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May County Times

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irKUSWES OF MI WE* res AMD eiSOHM (V A GHAXACZSS;

I tuto tlx*—tab* tr*e with m. “r —PMilhrlh Booiarard Store, Sea CUf.—4t-lt OED WOOD, $10.00 PER CORD veritd, cut to etore teagths; leave order* at Pfeiffer * Boulevard t. or drop a card to RA.TCOND ARTH. Ocean View.—ad-wrti*e 1. CHECKXNO ACCOUNT HELPS to keep tract of roar expendis and glvea ydn a receipt for y dollar paid oat. Open one h the Security Trust Co., Cape sat. tf. VSTER8 — MAURICE RIVER are dulicioos now; take home a fried; we serve 'em any style, n Spray Hotel, Boardwalk.— tlsement 46-e-4t. R SALE—OTTO GASOLINE e, rIx-horsepower; now In dally and In good condition; being dUby electric motor; price $9E floor. Apply Times Office.—IS-tf. I AURIC! RIVER COVES AL- * on band. Family trade lullly. Mrs. Harry Jaeobl, Sea City.—e .verttsament. 4fl-tL I1CYCI a FOR SALK—GOOD dIUrn. New Urea. $15.00. k Olden, Sea Isle City. ONE SUCH GOOD PEANUTS AS ■ at BRACA’S.-

ira. Samuel Carmel apent the tend with bar mother In Sewell. Ir. and Mr*. Henry Bennett, of llngawood, were guests of Mr*,

ib E. Lore Sunday,

r. and Ml*. E. W SbeUenberger, bare bees guests of Mr. and Mr*. F. KnOae. lave returned, unea Kirby arrived from Vineland Saturday to visit hie sister. Mrs. re. Margaret Gabel has paid a to Tumberton Green Farm, her

boras Monday and went to CaaIr*. A. W. MUler and her mother. '■ Margaret Strother*, left dneeday ter Niagara Falla, larvta Thompeou. of Lakewood, lalting hie sister. Mrs. LeRoy J. her. ir. sad Mr*. Thomas Burke are their cottage on Landis avenue ttlng It. ready for the winter. Led‘am. Jr_ and family of their this we Ira Benjamin Feed returned Mon from a delightful visit to Pamoa Cart Ford stayed at Owe* r with Mr* Barbcur while hM her was away, is Gleaner Club held Itg 'lias (or the season with Mias rgare; Teleoa. The ffnrt aeetiag > held two weeks ago with the •ideas. Amende Wright

f party, which went to Fhtfals Co eee Mr* Cronecher and her

»ched.ulwd to sail at urettay monua*. <t»d not get away; M 4;XI. the^rtt

LOOK OUT Today i* Friday the Uth! Beware!! Take care! lm an mattere of buaiaam or love especial care meat be otaaerved. Take heed to your steps likewise. Friday Is bed tack, the 11th is 111 luck; but when there Is a conjunction, LOOK OCT! •

ONOOBBGIZBf DSBT 01 JETTY C0KPLETI0H Ocean Front Jetty Hu tbrit Work; Sever lepain Pro-

gmtmg

The Sea Isle City Board of Comilsaloners, last week, noUfled the bonding company which furnished bond for the faithful completion of the Jetty by Contractor William Darla, of Ocean City, tha* the contractor bad quit work and the time for the completion of the work bad long since expired. This is for the Jetty on the beach front at Matilda street. Commissioner Sofroney reported that the work of the repair of the Central avenue sewer, near the disposal plant, waa all completed as far

poaaible to go until the new

pipe arrived. This sewer caved in

about eight weeks ago.

WILDWOOD DRUG ADDICT SEDTESCXD nrRCT. YEARS George Cbestney, twenty-eight, of Wildwood, pleaded guilty of carrying

concealed weapons and

heroin, before Judge Eldredge Wednesday. The charges of abduction were dropped. On August 21st, Cbestney ran off with Clara Baker, nineteen, of Wildwood, and was Intercepted by the Camden Police. Me had lived for some time as the hueband of this gill's elder sister. When he was searched by Officer Humprey, of Wildwood, the officer discovered a revolver, heroin and the

appliances to use the drug,

tog sentence'Judge Eldredge stated. "Chestney. 1 can find nothing in your favor and as a drug user you most dangerous menace to a munlty. You are sentenced to not more than three years or Ism than

one In States Prison.’

The sentence on carrying concealed

SOEDER IS PftEMi OF COMMERCE M FIRST ACTUAL CTETTHG OF THE JEW SEA ISLE CUT - ' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HE 1 D IS THE CITY HAIL TUESDAY * MIGHT; OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE YEAR; KEM2EBSHIP

SIGHS ORDERED.

CITY HEWS MOTES

Maurice M. Sofroney has been PhiL'-delphia on business this we

Mr. end Mr* Charles W. Roberts, of Philadelphia, have been visiting

their niece. Mr* M. M. Sofroney.

Mr. and Mr* C. P. Hem. of Belleplain. were spending the day Wed-

with their son. Ir* P. He-

in a very enthusiastic meeting of the newly formed See Isle City Chamber of Commerce, held In the City Hall on Tuesday night. George Seeder was elected President to serve until the annual meeting next year. Other officers elected were: Maurice M. Sofroney. Vice-President; Thomas E. Ludlam. Jr.. Secretary: William Buckley. Treasurer; Irving Fitch, John Maher and C. W. Travis. Trustee* The elections In every case were unanimous. Called upon for a speech. President Soeuer said that his remarks would he few. and they were. He said ‘Tf there Is anyone In this room who is not a member of the Chamber of Commerce, this Is the time to join. The Chamber will meet In tbe City Hall on each second and fourth Tuesday, and every meeting should see the membership doubled, and this can be done it each member will bring In one new member at the next meet-

ing.”

The Committee on Membership reported that brass membership signs, reading "Member Chamber of Commerce, Sea Isle City, N. J., 1911” had been ordered, and that each member would be given such a sign to place In their stores or offioe* The year is interchangeable, and as the dues for each year are paid, a new /early "marker” would be sup-

plied by the Secretary.

A motion prevailed to make application at once for membership in the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. whicM will entitle the local Chamber to three delegatee at the

County Chamber meeting*

Practically all of the business Interests of the City were represented at the meeting, and several applications for new memberships were

made.

"In my articles In the TIMES, headed ‘The Mayor Says.’ you have probably noticed," said Mayor Fitch, "that I advocated the formation of a civic organization for Sea Isle City. There are many things of a purely civic nature that the City Commissioners cannot cope with, unless they hive the backing of some active or-

ganliatlon."

RASTERS DO SOT WAIT SEARCH BAHTS LEGALIZES Banker*' Comatko Opposes Practice by Tote of 3 to 1—Want

Federal Law

The American Bankers' Association in coavesUoa in New York last week, went on record by a vote of approximately 2 to 1, as being opposed to branch banking or the establishment of branch offices by both state and national banks In any form. After the passage of a resolution preeslng this opposition, steps were taken by banker* from Missouri. Illinois. Wisconsin. New Jersey and Connecticut to form an aa-

Legioa Post Growing

Members of L. Russell Henry Post,

sedation of national and state banks Veterans of Foreign War*, of Ocean and trust companies opposed to city, say that this organisation Is branch banking to undertake a cam- growing rapidly, many applicants palgn for the passage of a Federal having recently be-n taken Into the statue prohibiting national hanks post The poet w 11 go to Cape May from having branches or more than city and take par. in the parade In one office In any state. that resort on Armistice Day.

Munay McLeod, vice-president of

HAPPENIGS OF WEEK 1H80USH0UT COUHTlf haffekugs out of the oruoiAEY THROUGHOUT CAFE MAY COUHTY. COHBEHSED FOR QUICK READING — ITEMS GLEAMED vrqm THE HIGH WAYS AMD'BYWAYS OF THE COUMTY’S RESORTS AMD MAIH-

the Irving Park National Bank. Chicago, was elected chairman of the organization and a committee composed of three delegates from each of the 48 state bankers associations will meet In Chicago in the near future. It was announced to plan a national campaign. Messages from President Harding and Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, were read by President

Thomas B. McAdams.

8. Mowrer. cashier of the First National Bank. Ocean City; H. S. Stalnton. vice-president, and Ed-

Chamber in Halloween Parade

The Ocean City Chamber of Commerce will have a float In the Hal low’een celebration In Ocean City on Saturday evening, October 28. Several other organizations will also have floats In the parade. Sdnte out-of-town organizations are expected to take part In the affair, which la an annual one. staged by the Young

Men's Progressive League. William L. Steven* Dies

Former Mayof William L. Stevens,

ward B. Arnett, a director of that In- fifty-nine, first Mayor under the comstitutlon. attended the convention, as mission form of government, of Cape did Russel H. Nulty. Secretary and May City, and "canning house king." Treasurer of the Ocean City TIUe A of Cape May County, died suddenly Trust Company, and F. C. Simms, a at his home. Tuesday afternoon, director of that Institution. Former Mayor Stevens leavi

widow and one son, Mulford L. 8tev-

BAHK STOCK ALL nx He wss a large owner of land

FULLY PAID a

at Stewart, Florida, •vbere he raised grapefruit and waa formerly preel

_ . _ „ T i /ui_ dent of th ® Merchants' National Pint Xataoul Bulk of 8m Itle City ^ of ^ „„

Will Soon be Ready to do Btuioeu

All the stock .of the First National ink. of Sea Isle City, was fully paid in las', week, and placed on deposit to the credit of the Bank on Monday

of this week.

The charter has been approved by

Open Mow Home tf Wildwood Club Over one hundred and *ny mem hers and friends of the members, of the Wildwood Athletic Club, gathered at the new borne of tbe club at Qienwood and Pacific avenues, last week,

MAYOR CCMMRltBS WORK OF LOCAL LIFE GU ALD6 Tbe regwlar meeting <ot tbe Board of CoaiKlMtonef* of Sea tele City mH la 11* now#* at the City Hall Wedateday afternoon All weather* pro** ant. Routine buainen* attended to. The Mayor presented a detailed report of the Ufa Guard service, highly coatntending the work of Captain William Steven* and hi* aid*. Ha recommended a new Hie Imat. marker* and life buoys. Report accepted and filed. Tbe length of tbe jetties now under repair was determined at 3$e. SOU and 360 feet, the length of the original*. A note of 83,000.00 wo* authorleed to complete hulkheading the ends of street* The matter of storing and repainting ihe benchee waa referred to a committee. Electric service was authorized to MeerwaldV at South Dennis.

PENNSYLVANIA ENGINE DERAILED AT JUNCTION On Tuesday afternoon the engine of the Ocean City line. Pen nay 1 vanla Railroad, was derailed while running around the **Y" at Sea Isle Junctloh. A wrecking train waa sent from Camden and got the engine on ihe treek and the line In working between one and two o'clock Wednesday morning. The passengers from Ocean City, which Included the High School student* were brought over by motor, there being five care In the moloreade.. The order to "connect up wllh the taxi line" was a novelty to the Stone Harbor branchtnen. The Stone Harbor line took the passenger* up to the Junction. lh«n cam* back to make Its run to Stone Harbor and then had to take its freight up. An engine from the Maurice River line pieced out on the Ocean CUy run.

.at the celebration of tbe opening

th. Comptroller of th. Cprr..a>. ,hd 0[ , b . „„ t , |U „ .„ a tb ,

11 l* • 1 “7 b ' „1„ ot th. -rioter .port. Tb. to pb7.m.l po»<«lon ot th, .hotter |b , w „. within the n«t few dry,. ... H . Tre*n, who hr.1 lotroitoced

*~7Z Robert O. Plerpont, who made the

BRAXEMAH HURT 01 opening address Mayor W. Court-

MORNING FREIGHT RUN right Smith followed aa the next speaker and then George Redding, al-

Frlday, the thirteenth, had always ways affiliated with out door aporta, been the bane of P. T. Bennett, of and now Sheriff nominee on the ReCamden. a brakeman on the early publican ticket, also addreeeed the Speaking of the Bank, mom mg freight Into Sea Isle CUy. gathering. Mayor Fitch urged his hearers to gH aaormng he set to work in fear

back of the project with their moral of whtLl me day might bold for him. Elopes With Ocean City life Guard

Mia Me smith, who U tadtlok .t! “ a b “‘““ ‘ CTW ““ ‘ A aer.t m.rrl„. a ,he .lima of ■ T: wa boo. tor th. ^ h«„ pahl,* bo. 11, opoo hm Bo., „ CM,.

lor ml ot Sa U. cm. beam. erahlo. It. H. reloroM to hlo lb . to..,., „•<"

do ..wa . ‘‘ , ! -h-WK col 1 ". -*“ b “>»* "“A- toPool J. tol,,.lonoerl.otcroort. Mr. sad Mr* LmH* Stubus came betterment of the existing plane for Wne ud j^g city merchant, has ^ eeretnony was performed at back to their cottage for tbe week-! lb e organization, opening and cor- moomteetl hie retirement from active m tffn ^ September 22 by the end. Mr. Stub* bmd twenty-two duet * lbe busteeee. due to UI health, at an ^ r Elkton e tak to bis credit. Other speakers were: John L ^jy^ MsMUng h*. -marrying pareow.” Tie bridegroom

~ gave his age aa twenty-two and tbe

bride nlBwieen.

C. W. Lawaer. father of the bride.

—m. la tiead of the Wleaco Screw and 44a-

M d Mr* Walter Sharp have Uam Buckler. John Loughrey an ehiae Company, of Wayne Junction. beea •atertslnlag M» Sharp* «w»- Jame* MeDerttt. _ To Han B. CoU. of Avalon, gee* The Lawaer* have a bandsonae «amtee from DennlsvlU*. Mr. and Mr* la “ the dtatUctlon of balidfig the first ^ tom* in Ocean City.

.te. Mr* Amelia Smith lag. It was brought s«t ^ Uty! to*vter-ziu.n-*tr flying tnacbune In

ELECTRIC LIGHT POLE BROKEN BY AUTO CRASH A party from Ocean City lale Friday night collided with an etectrie light pole at (be corner of Harteon street and handle avenue to Ihe detriment of Ihe pole and the eutomoblle. To a woman who proffered help, the somewhat brusque reply was given, "No, we don't want any help, we are just looking for a lantern here In the gnum." The lantern waa not the only thing that was Smashed. Samuel Price towed the disabled ear to Ocean City, it wae reported that tbe occupant* were unfit to navigate either tbemaelvea or the car, Thr resident* of the north end of tb# town were In darknee* unfll a new pole waa put In place, which wa* apeedlly attended to as soon as It was light Saturday morning.

at hi* Wood-

ere: John

Mr. aad Mr*. Harry A- Prior, of Maher. Thomas E. Ludlam. Jr ^ocg M1 j ftxti

Philadelphia have beea risttlng Mr* Prank Sharp. U. U. Sofroney. Chat a|ol . e

Priort stsier. Mr* Lewis R Cheater, r. Hata. Herman Diamond. Gostar

Morahinweg. Maurice Feldman. WU- MMIUMMM V0L0PLAME

had taken i

Cape May County. The loach in* la WRdwood Drop* Hotd Plan

im BAa^th ^ ^ [>r ^ ^h_. ^ Mt . rT “ d “ ht. .«* ru. »I. Eeaeh ^ .1^ -hta, hu t»m » bm., o, Tr^f «

Traaeful sn abort flights in Europe

s to the,'

flor Suadny were Mr. Uy. a' the Lincoln: Mra

V*** a —a r^.n-1 wr— annouaoed that odor* Hlidertrand and (lle committeea would be appofcntad -their boas* «b Marta* Place ^ ^ mexX meetin-g Mrtaoa atreet «a Thwreday after ^ CO'HTRACTQR TO STARr WORE ON NEW TUCKAHOE ROAD

reeawittv. The mad:!

ha—mea t of th* home of Borough rw* Raipi. Peteroou. on 2far street.

TO IA3CE POSTMASTER

referred to the

Board of Otvenwra for further cavea-

ts being built in t?i* tlgaltoo was Bald over for some fur- ‘ I* ” ‘ ther date by tsar body aad now reata.

Wittlatn Upkln. of rbe Ocean Pier Company prsaenfed rbe original idea a?4 larer rbe plan w*s ehaagad to the Haekenoury eyatem Thla carle for. a—ordinc to some ot t ie Board of Trad# members, for 'be system to do

local commttb

Than Is eoasSA fable later ear

y* that ha h. win start work nexl Monday ou re- not a Rttl* c-irtoatty ta th* m»»u*r of the d»r-et»ag of i and be la- the road from the Main Sea- th* new postmaater !» Omaa City. workl»* In dtaf net* *o«n*wliai be step of aim abore Roan, fkimagh Petonshar* to The Osae of the laamthen. B. Fra*k the aat* «rf Uberry Bond*. The *y»- , ciaj of ube Tackaho*. This road la part of th* amlrh. la drawtag to a dose- There tern -bwe so eolloctmg of i

* 15. aad are —id to be acveraf patriot wiMag hrnvm chat -a rhe baads of rbe dlto fnmbM the aaerifice aad take the reezetf eauunlctee* Thia t'lea of - fflee If forced to do sc. Ir« past who local people doing *11 th* w>»rk aad U wIK to >* eomatiung that no owe eke promoring syerom nealrtmg a W-

» or ba willi eg to sag- mm at matter, approximated af f SO

ITALIAN K HELD FOR IN MIGRATION INVESTIGATION Voeee Corattl, nineteen, nn Italian unable to speak English, waa on Wed seed ay brought before Judge Atdredge, at the Court Hopes, charged with having stolen good* la hi* po»-

snton.

When he wea amrebed a revolver, holster, and amnvpnltlon enough to start a Mexican revolution wae found on fela person. When qneetlotvad through the Interpreter Dominic Lon* cal to, he canned a laugh In court by stating he bed the firearm* to protect himself when be came to Cap* May Count/ Khiladolpht* He wa* give* to the custody of ffce Sheriff until the SmmfzraMon Strthovittes could he Informed, sad an (nveaflgetion eouM be wade whether he smuggled Into tfcle fountfj. T0ZEB FREED ON CHARGE OF EDUCATION LAW VIOLATION William Toner, r>1 Clermont, wea charged with riotorion of the cowk pillowy education law before /edge Eldredge. on Wedaeeday. fils so* Richard being ah—*f etghf of the nineteen prevtomt nehood years. Tozer explained tfcsr It wae without any attempr o» hie pari that the hoy remained home, but was due to circumstance* beyond bis thontfM, namely siekAess in the family, fba boy fnjoring Me wrist, etc. Judge Eldredge accepted Tomer'* staCementa and Toser promised the boy would be more puncrudi Bn attendance

amytking Biha a sure

ten* part at watt.

with rawer geaaratly cko— latoraeted ft

teager at braakUng W Jd wo— end sad the -a— of craatig an fi>r mmn euw ra advance haw dw eaJJ to duty pi ■—snt er teambte plan

Wbaf la a Aa anderiaswr is a maa who follows eh# i-iedteal profewHoe Adi good rbiia* come to Mm wise