4 CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1909.

CAPE MAT STAR AID WATC Mcn«l la Stat »ad Ww. iy»l - w^Ss&S^r' ■ taM.rrta,«Ml*riTNrliM«ei J T^Uwartacat-rtf « the pouofc. a. «cx«l p class peatal matter. L ^ g /S SpSS ^ ■11' . .-■ ,« cents per lack. Traaeleat Ad- g >5£S,t,Stss— .. s JSsSK^4^s*:5i.«. E . R?di°r:f^?.v^ Insolloas. Thirteen times G °»« <*" P" worf **eh "" * fc^tb'e" v «TAR'AND WAVE PUBLISH!!*! CO. * 315 and 317 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand, Oeneral Manarer » TELEPHONES' •"*iuTilw."L»71l f ■MTI MK IITM KM 101 v n CAPE MAY ST A3 A» WAVE : — — v If a cross appears opposite your name d OB wrapper or paper it indicates that your subscription expires this month. ^ The aubecription price is fl.00 per year hi advance. 8 CAPE MAY 8 : HOMESTEAD 3 ; WOLRICB HAKES HOME REN jd Diamond Was Wet aid Dark c Day Made Errors / 1 Frequent Again the locals played a victorious 1 game against a'strong team The wet grounds and heavy sky were both bad propositions fob the players but despite the pull bi/is a game of class was witnessed oy a huge crowd which en- j tirely surrounded the field. . ' Lewis Machado produced the goods t - cabling down the visitors to five hits J ^ * though one was good for a home run. , Weinberg certainly had his eye on j the horsehlde getting two singles and ■ a double out of four times up. Smiley was on the job his club in hand getting three hits to the good Machado hit the ball every time up and secured two j hits, as did Reed, who beside the hits t secured his base on a drive through ■ third base. , Wolrich connected with one in the third inning and waltzed all the way ] round. Kuntz secured two of tne five hits for the visitors, one an easy two ; bagger. _ , Tne same teams again cross bats to- | day, and as the visitors are more used to tbe grounds the fans ought to find |' somehing to do. Score : CAPE MAY R H O A E ! Kuhn, If '0 0 1 0 0 1 Smiley. 2b 2 8 0 2 0 Cork ran, ss 2 0 2 4 1 Curry. 2b 1 1 1 2 0 1 Weinberg, c 18 8 1 1] Eecarcazra, cf 1 0 3 0 2] Jefferson, lb 0 0 12 0 1 1 Reed, rf 12 0 10 L. Machado. p 0 2 0 2 0|j Totals. 8 11 27 12 5 1 HOMESTEAD Worlich, 2b 112 8 0 Leopold, 3b 0 113 2 >> Reese, If 0 0 0 0 0 Adams, lb 1 0 11 0 3 Brown, ss, 0 0 18 1 Weaver, c 0 0 6 0 0 Kuntx, cf 12 3 10 Lippa-rf 0 10 2 0 Ryan, p 0 0 0 2 0 . 8 6 24 14 6 ( Cape May. 1 0 2 1 8 0 1 0 x-8 Homestead, 0 0 1 2 0 0"0 0 0—3 j Earned runs— Cape May 9 ; Home- J stead 2. Two base hits— Weinberg, Kuntz. Home run— Worlich. Struck out — By Machado4. By Ryan 8. Bases on balls — By Machado 1, Ryan 3. Um-j pi re — Walea. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST MEETI N Tbe Christian Scientists of this section will hold services every S ir day morning at half past ten o'clocx a: the Borough Hall, at Holly Beach firing tbe summer, the use of tbe t) il having been granted them by Co J cl for that purpose. Tboae going from Cape May may have Borough Hall pointed out to them by ttiolley conductors. It la located at corner Pacific and Montgomery avenues. Take 9 o'clock boat from Se well's Point _Z d-w tf THE CRIME OF IDLENESS Idleness means trouble for any one. Its the same with a lazy liver. It causes constipation, headache, jaun dice, sallow complexion, pimples and blotahea, loss of appetite, nausea, but Dr. King's New Ufe Pills soon banish liver troubles and boild up your health _ =

AT PAVILION NO. L Monday evening, August 23d, is to ( be an interesting occasion at City Pavilion No. 1. By previous agreement Porter's Marine Band will plav a special program suggested by the local patrons of music, Tbe program has | been arranged and is as follows : March Grandiosi Seitz Prologue Pageiacci Leoneevallo , Hongraise No. II List* Senenade Selections La Boh erne Puccini Anittas Dance Liszt ; Overture William Tell Roaaini Evening Star Wagner Selection Algeria Victor Herbert Elsa's Dream Lohengrin Wagner , Moszkowski Old Black Joe FISHING CREEK Leslie Woolson and friend, William White, took a business trip to Dennis- \ ville Wednesday last. Miss Emily Thompson, of Cape May, and gentleman friend, called on John Snyder and family Wednesday. Several from our village took in the Rally at Brick Church on Snuday morning. Miss Bessie Harris, of Frankford, is visiting Mrs. John Snyder for a few Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lemon, of West Cape May, spent part of last week with his aunt. Ewdard Woolson is putting a new en- ; gine in bis sturgeon skiff. Daniel Woolson spent Thursday at j Alcyon Park. ! Miss Edna Woolson, of West Cape May, called on her friend. Miss Ross on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pike and Miss Wilt, pt,' | Philadelphia, John Mayhew aqd'Tsm | ily, of Maurioetown, were, -ever Sun dayjvisitore with Mrs. Lyfiia Vanaman. ' David Pierson and family spent Sunday with , L".r sister, Mrs. Frank Oharc$a/ * FVank Church and family have moved back to Cape May after spending the summer in their cottage. Miss Grace Ross, of Brooklyn, is visiting Mr. Ella Woolson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, of Green Creek, spent Tuesday with ber parents, Mrs. Daniel Woolson. Go to Thomas Soults, Cold Spring, for the things you need for the table, and family, and obtain satisfactory goods at the smallest cost. Full and complete stock, carefully selected, with knowledge born of experience gained by an active career of more years than that of any dealer in Lower Township tf la i Puck, ik ALLEN'S FOOT EASE . A powder to shake into your shoes. It cures hot, tired, aching, swollen, sweating feet and makes walking easy. Takes the sting out of corns and bunions. All druggists. Don't accept any substitue. 6-12 4t NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Notice is hereby given that on all , water rents due the City of Cape May not paid by August 1, 1909, five per cent, will be added to the amount of the bill. Water will positively be turned off if the water is not paid on wr before tbe seventh day of August, 1909. I Dated July 26. 1909. JOHN W. THOMPSON. ; Superintendent ot Water Works. ,j d 7 26 12t w-2 SHERIFF'S SALE • By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to j me directed, issued out of the Court of > ] Chancery of New Jersey, ou the fifth ' - day of August, A. D. . 1909, in a cerj tain cause wherein William Mills and > I William Thompson are complainants, ) I and George J. Rummel Boating and 'Gunning Club is defendant, 1 shall ex- . ' pose to sale at public venaue.^an ' MONDA * . SEPTEMBER 20, 1909. between the hours of twelve and five ) o'clock p. m., to wit, at one o'clock in j > the afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff's Ofhce, in Cape May JOourt ' House. Cape May County. New Jersey. 5 All that certain lot or piece of ground I situate in Borough 'of Avalon, in the j . County of Oape May, and State of New Jersey.'markfd and designated on t'.e : ' plan of the Seven Mile Beach Company 1 ) as lot 118, Section 3, and decribed ac- ) cording thereto as follows : Situate at ' . the westerly corner of Fifth avenue 5 and Ti-ird street, containing in front , on said Fifths avenue sixty leet, and s extending of that width between par3 | allel lines at right angles to said Fifth . avenue, and along the southwesterly | side of said Third street one hundred ' | and ten feet. Being tbe same premises 1 which the Seven Mile Beach Companv. s a corporate body under the laws of the . | State of New Jersey, granted and conveyed in fee unto the George J. Rummel Boating and Gunning Club, by dted bearing date the third day of Ocj tober, eighteen hundred and ninetytwo, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Cape May y aforesaid in Book No. 106 of JDeeds, e pages, 5Y, etc E ROBERT R. CORSON, ^Sheriff. r Dated Aug. 17th, 1909. e H. H Voorhees, Solicitor, d 8-20 6 p. f. $10.88 r R. M. Wentzell's furniture store, 33 Perry street, carries a great stock of furniture and household goods and many purchases -of large and small - quantities have found that they save considerable sums of money, while having goods delivered without dam- - age, as is not the case when purchased elsewhere and shipped by rail, tf a TBe New Paint Scare it John Little has opened up the buri " nasi of sella* paints at the corner ol 1 Jackson and Washington streets and it _ ia just tfae place to buy fresh pamu. ^

SOCIETY PLAY 8 BALL Yesterday morning the Brooklyn Clintons and the Stockton teems lined up on tbe Stockton lawn for an boor or two at (he national game. The game J was close and exciting and kept the large f crowd of spectators in suspense until the end of then in th inning. Smiley, the popular third baseman of : the Cape May regulars officiated as ' "ump." and stuck to his decisions despite all arguments. The Brooklyn Clintons used three pitchers but the team was handicapped bv the aheence of several of the regu- | lar players. Raymond Vienna was the t wirier for ] the Stockton and pitched ~a star game. Surler caught a splendid Same for the Brooklyn boys. The teams will play again today at 10 o'clock and a good game Is assured. Mrs. Howa d Bor - genksi is the manager ot the Brooklyn Clintons and handles the team with I skill and tact second to none. Line up.: Brooklyn Stockton Burtis Wright Burtis Osbourne Surler Vienna Lang N. Farson Mills Oolhoun Benstead Hackett Greaves Bernstein Carrel 1 Farson Count Potter : Brooklyn, 2 8 0(20200 2-11 Stockton. 0 0^8 1 200 x-13 O, YOU BASE ^ALL The classiest game oft base ball that - has been played here tpis summer was that played on tJp-"4Eockton ground ' yesterday. ,» -l&tt. Howard Borgenski 3 gathered' a team of the fairest players . «Ver, and they crossed bats with the 1 Stockton team uoder^Ray mond Vienna, manager, and there ensued the most exciting game of the year. Miss Marie McDonald was the star twirler " for the fair aggregation and the way ' tbe bad,|bad boys tanned was a caution. I One of the features of the game was i 1 Miss Kathleen Wetberell'a gorious | ■ slide to thi.-d After hve innings of ! excitment the entire crowd of fans re- j ' tired for the beach and the overtaxed ' players followed suit Earle Hepburn ! ' held down tbe honorable position as r Ump and he couldn't be beaten, though the majority of the boys ^rehearsed the mob scene for his benefit. The game ' ended five to four in favor of the girls. r The lineup : 1 Kittie Farson, Miss Martha Bernstein. Miss Madeline Ashburn, Miss ! Edna Moorehead, Miss Florence Bernr stein, Miss Kathleen Wetherell, Miss Marie McDonnell. Miss Bertha Bernstein, Miss Anna Wallace. The Stockton boys— C. Hepburn. | Bernstein, Larson, Calhoun, Potter, j | burker, Wetherell, Dobyns, Osborne. j KIVERTON 6 ,j CAPE m 3 I r Yesterday's game was a surprise of f mammoth proportions to the Cape May B fans and team. With everything goI ing their way something like a joy ' ride the locals waltzed to their own music up to the eighth, having three runs to the good and nothing doing for " the visitors. Tbe Riverton boys were thougnt to be handicapped by a loss of two of their best men who missed their train J and so were ojYi of the [running. ManI, ager Williams secured Bell and Frankie . Shields, one a former Cape May player, i the other a Cape May High School boy. ]> The eighth "opened up with Frankie to bat and a clean single was the result. Kimerlie went out on a short one to j Machado. Flagg flayed one for a hjt. ' e Fouche'followed suit Shields scored, i g I and then Bennett retired with a drive j ■t j to Jefferson. Wood swatted a single I • | and Machado presented first to Lynch, i ^ I With the score tie Bell came to hat : K | took two strikes and then met the ; e j horse hide fairly on the nose. Reed y ! misjudged badly and then started back ; but too late to recover and a home run I I resulted which clinched the score 6 to | 3. Williams came up and fiied out to I d Reed retiring the side, making tne > ninth man up in one inning. h CAPE MAY I R H O A E JL. Machado, If 1 0 2 0 0 '• i Smiley, 3b 0 0 0 1 1 e Corkran, ss 0 0 0 6 0 Curry. 2b 0 3 2 3 1 y Weinberg, c 1 0 6 0 0 s- Jefferson, lb 1 1 12 0 0 Reed, rf 0 13 0 1 y Ascarcago, cf 0 12 0 0 ^ J. Machado. p 0 10 3 0 Totals 8 7 27 12 3 RIVERTON Kunerlie, If 0 12 10 Flagg. Sb 1112 0 - Fouche, 2b 1 2 8 8 1 m Bennett, lb 0 1 10 0 0 ~l Wood, as 1114 1 5 Lynch, rf 112 0 1 ji Ball, t 116 0 0 „ Williams, p 0 0 0 8 0 I® Shields, cf 1 2 2 0 0 Totals, 6 10 27 12 3 Oape May. 10 0 2 0 0 0?) 0.-8 Riverton. 00 0 0000 6 0— 6 Earned runs— Oape May 8; Riverton 4 Stolen Bases— Cape May 2; River , ton 8. Two base hita— Jefferson, Heed, Home ruoa— Bell Struck out— By " Machado 5; Williams S Umpirel r 1

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* 1 When you need clothing ask for C M. * WESTCOTT the Cape Mav County salesman. Everybody knows that he ; is with WANAMAKER & BROWN OAK HALL. Sixth & Market Streets 8 Philadelphia. An enormous stock of e clothing readv for Men-Women-Boys . and Girls $'e Day excursion car fare < t both ways upon tne purchase of» ccr- , s tain amount CASTOR I A 6 1 For Infants and Children. ; The Kind Ten Kate Always Bought h PROPOSALS FOR DITCHING e Sealed proposals will be received by e the Board of Chosen Freeholders until 12 o'clock noon. September 7th. 1909, at Oape May Court House, New Jersey. for the digging or opening of 100 - rods more or less of ditches in tne vig cinity of the Holl.v'Beach Turnpike, between or on the lands of tbe Cape I May County Land Company and the 18 heirs of Benjamin Crease at Kio i- Grande, N. J. Said ditches are to be dug or opened on the lines designated by the Engineer, unitormlv through- ' : out, five feet in width and two feet in > . depth. All proposals shall be addjesed to Anthony B. Smith, director and shall I state price per rod for tbe work complete, the Board reserving the right to ' increase or decrease the amount of work at the price named in the acI cepted b d. | ANTHONY B. SMITH. D rector. f R. Fendall Smith, Engineer. 8-21 Stw y » GEORGE W. BEEVES j r steam eg Rot water i H E B T 1 H & ° Sanitary Plumbing by ° Skilled Workmen. °j Ask for Estimates. : 606 wasttigton street. d W. H. BRIGHT, .j Fire Insurajjce 0 1 1 any part of CapcMJy Cf unty j ° HOLLY BEACH. N. J. IQAS — _ — — — a >oo<>oooooooo< 5 - To Cook or Heat t Its Ha.rd to • Beat 0 . 1 >OPPQQPOP9^ i -8 | (j OAS

A CALL TO OUR SALE. The Season for our great Clearance Sale had now 1 arrived and there will be some great selling going on in this store during the next Thirty Days. Twice a year we put the knife into our prices. CUT them all to piepes and close out each Season's Goods. Buy all the Goods you can use. The following are only a few items to give you an Idea as to how price run. Men's Crawford Oxfords Ladies' La France'Oxfords $3,50 cut to {2.98 - $4.00 cut to $2.98 $4 00 " " $3.48 $3.50 " " $2.98 I $4-50 " " $3.48 $3.00 " " $2.48 All White Oxfords Reduced. ' JjMen's and Boys Clothing, Reduced to one half their Regular Price Men's Summer Underwear. , 50c Quality 39c 50c B. V. D. 39c 50c Poros Knit 39c t 25c Grade 19c Fine Neckwear and Hose at Reduced Prices. S. R_. Gidding, Clother, Hatter Haberdasher and Shoer 419 Washington Street CAPE-MAY CITY, NEW [ERSEY

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING SIDEWALKS Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the inhabitants of the City of ■ I Cape May in City*Oouncil assembled ] and it is hereby enacted by the authorj ity of the same. That all persons own1 ing real estate in the City of Cape May fronting or bordering upon any of the following streets and public highways : i Grant street both sides from Broadway to Beach drive: Columbia averue - both sides from Decatur street to Franklin street ; Hughes street both sidet from Decatur street to Franklin strees : Ocean street both sides from Washingtion street to Beach avenue, Madison avenue both sides from Washinoton street to Lafayette street; Union . street both sides from Washington street to Lafayette street ; Sidney avenue both sides from Washington street , to Lafayette street; Mansion street both si<1es from Jackson street to Perry street: West Perry street from Railroad to Broadway ; Broadway east side from West Perry street to Creek; Broadway from Creek both 1 i sides to Beach avenue. ; Broail street 1 | from Elmira street to St. John s ' street ; Bank street from Broa-l street ' 1 to Electric Light Plant, on east 1 side : Broad street both sides from Elmira street to St. John's street; First avenue both sides from Beach 5 avenue to creek, ; Second avenue both sides from Beach avenue to creek. SHALL, at their own expense, build curb and pave the sidewalks in front of said properties borderiug on any of the j said above named streets, in the following manner : that is to say, there 1 shall be a walkway of flagging, or cement sidewalks which shall be laid at least not less than four feet in breadth, aDG such other width as the City Engineer shall recommend, and to have a fall of one quarter inch to the Yoot towards the gutter as will be recommended by said Engineer.* Sec. 2. And be it further ordained and enacted : That tbe requirements of this ordinance be complied with within one (1) year from the passage of this ordinance, and from date of notification tbe publication of this ordinance and proof of notice sent by mail to all non -residents shall be full. | proof of notification. Sec. 3 And be it further ordained 1 and enacted : That in case of refusal or neglect - of any owner or owners to comply with the provisions of this ordinance after (801 days notice so to do, by tbe Street Supervisor, it shall be tbe auty of tbe committee on streets to make the improvements ordered and ; keep a just and tree account of tbe exI penaes thereof and report the same toI gether with coals sod expenses, which ! I when audited by tne City Council shall J - T'

and shall be collected in the same manner as taxes are now collected. ! Sec. 4. And be it further ordained and enacted. That 'his ordinance shall • take effect immediately upon its past sage and due publication. 1 J. F. JACOBY, Preaident of Council. - Approved F. J. MELVIN, Mayor. ' Attest :-JNO. W THOMPSON, ! Recorder. Approved, August 5th, 1909. 1 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY I FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF i COMMISSIONERS TO ASSESS' i SEWER BENEFITS 1 Notice is hereby given, that appliI cation will be made by the Common " Council of the City of Oape May. to '■ the Circuit Court of the County of c Cap^May, at the Court House in Oam- ' den, on *Mo"day, the thirtieth day of " August. A. D.. 1909, at the hour of I I pioven o'clock in the forenoon of that 1 day. or as soon thereafter as said Court J enn hear said application, for the ap1 pointment of three f'eeholdere and res • ' idents of the City of Cape May, State 1 of New Jersey, as commissioners, to 1 estimate and assess the benefits on the 1 lands bordering on and adjacent to the ; sewer heretofore authorized and laid ' by the said City of Oape May, along 1 Michigan avenue from the Sewer Disposal Station on Madison avenue to J South street; along South street from [ Michigan avenue to, Indiana svenne'l ' - along Indiana avenue from South street " to West street; a ong West street ; from Indiana avenue to Washington ' street; along Washington street from 1 three hundred feet southwest of Schel- ' enger strset to a point opposite the ' house of the Cape May Yacht Club, at Schellenger'a Landing ; along New Jersey avenue from Madison avenue to Philadelphia avenue ; along Trenton I avenue from Beach avenue to the north . side of Oape Mav avr— !e; in < o-form-ity with an act of -i- Legislator* of , New Jersey, entitled "An act to au- _ ; ifaortze cities to construct sewers arid- ~ drains and to provide for the paynfent ; of the costs thereof, "approved March 8. 1882, and the several supplements ! thereto, and tbe acta amendatory thereof. • At tbe said time and place all parties in interest, either as owners of , said lands or otherwise, may appear . and be beard. Dated August 8. 1909. JNO. W. THOMPSON, City Clerk of the City of Cape, May, | Nsw Jersey. $-14 8t | Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S