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where they could see on both
sides and along the esplanade.
How black and empty that looked,
that enormous stretch of pave
ment, like a great empty hole,
outlined by the street lights on
all four sides of it. Back of it,
down towards the Grotto, there
seemed to be millions Of people,
judging by the lights which
danced around, every way at
once; and through the wind and
the rain and the darkness, Marise
and Soeur Ste. Lucie could hear
snatches Of singing, the chant
which fairly rings from the
stones and walls of Lourdes.
The Procession.
Then as Marise stuck her head
through the railing to watch what
went on there, far, far below
them, she saw the lights begin
to straighten out into two long
lines. and start streaming UP the
lower part of the horseshoe STAIR
case where she and Soeur Ste.
Luicie stood. The procession had
started; two by two they were
marching up towards the blaze
of light at the top where the door
of the upper church stood open.
The sound of their voices grew
louder and louder and there they
were! The first ones were a
mother and her little girl; after
them a couple Of working men;
after them a man and his wife:
after them a priest and a soldier;
after them-after them-Marise
lost count. she felt her head whirl,
she couldn't see the people any
more, only the little dancing, quiv-
erfng lights they were carrying,
candle flames, scarcely at all pro-
tected from the wind by q bit OF
cardboard or a hand curved about
them.
They kept going by and going
by, those little flames, until
Marise's eyes ached. And yet she
couldn't look at anything else, she
couldn't stop staring at those
Pickering, swaying little flames.
After a long time she was able
to pull her eyes away from them,
to look past them down at the
great esplanade-and oh! now it
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mate at school. He had his
broad, fat back turned to her and
was STOPPING to kiss Maman's
hand. There was nothing sur.
prising IN this; everybody knew
that gentlemen who kept on with
the old ways of doing things, al
ways kissed ladies' hands. She
had seen the father of one of the
girls kiss the boony hand of Mile.
Ballot, the head teacher at school.
What was registered indelibly on
Marise's mind was the expression
on Manlan's face. Maman was
looking-oh, it was horrid to think
such a thing, to say such a thing,
The Washington times., 1923-08-08

MR. GEORGE: But, DEAR don't to realize the
necessity of entertaining help business Yes,
know, doesn't discuss deals at the dinner table, but
gets more friendly with people When they've eaten and drunk
at often do with them deal
will pay not only for the dinner but for number Of other
dinners One makes useful friends who you touch
with Others and in the end though entertaining does
thing, I'm that it pays us.
MRS GEORGE (ferocious): Us? It may pay you but it
doesn't pay
MR.. GEORGE: Why? You get a brand frock =
MRS GEORGE: And that's all get No, it's not all get
What get is large extra bills and allowance
MR. GEORGE Well, its'your duty. It's the duty of wife
to make herself pleasant her husbands business
She ought to be as much interested his business
MRS. GEORGE (sarcastc): Providing she minds her
But I'm tired of this talk of the dNy the
duty of husband his To cherish and amuse
her. Most like and make do the the
other two.
1copyright. 1923. by Features syndicate. 1ne.l
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camera, a lens had whirringly
clicked open and shut.
And yet there was nothing to
it. She had come from school
with Jeanne, who had gone to the
kitchen. Marise had crossed the
landing and started to pull the
bell-rope, and then noticed that
the door happened to be a
little ajar. So she pushed it
open and walked in. AS she
walked past the salon door
she had glanced in, and saw
M. Fortier there, just going
away from making a call, the
father of Elise Fortier, her class
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Strength Often Returns Slowly
Mothers May Depend Upon Lydia E. Pink
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a Normal Condition

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/ take your medicine right along
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SMITH, 6S4 N. Law Street, Allen
town, Pa.
Gave Both of Us Strength
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; Textbook upon "AiImerta
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Why the Marriage Of the Principal Characters of This Novel
Was Able to Stand the Test Is Related In
Captivating Manner

; at the cat: the anger went out Of
their faces. and in its place came
a singular, secret expression. half
amused half horrid
Marise could never think Of any
other name for it.
Then they looked at each other,
their eyes meeting. their eye
brows arched high, and they
laughed.
At the sort Of laugh they gave,
Marise burned hot all over, al
though she had no idea Of what
there could be to laugh at. But
every line of the two women'a
bodies and faces, the tone of their
laugh, the look Of their glistening
amused eyes told her that it was
something they thought shameful.
And she was ashamed.
Then, as she stood there, cold
and burning hot, they had both
as by a common impulse glanced
at her as If something about her
also seems very funny to them.
That glance was the worst Of
all-like q smear she could never
wipe off.
She felt very sick, her knees
shook under her. But something
furious and strong inside her told
her that whatever else she did,
she must not let them see how
sick they made her. She stood
her ground, sher eyes burning, ut
terly at a loss. What could 1t be?
What was this awful joke they
laughed at and she couldn't seer
Jeanne said, as they looked at
the cat with q greedy amusement
in their eyes, ooh. she's not sick.
She's looking for a husband, that's
ALL"
Isabelle laughed again at this,
and said something to Jeanne In
Basque. Marise could not under
stand a word of this, but her
hot, straining eyes fixed on their
two faces. with q helpless fasci-
nation, received another deep
and indelible impression Of con-
scious shamefulness.
TO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
EVERYDAY MISTAKES

rather musical laugh, only serves
as an accomplishment"
Right.
Mrs. Jones Yes or No.. her
occasional question, her low,
rather musical laugh, only serve
as an accomplishment" A plural
subject requires a plural verb.
Wrong.
HE demeaned himself by keep
ing such company"
Right.
'He bemeaned DECEASED him.
self by keeping such company"
''Demean' means ito conduct
oneself" and in frequently mis-
used for 'bemean," which sig
miles ITO lower oneself"
The Washington times., 1923-08-08

isn't even as if we were CIV
ing the party to amuse me:
there isn't one single person
coming who interests me at
all, and yet you expect me
to wear my best frock and
to be perfectly charming.
Mr.. GEORGE (oily): To
do that you. need only to be
your own sweet self.
MRS. GEORGE; That's
all very well, but when my
friends come in and don't
interest you, all you do is
to walk out, and say you've
got a man to meet at the
u
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

Many, many letters similar to the
following recommend the Vegetable
Compound as a wonderful medicine
for bringing the mother back to nor
NAL health and strength.
tits an excellent restorative, con-
tains no harmful drugs and can be
taken in safety by nursing mother.
Thousands of mothers who have
regained their strength by taking it
are its best recommendation. Why
not take it yourself?
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
By Dorothy Garfield.
! Whose Novel, ''The trimming Cup, !"
= Achieved Popularity Through
j out the Country.

A FTER they had packed up
"A what was left, and the
farmer woman had gone
sHback to her family, Soeur Ste.
Lucie got very quiet and still,
pulled out her rosary and be-
gan to murmur- her prayers
In very fast, low tone, her
Sc eyes almost shut up. Marise sat
s.s..1eside her in the grass, watched
the crowds beginning to turn
back towards the Basilica, and a
couple of little gnats dancing
around each other in the air.
The murmur of the prayers was
like a bee-hum in her ears. She
leaned back against the tree and
drew a long breath, and the next
= thing she knew it was hours later,
and Souer Ste. Lucie was shaking
= her gently and saying she'd better
wake up because it was time to
go back if they were going to get
o place to see the blessing of the
3ceick.
Worn Out.
After that ceremony was over,
90 everybody was perfectly worn
- out and almost starved. Soeur
Ste. Lucie went to one of the
converts for supper, where the
good Sisters took care OF hun
ureds of the pilgrims, and looked
as tired as Marise felt. and
walked as though their feet hurt
rs hers did But there was still
50 one more Lourdes sight to see,
~ the procession of the lights in the
evening. When they come out Of
the convent, they found the
weather changed, the wind blow
= ing. hard and light rain falling
land not a bit of light coming
from the black, black shy. The
damp was bad FOR rheumatism.
and Souer Ste. Lucie's knee began
to pain her, 50 that she said they
would not march in the process
- sion but go up along the side Of
Sas the high horseshoe staircase,
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
Household Hints

To remove dye from shoes on
light silk stockings, squeeze lemon
on the affected parts, when all
stains will vanish. Wash in warm
soapy water.
When mixing mustard for a
mustard plaster use tepid water.
Hot water destroys the medicinal
properties OF mustard.
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
Could Not Gain Strength

Rock Island, Ill.-"I took Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for tired, rundown feeling. Twas
simply tired to death and could not
gain strength after my baby came.
After couple of months of worry
and overwork ] took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for a
tonic as it had often been recon-
mended to me by my friends. lam
now able to do my own homework.
laundering and sewing, besides TAX
ing care of three small children. You
may use the 1e facts as testimonial
If you wish. MRS. Hazel, CLARK
EDWARDS, All 9th Street, Rock
Island, Illinois.
Lydia e. Pinkhamss Priva
Peculiar to Women will he Sc
to the Lydia e. Pinkham MED
This book contains valuable i,
The Washington times., 1923-08-08

rod a little
bent rod. a
little ball OF
almost jelly
: Hike matter.
or pos s e ) .
o o m Q other
shape. There
are more than
$500 kinds Of
germs, ut
they all be-
long to these
three classes,
The Washington times., 1923-08-08

Wrong.
'"They have lived here all their
lifes."
Right.
''They have lived here all their
lives"
Wrong.
John Is a new beginner in
French"
Right.
"John Is beginner in French"
Begin" signifies ''to make a
start" and so contains the idea
of new"
Wrong.
MRS. Jones' Yes or NO. her
occasional question, her low,
The Washington times., 1923-08-08

A CCORDING to the Weather
Bureau, all other things be-
ing equal, exposure to the wind
does not lower the temperature
of a thermometer.
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
Wheels of Paper.

DIAPER, when tightly compressed, is wonderfully dur
able. The wheels of parlor car are made Of this
material The body of each wheel is block Of paper
about four inches thick Around this is steel rim
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
BY Charles A. L. Reed,

WYE are engaged in perpet-
Our enemy is q stand
ing army Of invisible plants call
ed germs.
germ NAV he a IiffIa sfraicnf
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
Nickndn,ing the Great.

WILLIAM NORRIS, artist and poet, was known
" "Scald'' or "Topsy; Robert Burns as ''Rantin
Rovin' Robin;" Shakespeare "Gentle Wllie;'' DR..
johnson ''Suky SAM " and Great Cham of Literature"
The Washington times., 1923-08-08
(GH-HEWN = By Dorothy Garfield
". L. George andHs Wife
ACROSS THE BREAKFAST TABLE
A Dinner Party.

M RS GEORGE: All men selfish and should say you
IVH the worst
Mr. GEORGE: What have done now?
MRS GEORGE: suppose you've forgotten I've ten people
coming mere tonight purely matter of business and
you expect downtown lawn And it
Evening star., 1923-03-25
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Your opportunity to own 4
diamond at one half price.


Your opportunity to own 4
diamond at one half price.
Gentleman's diamond ring, Il
very fine perfect cut gem; dia-
mond weighs , carats and 81,
less ! points. Must be sold at
once to raise cash--a big bar
gain Observation-Disclosures. .S595
Gentleman diamond ring, a
beautiful gem, set in the latest
style mounting; diamond weighs
carat and =, plus 1900, Must
be sold at a sacrifice. $3.50
Gentleman's diamond scarf
pin. set with s large blue-white
diamonds. with pearl i'll the cen
ter. To be sold at once. .S145
Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, beautiful
gem; diamond weighs l carat
and Il: mounting is the latest
stvle. set with 8 bluewhite dia-
monds. Must be sold at once to
raise cash $3.50
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring. set with l9 large blue-white
diamonds and sapphires. One OF
the biggest bargains ever offer
ed..................S13o ed 13o
.Lady's diamond engagement
ring. a beautiful gem; weighs
y carat. less 2 points: set in the
latest style green gold basket
mounting. Must be seen to ap-
preciate this wonderful value.
Sl2O
4 written guarantee with all
our diamonds.
FISCHER,
/ o1S + St. Northwest.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

MEN or WOMEN with capital to join in the
erection of camp for summer winter use,
uu u beautiful river. and in wonderful noun
tnin~ only 80 miles from Washington, in a
delightful section. Site is secured and owner
at Over !. 100 acres, viii take large interests
in enterprise " hic Will lee d Inone yma ker
i,,,,d train service from all h'g cities aud fne
auto roads in every direction. subscriptions Of
$Iuu. 81 .UU0 ~ more IL desired. aud only a
i'm ted amnUn; i to he sold. If Interested
.Hl Information will he given by add; *
'!aV 2SS u Star ntfrc.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

WILL STORE. PIANO ior
usage during summer months
best oi care a~surcd: no child
rcn musician references. Phone
North 45Gl-W.
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For Farm and Garden Advertise
ments See Page %. Part l.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
CRET0s CHUM-At stud; Boston terrier Eqp-
pies: perfect marking: p"digreed. IDS Md
ave. ne. Lin. fII9I" "
CANARY singer. beautiful deep yellow and
cage. Sl2. Adams 2l2::..
MALE CANARY. wonderful singer. 2l0S
Flagler pl. NV. Phone Potomac 20I
GERMAN POLICE poe, five months old
good pedigree. for sale. Address 1919 9th
st. NV.
RABBIT HOUNDS. five; all broken; cheap.
1888 T. st. So. .
BABY CHICKS. lsc: Matching eggs. $1.25
70; II: thoroughbred Rhode Island reds. 81
Marian ave. Clarendon. Va. "
IOIICE nOG puppies pedigreed male; coun-
try raised Write Il. Oberlin. AnacOstia. u. e.
CANARIES: guaranteed singers: both i'm
,nrtcd domestic: also females for mating.
CaCe>-The largest assortment of Hendryx
ca%e- in Washington: also breeding cages
from S! up.
l2i5 9th 81 NV
EARY RABBITS for Easter: whites. gray- and
blacks: solid colnr~: weaned and healthy. A.
ATHERTON'S. 3SS Indiana ave.
.CNNARIES- Beautiful male songsters fo;
caster: attractiyeiy priced Imported and
Hpndryx cages At ATHERT0N'S. 33s Indians
ave.
FOX TERRIER-MaIe: aged ) months: smooth
hair wire breed: podigreed; price. so. l34S
Fairmont 81. Adams l2Sl.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PUPPIES for sale. Apply at 1856 23rd 81.
NV
PEkISGESE PTPPIES. choice. Line bred Il
the English Champion Nan King ~en-Ti Every
one show specimen. Royal dogs for royal
homes No dealers need apply. 3Ti5 Living
SION street, Chevy Chase, u. c. Telephone
Ciev elnnd ~
Evening star., 1923-03-25

~ NNlES for Easter. white. also pedigreeG
DrIZe winning white Flemish giant RI bhitA
l4 st. ne. 80
Evening star., 1923-03-25
NATIONAL BUSINESS
BROk ERAGE CO..
2l5 9th ST. NORTHWE EST.
Marshall Business Brokers

business brokerage is our speciality: our "a cS
averaging thousan nds OF dollars daily :;
there is reason. If you want To sell list
your place now and save time; all blSineSs
following
Evening star., 1923-03-25

,oACH PUPS fpm3le FOR sale ". Rudolpl
-onlter. II. 10. !. RockElIIe. Nd.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

w'o are now successfully employed in the real
estate business and who want to enter business
for themselves in an old established firm,
where they will he able to own the entire
ir:Siuc>> ic their efforts and results Justify
such a future for them. Those controlling
rit nts ami possessing personality and Gnpues-
tiunablr references are sure Of success. This
: an exceptional opportunity. Write your full
particulars. past experiences and references.
Address Box .s5-D. star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE WILL LOAN FROM 800 TO 5000 on
y {. real. ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS OR CHATTEIS: PER CENT IN
OUR METHOD OF MAKING SMALL LOANS.
COMMERCIAL LOAN AND FINANCE C0RPo.
KAIION, ROOM 2Il. 92l 18TH ST. NV.
PENDING.
IN THE BUSINESS ZONE.
6Ss 9Th st. NV.
PRICE, 5000.
Why pay tor good VIII:
, TWO story and basement brick that could
De converted into business property at small
cost Is we'll located for barber shop,
tailor. fruit store, etc.
Reasonable terms can he arranged.
b. +. SAUL CO.,
Main POO. 1412 Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

GtANARlE5 Males and females. for mating
1895 East Capitol
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PERSONAL.

TNItrN WITH LARGE CAR. CONE To
california IN April. viii ,ake couple at small
,vrarSc: rrf"r"n'-.s exchanged hd,lrrS~ Box
81 Z .stAr ,tIir,
Evening star., 1923-03-25

PtANo-Two girls desire Of pian" Tor
storage OF same. Address Box jIi'h' Star
Mill.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

NOOKS-We buy fictiOn SCHOOL college, mis-
,.clancuHS books. dictionaries, standard sets
:'nd cncyclopediaS. send ~ list books ieari-
Evening star., 1923-03-25
920 y. Y. Ave.

S.,5tL- RuUMISG HOUSE. 81 roInus: rent. $50.
$600-I:unming house 10 rooms; rent. $50.
S1Jt-Roominr house, /: rooms. baths.
81 .UsL-R nminr house. IL ruo'ns; rent. $50.
81 .HC-RDoming house. - rooms: rent Sl"u
81 ..iD0-R RuOming house. - IooTns: rent Sill
SfOG--tirocary and rooms; rent. S35
SsjC--Grocery and rooms: rent. $40.
81. .0N-,Irocery and rooms; large side yard
big business: cheap rent.
81. Ro-t;r0cery and rooms; rent. $50
S3. .000-tiIoccry and = rooms: rent. S3J: one Of
the hest IN town: make offer
S950-Confcct. and ) rooms: good location
good business; rent only IS per IN.
s., 2,bn-Confect. and rooms. rent 500: long
-" %! good corner: big bargain.
$500 cash payment. cOnfect. next door 10
scnoul, and three '-roOm brick houses, on
main stree: price $1,000.
S3-0-Lunch; good business good corner; big
bargain: Inspect at once: rent. ST..
81. 1H-Ilnch and rooms 4 hath: rent. $50.
SSfW-C'igar and news bus; rent. So.
81, ,lcn-t'igar and news bus: rent. SiN.
S5GD-TaiIu-ing business: new machine: COED
hrsness: central; rent, SIT.
81 2U-Tailoring bus: rooms: rent S5J.
81 NN-Aut0 repair and storage. I-car capac'
,ty: good location: rent. si3.
s. .2Oa-Puolroom. tables, and near-ueeT and
lanch business: 8 rooms; rent, So.
S6pD-Is Iseauty parlor and Broom apt. fur
nishrd: good loca aGiun; rent SJl
K. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN SO43.
n1G Nachinists' bldg 9th and Mass ave. H. W
Evening star., 1923-03-25
M, m a I,OIEF'S
AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS.

ALTO PAI:TS of every description. consisting z
Of magLeru@S cGTburCf0rN. starters. genera
tors. >potiEh's. axios. universal Joints, wheels.
radiators. tires. gas tanks. motor aud rear end
parts. several good motors, suitable for bOat>.
Edgar Baum NJ 9Th N W
Evening star., 1923-03-25

rUF!..p tuIl'LE WISH TO SHARE HOME
~ elderly c"upir. widow. wife will act as
companion and h"ip with hru~rWork hlI>ba nd
a business man. happy disposition, will share
IN expense Of tAhle: wan; r"om and hon.
privilege
Wr:-r
Evening star., 1923-03-25

NiJ'NICIPNI. NJ RISE. WHO INTERN TEWED
na~ty IN Woodbridge. about I'ti;r girls ''.Ir"-
communicate Vi:h her Address Box IL u.
.,f;lrp
Evening star., 1923-03-25


price OF furniture and lease, S3J O"n.
Roarding house 3s rooms IN heart of bust
ness section: owner retiring; price. $4,000
BOARDING house near I4th and Mass. ave
20 rooms. electricity. steam heat rent only
Boardins house near Eth and K sts.: ii
rooms: h-w.h-. price 81 100.
R,omins house Of four apartments fur
nished: bath in each apt; rent only SO for
a.! apis. Price Of furniture. s'l'o
kOominC house on st: L. rooms. steam
heat: price YER! reasonable.
Roonring house. II rooms. nicely furnished;
low rent: transient location; price. 500
beautiful rooming house near Dupont Circle
lease: price. 81 800.
IIish-cIas grocery; receipts. $4,000 .art
ton
Grocery in Mt. Pleasant; receipts about
81. 100 per month: price right.
Grocery and meats on North capitol ST.; .
ru"n~ and bath above: price. 81 500
Grocery and meats. no better location;
rent. So; price. 81 500
,;roccry and meats. ne; rent. So per
month; receipts $40 per week: price, si@o e.i"
) rooms and bath; price 81 500.
,irocery and meats, se:: rent. 81: incluains
/ rooms and bath; +-year lease: receipts, S.i1u
To s4O0 per week: price. $500
Small lunchrnon near 18th aud Penna. ave
rent. $50: 2-year lease: opportunity FOR lady
price. $3.50.
I.un"hroom; rcnr. $40: receipts about 500
per week; price. $500.
1-unchruUnI, S.w.: rent Si5: : rooms anu
bath: 3yesr lease: price. Sl.G0o.
cafe aud ,-afct"ria: about 4-year lease:
reipts. about S2.:i00 TO 81, 900 per MONTH rent
only S6u per month.
Tires snd tire repairing: large stock Of new
tires: fine proposition for 81. 600
Garage. storage and repairs: rent. $40: price.
81 900.
Florist. good stand. low rent: price $500
BARRIER shop. s chairs new equipment; rent.
S1I: price. 81 .I0o.
FOOL rnnm and howlinc alleys: rent Sta; Vp-
l,ortunity for right party: price. 81 900
l'yeng and cleaning: rent so: price. 500.
Marshall Business Brokers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOoKS-Srts. Harvard classics and others:
also misre llaneouS Address Box 32l ID, Star
ufficp
Evening star., 1923-03-25

ELECTRIC FAITH MESSAGE FoE ENCES
fat. r"rHr tr"ut'ic. lumuag". rh"uEhi sIII.
Lrra,iILutr r.nr.I. l,n.nr.dI. y t.i.ih-J u .
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Hotel III Cumberland. Md. modern in every
respect; best transient location; lo-year lease;
running water in rooms: tY" dining rooms:
price OF furniture and lease, S3JWs'.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-11
START CONTEMPT ACTION

NEW BRUNSWICK, May IL
Deputy Sheriff William Hannah has
served summonaes in the following
supreme court actions:
Union Brewing Company, of New
ark, against Edward J.. O'Connor.
of South Amboy. for $1,f4o alleged
10 be due on note.
J. D. Loizeaux Lumber Company.
of Plainfeld, against Jacob Breen
Company, Of Dunellen. for s64S said
to be due for goods delivered.
CT roline Hegeman. OF Middlebust,
against the Middlesex Lumber and
supply Company, conducted by
Horace and Ralph Croweil at 1O5
High street, Perth Amboy, for
$4,000 said to be due on note.