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Cape May County Times

Vol. XXXIV No. a;.

CAPE MAY COUNTY (Ska Isle City P.O.), N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE :

CITY NBYS NOTES OF THE FUST WEEK NOTES AND GLEANINGS OF PERSONAL CHARACTER; LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW OATHERED IN THE CIRCUI T OF THE CITY.

Mn. Margan-t AsHiute. 13 U —Dry Good*, Notion* and Men'* i'unilabins*. We now h»xe a full line of everTthlng and are rtady to fill ur wanu. Also tie latest shades Miner* a Yams; Tennis Shoes (Keds), and R- G- Corsets -adv, JtPfelffer 1 * Cash Store, on the BouleWe are adding daily to our extensive line of everythin,” for the i, garden and table. Psinta, oils. yard ware, groceries and flahemcn's supplies. Pay oaah, awl aave money,

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The Barber Shop of Michael A. Liu1, Land 1 r avenue ana Fritz street, s now open dally, with Guy Lt Additional barbers a the season advances. Pull line of tobacco and cigars —ad Thomas McCoy and Co. have open 1 their Caah Meat. Grocery and Protalon Store In Camps' Building. If alia Street. Everything the Best at owest Prioaa.—adv. U. Mazurie's Oarage la now reoognlzed “ard Agency Service Station; repairs sde promptly and economically with ■nulne Pord parts. Pull line of Urea The Jspaneee and Oriental Art Shop.

COfiSON’S INLET M .** r * nt, . Mn ' Stary Simpson, of Phil adeipbia. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Simpson, recently arrived

here from the south.

S Cents a copy, $1.50 a Year

Mr. and Mn. Bd. Bchellenburg arWoodrows on Part* street for the sumMr. Nelson R. B. Chapman, of Camand' Mn!"jr— Com,ntMUm ® r

MIL BE HD

Peter WoUnar announces the openK of his confectionary and ice c rlor. Boardwalk and Ocean avenue. Kid goods and prompt service assur-

- and Mix. Earl D. Coxson. of Millville, were guests of Mr. Coxson'a parents for the week-end. Mias Gertrude Crane has returned to Philadelphia, after a pleasant visit with friends in Sea Isle.

Mrs. -S, Livingston, who has been Rice, returned to her home on Monday, visiting her school friend, Mrs. A. U.

FOR SALE. At a sacrifice, fine boating busln*** r Inside Fishing. Property consist* if 3 lots 12i> feet deep, with water vintage of 7S feet, completely bulk-i-adi-o Largo boat house, 26z5u. euuch, 7x23, engine only used one -* son, including 26 How boat* Capt. P. Johnson, P. O. Box 44, Strathere, N. J —adv. 2L

KOPMAN, TAILOR. WOODBINE, N. J. Keystone Phone, 7-X. Expert Gentlemim's and Ladies' inlng, presalng, repairing and irring. Leave your ordeix with Us Braca, Sea Isle City represents Both Phones. Delleverle* three i« a week. Men's Suits made to rder, guaranteed best workmanship. 1 lowest prices.

NURSES WANTED. A limited number of young women, aving not less than one year of High * bool or its equivalent are desired. > enter lbs Training School of the coper Hospital at Camden, N. J. Ap^ ly to the Superintendent of Nurses.— ' . 4L

GARDEN THEATRE Moving Picture* every nigh* except lends} and Friday, at the Garden liealre, Ocean Avenue. Admission c and 20c for all shows. We are now <oking the finest feature* and comers. Always a seven reel show.—adv.

CONTRACTOR WILL COMMENCE WORK ON MONDAY; MEANS OF FINANCING FOUND, AND WORK AUTHORIZED ON BOTH INLET ROAD AND.ONE AT CAPE MAY ■V FREEHOLDERS ON TUESDAY Mrs. F. P. Henneey, of German town,

Arrived Saturday with their three little ' Al regular semi-monthly mentglris and sre at the Conway cottage on I * B * of the Board of Chosen FreeholdMinerva street until September. jw*. held st Cape May Court House on Mr and Mir. Harry F. Kralas «te,|S£^£^c^£

pSSTwkrt' V and * ork wUI *

of Tioim Un Pitrt x w,lrd - Kon by Contractor E.

MB n low SH ISLE’S WITH THE ASCENOENC7 OF HIRAM LOVE TO THE CITY COMM ISSION, FORMER DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 'S MADE MAYOR; LOVE GIVEN FINANCE POSITION CHAPMAN RETAINS OFFICE.

Sea tale City Is fast filling up with ^ l A l pr ? eM ,wcnty our summer folks. ' A welcome to ve ' ' ro * <1 ^ Wld< ‘ n *<l to forty feet to Merrle GenUemen." you have been > cc< * n,no<5 «<e the Inrreruied travel due mlased. you and your wives and your ,0 J^ opening of the Inlet bridge, sons and daughters. The fwoloUon making the work pos-

sible was fathered by Freeholders De-

Mrs. Chas. O'Connor and children Iiow «»d HcKlssic. and carried with tt were at their Landis Avenue cottage u,, ‘ building of s road north of SUmfor the week-end getting It In read!- son's Lane. In Lower Township, for neas for opening for the season on or Which E. Riley Mixner has the about June 20th. tract, at a cost of 582.047.00. Prv> . . w . The plan of financing is to lake *1*.Professor and Mrs. lx-Roy J. Archer 006 of the combined cost of the two tt Sea Isle for their tjotne In Lake- project* from the general road repair ood, to spend tne s- ason. They will money, and raise the balance by the return next September, Mr. Archer sale of temporary Improvement certiAbavlng been re-elecas principal of cafes, maturing over a period of fl'

the local school for another term. years.

An effort is hein* m.A. A Uvel> ' ufl ett 8 ^ between FreeSea 1«1«_ City this summer. Whether ^

not yet known. »«u., *veus. After resoluUon* and

counter-resolutions were brought for

The Shea Property, on Landis Avfr- w ^ I v U, f m * t ifr w “* to rest nue and Parts Street, U being given a ’" rl01 both candidates for the Job oomcoat of paint by Messrs Shaffer and | DK bef 01 ^, ’ he Board, and being seSutton. The cottage Is now open for le ^. on , lht ‘ b** 1 " 0 '‘bfir ability, the season, with various members of . Co,1,ract< ’ r Joseph G. Champion, who the family occupying 1L J** B ? n, I ^ . or • *“ asked when the

Corson s Inlet bridge was to be coA-

The excursion train last Sunday left Pitted, and stated that the road hag a large contingent for the pleasures of been open to travel for about a month, our unrivalled beach. Bathing was a and ‘bat his original bridge contract favorite pasture. The water was at now entirely completed, but that Just the right temperature and the air ‘be road mu.s.; be closed for two * Wfs agreeable. to build an extension over m wi

out portion, which is now suppltod by

Mr. and Mrt. D. E. Williams, of Bal- a temporary bridge. The section is tlmore. who have a cottage at Landis only shout fifty feet in length, and avenue and Pearl street, are looking abuts Weak-fish thoroughfare. It Was forward to the homecoming of their agreed that when the road is closed to son. who enlisted last May a year ago, build this portion, signs be placed at -id was sent overseas. both the Sea Isle and Ocean City

Wilson, former Buperlnlena- ".“’IJSS

ent of the Samhore Gn, Comfwny. lum „ y."?"" £"”“!?<> “ k*™

accepted a position as chief gas mak Ardmore, Pa., and left ymterday

o have Director

Ith the State Highway to lay before that Sidy

the needs of the County for State aid for road work in 1920. It was agreed that an allowance of 375.000 for repair

work would be requested.

A letter from the Bute Highway Commission, relative to the Corson

Congratulations are In order al the Braca home, on the arrival of a baby girl early Tuesday morning. The christening will take place on Sunday, with Frank Palumbo, of Philadelphia. Angelina Is the name. Mrs. Braca and her newest daughter are both doing fine. Miss Mary Landis daughter of Mr. id Mrs. Charles K. Landis, of the Boulevard. Is home from Columbia, where she is doing graduate work in the College of Physicians and Surgeons which open*' 1 .is doors to women only two yearn ai,o. Their boo. Gorton M. Laudin. le home from college for the

long vacation.

Mr. Charles C. Idler, of Philadelphia. id his son. Sergeant Herman C. Idler, just hack from Fiance, were guest* oi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer, of the Boulevard, from Friday to Monday. Sergeant idler, who Is the cousin of Mr. Pfeiffer, comei directly Horn service i.i Evsf Mion Hospital No 8,

>>«t usd acme pretty strenu-

ous days. • - — Recent guests of Mr. and MrsGeurgc B. Jeff try s were Mr. and Mrs. Upton 8. Jeffery* of Camden. Mrs. Clara Hacki tt of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mr* John Mettzger, of Philadelphia.

and Mrs. Margaret Needham. Upton „ w „„ wl ., Ja bnH f;“ r °1 George. Is editor j w whU# , he eottsg. of the Camden Port-Tel.gram. and urn* on Nep , un ,. „ nwti for

SecreUi j to United States Senator j

. . of the (Sty Commie

am-ieni last Friday, Hiram Love took his oath of offiee and assumed hi* seat, the clerk having certified as to his election on the Tuesday previou* The oath waa admlnisten-d by City So-

A motion by Director Chapman, ondr-d by Love, prevailed, ttiai the Commission go Into i e-organlcation. and the motion carried. Mr r’iD’h then took the floor, and stated that the reorganization was be Ing effected, under a provision of the law permitting It and that be felt that Mr Chapman, being the oldest mem her on the Board, and the oldest resident of Sea Isle City, was entitled to the honor of the office of Mayor. Director Chapman replied to this, that the very tact of Mr. Fitch making the siaicment that he did showed that lie was working without selfish interest, and wholly In the interest of Sea Isle City. He also called attention to the fart thaf for over a year Mr. Fitch had acted in the dual capacity of Mayor and Director of Finance, at considerable personal sacrifice, and that he had filled both offices capably and credit to himself and the City, and be then placed the name of Mr. Fitch In nomination for the office of Mayor and Director of Public Safety. Mr. Love moved that the nominaons close, and the Cletjt cast the ballot for Mr. Fitch, who was declared duly elected by him. Mayor Fitch then extended his hand to Mr. Lore and welcomed him as a fellow commissioner, and assured bis colleagues that he would work always harmoniously with them, and would direct his entire energy In his office for the betterment and progress of the

City.

The speeches of acceptance of Hirn I»v._-, .who was made Director of Finance, tnd of James T. Chapman, who was re-elected to hls Director of pUbwmyahlp. were confined to iwo

Wbrts. “Thank yon." Regular Butinesa.

The regular business meeting was

H Jtherford. Road Supervisor ScheOfta- Mien opened, and Engineer CoUisson ker and Engineer Rice, as a eommtt- Vepon«d that he bad inspected the

work on the Boardwalk, and found It exceptionally Aim-, and that be had approved of It. He also reported that the contractor had consumed sixty working days for the Job. while the con tract allowed only forty, hut that there had been nineteen rainy days two legal bolidaya, so that the

Contract on the Main Seashore Road, work was on day within the time limit, near the Ocean City turnpike, stated i He also stated that the contractor had that unless the contractor completed: done aome extra work, not called for the work by July 16. after that date j In the contract, without charge, men the State would deduct 120 per day Uoning one Item of giving the tops of from the Allowance to the County on the Joist* two coals of paint. Instead this work, and that after August first | of the one called for In the contract.

the expenaes of the Slate's Inspector would be added. Mr. Corson was present, and stated that the work Is held up by a aeries of condemnations of material on the ground by the State Department, after H bad been appro' ed by the State's inspector on the Job. and that the delays were caused by bis being forced to get new materials constantly. It was finally agreed that a committee from the Board would ret together with the Stale Department, and try to amicably settle the controversy that srenu to have arisen be tween the Chief Engineer and Conti.e tor Cpreon, al the latter's expense

Director Chapman reported that the people of Townsend's lulet had requested him to have the present Boardwalk. at Cedar Avenue, extended one hundred feet, and that all the material for the work was in hand, so the only ould be lor labor. On motion of Director Love, he was empowered to

go ahead with the work.

The gas situation terminated the meeting, the Commission a* a whole Josmeylng to Cape May to confer with the attorney of the receiver, to secure the needed paper* to allow the Gas Generating Company, which now has

the plant, to get to work.

Mrs. Edward Buck, who has been ill In bed with a heavy cold for aev«.al days. Is reported to be somewhat im-

proved In health.

TIDE TABLE FOR JUNE

David Baird during hia term oi office. Antonio Camcavo, better known locally as "Jumbo'', arrived back in Sea Isle, after a year In the a of Uncle Sam with the Expeditionary Force in France "Jumbo" brought back many interesting souvenirs. Ineluding a Red Cross Msg, taken from a field hospital in Germany, which be ha* pr«-tM-r.:ed to Mr*. Theodore Delia* head of the local Red Cross or-

ganizaCon.

To get over the bridge. Mr. \MilUtsgton was forced to lay some thirty odd feet of decking bin. self, after which he weal on his way to Atlantic City, returning over the name route. Mr. Whittington's car was the first to go over the Turnpike bridge when 11 was rebuilt several

year* ago.

Sundav 9.26 «.«! 4.25

-'Monday 10.28 10.4K 4.60 6.23

Tuaadav 1 III 11.48 6.4S B.I4,

Wednesday .. 12.»)t* B.43 7.08' Tire first car to pass over the new > Thursday ...12.41 l.M 7.41 tt.04 : Coreon's Inlet bridge to Ocean City Friday 1.3H 1.6# b.Sk 8.6# waa that of George Whiulngton. some ^ Saturday tM 2.64 #.H4 #A4 • - ....

Sunday 3.2# 8.4b 10.2# 10.4* Monday 4.18 4J» 11.18 11.3b Tneedsy 6.06 6.26 12.06 Wednesday. . 6.61 6.10 12.36 10.61 Thursday 6.30 6A6 1.10 1.36 Friday 7.18 7.35 1.5* 7.l« Saturday 7.68 h.SO 2.35 2.68 -Sunday 8.38 8.66 3.20 S.3S Monday #.13 # 37 3.6S 4.18 Tuesday #.58 10.22 4.37 4.68 Wednesday.. 10.48 11.10 6.32 6.43 Thursday 11.31 6.10 6.31 Friday 12.04 12.27 7.04 7.27 Saturday. . . 1.00 1.24 8.00 8.24 Hnndar 1.01 2.21 #.01 #.24 Monday 3.02 8.26 10.02 10.25 Tuesday 4-00 4.23*11 00 11.23 Wednesday. 4.66 6.1# 11.6* Thursday 6.62 6.14 12.1# 12.62 Friday 6.43 7.03 1 14 1.43 hafurta) . 7.3* 7.65 2.03 2.33 Sunday 8.22 8.iS 2.65 3.32 Mvnday U.UV #J2 8.43 4.0# The abdVr tide* are lor the beach

lorn, back water tidj* 40 minute* later.

The Ocean City High School ''mn mencetnent wa* attended by a largi

Tt. Tim,. I. U .1 .imimr J'!™*""'' «»■ vl " Po*t cm I.™ U.W C IV. WlttUw™. Mill.™. Djcn Mr"l. (r.tm SrIM Mlhl-l. ot.a.ln, lb. b.v., - r *' Ciaob.. Hhv-* kitrt MimihUi-. . '•> >”*■ zxjizzjrz. " - -

Mr. M. J. Allen, of Baldwin's, was In

Mr. Lewis Tawne. of Lincoln Drive, who has hern al Sea Isle looking after hls boats, returned on Monday. He was registered at the Spray. Mr*. Ida Harrison, her daughter, Mis* Catherine Harrison, and her granddaughter. M’k* Helen Harrison, have been visiting friend* in Koa Die City for a few day* and have ret urtn-d to Hbiladelphla Mr. James Assy and Mr. John Compton. who have been visiting relative* for a few day*, havt returned to Thiladeipbia. Love Brother* are building a large cruiser for Mr. Lewi* A. Thompso'i. "f Philadelphia, fur hi* use in louring the waterways of the south.

picture every building hu* b. «-n i<<dur ed to ruin* and ibe landscape I* one devastated waste Majo Way write*. 1 am on an official observation tout of the entire front tine and the American battlefield* St. Mlhlel I* an area of ruin*, not a single buildlur Intact "An Interesting place for all Americana, foi we drove tlr* Huna out of here after they had Wccuplrt the town for ovei four year* ’ Thu curt wa* mailed May MIL.

graduate* from Hen Isle City are Min Margaret Ida Miller and Mis* Helen II. Coxaon Mine Miller made the most points of any one in the clasa Mis* Miller and Ml** Coxauu have engaged room* a! Trenton for the state Nor mat Hchie I In tne Freshman class the two high**' averages Were made byPaul C. Rice, oi -a Isle, and the son

of Supt. Steven*, of Ocean City.

Vert Pocket and Box Csmura*

Fitch Drug Company.—Adv.

PROMINENT BEA ISLE HOTEL

MAN PASSES AWAY.

Frank Klllhowr, Owner of the Depot Hotul for Fifteen Years, Will

Buried This Morning.

Mr. Frank Kill hour, owner of the Depot Hotel, ot Ocean Avenue. Sea Isle City, for th- past fifteen yests died from heart trouble early on Tuesday morning. Just two days before hi*

sixty-sixth birthday.

The body waa taken to Philadelphia on the early trait, thia morning, and funeral services will be ondocied in the Chapel of Ivy Hill Cemetery at

ten o'clock.

Mr. KJllhour had been in poor health for more than a year, suffering from the effect* of a paralytic stroke. On Monday night he retired as usual, and in apparently as good health as he had enjoyed for some time. Two boure later he was taken with severe pains about the heart, and suffered through the night until hi* death. Medical aid did not arrive until loo late, but deal h was pronounced as of heart failure by the Coroner. He is survived by one brother. Martin Klllhour. and one sister. Mrs. M. McCabe, both of Philadelphia. Mr. Klllhour received numerous "Black Hand" letters during the past few years, and worry over the threat* contained in them 1* though) to hav« contributed to his 111 htwlih

LOCAL GAS PLAKT NOW IN OPERATION

GAS ASSURED ON SUNDAY, AND PLANT NOW BEING PUT INTO SHAPE; ALL SERVICES CUT OFF, TO BE RESUMED UPON APPLICA^ TION OF THE CONSUMERS; PERMANENT AND ADEQUATE SERVICE ASSURED BY COMPANY OFFICIAL.

ANOTHER EXPRESS OUTRAGE. It Is quite apparent that the policy of the “Public be Damned" of the express Company Is not to change, despite oft-repeated promises to the contrary. About a mo-th ago. Just at the big season of the year, after there bad been free-package delivery throoghoui the lean winter month*, the order* came from headquarter* to discontinue d.livery aervice. Hundred* who hav. had their household effect* and bag gage shipped by Express have been forced to pay additional fees upon the arrival of the goods here for Its delir-

T.

A test case was made last Monday by Mayor Fitch, who refused io a« cept a shipment of ice cream unie.-s it was delivered by the Express Company. After a delay of several hour*, the Ice cream wa* delivered by tbcompany without further comment.

OCEAN PIER TO OPEN TO-NIGHT The D. Cini Ocean Pier Theatre will open lor the 191# season to-night, Friday, with the usual excellent mutton picture* that made the playhouse so

popular the past lew yean.

The ice cream parlor oi Moe Goodman, with 8. Gemini! a* manager, !.a* been open lor sometime, while a lunch room, built on the south side oi the ioLby, will open soon. The dance l1.K:r is completed, sod lwice-a-week dancing will be an innovation Una year that is -irtain to meet a ith iuatanl approval. The entertainment feature* o! Uie pier will remain ander the inanageuieul ol Allred Tosca, who so ably conducted

the pier last year.

HALE AND HEARTY AT NINETY. One of the oldest residents of 8e* Isle City is Mr. W llliani Ryder Bryam Mr. Bryant was born in Boston in 182#, and has bad a most rt-ruarkuhii career. In bis younger days be wa* a sailor, and has made a cuinplt-tr circuit of the globe, a feat in those day as great as croaUng of the Atlantic It an aeroplane al the present

The Gas Generator Company, of Philadelphia lessees of the local gas plain, pending its sale, have had a force of workmen employed this week getting the plant In condition for operation and are now making . which will -be ready for cons jmpuon on Sun-

d*y.

It Is the plan of the new eompaay. acco- ng to Manager Dicker-man, one af th- officials, to cut off all the extaiIng service to private consumers, both for the protection o4 the con Burners and the gas company. Service can be had by application to the company'* office, at the plsnt. Property own ar* will have the gas turned on without deposit, but renters and summer cottagers will be require J to pay a deposit of ten dollars. Tbl* rmfer™. with the custom In other resorts. It must be understood from this that while there will be gaa on Sunday for private use, no gaa can be bad. even where there are now aerriee meerc. unless application is made to the ompany. and the requirement* complied with. an Interview with the TIMES manager Dicker-man staled that under Ike process of the new company, the would be of mwe-h finer quality

The plant la being operated ■■■d*rr a lease arrangement, the city being given control ot the plant for a '‘^r 1 let.tal by the Court of Chancery, and the City in turn leasing the plant to the present operators, who have made an offer to purchase It. The Court baa not acted on this offer aa yet, bat it i* believed that the sale will be cbnKor the present, at least, it appears from this that Sea Isle’s gas difficulties are at an end. For the first time in months, the streets in those section* where gas ia used lor street lighting, will again have illumination.

MONSIGNOR POSSIA SUCCEEDS FATHER O'FARRELL Momignor 1‘ossia, of Vineland, N. J. is to be the aucceasor to J. J. O'Farrell, a* rector oi 8t. Joseph * Church. Set Isle City, for the aummer aeaaon at least. Father Poaaia will officiate at all >* service* on Holiday. Father O^Farrall left quietly on Thursday morning (or In* new charge iu Gollingswood. A demonstration waa planned for hi* leaving, but at hi* ttqueaj only the alter boy* were at the train to bid him good-bye. LOCAL SCHOOL CLOSES. The Sea Die City dammar School dosed last Friday It will re-open September 3d. Tin year w*a a very »uccesaful one, more promotion* being scored by the pupil* than In any previou* year. The year’* graduate* art-: Clay Hutton. Amanda Wright. Myrtle Endicolt. Julia Whiulngton. Virginia r. Edna Dougal and William Htev-

WHY IB IT— That the Sea lale City mail ia left to lay on the *i.iiiou pL.Ionn for from Ihirly to torty-five minute* before it D brought over to the I'oat Office every ruai-nlng. while tile pOKtuffiee In crowd1 With people availing It 7 Thai there D Mill no •■Oort made to ’move the rank gra»* riowth on the ly'* sidewalk* whh h give the town that slovenly and ill-kempt look? Thai mote people do not take an in real iu Iheli City's government, and lend lie- meeting* of the City commiaslonor* every Frida' atu-rwxw? That President Wilson 1* *1111 In France helping befuddle International !«KUen, while hi* presenee I* necd'd hhtue to help settle domestic dls turbanou*?

STRATHMERE BOARD OF TRADE PLANS BUILDING BOOM. The Board of Trade, of Stralhmere, met last Saturday night In the School House . Htrathmere. and dlacuaead w ay* and mean* ol instigating a building and renting boom It waa anggeated that a paid secretary he employed. who would act aa rental and building manager and In general look after the building imeroau of the re-

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Harl M. Watjdington reported hls success in securing an excursion train on the Pennsylvania railroad, and stat'd that there wa* a movement on foot "> grade and grave) many of the va■wnt lot* in the resort .wned by a

Philadelphia man.

The matter of the new water tank of the Htrathmere water company being hulli without a lop. thux affording no

waa one ol ibe gold pioneers of N. l«oi.-cilon again*! dirt entering the and spent several years In the Sian ; irinking water, waa left open until the of California during the rush to that '“-xt meeting, to ax-ertain Just what State, afterward* becoming interested 'he Intention of the water company

in the India rubber indusiry He ha> : waa.

al*o been a fanner. He D one of tie

; ro have cou ” ,h «le..»tio».

* xvr *, l, “'’' , ou ‘I* ‘•"•I. "~k an A m-eting of the Committee at Ttm active part in them, mid wa* the only i appointed by Mayor Filch, to arrange one present. # , jf‘*r a Fourth of July celebration and After hls retirement from active! #. _ . .

ment from active I W'-lcxmie Hume for the boys in the ,OCa, " ,1 ‘ S " a L“‘‘ r "-' ""‘I ,, met last night. Thursday, m

ihlrty-aevdn year* ago; at Ihat time formuiatc plana for the celebrilon.

here were but five Iwum here, and mil detail, will be announced

they were not completely built.

Despite hia ninety year* of age, he l* daily prumeiiader on the walk, and “ carrie* himself erect, and walk* wilh Sanitary H da Fountain Service.— a Strong clastic atep, Fitch Drug Co. adv. tf.

He has lived a methodical life.

strong believer in fresh air and mnshine, and to these and good habits, he -

attributes hi* longevity.

He maintains control of hia facul I lies, and takes an active interest In -

politics and current affairs

Mr. Bryant has a dignified manne

very reticent personality.

CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

Standing i _ ve»r* ol faithful and couacientioua service in the State Assembly, and upon Uie request oi tnv friandi throughout Ibe County. I hereby announce myself a

. . - . - candidate for re-slection, and earnwUv 2" ■" nc,, “W™ -I li» K.p«bS.J

'V„, b, h „ Ml i*"

.11b ftimbU.lor,,, .nd Mr. ! “J"' James ( hapman Mart take. Oceaa City. N. J. 7

D. Cini Ocean Pier Opens for the 1919 season TO-NIGHT Friday, June 20, with iti uiual high-trade j Moving Pictures The Cini Ocean Pier is the fine** along the New Jersey Coast for Fishing. Try it here