‘The Board of Chosen Freeholders will organize for the new year this aftirion. Upsala College at New Orange will] hold. .commencement... exercises... on May 24th, 2900. oi. €. Hoffmier, . plumber, will. occur [by what was formerly Crane's groc ery store from May 15. “Judge and Mire, W. W. ‘Mendel cel ebrated the forty-second anniversgry of their marriage on Friday. \d spa'tha lot of m names-ol-signera-for in the Holly street pavement, published on page 9, the name of Matilda..P. Hamel should be added. Hand knocks, and as the Crawford ‘ball team received at Montclair -on Saturday, are just what are needed to insure: ‘victory later on. The recount... by: which... Harry Reth’s democratic opponent hopes to reach the Elizabeth City. Council r is in progress today.: ‘A chance for ‘the benefit of: William Barry, who has been incapacitated for work since February, by illness, will be held in the Central Hotel. Hall on Thursday, May 24th. By putting two and two, together, it is easy to’ establish the ‘connection between the cannon.that, Mr Fowler is shipping, freight prepaid, to Eliza beth and his Congressional boom, that the Indica attending the meet ing of the Federation of Women’s Clube may receive the undivided at tention of their , Crawford hostesses, it has ‘been ‘decided ‘to close the libra ry on Thursday. . Roselle feels elighted in having her way muted from the sign- boards on the Plainfield- Elizabeth trolley cars, and Jimmy, Hose: ‘in making dire threats of what he will do in case’ the roundhouse town is not recogni zed. Not’a single bid for grading the, Grant school ‘ground ‘was received by ‘the Board of Education on Satur day, as the result of the advertise ments placed in the Elizabeth Journal and the Westfeld Standard. The board therefore resolved to try again, using” May. 19th as the date for opening bids. Last evening, while preparing to go driving, M. Shapiro’s horse, which the owner had left standing untied in his yard, suddenly wheeled and upset ting the bug ty to which he was bitch ed, made a bee line for his stable, the door of which was-op-n:-. In passing through the 1 the narro j dorway, the harge’ cleared himself of the shafte but did not sustain any injuries. The bogey was badly di damaged. Praxo Foe: Savg—Reasonable. Apply tod. P. M. Joseph, Central avenue,Cranford meee 8.35. us under will out.’* Impurities “in ‘the