JRCOIT

F THE CITY

IeaIsle to have

PUBLIC LIBRARY

Gleanings ol Perharacter; Little About Folks

Know

Mpvement Launched at Mactlng of Parent-Taachcr* Aaaoolatlon Last

Tueeday Evening; Sentiment ^ Strongly For It

au

, ol Ufie city, apt in Philadelphia, t and her three n y looking alter

or Philadelphia, wee a I her daughter, Mr«.

z the frame portion i“ht Ootnpany’e plant

n are winding np f_ and will shortly atop ter montha. e are oat daily after d snipe, bringing home

n spent Thankeiladelphia on a Christ-

spent ^nnday willi her Delaney spent the 8un-

ii New YorkC'ity.

n Sunday.

:ker left on Tues- ’ slay with her son

That Sea lale City will hare a public library in the near future was made certain with the election by vote of a Committee, with power to act in establishing one, at a public meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association in the City If all Tuesday evening. The Com■nliee elected wae James T. Chapman, Professor C. J. Carrol and William A. Haffert. It 1s planned to eecuie a suitable heated and lighted room in an accessible part of the city, and have the library opened at slated times, with a librarian in charge. The sentiment of the meeting, at which about thirty were present, was strongly for tbs library, and it was the chief topic under discussion. Professor H. Suck house, who was to deliver an illnsuated lecture, failed to put in an appearance for some nnaccountable reason, altlioogb the screen and lantern were In place and ready. The Lighting Committee reported that they had given the contract for wiring the upper hall in the sdiool to Ralph Short, he being the lowest bidder. Hie bid of $27.75, against the next

low eat of $35.

The meeting adjourned at 10-15.

ng adjourned at

Lutherans -Ha;^ $1,175 T ward Church Fund The local Lutheran co " ». xtion have secured $1,175 toward UK ^ diurch Fund, and hare as much more promised.

jfa is soliciting !y one day, and

New Officers For Civic Club.

At a meeting, of Uie officers and trustees of the Women’s Civic Club of Isle City held in Philadelphia on b day afternoon, Mrs. Theodore Scbaal was unanimously elected treasurer, to £il the vacancy caused by the reaignation of Mrs. tieorge Anderson ae treasurer. Mias Katherine Qoinn and Mrs. Charles T. Landis were elected members of the Board of Trustees to fill the vacancies occasioned by Miss Schall (who was elected treasurer) and Alias KlixabeUi Anderson (who resigned from Uie Board). The Ciob will entertain at cards on Tuesday November 30th,' at 2-30 p.m., at the Parkway Building, Broad and Cherry Streets, Philadelphia, the proceeds of which will go to the Pul motor Fond.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . all caws where ws bree emitted the too- • iderMlon. tbs sum nsroed la the deed wa. *1. Borough of Avalon Camden and Snbnrban Bealty Company to Hilbert I). Bne. Lot 1, section 20 E, of Avalon Development Company,

Goff survey

'me to Charles 8. Lee et uz. Lot 1, section 22, same Avalon Development Co. to Gilbert D. Roe et uz. Trenton, tau 17 and 18,

Pay Honor To Congressman Bacharach.

. Pa. _

wanted on First I muse and lot in ir ocean. Good

StUptaLr.. , T “ "J

funds has been out ?

"I* - «hal timfe aecnred the above amount,

irty formerly known

who is away at -'Die Thanksgiving is parents, Mr. and

-t tc-painted, and a much improved

n Edward left for

-y morning

e of Mrs.

-j sides at Kiver-

It is planned by the Latheraua to have their Chorch built for the Eaeler services next year, and Uie indicatious re Uiat this task will be accomplished. According to preaent plans, Uie slrncture will be of stone, and will aurin site and cost the other churches

oftliecity.

Persons of all denominations are back of the movement, and a community apiril hitherto unknown has been developed in farthering Uie project. Lutheran service are being held for the present in Uie Moose Hall, Minerva Street, every Sunday morning at 10-30 and evening at 7-46. The following is a list of subscriptions

up to date:

Meta Whipperaahl.... $V» Dominicio Cini 100 Caroline Cronecker... 100 The Misses Brufi 100 Herman Schankel . . 60 John M. Bo* 25 C. W. Way. M.D 25 Clarence Pfeiffer 25 Mrs. Henry Brooks... 26 C. K. Maxurie 26 Lonia liraca 26 Charles Camp 26 Herman Diamond 26 Thomas K. Ludlam Jr. 25 I'luxitiale Montagna .. 25 L. H. Dallas 26 William W. Banus... 25 G. Fred Cronecker... 25

Special to the Times. Atlantic City, N" 1 * £4.—One hundred of the iorV^ business and professional men • ln lhe Second Congressional Distri^J comprising the counties of AUantij^Burlington, Cape May and Cumberland, will bury their politics earls in Dece ibsr in order to escort Congressman Isaac Bacharaeh to W’aahington and see him installed in office with honors seldom if >ver accorded a member of that great body. The pilgrimage to the National Capital will be made in a train de luxe of parlor and club cars over the Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving AtlanUc City on Sunday evening, December 6, at 7 o'clock, stopping at Hammonton and West Philadelphia to take additional pilgrims. Mayor-elect Thomas B. Smith, of Philadelphia, will join the party at the latter point Plans mapped out by an energetic committee of Atlantic City friends of Congressman Bacharach provide for a visit to President Wilson at the White House on Monday morning, December % prior to tendering a reception to Congressman Bacharach at the House of Representatives’ office building at 10.45 A. M.

E. CHURCH NOTES

The Kpworth league services next Sunday evening will be devoted to JJ-e topic •’Which makes Uie elronger character—Uie one converted in childhood or Uie one converted from a life of ’SfaiaasipalKiu ? ” The discussion will be In Uie form of a debate by I’rofeaeor Carrol and Mrs. Williams, each to have

Charles R. Hall etnx to Gilbert D. Bus Lot 2, section 20-E Bertha Lons et vir to Mabel R. W. Jollifle et vir. Lot 60, aection 34 Qty of Cape May William U Essen et uz to Cape May Masonic Temple Aasn. 8877.36 square feet at Waabingtoa and Franklin Streets 94,800 Township of Middle Alice G. McKiseic to James Mctarden. Hotueetead plantation and real eatate near Rio Grande, wtti: reservations

$11,000

Mary A. Hancock, widow, to Hannah Hank, Court ifonse. Abont oneI _.e \more or leas), corner of Mechanic Street, Goshen Road, Court

of Charles W.

New Jersey Mosquitoes.

One of the bulleUns recently issued by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station is enUtled “The Mosquitoes of New Jersey and their Control.’’ It was prepared by Dr. Thomas J. Headlce, entomologist of the experiment station, who is directing the mosquito exterminaUou work in state. It is a concise survey of the life history, habits and structure of the mosquito, a description of the species common to New Jersey and the means of identifying them. Methods J -.ind an account of what hiuYieen accomplished In mosquito extermination work in the state is given. The hulleUn contains 13C pagen, is very fully illustrated and in prepared In such a manner that it is both' of considerable technical value to the scientist and of pracUcal interest to the ordinary reader, copy will he mailed free to any

rcqucsUng it.

The fourth Quarterly Conference will be held ou Thursday evening. Dee. 2nd, alter the prayer meeting. The District ■ Superintendent, Dr. Neal, will he preaent 1 and speak in Uie aervioe. L>st Sunday waa observed as Tlianks- ’ giving Sunday. The avruiou in the ■mg was on Uie Uierur, ’‘God's benefits and « hat we os Ktod lot them. ’' The service was very much enjoyed by

Ttie services next Sunday will be ‘ of interest. Special muaie and real ■ liotpri sermons, Uirn the debate in the . League service:

2.30—Sunday _ 6.43—Epworth League. , k . 7-30—Breaching »n' r» ial Hoard meeUug next Monday mtc an’ *».7-3o; all the officials are ref Ui »inu*ea

Finances Bad—Appoints 1 Trustee.

COURT AFFAIRS OF PAST WEEK

Record ol Real Estate and Commercial Affairs of the County from Clerk's

Great p rograsa Made During Paat Ysar; Report of Delegate to Congress of Mother*

n 19

, adjoinit i, with n

-ough of Stowe Harbor Edw. C. 'kes, Trenton, to Konth Jersey Remtv. "o. Lota 43, 46, block 99. 1907plan;• 101, block KM. plan D-4 ; lot 29. block 201, D-3; block 101, five feet of lot 40, and No. 4, 2, 44, and part of lot 48, plan D-2 ; block 202, lot 3, plan l>-7, conveyed to E. C. Stokes, trustee, 1915

1’len D-3

Maud i

fly Co. Lots 129 awer^Bwnahip

block KM,

Smith to Hannah Banks.

Land at sonlh aide of Cape Island turnpike to Stooping Oak corner. Swam Beeves land tc plug on sontii aide of turnpike to place of beginning William 8. P. Shields (Philadelphia) et ux to Bethlehem Stem t'ompeny. 136.25 scree at Diamond Beach, Ikrleware Bay $l3 r 50u

Borough of North Wildwood

Henry H. OUrus et nx to Ossie J. Da]

Lou 25 and 26. block 131

156

City of Wildwood Holly Beach Land Co. to Ullie G. Godfrey Lot 8, block 63, Wildwood Robert J. Kay. Coll, to J. McLernon Lot 29, block 12, Holly Beach City 9*10 Annie J. Meanl et vir tn William H. Manin. Lot 10, block 12, W. B. Improvement Co. Holly Beach Land Co. to Lilli* J. Godfrey et vir Lot 8, block 63 Carrie W. Hanghev, widow .to Annie D. McMahan. Lot *i. block 67 . 960 Borough of Woodbine Jacob Fridman, administrator of < state of Reabeu Hsrrowiu, to Anna Brailovsky. IaM 18, block 16, secUon B, 7,850 square fret $2.6UU

RECEIVER 8 DEED >1 quafiiicaUon to James Kernry -t ol I hr Interstate Telepl.onr

James Smith, Jr., President of the Federal Trust Company, Newark. N. J., owner of the Newark Daily Star and Evening £agle, two newspapers of that city.Ad political leader of North Jer»e>3 has turned ove: personal affair* to Trustees. It ia stated that he has lost heavily in leather manufacturing plants lately, which hr has large interneta. HU liabilitiea are placed at $1,700,00^and his aaieU over $2,000,000, *o that there will be ample to pay all obligationa.

FOR PROMOTION OF THE DOMESTIC ARTS

The annual meeting of the Cape May County Council for the promotion of the Domestic Arts was held in the rooms of the Superintendent of County Instruction last Thursday and with good representation. In the un-

Mrs. Virginia Chester, there was no report except as Miss Lucy Corson, the acting secretary, had her personal notes to offer as questions came up. The President, Aaron W. Hand, showed the progress made in the year in entry of the Contest the week previous, which had been over 600 aragainst 40 of the contest at the County Fair the year previous. A large number of Circles, each with its Counsellor, had been organized during the year but had hardly, as yet, recovered from the interim of the

summer vacation.

Mrs. R. P. R is Icy reported as delegate to the Congress of Mothers held in Trenton the previous week, and with especial reference to the lunchprepared and served by the students in Domestic Science of the Normal School and held in the Gymnasium of the Building, and which must have been an object lesson to those who have such things to supcrintciyi at home The appointment of Miss Ethel Nickerson, of Sea Isle, as County Organizer of Domestic Art Circles approved, and every possible assistance would be rendered. M. Stafford, Counaellor of Palermo, gave the conditions in Upper Township and referred to the splendid exhibit made in the recent contest by its Circle. The Tuckahoe Home and School was represented in the Congress of Mothers by Miss Regina Kleefeld, a former teacher and still a member. The events of the year had been, a luncheon for those attending the Teachers’ Meeting in March, and by which they had cleared $33, an evening meeting at which Miss Anna Beygatc of the Girls' Normal School, Philadelphia, spoke upon “The Help the Parents Can Give to the Teacher”. At the annual meeting held the 15th insL, it was reported that paper towelling had been placed in the schools. Prof. Bond, the High School Principal, and Mr. Hess, of the Tuckahoe National Bank, reported upon starting a saving fund in the High School, and which If successful, would be begun also in the Grammar school. The report of Mrs. Z. A. Townsend for the Tuckahoe and Marshallville schools said, one hour a week waa all that was allowed for the Circle work.

Florence Loongo, sister of Michme Luongo, was married at St. Juseph'i .’hurch on Sunday nioromg to Kiclmlar luipsgliaasi, of Ocean City. After Ui wedding ceremony Uie bridal couple u auto for Uie groom's home in Ocean Cur, where iestmUea were enjoyed by Uie immediate families of the couple. They will reside in Ocean City.

from tkr CorrrrponOrni. Irving C. Shaw, of Collingswood, was the gtlgst of hl< sister, Mr*. Ida VanGilder, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pedrick, of Cedar Beach, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Townsend. CapL William Cqpmbs and daughter Lila have opened their home here for the winter. I Mrs. Frank Shaw was a Quaker City and Townsend's Inlet visitor this

Local Items

JOKES' Men's Shop. HCM -HUri A shun tie. **

rs. F. B. Covert, who formerly conducted the Bee Hive here, has givup her store in Audubon, N. J.. and now residing in Ocean Grove.

Avalon Development Co. to Julia M. Cassry, Cheater (Barhiiglon County I

$1,31*1, one year

Same to same $1000, 1 year Same to same MW), one year Same to Lida J. Calbuuer, Camden

$140. one year

Same to saiur $1000, 1 ysar Same to same < $500. 1 ysar uue to Lydia J. Carl, Hancocks Bridge *W>, one year All the above on Avalon real estate, w

for the release of each

Clarence Pficffer will start nex

week on the foundation of the doubh house, which be and Chas. H. Clout-

will build on Central avenue. lone work on the handsome

summer residence of Dominie Cini, of Philadelphia, is now up to the second story- The balance of the four story

structure will be of hollow tile.

nr will The .

Need $53,300,000 For Jersey Roads.

",°'£ “ Formeli

„ u0 conttag-W flj p | , ,h' tuture te-in 617 I a

that startl'd I n>onr , . ,.,-tous »u-roundtn *• 1 th C1 ' y, rolled around an \ , ar t lr » SO insultin' ! l)n ,m

In his annual report, submitted this week. Stale Road Commissioner Edwin B. dlevens, says it Would cost at least $53,300,000 to place and keep New Jersey's road., in proper condition. The road problem is made acute, says the report, by the ever in■her of automobilea. He

The Sea |sle Realty Company will have an eightdnch sewer laid Araidne Stroe^^^neclan Park,

connect with tncmsln sewer at Cen-

tral a

ihnve on A iliouk for I . Hat* • r

t kin *

n th bvrt

th I

» brilliant one. [*** a i- «n dlstriliuted ivTu.' L-d he wnt k I , “ .lad Month sBci , y u d th ' ^

Hannah lla&t ■ et vir, Havcrford, to Hand M. s. I'lnladrlpiiia. Real estate on sonUi side of Cape Island loiupikr and Middle Line old steamboat lauding road $5.i0 Florence A. Winter et vir to Theodore Rildel et ux, all of North Wildwood. North Wildwood real estate $(M>,5vre. Jane James et vir to Somers H. Isard, Rio Grmtide. Two lot* ot laud el lireeu Creek conveyed by David A Crease, two parcels ol laud at tirorii Creek conveyed by Rebecca F. l'*m| abont one acre $3UU, one ye Alice ti. McKissic to Sylvester Biehu Homestead plantation containing 1

Grande, with certain spec filed

various $3,6tM, 8 veai Ward et ux, Germantown. I C. Good* "’ ’ ’

Uondwm, guardian lord. Marjorie Crossingliatu, in-

■ ant. under will ol Jaiuea Ctoi

bam. Ocean City real estate 1

Mrs. Cronecker I

Mr*. Carolina Cronecker celebrated her 64tli bintidav oil Saturday last. J dinner was, tendered her at the Bellevm er family. The dining-room a* prettily decorated with Dowers and many, gifts were in eridence. Mrs. Cronecker ia as active to-day in the duct of her hnaineea affairs in ■ection willi Uie Bellevue Hotel ai was twenty years ago. and says she ia growing younger every day.

Luongo’s Sister Married.

OCEAN VIEW

A few of the industrious ladies of this community cleaned the inlerioi of the M. E. Church Wednesday. Edison Lippincolt plastered Emmet Lewis's “Bachelor Hair, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rolls Hewitt and aun Kandell were Millville visitor* a fen days of this week. Earnest Downman and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Price, Mr. Clement Mossop, Mr. and Mrs. An Riechle and daughter, of Fhila Jelphis, Sunday. Mrs. William Lucas, of Philadelphia, spent the weeV 0r j~*v^'h Mr xnd Mrs. Frank Gan^^ei^'Ar» Preaching Sunday mornings at the /,]j rx r hT -'b during the revival servic**^',* reburg.

creosoted oil, ^or the ML ng of th^. ^ uoardwalk, came on TuVMay.* Cta-

tracts are being signed with the sue- r-'c ^ cessful bidders on the piling for the/ **** ^

structure, and very anon this mater/

ial will be coming in. Meantime, * ——«

ISobeiy.

Joseph Sun ton waa sentenced to a term of from two to fifteen years iu State Prison upon being convicted of ill and robbery. Leslie Hand, lor a similar offence, was sentenced to a term of three to fifteen year*. Judge Kidredge had a painful duty to perform in these cases, as lie went to school

NIGHT SCIlunl, <>F AGRICULTURE.

there have been several request* that a School of Agriculture be cank-o the evening as well as in the da<the County V.cabonal ScliOoi Board lias decided to open such i-vriiiny school, which will be continued IniUi lubrr 29th throughout Uie wiulei

flic

eral agriculture such a* Poultry.

e the

tug.

who has had

will he qualided Unit Um

common sell,Mil educ: lied to begin work ;

study hr along Uie same line ot wo: ial he or she is doing at the prese Uiv or I* rs|ievtiug to do in Uie fntui The mglit school will be open on ti

■coud fiour of Uie Uauk Um

Con

Me nd ay

tedursday and Friday i

mg fro

I, Monday Nov. 2Wth, wr uighta during the

-. and Mr*. Chas. K. Landis, of Philadelphia, spent from Thursday of last week to Tuesday a tfAir Whale Beach cottage. Mr. latndis attendee •ting of the Sea lale Realty Company while here, and attended to his many property inU-rests.

scoplioou views oi subject*. A* tiui Uie V. S. Depat

Christmas Suggestions.

iany pretty and accepts!

There an Christmas

home these erriiings pubhihing in Times an illustialed

made p

I describing Jtahli

B. & L. Earns 7.7 Per Cent.

HAPPENINGS AT STONE HARB0£-

News of Cape May CountymTER Fastest Crowing Resort; , _ Borough's Aciiklies lor aeven Days

^EIU SUvm drod Or USj . Street collage Friday and will spend the winter in Philadelphia. Miss Blythe, Mix. Osgood, Mrs. Miller and Mis* Ethel Shaw were all in town for Sunday. ’ W. L. Turpin and wife with Master William, expect to leave for Miami, Fla., this Saturday and to remain until early summer. The two-story dwelling of 14 rooms on lot 140, B. 194 (94th Street below Third Ave, Estate of Emma Dixon, aold toy the aheriff on Monday week, went to Harry Simpson, the only bidder, for $800. The Necktie Social in Borough Hall Friday night for the benefit of the Reliance Fire Co.’a Cart and Hose cleared about $24. Emma Troxel won the Rennyaou sweater, and it fitted

her fine.

The first of the dope^ 60 barrels of

8^

id fimv "-S««v. by

Valcr

su

mg change c.* occupation at th* uon plants. Service in St. Mary's next .Sunday, will he at alien, following the celeh Holy Communion thenw verm on. B*v. Mr. Bi*.. ire brief and very pra^Sea hing to live upua and tie b[ ne said. Then will be no Wednesday evening of next srount of a Mission being hel r Bailey's own church, St Wildwood. There is some little building gress. The Larsens have f unildings ready for the in ing and the chalet for the

and the railroad, will have if v'' ,5.« defined by the end of the wetV'' v * 'V\ 1Q Turpin has completed the btrajf j ''

V.t —uuf \f- U.w_ 3'

for all

> es ’

lu case Uip proplr of a llieK agnculuiial r-Jtical

FuiUiri illforu i Hpplicatioii

lOlat Street. Mr. Hartman'" <'• ^

handed over the Mingen cottage, t v

:o Commodore Marldand’s home CO. .Carnival Bay and by the last of ne* ^ -', cu j-

veek expects to have the MeU-* -uilding on 90th Street off his hai < lurry Bourinot Iwgan on the Shc^s» v

Uven painting Tuesday.

<)ur troop of Boy Scouts is K»Lpi\ ^ ,, ^

> a state of preparedness that Ballet

■ a comfort to President WSog ••Kr* -v*. ^, hen he hear* that Chief of Pbreeding p V ’-vIT •■rk Smith has been promoU'd bin. The P OW U Assistant Scout "‘ d r, . ,a,. a. , nry Sr he Troop on duty and on S;' ^ flU got *nd foature. 6

■ere is drilling and hikes th^”" ber laflns orgasm* • me and eats look awful go ^ l toy get hack to iL Haro' , the Mediterranean ctaaaM,> ad the first practice shoot ; , i. m the Leghero ar. !

'roop on the beach and says male* aeetu todeve P

id fine. The prise winnes/uUy than tb ''arw

ork Smith. Roland Bower *• •! MrdtU*ran i.,

no. Cappachione. The ne *^*'f?J“{^Urltag hm Tb. PhanUgiving Day. ^rer. bT breedlm.

Thursday evening waa the mosith'eat ot vlxoroun

meeting of the Home and Schoofvlldrve'.oiH-l jeerunr 'Tub, and the last for a while prubv < ly at which the president, Mr*. W. L. ' --yj. Turpin, will he in the chair. Th* ai-/HEAT FOR rU« L tendance was good. Several had beer ——-— Millin'

at the meeting of the Council of thd Crop Unfit tor Domestic Art* in Court House in thred to P 0011 ^

afternoon and had the story of It tA° ^ le J telL A motion that parents or guai . h; , t a la. r lian* should provide broad and buU4 C **V ^ —test cropy . •r crackers for their children < 1oT mHUni; shi*»'d h>', J tormy or very cold days, and tw o ponltry-1 ■ • i 1 *" ** 'I;iJ rut* for which the cooking gir nK , r feed thl» fc ' nU-r , J •ould provide a good big cup of h*« put at 6l"'' ,, '-"'‘'‘ ,

"coa, was adopted. Miss Harriets out of made a short report upon the work olald th*i It van ’

hr Nchool and of the progress makiu also W f, ‘ < ' ,0 A„, i,

ng in the Four-l^-af Clover C'irc]i murt 7- ** m

u.d Miss McCravcn, Miss Va

Thuynr and Mr*. Herbert read seloi' i, A »i. -ul

_Hotd

Adv.

NOTICE OF TIME OK CLOSING "K

•'TIMES ' FORMES.

Stalling next week, lot the tiist innur in Itecember, no matter inleutled loi publication in Uie current tnsar, will bt accepted alter Wedireeday evening al six o'clock. This applies U> boUi ad rertising and news matter, and this lull

Advertliers will find that the Ca, May County Time* is closely read Philadelphia cottagers at well local people. Send tar rat**,

uhone 40.

4tgh Cga Product'Or

laioiea Bauman et vir to William Mamou el ux. Lot 10, bluck (ConUnited on nags 9)

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The annual report of the Tradesmen's Building and I-oan AasociaUon.' wll , ^ UrioUy aji^red . which will be mailed out to stockbold- -• week, show* an earning of j 1916 Ho* of fine art calendar* just I »*ven tenths per ceoL per I reeeivod, and now ia the time to look the past year. ^ n.-^“ ® T **- — • * J rftedSpA Ae,-n*fi's5V . ,iiT <» , » \ ,*vl *<• n.*sr*\ V o I\ne make* U ,

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Compfcle record of the paat wee ls • T,,r 7 1 " in rrol ertate art'vllira in the count- proouction. is a weekly feature of the Times. — — m — Cull the Flock E-» r

SuWriU for the 1

„ re prnjhMBf tnry far* ■rt" 1 '’-—/ only tn yards, yt

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