First Church Community Schedule and Local Notices
The page lists church program items for Rev. J. E. Corry with sermons, communion, and youth activities, plus dates for Christian Endeavor, home mission meetings, and various services. It notes tender of a township committee meeting, visits from Rev. A. G. Hageman, a local school event, and a sale of horses at I. S. & Son stables. Also mentioned are a death notice, a New England Supper at Odd Fellows Hall, and other local community items and upcoming farm sale announcements.
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First Church
J. E. Corry
GanBaTa Soncor
Stanley Conover
Mia
Marcus Farr
WW. J.B. Edgar
Philadelphia
Mr. Sproul
Englishtown
Ladies Home Missionary Meeting
Sermons and Tragic News From Local Presbyterian Church
Me Tee delivered two sermons at Second Presbyterian last Sabbath excelling in simplicity and fervor. He emphasized Christ mission and Christian duty from John twenty one, urging believers to reveal God through a godly life and ready sacrifice. A toddler, Lena Rupfzer, burned to death in Helmetta. two other local deaths reported as workers and a public meeting schedule for next week in Hightstown with prominent speakers.
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Tee
Breagh
Second Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jesus
God
Satan
Liotty
Ua Ts
Peter
Sip
Goll
Lena
Frite Rapfzert
Hulmetta Snoff Mills
Helmets
Helmetta
Rupfzert
Thadon Y Etnid
Helionetta
Universalist Church
Wightstown
John Coltman Adams
Brooklyn
Tweaday
Weenerdas
Edwin Sweetzer
D.D
Philadelpha
Charles Heton
New York City
Fisher
W. Ton
Theological School
Wis
Cranbury voters urged to reelect Sutton as Justice of the Peace
The Cranbury township election nears with strong support for Rob C. Sutton to continue as Justice of the Peace. The piece argues Sutton’s experience and book knowledge best serve the public, urging voters to turn out February 24. It also previews a local melodrama at First Church and notes railroad excursion plans to Jacksonville with fare details.
Washington Birthday Parade and Dedication Exercises
Washington's Birthday events begin at 1 P M with a town parade led by Goodwin's Band. Residents urged to decorate with flags on homes and businesses. After the parade, a flag will be raised by the Jr. Order of American Mechanics, followed by dedicatory exercises inside the building.
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Goodwin
Jr. Order of American Mechanics
Co. F. Garrison
W. F. Perrine
A. M. Davison
Attractive 5 piece suite in French brocatelle
A five piece frame showing suite in French brocatelle with silk plush trim sold for 45 dollars, down from 53 dollars.
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Diverse Goods Offered in Silk Fabrics and Umbrellas
Fifty dozen Japanese silk embroidered items in colors priced at 19 and 25 cents. A wide range of new toilet goods in silver, celluloid, and leatherette. 500 fine umbrellas with Paragon frames and Dresden handles, plus 50 extra umbrellas in 26 to 28 inches with various handles at 1.49 and 1.98 dollars. Free initials engraving on umbrellas. Fur Collaretti varieties from 2.95 to 1.98. Mackintoshes for all ages, wrappers, dressing lacques, and dressmaker quality skirts and waists at labor rates. Lambs wool blankets and laminated down comforts available. Soft Marseilles quilted toilet quilts and fancy-stripe cotton blankets also listed.
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Lonsdale
Atlantic Mills
Bargain Prices On Dress and Black Goods
A local listing announces half price on dress goods cotton goods laces embroideries and ribbons. Many fabrics drop from six dollars and fifty cents to twenty five cents others from seventy five cents to fifty two cents. All wool cloth and serge offered at twenty two and twenty five cents. Part wool goods now twelve to sixteen cents with black goods highlighted as top bargains.
Funeral Notice for Mary Cox at Cranbury Residence
Mary Cox aged 35 years 1 month and days died recently near Cranbury. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her husband William M. Cox on Monday February 8 at 11 30 o clock.
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Presa
Ms. Cox
Win. M. Cox
Nar ‘Ary
Cox
Cranbury
Mary
Wm. M. Cox
Local Farmers Hazard Goods Offer From Cranbury Agent
We have arranged with Mr James H Conover of Cranbury to handle our interests this year. Place orders with him and we guarantee first class goods. Some cheaper goods exist but not in the long run. A new book is issued this year and Conover will share farmer opinions on our goods. Our company is run by practical farmers who know what the farmer needs to grow and improve soil. Please give us a trial order if you have not used our goods. We remain respectfully.
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Mr. Borror
Cranbury
Office of Justice of
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Pesce
Rob. C. Sutton
Pease
Rubin
Sutton
James H. ‘Conover
Snon
Conover
New Table Linens Offered As Holiday Replacements
To replace those sold during the holiday season, large lines of table linens outings ginghams muslins and related goods have just been opened at lower prices. Shoppers urged to buy now to avoid higher costs elsewhere.
Brand Names For Clothing Items Appear Correct
The notice confirms several apparel categories including underwear hosiery gloves blankets and quilts as complete and right in the listing. It emphasizes the items listed are accurate within the catalog and accepted by the reviewer.
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Richard Hart
Tree Hart
Virginie
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
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OU. C. Blauvelt
Main St
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Henry C. Symmes
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German American Insurance Co
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N. J
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Miamn Street
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Cranbury, N. J
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South Main Street
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K. A. Brown
Commission
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J. Murphy
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Ls, Everett & Son
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A. N. King
Cranbury, NJ
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N.dy
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Jhenton Bone Fertilizer Co
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