Cranbury Social News Highlights Local Visitations
Cranbury residents and guests enjoy weekend visits across Philadelphia Beverly Princeton New York and Hightstown. Upcoming events include an Old Fashioned Dance on May 4 at Odd Fellows Hall with Van Kirks orchestra and Apollo Lodge Masons planning to attend church service in Hightstown on April 30.
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Odd Fellows Hall
van Kirks
George Puerschuer
Ottie Puerschuer
New Brunswick
George M Perrine
Charles Polhemus
Lewis Rogers
Jones Dey
Wm. V. Ely
Virginia Polhemus
Hightstown
Harvey Davison
Cranbury
Apollo Lodge No
Hightstown Baptist Church
Nashville Mayor Endorses Dry Law From All Angles
Nashville Mayor Felix Wilson endorses prohibition in The Union Signal interview. He says prohibition benefits the city by reducing crime juvenile delinquency unemployment and domestic issues while boosting industry thrift and overall health and happiness.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Felix Wilson
UNION
The Road to Happiness Constipation Relief Advice
A brief health note advises keeping well for happiness and recommends taking one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to gently move the bowels.
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Chamberlain
Clean Up Day for Cranbury and Campbell Bros Show
Cranbury holds Clean Ups Day on Saturday May 6 1922 to clear trash and cans from streets with bags or boxes ready at the curb. Campbell Bros Trained Wild Animal Circus performs at Hightstown Friday May 5 with matinee and evening shows under waterproof tents featuring elephants lions tigers monkeys ponies and more.
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Cranbury
Charles C. Groves
Campbell Bros
Hightatown
Polyerone brothers seek license to operate 830000 merry go round
In New Rochelle, Tarsos Polycrone and his two brothers urge Supreme Court Justice Platt to issue a writ of mandamus to compel Mayor Scott to grant a license for a carnival merry go round at Hudson park entrance. The trio allege denial blocks their plan and Court action awaits ruling.
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Carnegie Hall
Tarsos Polycrone
Scott
New Rochelle
Hudson Park
Supreme Court
Platt
White Plains
Merver Scott
New York Sun
Newfoundland Fishing Fleet Shrinks Amid Storm Toll
Heavy storms imperil Newfoundland's fishing industry as a campaign grows to urge the legislature for large schooner-building bounties. The 1921 losses include dozens of schooners, with Davy Jones' locker claiming many vessels and crews.
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Newfoundland
Davy Jones
Hiatft
Woo
Nur Tween Sound
Onlout Ooo At
Chamberlain's Tablets Give Solvay Woman Relief
Mrs George Stroup of Solvay New York says indiges tion caused great distress before using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports improved digestion and a cure for constipation after taking the remedy.
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Chamberlain
George Stroup
Solvay
N. Y
Variety of goods and remedies advertised in Patten Mills area
The notice lists Percales and other fabrics for sale at 100 dollars per lot, Chamberlain's Liniment praised for rheumatism and pneumonia prevention, hats and novelties at Mrs E Harder's, a lost package of eight pairs of men’s pants with a reward, a lost brown fox scarf with reward, and mortgage loan offerings by James A Harmon in Newark.
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Here
C. P Rayder
Patten Mills
SHEREFF'S SALE IN CHANCERY NEW JERSEY
Public sale ofmortgaged lands in Monroe Township Middlesex County NJ under a 1922 writ to satisfy a Fi Fa. The two parcels on Haupton Road near Avenue U are 100 feet by 400 feet each. Sale set for May 10 1922 at 2 PM at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick NJ. Wyckoff Sheriff. Lovely Solicitor.
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Marna
Bet GC
Brokaw
Orphan's Court
County of
Middlesex
Joun D van Donen
New Jersey
Harry F. Higgins
Charles Alfred Watts
New Brunswick
Monroe
State of
Haupton Road
Avenue U
Josiah Tice
Middlesex Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Paterson Street
County of Middlesex
Hampton Road
N. J
Middlesex Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Middlesex County
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the Cranbury Press
John H. Barclay
Philadelphia
Wm. M. Curry
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hutton
Nubert Borel
Beverly
George Davison
Elizabeth
Ellison Errickson
Dayton
Elias D. Stuits
South Orange
Abram Voorhees
Fred Hoffman
Plainfield
I. v. Hoffman
Charlie
Harvey Petty
Nelson Petty
van Dyke
James Vreeland
Florida
Ottie Puerschner
New York
George Puerschner
F. 8. Davis
Princeton
Milton VanDerveer
Martin Welsh
Samuel N. Hughes
Camden
Helen L. Hughes
Mrs. Hake
Pennsylvania
Dr. B & van Dyke
Walter Smith
Madeline Perrine
Mildred Hussart
Mra. E. Horder
Pneumonts
Cranbury Neck Road
Thomas H Beirne
Cranbury, N. J
James A. Harmon
Law Mortgage Investments
Market Street
Newark
Hill’s Magic Brooders
Bungalow Poultry Farm
Monmouth Jusetion
Plainsboro
S. C
Bungalow Poultry Freesi Co
H. Chandler
Outh Junction
G. Britton
Nathaniel Britton
Middlesar
DECC
AG. Burton
Anna Whitlock
Mary Franc
Hawamen
Middlesax
Frances Hasamen
Anna Do Whitlock
Shereff
Elmer FE. Wyckoff
John A. Lovely
Ws Coe
Henry Bosch Company
Grant Everett
Cranbury, N. Jd
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Trenton, New Jersey
Charles
Groves
North Main Street
John J. Oehler
B. F. Gunson
E State Street
Clothier and Haberdasher
Hotel Windsor
John N. Stonaker
Cranbury,n. Jue
E. E. Orton
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