ms BH OF IW JOT Interesting Happenings In the State Carefully Condensed
Twenty cmaee of — diphtheria, two of totwrcnloeie i of pnecmoclj hare U***’ rer" to the Booth On nj? village '
board In March
The manufacture of planta of the Atlaa Powder the PI cation y anenal •*"* ** lee Powder conipany, !
nelly tacreaalnt.
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(.at the bjaRD OF CHOSEN FKbErtOUK
f •mpanv.' ek*
COCKTT BOARD OP TAXATION
corsrrr or capk mat.
Eventa ef All Klnda Gatharwd From Variou. PoinU In tha State and So Reduced In Size That They Will Appeal to All Claaaae of Readere. The Wildwood aerie of llagies baa organized a marching club. The Millville Chautauqua asaoclatloo haa elected Charles M. Ware president In the event of war the navy depart ment will use the Dover General hoapltal Otto J. Swenson of Troy, S. T, haa been appointed city engineer of Sum-
mit
Cape May county teachera will have a two daya' Institute In the Week of March 26. Plans are being drawn for approxl- , mately &00 dwellings to be en-cted l- 7 Colling* wood.
About forty women < gymuaslnro of the C tu connect ion with the a Orange branch of the /
For Women a S
lied in the! high school | ivhka of the!
Dr. F. B- i
f Btatl*tP-t«n. dellv
. Flrmt Presbyterian fntly. on “The
r army aod mint't la pee
, was badly turned and pan it of the Henry B Worthing works. Hairtaoc. shot down rben two roar-inch fine* of the boilers blew out
gently
e on April 1.
Jersey
The Central Railroad of New/i.ea from is considering extending its " Briageton to Deerfield. Blount Holly officials bay' voiding of paordlnau -e proMbldng the radea without penults.
Fire Marshal
According to Counts'* in 1 llouceatar Martin, the Ore lojlf** county b«t month ' e railway 1* beglrThe PnblV- aervf ibte tra klag Its Has *>tr.g work on do>ytVmentuo Park,
sll the way to
^uanklng inaUtutlons of The three Mow nepoans at the doss Woodbury fb -March 1 o< t2.y*L.HAm.
of btulnesa ‘
Appotntmcat of committees to
range the “Boom Irvington"' lelebratioti. May 2» to June 2. wW be made by Dr. William F. Bottomfty. chair
man of the general committee Mobilization of the members of tbe
military units *«f tbe National Defense OrganUatloo of Summit Is being lHan ned. Tbe men will be called oat on a
date and at an boor unannounced.
OFFICERS Directs* HEXRY S. RUTHERFORD Vice-Director AUGUSTUS HILTON
Clerk
F. W. FOWKES Sea life City County Collector JOS. L SCULL Occam Cit, Solicitor JOSEPH DOUGLASS Cape May Court House Coasty Engineer LEANING M. RICE Wildwood Read Superriaer DANIEL SCHELLENGER... Sept, of Wright* and Meai DAVID W. KODAK.. .Cape May City Steward of Almalaocee LEWIS T. DOUGLASS Cape May Court House So perinleadent of Soldiers" Burial* JOHN W. BEEVES.. .Cape May City Custodian of Coart House LEmId S. SMITH Cape May Court Boose l ira. Demonstrator GEORGE B. THRASHER Cape May Court House
O. L Bisekweil
W. J. _ Samuel
..Wildwood
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS John H. Stratton Pel*
Led Dickens*
Cha* Shields Cope May Walter Ruthorfoed Crdd Spring JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF THE
COUNTY OF CAFE MAT
Cape May City—Jamsi J. Doak Ruobon Ludiam Ocean City—Jeromo S. Sash Freak H. Ware Arthur D. Ban ow*. Police Justice Sea Isle City--Alfred" 8. Steelman Edward C Stevena Wildwood—Girard Livcaey
| Camden Safe Deposw a Tyust Co.
Money depowted with this cocq>any is secured by Assets of Over Nine and One-HaM Million Dollars. Interest is paid on both check and time accounts, and Depeots aggregate Over Eight Miffion Dollars.
B. C. lagerzotl J. Charles Faeh M. L. Branin Georgs L. Shaw
George J. I West Cape May—David Hughes Woodbine —J. S. Levin Morris Levin
LIST OF MEMBERS
Worry over eoutlnuoos which drove him Insane a year ago. culminated recently in the death of Frank Ferris, sixty-two. pf Weehawkes, at the inaane ssylum at Hnakc
Jersey City men are organizing n Home Defenae league. Frank Steven*, chairman of the safety first committee, and Frank Hague, director of public safety, constitute the committee In ch- rye.
Carroll B. Merritt of Madlxoo ha* been appointed by Govern or Edge on tbe citizen* auxi lary committee of the
-tin* rootereuce of the Gloocaa-] department of coaaenraUoo and de- _ . . ,-lament to further the Intererta of
the elate.
Tbespt£,uy Sunday W-bool naiwclari**
t Mulhca Hill April 28.
Fleming!on Meth»U»t church .-equested It* imator. tlw Rev. A. E. jatning. to remain for another year. An armed guard ha* heeu placed by the »■"*«* Jersey Water coaipany over aT *t» property In northern New Jersey. The camp of tbe National Lragur For Woman's Service, with headquarters at « Park place, Newark, la ready. Ur* J. W. Bturmer haa been elected president of the Collingwo<id FarentTearberV ***■• latlun for the fourth Judge Mark A. Bolllvan of Jarse/ City wa* boomed for abvrtff at the dll. ner of division No. A A. O. II. of Harriaon. Frwnk Ackley has been elect*d Inspertor of the Woodbury txmrd of health, succeeding Joshua l**w*ou. ra-
A naval recr. 1 mg traveling party win visit Woodbury between March 2b and 31 for recruiting men for the
A wireless station with a night rang* of TOO ml lea ha* been Inatalled at Cape May by E- M. Murrsy. a Philadelphia Mariiol engineer, aud K- 11 Hartley of the Miami station vriil be tbe auper-
luteodent-
Mark Edridge, formerly of Almones. son now t- Bombay. India, ha* writ tan County Clerk lAffert;. at Wood burj for a copy of bis birth certlfleatt In order that be may get a passport -
Operatkma have begun on Burling ton county’s tulxrculoel* hospital at New Llab-.n Tbe building will coat
about fMjOM.
Hunterdor co*mty chapter of the American Red Clues ha* teen organ lard at Fleming!on, with Mr* F. H.
Eng email cnalnnan.
Newark's poetal saving* bank depo: it* have reached Sl.04i.7i3. *ccurdtag to a circular received Irum Waahingtoe
by Foatmaetcr tiUuiott.
The Rev. Uriah McCilucbk haa resigned a* |ia*tor of the Find Reformed church. Irvington. The resignnticn
will take effect In June.
Plans are being formulated for thi annual ball of the Equal Suffrage league of the Orange*, which t* as important aortal event of the poat-LADtes it wrlll be bed April 20 to Or
ange armory.
At a public meeting a rvaolnUoc waj ueaulmoualy adopted to the effect that Haromontoo la an ideal location fot the proposed new state normal school owing to It* geographical lo-atlon, ac cosaltJUly and climate. Hen*tor CurueUua A. McGlenmm of Hudson county and his brut tier WlllUm of East Newark are among benefl Claris* unde ‘.be will ut the late Mr* Bridget MeGlmnoo. the senator'* moth •r. admitted to probate.
.mk
.1928
Name. Addrvza. Diatriet Represented Term Expire* on Januapt I«t of the Year Opposite Name.
OCEAN CITY
Add.-ca*. Ocean City
John P. Fox John E. TownSend
SEA ISLE CITY
Address. Sea lale City Thao. E. DeBow 1«0 James F. Eustace
WILDWOOD
Address, Wildwood Augustus Hilton 19J8 Charles W. Saul 1818 CAPE MAY CITY Address. Cape May City John T. Bennett 1»J8 3enry S. Rutherford 1818 UPPER TOWNSHIP Address, Tuckahoe Hope W. Gandy 1818 DENNIS TOWNSHIP Address, (Peennont) Avalon Levi WentxHl ’-818 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Address, Cape May Court House Stillwell H. Townsend ..1820 LOWER TOWNSHIP Address, Rio Grands Jus. P. ManKiasic 1918
Dennis—A. B. Hohnea, Dennirrille Thomas J. Dun-ell, Belieplain
Middle—L. T. Garretson, Cape May Court Horn Luther M. Swain, Swainton
Lower—Frank Eldredge. Cold Spring Upper—James Shoemaker. Tuckahoe
ASSESSORS OF CIXIES-BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY
Cities
Cape May City .^J. Allen Wales " tn City Dr. H. T. Foulds Isle City Wm. J. Fox Wildwood Lynn H. Boyer
Avalon R. W. Rosenbawm Cape May Point Norman Rigor North Wildwood Robert Bright South Cape May.. .Albert J. Rudolph Stone Hrrber Hugh MeMvrUu West Cape May Harry S. Fisher Wildwood Crest WHIiar-. E. Zeller Woodbine Israel Eisenberg
Dennis Rolls Hewitt, Ocean View Middle .. .V. N. Brricson, Dias Creek Lower Chas. C. Bohm. Cold ** Upper George Hoff, Ti
TAX COLLECTORS FOR CITIES, BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OP THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY.
3t3»AAir>»3l3k3>3ljnk^CC«»3PCTMa
D. EVERETT TODD Painter and Decorator 2301 Federal Street, CAMDEN, N. J. I am prepared to do your paintiog at any time or place at short notice. A trial will convince you that you have made no mistake in employing a man with TfcirtyFive Years experience in City, Town, Country and Sea Shore Painting. Best white lead, linseed oil and pure color. Let me serve you. Branch—WILDWOOD, N. J.
Ocsan City Sea Us City. Wildwood
The regular meetings of the Beard held on the First and Ttnrd Tesaday of each month at tbe Coart Hnasc,
&« M» C-n Ho™., u 1ZM A. H. ; W ^u, A. Smith
Cape May Point J. T. Huff
CTsNniNn cmmittf.es 'North Wildwred.......P. L. Pstciaoo STANDING GOITMII i ten , May.C. Marshall Rudolpn COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR . stono Harbor Clarvncc O. Letzkos
SJSJSyaSt: ::7. Harn H T -
ALMSHOUSE—Fox. Bennett, Gandy, Woo<ibin * ^ J<>M P h 1 * at
S. H- Townsend. WentxeU.
BRIDGES—WentxeU, litfnett. Fox,
Eustace, Gandy, MscKiaaic. SauL
While driving an suto tru k bekegUig to Guaman Brea., hardware m«rehanta of Caldwell. John Galloway ox West Caldwell In *u effort to dodge a freight train, was bit by an Incoming
passenger express train
Tbe I tody of a drowned man
. msaukeo creek at West 1’almyni Ua»
The Feunajlvania Kal’-r-wil company j been Identified aa that of Jauie* Mclnba« aasurvd M<»re«town that It baa no tjr# of Btcdentown. w tn disappeared
' from the aand lighter Leslie In the
I Delaware river. Dec. 8 laat
PUBLIC BUILDINGS — Wcntrell, J. E. Townsend. BILLS—EunUce, Hilton, DeBow. AUDITING—S. H. Townsend. Gandy,
DeBow.
FINANCE—SauL Eustace, S. H.
Townsend.
LUNACY—Gandy. Fox, Bennett. LIGHTING—Hilton. MacKisaie, J. E.
icfa of the Red Craaa society Townscrd.
L_# t-een organized in Magnolia with ROADS—Rutherford. Bennett, Detbe following officer*: Chairman. Mia* Bow, Eustace, Fox, Gandy, HuJean KacGarvle; vice chairman. Mr* | ton. MacKisaie. J. E. Townaend, Albert Mocri*: aecretary. Frank Smith: S. H. Townsend. WentxeU. troasurer. Chariss Wood DISCHARGE OF PRISONERS—S. H.
Townsend.
found to BURYING SOLDIERS AND SAIL-
Dennis H. M. Carroll. Dennis villa Middle. Willct* Corson. Cepe May ~ *’ Lower Scott Seymore. Cold Sp Upper Alfred H- Sapp. Petersburg
ORS—John W. Reevev.
BOARD OF SCHOOL ESTIMATEVOCATIONAL SCHOOLS—Saul,
Bennett.
A i’rifonr.-V Ail »’.~-i«-tj. the first *»- aociat.- :: of Its kind to this country, ha i teen organlz«-d at the Eases coon ty penitentiary. CaidwriL
mrd of <|
The Bdlevlile b
er» la a letter, will ask ar» to widen Waahington Mill to J ora lemon street*.
Incvrpor*ti-H» paperr. have been filed | for the Hutbenlan Greek <"afboU. Church of S Peter aud flt. I'aul. ami | an edifice I* lo be ere<-ted for tbe <«l„ny In North Millville. Re' Mat fclo.h of I'hlladelphla 1* l« be the ps*
f revbold- j tor.
COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS ■pe May Coart Hoase
FRANK W. FOWKES Real Estate and Insurance Broker CONTRACTOR Notary Public, Cowminrioncr of Deed! Estimates Furnished for Cement, Concrete or Stone Curbing and Footwafta. LOTS FILLED IN AND GBADED Sea Isle City New Jeraey
j l.nbe Oldring. the former A inert"-* n | Vague baaetwll player and who quit j
The extenalon of the Sew Tort ship- tha Athletic* * > «*« (*™ yard Hit- tt«- ilmlU of Gloucerter over ! Ing oo a place he purch*“ed near Fhl I the GaiDdeu oilv line ha* cnwmd a da ‘ loah. haa been among tie fine *uutb 1P...A ut real «tat« there. I Jersey farmer* to start the p!a.itius j
rrwvU
• n-org&uUatlaB of ! ".epartuieat and the Hr engineer will ha
e Uarborttto. Kerbort. at David Mislay, ilty. In l*hlia
The United State* flag will be u«. aa a deeorativ* emblem at all meeting of tha New Jeraey Federation <jf Wo mea'a Club* In the future This wadomanded by Mr* Jama* H Ro»eikranz of Ho!».keu at a re,vut uir.lt..
^ w ^. ESdla-Ti an.! wt^efa < I fired said to has* contained threat* to bl- >. Aim, by up tbe Bdb* n plauu at Meat Oran
Supreme Court Justice
HON. CHARLES C BLACK
Cirruit Court Judge
HON. HOWARD CARROW
Common Plea* Judge
HON. HENRY H. ELDREDGE Clerk of Court* and County Clerk A C ARLTON HILDRETH
Deputy Clerk of Court* and County
Clerk
STERLING W <’<t;.E.
Sheriff
ROBERT S. MILLER Deputy Sheriff MEAD TOMLIN" Surrogate EDWARD L. RICE Proaeeutor of the Pleoa EUGENE C. COLE County Superintendent of School*^ Secretary uf Vocattotui. Srh<m» l AARON W. HAND
OF THE POOR OF CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OP THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. atk*. Caps May City A. G. Bennett Ocean City T. Lee Adams Sea Isle City Arndt Gordon Wildwood N. A. Cohen Boron gits. Avalon K- Needham Cape Mar Point Peter Krupp North Wildwood Thoma* Corson South Cap* May— Stone Harbor. .Marie L. VanThuyne West Cape May Wm. H. Smith Wildwood Crest— Woodbine R. H. Reiner Townships. Dennis .. G -o. S Robinson, Dennisville Middle D. D. Burch Lower Jerry H. Wools on Upper . .Wm. S. Eldredge, Petersburg
MORNHINWEQ’S BAKERY Bakers ol Sew Isle City's Faaaoos U-NEED-ME- BREAD ice Cream and Fancy Cake Makers All Lines of Confectionery LANDIS AVENUE (£l CORAL STREET Telephone 24-3 Bell Sea Isle City, N. J. SoogCBacHXB»ooct30oogmsM»Pcg^^ „ u rngBacaat
Notary Public J. P. DELANEY SONS Sea Isle City Cement Works All kinds of Cement Work Done. Walks, Porches, Pier*, Chimneys, Blocks, Lawn Vases. Hitching Poets, Building Blocks — Plain and Ornamental Also Plastering, etc. Agents for Cape May Sand Company. Tel. Bell 5 Landis and Ocean Avee, Sea Isle City, N. J.
CIT cl^s L of H the D county H1P IJ***®***^^
CRk» o
Cap* May City William Portti x Ocean Cittr Harry A Morria X
ale City Inrmg Fitcl
or cape may |5 Real Estate Insurance
BUILDING LOTS
In a Growing Section Ripe for Improvements
COOPER B. HATCH
:& CO.,- —
i Avalon BaC **f!*W. Rosenbawm; 1 Cape May Point H. H. Busae .! North Wildwood.. George A. Redding \ S^irth Cape May Elvtn B Martin 1 mot* Harbor Leo F. McCraver. West Cape May Theo. W. Reeve* Wildwood Greet..Harry L. Nickerson i j Woodbine L. C Abram*on |
"lawMWv*
. Deani*.. Osmaa M.
Dennisville j
Geanr. Dei Middle.. .A. T. D. HowrelLDiaa Creek 11.oww.Charles C. R#evfc.W.^e May j Upptf .Jaeae T. Yauc^Boeal^'a F
211 MARKET
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