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Richard W. Merrick, of Philadelphia. and MIm Hannah Poater, of Cape May Court House, were united In holy matrimony Saturday, May S, at S P. M., at the Protee tant Episcopal Church. Philadelphia. by Rer. John H. Lever. The brlde’e cousin, Mlea Helen 1, of Cape May, Court House, was the bridesmaid, and Philip H. Roan, of Philadelphia, a of the groom, waa beet The bride and bridesmaid carried bouquets of sweet pese id Uliee of the valley. After the ceremony was performed a moat elaborate reception was given the happy pair at the home of the groom- The couple will reelde at 616 Diamond Street, Philadelphia. The many friends of the newly-weds Join In wishing them the beat of success and happiness In their married Ufa. McPherson- Morphy Mr. Everett McPherson, of Cold Spring, and Mlee Theresas Murphy it tried Sunday night by P-iv. Jaeon Born. The bride was In blue sstin. Mr. Alfred Sheets and wife stood up with them. Their friends wish them much Joy and happiness

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Mayor Pitch was notified and half an hour later the dog was . It had made its way from school grounds to Coral Street, where It waa found running In a circle, apparently blind and frothing. DEATHS

William Harris about <3 years of age, died suddenly at his home In South Seaellle, Thursday night Harris, who was a carpenter, was working on Dr. B. & Harte's home, at Clermont, several days ago. and complained of feeling 111 and finally keeled over. Last night be ate his supper, feeling shout as well as usual, when shortly after he again complained of feeling 111. He died a few minutes after Dr. Eugene Way arrived. Mr. Harris waa a bachelor, and had lived In the vicinity of South Seavllle all

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A black, shaggy-haired dog was discovered acting strangely In front of the Sea Isle City school house shortly after the children had gone Into echoa! this morn-

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Mn. Esther B. Tomlia Mrs. Esther B. Tomlin, widow of Edwin h. Tomlin, of Corbin City, died at her home about 7 P. M. Uat Sunder- Mrs. Tomlin had been ill for some time. Her end was hastened by the death of her husband, who was shot James Pettit, one of the bandits that held up and robbed the Tuckahoe National Bank. Mrs. Tomlin waa not Informed of the occurrence when her husband was injured, but wsa told that her husband had been Injured In a motor accident to explain hie Lkter she waa told the

true story.

Mrs. Tomlin was In her 70th year. She had been married alt a century. She U survived by a son, William Tomlin, of Atlantic City, and her daughter, Mrs. Edna Bailey, of Ha*brouck Heights, N. J. The services, held In her home In Corbin City, were attended by many friends of the couple. Rev. C. 8. Lawrence ard Dr. Walter Terkce. of Tuckahoe, conducted the services Wedneeday afternoon. Inwas In the Head of the River Cemetery. Mn. Frank Baoglau Mrs. Prank Douglass, age 83. paaaed away at her home In Dias Creek. Wedneeday morning, after a lingering lllneee of about two Funeral services will be held at her Ute home, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, standard time. Interment -to -hir made In Baptist Cemetery, Cape May Court She U survived by hi husband, two eons. Percy ai ThomaL. and a daughter. Mrs. Wilbert Bateman. Mr. and Mrs Douglass were the oldest married couple In the community, having passed the fifty-fifth milestone of an exceedingly happy married life. Mrs. Douglass, more commonly known as "Grammy Douglass." was the last of fourteen children She was a member of the loca: church all her life, and was well liked by everyone. The village s k whole with to expr.we their syro pathy to the surviving members o the family, and their deep regre: In the ions of one who :ed such :

useful life.

Elizabeth C. Jones

In the passing of Mlm Elisabeth C- Jonee. 126 E. Roberts Avenue. Wildwood, a widely known and respected cittxen of yeani' standing leaves many sorrowing da to mourn her lose. Death waa due to apoplexy, she being In poor health for a long time. High Requiem Maas waa aclemnlied In 8t. Ann's Church. Thursday morning. Immediately following the ceremony the b&dy was conveyed to Philsdelphls for burial In Holy

Sepulchre Cemetery. Mn. Mary E. Powell

Mrs. Mary E. Powell passed sway at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Howard Townsend. Clermont, on April 24, at the age of 77 years Mrs. Powell had been an Invalid for several rears. She bad a large number of friends and relatives In Cape May County and was a very eetlmable Christian

Mirirv for thi* •ri'etioo anan woman. She la survived by nine bo’Ih* oKeiJ 'V.I living children, William, Isaac. £\£?"Jt th. uST«KJS?5« Belln. John and Edward Powell. . .Yrl_ «* VI.U— Vf.r.

In The Churches Sea Ue City M. E. Church The second annual Mother's and Daughter's Week of the Sea Isle City Methodist Church will be observed from May 10 to 17. Rev. Lennon has arranged the follow-

ing program:

Surday, the 10th — Mother's Day. Rev. Lennon will preach on Our Mothers" In the morning, the Sunday School will obaerve Mother’s Day at 2.30 o'clock and the 7.30 service will be "An evening with Hymns of Home and Mother.” A mother and daughter forum on the subject “Mother and Daughter Week. Why?" will be held Tuesday evening. A mother and daughter prayer meeting will held Thursday evening. A mother and daughtei banquet will be served Friday evening. Sunday the 17th will be "Daughter's Day. Rer. Paul Langley, of North Wildwood, will preach in the morning. A Daughter's Day program will be carried out by the Sunday school In the afternoon and In the evening Rev. Lennon’s sermon will be "Our Daughte<

St Joseph's Church

Sea Isle City—A mission, to be conducted in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, will open on Sunday. May 24. The mission will be in charge of Rev. Father Lawrence, C. P.. | vice rector of Our Lady of Sorrows Monastery. Springfield. Mess. All who wleb to attend the mission services are cordially Invited. The hours for the service* will be

announced later.

Mesnui Lutheran Church Sea Isle City. Sunday. May 10. Mother’s Day—Service with program appropriate for Mother’s Day at 11 A. M. Honor mother, your best Mend, by going to church this Sunday. Recitations and good singlnc We hope to you. Bible echo.-!] at 10.C0 A. M. Lesson topic, "Philip and the Ethiopian.” The public Is Invited. Mid-week church nlghi, Thursday

evening.

trees, fences, etc., throughout the county, with a view of carrying out the county beautiful plan. On motion of Freeholder GosHn the Clerk waa directed to advise the club that s State law covered this matter, and It was purely a matter of enforcement, and therefore, not In the province of the Free-

holders.

A petition for the county to ake over the road known as 'Jerry Hughes" road, from Bay Shore road to Sally Maahall Crossing. a distance of tw<f mile*, waa read, and referred to the Direc-

tor of Roads.

A communication from the AtIrutlc City Electric Company attempted to explain and > ccuse the condition brought about by cestlon of electric service on Saturday night, April 26. when all lights were out throughout the county for over two hours. V was elated that the severe electrical storm was the cause, and that steps were being taken that this should not happen again. The Cape May County Firemen's Association requested that suction plugs be placed at all county bridges, as a precaution against fire. This was referred to the Bridge Director. Library Wants Money Alfred Cooper, president of the

Cape May County Library Commlseloti, asked that 31600 made available for the Commission on June 16. This will used to pay for the truck which will be delivered on that day. The Commt'ilon has engaged Mlee Bessie McGregor, of Staten Island, as librarian, and has engaged quarters on Mechanic Street for the county library headquarters. The Sheriff's report for feeding prisoners for April showed an expenditure of 3327.36 for that purpose, and stated that the Jail was ne»*r so crowded, as high as , tv ent,--eeven prisoners being In at one time. Director of Bridge* Champion stated that the concrete abutments to several bridges were crumbling sway, and were now being replaced, and that the canal bridge at Avalon must be entire ly re-built and the Leonard'* Thoroughfare bridge, Avalon, most be overhauled. The Engineer was directed to prepare plans for the work.

Church Seduces Debt The Church of Our Savior. Stone Harbor. Just paid another 3300 on the debt, leaving a balance of only 3600. About six months ago the church paid 3500.

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BAHT RQRRRRR’ TUT AT. WEDNESDAY, MAT 13 (Continued from Page One) cashier, and procured about 37,000 of the bank’s funds. Bice end his wife were beaten Into unconsciousness with a galvanised pipe loaded with lead. Tomlin was also beaten with the

pipe and ahot.

The bandits, none of whom are over 33 years of age. were captured In the woods near TuckaThey admitted their guilt. Pettit confessed he struck all the victims end shot Tomlin. The Dio are charged with murder In the first degree. On Wedneeday morning, armed with all the legal knowledge to prevent any legal technlealltiea. the Jury to try the bandits waa drawn at Court House by Sheriff Redding. Judge Eldredge. Prosecutor W. H. Campbell. Jury Commissioner Hebenthal and County Clerk Hildreth was present st the 1 rawing of the Jury.

The Bank Where You Feel At Home

Our savings fund started with 84 accounts—it now | has over 300. Our checking account department started with 200 accounts—it now has over 700. Such Popularity Must Be Deserved! (With apologies to Chesterfield)

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(Continued from Page One) quested permission for the Borough to open Third Avenue, from Eighty-sixth to Ninety-sixth Streets, to lay water service. It was referred back to the Stone Harbor authorities to have the i it put In writing for action,

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Wildwood Civic Club. staUng that It was yolclng the action of the Federated Clubs of Cape May County, asked the county to cooperate In having all commercial advertising signs removed from

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William Winner William wudw. ,16-year-old son of Clarence Winner end wife, of Petersburg. pai*«d away Friday night May 1. after e lingering lllneas of several months. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Rev. Yerkes officiating. Interment was made In M. E. Cemetery.

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£PBS‘TV*iL“«5-i;l °” •t'*.ml ptar*. advartiaad. in Nat tie Somers pas**d away at her 'hr , ; l r * {home In Belleplaln. Deceased wa I in her 73rd year and baa been e I nailent sufferer for several

r HE USE of space in the c &imes to tell the story of the merchandise you have in your store is the one certain way to get the interest of the people in this community. And in proportion to the interest you arouse in your slo e and your merchandise, will be the amount of business you Will do. IVe are ready to help you tell your story—phone 40 and we will call at your convenience with a detailed plan for properly merchandising your stock-

CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES Sea Isle City, N. J.