THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1942

Asks Officials To Clamp Down On Violators New Jersey highway accident ■Utistici lor 1941, released today by Motor Vehicle CortimissioDer Arthur W. Magee, showed that Cape Majb-County had 18 per cent less fatal accidents last year than in 1940. Declaring the alarming statewide" increase in traffic accidents constitutes a threat to the united war effort. Commissioner Magee urged municipal authorities to wage vigorous enforcement of state traffic laws and local ordinances. All previous records having been broken in 1941 with the report of 48,734 accidents and with January of this year pacing the 4,600 mark, a record figure for January, Magee said he:believes that nothing short of’■%U out" enforcement will prevent irreplaceable loss of workers, materials and time. "Never before in history has the accident situation in New Jersey been as serious as today," said the Commissioner. “Even the stoppage of new car production and tire rationing has failed to change the habits of many operators whose dangerous disregard for safety is everywhere apparent, especially during the hours of maximum travel. “Blame it on war jitters or whatnot, conditions are approaching a state of confusion that is making the normally safe street or highway a place of acute danger. “The time has arrived when the authorities must enforce the laws and regulations to the very letter, with no distinction between classes of drivers or their vocations. This is no time to cause an accident or even property damage. Our lives and efforts are needed elsewhere,” Magee said.

Hints For Homemakers HINTS for HOMEMAKERS .... EDITOR’S NOTE: Cape May today is a melting pot of favorite recipes. Among our permanent or temporary population there are natives of all parts of the country. Each has his or her favorite dish. Every section has its unique recipes, probably few of which are more unusual than Cape May County lemon potpie. If it’s unique send your favorite to this department It may be interesting to others. A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE STARTS THE DAY OFF RIGHT By Virginia Reynolds, •of Cape May The first coffee tree whs found in Arabia. The story goes that coffee was discovered by a shepherd who saw that his flock was in a peculiar state of excitement and frivolity whenever they browsed on the berries of a certain tree which was later known as a coffee tree. There is no phase of cookery more criticized than that of coffee making. The whole day seems to go right if the breakfast coffee is freshly made and steaming hot COFFEE POINTERS Here are some pointers you would do well to follow to insure that the coffee is fresh, and therefore that you are getting the most for your money. 1. Since it is usually impractical to roast your own coffee, your best insurance is to grind the roasted coffee yourself as you need it 2. Your next best insurance is to purchase your coffee at a store which you have found to have a consistently fresh supply. 3. If the coffee is sold in dated containers, ask if the date means the day the coffee was roasted or the day it was delivered to the store. If it means the day the coffee was roasted, you have a pretty good basis for Judging its freshness. But if it means the day the coffee was delivered to the store, it is not a strict guarantee the coffee is fresh. It is important to remember that deterioration of coffee begins immediately after roasting, regardless of the container. This is true even in the case of vac-uum-packed coffee. COFFEE 'MAKING - SUGGESTIONS To make the best coffee, a heaping tablespoonful of coffee should be used to each three quarters of a cup (6 ounces) of water.-

know is that drip be stirred after it Otherwise the coffee at the top of the pot will be weaker than that at the bottom. In making percolated coffee, the basket containing the should be removed from colator the moment the cofft brewed. If not, the coffee may come in contact with the grounds when it is being poured into cups, and this will damage flavor. The following salad recipe was originated by Mrs. Marguerite Folwell, Cape May, and marks a milestone in salad history. HAWAIIAN SALAD % cup sugar Vi tap. salt Juice 1 lemon V4 cup water 1 envelope plain gelatin, dissolved in % cup water 1 cup grated pineapple. 1 pint cottage cheese V4 heavy cream, whipped 1 cup nuts, chopped Shrimp or Lobster Bring first four ingredients to a boil; add dissolved gelatin. Cool. Add pineapple and cottage cheese. When cold add cream and nuts; place in ring mould, allow to set. Fill .center with shrimp or lobster, garnish with slices of avacado and tomato. Serve with Thousand Island Dressing. Make day before serving. Serves 10.

The U. S. Naval ObservaUiry maintains continuous observations of the heavenly bodies and obtains data in preparing the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac.

nones IO BIDDEBS

Rcaled t »wcr T«' ‘ownshlp

will bo rocolvod by tl ihlp Hoard of Educatb Howor. Capo Mr

..j,,on Wednesday Evei

April g. 1942. S P.M.

e,.t. n s.i 't„ r,

• t5;pe equipped

furnish Oil

lUtomHlIc Ra’

;n Smith Boiler

luipped with com horizontal rotar)

, ..dated In oil r. ind operatliuc In conjunction

with the Ray Patented VIscoatty oil

COKBUSnOH < To remove the crates holler, break the hearth and 1 the ash pit. providing the pi Size fire bo*. llninR It with N Ore bricks, laid up In special hlKh temperature cement. providing / .burner plate for the front of tin boiler on which the burner will bi securely bolted In such a mannei that It may be readily swung opot for Inspection and cleaning.

wlrk f"

GAS Lim

com outlet available in boiler ind the motor to be H H P.

ting at S4S0 R P. M.

ovidlng

mlttcnt pHo Oil. TAWS

To furnish and Install one SCO gallon fuel oil tank. $• by 2S -9 burled outside and back till. Con nected with 114“ suction lli" retur S" fill and 2" vent line, together wit a fuel oil gauge mounted on wall I

boiler room.

OttAWAarTF** To guarantee that the burner wll. fire the boiler to It's maximum standard rating, burning the No. ' commercial fuel oil with automa controls, and that the installation

Board of Kir

ngainst defects In parts and workmanship and together with free se— Ice for a period of one year. The Board reserves the right reject any or all bids. HOWARD H. PHIL.HIPS. Jr . Clc . Dower Township Board of Kduca

delphla. Baltimore, ■'ittsburgh. Brooklyn, i irk. Boston. Cleveland

1 bids

si of the City of Capo May. The Board of Commissioners o he City of Cape May. New Jersey. T. Mil.,LET HAND. Mayor CKORCK P WENTZELL I. GRANT SCOTT ittesl: KLOYD C HUGHES. City Clerk.

i building has been Inrned back n Township from the United nc Wednesday evening. April 9«2 si g P. M. BERTRAM K NT TIER. Clerk

STATXXXHT (Required by Revised Statutes Section «0:2-l«> SECTION 2 BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee of the Township of Lower. County of Cape May. N. J-. that the budget shall constitute an appropriation for the purposes stated, of the sums therein set forth as appropriations. and an authorisation of the amount of IS.*67.78 to be raised by taxation for local purposes of the municipality, and certification to County Board of Taxation of the following summary of general rev® and general appropriations. GENERAL REVENUES IMS Surplus Revenue Appropriated Cash 112.000.00 Now Cash 410.80 Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated 12.420.00 Receipts from Delinquent Taxes 47.000.00 Amount to be Raised by Taxation for I-ocal Purposes ss Shown by Item No. < (a) Not Including School Debt Service . 8.767.78 Total .: 40.6S6.68 General Appropriations (a) Administration. Operation and Maintenance 28.562.78 Cb) Contingent 26.00 (c) Interest and debt redemption Not Including School Debt Service 7.200.00 (e) Deficits and Statutory Expenditures 410.80 (h) Reserves for Uncollected Taxes . . . 14.400.00 , , Total *60.698.68 It la hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a Bart hereof Is a true copy of the budget adopted by resolution of the governing body on the 18 day of March. 1942. BERTRAM SNYDER. Clerk. Certified by me this 18 day of March. 1942. >-I9-It-im7.90

CATS MAT OOTJWTTj*. 9.

GRADE -A" WO AD 0 IMS — BCXSDVUI STATS AID Notice la hereby given that ds will be received by the . City Commissioners of the City of Cape May for the furnishing and delivering of approximately 2000 tons of Road Gravel on various City Streets In City of Cape May. N. J.: and opened and read In pabllc at the Commissioners' Chamber. City Hall, Cape May. N. J. on r BIPAT, MARCH 07, 1041

AT

mu a. x. Supplementary Specifications and Bid Forms for the proposed work have been filed In the Office of the City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. and may he eecured or inspected by prospective Bidden during *—*

hours. Bids

standard proposal manner designated therein

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein the City of Cape May Is complainant and the Cape May Real Estate Company and others are defendants, you are required to rar and answer the complainant's of complaint on or before April

the*b«t of certaint. but by

-* —- Invalidity of the omnlbua

said Judgment you may rve some Interest In said

or the said bill vrfll. be

the

„nalen therein anr* required by — „ which they are attached and made a part thereof, must be Inclosed In sealed envelopes bearing the name and address of the bidders and marked “Bid for Furnishing and Delivering Road Gravel" on the outside, and addressed to the Cape | May City Commissioners. City Hall.

Cape May. N. J.

The City Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids as m«>' best serve the Interest • of the

City of Cape May.

By order of Cape May City Com-

missioners.

Signed GEORGE P. WENTZELL Commissioner of Public works.

3-19-lt-pf$4.60

appea

hlU « taken* u

Said bill la filed

right of redemption in a certain certificate of tax sale made by Gilbert C. Hughes collector of taxes to the City of Cape May. the present holder thereof, dated February 10, 1930. recorded In the Cape May County Clerk's office. In mortgage book 389. page 182 and covers land In the City of Cape May. situate at the northeast corner of Washington street and Texas avenue: thence north along the southeasterly line of Washington street to the corner of lands conveyed by Cape May Real Estate Co. to the City of Cape May for street purposes and hounded partially by lands conveyed by Peter Shields, et ux to Cape May Real Estate Co., lands conveyed by Emlen Pliyslck to Cape May Real Estate Co., and Texas avenue and also known as Block 163. lot 1. on the tax map of the City of Cape May. And you the Colonial Trust Co. trustee are made a defendant because It is alleged you recovered a Judgment In the New Jersey Su-

preme Court against the Cape May 3-6-4t-pf|S9.10

Estate of' HARRY W. BELL. Deceased. Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH. Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the sixth day or March. A. D. 1942. on I he application of the subscriber. Executrix of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber

and den ( said do

■Ithln

SAMVCI. F. ELDREDGE. Proctor Cape May. N. J. 3-12-61 - pf 18 82

May, made on the Eighteenth day of February. nineteen hundred and forty-two. the subscriber. Substitutionary Administratrix c. t; a of the Estate of Frank B. Mecray. deceased,

will on

MONDAY. MARCH 83, 1948, at two o'clock In the afternoon, sell at public vendue, at the Sheriff's a lice, in the Court House, at Cape *4* Court House. New Jersey. ' ' ' ' hied half

t of A

- tha

- —id Oyster Ground. Situate In Middle Township. Cape May County and Western DlvlSion of New Jersey: bounded by Dead Thoroughfare. Drum Thoroughfare and Little, or Jacoby's Sound; and by the third course of Tract Number Three of a survey of 1628.652 acres made to Peter Shields and recorded In Liber KK. page 8 etc.: said Tract being more particularly

rlbed a

( Dead Thor

Tract Number Three of aforesaid survey to Peter Shields, from which post the lantern on the Hereford Lighthouse at Anglesea bears south five degrees fifty minutes east; the cupola of the Life Saving Station at Stone Harbor bears south elghty-two degrees forty-eight minutes east; the westernmost point of Nummy’s Island bears south seven degrees forty-two minutes east; from said beginning point extending (1) north llfly-slx degrees thirty minutes west, four hundred slxty-one feet; thonce '(2) north thirty-five degrees four minutes west, two hundred ninety-five feet; thence (3) north fifteen degrees fifty minutes west, three hundred eighteen feel: thence (4) north seventeen degrees east, seven hundred fourteen feet: thence <5) north twenty-two degrees fiftytwo minutes east, three hundred nineteen feet: thence (6) north seventy-nine . degrees fifty-eight minutes east, three hundred ninetyone feet: thence (7) south thlrtyslx degrees fifty-eight minutes east, three hundred fifty-four feet: thence

south, four hundred ninety-two i thence (IS) south fifty-six degrees fifty-two minutes east, four hundred slxty-one and three tenths feet thenca .(14) south seventy-five degrees west, four hundred sixty feet; thence (15) south thirty-five degrees west, two hundred thirtyfive feet; thence (16) south thtrty-

uto* west, thirteen hundred sevent: eight feet: thence (19) north flft; six degrees thirty minutes wea . three hundred feet to the place of beginning: Containing slxty-sev acres and fifty-eight hundredths of acre of Isnd. Mendow. Marsh s

and trustees wider the will of George E. Metthlee. dooeeeed. are made defendants because It Is alleged that George E Matthlee being id and eatitled to eeveral •- ‘ax eale mt ’

rson. Jr., o

, , -rnTteetata, hie will he appointed aa executors and trustees thereunder. Clayton 8. Boles, Franklin 8. Jerome and Carlisle J. Gleason; Clayton B. Boles and Carlisle J. Gleason are decor—« and Earl B. Boles and Char lea

Jaecrlbed. forming no pert — premises In question, but you appear to be In possession of some pert of

said premises.

And you Anita Einstein a defendant because you ere the wife of Joseph Einstein and you Edward Appelbaura are made a defendant because you are the husband

Sylvia Appelbaum.

And you Noah Knowles and — brey Knowles are made defendants

because you ere '

SAMUEL F.’ ELDREDGE. Solicitor of complainant,

223 Decatur at.. Cape May. N. J.

BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPt MAY KEW JERSEY

3NTS AND OTXXB

MIT BI CLP AD CHARGES ON SOUTH OAPZ SCAT, IN THE COUNTY OE CAFE MAT, Of THE

STATE OF NEW JERSEY

NOTICE OF EADS

„ PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given by Mary A. Kelly. Collector of Taxes of The Borough of South Cape May. In the County of Cape May. in the Stateof New Jersey, that she will offer and expose for sale and sell at public s ‘ all the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate. In the Borough South Cape May. in the County of Cape May. in the State of New Jers hereinafter listed upon which the taxes for 1940 and Prior years, remain \ paid in order to make the amount chargeable against said lands, on the first day of July. A D. 1941. as computed in the following list together with Interest on the said amount from the said first of July A. D. 1941. at the rate of eight (8) percent per annum to the date of said sale, and the cost of sale, pursuant to the provisions of Act of Legislature of the State of New Jswsey ent Hied. 'An Act concerning Unpaid Taxes. Assessments, and other Municipal charges on real property In providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of Hens thereon" (Revision of 1918) Chapter No. 237 of the laws of 1918 of New Jersey. Pages 883. etc . and

•* ——“ idments thereof.

lace at the Borough Hall. South Cape May. In

. Te Stale of New Jersey, on SATURDAY. APRIL ELEVENTH

Margaret C. Kean .. wEStSiZSK':::::::: £57 KilV*"*”" W.WW&i Swab Kelly Jam.. G. * Marg.' ' farah Kelly .. Sarah Kelly r KK.?. x -“ w- L, Franck {s^uno::::; o.'Vfow' BoUter union National Bank

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E. B. Martin . ij 1 * * le M- Z1 mm e rman Broeat Notarofranelseo

vale will t

the County o

A D. Nineteen Hundred snd'porty-two (19487

In tha afternoon of tha eald day.

Total Amount Municipal

o'clock

Edward Hagen .... . * Jennie Richardson John B Armbrlght John Montemura Jennie Richardson Sabatino De Medio Unknown Edward F. A Teresa Burcher . . Alfred H. & Mabel M. Brown . E. Sllberateln O. W. Lafferty . . Margaret M. Shaw E. P Casey Estate Misses Alice & Adelald Megendy Viola K_ Graser Willard P. & Emma Errlckson

Lot Cbargsable t

23. 25 27. 79 36. 37

103.51 10 22 49.31

BEING t 7. 1910. ai

- same land which C. : by deed dated October recorded In Cape May

258 of Deeds, at pages 66.&C.. roc orded in Surveyor General’s 0(1)c at Burlington, In ASook 1 of Deed! page 3)0. granted unto Frank L Mecray and John W Macray: an the survey qf which is recorded l Cape May County Clerk s Office 1 •' ok 256 of Deeds, page 121.AC.. an recAi-d In Liber KK of Surveys, . .res 58.Arc.. In Surv ~ "

Office.

Second— - ‘ A LI. t„... ... i situate on th< -rtheaslerly side of Decatur Street the City of Cape May: BEG INNING at the northwest rner of land late of Thomas H rratt. and running thence alonf • said Northeasterly side line ol said Decatur Street Northwestwardy. thirty-six and four tenths (36.4] ' ‘ land of John

■eyed t

this day

(1890)' by Jeremiah Mecray. extending Northeastwardly along the Southeast side line of said Mecray’s other land ninety-six and six tenths feel to land formerly Columbia House property, thence Southeastwardly by said land formerly Columbia House property, thirty-six and four tenths (26.4) feet to said land late of Thomas H. Barrett: thence thereby Southwestwardly ninety-six and six tenths (96.6) feet to said vide line of said

street and place of beginning. Dated. February 24. 1942.

HARRIET MECRAY PE RHINE.

Substitutionary Administratrix c. L a. of the Estate of Frank

B. Mecray. dec

LEWIS T STEVENS. Proctor.

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32. 34. 36. 38

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Edward Hagen . Edward Hagen . Edward Hagen .

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D. L. Kock Edward Ha) Martha Say:

lonai Bank . I. W. Lander:

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