Times

ATLANTIC COAST NEWS SEA ISLE CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBEK 17, 1915'

I FOR DRY Mil

THE CIRCUIT OFJflE CITY and Gleanings o! Personal Character; little Hems About Folks You Know

A. U. Klee end Oiupain } yonr aaedf. See advertiefck page. —»d». / Men'* Shop. 804^06 A»mue. Ocean Qty. N. J-- Sand r; we will mail you one of the £& for 50c. a snappy tie.

for sole. Buy or

to suit; money loaned; . and title-law a specialK. lAmlit. Jr., aon of the * Chestnut Street. ThiU-

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srsssr,

Hot CoBnectiog Sewer

Comaaiasionera At Meetini On Wednesday Thke Step# To Rid CSty Of Stray Aalasak; Sewer tewiection rHHTfMng.^ The CommiMionere met in regular aeeafon on Wedneeday, with ail present Work on the connection of the old and new sewers was reported aa proyrcAsins nicely. The connection now Lciny worked en is that at Garrison Street and Central Avenue.' The disposal plant machinery has also been put in yood working order, and is now ready to handle the sewage 4i-»0or. as connections are made. The Clerk was instructed to get the advice of the Solicitor as to the legal procedure necessary to rid the City of H* stray this and dogs. It U t“* tiered that an ordinance is necessary, I setting forth that all stray animals | will be impounded, and destroyed un-

1 the o

, it will be

Tha local *

a had a half »

only on Monday, on account of « bad weather. Mr*. G. F. Mornhinwcg spent a few days thia week in Philadelphia with her pister, Mrs. Eleanore Smith. , Mrs. W. W. Brooks was an over Saoday guest of Iver mother in PhilaBurd C. Reed and son have returned from a week's visit with friends in ' ' PhiladelpliisRarry Hampton is building a coto bis property, to be used as a ig house fn his own use. . snee Pfeiffer and wife left yeep for a three days’ stay with a in Philadelphia, i. Hilda Voight, of Philadelphia, t Sunday viaitor looking after

f here.

ua Delaney left Sea Isle y for a stay with her ais1 Philadelphia. ■ Brother.' are building a twenJooS. bank skiff for a South

bjarty-

Sba N.. Baer and daughter have y closed their shoe store here aiding some time in l liilad’a. w is tho Methodist Church A. G. Kite

a- work.

ary seventh, the TIMES

Better renew ; while the old jbJholdu good.

■ Carroi, woo ha* hewn visiting nother at Collingar |k- p^«t month, will return

are faat becoi nuisance. A note for <2500 was ordered paid, i ware some labor bills on sewer and

Jersey Banks Prosper That New Jersey o sharing in the present wave ctf buainea* prosperity ia evidenced by a statement, issued Saturday, by George M. LaMonte, State Banking and Insurance Commissioner, of -the condition of the financial institutions of the State at the .close of business on November 10. The »totorn dot shows that the 162 institutions had total resources «rf <476,040,723.41. compared with racourcey of <463,396,109.97 in the former statement which showed the condition of ut the cli 2 last- Thia is an > of <12,045,613.44. The increase in the deposits in the one period is shown to be <9,875,323.89, the deposits November 10 haring been <397,010.101.44, as against <387,134,777.55 in the previous state-

menu

The resources of the twenty-five savings banks is shown to aggregate <138^90,651.79, an increase of < 1,over September 2. The inin tkpo^* of savings banks in the same period wi total deposits November $127,256,057.84.

Financial Statement Statemont of the Secretary *nd Treasurer of the Young Men’s Business Association to Dec. 7, 1946 Rscaxrra iiectsived for Due* ..< 253 0U Donation froai Civic Club for Clean-up Campaign 10 00 Total received Old Home Week 1,307 97 From City toward Advertising TOP 00 Total <2,100 07 DlSBUUXMBKTS Stationery....'. < '89 60 Postage A IS 76 Entertain mailt 16 00 incorporation .. 6 00 S. Jersey Commuter's Aseoc'n 16 00 Ciean-up Cempaign., 21 13 Harriebprg Motor Club Ran . 16 0U Advertiehig *t... 7u3 7J Ok! Home Week. Celeoratioa . i» Blo-ving out- wreak ia eovf ia , . front of Surf Honae ....... 21 Total B IK M Caeh on band'iu bask 09 Cash on tfh||dnot depoa^d . T<B |3.I« W Ikvixg Fittii. BeereSary. Lewis HTinnucvKa, U.,Tr*«*. BeRer Rer ,• How

Suffs Re-organized TrentM —The New Jersey Woman ffragwkrF ‘^ion was reorganized here R Dec. 10th, when a constiA *.n and by-laws were adopted. Mrs. E. P. Feickert, the president, presided. The object of the association, as set forth in the constitution is To secure for the women of New Jersey and of the Uinted States, the same political rights that are accorded to men, and to promote the growth of a public sentirrt.il that shall demand equal advantage* for men and women in res. spect to education, opportanities and legal protection." Membership is open to both men id women and the colors of the association are to be yellow and blue. There are to la county commtUeee and the work of t^e State body will be divided along tht political district

Reese P. Risley Will Speak

Here Tuesday

Reese P. Risley, of Stone Harbor, will address a meeting of the ParentTeat hers’ Association in the City Hall at eight o'clock on Ti

P*"** 1 '

For three week* more the TIMES lumber twenty-fire! will be one dollar a year. After thv of j,i r RUley’s

fire*, issue in January, on the seventh, the subscription price will be advanced to <1.60 per year, payable in advance. Many of our aubecribere are availing themselves of the opportunity of renewing their subscriptions for a number of years at the old rat*.

r Renewals ' will bv. acecpted for any and children j „amber of years tip to five, at the

! rate of <1.00 per /ear cntil January

who has been seventh.

. here on Sunday,

r R. C. Ecotl i* »pend-

lelphta, and will

I fever, is

is now thought

it of danger. d by Claravenue, i*i u The work

lug will start neat

subsci.ption to the TIMES an ideal Christmas gift, and it will serve as a reminder of V fifty-two weeks next year. \ t cash fei advance system will iwed after that date, and the will be stopped at the expiration of the time for which it has beer

•ft

aUt *oon’ to Democratic Club Organized ily HospitS. s..*’ Isle Citv Democratic CJu'

i May

an intensely int .of the burning*

is an able speaker, and the County. Everyone attend the meeting.

OCEAN VIEW

Mrv Oliver Cobb ha* returned home after n visit with her daughter in

Wilmington, Del.

Mr. Abram* and family have gone to Fraakford, I’a., to spend the win-

3 Cents a CopyMade of Any S«J t( —-B Top Keer

COORT AFFAIRS OF FAST WEEK Record of ,Reel EsUte end Comntwcial Affair* of (he Cou«y from Gferk's Records BEAL ESTATE TEANSFEBS. i aU esaee wber* ws ksre omit ted tht coo - elSoreUoi. ike, nos um*4 U th* «m4 Qreaa City. Ocean City Gardena Co. to Sutton k Co.. Loto 435, 486, Blk. Ooama - • —

wMbJn — —_ .. per, 80 fL«t either aide «f centre line of route of Ocean City Auto Bridge “ ' ‘ ' at Jn centre line , wTOeean City, 400 feet northwesterly from N. W. line of Bay Avenue, extending thence by curve having radius of 572.97 feet through an arc of 423.75 feet. etc., and other curves specified, to a point in the high water line of Hhip Y'wnai on lands of Florence S. Scull Point, with express uae of said premises as contained in deed of O. <X Assn, to O. C. Auto Bridge Co., bearing data of Dec. SI,

^Gardens Co. to Edith D. Simon et vir?\3Xi-*i2rr*/£ />-• W. F. Shiver et ux.. Phila., to X a Moms Corson, Ocaan City. 763. Sec C. Ocean CKy Aasn. Henry L. , to William J. Warrington. Lot 105 BL J. and Lot* 6. 9. Bl. A. Ocean City

Gardens Co.

News of tie County

Work wiU be started soon on erection of a new pier at Wildwood are a seating capacity of 2000 people. The Casino Pier Company

are back of the project

The Cape May Board of Trade gave a banquet on Thursday night to the newly elected City Commissioners of tha t place, at tho Windsor Hotel. The aa’ariss of the newly elected (Sty Commlasioncre Of Cape May, as provided by law, are Mayor <1600 per year, and the other two Commission-

ers each <1260 per pear.

a recent meetinx of the Wildwood Board of Trade it was reported that already contracts have been entered into with the Reading Railroad to carry from 3000 to 6000 people during the Red Men’s Convention to be held in Wild-

wood next September. ^

Editor Jed DnBoir, of the Wildwood Journal, has been appointed aseisUnt journal clerk ol tin- Senate' through Kei.*tor-elect lewis f. Stetent. A sou of D. Hilee Rigor, Ibe defeated Senalortutiulate, has been appointed page in the Assembly through Assemblyman

elect Mark Lake.

David McKaagur Tuckaboe, and Harry Harmaafw). Philadelphia, to William Maxwell, trolleyman. Phila.. Lots 490 and 492, with frontage cf 226 feet op Atlantic Road, conveyed to McKeague and Harman by Chris. T.

Hand la 1910. Sea Me City.

Sea laic CKy Realty Co. to William A. Haffert et ux.. Lot* 1L 12. Bl. 14. "Mmccan Park. Tawaahin of Middle. Rachel T. Greenlee, Bclleplalne, and . rank L. Swain et ux.. Swain toe. onehalf acre, directly back of fiwaintor sc booth ouae. adjoining lands «t Rad riiffe Morris, and sold to Greenlee anc Swain by Sarah Elisabeth Cracay. Mary Ellen Kelly Emery. Hammon ton. to Cornelius Hess, Swain ton. parcel of land lying bade of Swamton

ehool house

Mary Erma Ludlam et vir and

and P»ul to Wild-

wood Water Work* Co.. 3 acres, 2 reds in neighborhood of Nuramie*. adjoining lands of William Davis and Enoch

"oaa.

Dominick Loses!xo et ux. to Giovanni Constants et ux.. Lota IS, 14, 16, Blk. 6, Sec. A. Harry Douglass’ map.

Tuckaboe B. and L. Aasn. to Howard G. Somers. BeBeplain. Lot 16. Bl. B. Bel leu lain, conveyed to the Aas’n by Alfred Peterson in 191L Rutherford B. Hess et ux. to George W. Hess, both of Belleplain. 81 acres, part of same land conveyeu to seller by Exc. of estate of W. G. Nixon 1908. William Mason « George W. Hess, 1

property of Thcma* Hand and l

nie Skipaine,

North Wildwood. Cornelius B. Hess et ux., Swainton. to Ophelia D. Ely. Lot 46, Bl. 175. Ottena Addition, conveyed to Hi

Rev. Wm. Blackman returned

Saturday, accompanied by his wife

~ ■’ . » dec'd. to Fred II. Igngenheim and H. and daughur Eleanor, from Trenton. Wilber Birch, So. W. cor. Atlantic and

Wildwood.

Lewis D. Van Horn et ux. to Lewis I. Beilr*. Philadelphia. Lots 11. 12, Bl. 47 *700. Camden S. D. and T. Co Exec, will of G. Franklin Daria, Collingswood. dec'd. to Fred D. I-angenheim and ~

w Wilton Cole and Mr.

The Sea* Isle Citv Demerratic club j Philadelphia, .pent the week-end with

•as organised on Toreday evening, in ; Eugene Cole. Mike Luongo’* pool room, which liaaj "

been rented by the new organisation end converted Into a club room. Chaa. Camp, George Jeffreys, Edward Dever,

and Hiram Love were and wilt look after the

Mias Catherine Downam has return-

ed from Philadelphia to spend the winter with her grand-parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Downam.

Misses Elsie Ott, Lucy Cele and Mrs. Newton Townsend were Ocean

City ■viaitor* Thursday.

Albert Way ia having a healing

Burke Area., with all improvements,

etc.

Cape May OMy.

J. Howard Wethrrl • et ux.. Cape May. to Tfcemas Jefferson, trustee fori , Bertha U. ntaaooe. Phila., lait 1. Blk. I P* 0

36, Plan of Cape May.

; pro tec tc

I elsewhere l

i how

jitteni

The Vocational School Prof Stackhouse gave credit to all either of the Fanners’ InThree times each week, at here is practical work of some

R ws* determina-

tioa of the ac^ty « f Soil*. One daj-

a veterinary swme arc was called , but there

all th* same. This Friday

ing there will be another testing fat in milk. The samples lor K wiU be brought by Harris and Paul Chester of Dennisville; Oswald Long, of Court House; John Vassar, West Cape May; Carrie Norton, Dias Creek.

William MacKiaaic, of Bio

Grande. The student from the greatest distance ia John Vassar. His project ia Pork and Potatoes two of the moat profitable crops for the County.

After the Mosqaito Dorter Headle. of New Brunswick, at - Meeting of fourty Ortmbrr of Commerce, Out linn Plan* For Moaquite EBminatiou; Advertising

Bill Approved.

The regular meeting of the County Chamber of Commerce of Seashore Resorts, was held at Peterson's Hall, on Wedneeday evening, with delegates from every resort but Ocean CHy present- The meeting was to have beep held in the City Hall, but thia was changed so that Doctor Headle, of the State Experimental

t, could deliv-

er his illustrated lecture on the work being done in the way of salt marah mosquito elimination. The lecture made a motion picture m.. nine neces-

aary.

Doctor Headle'* talk touched every point, and answered every question iff regard to this work, and all were covered In the motion pictures, and slides. He illustrated that by actual tests, made in the past two years, the result of draining marsh land and meadow land has been wonderful in reducing the cumber ot mosquitoes. Doctor Headle stated that the State id let the contract td drain the meadows from Beasley's Point to the Egg Harbor Inlet, Ocean City, at State e^iense, and the movement to drain the entire county's meadow land was merely a question of united support. The laws of 1912 make it mandatory upon the Freeholders to fur1 necessary money to do the work, and ha further stated, that in the past thJ State had furnished about one-third of the necessary amounts to carry on the work. It would cost about <100,000 to drain toe entire meadow* of the County. JUter his talk, a vote of thunka was extended to him. The chairman of the County Mosquito Extermination ComrniL^e then asked for a motion that a re£jnmitt*e be appointed, three from eac»> resort, to meet with the Commission A nd go before the Freeholders and aak'sfor tha neces-

sary funds, under the the work of moaquite

This was dona 1 The bill no be presented \lo | legislature thia term, allowing Strmthmere ha* organlied a Board | Freeholder* of the State to advei of Trade with the following trustees: 'out of County funds, the industrflrl Waddington, Chaa. Silber- - and other advantages of their re*pecschmidt. If. A. Whitcamp. Sr- and ‘ live counties, was read and approved, George McCullough. A further | and will be duly presented, meeting will be held next week to The Strathmere Board of Trade, the elect officer*. [infant organization of the County, Incorporation papers have been i was admitted to membership in the drawn, aix^ the organization will be | Chamber of Commerce, officially organized when they are re- An invitation to hold the next meetcorded. I ing of the Chamber ia January at oo Avalon seoepted, after which the Lutheran Bazaar Success "’rgfjTT**: Edward B. Arnett called attention The Luthcrah Congregation held a j to th* unequal assessment between iry successful bazaar in <h* Moose I the Ma -Und and the Seashore reHall on Wednesday evening. Jame* j*ort*. pointing out that the resort* Ross acted fur Santa Claus, and dress- j are forced to stand the burden of the sd like him, handed out all kinds of ; County Tax. As a result a commit goodies to the kiddies, and the grown- j Lee of three from each resort will be ups. The affair was well -tended. | Appointed to investigate mainland asand was a financial aa well as social : <es«m*nti m their respective local![lies, hold a general committee meet ! ing, and then present their findhtgv te LIGHT FALL OF SNOW HERE (he State Board of Taxation for ad1N SEASON'S FIRST STORM, ju.unent

Strathmere Has Board of Trade

GOSHEN CATHOLICS ACTIVE

HAPPRflllN STONEr: News of Cage Fasiest GrowiV. „ a „„, Borough s **. * > for Sever, "774 1 / fiii l muKhy but MasterHufrhe^ J r fj h Water is ui have a date with' Sai adelphia some day tl The Union Sunday celebration will ba t ning after and is £ Mrs. Hannah 1 Shaw, Miss Katie ] red and Mr.feu* Mil day for the May at the I Mr. Borer is not a ore comfortable than else » been a guest a The piling, «

of the c being a v Mr. and Mrs. Turpin i in Florida and are writing of g< about 1 and t from the g will not 1 follow «ft4rf Katharine F student in tha^,*W. G Philadelphia, grit away on Saiuron j and to her com on Mttiday. b«r*i | wishes and the aaxuranot that *» ■ will make a success ot it hati^pv I wUhto.

ing among friends, the mother, was a r*«t“ Miss Nellie May in i Mis* Hildeburn. A condition ft vmj < _ property sale ia the purchaser nau^ a keep the bulkbeading in repair ad | may do it in hia i will be sent to each when repair isl needed, and if repairs are net made " within 60 dayi the Borough will take • in charga. putting in the Seaman Interlocking, and L coat of same against the The Borough Clerk wm* in- fe recent meeting to aend 1 baaed upon Engineer -1 York ^^^[a recent examination. 1 *' Limed meeting of Bor- ^ >ugh Ooune^^esday night, all — Charlev.,^“ N

member of Ids 1

. The 1

for the <200.000 Bond | construction af the t “

tiec along the 1 -hat Mr. N. M

City, was high* _ per rent, and taking the ontire iasu.. Council accepted the report and *o- ' 1 firmed thr aak. Othe* besinea* was .

paymont upoa the and upon the n .i- .

and to receive v - t Harbor, prepared t>

1-nwyer Joseph Donglaae, ^..,,^1 ^ i the Cape May Board of Free bolder

show*.* Third Am

to make boardwi

terial

i ttw tala. OtJ ■fcrjpa,, v • dW H.H

A n,KU:if ol femomU , *V Ta.o,b.infc|»rf»»«>*ioA,«Aau ^ d. v „i s«, la, ch, “*-■ ‘V '»'■ “ Tha,«d*y.

H.UST-U.NU.X.KT

FINISHED IN SIX WEEKS. I th ^ wcc k_

111 — 4 Geurge Kate*.and wife, of Avalon,

W latexm- Wilhin *“ or lww spent Saturday with Somers Town

. Mam will i* exported that practically all of the >wld f Mm i)y.

re de •'asri j work oo the Uagport Soukt* Point : ,, T i;4n jy ha* returned from *

in the No | Boulevard will have twen eompWted i vWt wjth hi* um in Philadelphia. ... . Bertrtl** | provided weather c'wdjtien* remain j }Wrv Young, of Bcesley's Point. [ Tbuodav and eugfetred with tiw U-

here, os u- ; favorable and no heavy storm* °* e f[ j called on Griffith Gandy and wife on I brary Committee

M*a. j u> destroy either the bridge* of U»e j Mond a } . , „ U brisi.i ! .enl ol a public library hew.

(Cos

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Deuces Wild

is anaiwcU hi* beet Irirtid

Although old Winter clothed Philadelphia and Camden in five inches of

St Elisabeth's Church,

any snow on the coast here. Monday _

morning started with h' rein, end a I City i» pastor, has been renova team | lhern lj|„fffE

werteriy wind. Thi* changed luUr ti-1'he interior, new carpet b^ng Uliv Ltreet and the T T

a hail, and a* i, got col^r towar. He sanctuary, a new altar railing7nd I^ ^ evening, to s ftioto The *now atop pe»* put hi. and Hnoleum laid in »

how«ver, and by Tuesday 1 the aislea. The impro- ements cost |morning there was scarcely gay te be j* 40 ®. and are ful.y paid. lawn an the ground — *“ -

] Wot'LD M AKE w’lLMlNGTON

| SOUTH dERSEY MAIL CENTRE “ *“**

Joe Uoyd has moved into the house

lately vacated by Mr. Babbitt. heldera «f

CapL A. B. Hand, of Cape May'

Court House,

itor with his cousin, Captain Alien

| a thin* done wel'., Iways coe* it best.

-osd already boilL

It waa learned Taeeday the contreror has almost finlahed >.lacmg the md Yant* which protect th* road from .u hieh tide* and that the greater

ist Christinas

t held Cihr.sttnu nigbti

.777 ' "T """ “* ™‘ I UnM Sln«A S,A.tor WilUrd ■ 1' * ‘"•f" SAuUbvry i, lo situation, a story tullows. It suns in . ,, ... , . .

P*‘* W 7'*7 I

..4,. Ir.n ,h. U^AUI,. «“"> *““> , S “«' carried to Philadelphia. Pennagrove. h rank Howel’ has tha contract ! Carney’s Point, Millville, Salem, Cap* jeart five school children from Ti | May, Atlantic City and other citi 1 j neck to Dta» U^ek school, i and town* are included in the U 1 A Cottage prayer meeting will hold

* at the home of Will Ratojnaa. Saturday evening, and will be W I W r . L tGatMoa, («»• j hefl

..croATLoa-cwr.j s ..:- 1

RaB,

Baptist Church Monday evening. Paul ScheHingw, who As emrmns grove, * peril Sunday

; to 117th ^

10T! >' *• l«Ui Slr^u. Ac J

ftnrt .-ia, /

i|» m,p a. fcl Third Are. from 107th to 117th stref and H7th street from W. thi- u f Thil Ave. to W. Second Are. Tl it is understood is preparatory to tl propoeed aetmn uf the Board of Kxl

extea ding the projt.

Library Organizer Here

Tb* Baptist Christmas entertahi-j hlie* Aekrw aill come to 8ea-Isle City

M Chriotmas evei and 1 again in Januair. and will then add roe* , ..A

ntertain- a public u.retin, .... th. onmaion Tt.e ! • rom

lory.

MHX PAVE BOULEVARD

The Atlantic t'roc holder* ha. c»Y 0 i>ethonda D for paving the \ a» 4 “ gvard

J (Tetke

■ tb. qniwtioo.

I eetabludimenl f>l the bbiarr

Tl,, ;ium r!ea*aiiA«..m i Jc City. , - with a hard surface sU .tihtire length. * lt h ht*

ji^om SOU Street, Avalon. * • u Stale road of Third Aveaiw 0 .T r Tiarbor. A

TH * »RI?DENT1AL girl Rhen The Prudential in vompary Up** , u fluuou> Prudeatial Girt calendar^ years ago, h perhaps dij t. ■ ** setting for ulTJ’tL' * d r "~ra eg beauly vear by work »°tjld h« easy. But : OH u th, net 1. , ,S

A A«,[ption t l

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