Idntnermmrh, *fairly wnllnwcome an eipthe factbusiness ma:turer did noqueer spot fheaded bosftlble to sue?

Two wee)gene wasness nnd frival of a 8''

uie«n her"Not Her nn me IN

(low toknow ITh

His HamsV-Gantiyjbtnu- t e rost fibdmlad

pone, vrtth

been«i«.urBj;

blc latber, " t o bad

thai ev«o ttuac" in bistbat «

<i i•ot berst-lf *«

sadso doubt at

to Mi*

tf Ifttrf Jfcaew vbat bt-

••r a "rttttaag"

MMMlc Wet

gmndfether—uo, he s«r» father." H#*ifather."

his app*>*rtincer**"How?""What doe< he look llkeT"Very fine! White heard, bat not

long t«*rd. He «ay> «ome one else\ruutp to »peak to yon. See here.Liifij Not his wife, though. No.Very ftne If*1.',. FUie ladv. fine Utdy I*

"iu 't my HlKtiT?" Kugene AsKt<«l.'•Sister? No. Sli** U «bjikLti!i her

bend. She haa pretty brown hair. She1* fond i>f you. Hhf is some one wholiuuitp juu very w«ll, but she la notj-i,ur sister. She Is very anxloas toKHJ Boiisething to you—very aaxlou*.\ ery fi>ud of y<nj; very nniloiiH to talkto >ou. Wry glad you tame here- ob,v*rr glad!"

"Whst Is her name!""Name," the VHIW repeated, and

setmiett t<» rumimttt?. "Name hard toget—always very honl for Lop*Name. She wanln tn tell m«- her nameto tell you. She want a you to nnder-st«nd names are hurd to mitkf. Sbesajra you uiuirt ttiltik of »<«n«itiirig tlwtmakes a »ouinl." Here tbr voiceSt-rrned to put a question to nn lnvt»-tble prese.nif ami 1<> refvlve nn nilswer. "A llttli- sound or a \<\g wouudTShe says II might be H Illllu KuUtMl Off

i a big eountl. Hht< iut>» n ring—ob.Ix>f>a knowi)l tihe nieunit u bell I '

; H. * bell."K l k l grnv«<.

o n *n* «M!n»ory ofAm* MI tW train rH

Ids vudow.had seen her onday* ajfo—*a etherid* fHe train, butl*Ua tkat sbe kept hwindow with an Intir

. . . "To be kind II M M . was that wli»tsaMT If «tw «eircome to Mn throughwbxt woe Id be tlwould s*j> to hlmT

Ah, well enough,terly enough, he kn«lhat question 1 "TflGeorgiel

. . . A red can|when be arrived, leuabandoning anotherawn porter h*d hand*Mist' Morgan,in' front tb* station f<gmn. sub 1"

And people In thegates turned to uturthrougtr, wtttspering.

itaialdir, th* neatat th* door of the t<•oldler tn whlp<H>rd.

"Ill no* go homeKugectc. when b« badto tb* Ctty hospital.'

•*¥*«, sir." the man.Lucy's tfcere. 8h*>

that fihtt WUH a bt»lli\""No. Bhc HH>-H «hi> tblnkii yon know

what she un-nnn, rflie n»yn you mustthink of « color. Wlmt color T" Againlvop* addr«'K>*e<t the unkn-iwn imt thUUme «««(MIMI to wnlt for nn H<i»w*r.

"Perhapx »li<> iu<>«ua tn* e«H»r til twf«y«aT" Mitt Kum'iin,

"No. SUi<- fc»>« h«r color hiIt a • light ottlnr uud }"Uthn>ugh It."

"AmberT" he wald, and wim «tarU«dLfor Mr-R. llt)tnt>r, with hvr p.TMl StillCIOMHI. cU(t|n-<l hi>ivole* crl^l out In ticllgtit

"Y>* 1 Sh.< My* ywti kiIs fnxn amber. Autlwri AnitmrlThat's U! Kl»tj s*y« )«ti iin<tenMsio4what ht«r n«nm ts (itvtit « I>«U *n\)tnnu tinl«-1. She I* Inn«biug

a L*t-« hftltdkervluVf *l \i\Ir. |lltr«»^l, Ht

»>*> int.!, •.,,u know whoThis « n s !h« nit«nKtHil 11

lift, h«cwwM\ whtl<h# bellexM that, IMIH»1who *ms d,-*tl, bad found

» liliu. Thomrti

Bogeoe stand- "1for m«rt b« jpretiy

-Y«s. sir Ito t#t « «hia t*r*r toto highv«ot throogh the•ucb* fMt, fvlthfulway mbMl. •»<* k B*w

of hMM,tt»tU tMw

JPmxuaj nwt hluidor. u d took "hto <

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sUrO«4; for, fromth* ptttow. sJnwat li

In

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in,1

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thus sutommtft at no

t* ««orgle. •startled

hand IB • *IU<

—b*lMn»P><>«»TBB fall t*<* u p

-To« Mttst have tool•• eom"-

fvrward. MM ring »tUB tn*

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lint i .h h a

iii h i m .

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it. ^lr '

.w Year

Tommy aa fee

"wor,i ihHt. WlstH

Iten r rlon't at?Y

I TW""*h[ flr.K'T

browky ssiluus; fa*father. T H

of i c

•-. HO tlrtdT ' n murrer, dad-• ui.ijr." And tcjr

hu deetaratumTommy-Trot's

nid Mi S*4f #B

if his ptpt•:!•> tald nothing.War's resotattoa.

and Far! to

I •- f

Printing Som«th|j|ft!, „ \ntlf fococr

timufth it bad'•• f Tommy's•••• nlre. H«T«' " to any O M

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Of TOO*

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Orace

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apron

the doctorbut h*

^•""db«m had1 . >dtjo, in ba>

'> "••v.-re « ,

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A1 • B l .1 Iu

! l 'hen'dun.

FAREWELL TOOld Year, thy life It well nigh ,

Thy feet are tottering and «tlTWr hoary head *fth age is br '

Thetime hi here for thee toAlraady in the frozen snow

A lonely grave is tnade for thlThe Winds are chanting dirge* [\

Upon the land and on the t

Old \jear, thou wert a friend to *r>To fcome thou wert of worth n{

Thy daya were blessings, every orMote precious far than shining

But Utito others, thou a foeDidf prove thyself—an enemy.

Relentlesa as the chains of woeAa ruthless as the maddened seal

Some will rejoice to, know thee d>*<|Other* will mourn thee 'as a frienl

flojnsvwill look hack on thee with ,11Others their praises to thee lend:

I neither offer praise nor blame,OM Ysswr, for what,you biought to]

For unto me both joy and painYour active hands gave lavishly.

Thy solemn d*ath-hour draws a nigh.And harkl I hear thy funeral knell

Slow pealing through the darkened si*Farewell, OW Year—farewell, fare\

HAIL TO THE NEWHall I hall r to thee. O virgin year! .

Not yet a day's length on thy throne)Thou with the meny eyes and clear

And joyous voice of dulcet tone: •Hail! hail! to thee, thou strong of limb;]

Our praise is thine, O youthful king.For thou art pure of woe and ain, .

Thy young hands yet but blessings hru]

The monarch who is laid awayWithin the catacomb of years

Waa hanh and ruthless in his day— .Seemed less to love our joVa than tears ;|

We look for blessings manifold,New Yrar, from thy pure tiniest hand,

We trust thy heart will ne'er grow coldToward us—and our Native Land.

Bring healing to the hearts now tonFrom wounds the cruel Old Year made;

The veil of peacefulneea draw o'erThe woe* at each heart-threshold laid:

We cannot W e a tyrant king fOur hearts refuse to loyal be

To one who takes delight to flingUpon our hearts keen misery I

Be kind to us— that we may say,When comet the time for thee to &l

"O darling year, we grieve to-day,Because we all have loved thee t o r

••Good Housekeeping.

I .*«

fit, t***»»*«r

anfl a very pretty l>wn

> r toto i e . roof *rtllt "Marcta. Jo^I of fat from a. boI drrfpped hw (tpbon n

r«tfe! Yon h*p*. mIhoiJId" hav« written

"Yon darting old •tag the Hnrprlaorf in

|%oyed l«rty on botli

"PIer»child. T«B

kieekn. "Don'tyon know that It's ttnu|ite fun to Jttit

end surprise1 Mten yoljrrfoort !»«•-

| and throughI'd be In the

•troop down onthem! Why, If yonface when 1 opened tf<

t catn« up th*i nii<buck yard; I knew

| «m*toa bad•Hmvi' horry (wt*b to roaklna an »*ful

Be'd taking tier er-ar* and tb«y'M always dancing

>':'. 'i

we«k draorwl Itself toweather had be«n 1OT»-Could Imagine the d«>trtps Bdgar Warner andhaving while she. In

M a t r l r t cJ««c/«- »l«t*^elor«ddreto, earrlvd op trayt and

irtd #ut nMdtctn* and what not!antt

fated, puS#d In and out of the houworffc* a day; that J*M the only break IDfive dreary

"But, n«r*tt«.let m« know ; you

"Oh, Aunt Marrla. \know me hy this t1in<"people wh*n I'm comln:know, lust year wlwn I <>edly and you were golnit nto postpone y o w trtpt^ itly mHkc the Hllghtent dlfiyou utartp'l three days lat•

"Yen, ypR; but thla ttment. W(- "

"I wim't he lht» lenM hi!not n hit I I.*'t me explnitreally nnil truly, I did n>phnin* to write Hnd nnnomformally. The Rvunsoe «r.at the Itelfonte nnr1 jUHt hoj:tak* a trip to town; they Iof pe<rp1e itnii It will he Justtlnual string nf good times!word of objecti<iu t I'll ho oi»t

tonpv«>r tellDon't you

Ml W K f o r h«r'certainly did W ftno* It,

Fi«rr«tt«-decided she waa cold-hearted and unsympathetic.

One momli\g, fcowtyer, putting thebeff fn 'ardW,

stopped and llst«m«d.Or*«lf b e 4 * v«T Itafct foot «Wa morn-

pine, not a wheel* out of him an heclfnibeiT th« stairs fhfm.aiiIng voice, very deep hut boyfuh :Orey, I hope I will do an a substitute;

Vnitm ifloletiey Hi O»wTn> O

MlMW

JMftt of t l * Un»t«d ; .moot of agrtcflltor*, wilt w t a nenr rets.

tt a total «t *188.000JXEX.^1IUI CIn

y nn<t t » dt reat-

coming; I'm Doctor Warner I"Hid *>e« opened very wide wtwn he

saw who. the nurse wan, No wonder*ttrtwttfht Pt*rrvti», ftwwlM.t* «l«ht «lie

nie toa lot

p ron-Illlt Hn«>«r

h« tn Aunt Marcla's horribleft mile too big 1

"I hwmf that you were going1 to Jointhe Kv-nnnes, Ml»» Melville," rpmarWedthe young doctor politely, "how—

"My ilolng," R«M H liriflk voli-e AnntMnriifl s tool In the doorwny. "I

for her, (ind of <'i)iir*ft, myl IIIIC» to li*)i> I H K «

of theoi> llttlo people."It neerawl to Pierrette thnt If Dortor

Warner had KrtwtPd her with f:ttretf<>»there certainly was n itlf-

In IIIM vt>l'"«* whm li« Irft,of n<Unirntlim mid k«H-n re-

^ t l fofJhe spmfllnfr of

promlseo to be dstmident ^th* quality of natertatu th« plimited raUway factlltJeii can"'port.

Tbe Itettln «nteHns>tnto

unfinished work; l B ^000,800: fviidit avsUi^bla ftpro fltoteand county tares and federal aid, fattft.-000,000; one-fifth state and countjrt

000,000; one^thlrd unexpended balance'of state and county bond irnnes pr*-1*vlously available, $49,000^)00;

The npTt (IBV Doctor Warner askedAunt Mnroln tf Bhf dltl nnt think thenurse H little [ink1, mid that it f i*nIhrfniRh the purk Ju«t what she nee<l-ed. After tlmt Pierrette h»(l a driveevery day with Doctor Warner, nnilthough Timoihy nnil I'et were sittingtip the doctor often found It nweasaryto run In airuin In the evening.

"<;<>cKl-hy," SHIII IMerrette a fewwe*-ks lnt«-r when the quarantine waslifted. "You durlliig Aunt Murclu, Imust thank you for all my hapj)lm>Hi.1'erliapB you've riirswd. have you?We're pngiiged. When I me-ntioned

in I'ldjjnr, ii*' antd 'lit'imtlfiil,glrlii do not «ilw«yH do the

hit;, N"e tilings In life that count,' nndhe said thnt u pirl who would Riveup n riMind of unyety to nurse »r«r-latlna was the right wife for him!"

GLORIOUS PAGE IN HISTORY

"PI«rr«tUI You

Wtien Commodore Decatur, With aF«w American Ship*, Put End to

Rantoma Paid Algler*.

e a t Ma band to her; deftly theMnoothed bla pillow, asking quickQtMMtlons as -ti> d(R'tor'n orders andstowing the bewildered father bow tofollow t b « n , all the time tnlklng tn

comforting little setitencea"We're good pnls, aren't

t<> haveto the child.we. Tommy T And we'r*

a awfully good tlmt-ii tuK«ther,v e t And wtJJ you inakti a bur-

wlth m«f • I ^ A my littli' IVti-r-Idns was sict*'-^ • whnt I want«d fatn WTO^"'*""" /<rtl l'u tha l- <lat"i tAfl iP^i-J"'" .ill you 4im> mil muAnut Orace, Jiut as be doet*. Will you,dear«atr

"Bawer call yon muvver." whis-pered the child houraely.

The color flooded Mlas Woodhurn'aJface, but with a little life baugiug iff]the balance there was DO time to hesi-tate. "All right, little man, it's a bar-

" K a w * r Oall VUJ Muvvw."

and you'll tuk>: tl»- l>nd mwJlfiU"'a j If It were tcuod."

shs work,<l, eeudlu« theJather flyii't' ou errand^ o«

the d«otwi to axk for fullerNo mini 1»IH any concep

t i M of a woman a rftiouruufulueim till•««• ber tryinu ti>

one U>-viMctwd

the life ofThoiua»« otove-

wllo never to glv« himeveept to order hta about

aftemoou was almostthe c-biltf****1 sl«evlaf

the crtsls pasasd.!

father, "and If you will getof hot milk I will be very K-<«

"I'm aWiumed not to have!of that myself," he told htrfully aa he hurried to obey,rftunifd she tried to disputeget himself nonu>thlns>to cat.

"I'd rath«r not,"do not think I couHto make you understand lioT"apprwlate what you have iloun !and Tommy Trot. We'll ht-voted *la<<n fiinn now un nuiimy'H ftifhor will run him aU l s s Woodburn."

"It wan mighty fortunate thntlmenibered that I bat) promised tofor him," «he said quietly. "ISut Inow that you had betted ,g«t youner at once and then I wjU ri.

_„ it ifor mine when you return." Herbrooked no argument, althnunhBlniey much preferred to look ntpicture of her holding bisChild than to cut

Shortly after Miss Woodburnher dinner Mr. Btrney, In distress, tphoned that Tommy had uwakeaud wns crying hysterically for hiWould Khe come und stay a little wband K*'t him to tuke one more doHeinedlfliittT HuHtlly putting ou hwmjiM. Ml»« Wood hum started forUlrneys', taking with her an old nunwho »ln» ku^w would utaytvlth Tom,for the night.

"Yot t«wrtini##d me!" be walled"You shan't go back to Peter; I'llfwtish him I"

Abashed, but smiling, Miss Wood-hum HiHiihcf] itm olillci, who I'haiK toher till tthu uvtutred him over and oveiUKUIU thut she would return In themorning, and Mrs. Browo would Htuytill 8he came back. When Tommy Trotwiig tlnully <iututed for the night, MrHlruey iuslhted on taking Miss Woodburu home, aud It tseeius thut IIIUHI oftho tiuiu WH* Mpeut In telllug li<r ubouthlg family and hlu prospects, ashe felt ^

•ty every meal, you see. I won't bo unytrouble."

"Nevertheless, my dfnr," began AuntMarcla, dettperately, "you nhuuld havewritten, because—"

Pierrette mothered her with a klaa."I see that I must take you into nayconfidence. Listen, you know lastmonth I WIIK at the Kvansew' houueparty and. Aunt M«rfl« T mot theloveliest umii, Di'. lid tear Warner. Oh,auntie. I oan't tell you, but somehowI know that If I don't <H him I don'twant any other man. I'm almost surehe likes me very much, but du youknow Clem Kvtuis' cousin, that tallgir\ who IH perfect I v ^tunning? Well,she's try'nR her bt'Kt to get him, andwhen Clem wmu* me thut KNbeth WHHIn town and K»1»1HK liemlway withEdgar Warner, 1 thought It was hightime for me to pack my suHcut-e undtake the next trnlii."*

"I am very sorry for yon, my child,but It 1» quite your own fault. I toldyou last year not to do It uguln, thisdropping In without notice. Yousee—"

-"Where's Katl<;7" Pierrette hn<lopened her HUttctiKe and was nhuk-

; out two pretty dresses, "I mustve these pressed at once.""Katie left two weeka ego, and fur-

hermore, you won't need those geoiv«tte dre^es at nil. If you'll stop chat-

ng and listen—""You're much nitsuikf». Aunt M«r-a. If you refuse to Imve me here I'll

ply go to a hotel. I - -"ou won't leave thin holme, lJ|«i-

Melville,". ««*l«lug ih« girl by thort to obtuln h«;r undlvl^etl ut-

itlon. "We nr*' mm run Lined ! Ttmo*nnd Pet Imvf ih« Bcurlutlna, andh they lire out of danger, the

Of henlth I* drvwdrully Ktrt<-t

Oomtiuxloru .Stephen Decatur, withsmall s<iuinlri>n nf Ainprlrnn sht]is,two luuiitlis did mure thun nil the

lowers <if Kuropp dored to 'lo In thexllti'rrfltieiui xvn. He defied the hey

Al ters , defeutcri his armies, andera fed ill** (Mdlt'il tifnleti fioin the

unnutt! tribute to thnttho habit of capturing

.Mi UIKI iniiklli^ HlaveMthem. Tiie hoy received trlbulenmily I . I 'UITII 178-J uud 1312. Iu

Wiihhiii^inii uiged the necusflitymivv, saving thut up to that time

iViey lind ciiplured IS American ve»-inmie slim-s of 18() otlUers

neti, Hint ih« K'Mcttirrieot hail paidf'«r their nuiMcun. 'S'he regu-

IIII|IMIII;I1 i^bule be.Kun In 17U.'v fol-

ln tho fall of 1919 and aprlng of 1920,$100,000,000.

UnloeB the aTallable open-top ears,many of which nohnnlly Ite idle 1n ,tthn lute winter, are utllhuMl la thatHlnclt BPflson th« work which ran h>done will np«wwarlly be curtailed forlack of materials. The total, for 1020Is more thitn four time* tbe amountthnt hns bocn expended during any •'previous year for like purpose*. There-fore th^re mu»t bo a tremendous In-crvaiie not only In the material mjp-plltw and nhlpi^ng fnrliltlm, but alsoIn the labor supply, and an enlarge-

<Wient of contraciom' organlzattons.Flr«t of all. according to Thomas H.Maclionald, cblef'of tho bureau of pub-lic roads, the attention of all state,county and city road-bulldlng Inter-ests should be. directed toward over-coming this car elvortapo.

It hns been customary to wait untilcontractors' organh-atlons were readyto begin work before storting the ship*merit of material. Under these «ondl- -tlons tunny thousands of open-topcars, lie Idle daring the latter part ofFebrnary, nil of March, nnd the ear-lier part of April. During the pafttspring the number of open-top cant thatwcr« Idle totnled more thnn 2KO,flflO.This, of course, wan partly unavoid-able, owing to tbe late dnte at whichwork got under wuy, following theBigfilAf of the armistice. By award-ing contracts ns early as possible, con-tractors will be able to ascertain theirmaterial requirements lit differentpoints, and so will be in position topi a ofi orders dependent on rail trans-portation a conalderable time in ad-vance.

Vv*h!le the placing of rasjterlut InUtoragu, which m*y re«uK from such aemirae, Involves some expenue. It wtH 'be Htiiull cumpnred lo the IOKS that willresult if coutrattors arci not In a posi-Uou to go ahead wUfe th« w«»rk b*«ttiw«of lack of mntcriiila. In view of theerperience of 1018 und tho greatly ln-cr«-ns**l pi'ofiiiuii for nest year, i tsf*>ms probable, uccordlng to tho bu-reau of public roads, that contractswhich are not awarded during the win-ter months will have little opportunityfor being supplied with mated 1»which require transportation.

lu

trili

gei'l

the

custom of European nations,g <ti<" previoiiH rniisom moneys

when men w«re captured.Captain 15«liibrl<l((e to^k the

to Algiers. When he WHS letiv-bey ordered him to take nil Al-.nibnssudor to Constantinople,

ret used the hey lold hltn thatrlcuns paid him tribute and

were hln Hlavea, mid forced>be.\. Later while chuHlug u;tlrnu- Into Algiers his stup,idelpli'a, struck a rook and

lutrUlge and his men weremade sluvea. He wrote

hat his uhlp b« wrecked, iiau'ere plaAnlug to repair

that she should bitthoroughly .acquainted with hlu blog-niuhy. Next day he inude the ue

uf her father and reix-uteUihe atory auJ*much more about him-

f and Tomuiy-Trot. And an Touai:yuntm learuwl the way to the Woodburtta' al#o tlw nelghboru am WI?II<JUI-Ing wboea <'ourtahlu is the mintardent, Mr. Blru«y'a or Tommy-Trot's.But certain it la thatWo«d1>«rti 1» to b» the Nin,the Barney bam*.

MU«

georgette dresses nllpptMi un-to the Unoleuiil and I'ierrrtteon the uei t chair unable to

i jfou had telegraphed I could haveyou, or If. you liad COJIW lu nt

t^HWput door>>ou would huve uotlctHit l ^ M a c a r d ^ A s It 1M, utuke up your

\fotyi month's stuy. 1 do need""Mviuflp, nmt I Kuess jny luiuiu-<lr^Kajwlll ftt you falrty svull."

Msrcln," In a pitiful voice, all,ilvlu Howu awuy, "la it real-

? Can't 1 poaalbly sneak out»y? Oh. why dirt J <;oro¥l" And

few momenta' uncontrollMl, "iVuutle. who, if your das:tor7any chance "hope

IWarclaflatter

corsuthe 1Cnpticuptuadvleith» A'I t Lf i n ii nt Decutur WUH given thetask <> li-tiinK it timl BDeukfd up ho-side It, l i t >i small crew. In a ketch,a smalllrchuiit vessel. He succeed-H'i In 0 |L>WfiiirK the A!gnrlm» mnv.Ki-t fire n i e I'liiiudelpbta uml burnedIt 10 DttHtfiM i-dge. l lo receivedtho thajHf ciui«rei*a, a sword tind apiumoU<Vir his di>ttd. lu May, 181S.li« wus tVxul.ii-.^ uud WUM bent bfit:kto [lie MwhriniKun ut the heud of asmall flelfat mu only conquered thepirutea, l lL iced paymeut of $4*5.000from the l t w ul 'luniH for allowingthe B r i t l l l cuiitiue. uhlp.-i In thatliurbor, if|fyf>,ooo from the bey at

i^e to Americans',o obtained ihe r«-

luutte of a l l c i U n u prlHouers.

)ng Eleotrlct water

CEMENT RAIL FOR HIGHWAYS

Invention of Taxaa Man Relates MoraParticularly to Safety Hbad

Making Means.

Xhe Scientific American, In Illustrat-ing and describing a cement rail forhighways nnd roads, the Invention of3. F. O'ltourke of El I'aso, Tex., Bays:

Thin invention relates generally toroads and highways for vehicular traf-fic, and more particularly to safetyroad 111uk 11>K menus iu tbe form ofspaced parallel rails, which may ba

' • *

A Parspsctiv* Vl«w of the Roadway.

quickly constructed of plastic mate-rial, which may bo molded or laidin section*. The roadway conulwtsof spaced parallel side tmfeks 'anda central truck of which the centraltrack hu» u plane aurfiuw and the aidetrucks l<-nyitudlu4l wfa«el-FeceLTlng ae*

i

:<:A

••v- i

5**

Atl'ueblo, 061dlractof 3,000,(1during

iOMOTE GOOD EARTH

Qwin pi

if"1

$1

t»e maetii

And

- i s•f the Vo*4UV%» l*kp*»««at wi* TV. lUmtt*St.. r««ik.A«l«|.

PabUshrt weekly hjrMIDDLESEX PRESS, U & « * St.

LOGAN. .Editor

Mm., * 'Mr*. Wlll«ti a t*toto holiday* It tUvarttw

lira. Wandwere Penh At

Mr. B«Idara In

Mia* AnnafenAotfer,lUjm In

Thetorlaa Church willrttaa tpart oh

Mr.ar»Vorlt City

Mra. carfl«M

n<

faaallyt» Ho*

Amfcor

N. J-, • »

WOODBWDGE'S NEEDIEST CASKS

are

The poor of W o o ^ r i ^ r Township, whirh luvr heretofore b « nhelped mostly by the Kings Daughter, and similar ra-tions have gradually come to tlw nrtire.. qf >tf)c pT n y rases where a family of S W n « * ' & * £ * * ™" " r « " ™>™<During the "flu" last winter the dmtor* treated many <«ch families.In many instances if one of the family contracted the disease the others,<M! account of their living conditions

MU» Dorothy Vaf-tto*appointed to t*a»aplace of Mtoi Thanhaa (taiga*11 to

n*«in

b«»aba,l«who

position laValentine

contract w«bidder. W.

Two TownshipAtrertad forOabor naWbb. «f

rested br OflfatrnHht of D«<«a1fc»r!and dlaordwrlf onr«cord«r 1«r**d a flu* iha f*ld.

John S**o, of thla Ifey Oftewr Rotnoidrunk*n eoatAitl*

rw»t. S a t e v ilockup. s#r« th*

would be ttrteWm with

Htt, Wn. K. r**Ho »•etnc fr«« • —nr4 ***** ° r •»*»•*•

Mitchell KKM, # » * • • Tork, la TH-Ulna: hla atoter, M# W. V. r> Strong.

Mr. and Mi*. # t o a Voorheea. otDetroit. Mich., a*ta« a;ww<ta of Mrand Mrs. T>. a. % * • • • •

Maxwell toft on

4isea.se.For Xma» this year the Kings T>auKht€rs took a Jfreat many

families baskets of food and used clothing This orRaniratmn has onfts list one Port Reading family which recently enrne to our notice.The father of the family has i-onsmnptinn and is at p rwnt at BonnieBurns. The mother, who has been working in a cipir factory, hasbeen taken sick and cannot work. There are six children <n thefamily the oldest of which is not quite 14 years of age. This littlegirl has been working at a cafo nearby for the grand and glorioussum of $9 a month. She washes and wipes dishes, scrubsthe like. Very often the child does not Ret home from work till 9 or10 o'clock in the evening. Hmv miirii better it would 1* for the littlegirl if she could get a job in a factory or store even though the salarywas only five or six dollars a week. The other children, on accountof not having sufficient clothes to wear, have to stay luime from school.Can you picture it? A family of seven all gathered together in oneroom with only a few rickety pieces of furniture in it. The townofficials not long ago sent them a half ton of coal and every mnnthfhey receive $16 worth of groceries. Needless' to say that before thethonth is up the family have eaten up the groceries and must fast untilthe first of the month comes around. How many of you- who read thiscan exist for a month or even a week on this amount?

This \z~cv.ly vw UIM: of many. IV.it !iow uuu h we could help thesepeople if only by taking our outgrown and partly worn clothes to theKings Daughters or the Overseer of the I/oor. Instead we pack themin a box in tlie attic n!»' 'here they stay, a benefit to the moths only.

Tuesday nightwill wpmni Uwith her faml

Alias CarolColonial Schoolla spending h«iot her p«r«ntt,Valentino.

whore «he

ot tlWaahlnirtoD, D. (%eatton at ttt« ho A*

(r. and Mra Prank R

Dlxphia for th« h#d*

l.ouii Hoa#a*wick, la at t » »oiOr. and Mmi *"

• gonp to PhUadel-

ft New TlnjnB-x* or htfi parrnto.Hoaa*««d.

Maaara. BJl'Ctf and L. K. McHtroywere K U H U I * danaaat iflTen by the

floors arni) wara-ji«n«**« •-• ""' "' Newark, N.till 9 J., recently,'

Ready tIAwardConttet • » Ao|fB»U

Thftstreetnightmeeting,

Bids

Street Sewerthli nadlng of Augustatct" WIU> heard Mondayat >• Township Committee

ao ob-paased

for, to be

a« there w»r«

Statw.

TfcabrMg* It

Tb«kkol

at Bank wiltin Fords, N. jof January5 P.M. for 1and tl ir«c«year andmay comeAt saidon the prc

ipitalS30,000.

gjections t» ordinanre W

l| l r t l dll|t>«inaarr t l

A Talk to Local Merchant*Tho only two avenue* through

which ono's thoughts nr« conTeyedto another «re the ear uud thu eyts.

The Woodbrltlge IiuU'p»iii.lont offern y<»U an (ii)hinmnlty to reachthe aye and tho mind o£ your cu^

1,

Typo may suggest certainlo the public Unit you utu any Iu noother way. It la tlie Impressionmudo through the eye that lingersIOIJK"! thiui through the oar.

The voice may HuHer through In-tonuLion auU volume but tho typecan never be mistaken Speak your .thnughtH to your patrons tn clear, •clean type and you Bay conclaoly \Ju;.t what your customer wauta toknow.

Teil it. Tell it over and over, andthe Inside ot your store becomus m*familiar to I ho public u.a 11 In toyourself. Make our type do your |talking.

You may not make yourself un-derstood orally, but nven a poorattlesman <-«n tulk with type Weoffer you our training anil em)''rl«ninand our tvn» will pctrform fur runIf you only give it a chuueu.

Our odvortiaiiiK uulumnu toil thetown's comnierciul story and wo em-ploy inpchlnery to do for you lost

you ntMtd to uiakeyuur buaineaa

out BRld Improvement.Temporary notes <ir honrla er«

authorized to bo Issued fruintime to time In mi a m o u n t not tot'xn>««il the. Riim ahov« ftpproprtatedliuiHuunt tu tho ino via tons nf Pr>c'km i:t »f Chnptflr 2.r.2 ot the lawsof 1916 as amondi'il, wtilch notes orhouda Hhitll bear iiiieic-u at a ratenot to ^nt'cil HU per cent por annum. All other muit^ru iu reaped

•<>f Hald IUJICM O! IHUMIH (bull bo doirrmlned by the Chairman ot the

, Ti>wn»htp ("oininlU.0" • lu» Townnhin.('li'rk and Townihlp 'I'reaaurer, whoare herehy authorized to ''\cciite

PermflGranted to I^ayTract Across Bunn's I aneHami>o <"n<lfr w»o t-««e<J n per-

mit to y *• narrow Ktuga railroadtrack a OH* ll>inu> l»n»>. temporar-ily, to (ft Hiirplun illrl from hia claybanks. Hn liiui two «to»m shorell8t wo1 cleaning off top e*rth formma itenaiv« • lay mtulng operattons.

Anror Council No . 40Dance in January

T' Anchor Council, No. 40, Jr.O. U . M , wtll hold their l int aa-

«»lance <>u Thursday ovenlna;, Jan-uii 15, t»2U, tn tha High SchoolAjfltoriutn The ma»ie to to h* «na-p|t by Pritchard's Orclid«tra. Tlokatmrtt ou »al« now for 5* «««ti

Bald temporary nutea or bonds.G. The SCWIT in !)•• ronHtnictcd

hureunduc Is to be an eight Inch,I newer, to begin at tho manbolo tn(hi! ceiilt-i lints iff l'ulluu Street at'or noar tts intersection with AngUHta. Street, and to run weRerl:ajong AuBUHia 8u««*i two btMidiand sixty fe«t to the center linean Intersecting Btrootcalled Dutur Strcut, or Gillla atrenil In uccordance wllh the pithoroof mait<» liy Moruan F. LaraTownnhip Etigim-or, und now onwith tho Townshlij riurk.

t>. The lot'iiiloii "i any partfOnald nystoin may Im t-hiinged or jltkfluid Jilaun dttparled floui bjr r«AOllHim of the Township Commit j

% •

YOU WANT A HOUSE!

kof the

orda Nation-at iti offioo

13th dayiween 4 and

tionof officersthebusinesa asmeeting,

will be takenincrease of the>,n $25,000 to

»IRLS WANTEDand good

Three I n One Oil Company

RV1TWAY, NEW JERSEY

Christmas Club

depositors

h u done for

I>et thetM your s

"We

Woodbridgo ludupondentliuK medium. Ouu m«r-leceutly did •uiuo aiMi.'la]said to us: "Thoan adi

did the butintwa. They

Vant to henr Hint kind ofHtom eyery one of you.

«4l» alaUr klud of an ad-ai ooata more than aoM at

QlUtfNAHCKI TO CONBTHDtTF ASWim TO Bit KNOWN AH TDK

8BWBR.

fttffjBHwilfH^ .*•»• TQwnaMp Co»-IjMttNl Ot ttW Township o( Wood-

Jin ^he County of Middlesex.u«w«jr ua herojuafter de-

be Unown as the Augustasnail be constructed

nent, pursuant toUJ of thq

to providedja»oawt of

within thu limit y( th<ht-iiiin pruvidud for. so far as miff'found nucugsary In tho actual cjp-liiK out of thu iiri>ptJR»"i improv«aji,*Mttinr hm-iuiHn of rlirnnnlty In <ac-liiK Innda or rtghla tli«relp, or «work ot construction.

7. The average ageeaseAlion of the taxable real pf< Including Improvement*)Township of Wootlbrldfl*,Oounty of MtddleMY, c.omputih» a*si pr«4Mdtas tbntethereof fa the manner prcSection 12 ot Chapter *bUw» of 1916 aa ftm«nrt«H, i104. The net debt of saidcomputed in the mannersaid Section 12, includingtberuby ttulhollied.b«iug 4.4%. A nupplefa<atatemdut nbowins tU»been mada and died -with^'P^Krtrii' ua required bj

Decemberaecoiand

I The happiness it has brouKhl I* * themselves and others.Their visions of a "Happy Girwtnras" are alt the happierothers are to share Mien enjoyment.If you want the "Merry Chrisimas" to ring merrier and longerand louder for you and your U i v e d ones on next Christn)&3 Oay*JOIN the CHRISTMAS CLUB N O W FORMING.

NO FEESNO FINES

NO CHARGE

YOD MAY JOIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSE

Payitwmtust

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IRVING•Ton •XCAVATING, •N< xm

woe*Mr. Frank Ehto^.f «fc*t

E, N. J.

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tnd Mandolin

Congre*ati<

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from tlwof pray«r.

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was *tUaccount Of * heftTy ooldBst fete'glM*waa aMy Blled by flolll'

ANDARD GARAGE

of RAHWAT A T E an* BERRT 8T.

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J. A. MORMmY. * TihfhaM 210

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f*re8byterianBnndny, iv ,

1fl:tQ ;\ m , H|Men's Bil'io CI««H;Ing Wftttrnhlp. Mrre*, of the Anti I-SP*"*. 7:00 pdeavor; 7 ;)0 i> m

"A Hviriby Jundir ' \

iwrck Notai The Circle Quit•*«»•* ^ to Hoi

ibornlng wor-M»n KndftaTor; T h *

harn hcen dormant durlIB mtaln resumlBg Its oldla planning a banquet toyrday eTenlntr.local nifttntwrs, L.. P. Haaij

B. W. Vogel. J\A. Wand and I-

are all looking forward toous

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'Jarron AvenuePresent Chi istB Play

Chrtstmaa, Douaiilxr ( 1 .

TheafaVt NoelKiim CThrtntmanKurah Kohme, M»ry

KIlM (Miss IrtKlHow Santa Clam Cam. O<

ChimneyMario Teath (MIHB

ff yoa buy it fromus, it's worth

the price

MOORE'SMAIN STREET WOOt>BRIDGE,.N. J.

Man's Wonderful Makeup.Tfo dlfferviu'« how BOtir a man looka.

h* contHtnH atxnit 60 lumps of nugnrot the (ft-dltuiry ciihl<-al dlioensjons, andto niHkc the seasoning complete, there

MIDDLESEX PRES25 Gwen S t , W©odbri«

mm 'M Hpoonfnlfi of Hilt. If a manwere clihtlll**] Into water ha wouldmake about 38 quarts, or more thanhalf his entire weight. He also con-taitiH a gnat deal of starch, chlorideof [MitnHh, TTii\ Ti?fl1un)B no^itiiiT' and hy~drfvehtorte sctii ta his wuudwftiltem. , ,

Worth More Than That Now.On June 20, In 1632. the patent «*

Maryland. crttDted to George C«!*«rt,bord Baltimore, was after hte deatk"made over ta hla BOIL, Cedlltu Cntrot.

Charlea the new patefttsnd gsve to the grant of land ts*name of Maryland, IB honor of MBooeen, Henrietta Maria. While Lor*Baltimore held the giant be paid t<tttt yearly to the crown of England tw«Indian arrows, which are wttll on «•>U^ltioo st Windsor castle, RngJabd.mm

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BEPutting it off todaywon't get it donetomorrow. Anadvertisement inthis paper todaywill bring businesstomorrow.

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Hod R««t You, UfrrvPlay "On ChrlbH

(Miss Hnber, 6th tinMusicHeading

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MUH>LES£X PRESS,flt, Wo^lbridge.

norolhy Z«y«r, flrac1

naro, Eraaa Polony (1Brown. «th Ura

MusfcHere We Coma a-Wd

An act from "The Blrd'nmas Carol"

(Mlat rte Vabre, 8th UiMusicUeck the Hall with BoughsBoundary of CbxUtsia*

Louis)Music Good King

LAI SEN & FOX[Civil Engineers

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Big Benefit DanteTonight—Washinj

Quintette toThu you UK people ot tlw

looViuR forward to the bigdance which Is to be held tonthe High School. The dance Is]as IB commonly supposed, to beby the Woman's Club, but byF. K Valentine, Mrs. H. It. Valrand Mr. S. C. Potter. The mlto bo rend«r»id by the

aliiKcrs. Thlb la said to be avttu Ithan ibo Rugodore Plvn i>l IH"1

Delightful refreshments a"w»rved

Tickets hsTe fceea sold Inby the GOBttritttie.

a House For SaleITJ. 7 roasas, mil latest lm-

Yetatn, lot &0xl60. W h i g two•*• n i t h St., Foris.

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flu1 1«t<-<» Hurtj of

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•tie. l.y w a y of var i e ty

Iti t h e hrt lHlHoiuc •••.!LI

(ir«- unii ' i i

l l u — e In ! | i « c<i(i( o f

the ilrnlirner pursued Hlit l i t e MUBie (Jim!,

; ! \ ! i i \* \X\f f*ltrth ll***'il Mi'.i1.!

covered by n braided- |fnrlrli<*« cvm thin hitur!

mont voluminous utt.(liir« snugjjlen up ahot

« narrow helt of .theto th*> fart t

•idi'h H thing nH a wal»

tern thatmaterial,t muffler>>e throatn o draws

there Is•without

|h«-**' tx>lm» itfttli>K very neiir to It.

ts Do Their T

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oerforifiaiu e lit ! witn a croBH-bar pattern In crept"tho ! sumeK the rrppoutilbtllty of stun

etweu the »»ii and the face "fthe I wearer. Mai* huts, similar In

are made of/organdy In lightand iWtv IS* fud for angora 01ery «.i

The lur,left appeufaille tdlk

any of thpink,ground t<

timalt at

mc m£'/

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affairs.feud picturesque Imt ul

if to be made of pltdtwd(lh plain fuelii>; of

It culi he llUUUlned 10/fiivofcjie colors, as orchid,

blue--iuuktii»{ a buckthe bouquet of Nintill wlU

with narrow rlhiiou tharlttht Hide. Opl>oslte It i1 Imt of net ha» « i-iowi•ed with rumen pt«*ei| rtutul ninny rose petals |>m't

ly cfiv«t the brim. The numll hul athecrep«,

a | bund for the uillllmi' tin*\tt- used as effectively. It

lurge silk pannier, wllhoutempt Ut being true to life,u very unuiiuul uud beaut If u1

and beautifulmost dealred of all UIIUK* in

They Klve a Bent topatitii.'« tupaths t but load

'til of Hbor-tcnlng* nii<! ont> nnd one-half•upfuls of lljrht brown ftmrnr together;u)<l tht> lipntt-n y<tlU« of Hue* vgxn.

nvc reiuly nntl sifted two oupfiils offlciiir with nni> ftnch ofodn, rlnnnnKm n n l nMlIM»-K, with halfhe qmintlty of CIOVCH ; mill to the ung-r A[H1 shortentft~(j, Kold In one and

rflf-hnlf eupfrtln of i-ookcdh lmvo \)p,'\i plinhtly fl\put 'thl-ftu^li n KIPV<>. Add tho

n wlilN-s nnd lmkc In two InycrM,with iriiiK whl«-h 1** colored with

i lilt of Die MtrnlrnMl <THiilnTry Jufco.Chocolate P o u t o Cake. HI end well

wif-ililid1* nf u cupful of wlnirlenlnKmni two ciiiifiilH of KviKitr , ml<l twi>liltils uf n ( tipftil of nriiti»i( i lmcolateni otn- >>f win in mushed iiotntocH, one

rnpfvil eiuh uf seeded ruislrm findlioppeil milH. hnlf n cupful of milk

rtnd two mid out' hnlf rHpfisN of flotlTilfleil with t'.w> l'i\n]ioonfiils nf ImkinRlowder. four ctr^H. yolks mid whlU'Heiiteu sepiinitelv ; half fi tt';iNpoonf\il

'lich <if rlovt'H nnd liitinec. nnd » t*'B-• pooiifiil of riuuninoii. If tmkcil In tt<mf in » slow oven tit (i piipi-r.lined

pun for <nn> lionr It will kt-rp i\ ini»nthM Fruit Cake. Mis uiie cup-

ful t'neh of lirovvu Ku^nr, sour inilU 'milralwIiiN, four tiihti'spnonfuls of

meltwl eliiprtculiin. two cupfuis offlour, on« t«*iiKpo<>nful cucli of nodn,clnnuuioii nnd olovcs. Hake in ti slowoven about one hour

Theaa KM fingflHy roncfaed W« tnttsW tfbdban<iafe<l tncf,

"Mo. Too rehrtWb*r tbat c*M theother day whms I dMraded ac h a r e d with wMHWUX • * • » . *ntrong PIPH for hlro <« the ground thathe wan a fool mtl»w tljaft i» crtmlnal."

"ten; bwt—""1 did HO welt that he wa* acquit-

ted, and he waited tor me oml»do th«court."

ConeamlngIt Is thought by naturaltstB that the

of domtistie heu» of thelday.aro larger and heavier by Dearly

ancients. Eggs differ a good deal Inweight, t)& a>e&tfe weight beingahnnt two fl#n^R8. pood e ^ Iso fl#R8. ^ pood e ^ Is mndeup of ten partB «h«A and sixty partswhite and thirty.' part* yolfc. Thewhite of an egg contains «B per rentwater. The sh«i] coi^atiS* ah<mpt 2per" e<tnt Htrimnl nwttwr acil 1 per centof tho phosphates of lltne and mag-nesia, the r*at constating of carbonateof lime.

There la n any a slip after the «npti»e lip.

Important toExamine carefully every bottle of

CASTOMA, that fainotis old renwdyfor infants and children, and •«« that it

Bears theSlsnatnre of

In Cae for Over XO Yeam. > r

Children Cry for Fletchers Caetoria

Qualified."Would you any Oadspur In a rrinllt

to bin home towu7'*'•The peopio In hla home town munt

think *wv""Why?""They don't Heem ab!p to organize

n reception conitnltfuti without mitk t*l%*ing (JndKpur ohdlrWaii,' although thnt j rlrMtwa^'hSirt'born*"**.'may IK- beranne he In tlio only man inC'hifcKi-rvilie who nwiift'a'nl'lk hut and

Empty Irfeloeur*.I ' m in a ierrtWo fc»m» of ^ v . ."Not an annjjuai i^ife,p" BSflrmiileft—

Mlm Cayenne. "Xll fjranii'and nb'j?ic>tur»."

Causal ?/

Acid-Stomachtr ontr

fr » r h h * « t t y

fbt mw«c of MI acldftom»isJ>—«* the ra«Ofkind* m (tc)t««M »nd mttetr ' t a n •-- o»t»« !»»••• tt m . U l J «h Mtu»r<» M -WW ft

MORE FOOD FOR THEVALE8CENT.

CON-

Wt all know those hovjgen ernitibcilto a »ort of raw clcanHnulw and retrk-tnt[ with the martyrdom of iw over-worlctd wife, from which the unwaryKUMt b«atB a hasty retreat, aiul tuwhich the tamlly returns only la eatand »leep. The feminine liend of HIU h* hou»e is a buatneaa [oJlure.—Kewley.

Fuotl which Istmctlve and ul«o

dlgeated, at-nourishing, tshould

be s e r v e d Inthom; «ll'» Hie r<>gainiiif; health.

E g g S o u p.—Separate the yolkand white of u

n loiiii-tiilled coat."—IMrmlngham Atje-Hurnld.

Flrtt AM Cament for Leak*.When any metftl kitchen utensil

KprhiKFi n lenk nt an unronventent mo-ment and there 1R no ready mixed ce-ment In the house make a good substi-tute n« fulltiws : Mix B little white off'HK with Hue coal or wood ashes untilIt makes n thick paste. 1'ut thin overthe hole on the outtjlde of the utenntltiad hold over heat until the pnnle1'iikes hard.

GREEN'S AUGUST" FLOWER.Oyonstlpatlon Invites other troubles

which roiue speedily unless quicklychecked a id overcome by tlreen'HAnpnst FUwer which Is a gentle laxa-tive, regulates digestion both tnstomach and Intestines, cleans audsweetens the stomach and alimentarycanal, stimulates the l l v e c l o secretethe bile and Impurities fKMfee blood.It IH a sovereign remedy^^Kl in manythousands of households m l over thecivilised world for more than half acentury by those who hnve Hufferedwith Indigestion, nervowt dyspepsia,sluggish liver, coming up of food, pnl-pltutlon, <-onntlpatlon and other In-testinal troubles. Sold by dniKsclstsand dealers everywhere. Try a bottle,take uo substitute.—Adv.

T ak th«y

Jon hlttw Itiact'1

of tr flttf ration ? fllBtrr«Ml'i»(; •oor, (aaajr •teniai.-tt

h• rn nnmteh r«m*ilyquickly fcTld nur«ly tU k u l n , » d h t 1 u thntitoinirh M«k« th«< jana iwitl . By k*epln»henlfhy ronrtltlrtn «t» th*t ymi can ffi"t full•trrnrth from your foofl. voor iten*riii h•t»n1lly ImproYvK, H a »qnick. Just try RATON10 »n<1 yow will h»KB xathtutaatlc Mi the thouiwndn who h»»»us«d tt ».n4 -who say they rt*vru dreamadanyihlin could brine aoch marvcloun rellff,

8o B«l » ht« >o-c«n» bin of BATON1Ofrom yottr <1rUi-«1«t tofl»y II not «»ttof»o-tory return tt and he wll refund roor money.

beat each. Addthree drops of

lemon Juice and a tabu .spoonful uf•nt^ar tu the yolU, then fiild lu theWhite. I'oiir over the vg% mixture onecupful of hot milk, limiting while pourIDS the milk. Flavor with a littlenutmeg, or orange JuUe, Add a pinchOf salt and serve..

Baked Apple- Kemovo th» corenfrom nice tart apples and till the cuv-Ittes with chopped rulslna or clutesand sugar, (jurruut or uuv good Jellyn a y be used In place of the raUluH.Bake tn u moderate oven until tender.B«rve on a pretty plate garnlahud witha flower.• Tomato Toast.—Place u slice ofbroad In tht: oven and dry slightly.then toast a delicate brown. 1'our

water over the toast andremove, then butter the toast

Uthtty and pour a table.spoonful orof cooked seasoned toumin over

toast and netvo. The canned totDBtp soup may bo imed for this, thlck-

" -"-^ It n little If destlred.Pineapple Kuadmu.—1'lui.e » tuiiful!' boiling Vialer In a double ImiU-r.

when holllui;, a tabfespoonful of, the yolk of un «;HK and ti ti'u-

•Pr tonfu l o f cortiHlui-eh. S i l l mi l l n i i ik

tttlj't!l smooth and thick, (lieu tidd uhalf cupful of plnuuppie juice or line-

led pineapple (-ook until hot.In the stlttly beaten white of tin

'and chill. Heap in a pretty dishgarnluh with whipped cream.

Pudding.—As rice when well-Is ino.st eimlly digested, It

a very good dish for a con-t, Tuke two tublespoonfulM ofihed rice and ooi,k in u double

"With one cupful of. milk unUIIs tender. Stlr"Mn u heatent, salt uud any <le,slr«wl flav-taste. Serve with cream mul

or add » few cliupped dates and; butter.

Whip.—Stew half a din • the water in which they

feed over night, put them**v«, add a faw drops of

10b and. the beaten wiiJte ofBarve heaped In a pretty

pped with whlpi>*d creuiu. /

nittercnce In Spanking*.Hnrrlct Ann, neurly three, l» the

diKhter uf Kdwln S. Fee ofClarksburg. Hho Uveu next do<ir and,

tn wee ln>r unuidfuther, ulie un-loyously:

"I've been spanked."Gnmdfuther was all sympathy and

said: "Oh, did your mother mmnkvour

To which Harriet Ann replied:"No; 'twus my father 'ut spanked me

wasn't that uu fortunate V—iadlim-upolla

hi—w, (ta., itooa itntBakot *altlin

GOLDSHURLBURTM

A stop tfca cold

THE

OM-Bearlng Shale Bed* In We at.Experts assert that should our oil

wells run dry In the future there Isplenty of petroleum to be hud from theoil bearing ghale beds In the Rockyin mm tains. A recent survey of themate of Colorado alone rovenled aolmle-bed production of 20,000,000,000barrels.

Ideal Game for Marlon."Muuima, your name Is Stella?""Yes."

My name Is Marlon?"" Y e * ""You play you are Marlon and go

your nap and 111 play I'll bennd wt>8)i np tae dishes."

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n led one cotnw>jimmediately

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attacks ul kidney.•towach troubles

< nn«K;t«dMM U build ui> »nd

a return

wait until jog. Btait takiuem Oil

Probably."Lately my husband has taken to

walking In \\\n sleep.""The high car fftree, I suppose."

Muny a girl after visiting n dragore Hppoftni In the pink of condition.

UNCLE SAMa SCRAP chewin PLUG form

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J^*?"** " * • •***• Homae, followed byn o w a iwirtMim ! • HM banquet halt «f« - • « fcerracka. An Informal piarte• * «w*e ercaataatloa* wiU b* held ud

of Democrats will com< (o**om -every county with pur-

- Urfe represenUtfons fromf Hodsoa and fiseex, to add to tlw lu

of-the eecaaloo.

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to tk*tiw a

« y*t Inftaile4Beard aatf HeOarBorstian

Owtntr Baari ofsoetaUieO the Ota appeal tb«a waa _board sod bsartaff

a month Bfo. AGloucester offidaJsr •will i

Tuesday evening, at * r ldecided whether all sip- ,

t teken to tbe Supreio* jOlouceater

who had hoped for a return to llm j] elaborate demonstrations of older It years, Governor-elect Edwards holda |f to the belief that there is no eicuso i[ fbr a useless expenditure at this timr,• when there is an urgent need ID tin1

state for every dollar that can be[gathered.

andouta

m hou.se,in

of• i,« gmara-oncy Ki«e( , ^ .

.-.|.ir,C afeoat •10,000,0*X) on laying oa tHini c^Msttactlns l.^> ><""«>» «t forfc--', i> TlIiaVB, In the lower cm! ,>f O u n -<i>n, far .Q*e -workers ut the '"urodenmil Qliwicnater shipyards, mid nearlyv'KKHOOw. m u r e on luyinic out and con-

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State

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AUTOMOBILE TIRESAND TUBES

The Tire With a 6000Mile Guarantee ancf Free Repairs

MIDDLESEX PRESS23 Green St., Tel. 222-w, Woodbricfee.

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conventions In Jane. , th.Under the Geran election law, p«M(Hi I L,-••ur i-reaident Wllaen's adruiuuin, ! Wl1

-—, *• governor. Uie aiecUiJiw for th.Choice of delegates and aJteniboth political iiartles are to be Milon Ijhe fourth Tuesday of April |upresidential year, ffae elections w;,daetoct by the boards of registry ,elertfon aa at the u a ^ prlmao ol,,tlona. The act alao makea it the vof the chairman of tb* state eammitee* of both political wvtiea to o.lWy

,the secretary of «tate »tt or t«(l,r,Marrh 1C of the pumlxrr «f drt«Kwr>ito be elected. Should the stat« , l,iirman faU *o notify him. It betxm** „,„doty of the secretary of state ro „«certain the number of detegaten f,(llli,the call Imuod by ti lP luttlonal or *tmH I«>mniltt(>« «f either party.

The petltJotui of nomination for |,(ll|,delegates-Ht-largc and dtstrfct <|,i,tutes, except In casea where tk<. «•-„,-,sTi'tesAional district <omprl»es n *<i,»\»county, are to be filed with the v>retary of eta I e on or before Aprilaud must T>e signer! hy at

In

. ftiruf all tlio j)Iaces.d also ronstructe-ways nt the n»iuork shipyard, urnby the CHUKIHU

b a t no appeal was

ingmaiwiUgl

WC can |that \i

of bullprices

»f Qlou^cster say thatdlstTlmlnuiMi ngm

i Washington, andaason that

D0JERS

V «a It « u ftairedcould not I

!»e made to preventtt tbs two

•t on w sirera,._ , . real etftata mentrill oct brim nor*

tiuBt amount wbaa

Woodbridge TownshipBOTICE OF HKAH1N1J OM VACAT-

« TNG STRKKTS.

Public notice Is hereby given thattike Ordinance hveinafter u«t out to#*ca4« a part ot North Streol^PAaanawn on "Map of tots belonging tnm. C. Brewster, Woodbrideo, N. J , 'l ied in the office of the MiddlesexCounty Clerk, April 23, 1877. uuubeen introduced and paa»ed tlnttreading by the Township Committeeef the Township or Woodbridge, audaafd Ordinance will'be considered at» meeting of said Conimitte^ to b«keld at the Town Hall, Woodbrldge,Mew Jeraey, ou Monday, January 12* # • • , «t 9:10 o'clock la tbe eveniita^. Al^eeU meeting, or at any ait*Jaamment thereat, »H i>eruons whosetoads mar be affected by bald jQr

is) pir stay bo interallied thmruwbe alren an opportwuity to be

(l-«Q(ic«rnlog the same.Ordts^Mice is an follows:

TO AtA,TB A,NORTH 8TEKBT. AS

?(f ¥ 4 P O r LOTS BiCfc~*^. C. BRKWSTEK.

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uj 'J8T3O ea-j uo I«»OJJS ui;iut>»j,^ pa«Woodbridge, in said Townshla, a >laid out on a "Map of lotx Nelonglna;

'to 15. C. Brewstar. Woudbridfe. N.J.," lilml m the office of the Middle*»«ix County Clerk, April 23, 18f7» beand (>i«; aumy hereby la vacated.

i. The pprtiou ot wildStreet vacated by the __,._,,_:—_paragraph haviug been heretoforededicated by said muii but nef«r *c-<npt(id nor (>t>fiio<i iu wholO Of I s

part by the Towrmhip, aud it appear-ing to the Township Committee.' tl»»ttho public iuternwt would be betterserved by reluatilug tliu same fromMuch tlfttiicatiou, the public right aris-ing tuom the dudlcatiun of that partof North Street shown ou s£&j| QM*H» is provided- to be vacated by- thepreceding paragraph or ytbJa Ordi-nance. Is heruby relnaiied andtinguiehed, aud aaitl land l»ralaased. fronl such <itjdlcatlQ#<

Introduced, Oeoember fc»,4 pa»ttad tiiat roadlug. ':A4r«rtlsad D«»cembur t f e 1918

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are fl«ed with the county clerkTbe aaplruntM for these JM,*

Will be obliged to comply with '„requirements of the Bdge i,.,,,,,»Practice act of )l»ia There i,u<i iPl 'acme doabts MH !O whether cau.im,,,,,,tor national U.-lcgntea were a«i..,1,1r,i;to the act of l f l n T h e j . , ,Makea It ma.idnrory for a ] | can.n.l,,,,oeforo expending any money* f<1 ,,„clara tlielr luteutlon, usually ,,m.l(r,B»

witlithe ofllelal with whou, thenomlnatioo 1. filed. TheMust

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r«rtlu»d DecemberNotice of Hearing

ANDRBW

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tions In the aair<» manner a s ,.da tea at th* primary and «ene.Bttloua, Tne Bdge act alt,, M1II1(1.amount which can be

inoeotlon to fft.000.At tola election the

given an <u»portunltyfor President, 0«H ,,r ,,.,

itoreai of the Oenw «, t , *provide* that no lt.bH tll™

iinlutuiiiK

His

voter !„ ,,lBn

fMrector wf tae•nd

of _. two yanra,

B« w i th a innUoiiand) the depart merit b*aj

„ _ tbe appointment or John C.HWUM, n»rm«r ntawspapar amn —-•MWlMlea comnHsslooer ofas bli tacoeawor.

Tbedlrectontilp to whleb Urnw tai beau oamwd is not *

but sraa •MKabitsfesd b# partnmt of itxsttJtutions «fl«i

for lta o w n publicity ourTbtttUry la p « i d byfwnrd from cbelr peraaosi

r.AftHRA1

JflM,lfr.filu-s work has bean -r™,

ly that of preiMtriug oublldt* fi»rarlvtti loatltuUou« under tatii« dwtrtBHwt. Mr.tuulenik* work « r a•r diirutar. | i e| f p ^ m w n t ofto lotil

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