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John Griffith has applied for the appointment as patrolman for this part of the township. An entertainment committee was appointed before the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held on December 17. MOTORIST HELD UP AXD ROBBED IN IRVINGTON Police of Union reported to the Irvington Police Department over the county telephone line at 1:10 o'clock this morning that three Italians held up the driver of a sedan in Irvington. robbed him and threw him into the roadway and escaped in his automobile.

No description of the trio was obtained and the license number of the car was not reported. TO ADDRESS BIBLE SOCIETY The Rev. R. H. Brooks D.

will preach the Bermon for the New York Bible Society on "The Bible" at the 117th anniversary service of Organized Bible Society Work in New York, in St. Thomas' Church, Fifth avenue and 53d street, New York City, next Sunday, at four o'clock. REALTY TRANSFERS Albert R. F. Randolph to Joseph Gennaro, 49.72 feet In East Second street.

William P. Buckner to Harold C. MacDonald, lots 77 to 79, Section map of property owned by William Picken. Izzy Murphy" Oak Tree, Nov. 29.

Fire protection was one of the main topics of discussion at the meeting of the North Raritan Improvement Asso ciation last Friday evening in Oak Tree School." On February 3, 1927, five fire commissioners will fee elected. It was decided to place fire hydrants along the existing water mains and to run an extension of the main into the Valhalla district for the purpose of establishing hydrants in that locality. Prices are to be obtained on small chemical fire-fighting apparatus. Another subject discussed was the formation of that part of the township north of the Metuchen borough line, to include Menlo Park. A letter asking the approximate cost of this project was sent to the township committee.

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NEWARK 405.2 740 k. i-'3 Dinner Snorts. (Compiled by United Press) MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29 Monday's Beit Features WEAF HOOK-UP Forza del Destine" WJZ Henry lladiey Orchettrs-WSUI Concert band. CFAC Aeolian Etrina Qcmrtet.

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