aunty Asked 0 Send Band Convention Musician* Without rani to Go to S«n Antonio, Texa* good publicity

v 1TY Tb« Morpa American l4JXion jraUnaUp «» U>* v, SUUr , .J,, Sin A OW’D to. Tcxma, ' .fl.rDtlnO . nn i» io make the trip. -.'-lorf ibat the Count} „ wad t” tb- con van .Ion p.oKct tor Cape .... the • rpenae* ot »be

. r'MilnB. of ’ast . r»!ly of l«ion .nt>. beta at ''ape . piac waa approved.

P . ! l- ctrcntaled. rrg tty Board of Crreholder*

■■ — 'point-

an kit cosimr mtis noAT. mat 4. ims

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enjoyed. ClarMee EMrihar acting ! 'a •• toartmaater “Mjr CU*» " Mr*. WflUam Mayhrv. *h« la leai.vt tht* claw; “My Rurprlv. " th, dcu: "My Wife.- the boat; “Onr Hostrs* and Hont," Mr Kldrtdtte: "My Hnabend ’ Mi, Kldridpe. "My Friend*.- Mr* Kate Maybe**; "norWa," Mr* Janie.

Conaray.

State Starts Its Biggest

Road Program

Ptre

About t:3* on ftanduy butminy the «re depanmeal wm called to the boast of George lx Maria on the north irtde The <-h!i»ne> had become o«d»-b«m.d and art fire to tb* wood between tbr par-

tit to

It i

the exact location could be found but by diligent work and hard fighting the fire wa* anon under control and little damage don* Mir. Rroma Oree Dinger In .pending Mini tunc in Veninor. rial ting Mrs 1, Fenton. Ml -s P. Johnson, who hai been confined to her home several day*

rally to

Bridgeton ’

Nelran Newcon-b

thU nummer. The Highway patlroeni bn. allot tad pMOttot* this work, which is pa>« ot Camdm bypaas Tbe bridge 'w, trance roM. wblck oowoecU Can-j den Bridge with the Cfb»cw»t Boulevard, will not be ps

cently. Settling of the .

—— la greater e*teni than e*peeled |g c ■ ..~ „ i re*pon*lhlr for the delay. So. Jersey Will Get Small T o the t-.u;h «: ( amden. «hc n . , new bridge over Big Timber , on* . Portion of $31,000,000 < rwk between Brooklawn and|**-«

j Wewtvllle will be thrown open to

1 ti*Cr this *umm»r.

Allotment for 1928

Hard Surface 133 Miles

Goshen

Mr. and Mrs Erne ; Debu*.

Tbe New state Highway atur (TunfMiig a wee\ with ivJaromtnlawMic this year rill onder-■ l> tl ' Brld-.e. have m-<

11 pnder-

take the large*t and moat wxpenalve road program of the Bute* history. Involving the eapeaditure of more than HljS—JPS, and call-

1 -rU-v irfacmg or <w-1-V. ratio* of rrwdw.iy.

turned home. , Mlm Pearl Klrdbrtde. of Col- .

llKfSW'OOd.

ent*. M

rvireotm'.-. in ijrivt,’ con*

■wood, visited her gtandpai- h a. c.rdon. Mr and Mr* J B. BoBe. | Makrfja R. I wo day,; laid a-ck. jl,-,. T It

the Pfiilrtthoon Cine* Thar.<lay

afternoon ol t*(U *»*ek.

far tb. greairr portion of **•'- Ch.»-er Handers'- **? ban been .Il.gied to turned from Brtdgeton whvye

Btate h »* * Pat*™ 1 ln 1,w

smtf of lhe fund, willlf »<*•'

** ww ■~-i~rt£r.'i"a , V5SS5tS;i”’• / T* Jr, 1 r l S!;! *WLy,Jrtbrg's.T ■ K* ■*!««» •M ws»a«..»tt,iw.|«A- M ill..' - -

room on the back

Mr*. Uw» Wlahatn

visiting her da ugh t- r. Mis Frank

WedUng. at ~

turned to her boui- tore afl.t | oeilet. •a* »p(ir«»rh^'*t^'th* Hoi-! w, ' rk ■pending tbe winter with her; land Tunnel, the Manhattan-Fort

In Philadelphia aart BalU

Mrs. Olio Hannon and Hta* Haael ScHiUr spent a da> but and the Indiridual week shopping in Philadelphia.

di<trlhutF Utera-

ounty la numerou* ago tbe plan wa*

of circulating -. rystallin sentli • !> in favor of the pro- - . rally last night • tUxle _ li liiiixard and County : : I' imp. who spoke fav- .. plan <•: lending the to Ih. >'41**111100. Sfencer. former chef ’ ihi State ■•Forty and tl^- |«lay on

Cedurville

ci Mr* Morgan 11. Hluted f'-r.d..' in • Paltnyra a* of tt. ir brother and wife. ; ii'. William Brook*. " IVinter and Ml** Eva ' « re numbered among ■ 'i -hopper* 01 Salur- • Shdtnan b- confined U

“ b) 11 Inca*.

Applegate, of PljUa- «. <.il ling at the home !• i Mulford on Sunday. Mr- William Bar’-* • Vtilliam Peterson spi A

in MiUvfllej kith Powell

Rio Grande Milton G Decker ha* a new

automobile

Mrs- Jake Mayer, of &i**c*bt» spent the weekend wilh her

pan it* her*.

J. U Haitiev. ol WmuUi*. ■pent the week-end here at the home of C E. Whman Mrs. Harry Bt*«r spent part of last week In Atlantic City Mrs. Roy Wolcott spent Friday at Sea trie City with Mra Milton Bingham Sylvester Hladkl. who U in tbe .ig*r, .pent a week'* furlough hete with hi^ mother. Mr*. Ahna

Balaskl.

Joseph M irphy. principal of

our school, ea* 111 last week. Mr* Thomar' Ilouglise. of Wa*

Creek. substituU ' tor him.

Accept Fire Entpae

There was a demonstration <

> nines

• ■•(halrr. who haa reaMc to b« out when

u flna

in lluetefl .pent the • itfc A girl friend “ Wirier* Hnrprlw Member “ n “»> Pltm 'hr 'caaon oceurml last weak when '*■' l >.' the Sunday School •' i: .:: iVorkeA* of the ‘ l’• byiertan Church. .• oi mu of i!i<■r James Ik- Marls.

left In

i ilw-ir way ovei ii“ along a won 1,1 nay the ho*!-M-d hardly

ady

rtelec

itble

The must Important road aero** New Jersey. tb« new Route No. ?i which carries tbe Uncoln Highwaj from UnllnAd Tunnel «n T-eoloo. and theme aopthwarA to t *md*4>. hold* an Important place ir the pr'^jrarr. Part of the $S0.--»i.pea which the Highway De-partmei-l plant U- spend on eontirurtloB and paring of thii road, ini lading th- foagtrucUon of thlrieen miles of new rosdwaj to escape congertton in Jers* City Newark and Elizabeth, will be

spent in 1»»

Two sections of the hlghwcy

nearest tb» tuauel already

use. An additional mile and a half of roadway in Newark will be completed this year. Specif! cation* lor JhU section are thi roo«t exacting ever asked in the State, and It i* expected to carry the heaviest IraBc The sum of *4.0U0.odti ha* been set aside for the paving of tbe Jersey Clty-

Rahway section of thi* route.

To make it easier for New York motorists to reach the North Jersey coast resorts, the Highway

„ . commlMdon will spend In e*c~fire engine Wednesday j «f JJ^nOJHKt The widening enlng of last week. There wai eleven miles of roadway between

Keyport and Red Bank.

and the ^.lrn“? Und an ' 1 bBh>- *"«*"*'*■ •« « t Ore." city l.aed Op — u,; 2s iTuV; ~

extended vtelt.

Mi« Eligabeth Bat*' 1* *« 'be. home of her sister. Mni. Spicwr ' Oliver, for an Indefinite atay. ^ - Mr*. Emma Coombs was Ih - i |-v-*n a Tbomam UM-. l-ot Overt "f Mr* Milton Walling, at ‘•'S.'i-e*'1^222-’mSTuk sis. Wildwood, or. Friday and Srtur- , oocsou's Into Seine to same Lot U*. , « 0 *k X. Bright and family, Wildwood, were Sunday M."ruirt»»rie* «is— i with hi* brother. Samuri Brigtp, . j» tortartve 4. *»■> and family. I.

On

rntng of last week. T

quit.- a crowd present Igiter the evening, during the meeting the Fir* Con pany. il war voted to accept the fit*’ engine Mr. and Mrs. A E Bdwnt** and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Bntriken motored to Philadelphia Sunday. Hick Wray, of Philadelphia,

visited hi* sister. Mrs. who has been ill.

i Sun-

day.

Hoy. Wolqntt I* having a new front- porch bull! on Ills b?n“ Robert Kennedy and John Schell-

Inger are doing the work.

Charles Ooorato moved fil family into the tenant house ol

Tony Curiuo last week.

The Sewing Circle met at the home of Mr* Alfred Ent iken on Friday afternoon at the King * Dnughters of the Baptist Church

met there In the evening.

Mra. Virginia Mayers HtUe Chinese dog. "Chtnnle. wi.ich she haa had for aeveral yeara. wa* struck by a truck Medntoday

of last week and Wiled.

Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Smllb made a hurineas trip to Pbiladrl-

phU on Friday.

Mrs. Amelia Neal. Mr*. Watreti Harris and Ml* Mar) Edward* attended the operetta. All at Sea." at Cape May Court House on Friday evening of week. Mlgue* Emily Smith and Evelyn

Harris look part JnU.

—The— French Cottage 701 Moorlvn Terrace OCEAN CITY* S. i. PHONE Mi ROOMS-BOARD IF DESIRED

lying Branch and Asbury

Park, will cost $776,000. More than fl.000.000 hat. been allocated

tbe paring of the eight-mile

iiref-h. between South Amboy

'.uuwan. The Mktaw *n

reek Bridge at Keyport. which cost $340,144. will be completed

thi* summer.

Down Along the t onal f Further down the coast the no* bridges orer the bratjehe* of Shark River, between Belmar and Avon-! >-the-Sea. will becomplefed tht* summer These bridge* cost almost $ *00.04*0 South Jeraev'a r-Hotment year Is the smallest of any lion of the state. The southern portion of Crescent Boulevard, between Collingswood and West vilie. is scheduled for completion

We never would believe the] storv of a drunken automobile driver. The United States is so popr. Has only ?S per cent of world'v

WHEN YOU WANT PANSIES—REAL PANSIES All Pretty Pansies, get them from JOHN DEVLIN, Florist Shore Koad. Ocean View. H. J.

Two Good Place* t

Park View Lunch Room

^ DAJUKY. :

Snaabetti Otneer*. Italian Style. Our Specialty . . cm teir rrr

107 Landi* Avennc

SEA ISLE CITY. M.

to Atlantic City to see the wreck of the -boat that waa washed TcxJ-ct, Will Vint j joth- sdH»u - WILDWOOD—At recent meet-' “charte* 0*ake. tug* tbe boards of education oi |C Rnmpp. i»t » North Wildwood and Wildwood bo rouge ©- ( rest voted U) allow their teach-j „ ers two day*' leave of absence M 2g , to > orth. r $tBk each 1 year to be spent in vistUng i.„rk st-D.^HolldmrJMwch. other school*, under tbe. direction of their principal* and the county supervisor*. Trips Vlll be arranged in school* where particularly gtxxl teaching may be ob-

served.

For sevci ! years Ncrth WiMwood has illowed each teacher j

'dSriSX 1 —■- «-* ness. R<<ords show Ikat six pmnk O. HUchnrv. *-i ux- •«* day* was ihe longest leave ever P. ‘ ,WK ’ U>< *

* a teacher from thtej

«... iy teachers each ye»r m—

u., not ask' for any leave ab-

sence. hnd the average ir slightly j

alMive one day per teacher per. year. Tbe Wildwo*! Crest boardhas voted to aHow raeiT ieacMfi-1 five days’ leave of absen.* next year for personal illness if need-

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