CAPE MAT COTTHTY TIMES. TODAY. MAT 7. 19M.

_bine in Otticer Mike Lennon : For Hard I : T “n^_De!eciive J!_ _ _J intone Harbor Police Qiief nacea IxOaCIJ Recovers Stolen Radio

I Pallet Cnlef Mlcbawl LrnBoa. of

Direct Plant stonr Harbor. Impersonated SherI ‘^. ■VifiratiniT Fnr I loc i l Holme* and recovered a radio | specincationa- ror -^'uiat was stolen from the romMile Stretch tome of William Scnuck. o> r ’’ |n«1lty-thlrd Street. Stone Harbor

(Not only did be recover the stolen

Washington Avenue i»« be also captured the

culprit who confessed to the.

iboldstr paased o A* Fred Elsman radio set. InSon last Wedneaday direct-1 cludlna a charter and batu-ries rciAeatlcM pra- j wal stolen by a prowler, who

PALERMO Somers E. lount was In Philadelphia on Monday. Mi. and Mrs. Elton Corson und son. Edward, Mrs. Harris Corson and Miss Ruth Dailey motored to Millville Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Clark and son. Robert, of Somers Point, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Couaaboon. Miss Julia Townsend molor?d Ocean City on Monday.

& W. Corson and uon. William. motored to Sea Isle City Sunday afternoon. Ralph Wells, of Philadelphia, spent the week end with bis mother. Mrs. William T. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown and eon. Howard. Jr., of DennlsvlUe* and Mis.- Emma Sprinter, of New York, called on BenJ. Splinter and mother on Sunday. Mrs. Howard Young spent Sunday with her dautbter. Mrs. Spencer Yount. t*t Beeoley'a Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Seri-1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fields,

vanl. of Wildwood, spent Sunday ' afternoon wiih Mr. and Mrs. E. E Madara end dautbter. Myrtle.

. Mr. and Mrs. Slfmer spent

Saturday e-.enlnt with Mr. and

Mrs. Keen, of Ocean City. James Dailey and nephew:.

David Collins, called on Mr. and

S. K. Yount Saturday mom-

I ln Ocean City Friday evening. Mrs Anna G. Lelblont and mother epent Sunday with Mr. , and Mrs. Frank Sack, of Peters-

int.

Mies Elizabeth Corson. Glow horn, spent the week el with her parents. Mr. and Ml Judson Corson, here.

hurt.

| Mr. an>l Mrs. Richard Cossaboon spent Thu;..day with their ‘ -on. Lewis Cossaboon and family. ■ of Ocean City. Mrs. B. A. F. Corson calle.l on Mrs. Minnie L. Corson Thure-1 ' day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kruke were In Philadelphia over

wedk end.

Mrs. Charles Coasaboon and dauthter, Mary. Mrs. Jack Clark and Miss Myrtle Madara motored to Bridgeton Saturday. Miss Bertha K'elda called on Mrs. S. E. Young on Monday. Mr. and Mrs John Hobldfeider. of Jenklntown. Pa., called on Mr. and Mr*. S. W. Corson

on Sunday.

Miss Rulh Dailey demonstrated for her driver's license on Sat-

urday In Cape May Court I Mr. and Mra. George 1 Mrs. Anna Lalblong. and Mha. Leon DeVault attended the fczerlea In Ocean City Saturday evening. Mrs. Leander 8. Coison. of of Ocean City, called on Miaa MUSIcent Dare Tuesday' af|a(g r. George Springer and daughters, of Cape May Court ae. Csneo on hla brother. Baajan.in Springer, one day last

r the hard aurfaclng InnlaviMe-Maraballvllle road mile extending through e. The section of the Ightafe to be ^urfacad Is Washington Avenue, extending from the f house at the Intersection of V oh the school I on the north aide of the [Jersey Rairoad. — ; I surfacing specified is twoI b! luminous concrete. The Med coat of fbe improvement (I at 940.090. of Highway* Millar, laud the resolution, [h he was not aware if f available to proceed [ the work Immediately, he I the haprorement lo retbe consideration of the AH the Free)-older* voted Fable on the reaotution. reholder Miller also called :tloa- to the fact If this ch was hard surfaced It was bbie to have the State surface highway leading to. the ~ e-MIndrd Institution at zdbine. It haa been the policy ~e State to Improve such ene highways provided they (connected to a hard surfaced

thway.

Dual County School Spelling Contest thirteenth ana sal county 1 contest in spelling, 'or the grades, was

rmmt"-

i May Cog . May I. raa a written eoeteat c ( of 190 w ords. 10 of t

broke Into the house on February 15* under the cover of darkness. CM L«nnon. by following the meCnods used In the popular detective. novels, traced ‘he atoler. roaids ( to Wildwood. Susplci<4h rested on Raymond Dsvls. of 325 West Moa'gnmery Avenue. Wildwood. Davis was placed under surveillance. He became unerjy and gave Die radio to b'.i brother. Herbirt Davis, who in turn gave It to pnolher brother. Alfred, of 120 Went Taylor Avenue. Wildwood. I*unon stuck close to the trail of the radio, notwithstanding Its rapid changes. He placed Raymond Davis under an oat. He was given a hearing before Justice Herbert at Stone Harbor. He confessed that be stole the radio and threw the charger am* batteries Into the bay -at Wildwood. A search was made and the articles were recovered from the bay Where they had been thrown. The brothers were arrested as acces-

sories.

Home Partly Burned Fire, of unknown origin, partly : destroyed the home of El wood Howell, at Dias Creek. Sunday afternoon The family was at Sunday school at the time. Only a part of the contents of the house was saved. The flrei leu from Court House. Stone Harbor and Wildwood fought the flame* which were kept | n check by a backet brigade until the firemen arrived. The lash was partly rad by Insurance.

i Collide in Wildwood

Hunter Tushlng ham's victor

i badly damaged when

struck by Matthew Quirk’s car at irmrs and Holly Beach A vets, Wildwood. Saturday morning. John 'Braldwooc. who was with

Every district In the county. Tushlngham. waa cut about the 1th the exception of one. was head. Tushlngham was traveling ented by a team of five con- we*t «n -Andress Avenue, and had la. To the taam making the slowed down his machine

Igheat number of points a pan-

offered. This was a ward.-

I to Wildwood Scboo'.. N The Individual prizes were as .How*: First prise. 95. Florence

93. Dorcthy McDonough. t Harbor school: third prize. WUbelmina Johnson. Cold Pring school. There were also ten oae-dolUr awarded according lo rats follows: ^TUra Fldler. Dennisville; Elaine Domsge. Sea Isle City; Edna Uelover. Wildwood; • dneetta I-a Rose. Sea Isle City: Marguerite Williams. Wildwood; Ethel Sfcalk. Woodbine; Marie | Williams. Stone Harbor; Emerson Leuallen. Cape May Court House: Carolyn Nelson. West Cape May: Alice Ryan. Cape May CUy.

Wildwood Principal To Go To Vineland Ralph N. Kocher. Principal of Uv-Wildwood High School for

that position, to take egert at the cad of the school term, so that be may accept the pnnripaJ■Mp of the Vtaetead High School. Kocb-r has done fin. »ork at the Wildwood last Hu tloa and a host of friends wish him every soceea* In Us new dutisa next aduMl y*ar. Frank R Uoyd. who. for many year* has been a member U tbs /ncolty of the Wildwood High School, wit] Miccer-d Mr

Leonard - » Bridge Is 75 Per Cent Completed Leonard's Thoroughfare Bridgr M "5 per cent, compleled. according to County Engineer R. Fea9all Smith. Th- bridge I* located on the boulevard leading into Avalon. Tbs bridge 1* opened to motor traffic. The temporary -nurture on the same highway will t-e ready for t.-aval this week. It was elated. This will be used while a per maueut bridge to construct* d aeroas the canal.

a freight train was paesing. Quirk is traveling south on Holly

inch A rerue.

Mgttiah Lutheran Church The home-like church. Sea Icle City. Sunday. May ». Bible school at 10 A. M. Service with sermon yt 7.10 P. M. It will be Maher's Day and a special service will be held. A souvenl,- to all!mother*. You are most cor-

dially Invited.

I :: SEA ISLE LOCALS

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Eugene Way. Mr*. Ludlam. Jr. and Mr*. E->ard B. Arnett, spent Monday

in Aflantlc City.

to* Helen Ernest, of Philadelphia was the week-end guest of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Peterson The May meetHig of the of fids! board of the M. E. Cbuicf. •a* held on Morday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Robert*, of Philadelphia, were the Weekend _ue*t» of Mayor and Mrs. Maurice dofe-ney. The Epworth League of tho M E. Church met at the home of Elaine Damage on Tuesday evening Plan* were made for Maher's Day and Interesting; mi eject- were uU-cuasco. Bill Ht-rmanuu. of Townsend’* In in. and Charles Barth motored to Atlantic City on Monday ev-. rlng enjoying a performance at a t Jest re there. Miss Ago*— Kobinnon has returned fiucn the Atlantic City Hospital sfttr being ronflned ih*n Kor some time. She to very much Improved Samuel Dever. of Ocean Cl«>. !s jnoilng bis family here. Mr Deter will be employed on the dredge which will rtart operrtlons on the 8e Isle Clty Gaid»ns development.

R- R. Went* To Change j Tb '' Excursion House t* being

fhs Wont Jersey and Seashore j RaUway Company has Bled a pe-j There will b. a district Eptltlmi with the Hoard of public ; worth League tally on Sunday t'tUfty < ommtostouers reourstlcg j evening. May 11. at the M. E. «W approval cf the abandonment 1 Chureb. oftbe Station* at Avalon and! j„hn T. Kelley, a former re«iP**rn*on' as ageory Matlon* and i<ent of Rea Isle City, spent tome for tbs erection of a new statloa j time In the resort this week •1 Tw*nty-nr»t Street. Avalon. j He wHI open a r-al •eia.e office ✓If a new station to . rertrd the j heir in the near ,'uture. will | u-ogeni y | S W Corsoc. of » , al«-rino. was

Sea Isle City Has Come Into Its Own Last week, through this office, over $50,000 worth of real estate changed hands--all small deals, lots and houses. In several cases these sales will mean improvements of a permanent and pleasing character. This week activity is even greater and so it will continue throughout the season, for Sea We City has--at last--come into its own. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY when you can enjoy the Hse of the house you buy for the summer season, or while you still have time to build a house for occupancy this summer. Sea Isle City has more improvements going on at this time, public and private, than at any one time in thirty years. AND IT IS ONLY THE START. This means steadily and solidly increasing demand for real estate, and steadily advancing prices. ' The wise investor has seen this and has acted, or he will within the NEXT FEW WEEKS.

Beach Front Properties are always the most valuable. We have some desirable properties, both dwellings and building lots. Let us show you.

Residential Sites at investment or home-building prices. Most of them are easily financed, and all are well located. Let us show you.

THIS IS SEA ISLE CITY’S YEAR Maurice M. Sofroney REAL ESTATE BROKER

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Landis Avenue at West Jersey

Sea Isle City, N. J.