CAPE MAY HERALD.

volt. VII. NO. 47

CAPE MAY, N. J.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907. EIGHT PAGES

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PLANNING A | POW-WOW

Red Men From all Parts ol Jersey to Vtet Cape May ^

The Jacoby-Tavlor Nuptials lo Philadelphia

EVENT OF “SEASON

WELL KNOWN HERE

Cape May Tribe Making Preparations To Show Tbeir Brothers 'ThM - ■ 1 They are Wide-Awake

The event of the year in secret society circle* of Cape May. will be the vUit of the tireal ChU*i *4 ’ tht Great Council of New Jersey, Improve*! Order of Red Men, to ORaRatla Tribe No. t67, which will occur on ^alUtdaj ai*;ht. 23d in*t.. when UgallaRa Tl* kindle a »|iec4*l council Ure to receDe them. Ttie Great Chief* have been touring the SiujataaerttaTInic bf pfc-. tobrr. having ^niOttaity <Ary aet lion in which tribes are lijfaled, and ha.e met willi a splendid reception them that they -•♦e -eiw-hve and wide- ■ « ake a* their brothers of the North Jersey Tribe*. Large numbers of otbee tribe* of the county to join with them in the reception whmh«wiU be tendered. They have aKaagoj far a street parade in honor of the event, and in addition lo the county tribe*, haveinvtied the two tribes at Mill-

ville to lake uvK nJilTA'J P*""**. '’he carried I

being'present_and the visitor* will Inclui!pjl3«M»icitta:tt*nk P. Jackson, of Camden; Great Senior Sagamore Emil W. Schabilon, of Hackensack Great Junior Sagemore Harry J, Rath-

? At!toae Otty: Great ChiefqfjBccords Daniel M- Slave Camden, originally, however,-of May; Great Sannap John Thomson, of As bury Park; Great Miahinewa John B. Wright, of Cpmdfn; Great Guard of Wigwam Ihto' Huetaftt, Millville; Part Great Sachem Herbert V. Stetaer, of Gloucester, and Past Great

Camden,

Joseph E. Nowrey. Wkile the Great C]

AUTUMN WEDDING

Dr. Eckels Perlormed Ceranony—Has Married Sui ol Tke Jacoby Family

Miss Rial Reader Taylor and Mr. John Freed ley Jacoby, Jr., both well top* n at Ca{if, wore married In the Arch Street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon, at 8 ■clock, by the Rev, Mervln J. Eckels, D. l>.,officiating. Miss Haul Dillon was maid of honor, and Edward C. lacoby, brother of the groom, beat After the ceremony a daintily appointed luncheon was served at the

Hotel Majestic.

The bride is a daughter of Mi trude K. Taylor, of VSlf Noilh 18t!t street,'Vklladelphla, and the groom a ■on of Mr. and Mr*; T. Jacoby ' whose summer home is on Columbia

SHIFTING TIDE CAUSES SUIT

Hotel Men UHiMti Over Ocean City Beach Front Lota

LAST FOUR WEEKS

The Property in Queiticm u Valued At S75.000--Camden Lawyer* Trying Case

The salt brought by Usury W. Leads and J. Haines Lippiuootl, of Atlantic City, for possession ofs block ni laud on the beach ffhnt la Ocean t»tr has been resumed to the Cspe May County

Cou't, before Judge Endicott

An imporlsut <|Ue»llon lo be determined is where ebbed sudd owed to 1882. Tl.e ongioa! owner was the <Jor*o Oily Association. Klcbgnl 8ooy. owaer of Ibe property sdjiduing lh» beach front claims Inst hi* deede call (or land extending down to Atlantic Armor, sod, further, that lo 1882 when he purchased the property, all laod below Atlantic avenue was below water and that all

accretions belong to him. It

With the present wedding , br the Ocean City Association that it

Ur. ttkefc. pastor of the church, bae married six of the Jacob family, there being but two remaining, Edward, of PJti^deiphia, and Wilmer M.,

Ifcifcbutg. •' »

The bride wore a traveling goa i Alice blue broadcloth and a toque Dimmed with long blue and while plumes. She carried a bouquet of

lUtended lo ooovay the beach front of. the Hotel Brighton. Lead, and Lip^p. colt came into possession of the ‘

Tba association

been called opoa *o dear the bile Or re*' fund the money paid for theUod, The property io qoestiob'fJ ViduM at 975,-

90.

The following jory Is hearing the a

Among thtwe attending the affair ere Mr. and Mr*. John F. Jacoby, Mr. and Mia. Clifford F. Jacoby, Mr. and Mr*. George \V. Jacoby, Mr. and Mm. Clarence 8- Jacoby, Mr. and Ml Herbert J. Jacoby, Mr. Wilmer Jacoby

and Mix. Edward C. Jacoby.

■ DECEMBER JURORS Sheriff Corson drew his first Jury on Tuesday for the December term of Court, whleb open* ou Decmber 10th. Upper Tbwnshlp—Enoch Ctouting, William SUte*, William N. Cremer,

Gideon B.-Gandy.

Dennis Towuahlp—Atoaxo Broefua.

Jacob P. Collin*' "WilliamTrout, Chaa.

fC, Foster, Charles B. Abram*. . Lower Township—Arthur Wl

t'Chief* are at Cape

Majehey tjm diMHct session of the Great Council of New Jersey, at which all Past Sachem* who

’ are eaiRJsd and make appliafioQ^aill jTajioi.

rccHUbtte Paat Sachem's degree. i vy ^ May-Spencer

11 wAb«a. “heaphi«tim.T for UreL ..

(Ape May Indiana. -

nett. Prince Humphreys, Daniel Mil-

Clarence Fisher

Maurice

Sea Isle City—Charles Sayre, Ed*

a <J.,«ieU. ■>[' j

whship—David Scull, Peter

.ne cars ^ k<>e, Ani'wT- Brower, i^weUyn Hil

largest edition aofl higgle*Khe/*p4pei ever issued in Cape May. * Jt Urifl be'a

b“'"“ ““ '"f U Hollj- iiemcb—Philip Blanton, 0».

^ CbartcC.B^tna, 8^.

aJ.etUainR oafunin*. ^ U (■.mplon, KUa, W Forcum, Eli.

Neal, our manager, and have space re-, v nev

,„^fo,y f .,»l«nl^enC j“ wLdb^ILj^npB W.Pin..,.,L..1.

Spec lor.

J Hand, ;|ckriaie.

, Ocean Oily—John R. Groves, Daniel

At The BIJow

rhumaa P. Crowell, manager of the Bijou moving picture place at thVdorner of Washington and Perry street*, has been giving sho^-a fiis beck and will continue to U9 lead'iff thehreek the shows for the benefit of the First Bapliaj Churafa. r Tlusmoying pylure show jras jM pidnfer of, iU like (In Cajie Si ay,* and proved the success of the business. It sasopenede*r»y lart summer by Mr. Crosriflf,krid-fla* been' a success from the start, ungcr hie able

gaged in preparing for the opening <ff their new moving picture place at No'

431

productive , showing of there: pfcrufc, And have already selected taking ppg pleasing scenes which will be shown. They willsborttylmaeffdy iMUnouoeethGr opening dffy. |flT —, 4 .,

ft . Mariager Irwin EJdredge, on Hrturday evening fart opestd-k tMtfrg pio- - lure show in the second story'of the Cane Mar Grain god Coal Company 1 bnilklng on Washington street, and the** plea^ag kxbUhLions hav* .peps

of the moil desirable and have been highly commended for their eseSHiEr ~£t&D\N

Anglesea—Thomas Corson, Bright, Arthur N. Ely.

Wildwood — Thomas Goalin, John

fa-comb, Latimer R. Ba

Cape May City—Joscp* —, fayette Bennett, Clinton Rutherford, George Turner. J Ou Monday evepiqg, Novemb.-r 25th. the fiat of the SUr Coarse Entertainments for the Young Men’s Association will begin at the High rtchoo! Building. The company of Elina B. Hmitb will be the attraction in imiUUon of UplG and chUdreas son pi, aad rudutions. The other members of the company are Miss Meric Ttliotsou, contralto; Mr.

Truman Hickman, Aaron M. Roblo>0. Lewis S. BtUwelu Gee. H. Beerea, Albert J. Mathews, John W. Mecray, Ogdeu Gaudy, Dennis Fisher, Wm. C. Kessler, Frank Dickinson, John E. Carroll. Uriah Gandy. CUmden lawyere

are trying the case.

QUITS GAME FOR BUSINESS

Roy Thomas, who ba* played in outfield for the Philadelphia Katienals

Official Returns 0! Election in The County

Election Returns

Oeeaa Oily, let... Ocean City, 2nd.. Upper ........... 8m Isle City Middle, 1st Middle, 2nd Dennis, 1st..... Dennis, 2nd..

5 |0 Iff J ,3

North

Wildwood—..

Holly ~ '

■“fs '187

Lower 187 108 EFiSS’iKsd.s ' CapeMay City, 1st 224 166 Cap* May City, 2d 147 «

Total— 2443

183 | 81

88 228 1137 270

68 ,117 I2U ,212 33 0

Records and Items of Their Coming and Going

GOSSIP OFTHE TOWN

102 1113 51 1 89 !l6S 61 178 tie an I hi 87 | 05 | 81 ' 76 124 14, 106 78 1 1 68 >i4U ,41 ISO mo 1121 128 86 1229 2190 1734 I28S2 !l2at

Whal is Going on In ike Social Colony—Many Interesting Chatterings

NEW SUPREME COURT

as B-en (--tiled With Able Jai

("or Many Years

Vice Chancellor Jam* J. Bergen, of .Somerset County, »a* on recently nominated and oonfirmed as a Justice of the Supreme Court of this slate to succeed the late Abram Q. Garretson. Mr. Bergen hat been a vice chancellor einee 1904 and hi* term would not have expired until 1B1L He w ee previously an active Democrat and was a member of the House of Assembly from Somerset county during the years 1876, ,878, IBM and 1891, and the latter two rears was the speaker of the Assembly. io 1886 he was delegated to the Democratic National Convention at Chicago. The next year he was appointed by Governor Bedie prosecutor oCBoftiursei county, and served In that (or six years. He is the second vice chancellor to be pul upon the

Supreme Court beoeh.

In the wedt preceding Governor

Stoke* appointed Circuit Court Judge Charles W. Parker, ef Hudson county, to (he Supreme Court to fill the vacancy

by the resignation of Judge

John Franklin Fort, and this tribunal is now complete In membership forth* Oh time sinee'Affffy spring. Judge Parker la a eon of the late Cortlandt Parker, and a brother pf Congreasmen Richard Wayna Parker, of Newark. His mother was a Stitea, and a mem-

a number of ngn. gill not be .vUb j- r 0 f a Cape May county family. He the Itnliea nail eaarea. H* recently u t graduate of Princeton college and purchased a tKlf la turret In a toberee 3 Columbia L#w School, New York,

" and ha* been a member of the New

ty bar for twenty-two yean.

1898 be was appointed district court Judge for Jerrey City, and made a <3rcuit Court Judge by Governor Mur-

phy In 1908.

his home town, Norris-

town, Pa., and followed It up with the

be was through

playing league ball. Thomas is remembered locally a* a member of the tniversMy 'lgr' P*on»ylv»nla’brteball team and as a player on the old Cape May nine along with other eollage ■ten. He was alw^ya knogQ as a "home fellow" and it is chiefly to his dislike of absenting himself away from home on the Werteth trip* of Ms club that be decided to quit f^e game. Thomas was always rated as one of the beet outfielders in (he NaMrtsI T.aaghr and in addition to his playing quailtire he was well liked among the play-

The flat s*vmti(nstft teachers’- institutes of Cape May, Gloucester and Atlantic counties, was held in Atlantic Hty last week- TheCape Mgy «Mp>ty

decided that they preferred the • Unuanee of the insUtulee to. be t Jointly by the three counties.

Prof. C. C. Vermeule, of New York, has been sailed in by CRy Council to examine the adequacy ef UiS water supply, and has * —— —-**-

wells and the proper place, tc

them. The mstiy will be rushed to Bnpdsy alieruooo, ami tbs latermeDt

early oompletioo.

One thousand coeds of o (art winter or spring, dffH' any station aa the Wort Jar 8. k. R-, dell varies to be nwA Fall and Winter.

Bherlff Robert It. Corson was sworn

Riidreth at

Boagbt, Bold, Etc

flnu or edtuusoy at (be County

its provisions aod providess heavy |WDsUyiyUUareeoapy^ _ JO nsreffhWar kssatcr

Tuesday uiRhl. Tost* was Just a •

’eat Ot|w Jfgy. good bosreeeaof ^he eoal d

CAPE MAY BOY’S SUCCESS ('red 1) IWmUvvtr IMiiug Mcrty ai Car Itooksws), K Y. The Far Kookaway, l>ong Island. N. Y., News, oontained lest week the following article about Fred- D. Doo little, who was raised a* a boy In Cape

May City :

last issue we published anno inocuMOl that Mr. Fred. D. Doolittle had purchased the interest of William E. Dennis in the drug firm of Dennis A Doolittle, and it mav not be amiss to give a brief sketch of ibe successful career of Mr. Doolittle in busine j at ibis time. A graduate of the New York College of Pharmacy, Fred. D. Doolittle has been in Fai Rockaway for the last 20years, coming here in 1867 as clerk in the pharmacy of D H. Jennings, in the old Wynn Building. After being in the employ of Mr. Jennings for 9 years, Mr. Doolittle went into business for himself ii: the Campbell Building in 1896, and five yean later purchased the drug bus! of Mr. William Keeler. A fie two stores successfully fo three years. Mr. Doolittle formed 1 partnership with Mr. W. E. Dennithree year* ago. A few weeks ego the F. D. Doolittle Company w as inoor porated with the Secretary of 8iat< ilh a capital of *80,000, aod Mr. Dennis' interest in the old firm of DeonL A Doolittle was purchased, member of the old Far Rockaway FireDepartment, Mr. Doolittle was active, and be la aleo very active In fraternal society circles, being a member of nearly every order In the Rockaway*.

HERALD BRIEFLETS A Diary of Cwrrwat Kvewta Thai Will Interest Everybody -The remark passed on the street on Tueaday that “The Herald" is the inast popular paper in the county is being repealed everywhere. Our subacription books prove It. -The moving picture craze has certainly struek Cap# May. We are to have two new panicr* before Thanks-

giving Day-

The first of the season for water terrapin made High Bait, the fisherman in the county, aideraWy richer. He captured sixteen and sold them at four dollar* each.

Mr*. Emma Brown, widow the late Captain William Brown,of Spring, a life guard captain in the •umuirr Basons at Gape May, died early last Friday morning Bhe was a sister of Even W. Myers, of this city. 8be wee

lions to Connell, which call for more >9 yeera of ege. The foneral occurred

loealri Im* '~

ber late boine at Cold Bpriug 0

eat

Va* mad* at Taberaalee cemetery.

Brown, of thi* city, wa* a eon.

Tboomnd* of gnnnert b)

UNION THANKS0IVINQ

The Union Thanksgiving Service this year wlU be heki in the Fiat M.K. Church, at 10.80 a. m., and the sermon will be preached by Rev. Jadvss McLeod, of ibe First Presbyterian Church. Tha other aiergymen of Cap* May will

C.» Mel Com Ho3T«i£vj£ L r0Bnln, “ M0 “ ** *■*!*«•

BMtalrr Robert E- Hand, Surragatoelect Cbaries P. Vans man, former Bberiff John W . Reeves, Richard

SUtea and J. Swing Willis.

Ooaapiy With IbW

Dr. John 8. _ been appo(nte4

the R<

. meeting in the Y. M. A.

Jos. MeUann has put in afalltt

All Born Ha me Day

Editor Caps Mas Hkhald : Sometime ago, while discussing birthdays with a friend, he menlioned the fact that three gentlemen of more or less prom|q*qne, whom he personally knew, were boro cn the same day, November 18, 1841, *0 that each will have celebrated his sixty-sixth birthday the day previous to thi* weeks issue of your paper. The gentlemen named were General E. Hurd Grubb, of Edgewaier Park, Naw Jersey; Coo’ greasman Burton, of Delaware, and Hon. William T. Stevens, of our own Cape May, Of these three Genera! Grubb has attained the greatest world wide publicity as a soldier and £>) mat. Congressman Burton bear, « honorable record as a representative of the people in government affairs. Coming down to our own fellow eili sen, William T. Elevens, we must gp expression lo the sen-e of local prick which this community has for many year* felt In having w ithin ils border menof hi-islanding ability and per*oni worth. As a volunteer soldier, a* member of the House of Assembly, member of tb» County Roan] «f Fnr holders, member of Council, and other positions of hooer, trust and respond blUty, be la today bearing the distinction of always having been worthy the title of "Honorable-" His businau inUfcrity, his faithfulness to doty, hi* example m a Christian gentleman, give him high place In the trio of there babe* of November 18,1£4L b. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mfea Trial* Off The trial* af #alie* officer* before the

day evening -a

PERSONAL MELANGE

GRAND LODGE AND 0RAND ENCAMPMENT DATES

HELD AT TRENTON Some lor New Rule to Govern Lalrs Sessions—Newarker Leads in Grand Warden Race

N. J. ODD FELLOWS

i'illiam T. Smallwood, of Camden, cisiting Mr. ami Mr*. Albert U.

Bennett.

Mr*. M. C. Hwain was enjoying a tuple of days shopping In Philadelphia this week. and Mrs. Samuel ConleJ- and children, of Camden, are v isiting Mr. and Mr*. Harry Keliangy. Miss Elva Hand, daughter of Pilot and Mr*. Harry H. Hand, U visiting lends in Philadelphia. Miss I-aura Hand, of Cape May Court House, who has many friends at Cape May, was calling upon them ere on Monday. Coroner William II. Thompson has resigned as a member of the Board of Education, U> which position he was lee tod three years ago. Mr*. Charles A. Hwain will lead the Baptist Young People’s Union meeting .omorrow evening. The subject wi 'Men Wanted for Gideon's Band as Alice Bennett and Irene, hi dster, are visiting In Germantown and York, Pa., and while in the latter lace will call on their former pastor, jev. Charles D. Parker, and estimable wife. and Mr*. Christopher Gallagher, who'are occupying their cottage on street, will leave within a month and go to Atlantic City, and ifter a visit lo that retort, will go to Palm Beach, Florida, for the winter. Mr. Lewis H. Williams, of Tuckahoe, who bolds a rwtpoosible government position In Washington, made his first visit to Cape May in ten year* •aturday. He was astonished and gratified at improvements being made here. Mr. Williams was a leading Republican of the county some thirty

years ago.

Dr. Theophilus T. Price, author qf the "Ode to Cape May," is living with Mrs. Price with Mrs. Abigail Town" send, on Lafayette street, having removed here from Tuckertoo. X. J. He la a native of Lower Township. He is interested in geneaology and has done much work on the Price and Swain

families.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Johnson, Jr., and their sweet little babe, of Mt. Holly, N. J., are enjoying a visit with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Judge and Mr*. Hildreth, who passed the autumn with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Eastwick, at their Jaokson street home, while wailing for the putting of their Washington street residence in order, it having been damaged by fire early in the summer. They moved into it

this week.

The annual sessions of the Grand Ixxige, I. O. O. F., of New Jersey, and the Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F., of New Jersey, will take place in Trenton, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur— day, of next week. It I* expected that re than 600 delegates will attend the lions ol the two bodies. The Grai.d Encampment will meet Tuesday, and the Grand Ixxige Wednesday and Thursday. of the principal matter* to come before the session of the Grand Encampment will be that of changing the date of the sessions and the location. It is dwired by many of the members to meet semi-annually in different parts of the Bute, the argument being advanced that this plan will tend lo increase interest in Ibis branch of Odd Fellowship. The only office for which there is a contest is that of grand junior warden. Hlepben Hchleif, of Plainfield, and Dr. John H. Duffield, of Phillipsburg, are in the lead for the office. Frank Jummel, of Trenton, has no opposition for grand The matter of the location of the pro- ' Odd Fellows' home for the aged and Indigent members will be an important matter to be considered by the grand lodge. The home association, which is in charge of the Odd Fellows’ home in Trenton, has offered to sell the property to the grand lodge for fI5,000. This figuB vi lli doubtless develop support for other locations that will be submitted as it is thought this amount

la Urge.

Acting Grand Master Dr. Frank Crowlher, of Perth Amboy, will pre tbe convention. A sharp contest is on for grand warden between six candidates. Thomas E. Engl is, of % Ridgewood, the present grand marshal, and the Rev. B C. Lippincott, of Newark, a former chaplain, are in the lead at present.for the position. There is also a contest for grand secretary between Harry 8. Pine, of Trenton, the present incumbent, and Frank S-Jum. mell, also of Trenton. The chances favor the election of SecreUry Pine, the manner in which he has fulfilled the duties of the position of the past year proving very satisfactory. Grand Sire E. 8. Conway, of Chicago, U expected to attend the second day of the session, Thursday.

The following are some t event Oepe May County real route transfer*:

Twentieth Wedding Anniversary From Wildwood Journal Mr. a-iu Mrs. Eli Barnett were great ly surprise] last Saturday night by a number ol their friend* calling to re mind them >>f their 20th wedding aoni Ternary. Their first thought of anything onoaoal was the din made by Ibe perty on the front porch upon tbeii arrival. Many very pretty presentrl were received by the host and hostess aad everybodv was well pleased with tbeirevraiog'seotertainmeot Refresh I meol* of Ice cream, fruit, and a were served, among the cakes being whirling cake containing twenty candles. Among those presert were Mr end Mr*. Somers Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Oak ford Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Samne Roberts, Mr. and Mr* Harry Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Israel Woolsoo, Mr. an J Mrs. Kenben Monnt. Mr*. Ludu*Clark Miss Lyda Learning. MieiHareb Barker Mia* Ann* Barker, Mia* Florence Bar nett, Mrs. MaryJMontgomerv Charles Foster, Werren Monnl, Walter Barnett, Bualey Roberts and Esther Thomas.

Mary A. Hughe* in Mary F. Hughes 9100. Irani eieraa acre* woodland at

Cold Mpripg.

Cara Mar Pour Colombia Securities Co. lo Frances W. C- Karnes. 900. Lot 47. Block A.

IT’S £0 EASY

To cut way with our patent a Two complete pair

Will

outlast any two Mil of ordinary aoiafi, 7 and a iMb. Ue., 91.00 and . resparitraty. Bay re 8*4 «»ear tks Cape May, N. J.

Where la the Alcove V One day last week, a writer in the Evening Bulletin gave quite an interesting letter on the subject of strong drink, and among other thing* discussed the evolution of the ooclall, in which be mentioned the fact that Daniel Webster and Henry Clay would oil and sip their oockuils in an alcove off Ibe bar, which is yet to be seen in the “old rickety hotel still standing at Cape May." I so. thinking the maker of that aUlement drew somewhat on his Imagination. Clay and Webster were seldom here, and when they wore, registered at Congress Hall or Mansion House, the latter bouse having received Henry Clay on his last visit in 18(7. Fire afterward destroyed both those house*. All the other hotel* of that day are no more. Ocean House, Centre House, Atlantic, National Hall, United States, Columbia, Delawtre House, Franklin House, Philadelphia House, Washington House, all existing only in imagination. Now where is the “rickety old hotel" in which Henry Clay and Daniel Webster used to eil and "tip their eoctailsT Where is that alcove sUll to be seen?

Temperance Liectoro General Deggel, lately retired from the V. 8. Army, will lecture for the Womans' Christian Temperance Union at the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday evening, November 19th. Expect a treat and be sure to go. The member* bf the U. A- K- are espeetially invited and front Mats wUl be reserved for

their use.

NOTICE TO GUNNERS

gunners, ere forbidden to trespass with gun or dog, upon my property. Thom who have not read this notice will be leniently dealt with, and other* will be prosecuted. Exuts Phvsjc-k.

Goaaty Mayor Joeepfa G. Champion of Oceau City has reaorad to Aododon, N. J. whet* b# base lary* earn b*r of ood tracts He baa aim been elected resident of the Aodobon Board of Fred* which wa* recently organised.

The Cap* May Coouty Board of Freeholder* has acoeptad tb* new four-mils

Several desirable house* are vacan nd can be ranted, mil particular* apply 10 Qinnw C. Hceuxs, Baal beats Broker. SH Oosan street. Cape May. N. J

Masac Stadia Laeaira given on Piano or Organ any tour during day or eyeing. For erma, write, call or phone. Mall «Td

0 *S?&£U£i?~' Cape May Qty