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You Know, Who Come and Go in

>a Isle

City

many year*. She purchased the old Hod and Gun Club, and for the past two cummers Ut< d there.

i. of Fortieth i week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ivillo. who last the forty-fourth ' > marriage at a per. many relabeins in

^.Charles J. Reed _ atuliUons iby boy born pital. Phlladcl1 is a former Sea

An awinalEtaacc of \2 year* ago which had its inception in Bermuda was renewed personallr thu week with the risit of Mrs. L. R. FUs. of LonUrllie. Kr, who is the guest oi Mrs. Boeder. In 1J15. Mi*. Soeder met Mrs. Fire In ■Bermuda. Since that time Mrs. IlgR and Mrs. Soeder have corresponded with each other and the renewed acquaintance this week has been a pleasant one and reminiscent.

>bl and Mrs. T.

for the Sea 2 to be held Dei home of Mrs *‘t Avenue.

Dr. and Mr*. D. Upton 3air drove to Philadelphia Monday to attend t banquet at the Adeiphta Hotel in connection with the relief fund in the U. L. C. of America. They report a great meeting with about 300 ministers and laymen present.

Henry McIntyre

Henry McIntyre, of Philadelphia, a rummer resident of Sea Isle City for many years, died last Saturday at his late home, 2711 W. Allegheny Avenue. The funeral took place Wed■sday with Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of Corpus Christi. Interment was made in

the New Cathedral Cemetery, that

i*y.

In The Churches

- Joseph’s B. C. Church

Sea Isle City Rt. Rev. » A Potzl, rector. Daily M&k. 8 A. M. Sunday Musses at and 10:30 o’clock. Benedict:— of the Most Blessed Sacrament Sunday following l&A Moss. 1 . tlsm by appointment. Sunday school at 9 A. M.

Sea Isle Methodist Church Sunday December 11. 1927

Junior . i will attend > at the Pint

Miss Amanda Wright and Mlf«’ lfl20 y M Rrf . Myrtle Endicott are in chars- J,.;.. We r^eZ .he 1 - ?Ron‘

oi the Christmas entertainment J**'’ vJJ JT

of the Methodist Sunday School wL ‘ - toont ,he , * 8t Is year, and are planning a d<- .. rh _ «., r •httul eveninr ..30 l. M- Cheer-Ip Song Sertntiui evening^ | vice. -The Pacing of Religious Mr*. E. B. Arnett spent Tue»- OPP'> nuni, 5’-" God will not aldey and Wednesday in Phlladel-1 ,r »F R '•‘‘Ide. neither will He keep

Phla shopping. hid His anger forever. ; - Epworth League at 7 P. M

The Ladle*’ Aid of the M. K. 1 Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Church met at the home of Mr*. Notices: The prayer meeting Walter Holmes Wednesday eve-[will be held each Thursday eve-

ning in the parsonage at 7.30. Next week the pastor will take

residing in the proposed district They further reported that the number of names were in excess of the 'legal requirement*. The resolution adopted was as

lows:

Be it Resolved. That thl* body, me Chamber of Commerce, of Tuckabov. N. J. being highly interested in having our governing body, the Township Committee of Upper Township establish n lighting and fire district both district* being fully described and outlined by ihe arconipauytng map presented with the petitions and the further fact that these petitions have been freely signed by the citizens and property owners residing within the confines of the proposed district and. whereas. it has been established that these petitions will be- read by the Township Committee at their regular meeting to be held at their office on Suturday. December 10, at 2 P. M. Therefore, we. tb« member* of the Chamber of Commerce of Tuckaboo. N. J.. The Gateaay of Cape May County, respectfully request that the n hers of this body attend meeting and that they urge all the people that arc Interested and who reside within the proposed district, to attend said meeting that they may by the fact of their attendance respectfully show to the Township Committee their desire for these improvements and their willingness to be taxed for

e Publicity Committee . ported progress on the building and erecting of highway signs.

lived from the Church, ani of their an-

'/ -Antertain tn e u i ——

IMBtertainment I Thomas and Lawrence Peter"vening De-| acn spent Sunday with their lists to pifll'-otber. Elmer. Jr., in WestmonL g irenlng for the wm , ara j. l^ kln . of phu..

rielphia. visited City Clerk Frank M. McBride, at the Sea Isle City

Hospital, last Sunday.

Theodore

notified Mayor that boys were

rampage

jHgnB on Cen- . reported by jtadlr defaced.:

U C *"" 0t Mr. and Mrs. George Neptun? ixl week? entertaining Mr. Neptune's

father, of Port Allegheny. Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. George Busch sp.-nt Saturday in Atlantic City and while there Inspected the

Ford car.

Messiah Lutheran

The Home-1 Ike Church. Sea Isle City. Sunday. December 11— Bible School at 10 A M. Service with sermon at 7.30 P. M. Dr. D. Upton Bair will take for his

('onmnnity Tree

The following resolution adopted after a dtsmssiou _ _ the proper methods of celebrating Christmas in the community: "Resolved that the chamber of Commcrc? appoint a committee to act in conjunction with a committee of Tuck ah oc- Volunteer Fire Company, to erect and illuminate a community tree and to provide suitable gifts for the children of

also to arrange a

subject: The Dedicated Life. - 'i suitable program for the occasion.' Mid-week service on Thursday i The committee was appointed at 7.30 P. M. Our Christmas en- follows: S. G. Langley. A. tertainment will be held on the. Ilurcbard. and Walter Woolfe. Friday evening preceding Christ-1

- sign sian

a their

Mayor Soto leniency ! to the guilty 1 and has InI to be on the THIfiniin boys. I to communi

th«

I boys destroy-

. C. A I to bold a de- ’ Of ever)-

**f$»rn!o-y « Method.*:

tbrnlag They twanm. Murray old Sutton. Jr., i

Mrs. Theodore PeBow. chairman of the local Red Cross committee. reports that she 1* meeting with favorable response in collecting funds for the organization.

Christian Science

4000 Volt Wires Burn Out

Recent Marriages

Wnllarc—KfnMe

Sherry Wallace looU Miss Helen Kinkle a* ius bride Wednesday morning in the “Little Church Around the Corner" in New York City Both are well known '*

Millville and Bridgeton.

Christian Science Society. East Davis Avenue. Wildwood, is a branch of the Mother Church. The First Church of Christ SclenUst.

Boston. Mass.

Subject of lesson se-mon. De-

cember 11. at 11 A. M. “God the Preserver of Man." Sunday school 11 A M. Wednesday Testimonial meetings 8 P. M- A cordial invita-

Uon is extended *"

these meetings.

i attend

Want Fire and

Light DutnTt

Recent Deaths

(Continued From Page 1)

been given to the Township Committee and that these petiuons bore the names of the legal voters

Electric service and telephone service in the south section of Sea Isle City was rippled Sunday due to two 4000-volt wires burning out on the line In front of the postofflee. A telephone cable was melted and this curtailed service until late Sunday. The electric current had to be shut off during the repairing of the electric wires and this crippled :he pump at the sewer plant. Superintendent DeBow placed a gasoline pump in service. which relieved the condition somewhat. Crews from the telephone and electric companies resort Monday cheating their lines and icpairing.

Tax Collector’s Ass’n Formed

Edward B. Arnett Heads New County Body

Edward B. Arnett. Tax Collector oi Sea Isle City, was elected bead of the newly formed Tax Collector’s Association of Cape May ounty, at a meeting held at Court House last Saturday. Millard ECampbell. Collector of Wildwood, was elected as Secretary. The County Association is part of the Municipal Tax Collector's Association, a Stale-wide organlzaUon. ot wMch Mr. AroeU Is a vice president. The object of the Stale and Com'y association is to clarify the tax laws, aud bring about better .md more efficient collection methods.

New 0. C. Boardwalk To Be Most Modern

(Continued From Page 1) in the plans for the new promen-

Concrete Const ruction

la view of the recent conflagration it was deemed wise to erect new •walk of concrete. The only Inflammable material use ‘ wooden decking which is far superior to any other material for' a promenade. The new 'walk will be 60 feet wide. It will be supported with reinforced piling. IS inches In diameter, on which will rest reinforced concrete girders or caps moulucd into the piling. The piling will be 16 feet apart, with a distance of 20 feet between bents. The present piling is S feet apart and II feet between bents. new boardwalk, with fewer piling, will present a cleaner appearance under the walk and less

obstruction.

The boardwalk will have an overhang of C feet on the ocean and land side of the 'walk from

the piling.

In place of wooden joists, reinforced concrete beams 20 inches by 10 inches wide will be . These concrete beams contains a creosotfd nr '.line strip moulded into it. to which the decking will 1m- attache^.

('InJr Runs

The decking will be laid in herring bone fashion similar to the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Provisions have been made for two runways. 6 feel wide, tor rolling chairs. The decking will >e 4 inches by 3 inches deep. On the outside ot the "walk will lie constructed genuine wrought iron K.iliunizwl railing. Tb" posts and top rail will be 2 inches in diameter and the middle rill 1H inches. The present rail is 1% inches wide with 14 inch posts. The posts are fastened Into concrete. insuring solidity and perma-

nency.

Subsequent contracts will be, awarded for the installation of the, boardwalk lighting system and ap-i proaches or tamps. The Are alarm and electric light' wiring will be carried under the! 'walk in conduits. The electric light* will be automatically con-! trolled so after midnight or any j hour set every other light or every' third light will be automatically extinguished. The automatic operation of the lights should affect a considerably saving in operating expense, the officials believe. The details of the lighting syslem have not been announced, buti the expert procured by the city! from the National Association of i

Illumination, who made an inspection of the present boardwalk and plans for the new 'walk, recommended the lights .to be placed SO feel apart and at least 15 feet j above the decking on ornamental iron standards. Provisions will be made to install fire hydrants along the outside of the 'walk with 4 hose connection* to be used for fire

purposes.

A salt water unit will probably lie established, providing n 2u0 pound pressure for these hydrants.: At the present time the not mal' water pressure of the local water 1 works is 62 pounds. The salt | water until would eliminate any! danger of depleting the city water ! supply in case of emergnecy. A subsequent contract for the; construction of approaches or [ ramps will specify the approaches , to be as wide as the sidewalk and to have the same loading ca-! pacity as the boardwalk, which j will permit fire apparatus or any other vehicle likely to be used by | the city to mount the Volk.

Worry has killed many a tor. but it doesn't seent t debtors at all.

FRANK W. EBELHARE Hardware, Hon? furnishings and Boat Supplies Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Mechanic St.. Cape May Court House— P!lone 110 i St and Third Ave.. Stone Harbor, H. J.—Phone 6s "EBELHARE HAS IT''

•ting of the I held Tues-

3 act with i 1 by Gov-

Mrw. Ella lieanls

t ofj w ith pneumonia.

“ e is survived by her husband

. _ . . — B daugh-

eeUag for the I The funeral was held at her arty lor the residence on Sunday. Interment rives which was made at the Head-oi-the-River r 3'~' i Cemetery at Tuckahoe.

t M. McBr‘ !e is I William Robinson Be* I ‘ Jp C1,r died at his home at Dennisville

Saturday from cancer of the

C A. Oroun ; mouth. He bad been 111 for some la in from o! time, j ^ „ moi rT- Mr Robinson i* survived by a

«idow. Mrs. Bertha Robinson and three daughters. Mrs- cu ?}°" 1 Njrfccrson. of South Dennis. Mrs. Harr) Shaw , of Goshen and Miss I (1^.-**-. Robinson, of Dennis' Hie.

Make sure

of CHRISTMAS

DELIVERY

-rtaln Harry Shaw, of uosnen. ana 1 jar i ; jk i tin Robinson, of Dennis' me. “or.-; and thro,- sonr, Ethan, of Sea Isle. _ the j I'jty. Howand and W alter, ot Den- - *m I “ti!!" funeral ser'ices were held , Ml) | nt hi* residence here on Tuesday. |

Zj Mrs. Marearet Frazier

| Mrs. Margaret Fraxler. of]

M Bocleivl Philadelphia, and a ' j

” r , 5B2 Cbrtstoa-.- due to pneumonia.

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A. Rosenfeld

Iver Johnson and Columbia BICYCLES Sidewalk Bikes Velocipedes

, Packaging @crmi>oiw> ft Dressings

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cS 0 Asparagus

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Rip. Tomatoes

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2 big cans 25 c

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GENUINE SPRING LAMB

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Shoulders Lamb

. . ft 28c j

Hock Ends

All Slices

B"tt Elnds

Ham

Ham

Ham

lb 12c

ib3i)c

ib20c

FreshKilled

Slewing

Chickens lb 3&

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