CAPE MAY DAILY HBgALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1908;

GAPE MAY DAILY HERALD LKWIb T. •T«V*N«

to. . Cay May

Herald's Daily Story

l*n.Lon* UUnd. NawTork It—a«r. WUUmd H. Memorial Church at tha Holr Comfortar. PtUledalphla. XS—Ear. WUllam H. Urafl. Me mortal Church of Use Hoi) Comfortar, Phlladalphia.

BC barn a tiai. Mantua. N

K1KK AUAHM CAI.tAI

Tlic Kira Department ha* rearranged • fire alarm boxes and the following | are the numbers and new location I 25 Washington atraet, near Schellen-

. j ger’r Landing.

j S£. Washington atraet, naar Union. I «?. Washington street and Madison

Major—Frederick J. Melvin Jan.4,1810 | | M LaXaratta and Bank atraeta. Alderman- F K- Duke, . Jan I. 180* j &>. Broad and Elmira atraeta. Council Wm. S. Shaw .. Jan. 1.1*10 I {65. Pittaburg and New Jersey arennea. 'L Moore, . .Jan. 1. l*tl I 68 Stockton avenue, between Jeffer-

Enlered aa aecondclaai mailer July) 1. 180S. at the post office at Cape j May. N J , under the Act of March j ,

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\\ EDNESDAY, JULY 181*. CITY DIRECTORY.

Ant Silly’s Peddler.

(OeprrtgM. 1WT. by MeCtare *

* Joa Hand Jan. L l*lo SUlweU Hand ... Jan. L 1»10 Jaa. J Doak . .Jan. Ll»ll Joseph H Elwell ..Jan. 1. 1811 Sam F Ware .Jan. 1,180V Louis C Saj re Jan. 1.1*08 F S. Townaend Jan. 1.1*U8

Recorder—J W. Thompson. Jan. 1.1810 Collector—Sob Needlee Jan. 1, 1*0* Treasurer—t. H. Smith Jr , Jan. 1.18W< atTboilCl^—Tboa P Curley.Jan.1,1811

Bldg Ins pec tot, V*. ». oto»-

. .Jan. L IKr

BOARD OP KDUCATION. Samuel R SO tea, Prealdent

Dr. A L Leach.—

1*11

Edw. H. PhUllpa. Clerk. 190; William H. Sheppard— . - 191' WUllam H OUbert .180 George S- Douglaaa 180 Luther C. Ogden 181i Charles dork 181b

BOARD OP HEALTH.

Dr A. 1. Loach. President Sept-L ISO: Dr V M.D. Mercy. Health officer " U*> Robert. R Hand " 180* WUllam K. tiheppard “ 1911

William Porter, Secretary

George L. Lo> «U “ 180t.

Board of Trade President, Lather C. Ogden; Secre tary, A. O. Merchant, Jr; Treasurer. Thomas W. Millet.

Adontram Chapter. No. *8, Royal Arch Masons—Con vocation*, third Monday of each month at lodge room. Waahlmrtoo

and Franklin streeta.

Cape 1 aland Lodge. No. so. F. and A. M. —Commnnloatlona, second and fourth hesdaya of each month at lodge room, i'aablngton and Franklin streeta. Cape May Cam p. No. tfTTS, Modern Wood ■en of America—Meets first Wednaeday of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclave, No. IBS, Improved Order of Baptaaopha-Meeta at Ogden' JU1I.S12 Washington street, on second and lot-rib Thursdays of each month. Cape May Connell, No. MW; Royal At canurr. - Meet* first andthlidTbaradays e each month at Aodltortam. Cape May lodge. No. *1. A. O. U. W - Meeta first and third Tfanmdaye of

Church Directory

Maasee—Sunday a, 0.18, 8 and 10 Weekdara, 7-10 a m. Sunday and Friday Evening Services at h.00 o'clock. Confeaaloos—Saturdays and Thursdays before the Firet Friday, from 3.30 to 6. p. m , and from 7 80 to(.30 p. m.

ivetu Sc. between Jackson A Decatur. Rev Arthur Hass. Rector, in days—Celebration^ of the Hol^Com-

ST, Joint's I*, a CHfBCU Cor. Waahiugton and Franklin at reel*. CapeAtar N. J. Sunday Servteea. Holy Com IB union. 7 A0 a. ■»., every Sun day. and iOAO a. m.. the First Sunday

Evening Prayer only. 5 p. m. The fallowing derwymec .ary expected to officiate dnnue the snnii—r at 180B. JULY j. Rev. Robert McKay. D. DRector Trinity Church, Moores —re. N.J-

Rev. F. A- D Leant, XL D. Recto St. David a Chutth, Ilf ynnk. Philadelphia. , Rev. Hannan Van Pelt Leris. Rector Church of the Incarns

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Rev. Nathaniel S. Thomas, Rector Church of the Holy Apes

lies, Philadelphia.

, Res. C- C Pierce, D. D., Rector * " 's Church, Pbllndet

L Dnhring, D.D.. UntEpis-

Philadel-

. Res. Charles St- Perkiaa, Rural Dean, Rector Trinity Church,

Vineland. N.J.

Res. Robert W. Fofryth, Rec-

re free at nil serrtcea.

Bey. H. P. Orego, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at KU la the esealng at 7 JO. Sunday morning Workers Msiting ULOOa. M. Sunday School at 2JQ r. ■. Wndoaaday craning Prayer ManUng 7 JO o'clock Maa'a Maatiag Saturday eseolag MfiJ

md Queen slreeU.

is. Franklin

76. Howard street. op|

blafl poalt

>U Stockton

S2. Columbia Avenue and Gurney

itreeta

8« Ocean street, near Beach rrenoe. *1 South Lafayette and Grantatreeta. 82. Broadway and Beach avenue. 83. Perry street, near Bridge. 94. Perry street and Beach avenue. 95 Washington and Jackson streets 87. Columbia avenue and Decatur

i tree t.

8H. Washington and Ocean streeta

Aunt Bally Warner was a phyMagnomltt When - a paddler offered her goods aba iookad him In ths fare Instead of at Ua warea End areally him to go oo. One day ■ peddlar came by whom a be looked In the fan and aald: “You are the only honest peddlar I have acen In tan years. Yon can bring aw tn alx milk pane.” “But how do yon know that I honest T* queried the man. wondering If she was making gam# of him. “By your looks.” All tin peddlan buy sheepskins. Aunt Bally bad one nailed op oo the barn door, and after a bit of chaffi about the price she went out to got It, leaving the man on the plan. Whan she returned the exchange was effected and the peddler departed. He thanked her for her compliments and < deuce, and be was told to call again If be came that way. There was no ruction on til about sundown. Ttm Aunt Bally discovered that silverware, cutlery and other thing* were missing. It had taken her a boot fifteen mlnto get the sheepskin, during which time the peddler was alone on pissa* She figured It out In her own mind that no one else could have taki rtuff, and aha rowed to hava him porreed to the ends at the earth. Novarthelesa whan the hired man agreed

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STATEMENT

Capital, Surplus and undivided pro6u $ 242,130.91 Deposita .... j.228.738.87

CAPE MAY A D VTHOIt V UOAKI)

IBHAC H. BMITH J. BPIC'ER LEANING AARON W. HAND WILLIAM F. CASHEDY ALBERTO. BENNETT

HENRY C. THUMP:* in DR. JAMES M EC RAY REUBEN T. JOHNSON JOHN B. HUFFMAN HON. ROBERT E. HAND

1.00 for Year In Advance

Cold Spring Connell, Jr. O. U, A M- No ISA—Meets In hall at Gold Spring, every Fueeday evening at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge. No. 25. Order of Mechanics—MerU a

Eureka Lodge. NoA. Ladies' L O. M.MerU every Tuesday evening at 1 No. 504 Washington street Friendship Council, No. tl, D. 1 Meet* 00 Tneaday afternoon of eec u MO, in Jr. O.U.A.M. HaU, Cold: The John Mecrmy Poet No., 40, G meet* on the third Friday of each at 7.80 o'clock p. m- at Franklin atraet ■cbool building. Mayflower Lodge. No. 1 trier of Odd Fellows-Meets each Frida) I the Auditorium, Jackj Ogallalla Tribe, No. 157, Improved Order of Red Men—Meet* at *10 stray. Cape May Fir* Department, Monday evening In each monti Washington and Franklin stn

CAPE NAY POST OFFICE Arrival and Departure at Mall* WEEK DAYS

^ JO A. M. CJ0 - 8JS “

TJO

E4» -» 140 P. M. 100 -

SUNDAYS

10.48 A. M. 440 P. M. Collections and Deliveries WEEK DAYS 640 A. M. £-20 W. M. 12-00 M- 12.00 M. t oo P. M. (.46 P. M.

.SUNDAYS SJS P. M.

Office open tram f S. am. nnUl 1 *. m. weak days. Money order do artmwnt open tram S S. mu until 4

THE ONLY LAUNCH LINE Gape May an* Wildwood Arcs and Ooml “WAY” and

se she bristled tq> and replied. ■Jim Da via, yon are e fool! That peddler never took 'em. HI wtgm life he's an honest .man. Borne mat have climbed Into a window and nbbed the bonne-'' Tbe hired man smiled pityingly and disdainfully, but bad nothing*further to say. That night, however, without hint to Aunt Bally, be net a 00c matable on tbe trail. Next man without a word to him, the widow went the village to consult tbe euthoritiea The' Justice at the peace and the prosecuting attorney agreed with the 1 man. They pointed out tbe fact that it would have been utterly Impossible for any 00a alas to commit the crime In her heart aha thought so, too, bnt her reputation as a physiognomist vaj at stake, and aha tu a them with: “You are e couple of idiots to t&lk as you do. Tbe peddlar la aa Innocent es babe. What you want to do Is >k for a beetle browed man with straight noee and a weak chin.'* They looked for the peddler Instead, and they found him. He was brought back in tsara. They didn't find the goods on him, but ba almost confess art to the crime. He would have quite confessed but for Aunt Bally. She re-

bare bean discharged on the spot, far a* Mm was concerned, but the anthorittea bad a suspicion that ba was mixed up In another case, and It decided to bold him for a few day*. Aunt Sally want home with bar Jaw "act ” She bad aald tbs peddler bonset She had passed her wor stand by him. The fact that the hired man want around with a grin ot face angered her and made her 1 determined than ever. She slept at aD that night She turned aide to side and made plana «nd pwMeted them. During (be next day Aunt Bally hunt-

Hobs, and at night aa aor hired man want to bed, the kit up a horse and drove tote the « She bad passed the Jail many t and aha reached It without being 80 tar as ahe knew there t

one prHsosr there, flbe coukj what ceO ha occupied, but Mm a board against the wan and 1 □p to one of the barred windows. It was gammer, and the aaab was raised

out a prisoner

< man to languUh tn priacn. Get ork With rfcaaa' tools and make

your way out at thda."

Aunt Sally returned hone wV disco vary. Mm got np with a smile sb bar face and a song In bar heart hut

Juaoee eg to peddlar had ttoTperty e

Prisoner -charged with hung stealing and lodged ta Jail tbe night bufiore bod filed odT the burs ef hla csfl and ragaln-

T. LI T'A V LOR :i CENTRAL SHOE STORE^=

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AND ° LAUNCH •

Office md Shop-Cor. Corgie md Jefferson Sts. CAFE HAT, V. J.

KEITH'S LAUNDRY Perry and South Lafayette Streets ^ All Class of Work at Lowest Prices ^ Prompt delivery and good service. Our wagon will cal ROBERT H. KEITH

UNCLE DIO El’ S ' 1 saiaaiBSBa bm.ii, bibibp B&Tiaa |' RICHARD M. ■ENUTCAD, Free. Under New kUnigrmrot Thoroughlr Renovated —Btrictly F nt Ctses Barrie

CAPE MAY. N. J

ffhere- all Tolleys Stop

Dealer in Boots and Bboes. UathlDK Slipper* sod Rubber Goods. Sole Agent in Cape Msr for Laml ertville Snag-Fraor Boot* and King yimlitr Kboes For Men Repairing in all It* Branches Blacking Dressing and Findings

:r Bool. keystone Phone I-J8M

Ball Bands the t>

EstalJlisieil 1872 Jj^ssen’s ^akery HOTELS AND ( OTTAI.KS SUPPLIED

524 WasMngto^ Stoet

This Space is Reserved Jor

C. H. Taggart

Pint Class ’Work... At Popular Pricts SI N K The Leading Barite*

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Sot Water Heatipg and the Honeywell System

Plumbing In all lines General Jobbing • Bpeci tie* lionrr Furnished

622 Waahlngtoa St

JUST RECHVm A NEW AND FULL LINE OF. . J Perfect F tting Bathing Suits ■ AO Mate la both Round or Dutch aaeka

—A Oomplete Uae of—

Tailored Buttoned Skirts ' In All rtm Latest Coloring* Worlds Renowned Bon-Ton Corset

it. TheMgstffrttot mtUhg corset In tbe world

A Complete Uaeaf

Tailored and Fancy Shirt Waists

If yon want the lateat al

la la Awniags and Tent Goods

MRS. E. TURNER 523 WmikUXtw 51. CAFE MAT, M. J. both rhones iadibb kntrancb CAMDEN B0TTUNK C0. Ill ml til 1

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Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptly and skilfully don-. BELF0EI) GARRISON 208 Washington SC. Cape May

BUT TOUR FRUIT AT HOGAN'S C1PE mrs OKI? FRUIT STORE

May delivery. Special sealed packages for Hotel Gnests. No charge for package and delivery.

501-3-6-7-9 W1SHIIGT0N ST.

' I 'he Mansion Bakery 317 Mansion St.

WM. WALDORF, Prop 1

AH kinds of Pie*. Oakes, Hat Buns, Biscuits, Fanev Goods, Etc. Hotels and Uottaee trade solicited. Order* Mt at the store or glvea to tbedriv^s, srih be given prompt and careful attention.

ELI RbSENTHAL... N^erchant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men's and Ladle's Suits made to order

412 War

ie Pbooe IOSM

B ^MAY. H. J

Manufacturing Jeweler Repairing of i r ine'W8tches, Jewelry, &c.

Cut Gl^ss, Hand Painted 311 Washinftmi St

Rq>airing ol Full Hne '

CW«C

JOS. K. HARD,

The History of -:Cape May County:-

TBE AB01IGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAT

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,31 CUsWrt. 5* LEWIS T. SreVEAS, PaMteUh

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