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" a LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM TELE- C' GRAM STATIONS b Keys may be obtained in vicinity of , ?' alarm boxes. ' ^ No. 25 — Washington street, near Sebel- 1 § lenger's Landing. li No. 32 — Washington street, near Union I tl No. 47 — Washington street and Madi- 1 ^ No. 54 — Lafayette and Bank streets. J ti No. 58— Broad and Elmira streets. t No. 85 — Pittsburg and New Jersey are. ; £ No. 89 — Stockton avenue, between Jef- | f fereon and Queen streets. ; o 73— Franklin and Washington st jf No. 75— Howard street, opp Stockton av. i ' No. 82— Columbia avenue, and Guarnev j f No. 84 — Ocean stret, near Beach avenue jj ! No. 81— Broadway and Grant. <■ t No 92— Broadway Ind Beach avenue * No. 93— Perry street, near Bridge. ,* ' No. 94— S. Lafayette and Grant street 1 , ' No. 95 — Washington and Jackson sts. I I No. 97— Columbia ave. and Decatur st 1 1 | No. 98 — Washington and Ocean sts. i( i All active Firemen, City Police Offi- 1 1 cere and Hotel Watchmen are provided i with keys. Meadow View farm Vegetables and Produce ERMA, N. J. Keystone Pbone 24X A. H. FAULKNER Cantractor and Builder a Keystone Phone aim 121 fla«tes Street Cape Nay.N.i. ] A , ' CASTORIAj For Infants and Childrca In lln For Over 30 Years I Wentxell'e, 33 Perry Street, will give you bids on furniture carpet and fittings for your entire house snd put it in plsce for you. Advertise your wants in the Cape May Star and Wave.

LEGAL ADVERTISING Proposed Amendments ts the Constitn- t! tion, State of Hew Jersey. » o Department ^ of State. * NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION. " In pursuance with the provisions of > Chapter 2 of the Special Session Laws of 1915, entitled, "An Act providing for submission of proposed amcudmenj to the Constitution of this State to the people thereof," approved May 6, W15, fi notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, - the 19th day of October, A. D., 1915, A ;; SPECIAL ELECTION, will be held in the several election districts or pre- * cincts of tbl* State at such places as the * clerks of the several townships, cities, and municipalities of the State shall Erovide, to enable the electors qualified 3 vote lor members of the Legislature to vote for or against certain proposed mendments to the Constitution, said proposed amendments having been agreed to by the sessions of the Legislature of New Jersey of 1914 and 1915, in pursuance with the provisions of Article nine of the Constitution of said State. 1' The said proposed amendments are £ contained in the form of ballot hereto annexed, which ballot has been provided for use at said special election, in pur- t suance with the provisions of said Chap- t ter 2 of the Special Session Laws of t 1915. t THOMAS F. MARTIN, t Secretary of State. , t OFFICIAL BALLOT. { Special Election, October 19, 1915- j Thomas F. Martin, Secretary of State. , Proposed Amendments of the Constitu- ( tion of the State of New Jersey. j First Amendment. If you favor the adoption of the pro- I posed amendment to the Constitution of | New Jersey first printed below, make an i X mark in the square opposite the 1 word "Yea;" if you are opposed thereto 1 make an X mark in the square oppoaite the word "No." Black Ink or Mack pencil may be used for euth purpone. Shall this amendment. Yes, ] extending the right to vote to women citizens be adopted? No. , — 1 Strike out paragraph one tl) of Arti- ' cle two JII) and insert in lieu thereof 1 the following; 1. Every male and every female citizen of the United States, of the age of ' twenty-one years, who shall have been ' a resident o'f this State one year, and a resiueui 01 vuio omi w* , -

of the county in which he or she claims ' vote five months, next before the elec- _ tion, shall be entitled to vote for all officers that now are, or hereafter, may elective by the people; provided, I no citizen bv marriage shall enjoy the right of an elector unlees she " j shall have been a resident of the United ! five years next before the elec- Ri I tion; and provided that no person in Mi 'the military, navel or marine service A. of the United States shall be considered gu | a resident in this State by being sta- ce I tioned in any garrison, barrack, or mili- en 1 or naval place dr station within th this State; and no pauper, idiot, insane tjj j person, or person convicted of a crime pg | which under the laws of this State in ra • on the second day of September. A ' one thousand eight hundred and forty- ^ would have excluded such perao-i M { from being a witness, unless pardoned ! or restored by law to the right of auf- | shall enjoy the right of an elec'tor; and provided further, that in time j of war no elector in the actual military j service of the State, or of the United | States in the army or navy thereof, — ; shall be deprived of a vote by reason of • absence from such election district ; and A ' the Legislature shall have power to ) provide the manner in which, and the " time and place at which, anch absent ' e lector-- may vote, and for the ret irn "land canvass or their vtes in the cli- £ I : tion ''istrirts in which they respective- ^ I'? Second Amendment. P1 j If you favor the adoption of the pro- jr , I posed' amendment to the Constitution u | - of New Jersey first printed below, make ian X mark in the square opposite the „ ! word "Yes;" if you are apposed (hereto „ make an X mark in the square opposite ^ • the word "No." Black ink or black pen- g |e"! may be used tor such purp. se. t. Shall this amendment. Yea. „ regulating subsequent f * amendments to the Con- p ^ stitution, be adopted? No. p v. . II* v Strike out Article IX and in place ® thereof insert: ARTICLE LK. £ Amendments. B " I Any amendment to the Constitution s _ | my be proposed in the Senate or Gener- t al Assembly, and if the same shall be f ! agreed to by a majority of the mem- C • bers elected to each of the two houses. C 1 such proposed amendment shall be cu- s Itered on their journals, with the yeas I I and nays taken thereon, and referred to i: the Legislature then next to be chosen, p ' and shall be published for three months t 1 previous to making such choice in at s least one newspaper of each county, if f any be published therein; and if in the 1 . next Legislature next chosen as afore- a - said, such proposed amendment shall be t •e agreed to by a majority of all the mem- r bers elected to each house, then it shall s be the duty of the Legislature to sub- | ' mit such proposed amendment to the t • people in such manner as the Legists - - ture shall prescribe, at the election for c members of the General Assembly held 1 next after four months shall have j 8 elapsed after the amendment shall have < ■; been agreed to by both houses of the ] * Legislature as aforesaid; and iT the peo- i * pie at snch general election shall ap- 1 U prove and ratify, such amendment by a A majority of the electors qualified to 1 vote for members of the Legislature 1 - voting thereon, such amendment so ap- 1 proved and ratified shall become part I ■ of the OonstitutlciB; provided, that if ) more than one amendment be submitted ,

LEGAL, ADVERTISING « ' "* ■ ■ " 1« they shall be submitted in such manner j* and form that the people may vote for ~ or against each amendment separately ** and distinctly; provided further, that 0 when any amendment has been sub- P mitted to the people and by them rejected, no similar amendment shall be w submitted again within five years from ** ^uch rejection. ' " , t et Third Amendment. If you favor the adoption of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of . Nyw Jersey first printed below, make an ; * X mark in the square opposite the word 1 . "Yes;" if you are opposed thereto make X mark in the square opposite the j £ word "No." Black ink or black pencil i may be used for such purpose. Shsll this amendment, y | J authorizing exoess con- j* demnation of land by jJ the State or any political subdirimon thereof, v 1 be adopted? Amend Article IV by adding the folsection, which shall be know* as IX. SEOTION IX. s 1. The Legislature may authorise J the State, or counties, cities towns, bor- ^ oughs or other municipalities, or any ^ board, governing body or commission of the same to take more land and properthan is needed for actual c<mstruetlon in the laying out, widening, exlending or relocating the parks, public places, highways or streets; provided, however, that the additional lands and properties so authorized to be taken shall he no more than sufficient to term . suitable building sites abutting on «uth park, public place, highway or street. After so much of the land or prop- *J taken he been appropriated for such park, public place, highway or street as I needed therefor, the remainder may • j sold or leased and reasonable restrictions imposed. 686— «4 4t « t The above advertisement is published 1 by this newspaper because of the im- , portsnoe to tha State of properly advertising the special election for the adoption or rejection of the proposed < three Constitutional Amendments. In 1 the belief that the Legislature insdver- ( tently fixed a priae for this particular notice far below the legal rate governing all legal advertising, this newspaper, while accepting the price fixed and making the publication for tha reaaon Th'.r.tioned above, does so under pxotxt, and gives notice that the price paid is not to be oonsidered s precedent gore n- ' any other legal advertising.

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS. Estate of Benjamin S. Curtis, Deceased, b Pursuant to the order of Edward L. J Rice, Surrogate of the County of Cape v made on the 31st day of August D.( 1915, on the application of the ~ subscriber, Administrator of said de- ^ ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to p subscriber under oath or affirmation c claims and demands against the g estate of said deceased within nine months from the 81st day of August, C A. D., 1915. or they will be foreTer 1 of any action against the tub- t seriber Dated August 31st, A. D., 1915. f. GEORGE S. CURTIS, d Administrator M. E. Hildreth, Proctor. < 684 — 9-4-91 i <! AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE I ' DIGGING UP OF STREETS. 1 Section 1. Be it ordained snd enacted ' by the inhabitants of the Borough of Cape May Point, in Borough Council | assembled, and it is hereby en- j enacted by the authority of the ( same, that any person or persons, com- j or corporation, digging up or open- ( ing "any street for the purpose of mak- ( any connection of repairs to any water, gas. sewer, or other pipes, or to , any telegraph, telephone or other wires. ^ to any conduit, culvert, manhole, or , any purpose whatsoever, shall irame•fiately thereafter, at their own expense, I , fill inland properly tamp snd ram the j. trench "and repave the same with proper j . man rial and leave the street in as govt I condition as when the work was com- j nvneed and to satisfaction of the Street 1 or their representative. At the time of making application^ for a permit for such purpose, as herein provided. such person, or persons, company corporation • shall deposit with the Borough Clerk the sum of Fifteen Dollars to cover the expenses of repairing and repaving such street, and in ease such person or persons, ciWnpany or cor- , po rat ion shall fail or neglect to make j such repairs within the time specified, | the said sum so deposited shall be forto the Borough, and the said under the direction of the Street is hereby directed to apply said sum to the repair of said street. In case such sum so deposited shall be for such purposes, then the i person or persons, company or corpora- | tion, so opening up said street, shall- also pay the additional amount necessary for repairs. In the event of such street being put and left iii as good conditions j when said work was commenced and j to. the satisfaction of the Street Com- 1 mittoc. the said sum of Fifteen Dollars I so deposited shall be returned to the person or persons, company or oorpora- ! tion making the deposit- , Section 2. And be it further or- • dained and enacted that it shall be unI lawful for any person or persons, coms pany or corporation, at any time, to : open any street for the above or for any ; purpose whatsoever without first hav- ■ ing obtained a written "permit for the - same from the Borough Clerk. 1 Section 3. And be it further ordained ) and enacted that for each and every vios lation of the provisions of this ordi- - nance, the Mayor or Justice of the t htay upon complaint, and due f proof, impose sueh fine upon the offender 1 or offenders as he may think proper sot

exceeding the sum of Twenty-five Dolfor each and every offence with eoete to be tlpad, aad in default of said fine and costs may commit the said ©ffendcr or offenders to the £or<M>gb or County Jail until such fine aad eoata are , paid. Section 4. And be it further ordained and enacted that this ordinance fcjiall ' take effect immediately, upon its having f been paseed, approved and published according to law. Passed first and second reading July 1 7th, 1915. Approved. ' E. W. SPRINGER, Mayor * Attest: — H. H. Buase, Clerk. 805— 9-25- 3 1 , NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS > ! OF JAME8 P. TOLEN, de- ! Pursuant to the order of Edward L. ' • surrogate of the County of Cape " May, made on the twenty -eagth day of * July, A. D. 1915, on the application of I ' he subscribers, executors of taid decreased, notice is hereby given to crcd- ' iters of said deceased to exhibt to the I ubocribers, upon oath or affirmation, their claims and demands against the 1 state of said deceased within nine ' months from the twenty-eighth day of ' A. D. 1915, or they will be forever 1 barred of any action against the subDoted July 28, 1915. CHRISTOPHER A. GALLAGHER, DENNIS S. KELLY, Executors. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, 589— 8,14-9t Proctor. NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS. Estate of James P. Tolas, deceased. Pursuant to the order of Edward L. Rice, Surrogate of the County of Cape ' made on the 28th day of July, A. D , 1916, on Me application of the tubembers, executor* of said deceased, notire it hereby given to tbe creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscribers under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the eetataj of aaid deceased within nine months from the 28th day of July, A. D., 1815, they will be forever barred of any action against the subscribers. Dated July 28, A- D., 1916. CHRISTOPHER A. GALLAGHER, DENNIS 8. KELLY, Executors. Eaumuel F. Eldredge, Proctor. B8A — 8-7 -fit 666— 8-7-M

I SECRET SOCIETIES. li Oape Island Lodge No. 38, F. and A. s — Communications second and fourth t of each month at lodge room and Franklin streete. Adoniram Chapter, No. 39, Royal 1 Arch Masons — Convocations third Mob- c day of each month at lodge room, Waahand Franklin streets. Mayflower Lodge, No. 258, Independent Order of Odd Fellows — Meets ( each Friday at Auditorium, Jackson street. , Cape May Encampment, No. 88, L 0. , O. F., meets the second and fourth - Thursdays of each month at* the Audi- 1 Ogallalla Tribe, No. 157, Improved Order of Red Men. _ Meets each Tueeevening at Auditorium. Columbia Lodge, No. 23, Independent j Order of Mechanics — Meets each Mon- ( I evening at the Auditorium: i Patriotic Sons of America — Meets each Tuesday evening at the Rutherford : I Building on Decatur street ! Cape May Lodge No. 21, A. 0. U. W., l ■ meets first'and third Thursdays of each month at Rutherford Building, 312 Decatur street » _ Cape May Council, No. 1691,. Royal . Arcanum — Meets first and third Thursdaya of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Conclave, No. 183, Improv- , ed Order of Heptasophs — Meets at Rutherford Building, 312 Decatur street, second and fourth Thursdays of each mouth. .. , Cape May Camp, No. 81 72, Modern Woodmen of America— Meets firet Wed1 nesdav of each month at tbe Audit0Camp 110, P. 0. S. of A. of Gold i Spring, meets Thursday evening of each ; week at the Jr. Hall at Cold Spring at ' 1 8.00 p. m. * *• ' Cold Spring "Council. Jr. O. U. A. M. ! No. 1 35— Meets in Hall at Cold Spring ' evert1 Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Cape May Fire Department meets on 1 first Monday evening in each month at the comer of Washington and Franklin Friendship Council No. 27, D. of A. Meets on Tuesday afternoon of each ! week at 2.30 in Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall. ■ The John Mecray Post. No. 40, G. A. ■ R. — Meets on the first Monday of each ' j month at 7.30 o'clock p. m. at Frank- , lin 'treet sehool building. r COUNTY DIRECTORY. • Justice of 9uprcme Court, Charles C. ? Black. D«n., 1922 ■ 1 Circuit Judge, Howard Carrow. Dem., ' I 1WI- ' j Law Judge, Henry H. Eldreoge, Dem., ' -April 1, 1916. 1 Prosecutor of Pleas, vacant. B | Sheriff. Coleman F. Corson, Dem., 1917. ^ j Coroners — Wm. H. Thompson, Rep., g Lower Township, Nov. 1915; Mark pT Lake, Rep., Ocean City, Nov., 1916; B. C. Ingersoll, Wildwood. County Clerk, A. Carlton Hildreth, Rep., JaiC 1820. _ . _ _ Surrogate, Edward L. Rice, Dem., Nov., " 1917. 0 State Senator, Harry Wheat on, Dem., y 1916. Assemblyman, Lewis T. Stevens, 1916. e County Collector, Joseph L Scull, Rep. County Board of Elections— H. S. d Dougherty, Alfred Uand, Walter Ruth- " erford, G M. Weatcott. •- Terms of Court— Second Tuesday in « April, September and December. 1 Advertise in the Star and Wava.

- GREENCKEEK Mrs. Jane James and son Bed mar spent Thursday in Phiadelphia. William Oonover has a new steamer automobile, trading in his motorcycle the former. Aidin Errickson, who has 'been helper ' at the Wildwood pumping station, was in Philadelphia last week taking examination for coast guard servioe. Capt. M. M. Xoibury has put a cement floor in his new garage and has a nice convenient place for his new Ford. Rev. Cornelius Hudson, of Taeony, spent part of last week with his nieee, Ellis. He was one of the eveniqy speakers at the County Sunday School Convention at Court House, and all 'were pleased who heard him. Mise Gertrude Norbury has accepted situation in Philadelphia and will re- ! port for duty this week. , Nearly every person who attended . the Sunday School Convention last week s were taken sick before morning. Some ' suffered intensely. The cause is not ■ Mrs. Eliza North and mother, Mr*. Deborah Thompson, visited Court House Monday. Mr. Monroe Izard, of Philadelphia, is with his sister, Mrs. Priscalla Grace for a fall visit "While Mr., Griffith, who occupies the MscNamee farm, was coming from Rio - Grande on Tuesday night in his auto truck. He collided with Clarence 8elover who was driving his brothers horse . without a light, tearing the wagon neart ly all to piecea, and knocking ths bora* .. down. Selover escaped injury. This - shows the need of having your lights - burning. f Our young people are anxious, and - have been for years to have an annex r built to the Methodist Church so they a | could have a spare room for tbe primary s scholars of the Sunday School. This i, was tried several years ago when the »- officials knocked the whole thing in the head. They now have taken the matter up with the IMstrict Superintendent t, who will aid them in the movement. They are now preparing to arrange a l series of suppers and entertainments for the building fund. ivr iuc uuuuiug iiuu.

Joseph damp made a business trip to Saturday. Mrs. Frankie Selover, widow of the Somers Selover, of Wilmington, and sitter Susan, spent the week with relatives here. Alfred M. Peterson and wife, of Oourt House, spent Sunday with Lewis Conover and wife. William Oonover, Luther Cresae, Harry Oonover and Steward Lowe visited May {Sty Sunday. Harry u Nickerson, of Widwood, cfijledvon Miss Mildred Cdhover Sunday. They were hospital victims last sumMrs. Sallie Errickson spent last week in Philadelphia. Charles Helling scad and wife spent Sunday evening with her sisters at Oourt House. , Ralph Schellenger, who had the mis1 fortune to fall from a load of hay three weeks ago went to a Philadelphia [ specialist Thursday for examination and . had the ex-rays put on bis shoulder. He cannot use hie left hand and arm ' very much yet. JSarl Bevis, of Atlantic, is with his • grand mother Foster this week. 1 Walter Bingham, of Sea Isle City, are ; spending this week with friends here. Truman Hickman attended a double 1 raising in Arbutus Lodge of F. and A. " M. at Court House Monday night, arriving home at two a. ro. 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellis visited the 1 office of Dr. William G. Hand at Court ' House Tuesday snd she had some troublesome teeth extracted. 5 William H. Thompson went to Pennsgrove to work at his trade a- carpenter J Monday. „ John W. Mathis has engaged with the Bethlehem Steel Co. at their target " station at Cape May Point. ^ Our village was again visited by death Sunday afternoon when John Curtia b Selover died at his home. His brother " Barton died two weeks ago. Both died from the effects of consumption. F\ineral Wednesday afternoon. Pastor Ellis officiating, and William H. Thompson, undertaker. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Unclaimed letters remaining in Cape May Post Office for the week- ending October 6. 1915: ' - ^ , Bishop, Mrs. Nellie. 1., Chrver, Mrs. A. H. ^ Errickson, Mrs. j. Garnett, J. H. Gray, George, la calling for the above, please >ay .dvcrtised. J. R TAYLOR, P. M. .' Children Cry I FOR FLETCHER'S I CASTOR1A „ Your stove win be needed soon. Jesse Brown, 110 -and 111 Jackson Street, wffl furnish new pipe and erect he stove on short notice.