Bicyclist Injured In Cranbury Drive At Port C H
John Dorrance son of Mrs. Joseph Chamberlin was seriously injured during a Friday evening ride at the C H Driving Port. He was thrown from his wheel after colliding with an oncoming rider and taken home unconscious for several hours. His head was gashed and he is reported to be mending. The report also notes two narrow escapes this week from fires and outlines Independence Day events and a lively July Fourth program at Cranbury with trotting races, drives, entertainment, music by Goodwin's Band, and fireworks.
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Cranbury Notes on Courtesy and Public Safety
A Cranbury column urges kindness and civility among youth, comments on pedestrians and cyclists under overhanging trees, and calls for safer hall exits after recent fires. It laments seating crowding in Odd Fellows Hall, notes a sprinkler saved Rev. Taylors home, and urges a chemical engine plan for town protection.
4th July Service at Second Church in Cranbury
The Fourth in Cranbury expected to draw a large crowd with the Jr O U A M and D of L in charge, Goodwin's Orchestra providing music, and Prof Perry of Peddie Institute delivering a address. A large community supper and refreshments will be offered to attendees.
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Festival and races in Cranbury attract villagers
Cranbury hosts a lively 4th with afternoon track events and trotting contests followed by an evening festival at the rear of Odd Fellows Hall featuring a supper, refreshments, and music by Goodwin's Band. The piece notes a prominent accident in New Brunswick and various local society elections and notices.
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Johnson's Agate Stew Kettles and Store Potpourri
A rapid catalog of kitchen ware and health tonics from Johnson's and N. F. Clayton's drugstore. Advertises Agate stew kettles, tea and spices, trimming services, tar salve, wash basins, corsets, lime, and Electric Bitters. Includes a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for a Philadelphia man's recovery after doctors gave him up. Price noted as 25 cents to 50 cents per item or bottle.
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Notice to Creditors of Benjamin A Scott estate
May 12, 1998 notice to creditors by Walter Scott Frank Scott and Albert B Scott executors of Benjamin A Scott de bon to present debts demands and claims against the estate under oath within nine months or be barred forever from any action against the executors.
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World’s Best Table Linens Price Clipped Sale
Price clipped sale lists 60 inch cream damask sheets and pillow cases at low prices, plus 72 inch bleached damask table linen. Also features stock taking with women’s ready to wear clothing and a wide range of skirts suits and fabrics at discounted rates. Names of fabrics and prices vary across categories.
Seasonal Ready-to-Wear Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Our stock of ready-to-wear garments is discounted near season end. Silk waists 2.93, children’s reefers up to 1.19, reefers 0.98, wool and silk suits from 4.98 to 13.87, fine tailor-made suits 9.98, high-grade suits 13.87, silk petticoats 4.98. Deals include many items previously priced up to 22 dollars.
Gauze Underwear Prices From American Hosiery Co
Gauze underwear including high neck vests with long or short sleeves, premium drawers, and wool gauze vests offered. Prices range from 26 cents for basic items to 50 cents for vests and 90 cents to 1.30 dollars for wool gauze sets, with silk finish and pearl buttons and guaranteed by the American Hosiery Co. brand.
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