CilY NEWS NOTES OF PAST WEEK

Notes and Gleanings of Personal Character; Little Items About Folks You Know.

Lota or cotU*ea for aale. Bn build on tanna to uuit; money tea conTeymncinc and title-law a apodal-

Jaznea F. Sherry ha* opened hi* boardwalk home and ia now here for

Stewart Graanel opened his Ocean View oyster saloon this week for the Arnold Steiger, of Philadelphia, ia ■pending the week here, Mopping at the Bellevue Hotel, Harry Hobdelt was a Sea lale City visitor on Sunday, looking after hit

property ini

U. C. Hompp and' family opened their cottage here for the Mason

Thursday.

Mr*. Lewis Halstead and sister, Philadelphia, are r.l their cottage here

(or Uie sea*

Key. and Mrs. A. Corbin Brady are receiving cungraUilatioua on the birth o( a baby girl on Wednesday morning. Benjamin T. Leaver, wife and ton, ! of Philadelphia, are now at their cot1 tagr here for the aeaecn. William Barr, end family spent Sonday here stopping at their coUage on I Ariadne Street. iis. Mrs. H. L. VanTbcyne, of Avalon, were the guetta of Mr and Mrs. u Mornbiaweg on Sunday. William Boeder, of Ptuladelpbir, hat £ fats <Mltage open k>' the season, and is tl-d to be hack in Sea lale City.

Mrs. Angus

tk, on a shopping John Preidenback, ol Camden, fi the hshermen who m«4e a good i with rod and real here | Otto Kuehne and soi:, kuolpb, cut Sunday Iwre getting hit bath n readiness for an early opening it the season. | The Women’s Civic Club opens on londay neat for the 1#17 season. The tal aerioi of afternoon card par- * are planned this year. | Mrs. William H. Kuo* and daughter vreoce. of Itoylestown. Pa., are is for the week of Mr. and Mra. . Arnett. | Prof*-., or .1. Nelson Karrel.the Phillelpliia danring teacher, ia again wring here, having taken a cott Ariadne street. Hairy Steer and daughter* EliSrlli and Virginia, spent the fore part Philadelphia with rorge Eirhele and William Muriy. of New York, arc gneet* for the It of Mr. and Mrs. Amberg at r boardwalk home. Mr Eichele i» ardent fisherman, and has made fine catches of king-fish and lktr» off the Ocean Pier during

week.

fche chorus for the Fourth of July Viirocian. under the leadership of f E. W. Coxson. will bold its first d in the acbocl house next evening, at eight o’clock. :•* will please report to Mr, i before that time. av Crunrcktr •ho has been bnsv nter m Eddyetone making anti»i shot and shells, is tioine for a «-s* visitt and still thinks Sea tv .* U-ttrr thin Philadelphia,

he stays.

B. C. Scott and wile returned •ek trom 1 lets• are Water Gap. tbrv spent a week to give Doctor ce to rest up, and recuperate evere cold. The week made wo vuient -in the Doctor's liealtli. >r, and left Hut morning for a 1 real cnie. His place here

Mrs. J. Wolf and sister Mr*. Eleanor Smith have topened their West Jersey Avenue cottage for (he season. Martin Soden, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday here at his Coral Street cottage, getting it in readiness u. soon open for the season. Mrs. Picard, of Philadelphia, accompanied by her two daughters, Mra. Shreen and Mias Picard, cams down on Tuesday to remain at their cottage for the summer. Mrs. J. C. Gallon, ol Washington, D. C. arrived on Monday and opened her Boardwalk cottage for the Mason, She will be Joined soon by her sister, Mrs. Twobey and family, who will also

The ministrel show of the local Moose ill be held in (be School Auditorium on Saturday evening, June 16th. Dancing will follow the abow, with the Ocean City Orchestra furnishing the music. Mrs. Thomas H. Emmea, of San Diego, Cal. and Mr. and Mrs. K. Patterson, of Laurel Springs, K. J. spent the week here, etopping at the Belle-

vue Hotel.

The local Red Cross will give a card party next Tueaday evening in St. JoMpb's Hall, the use of which was The proceeds of the affair will go for necessary supplies to enable the local branch to do iu shire toward equipping the county bsM hospital, which will be established as aoun as the supplies ara complete. JOMpb Geiger, ol Philadelphia, was the boat to a merry crowd of Philadelphians at his cottage here over the week Among the guests were: Teas Flanigan^Marie Flanigan;,Viola Harney, Marie Haugbey, Mabel Kline, Esther Hunsberger, Nan Loggley, Ida Broad, Francis Flanigan, William Smith, James Ferguson, James Tincey, William Tinney, James McDirmott, JoMpb Harney, Michael Haugbey and Marie Lougbr;.

1624 REGiSTEHEC IN CAPE MAY COUNTY Patriotism of County's Young Men Shown by fine Reg-

try on Tuesday

Wives of Baseball Stars Visit Sea Isle City Mrs. Christy Mattbewson, Mra. Uc£raw mid Mra. Lobert, acoomuamed by Mra. George Allen, motored from Atlantic on Tueaday and apent part of toe day in 8ea lale City, having lunch at the Bellevue Hotel. Mra. Lobert is I the wile of the New York National baae-1 ball star while Mrs. McGraw and Mrs. Mattb'wson are the wives of the famed ‘ stare of the great American national

game.

Business Association Plans Big Independence Day

Cape May County registered one tuousand and six hundred and twenty four men between the ages of 21 and 30, inctnaive, on last Tuesday, which wse National Registration Day. Although the places of refcistrstion were kept open until nine o’clock practically the last man had been registered an boor earliar. • Ol the total number registered in the County 1240 were white American born citizens, 1+0 were colored American born citizens, 234 were aliens, and only 10 were alien enemy. The latter clauification is given to all pereons of German birth, and who are not yet naturalized American citizens. Ths Sea lela City Llat Fifty-Mven were registered in Sea Isle City, the list of which follows: List of Registration of the 1st ward of the City ol Sea Isle City, N. J. June 3,

1917.

Thomas Grandrreon Ashy. Lewis Carlton Bobcock. William Brown. Frank Joseph Bosch. Anthony Camera. Louis Cartaldi. JoMph Peter Connelly. Gastev Psnl Cronecker. Chz-les George Cronecker. John Donnensky. John Francis Doyle. Elidano Ediguardia. Harry Alfred Foster. Earl Ira Gsskill. Joseph Hamereky. Michae. Mattero, Wrsh Macinko. Ralph Montagna. John Pooch Morgan.

Nick Onto.

Vincent Patteiarca. Pitta)nea Pietro. Chas. Henry Podeck, Jr. Parvenavizo Roberts. Lewis W. bamnuu, Jr. Frank Joseph Sanoino. William Andrew Sanniuo. Lawarence Willis Sharp. Mannoe'Martin Soironev. bucco Vito. Samnel Weintraob.

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■oalduf Ucxiati alio*- C was H I

( M.M. San

SECOND WARD •Paul Hadden. Lewis Chester. Irving Filch. Corbin Brady. Harry Muller. William Haffert. Thomas Delaney. Jerry Delaney, Jr. John Speer. W ii I,. Speer. Charles Whittington. Edward Armstrong.

Is ad Osier. Isa Here.

Howard Layton. William Tulloer. Mickkolia NelMn.

City Commissioners Hold Brief Session The renewel of ■ note for $3430.95 for > period of four mouths was the only important busineM before the City Commissioners on Wednesday, ports of the Tressmer and nirect Finance were received and ordered

filed.

The Clerk was instructed to give notice that all bills to be paid must be in the hands o( the Clerk properly sworn to, on the firat Monday in the month, or they will not be paid antil the following month. Director of Finance Sleinmeyer stal'd that the State Clerk of Municipal Accounts would be in Sea Isle City on Wednesday evening, to stay nniil he bad made a complete audit of Uie City

books.

Directors Cbapmtn and Steinmeyer ere appointed by Mayor Cronecker to rve on the Board of School Estimates, A ri quest Laving been received from the business Men’s Association for an appropriation of $125 for a Fourth of July Celebration, the Associrtion to like ainonut, it was moved by Cbapnan second by Cronecker, that the request be granted, and all voted in fsvor of it. Representatives of the Philadelphia newspapers after City advertiring, were told lthat Uie finances were not fully understood by the Commissioners; after

REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY SHOWN BY RECORDS Deeds Transcribed At County Clerk’s Office During the Past Week.

for record In the County Clerk's Office, week ending June 1, »17:

Oeaa* Cltr

Ocean Front Improvement Company Kathryn D. Whltrly. Tract brglnnlng at point in center line of Gull Road, 3SI.7 fe with S. E. Une of Beach Road. Sutton A Canon Company to Kverti oreuo. Ia»t 157. lertlim A. T.wnihlp sf Upper

Rutherford B. Ural, rt u». to Lumbert-m Sand Co. All right, title and Interest In atrip of land 5» fret wide and 331 fret nine Inrhes lung, said -trip of land rat lug il« length wntwardly from N. K lunuu Hand and from S. I- r-jrner

of John W. Lloyd, Jr.

Mrs. Louisa Conuu to J. Raymond Sharp. Tract on S. E. aide of Main being lot 6, on Map of INvlslous of land! of Sarah Corson, dre'd., containing 31 arret. J

roods and S3 rods. Reuben W. Edwards,

rrtson. Tract of land at mouth ui I'uod

the State audit they could belter tell if binding on UUnd Creek and Cedar , , J < .reek, containing 43 acres. Alsu tract be-

tbeir would be any money fo* tins pur-

War Will Not Atfect Seashore R. R. Service

A bulletin issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad this week states that every effort will be made by the Company to reduce the numbers of passenger trains, and passenger and freight trains will be consolidated so far as poasible, to move the great shipments of food stuffs that are now taxing freight service to its : limit- With reference to its seashore .service, however, the bulletin de-

' dares:

As far as can now be foreseen, will be able to furnish substantially the usual suvmrr service to seashore and other reaort points, beginning July Dt. This is because the lines reaching such points, for the most part, handle little freight and do not seem likely to be needed extensively, in the near future, for military purposes. Circumstance-*, of course, may at any time alter and neieasitate a change of our plans in this tegard.

Bishop Asks Pasto; to Quit

D. Agosimo Mosaino. Joseph Montagna. Kegmelli Komono. Dean Boyd Campbell.

John Kshner. John Graaso.

Vincent Astiante.

According to reports Rev. Francis Cannon, for throe years pastor of the Holy Trinity Kpi-copal Church, in Ocean City, has lecn requested to reMgn by Bishop Matthew*, who ha* revoked his right to the ministry for a period of one year. Cannon has disappeared, and members of his church have no clue to his whereabouts. The reasons for the action have been withheld by both the vestry and

the Bishop.

No More Jits on Avenue

Plans for a Fourth of July celebration in Sea Isle City were discussed at a meeting of the Business Men's Association, held in the City Hall on

Tuesday evening.

The tentative program outlined at the meeting includes a patriotic parade in the afternoon, in which handsome prises will he offered for the most patriotically decorated automobile. This is to be followed with addresses along patriotic lines, and songs by the Sea Isle City chorus, which rendered sues splendid service

at a recent entertainment.

A big display of fireworks will he held on the beach in the evening. If the musk for the season is not yet procured by July fourth, a band will

be provided for the day.

The advertising committee reported that the sign to he placed at the bead of the Sea Isle City turnpike, reading "Welcome to Sea Isle City” i on the side facing the Seashore road, j and “Good-bye, Come Again,” on the side facing Sea I«le City, was ready j to be yut in place. Five thousand,

circulars, advertising Sea l&le City, ——

were ordered printed, a supply to be The Trauramen's Building and Loan

given to every business house to send j Association has purchased a f IUU Lib- ; declaring the ordinance legal,

out in all mail to out-of-town -people, j erty Loan bond, at a meeting of the j —

Directors held last night. Tbe pnrpoet 3T. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Vnnrhppc Sfcl iouslv III 0, bn>iD, U> * boD,i “ 10 • hom • R« v - J- j- O’FarreL Rector.

VUUIIICC. OCIIUUbiy III of Dstriotiam and to helu the govern

Miuday Masse* at eigni and nmethirty o'clock. The nine-thirty V u **

ait the arrival the i-xcuraiun

Cedar Creek, tiindin* uo Millie rut Slitr* corner aud Our If-- Hind liar, cuntsluii

40 arm.

Bareash «f Waadblae Mryrr IVrrUman. rt ns, to Wuudbli Building and Loan Association, k* Pali of lot 1. block S, section D.; also part or lot 13. block C. section Ii. Annie Besrad to 5-rah Weiner. lino. Lot IS, block V. section U. Tnwaskip •( Dram* Malcolm C. Ludlam, rt al. to Sophia G. Ludlam. All right, titir and Inleie*! In M with build.ngs and Improvements 1 hereon erected al South Hrani*. at a cor tier of Juwpb E Allen's on Last aide of road from Dnmlrvllle to Goshen: binding a, lands of Peter Souder and Robert Hutchinson, er -- talnlng 3aerrs. Howard W. Ludlam. et al. to Malcolm C. I.udlam. All right, title and Interest In wharf lot on Dennis Creek Landing, known as the Charles Ludlam Landing iuC adjoin log lots of Lewis Edwards and Merle-rt CariL containing 35 square perches. Saa I ala Cltr Clarence Pfeiffer, et ux, to George F. Kappel. S32S. Lot 17, Mock I. South point

Dtviskm.

Baraagh af Avalan Lverton A. Carson, rt us, to Sutton A Corson. Lot 6C, section 7. Capa Mar Caart Haas. Joseph Douglass, rt ux. to Margaret J. Spalding, lot 33, block 3. s.-cthm B.. town tola of Harr) K. Do iglass. Tawnahip af Middle < .corse H. Whltr. rt a lx. In Alice J. Krllr). •tm. Lot 1, block 5 section 3. Whitrsburo South Jmr>- Healt) Company to (diaries C. Mattbes. «W5«. Lot X-». plan of Canal l.ds uu S. IL turnpike. Barawgk af Narth Wildwaad Henry H. Odrus to Dorothy R. Hilb. L>4 313. block HO. William Keen, rt us, to Anna Keen Mrgloitbrry. I'udividri half inlrresl In lot 3d, block SS. Ullcna. Canal Tract Cltr •< Wildaaad Robert S. Miller, sheriff, (property «d Mera Lllwuud Wallao-. el al.i to Mortguse Guarauly lUaupaii). S35SV. lads S and 13.

block 1113.

Carrie loitrh to Joseph 11. Morrison, el us. Man. lad II. block M. Anna IU McMurray. el vir. to Phoebe I. MrMurray. Indlsided half lulrrr.l in hdx 5. 7 aud nurtbeasl lialf of hd X black i. td all the goods and chattels up.e< said Frederick W. McMurray. el us. to Alexsder McMurray. Undisdrd half Interest

i lot 3. block IS.

McMormv. rt us. to I mierick

The jitney hm* been legislated <>* I w. MeMurrer. U^tehMd talf ,

Atlantic Avenue, in Atlantic- City, and i.d x block tr.

ita ope ration* are now confined to 1 Joarpb Grlsrnbrnu-r. et us. to Jo Pacific Avenue. This law was pasaed ?“**- «• “>* '• «« o-wih..i:

by the Atlantic City Commissioners, •arovh ^

at the request of the trolley company, Ambrose IMiley. rt us. h> Helen

Hearing on Inlet Station Before Utility Commission

Commissioner Ralph Donjes, of Camden was chairman ol tbs three uirmbera ol the fitate Board of Public Utilities, • who aat :a the City Hall, Sea Isle City, on Thursday to hear arguments for and againat the removal of the Townsend'a. Inlet railroad station (rom iu prraent location to one el a point between Cedar and Rose Avenues. The bearing developed into a little lamilT quarrel, attorney Harris conducting the case lor the pctiuoDcrs to bava the station remain where it is, and Robert W. Hadden conducting the examination of the faction wanting the station removed. A number ol wilnesaea were examinid on each aide, Irom whom it develped that part of the present station ia owned by Mr. Hauuuid, aud that the erection ol a shelu-r at Uie point of present location would sull farther enrosc^i on his property. OUier witnesses claimed, however, that this was not true. William bhelltui stated that he bad penmaaioti also from the City to erect the tbrlter at the end of Koberu avenue, leaving the elation platform wh.re it ia. Reason advanced lor iu removal wire that it aonhl incicaae real estate valnea ■u the Cedar A venue secUon, and was more convenient lor the public. Representative* ol the railroad company alated Uial they were ready at once to erred a shelter at the Inlet, site ten feet by eighteen, as soon as the location .was eclUrd upon. Stenographic iecuida of Uie proceedings were taken and decision will be rendered

Wildwood to Have Closed Sundays Wildwood may yet get into Ocaan City'* via** for a closed Sunday, if the edict of County Protecutor Cole, isaued last week, ia earned out. About fifty person* in Wildwood have signed a request aad forwarded it to the Prosecutor that all placea of umusemen', in the resort be closed on Sunday. The petition mentions sporificaliy vaudeville jh-nvs, bowling al- > pool room* and picture shows. Iu reply to the petition Prosecutor Cole *taU-s that in the future the letter of the Sunday closing law win carried out in Wildwood, and warns owner* of the mentioned amusement* that the Ini is -an, and lU coming off mean* a fine of (10, or ten day* in jai! for the first offense, and indictment under the Vice and Immorality Act for more than three offemes. * A closed Sunday in Wildwood will he rather a new experience for the resort, but there is still hope that cigar* and ice cream may be sold ithout violating the law. and that's more than can be said of Ocean City,

Stop It

Clarence Mazxane.

Bought Libetty Bond

which was forced into the receiver's ! hands because of the jitney competi-

tion.

The Jitney Association made a test ' case of the ordinance, which forced I them off the Avenue, but Vice Chancellor laraming sustained the Com. ioner* in his decision this week,

of patriotism and to help the govi

mem in this time of need.

Ex-Judge Harrison ''oorhees, and The Association is in better condition former City Solicitor of Sea lale City ever before, and has a nice sur-

and Wildwood, is arrioos'y ill suffering pi UI ^ baud awaiting inveatmenlIrum a fractured aioll. While playing lulhaids in the Bingham House. Phila- , . delpbia. with a party of Inruds leal D6 PStdOtlC Saturday, Judge Voorhoes suddenly fell - —

to the door uiyeouskae. Medical aid Show your color*I The Timm* hue on

suuimuud at once revealed the iact tair tiag suckers, which tan he uiwd that the Judge was suficring from a envelopes as seals aud aa decorations

u from Philadelphia

takeujby a substitute physician, stroke, and Irom a badly Iractured shall j, our outgoing correapondeuce. Price

as a rvault of hit fall. i.Sc. pel Luudred. Every home aud Little hope is held ool for his recov- ewv buainras bouse ahould have a

err. his injury being of a very serious supply,

nature.

• household of Richard Sultoa on «• Street. m»a gladdened on Wedby the arrival of a fine baby di. Sutton, who ia now in army . was a visitor on Wcli.e*d«y.

Yon can pay fatf"Liberty" Mxult in rasv inetalltuents. It it mil unly sour privilege bt’t your duty. Subscriptions close Jnne 15th. Write Security Trust Company, Cape May, for application blanks and particulais. No churg* or commiaaioo for service.—kdv. 5-2h-3l

Lots 33 and M. block 33.

tae* May Ojy

Alfred (oaufM-r. Hcceixrr. Ac., to \\i amn (axnpany lounlv. I

MranUwut Landlna on the Del Bay. lamer lue.uxbip aud niutiiu* tliroui xaid Umuxbip. Cape May FutoL aajd t.-->bip asaln. buruusb of South (ape Mj City of Cape M.>. by way -I Scwe+J'a Hu.i

» laud

Lase May Palat

1 ape May lii.pr-.einedt ( um|MU> xauic U- Duuidau Spaeth, t it. II

ELECTED CHEEK LEADER.

ir country calls' Buy

At the annual College elections he'd ' houtl and “do your !

xi 1*1 . , at Flastou. Pa» on Saturday last. VVil- t *“* teaitul war. Man ndniCO .Uam L. Eldredge, sun of M-. and Mrs. ''a|*v May. wn , ..-od man wanted for Lumber and | Thomas Eldredge. of 423 Broadway., Toor sohacnpai

Let us do your printing—e P^'jooal Yard, no Um time, ttaadv work »>•* May. wws «!«ctad Head ' 1 ’ 0 - ^ •« mW t

Su been t>« for tba Cape »Uy Ceunty anything that can be printed, aad *<> I u,r veer around. ;t\ H HHQHMakfk Cheer Leader at Lafayette for the Timaa, |LM par year; lUraaaoaaMy. 1 LUMBER COMi’ANY. Ocean City, N. J. coming year.

a • Liberty” >nard ending

Landing Big Dram fish Some big drum fixh me being caugbt at Townsend * inlet, i'luilip Fiagbouae, of I hiladeipliia, landed two wrigbiug 40 and 37 pouudr, on Thursday, while tins morning J. K. A-aey, ol Camden Fi. D. Compton, of Bridgeton, caught four weighing +K,21,51aud G3 pounds.

Director Chapman ul tin- lb -•arttnenl | of Highways has a weif deLued kick ! againat crtaiu property owuers who , have been thrown gram rode from their

chattels, rigLU and prixi- 1 “ ,C * UM * r * u ‘ U “'

leuia anal franebtars of the Cape May, lirla- w hrch Were cleaned tins Week. The ware Bay aud SeweU'a IVlnt Rallr.x..! tVmi- practice oi dumping rubbish on any pmty. mrtudJn* .Ii the H. R- k^mdaa -.(aud every nearest lot by collage"mart

a-o atop declane Mr. Chapman, as well a= the throwing of broken bottles on the

beach under Uie boardwalk.

PLENTY OK F ARM LABOR NOW AVAILABLE. Commissi oner of fjibor Lewis T. Bryant. >ii a -tulcment to the newspaper. this week, says that there are more appii.-ation* ror positions on farm* than Uu-re are vacancies, and :■ 1. . that any farmer in need of help white or colored, experienced or ir* experienced, communicate with hin at hi* Trenton office at once.

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