Pennsylvania Railroad Time Table Crandbury to Long Branch
Train schedule lists departures from Cranbury for Philadelphia New York Trenton Freehold and Long Branch with morning and evening times. Returning service from Market Street Wharf Philadelphia New York South Amboy Monmouth Junction and Bordentown routes.
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Cranbury
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Bordentown
Monmouth Junction
Freehold
Long Branch
Market St. Wharf
South Amboy
Personal notices and society events in the region
Local briefs report illness and visits from Rhoda Dorrance and others, church notes, a murder trial in Middlesex Court, political reception for county candidates, and upcoming community events at Dayton Presbyterian and First Church. Includes a fire scare at Isaac Bergen’s home and planned fundraisers and entertainments.
Pumpkin theft at local fair a playful mischief
In Trenton the State Council of the Junior Order opened its annual session at the Masonic Temple and will run three days. A citizen’s pumpkin, once large and prized, vanished during a cold snap, presumed stolen as a joke and expected to be returned.
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Henry Irving
Ladies’ Home Journal
State Council of the Junior Order of American Mechanics
Masonic Temple Trenton
Jit
Dey and Hankins Married at Allentown Parish Ceremony
Laura M Dey daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Dey of Allentown wed William Hankins at 2 o clock on Wednesday in a ceremony conducted by Rev George Swain A large circle of friends attended the nuptials.
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Laura M. Dey
Land
Edmund Dey
Allentown
Wm. Hankins
George Swain
Dey Follows Local Clergy and Bible Society Events
Vincent Dey, son of the late Joseph P. Dey, died at his mother’s home after a long illness. He married Jane Perrine briefly before his decline. The First Presbyterian Church and Cranbury Council Jr. O U A M conducted his burial service. The Middlesex County Bible Society celebrated its fifty-year milestone with a historical discourse and committee appointments. The notice highlights Dey’s character, church involvement, and community roles.
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Vincent Dey
Vincent P. Dey
Joseph P. Dey
Jane Perrine
Dey
First Presbyterian Church
Cranbury Council Jr. O. U. A. M
J. K. Curry
H. Ss. Dey
Middlesex County Bible Society
Mesars
H. L. Janeway
John Clark
H. Weston
American Bible Society
New Brunswick
Old City Hall
Second Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
Symmes C. Henry
J. W. Blythe
R. Davidson
B. Howe
J. Cagewell
J. J. Janeway
J. Provost
M. FE. Ellison
S. W. Blythe
A. 8. Wilson
M. KE. Snyder
J. M. McNulty
Woodbridge
J. G. Mason
Metuchen
J.D. Buckelew
Jamesburg
Ts, Long
Lallord Totten
W. W. Knox
WR. Wedderspoon
J. Voorhees
P.T. Peckman
Dr. Hutton
Special Excursions to Philadelphia for National Export Exposition
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion rates to Philadelphia on October 11 and 25, November 8 and 22 for the National Export Exposition. Tickets from New York and numerous intermediate points are valid for return within ten days, with fares at a single rate. The Exposition features the Implement Building with farm machinery and entertaining band concerts and midway attractions. Also includes a medical ad for Bucklen’s Ammon Salve.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Belvidere
Atlantic
The Republican County Ticket In Middlesex
The Republicans of Middlesex nominate a clean capable and worthy slate. The ticket is described as well known in the communities, deserving public trust and confidence, with candidates who will fill their positions to the best of their ability and with regard for the public welfare.
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Middlesex
Groves and Momidamety Named Assembly Candidates
H Raymond Groves a popular young city figure and Groves Bros. grocers partner is a candidate for the Assembly. He has lived in New Brunswick, worked with Runyon Bros., and belongs to Masons and civic groups. John Momidamety, a leading South Amboy businessman born in Old Bridge, is also a Legislature candidate and is praised for integrity and Republican zeal.
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H. Raymond Groves
Assembly
Harry B. Groves
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pierce College
New Brunswick
Runyon Bros., Grocers
Groves Bros., Grocers
Suydam Street
Free Masons the Mechanics
Washington Commandery
New Brunswick Bolt Club
Groves
Joan E. Montgomery
John Momidamety
South Amboy
Old Bridge
Our New Wrappers
Fragmented OCR text describes a department or garment related topic with unclear wording. It references wrappers and department selection, with indication of careful fitting and safety aspects. The readable portions point to product examination and department procedures without clear names or dates.
Veiled Fashion Notes From West End Wardrobe Sale
A fragment describes secretive West end garments with velvet and satin fabrics. Mentions belt details and a five dollar item labeled Weapper. Unclear full events or participants, but hints at a colonial or vintage clothing context with front framed tops and pale cuts.
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West
God
Early meeting of boards to register voters in Middlesex County
Notice announces the first meeting of the Boards of Registry and Election in Middlesex County. They will convene from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm in each election district to register all eligible voters for the upcoming general election.
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Boards OF Registry and Election Ith
County of
Middlesex
November 7 1899 Election Notice
The notice announces a said Box of Registry and Election will meet on a date in November 1899 to conduct related proceedings. The fragment references official election processes and public extraction of records.
Middlesex County Board of Elections Rewrites Voter Register
Notice from New Jersey authorities details a Tuesday session by the Middlesex County Board of Elections to revise the Original Register for the Mection District. The panel will hear voters or their affidavits to correct entries and erase names based on residence or eligibility disputes. The order cites Henry Perring and N. Dye among defendants with writ issued September 12, 1899.
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New Jersey
Henry Perring
N. Dye
Handsomer imported suits samples for men priced high
A display of imported suits samples or models tailored for men offers choices priced between 12 dollars 87 cents and 22 dollars 50 cents. The presentation emphasizes top notch tailoring and refined style.
Overstock Silk Sale At 69 Cents A Yard
An importer with excess SILKS offers first class stock at 69 cents. Corded Taffetas Brocaded Taffetas Corded Satins Satin Striped Taffetas. Large selection in the silk section inviting buyers to shop now.
Black Silks Offered At Unusually Low Prices
Advert says winter and summer black silks priced low for season. Includes 2 inch black taffeta silks 89¢, 22 to 24 inch brocades and satin silks from 5c to 100 dollars, 24 inch black silk poplins $1 to $1.25, 22 inch lustrous black silk perfection $1 to $1.50, and satin duchess at 59% to 70% off.
Tailor made Suitings and Dress Fabrics on Sale
Describes a range of suitings including cassimeres, navy blue plaids, heathers, and cheviots in widths from 2A to 42 inches with prices from 40 cents to 1.50. Includes reversible cloths heavy enough for skirts and capes, Scottish flocks, and lighter all wool and silk blends with bright plaids priced 50 cents to 1.50.
Silk Crepons Sweeten State Occasion Gown Stall Picks
Aineh Tal silk Crepons priced 81.00 to 1.50 and Wineh 7.5 percent Silk Crepons range 1.75 to 2.50. My inch Choicest Crepons offered at 2.75 to 1.00. The stalls feature dressy gowns described as popular for state occasions.
French Flannelettes Promised at Low Prices
A sample sales note touts French flannelettes offered at 8c. to 12c. per yard. The description claims no wool in the material yet presents them as soft, fluffy and fleeced on both sides, with better looks than costly alternatives.
Wrappers Offer Ten Cent Price With Bold Possible Uses
The text hints at wrappers priced at ten cents, noted as useful for many people who would be glad to obtain them. It implies broad applicability and inexpensive access to the wrappers.
The Stores Biggest Blanket Showing
The Store presents its largest blanket showing with prices 10 to 25 percent lower than usual. Pair prices range from 50 cents to 5.97, covering all wool, cotton, and fleece varieties plus horse blankets, including Saxony and Angoria fleece options.
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North Pole
St. Mary’s
Hartford Axminster Carpets Selections in Price Range
Hartford Axminster Carpets priced at 95c and 1.10, with velvet carpets up to 1.25. Also available are Stinson Roxbury and Sanford tapestries at 69c and 79c, plus various tapestry Brussels and ingrain carpets in low to mid prices. Durable options include cotton chain wool filled Ingrain and rag carpets listed at a few cents to under a dollar.
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Stinson
Roxbury
Sanford
Lamps for less by leading lampmakers agents in region
Our connections with a top lampmaker enable us to save you money on art lamps and ordinary lamps. The catalog lists high art lamps with bronze bases, gold lacquer, large globes, and ornate center draft lamps priced around 5.08.
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America
Dress Goods Sale Sparks Bargain Showcase Today
A special counter at the Dress Clouds Store displays hundreds of dress goods styles in varied fabrics. Many items are broken lots or overstocks from New York importers offered at about half regular value. Cheviots heatherweeds mixtures plaid checks and more fill the selection.
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Dress Clouds
New York
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Rhoda Dorrance
J. H. Goodwin
Philadelphis
Appleget
John Davison
New Bruns Wick
John Gulick
Mrs
R. J.gulick
Mrs. Oysler
Greenwood Lake
Misa Maude Rue
Hagaman
New Bruns
S. Jones Bergen
Eiwicks
A. G. Dey
Cranbury Station
F. A. de Maris
Plainsboro
Day
Strickland
Patrick Cronin
Middlesex Court
C. E. Society of the
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Reading
H. C. Symmes
United States Mint
Samuel Perrine
Isaac
Bergen
New Sharon
L. Everett
F. A. Brown
Epworth League of
M. FE. Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Austin BE
Armstrong
Frank
Lane
Choadwin
Church Notes
First Presbyterian
Mormon Church
Holman
Thanksgiving Ladies’ Home Journal
Robert B. Lee
Charles M. Sheldon
Sir Henry Irving
Curtsy Publishing Company
Isaiah D. Bevelay
Board of Freeholders
John H. Conger
Adihin Lyon
Perth Ambos
Legianime
John I. Conger
Adrian Lyon
Account National Export Exposition
G. BR. Steadman
Newark
Mich
N. F. Clayton Druggist
Republican County
Youn
Dog
Lawis
Howe
Wien
Goutwin's
Registration of Voters
Boards of Registry and Election
lLon
Mel
Middlesex County Board of Elations
J. H. Brown
John EF. Elmendore
Shubeife
Pate
Tyla
Bela
Granbury
Ilys
Midas
Porsley
Mealy
N. Dyent
Geotes
John WooDyo
Elaine
John W. Dyw
Bali
Eton Hedrsat Joti Wiel
Ces
Andres Ofa Aere
William Schonkh’ Lanl
Road South Titty
Aden
Wegionia
Fontainias
Ralph
Barts
Gorge J
Havin Bo Utasis
Alfred A Roe
Lowery
Mathew
Aditihators
Chanhary Sepeooue
Wsgt
Mr Thompson
Ish Cranbury
American Hotel
Lena ‘Thompson
George Puershiner
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Hartford Axminster Carpets
H. W. Voorhees
East State Street
Tienton, Na
W. DB. Wear
Henry C. Symmes
Orrer Hovns
A. Perdont
Hightstown
Poes
RITE
Cranbury, N.I
J. Murphy
Cranbury,n. J
Levi Updiese
North Broad Street
N. J
C. C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Blauvelt, Hightstown, N. J
Lo D
Davison
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