Husband Shoots to Rescue His Sleeping Wife
In Cranbury Charles Brown, a boarder, is hospitalized in New Brunswick after a night confrontation with Charles Moody who is jailed there. Moody fired three shots when Brown attacked Moody’s wife in her sleep, injuring Brown with a leg wounds and a throat gash. Police and detectives transported Brown to hospital while Moody awaits charges.
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Charles Brown
Cranbury
New Brunswick
Charles Moody
Brown
Moody
B. 3
van Dyke
Jacob Gordon
Ferguson
Notice of Election in South Brunswick Township
Notice of time and place for general and primary elections in South Brunswick Township Middlesex County New Jersey and a meeting of boards of election and registration detailing officers to be elected and election procedures.
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South Brunswick
County of
Middlesex
New Jersey
Cranbury
State of
Monroe
South Brunswick General and Primary Elections Notice 1913
The township of South Brunswick announces a general election on November 4, 1913 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in VanDerveer's Hall Day Town and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction for governor, assembly, four other offices, and township roles. A primary is set for September 23, 1913 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with registry meetings on September 23 and October 28 1 to 9 p.m. Signed Howard Jemison Clerk.
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Boards of Registry and Election
South Brunswick Township
Board of Registry and Election
Howard Jemison
South Brunswick
General Election Notice for Cranbury New Jersey 1918
Notice announces a general election in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey on Tuesday November 11 1918 from 6 am to 7 pm at Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Grange Hall Plainsboro to elect Governor three General Assembly members five Freeholders one Township Committeeman and one Justice of the Peace. A primary election is listed for September 23 1913 with polling hours 7 pm to 9 pm and ward registers to be revised.
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South Brunswick
State of
New Jersey
General Assembly
Middlesex County
Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
Jarve
Monroe
Prospect” Plains
New Jerey
Freeholfrs
Middlesex County Executive Committee
Monroe Township General and Primary Election Notice 1913
Notice of general election on November 4 1913 in Monroe Township Middlesex County New Jersey with polling at Prospect Plains School House for Governor General Assembly five Freeholders Township Committeeman and other offices. Also announces primary election and voter register revision dates and times chaired by Harris A Jamison Clerk.
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Harris A. Jamison
Monroe
Cranbury Store Opens With Fall and Winter Goods Display
Cranbury store invites women and neighbors to a formal opening featuring millinery suits dress goods and silks. The display promises quality value and a complete stock from fall and winter lines with an emphasis on affordable prices.
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Cranbury
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