Board Inquiry on

!*ow*rer. tor t*e prtt*’. M tk*i j •antf. MbtxM be »»«• ;or . | j -o±4 m occasion re^alreA

Patent Bodges ^ “vrr^. “

|^de«i to preserce the historic naJise of

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

Mrs Margaret Bright Is dow* get

'reDw'.ck by applylst the Basse Fe»- (|BX tbf D , pot Hotal ia readlMB for Hew Jersey State Highway Coe- ^ ck brlKe to the •tra-tare orerFew ^

Discusses Step* to i' 1 * Cr ~ k °= Boat* «. Mr lc< i ji™. Cwtare Morahlawec

P«k Expert Eng.neec 1Iid Gas tare. Jr., apeet Monday | Major Wiliest G. Sloaa of Valley lB City.

«-as aeleeted ear^eer by the new p» u i Kite spent the major portloc

l s “

ISJ 1 wmu*. 1-n w--

c„p Ora.™ to seat. "! Tlona. Wu«P. to»» 1*T jaorelM » Wfi » 'y

t .| E«*nuBd Alff. well know* Camden

mite on Discusses Steps t Meet Labor Shortage

Pick an Expert Engineer

was a Sea Isle City

who resigned shortly after the home of H. C

Mrs. Joseph Sharp and Mrs. W. Kan die Journeyed to Philadelphia on

Wednesday ttontlng.

John M. Cormier was down with) a party of friends, stopping at! Bosch's Hold orer the week-end. Henry A. Schmidt, of Philadelphia.

rm was a visitor over the week-end. ac-1 Car companled by his mother, as a gu-at

of Mr. and Mi*. J. P. DeUney.

Be Under Wsy at Sea Girt

la July snd Auguat.

M. E

TBEVTOX.—Extentlos of the prtn- i

birthday

board. The reaointion by which be The Ladies* Tea of the — _

was named was presented by Commit Church wae held at the home of Mr*, the gas otlllty. was able ^

.loner Percy H. Stewart of Plainfield. H A Endlcott on the bonlernTd on oa Monday. .* i ^ * T**j* *

and seconced by Commlaakmer WaV Toesday evening of this week- ment to his jonse through sic* « , tr. -rri-de ter Kldde of Montclair. Stewart is a , »•_ . member of the Penn- Oakley Cowdriek. well known Sea

CW ol tomoct. -hR. Kiel, U . R»w»- UUiwI Bui -m wlUi toe com*er. mUtoUbl. bmM.r

R'»» • ■»“=» U to . «■ o. lb- toruU, .. U« >to 2. JS. iJ Utoto a TR- ‘".J -> *' Cto-UU. ORB. U.B -tot

“ a “Sr/ ZZZTSZS . X", ^bb. R-ruto MOto. -Ro Rotda . bIT. “> ' r --;-" r o' ^ -Vn ,U rfo.i^l PRlBarttbB. B -O- toROiBlRl. ttoRBR ROBOOR BHU-

Rrtd.. cuKtoUdR. MR p«<toUf Mb MUT Brool. Ru B.to Rb r“ s: zzzzstjz sir

S nrRT.yr' Omiy «ac trm tmlj tombCR flfc 1 SBr 00 Store ud tbot if led Kb. Ttm b M Mil III I oaRBC ord-RUT o0 Horn by wbkl it <BR be !—poied. It b the ■apteme oil itoie—lie bolt of soden pnelea—fbot M ookmm kereoae, coaoiiae or dirtiH-te for fod—m biiofo to tho fobait —o bob <d Ike ootlm pUreo—the tot, deoa oooktaf boat OBB At bot

ST Br“ esd MooeR—RB. —ReK W Be MecArtRcr BtoRo. Compou.

the highway system crosses the In- *

land channels and meadows a few ....

• u»e Barnegat Light, tbe vlc^presJdency of that

The “Health Palry" touring the A Novelty Dance and Card Party

nation-wide contracting concern. Cc^tnj gave n dewionstratloe in the will be given by the Parent-Teach-Within one year he was promoted to Wt . city school Thursday, moch ere - AssoeUtion for the beoeDt of

miles south of the Barnegat Light, the vice-presidency of that company. JO (b , dc lig h , and Interert of -the the Msmortal f^nd on Saturday. Commissioner f Kldde^SedtStt «T»Ue with this coanany be carried eblldnB _ This is part of a State- April 2»th. at the Moose Hall, the commission is on record ai op- on Urge contracts In this ana tore, rn side health crusade In all the public Mayor and Mrs. Irving Pitch, ac^Ld w Wlng royalties on patented countries to the extent of hnndrtd. Khoota . companled by thrtr daughlerJKnthartlc’es, and urged great care In ap of mtlllons of dollars. In FeomaT. AUe-ations to the borne of Edward enne. and Mre. Katherine Fowke*. toBOtoinr nB.^fed deshTu for bridges 1»U. “s was given the rank of ma or B ArceU OD ^rcet are pro- spent from Thursday to Saturday of

giteslng rapidly. They include ro-.Ust week In Bridgeton, with Mr.

modeling the porch Into a sun parlor.. Fitch's sister.

and the addition of new steps and % Mrs. Edward B. Arnett went to balcony. Philadelphia on Monday to visit

To replenish the church kitchen.

- — - recently operated upon. Mi*. is now able to sit up. and hopes soon

to be able to return to hsr

New Tor*.

The card party of the Civic dub. held at the Henry Brook* last Friday night, was

prsirlus patented designs for bridge*. lsl *' be was gl Tfe P t Mr, Vooel expBB.0 ih»t B-rr B tRe conomctBO toco. «

bot toor «,ois«ia «UoW ro,«rf UoluO Suto oro, r , Id tR« ototrotum ol bMta o! tR« *!-r w “

Bucnle type. Tb. CRlooo BokdI. SRb« B»R tbo T»«t|ro~»o0 H«OlBrldoc CoBtoty, wito type ot brldjc BCDt EDXBtoC - Ptoto TM. to

h-d RCD opproTeo ty tic old c~o»U RRRtolBo toot chcroc B 1BR1_ roB ^ b.,„., E Soo oBo to lie tbrcc bridocc Bodet cod* -»y toBtyootlon. He U Cl yecrc „— rhoRc.

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church better than ever before. The Sea Isle City Chambo will meet next Tn

Other members ot the night In the City Hall, and all

committee ar« Senator* Bright at ben m urged to be present. Cape May aad Richards of Atlaatlc. vaJ . d B Arnett. Chairman of and Assemblymen Chamberlain ot city Improvement Committee. Essex and Welsh of Hunterdon. wor t on the port of the rioan-

Mr. Vogel was directed to make to- AUoniey General McCraa. special up district committeemen, and that

counsel, conferred In exeeadee ses- MTe>& ] districts show a moat marked

with the committeemen.^ Sidney .mproTement.

^ A tidy

cos lor designing a bridge, this to Senate President Wall worth eluding the royalty Involved to the chosen chairman *»<

patent rights.

luotilry Is Directed la order that the

be fiord fled with further information

qallies as to the extent to which ccle bridges are covered by patents

from the city of Chicago, which was a TmtT ^ Paterson was nam d ste-

rolvtog Ba^ule bridge. U-lou cosuty as^accoununL . Zr the Memorial Tablet Fund, and

itabUsbed policy . ^hm^ri^Vla^ui * <xordl,lt 10 P wct * ,lM “ th * t of royalUes or ^ ^

^ ^ line, a distance of 12 miles, was urgvd

i of Public Roads at Washington,

which

against the permed of royalties

any tee* for patent rights. Mr. Vogel ststed thst

i commission by s Cumber-

mortal Day. Contributions are requested from ail the cltlxen*

_ B..p»...»D. ...to c«..ldc -pey- ID Sec Ulc eu, B-toO atlon wes emergent to character, al _ ^.Heitor WaHcr M. U|U ,an<S Contributions though consent bad been obtained Llt^nSelTind «*«« to Mr*. J. ( from the War Department to cioae the ^* rp .' . r Heevea m.m- Prealdent of the Association, or to DOtoO-:... MCDCRCCCB (CDB Ctootoc CRBORB. ^ CBBto Mtoto. toto ^ H . m F K^B. U to April 1 for the purpose of bridge u one of the routes oh There ia rumor rampant throughconstruction H^ therefore, regareed flcU1Jy .jertgnated by the bat Legto- out the r«ort of big real ertatedeal*

It as desirable that bridge work be Uturt M of th* g U te highway several of which appear to have good Chase section of Washington, and

svstsm. foundation. It is a tact that a land at the close of the summer season

Wayne M. Strothers motored PhlUlpsburg last Wednesday fc visit with his brother Ate*, he went to Avoa-hy-th* Bsa oa Satai spending the week-end with brother-in-law sad sister. Captain

and Mr* John (Ml* Statements were m

to all depositors of the Flint Nation*! Bank of Baa Isle City, showing the Institution to be 1* a flourishing con ditlon. with total assets as of April fi. of filM.fifiO. The bank was four months old on April 11th. Mr* Turner Pope Grey left Monday for an Indefinite stay In Washington. D. C. Mr* Grey has purchased a new home In the Chivy

gas he«*r on* of the modern gas luge ih the city, fcvss mo-

quarter of the fad.

Are too entirely satisfied with your cooking' Wa a** now offering the new. improved models at prices thst even the most modest home can affo.d. Coma in and see this beautiful stove in nae. Detroit ' ^ Vapor ant ^r&wii 1 A. ROSENFELD WOODBINE, N. J.

I lealth Economy Comfort IWm. ■ askiac VINCENT BANNING 29 Fiitz Street SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

In looking about for a brinlring msHtiition to reeem jms mmej, ym want to ftai oat that is We want ym to ooasider this oU rstaWishoi lastitatkR slog thooe linex tad cordially invite yoa to coH or OS «ad

atarud at that point without unnece*

uary delay. He anticipated that. If de^ * y J t wu ^ tha comm la- syndicate has purchased considerable here, will make her permanent home

tored. t|>* «« Department would ex- ^ h0We<M ^ the department land at Townsend's Inlet, and aur- tn the Capitol City. othrt brX*!°tf were Ihown bM no mon ^ » T ‘ IUbU tor ^ “* ay '^ on h ‘ Te b «* n at work dttrl3 * lh ® Mr. and Mr* Thomas E. Ludlam.

J 1 ** 11 »i jn or maictenance of new routea past week laying out the street Unea. Jr motored to Philadelphia Thuretai aocn acu m ^ commttllQB u accordingly not Another company is said to have remaining with Mr. LudUm’a

Wugea for Labe rera lB a portion to accede to the county's purchased a large tract at Whale Matthew Jefferson, until

The qutauoL of wages rates for em- wlahea. Upon the ingestion of the Beach, and a third party has pur- R^turday. Mr*. Thomas E. Ludlam. ployaea of the department engaged to commission, the Cumberland county chased all the holdings of the Sea gr vbo gp^t the winter In Bridgeroad construction was brought up ofitiala agreed to cancel a contract Die City Realty Company., in Sea return eu to Bee Die City whan Stale Highway Engineer WO- tn* Tn State Construction Com- Die City. The details of all the deaD daughter-in-law. liam O. Sloan submitted for consider- tor building a mile of road are being kept quiet, and there D no wU1 ^jugjn for an indefinite

ation a report re.peeling the wages through Millville with warraalte, a knowledge of whom the purchasers Ti>1L regarded as necessary to work now in patented material- This road was to might be. or their intentions of de- . progreae to the vicinity of Route 12. bare been built under the county re- ip-kmment ^ ,h * ® l,m * “ ln “ eitT

LJUD FalD township. Paaaic county. nt ^an ^hT c^lLot ^ °* the «“ **»“*• thfr * *“ **

Tha cotnmlaalon approved the apedfic ha. gone on record as being oppoe* UXT OT COMTMBUTOHS SL^tg ^ i.^a

tocreaaec recommended as necessary y, the use of patented material* fro * 1 ' 10 to * break

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Tb. bWb-.I d-p«B.»t Obb. 1* “T 11 *- rl - I1 *T. Wffl to btod to tR«t .utortpilor. r.™i. ud p.rm.b.»t to totnBd «-.b dlfflcul.le. .lioli.t B *< C “» tb« mtotortjd food. ood.rBk.o ba.TT MootRd« d-Btt-d b, .Ob.toBt. .1 tb. “ -"to'lb'TlBd.MBRto.tod BMto m U» toOto -R. Rto. ^ tijil „ ,p„, „ Ptotot ototto..,. b.tt CT D the to. <“ •b~B"T •btoud tolBBd ot.d d.™ tc, tbU .ortR, J^tRto BlBroptlbb In >rrto

tractor*' aaaocuuon and the commls- win uke * ■I^ 1 • d, * oc « J «>"•• | of toitruction After that tha ached- Chamber of Commerce. FI rat N»-' -* 1 !! , /T

The commlaalon accepted ac Inrlta- wlU ^ Coital Bank. Sea DD City: Mayor Option to b- r“bre,ented at a meeting 8u ® corp * * n ' 1 J«iT T Fitch. Maurioe Sofroney. Hiram Love. * u ** U o ^. k * r * nd .* lr *' , 8 °®‘ of the New P Jere. r Aaaoctotlon of 10 August 25. 12 oflicera Headquarter* Edward Arnett. Wu* Haffert. Tho* •• * b * lr Neptune street home.

County Engineer* at the court house ‘ TUl lanfantry Brigade. July 7 to 2*. UidDm. Chari*. K. LandD. Jr..Capt

. . f! V* r.Ad-torv 11d.Htt pin* rf O.P-B f'nm no n» . tp.Wto SJ. W.— A n nip— m—b! rv. IP tor* aoc t nel r hosts W ere

to remain Indoor* and It

THREE PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SECURITY TRUST COMPANY CAFE MAY, HEW JEBSET

. Wain wright.

Due to the stormy weather the rid-

to thD city to consider various qnes- Headquarters Company. , John Maher. A. O. Rice and Co . F. ,ora and ,l,e " bOBU W * T * compelled dona relating to the operation of thv 5TUl , " Unlry , Brt « ad *- ,ttly ? “> *1. B Sharp. Wayne Strother*. C 8 Boeder Dan Mathis open specific*.ions act. oa • , ofl * c * ?r 41 e0iui * <1 m * n - ll,u Muiurie. Edward Buck. Mre. C. Cron- fr '**J r a v Uraaa Pal.aadsa Read Bulldleo Hifantry. July 7 to 21. 55 oarer* and «ker. Herman Diamond. Michael ^ I, *T 1 *° U d * r " h * T ~ Urge* Pai.aadet Road Building , w| anMated men: 114th Infantry. Luon go Earl M Waddington. Mias lu * *** •»« ,t wl,h th « r^Ptton A MOUiUoa from tb. Hallaades In- j uly u ^ 28 61 offlC€r ,. 1.147 enlisted A Z F Busch Adolph BtoerrD h,J1 »ar*od Into an Indoor golf green,

fioretete Park Oommto„on urged aariy meI1 . 1Mth En , 1| ^ r .. Julr „ w A , carow^FrankO^Nell. Gwrgt hteh^aT 'o^sloM he m^of T) e * U *' l1 ' 26 4,4 «nltoted men; ***«•. Robert Ste.ena. Louis Braca autoorl^ hr Mr cZ Ke * lc “ aBl ' J " ,y 21 «* M.urlre Feldman. CDrence Pfeiffer rSd^bU , U rr.r ow AU * U,t , ,l - ° fflcer * 1W • nlut ^ Jerry P DeUney. Lewis L Chenier.

B.en. IQld Cavalry. August 11 to W. Mr* O Mornblnweg. William J

. m- 42 o0c « r »- enlisted men; 44th sbellem. C W Trmvta. Mr* L-onteg-

na. Hiram Haas. William J. Barr. Mrs J Hallrrsn. Mre Gen Whitting

the »«*t ebon

Hob->ken to Albany suit at which would be

Park mor. r

f-juest upon a de- utvlsio* Signal Company. Auguat 11 : . • t:on of th* pro- to JJ tix oflieere. 7« enlisted men. b.rr,s*y route along i n ^ Second Corps Area, comprisHudson from iMg New York. New Jeraey and Dsia•ntal re- ware. 24.24* officer* and men of the

‘ make th*

Naiioual Guard will take th* 15 day*

Upon iweomnxudsUoB of the higbwuy engine, r tn* cmmlas!'

"1 the wtdvntng

U* White Htree Pike T width was adopted -x- *« ' vision for future powsini* *

acces- of tralalug required of guards men yearly at various camp* this Sut * summer In addition to thD. oflieere >n ap- W)< j nien to jj,, number of ?!• wifi

, ... . . *' nd ** tetub for four extra daya for speclai S>v«r LMX611* rr~k n. «r Eg* Harbor instruction During the training pe C1D. from 11 '« 4® f»«t TU. D ob r i„d l.u2» horses wUl be need.

to.oot ThD information was made public ' '<T the office of Major General Robert c eg of BuIDrd. comm .riding the Second ( orps Area The first of tbs field ’ ' , »" r h for th* guard troops will start utid *1 „ Pto,kskill ..n June 14 and th* ckn *ng of the lac’ camp will be oa Sep lember k ODc< rs and non cotnmla si-oied officers of the regular army elll be d*-tailed to the State troop* ac

instructors.

Troop* of cavalry from New York * National Guard will encamp at Camp H i and will march from their reapec tire headquarters to the

quarter*

. Mrs Gao. Anderaon. Mr* Henry Brook*. Mr* C Gallen. Mre T. P Grey. Gw. F Kappel K H. Button. (Do B ’Cose Geo Busch. Wm Buckley Tb<*» E IvBow. Wm KandD. Harry Muller. Monslgnor Poxxl. Mre Ford. Mrs Hahn. Chaa Robinson. Edward met me. Wm. Birotbere. Mai Kilruy Wm (Rrrmley. Mr Weaver. Waller Pfeiffer. A. W. Miller. Mlaa J A Inarr. W. C. Holmes. Wm Tull ner, Noel PopaUrdo. L. E Kitupaou James Courtney and Harry

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Thr fiamea noticed each evening In ibe vicinity ot Avalon are rauaed by the psermont Fire Company burning off tb* brush in the various aertlona of that town Th* conflagration* caused much speculation off shore •specially by tb# autolate. .

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Even regarded by Itaalf. th* quality of great financial strength in an insura ere company la an aaaat not unappreciated by a policy bolder, but when an agent glva* an assured the policy of the Home, tb* Aetna or tb* Travelers, ho D providing not only *he strength of “the strongeef' but combined, with It the service and reputation that have made the Home, the Aetna and the Travelers America's largest and strongest Insurance cem-

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