PAGE FOUR

Blackout Test Successful In Coastal Areas (Continued from P*Jre Onel person leaves the premises every night unless an outside switch 5 * already installed for the use the air raid wardens, police or police reservists. This order ap-

plies now."

Cape May air raid wardens were at a meeting at the high school, completing the final session of their first aid course, when the first alert, a yellow signal from Atlantic City district headquarters, came through. The group dispersed immediately and wardens rushed to their respective posts to be ready for the blackout signal. Within a few minutes zone and sector wardens were notified by telephone . that the blue signal had come through, - and shortly after that the red signal was received which sounded the alarm for the blackout. Scant' minutes after the blackout signal had been sounded, every post in this area was manned by civilian defense council workers who instituted patrols. First aid course graduates, recently assigned to various stations throughout the area, were on duty during the blackout. Monday night’s murky blackness provided a perfect setting for the blackout test. The first test several weeks ago was not as impressive because of the bright moonlight, but during this week’s test even the moon and stars were blacked out, and only navigation lights along the coast anjl inland waterways remained

burning.

NOTICE OT APPLICATION Take notice that Nora M. Wallace has Hied application' with the Townatllp Committee. Township of Lower, Cape May County. Now Jersey, for n Plenary retail consumption licenst for 'the premises situated at the Anchorage. Third Avo., route 4. Cape May County, Township of Lower.

New Jersey.

Objections, if any should be made Immediately in writing to Uertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower, R. F. D.. Cape May. N. J.

NORA M. WALLACE. Third Ave.. Route No. 4 Township of Lower, Capo Ma VT ’

6-4-2ts-pf|3.60

. N. J.

NOTICE’ or APPLICATION

Take notice that

Kahn's Incorporatled

> applied t ' '

corpoi

— —3 Mayor and Com-

missioners of the City of Cape May for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 422, 424 and 426 Washington Street, Cape

May. New Jersey.

The names and residences ofs all officers and directors, who have no other named office and the names and the residences of all stock,holders holding one (1%) or more petcentum of the stock of said corporation are: Naum 8. Kahn. President and Treasurer; Sara A. Kahn. Vice President and Samuel Kahn. Secretary all resident at 426 Washington Street, City and County of Cape May

and State of New Jersey.

Objections, If any. should be made Immediately in writing to Pioyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape

May. N. J.

KAHN’j

INCORPORATIED

Naum S. Kahn. Ptvslden 422. 424. 4 26 Washington

Cape May.

St ,

TCP OP APPLICATION Take notice that

Paul I^tnna

i applied to the Hon. Mayor and ■ of the City at Cape

Commit

May. County of Cape May. New Jet sey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises known a> "'Lorraine Cafe, situated at 744 Lafayette street. In the City and Coun-

ty of Cape May. N. J.

Objections, If any. should be made immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes, city Clerk. City Hall.; Cape

May. N. J.

Signed.

PAUL LAWNA.

744 Lafay

» Sire

Cape May. N. J.

A. J. CAFIERO. Attornsy.

5-28-2ts-pf*S.78

Civilian Morale Building Is Theme Of School Exhibit

•.p* May. N* Objections.

' ’SV

(Continued from Page Onei V/elden, Frances Turnier, Mary Jane Smith, Eileen Keichner, Nancy Curtis and • Edna Learning.

Betty Lou Hughes will be* com- ^ .

entator. Theme of the fashion

show will be "Development of ' Nt Morale Through the Conservation I*' 1

of Materials” and "Training to Lend a Hand in the War Effort". Music will be by Miss Helen

Porter. The high school band will Hughaa

also play.

"Everyone can help,” said Chairman Sieger, head of the Committee on Civilian and School Morale Service, which is in charge of the exhibit "In every office where we are striving to give a lift to our war effort, volunteers are needed. The jobs for volunteers are so varied that you will be sure to find one you will really enjoy. It will be more like

a hobby than like work.

“Local headquarters of the American 'Red Cross, American Women’s Voluntary Services, Bundles for Britain, Bundles fo£, ol America and the Office of Civil-P" ian Defense are in need of your services. Everyone is cooperating “Total war demands the participation of each American”, Steger continued. “Young people working side by side with adults contribute talent and energy to the war effort. Let everyone help where his training and

abilities can be best used.”

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that Charles C. Kotz s Hied application with the Tow

i for the premises I

ituated on the N. —

Boulevard, about 75 feet

est or entrance to Cape Avenue. Objections. If any should be made amedlalely In writing to Bertram tyder. Township Clerk. Township

R. F. D.. Cape May. N. J. CHARLES C. KOTZ.

>f Li

6-4-2ts-pfl3.24

i Point

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that Alex Seasberg las Hied application with the Townihl|> Committee. Township of Lower, ’ape May County, New Jersey, for a Plenary mtull consumption license Tor the premises known as Harbor Mub and situated ut West Wilson 3rive. Township of Lower. Cape May "objections'. Iflny should be made mmediately in writing to Bertram tnyder. Township Clerk. Township >f Lower. R. F. D.. Cape May. N. J. ALEX 8EASBERG. West Wilson Drive. Lower Township. Cape May County. N. J. S-t-2ts-pfl3,60

NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the acorn ts of the subscriber, as Executor id Trustee of the Estate of Anna . Sayre, deceased, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settlement to the Orphan's Court of the County of Cape May on the eighth day of July. • at ten o'clock A. M.. at which application will be made for the allowance of Commissions and

nsel fees.

ted Jur

3rd. 1

PUBLIC SALE OP LAND By virtue of a resolution of the !oard of Commissioners of the City ,f Capo >May. passed May 13. 1942 tnd In pursuance of the Statutes In inch case made and provided, I shall expose at public auction on Monday. June 15, 1942. at the hour he afternoon, the City Hall, mer oi nasnington and Franklin reeBj. City of Cape May. N. J. the la>ts 18 and ISa. block 76 on the x map of the City of Capo May. No bid will be accepted for less than »r.n for each lot. payable In cash at time of sale, provided that If bids eiiual to said minimum price Ived. the premises will sold highest bidder. Each lot will be sold separately. A special warranty deed will be delivered to the purchaser within 30 days after the sale. , U. C. HUGHES. Ci.tlei-ior. 6-4-2ts-pf$4.86

Keep ’Em Flying!

SHIP VIA CAPE MAY TRANSFER ^ DAILY SERVICE TO Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Ardriiore, Wayne, Devon, Wynnewood, Chestnut Hill, Germantown, Oak Lane.

319 Decatur I

Allan R. Robson, Prop. All Goods Insured COME TO CAPE MAY AND BE SAFE!

HOWARD 8. KELLY, 167-09 Jack spa S treat. Cape May. N. J.

6-4-2ta pfl3 42

- NOTICE OP APPLICATION

Take notice that

Hetty Murray

has tiled application with the Township Committee. Township of Lower. Cape May County, New Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Distribution License for premises situated at Bayshore and Atlantic Avenues. Wildwood

Villas. N. J.

Objections. If any should be made Immediately la writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township -* Lower, R. F. D. Cape May, N-. J.

HETTY MURRAY.

Bayshore and Atlantic Ave.

Wildwood Villas. N. J.

6-4-2tspf$3.24

NOTICE OP APPLICATION

Take notice that Henri Borbach

has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. NdW Jersey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for the premises known as Henri's. Decatur Street and Beach Avenue. Cape May. New Jersey. Objections, If any. should be made immediately In writing to Jloyd C. Hughes, City Clerk, City Hall. Capo

May. N. J.

Signed.

HENRI BORBACH Decatur & Beach Ave.. Cape May. N. J. 6-4-2ts-pf$3.42

NOTICE C Take notice that Anthony Wlnterberger has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey. for a Plenary Retail (Consumption License for premises' known as Merlon Cafe, situated at 196-108 Deratur Street. In the City and County of Cape May. New Jersey. Objections, If any should be made Immediately In Writing tK Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. ANTHONY WINTERBEROER. 106-108 Decatur Street.. Cape May. N. J. 6-4-2ts-pf$3.42

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that Harry F. Redding has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jer--ley. for a Plenary Retail Consumplon License for the premises known is C-View Inn. situated at Washlngon and Texas Avenue, Cape May, New Jersey. Objections, If any. should be made Immediately In writing t* Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape

Washington St. & Texas Ave.. Cape May, N. J. -2ts-pfl3.42

per centum of - any of the stock of

said corporation.

Esther Teltelman. 409 Washington

St.. Cape May. N. J.

' Goldie ' Sacks, 542 Federal St..

Camden. N. J.

Solomon Teltelman. 409 Washington St. Cape May. N. J. Objections. If any. should be made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape

May

CAPE MAY FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, Inc. Solomon Teltelman. President. 407-09 Washington St. v. Cape May, N. J. ts-pf$8.28

! of EDWARD M. MILLER. d. Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH. Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the eighth day of May. A. D. 1942. on«_the applies;

to the creditors of said deceased .. exhibit to the subscribers under oath or' affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the eighth day of May. A. D. 1942, or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscribers. Dated May 8th. A. D. 1942. EDITH WHANN MILLER LEMUEL E. MILLER, JR. FRENCH B. LOVELAND. Proctoi Ocean City, N. J. 7-14.5t-pm.8r

To Bertinia E. Hallowell. wi, and Della R. Bauer and Richard T. Bauec. her husband: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey in a cause therein wherein the City of Cape May la complainant and Tryphena C. Essen and others are lendants you are required to api and answer complainant's bill complaint on or before July 20. 1942 or said bill will be taken as fessed against you. Said bill Is filed to foreclose the equity of redemption In a certain certificate of tax sale Issued by ~ C. Hughes, collector of taxes of City of Cape May. at a tax sale h Nov. 6. 1939 covering premises In the City and County of Cape May situate at the southeasterly comer of Jefferson street and Kearney avenue having a frontage on Jefferson street of 50 feet and a depth of No. 118.35 feet; also known as lot 19, block 76 on the tax map of said City. And you Bertinia E. Hallowell. widow and Della It. Bauer are made defendants because you are the record owners of said premises, subject to the life estate therein of Tryphena C. Essen. And you Richard T. Bauer are made a defendant because you are the husband of Della R. Bauer and may claim to have a right of curtesy in said premises. Dated May 21. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J. 5-28-4 ts-pf|14.96

1941 AUDIT CITY OF CAPE MAY

The Honorable Mayor and

We report that we have audited the financial books and acco CITY OF CAPE MAY

r the year ended December 81. 1941. A complete copy of this audit Is r Inspection.

a the office of the City Clerk

That the requirements

compiled with.

That the lists of uncollectible taxes, submitted by the Tax Collector be

disposed of as required by the Revised Statute 64: 4-94.

That the amount due the Current Account-from the Trust Account be

refunded.

That the tax overpayments be refunded or applied to a subsequent yoar'f

tax. wa

That any balances of cffpTtal ordinance appropriations which arc ne

longer needed be cancelled by resolution.

Wo shall bo pleased to assist you to the fullest extent ir

with the recommendations of this report.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT; In Uie course of our audit, we complete co-operation of all the officials of the City and we

predate the courtesies extended to us.

t j CERTIFICATION: It is hereby certified that to the best ledge and belief the within report Is a tfte and correct statement of the financial condition of the City of Cope May In the County of Cape May. ' the year 1941. as shown by the books and records of the said City submli to us. supplemented by personal inquiry and Investigation.

Yours very truly,

cCHARLES S. ROCKEY & CO., WILLIAM H. WELCKER, R. M. A. <N. J.)

Clerk's

- CURRENT ACCOUNT

s and Interest o

Future Maturities .. Taxes Receivable A-13 Tax Title Liens A-14 Foreclosed Tax Title Liens and Property Acquired by Deed A-15

Other Accounts Receivable:

Duo from Extended Payment Account . ...A-16 Due from Rent Receivership Account A-17 Sales Contracts A-18 Franchise Taxes A-19 Due from Bond and Interest Account A-8 Revenue Accounts A-21 Due from Trust Account A-5 Emergency Revenue A-22 Cash Deficit — 1940 A-20«

Liabilities for which Cash is Required: 1941 Appropriation Reserves f 1940 Appropriation Reserves A-24

Prepaid:

Taxes ; A-15 Convention Hall Rentals A-16 Licenses A-27 Tax Overpayments A-28 Tax Title Lien Overpayments A-Ii Due to Water Operating Account A-29 Collector’s Change Fund Contra Clerk's Change F

...t26.000.09

1.113.66 70.00 4.893.47

9.62 tl.121.503.03

Ix>rnl School Taxes: Amount Due

•Less Deferred Liability

9.500.00 1.078.211.55 29.054.56

.082.338.27 2..12.',. 71 28.879.28

21.150.349.62 21.121.502.03

•This appears on the books of the City at “Deferred School Tax".

foreyoln

6-31-3 ts-pf840.32

mmary of the fall audit ‘ and recommendations lag to law. FLOYD C. HUGHBS, City Clerk,

City of Caae May. Conatv of Cape --iw^er—7 for a >a—iy realluafed at "treat. In tha City Tape May. Haw Jart Objection*, if any mmediately In writ ™ ~ -

May, xvcw jersey, xor a plenary retail consumption license for the ptremises situated at 601-03-05 Lafayette Street, Cape May, N. J. Objections. If any should be made Immediately in writing to Floyd C. Hughes, City Clerk, -City Hall, Cape

May. N. J.

ROMEO MMACCIOCCHI. 601-03-05 Lafayette St.,

6-4-2ta-pf$3.42

Cape May. N. J.

To Mary & Lcedom. widow; Mary Magee and Kermlt Magee, her husband; Elizabeth Leedom Howell and Charles Fordham Howell, her husband; Oscar Leedom and Christine Leedom, his wife; E. Conover Leedom and Helen Leedom. his wife: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, dated May 20. 1942 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May Is complainant and Mary S. Leedom and others, are defendants. you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint in this cause on or before July 21. 1942 or the said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The said bill of complaint is flled to foreclose the equity of redemption In certain certificates of tax sale made by G. C. Hughes, collector on November 8. 1939 covering Block 26 lot 3 and 3a on the official tax map of the City of Cape May. N. J. An you Mary S. Leedom widow, are made a party defendant to this cause because, as the widow of Franklin Leedom, deceased, you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said premises. And you Mary Magee, Oscar Loedom and Elisabeth Lcedom Howell ore made parties defendant to this cause because, as the heirs of Franklin Leedom. deceased, you have or may claim to have an Interest In said premises. And you Kermlt Magee, husband of Mary Magee. Charles Fordham Howell, husband of Elisabeth Leedom Howell and Christine Leedom. wife of Oscar Leedom. are made parties defendant to this cause because you have or may claim to have a right of dower or curtesy In said promises. And you E. Conover Leedom are made a party defendant to this cause because you are the holder of an unrecorded deed for and are In possession of said premises and therefore have or may claim to have an Interest In said premises. And you Helen Leedom, wife of E. Conover Leedom are made a party defendant to this cause because you haye or may claim to have an Inchoate right of dower In said Dated*May 22. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J 5-18-4 ts-pfl24.48

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To Rose Marie Slsemore: By virtue of an order of I . J Chancery of New Jersey msoe on May 19,1942 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May Is complainant and Rose Marie Sisernore and others are defendants you are required to apand answer tho complainant’s amended bill of complaint in said , cause on or before July 20. 1142 of ' the said amended bill will be tSWrr i confessed against you. Said amended bill Is flled to foreclose the equity of redemption In a . ..iln certificate of tax sale issued by O. C. Hughes, collector of taxes -• the City of Cape May. at a tax e on Nov. 6. 1939 arid covers tain lands In the City and County of Cape May situate at the northerly -orner of South Lafayette and Conmess streets having a frontage on South Lafayette street of 120 feet — -* a depth of 200 feet: also known . .jt l. block 32 on th* tax map of said City. ’ . And' you Rose Marie Slsemore are made a defendant because you are the record owner of said premises. Dated May 12. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J 5-28-4 ts-pf|12.24

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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a writ of Fieri I r sale of Mortgaged Frcml! e directed. Issued out of tho Court cry of N<

aoth day of May. A. D. 1942. 1

•ecolved the A' 1 -*';'" , , wherein Alina greatly ap- , “ , coni b'shianL and Wai

; T. Richardson,

die, and others are defendants. .11 expose to sale nt public MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1942, sen the hours of twelve and five k I*. M.. to wit. at one o' clock

House. Cape May <

t forth and described.

c. West Cape May. In I ’ Capo May. and State ey. bounded and descrit

also the Southeaster

party of the f Charles Dorner.

degrees forty-five

tnd thlrty-foui feet Easterly of the Easterly

..... .. and the North-.f-w-femcrald Av<

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Dorner's land, seventy-three ant twenty-five hundredths (73.25) feet, thence (2) South seventy-eight degrees and thirty minutes East, fifty (50) feet: thence (3) South t*“ •-

grees forty-five minutes

seventy-three and twenty-five dredths (73.25) feet to tho Northerly side line of Emerald Avenue as widened, aforesaid, thence (4) along the Northerly side line of Emerald Avenue, North seventy-eight degrees thirty minutes West, fifty (50) feet

to the place of beginning.

Being the same premises which Howard E. Richardson, single man. by Indenture dated August 24. 1928 and of record In the Clerk's Office of Cape May County In Deed Book No. 478. pp. 147. *c. granted and conveyed unto Warren E. Richardson snd Marie’T. Richardson, his wife,

as tenants by the entirety.

Amount due under decree Is 33218.21. with Interest and Sheriff’s

fees to be added.

F. MULFORD STEVENS. Sheriff.

Dated May *7, 1641.

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