DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1943

(Homemakers fo Save Fats r For War Effort With the Cape May County ! quota for household fats set by , the Salvage Division of the War r Production Board at 6,800 pounds “ month, the County Salvage nittee this week urged that all housewives save all their fats and sell them to their butchers. Fats are one of the most important war materials, according to the War Production Board. Glycerine is made from fats, and gunpowder is made from glycerine. Glycerine also is used in gun recoil mechanism, ships’ steering gears, depth charge releases, and in medicine for fighting men. .“We are using up glycerine faster than we are making it,” aceording.to the Salvage Committee'! /statement. "We are using up our reserve. If this continues, the time will come when we will not have enough to fight the war—when some gun will not fire because there is no glycerine. That is a way to lose the war. “If every housewife would save L all her kitchen fat, there would be r sufficient. After the housewife has used kitchen fat in preparing food, she strains it through an ordinary strainer into a can. Solid , fat, she melts down. When she > has a convenient amount, she takes it to the butcher; who pays her four cents a pound. The butcher sells r to a renderer for iust enough to cover the cost of handling. The renderer makes tallow and sells either to a soap manufacturer fat splitter. The soap maker f glycerine as a by-product _ v Thi . splitter gets glyercine by a chemical process. Both sell the glycerine for war use. ■ “In four weeks after the housewife sells wasUf fat to the butcher, it may be firing an anti-aircraft L cannon. But she must keep on * saving and selling h, for tha^cknnon has to keep on firing until the war is won, and it keeps on using up glycerine.” farm Labor Facts Are Revealed By Survey COURT HQUSE —Cape May County has 1&3 vegetable larms, 87 I poultry farms, 66 general, 23-dairy and six fruit farms, it was disdosed in a farm-tofarm survey conducted recently by the Extension Service Volunteer Corps. Hie section of the survey devoted to labor requirements showed that 640 family workers are needed for 1943. according to estimates of county farmers. One hundred and seventy full-time hired workers will be needed. Other estimates of labor required for the current year follow: Seasonal workers, 'men, 180; women, 60; boys and girls, family, 120;.boys and girls, not of the family. 100. “Taken as a whole, these farms at that time intended to increase production one per cent,” said Henry H. White, county agricultupd agent "Poultry was to in_prea»e nine per cent and fruit two per cent Intended decreases were vegetables two per cent and dairy products eight per cent. “The farmers listed in order of .importance their chief bottlenecks or problems as labor, fertilizer, feed and supplies, trucks and equipment and machinery.” Of family workers who have left the ■ farms in Cape May County; 64 per cent have gone into the Mined forces. 21 per cent into industry and 16 per cent to other

Tarms

Of hired workers who have left county farms, 63 per cent have *one into industry, 26 per cent to -other fsrms and 23 per cent in the

Legal Advertising:

Mrs. Howard M. Kennedy; Getrude ' Taylor; Enoch Taylor; Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy; Elizabeth Kennedy; John Doe (the name "John Doc" being HctlUoua) husband of Elisabeth Kennedy; Grace Kennedy; Verna Draber; John Doe (the said name "John Doe" being fictitious) husband of Verna Draber; Wilbur B. Kennedy; Mary Kennedy; the heirs, devisees and E rsonai representatives of Robert Kennedy; the heirs, devisees and personal represehlatlves of. John Kennedy; the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of John Kennedy. Jr.; Edward Kennedy*; Mrs. Edward Kennedy; Robert B. Kennedy; and Mrs.

\JWDert B- Kennedy:

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of Hew Jersey made on the dale hereof in a cause wherein Amelia M. Wells Is complainant and Elisabeth K. Uutekwhst, et ala are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the bill of Said complainant on or. before me 8th day of March next, or the said bill will • ! taken as confessed against you. The said bill is filed to foreclose a certain mortgage given by John Kennedy, dated me 12th day of March. 1821, on lands In the borough, of Avalon, in 'the County of Cape May and Stale of New Jersey: 1 and you. EnzabeUi K. Cutekunst. are ' Irudani because yau are one vueis of me lands described mortgage: and you, I'aul E. it. aie made defendant beu aie the Husband of Ellxa-

tiulekunst. and by I

rlbod aid M. Kennedy, aie made defendant because you are one of Uie ■owners of the lands described In said mortgage; and you. Mrs. Howard M. ■’ nedy. are made defendant bow you are me wife of Howard M. .Kennedy, and by reason thereof have an interest in ma lands described by said mortgage; and you. Mrs. Oeit- - • Taylor, are made defendant

of the owners

Mi _ . and you. Enoch ide defendant because . husband of Mrs. Gertrude Tay.-or. - nd by reason thereof have an Interst in the lands described In said ■engage; and you, Mrs. Robert M. .cimedy. rue made defendant bcuuse you are the widow of Robert 1. Kennedy, one of the owners a * y i-easou mei-eof have an interest ue lands described In said mortgage: ntl you. Knzabelh Kennedy. I me owners of the lands described ■ said mortgage; and you, John Doe me name "John Doe" being fictions! ' are made defendant because . ou are tbe husband of Elisabeth Kennedy and by reason thereof hat ' ilercsl In me lands described I mortgage; and you. Grace Kennedy. arc- made defendant because - - are the widow

of the owners

reason thereof . the lands described in said rr ■ " Draber,

ids described

and you. John Doe

'John -Doe" being fictitious) are made defendant be cause you are the husband of Verm Draber and by -reason thereof havi -1 interest In the lands described ii lid mortgage! and you. Wilbur B Kennedy, are made defendant be se you are one of the owners of lands described in said mortgage: and you. Mary' Kennady..are made defendant because you are the

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ude defendant becaut ’ the owners of the h

said mortgage:

thereof have

e lands

representath

nedy: and you. the --

and personal representatives of

Kennedy. Jr. —■*"

dcvlsi

< l>iaoel luf PUBLIC SERVICE BUS

' D H/i-ADElS>W\K

BUSES LEAVE FOR

CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA

•6.30 AM. 8.41 A. M. 10.41 A. M. 1.41 P. M.

4.41 P. M. 7.00 P. M. S.SI P.M. ttC.50 P. M.

BUSES LEAVE FOR WILDWOOD

“ • Moy Nave' Bote

•6.30 A.M. 8.41 A M. 10.41 AM. 1.41 P.M. 4.41 P. M.

■7.00 P. M. 8.51 P. M. 10.50 P. M.12.45* A M. 12.45 A M.

0«a«a City end ABoatic City Via Capa May Naval Basa 8.41 A M. 4.41 P. M.

. are made defendants because you are the owners or otherwise interested In the lands described in said mortgage; and you. Edward Kennedy, are , made defendant because you are one of the owners of the lands described In said mortgage: and ypu. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, are made defendant because you are the wife of Edward Kennedy and by reason thereof have an Interest In the lands described In ssld mortgage .and you. Robert B. Kennedy’, ar made defendant because you are on. of the owners .of the lands described in said mortgage; and you. Mrs. Robert B. Kennedy, are made defendant because you are the wife of Robert U. Kennedy and by reason thereof hare an Interest In the lands

described in said mortgage.

UUDD M. RIGG.

Solicitor of Complainant,

230 High Street.

Burlington. New Jersey. Dated January 6th. 1S43.

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HOTXCX

The following is a list of tholtc plying la Cane May County for admission to the Bar of New Jersey the examination therefore to be held on April 1 and 2. 1943. Objections to the admission of applicants may be made in person, oi by letter addressed to the Board ol Bar Examiners, at the State House, Trenton, or to any member of the Board, or to any member of the Committee on Character and Fitness of Cape May County. Information respecting the character of a-candldatc will be treated as confidential if the person Imparting

FRED E. B! Clerk of the Supreme Court. February 10. 1843. 3-l»-2U-pf34.50

Sealed bldg for gMbage and rubbish disposal In the Borough of Cape May Point. N. J.. will be received by the Hoard of Commissioners at a regular meeting of the Board to be

held on

FXEDAT, VABCJK 5, 1943,

at eight o'clock. P. M.. Eastern War Time, at the Borough Hall, in said Horough. * at which time - and place said bids will be opened and publlcly

raad.

Certified checks for ten per eel **'“ *■■■* —' _ iust accompany all

AN’ ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND LICENSE TAXI-CABS AND THE OWNERS AND OPERATORS THEREOF OPERATING IN THE CITY OF CAPE MAT. IN THE COUWTT OF CAPE MAY AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, HXnW> FEES AND PKOVitiivn TICS FOR THE THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSIONERS of the City ' May a?’ V " follows SECTION 1. The following words -a •a-._ de,i Ta UveO.

and Includes

hire which Is held out, announced or advertised to operate or run or which s operated or run over any of the jtrccls within the City of Cape May, and which accepts passengers for ■-insportaiion from points or places points or places within or without s said City. • 'DRIVER" means any person who drives s taxicab within this City. "OWNER'” nifans any person, portion or association in whose name title to any taxicab is registered with the New Jersey Department if Motor Vehicles, or who appears n such records to be the conditional endec or leasee thereof. •OPERATION-' of a taxicab shall consist of transporting in such taxicab one or more persons for hire along any of the streets of this City. Accepting a passenger to be transported for hire within this City or from a point within this City to a point outside of the Clfy limits or discharging a passenger transported for hire from a point outside of the City limits to a point within the City limits shall be deemed to be "operation" of a taxicab within the City within the meaning thereof. The operation of a taxi-cab In any of the above-described manners by one other than the owner shall he deemed operation by the owner thereof ns well as by the person actually driving the same. The tlWtSbonation of any person other than the owner or driver in any motor vehicle bearing sign therein or thereon using the

a Taxicab Owner's License" a together with his apiMcaUon au! the insurance policy or cartificat lieu thereof, required oy Section 42: 16-2. of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, covering the taxicab to be licensed. SECTION 13. The annual-foe, Tor each Taxicab Driver's License" hereafter Issued or any renewal thereof shall be FIVE DOLLARS (IS.OO) for each year or portion of a year for which the license Is Issued or renewed and the annual fee for each "Taxicab Owner's License . Issued or i newed shsll be FIFTY DOLLA1 (220.00) for each year or portion a year for which the license is issu _ or renewed. Such fees shall not be pro-rated, nor any part thereof refunded for-any reason except that upon the denial of an application for lasutuoce or renewal of a rthe City Commissioners, n of the fee deposited sh the applicant r-

ition for love

SECTION 14. The City Commissioners may. In their discretion, re- ' o issue or renew or may. after

of either class If ic applicant or licensee *— * — ice convicted of a crime ly other Jurisdiction, or convicted —' being a disorderly person or of violation of Title 39. "Motor Vehicle, and Traffic Regulation*, of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, or who violates any provision df this ordinance or*has any Judgment unsatisfied of record against him arising out an automobile accident or who is alien qjtlzen of any nation betwe^,. whom and the United States of Amcr-

war exists or whe .- answers In his ap-

... —ich license or any renewal thereof, or who has failed or falls to render reasonably prompt, safe and adequate taxicab servloc or who has not complied fully with all requirements of this' ordinance for - ich class of license, or. in addition. (b) Any "Taxicab Driver's ’ '

-unse" if the licensee

perty arising o muuicable o£

or damage to proof negligent opervehlcle: or has any contagious disease.

a thi

drlvini with s

' Is the practice of the streets of the City > so as to solicit pas-

- - bring IheCDreMncC - the tnxicab to the BJtcntlon of pi sportive passengers. A taxic driving along the streets of this City for any purpose other, than w'" transporting a passehger. going t definite destination by the most rect route in response to a call f< taxicab by a prospective passes or returning by the most direct rc to Uie. taxicab's home terminus al discharging s passenger or gome or from the said terminus to driver's home by the most dii

route'shall be prima '

of cruising.

"PERSON" includes well as the singular, and artificial

well as. natural persons.

"CITY" Is the City of Cape Maj In the County of Cape May and Stat.

of New Jersey.

“LICENSED" means licensed li. accordance with ^ the appropriate SECTION 2. From ami after the effective dale of this ordinUncc no •person shall operate any taxicab within'this City unless both the taxicab and the.driver thereof are licensed pursuant to this ordmarn and conform to all the provisions hereof, provided that much taxicab licenses as are now issued and outstaiuling pursuant to the terms of an Ordinance entitled. “An Ordinance License and Regulate taxis, omi hlise." ale —X a p prov ,

Taxicab Owner's LI-

ee .. me motor vehicle licensed

;o be licensed, by reason o' insanitary condition la di

•afety or health of the occupin* or others or if the policy of Iniranee required by Section 48: 16-3 : the Revised Statutes has once .psed. or such coverage is not maln-

ined at all times.

SECTION 13 Each applicant granted a Taxicab Driver's License" " ‘— ’ ’ cense card in evid-

form approved by

... .... ers and signed by. the City Clerk in their behalf. Such license card shall at all times be prominently displayed and adequately ""otected in the Interior of any taxlli operated by the licensee so that

e face thereof shall be a’

niocoi — K 1 "* 11 “11 times be find remain the ■ftnrtVi £2 Vopcrty of the CityVnd on direction tlfKIal aS ,.f 1 *iim in i >. v I n—i — fchnll n, ... l._

mmlsalonem shall „.

‘ o fho City Cleric. - "o Taxicab Driver'!

shall remain effi _ specllve expiration dates and taxicabs thereby licensed shal deemed to be licensed pursuant t tempi of this ordinance, until licenses are surrendered, suspended or revoked or have expired: provided, nevertheless, that In al! other particulars said taxicabs and their owner shall be subject to all the provisions

rii,,,.,.

Owner's License" SECTION 4. A

License" shall ei ...«

P?.T....r ,c . rcl ? within thi Clt> any taxicab duly licensed her* under Until th6 said license either c> pircs or Is surrendered, suspended o revoked and shall not be transfei

SECTION S. A Taxicab Owner'

License shall- entitle •*— therein-described to I this City by a driver hereunder until the

o operated In duly licensed said license snrrendcred. and shall not

luspended or re >e t rnnsferable.

SECTION g Any licenses Issued lursuant to the terms of-this ordin-

aire fit midnight of the

. - -- -- December of ,„ c which It was Issued unless

yoked suspended or SECTION 7. The number of II- . nses under this Ordinance to be Issued or outstanding in any one year

" ot exceed ten persons to be

licensed in acoordance with the

■of this Ordinance, but any per- ’ “ “A 0 ";**" 1 granted a License

„,:-v «"»» Ordinance may license any

of c \™ u R° n payment.

iS.i.'V® h*"**- b “‘ of such licenses JjhsH be tinder , he charge and control . Is a PP I >’l'>* therefor and

al i responsible for the oper-

”■ “*i-

SE XT ION ’ *• fiPPHcatlons for

renewal of any 11-

be made

Jned rrom the City

designed to elicit Informarion re-

Clerk and

1 law-abiding habits of the

idcred

SECTION 16. _ I cense" card other than that of . .-ensee actually operating the cab c time shall be displayed therein. SECTION li. Each ap pi lean I

Owner's License" cense plate, here"City Tag'

shall

inafter referred -- _ _. made of such material , end .. form as City Commissioners decide and which said "City

shall at all times be kept clcarly

legible and be displayed on the I

exterior portion of the taxicab. ^ l icensed, directly above or-below the New Jersey State Registration Plate

thereon. Said City Tag shall at

— **— •property

s'be si

rated 7—

Is promlnen... lerlor thereof.

rendered to the "city Clerk' SECTION 18. No Taxi,

hereafter be openr ’ unless and until th< displayed In the

within the full view passengers therein, a oomph of fares, charges or tar.fr charged for transportation ,

SECTION 19. licensed shall 1 sides l hereof t "efib" in lelterr

'ids Taxi,"

ihall be t

ime of the opera!ii

— ^.-..-.....ig the words or "Cab", or Taxicab". - SECTION 20. Every taxi licensed shall have painted i side thereof in letters at le Inch high the name of the thereof followed or preceded

word “Owner."

SECTION 21. There „ Zones In the City of Cape Ma> »otabiished by this Ordinance and the maximum amount or amounts to be charged in each Zone, are os follows, ta) Zone 1—Between Perry Street

tb) Zone 2—Within the limits of the City of Cape May and beyond Perry St. and/or Madison Are. 50c for 1 Passenger 10c for each Additional Pasi-sng-(c) An extra charge may be made by any Taxi Driver for carrying extra baggage over two pieces, per person. which extra charge shall be 10c person for each extra piece of 'ION 22. The owner of each ““licensed shall keep or re-

x: 1

of daily trips.

formation requested

supply ti

1 and verify the

ap-

be obtained

bids.

Specifications may be from the Borough Clerk.

.The Board of Commissioners serves the right to reject any or

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6.10 A-M. Bos oa Waakdayi oarf $«t. Oparere. via Woodbine

FHOHI: Bafl 2U-J or KcyxetuM 411

HIOMI K8YST0NI 1070

frVBLlCjffisEKVICE

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xroTicx or xlxctzov First Lighting 'District Elect Lower Township. New Jersey. 1 urday. February 20. 1943. Villas Fire House. Villas. New Jersey. Polls open 1 to 7 P. M. Three members to be elected for one year each GUSTAV A. BIKN JAMES MEEHAN HARRY G. SILCOX

Current Expense .

, sS/SI

The Ham bolt current off the eo»»t of Chile is strong enough to change the course of ships.

plication Jn

rectness thereof by his ^ oath affirmation and thereafter ml "6 'together' with*"h«T finl'a* 01 ' r the said application shall he

a ‘^Tlaricab DriV^**! lor er^.hfn C,,5r ciimralaalon-

.;r oM t } mr direct:

a hall thinSorMw, 0 ?—* e Ch Angerprlnts min, tS^arded forth- . .e by ’I” < -* , Y Clerk to the Bureau “I Mentlfleation of the New Jersey State Police for a report of apnlt-

SECTION 12. Every applicant for

:h trip mad<

showing the n record shall not be destroyed .year from the date of the irlp and shall be kept within the said City in readily aeceaalble form and “ball be accessible at all reasonable lours for Inspection by the City Commissioners, or its accredited representative or by local. State. FedA™enci r e^“ ltary L '“ W Enfor <*rocnt That each person so licensed operate a taxicab shall meet all i

trains, unless actually cr " ''*»•— '~—'ponation.

person shall “ * any of

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meeting of the City of thyao^o^C^pe h

state of New

LOCAL

1 in saMCtty and ^County on — —. .. HZinrton 1 Ocean Streets, Cape May City. r -• —•* * —« all

Local Budget of t

cal year 1942.

s hereby certified that the budget a

at approved by resolution

iry, 1943.

BERT

s 11th day of February, 1942. kocae rawa* voncB

anortL™

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ZM GKAMOXBY OT 2TWW 3

BOROUGH OF \ WEST CAPE I on Rill to MAY. a Municipal / 00 0111 ,0 '''^rertVew^f foreclose. Etc.* Jersey. \ Complainant./ ( ORDER OF JOSEPH BYRON I PUBLICATION MULLINUR. et I

The Complainant having filed Its bill herein, wnerem Herbert H. B1Hxard. Irene Unxxard. Joseph E. Blis- •—■ u infant over the age of fouryears, Sophie Smith, Agnes . Bertha Hughes, Harry Hugnes, Ethel Corwin. Salem Corwin. Fred Perrin. Maude Lichiy Perrin, Ernestine Sengslak. Ernest Sengslak. Joseph Byrou Mullmer. Ellen Muilluer, Mary H. Harbuton, Samuel B. liarbison, Charles S. Mulllnur, Ruth * Alice P. Blixxard, Elizabeth

Certified by me T ‘ SECTION L

.Local Budget of the Township of Lower, County of Cape May for the..

nscai year 1941.

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenue* and oponnatlons shall ooMtltute the local budget for the year 1943:

a tax resolution »

e Township of L her Interested pe

March Ith. INS. - A hearing on the budget and tax resolution wUl be bold at

K,c1 “ h of March. 1943. at 8 o'clock, P. M. at which ‘

objections to said budget and tax resolution of the "*

the year 1943 may be presentcdjiyjaxpayers (Required by Revised Statutes Section 40:2-14)

Rt... ,OB . . IMS asf “^te^School (EsUmate for 1943) 3,276.91

(a) General County .. (Estimate for 1941) 8,900.00

is: ”!!) „.;k

“Tfl Stock Tax

78.3IL20

8.276.91 8.141

as,

8,2*7.48

282.82

27,642.24

Totals

State Aid: (a) Road Fund

•sat 22,980.04 «S«J!

kl uliincr.

Carl \ —_ William \

. . Charles Pontx, Hazel glass, Edward Douglass, Jr., Crownursi. Belle T. Bush, Edwin Bush, E. Louclla Smith, Charles R. Smith, Helen S. Smith. Edna S. Vogt. ..—‘ — Vogt, Alydia Van Ness.

Ness, State of New

is M: Ravin. Receiver, and Paramount luvusinuint Corporation are made defendants, and subpoenas ad fcapondeudum having duly issued ugiUnal me defendants -s above listed, to appear in this uit as defendants; and it having ieen made to appear by affidavit to he satisfaction of the Chancellor hat the said Herbert H. Blizzard, rent Blizzard. Joseph E. Blizzard, n infant over the age of fourteen curs, Sophie Smith, Agnes Lott.

Singstak and Ernest Sengslak lut of this State, and that process laiinot Be served upon them ‘ It is, on this 26th day of January, 1943. ORDERED that the said Herbert H. Blizzard. Irene Blizzard. Joseph E. Blizzard, ah infant ever age of ' fourteen ~ •'

Smith. Agues Lott. Bertha Hugl , ‘.--.y-Hughes. Ethel CorWln, Samuel

fin. -P'red 1‘errin, Maude Lett)' in. Ernestine Sengstsk »t Scngstak be deemed n to be absent defendant!

that they appear and answer "re the 2ith day of March-next,

that in case they shall not s

appear and answer the Complainant'bill within that time hereinbefore limited, the said hill' shall be taken us confessed against the said Herbert H. Blizzard. Irene Blizzard. Joseph E. Blizzard, on infant over the age of fourteen years. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes. P'red Perrin. Maude Letly Perrin. Ernestine Sengslak. and Ernest Sengslak. Harry Hughes. Ethel Corwin. Salem Corwin, and that in case of such default, ouch decree may be made against them as the Chancellor

-iall deem equitable and Just.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that notice of this Order Ire served_uprtT the defendants Herbert H. Blizzard,

: Blizzard. Joseph E. 'Blizzard, nfam over the age of' fourteen

years. Sophie Snutli. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes, Harry HughVs, Ethc' Corwin. Salem Corwin, and Fret " In. Maude l>etty Perrin. Ernes-

Sengslak and Ernest Sengstak -tall, with postage there— paid, within twenty days fi ' ' hereof, by delivery -of if to them In such mail. „ cut ion at the same In the Cape

i the land is situate, for foil

mailed within the same til

id'Herbert il Blizzard. 1

zard. Joseph E. Blizzard. ;

—r the — ' |

l»t

jphlc Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes. Harry Hughes. Ethel CorSalcn. Corwin, and Fred Perrin, le Letty Perrin. Ernestine -Sink and Ernest Sengstak prepaid directed to them at the Post Office nearest their residence or at the Post Offlice at which they usually olve their letters, unless such tdence or Post Office be unkown 1 cannot be ascertained upon makthe Inquiries prescribed by the

"es of Oil-

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.. True Copj

EDW. L WHELAN. Clerk. ' ' -4ts-pf347.26

TOlRUTM ADDIN, KR. ADDIN, HUSBAND OP RUTH ADDIN, OXOROX COOK. JOAN COOK, AMD TAX UNKNOWN

DEVISEES AND PEBSOF

ptoyfid ii. ...

SECTION _ pnrk qr rank any taxicab the Streets of the City

" *"'h place or places

loners may from Ui.. t ... .. Municipal Taxi

City Cot. Stands? de8i Sn*te

SECTION 34. No person shall at the time City Commissioners act application pay the -fees reBTadduT*^"* ^*°'ty 0 Cfe?k shil|' l< ? • ny fompcnsatlon cofii»ld him by law. at the times and (n the manner he is paid such other compensation, be paid the sum of Mvmuy-flre cents for each llcenae so ,SF < ^L IO ’ V u J o . Per«>n or per,n * who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall. upon conviction thereof K. ...ki.-.

Imprisonment In the

magistrate mvlcted. SECTION 27.; AH ordinances and

SECTION 32. This Ordlnar

take efTect upon final paasage and

publication according,! 0 law.

NoUrc la hereby given that the Introduced

foregoing ordinance

PMSXNTj ADDIN, <r

JOAN COOK. By Virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the 22nd day of January, 1943. in a cause wherein .The’ Tax Investment Corporation of New Jersey, a corporation of the State-of New Jersey. Is complainant, and Ruth Rudln. and others, are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the amended bill of complaint on or before thte 23rd Hay of March, next, or the said amended bill will be taken as confessed against you. The «ald amended hill is filed to foreclose a certain tax sale certificate Issued by Herman F. Grlesbach. Collector qA Tuxes of the City of Non' Wild wo*. New Jersey, at a tax sal held on October 30. 1939. in said City against lands and premise:' know the northeasterly U part o? Lot3 In Block Ku. 157.

_ _ , EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

" p0 "

_ . e bnd that the Collector collected sixty two per cent of the taxes deficiency In ^2* beln * on * c “ h b “ 1 “- 11 becomes necessary to meet the . . T^LS. ud » e A. Flc * the Budget Lighting Tax in the Fire Districts and Lighting District, which Include Wildwood Villas—The District TaxPayer*, paid about fifty per cent of these assessments for said purpooses and liw af^ un ‘bncpBerted must be made up in the 1943 Budget, as th?rec4aR ***[“ajtea the Township responsible for the collection and payment of these

7.900.00

The rate will therefore be Increased a little, especially as the n ntv has Increased thlrtx- ee.,i. n.. . '

County has Increased UBrt^^euts per hundred'

.-) SURPLUS-1 ., Appropriated With Prior ,..

Consent of Commissioner of Local Miscellaneous' Revenues

‘ 'rohollc Beverage Licenses — Taxes ....

13.000.00 13.000.04

Interest and Oist Franchise Tax Gross Receipt Taxes

Second Class Railroad'and' Raliroad Franchise Taxes Special Items of General Revenue AtitVclpated Y**th Prior Written Consent of Commissioner of Local Govern-

6,000.00

800.00

4.400.00

6.063.04 844.11 4.453.64 3.456.00 15241

—Slate Aid Road Maintenance .

Total Miscellaneous Retfenucs Receipts from Delinquent Taxes ... Total of Itema 1. 1(a). 3 and 4 Amount to be Raised by Taxstion:

(a) Local Purpose Tax

(b) Local District School Tax ...i.'

(d) County Taxes (c) State Taxes ...- < f |. Special DlstrlcO Taxes

Light District'! I‘' Total of General Budget Revenues Emergencies Authorized in 1943..

Totals

. 1.900.00 . 18.050.00 . 1X000.80 . 37.742.71 . 38.199.25 . 27.646.34 . 9.200.00 . 3.276.91

6.368.78 * 27,645.34 9.070.31 3,276.01

...120,334.95 94.861.1

APPROPRlirnONS

j&JfEat. 9*^«L«8

10. (general Appropriation

(a) Operations

General Government

Administrative and Executive Salary and Wages Other Expenses Assessment and Collection Taxes Salary and Wages Other Expenses

Tax Sale

Salary and Wages

Other Expense

, - “f ' t '«t Title Liens

(■closed Property

By An Reserved Transfers for 1440

0 3.432.00 3 223.48 4 ( :05.(1

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Salaries and Wl

ge Inspection

■r nod Vax Map y and Wages ‘o ltnii—Renalrs and Equipment I He Collector * Persons A Property Fire

■"'Is—Repairs and

o-ielonl Share ot Aid Do a It Projec rert Lighting >.

Other Expenses . Road Equipment . . Doc Registration Salaries and Wag Poqr Relief

2.3(7.81 3.477.84

—Board of Health

(b) Cot

(cl Debt Service

(1) Munlelpal Debt Service Payment of Bonds •Interest on Bonds feVDeflelt* and Statutory Expenditures:

ndlture of leo—Annroprta'tion 3940

■ndlture of 1942—State and V

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Special Districts Fire District Light District

IT ATE ROAD AID 8

27.845.34 9.070,31 3.276.91

ection or EimorT Anticipated 1943 1940

described in the amended bill of complaint: And You. Mr. Rudln. hva-t-and of Ruth Rudln. are made a defendant because you iiave or m y claim to have a right of curtesy In said Iwmifr and premises; And You. Geor^fi Cook and John Cook, a-e made defendant* because you are the holder of a mortgage on the lnnd.i id premises described in the amendJ bill of complaint; And. You, The Unknown I t-In, devisees and personal representatives of Ruth Rudln. George Cook and John Cook, are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an interest in said lands and premises described Jn the amended bill of complaint. Dated: January 32. 1943.

SAUL A WITTES.

Solicitor j>f Complainant.

passed on first reading at a of 1942.

Kefleeting the greatly increased purchasing capacity of. American families, life insurance is showing increased purchases and sharply decreased emergency withdrawals in the .first quarter

Appropriated Expendsd and

GEORGE OGDEN & SON CO. Plaintiff. Vm. WISE & SMITH CO.. Inc. Defendant.

Notice Is hereby given that a Writ of Attachment, at the suit of George Ogden & Son Co. against the rights

— s effects;

and credits, moneys and ..... goods and chattels, lands-and tc_. menu of Wise A Smith Co. Ine_ non-resident debtors, for the sum of Four Hundred Twenty Two Dollars and twelve cents. Issued out of sold Court on January 11, 1943. returnable on 'the 11th day of February, next and returned Into Court, duly executed by the Sheriff of the County of Cape May. In tbe Bute of Now

04" the 20th day of January.

» STTRLINO w. COLE, Clerk. SAMUEL F. ELD HEDGE, Attorney.

1-21-su-pms.oi N

NOTICE TO T.Twrr CREDITORS Estate of ALBERT* R. HAND,

Pure

- Of IRVINO

FITCH. Surrogate of the County at Cbipe May. made on the third day ot February. A. D. 1943. on the appllc*. tion of »he subscriber. Executor of said deceased, notice Is hereby given * to the creditor* of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath '1 or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from tbe third day of February. A..D. 1943. or they will be forever barred of any

action against the subscriber. Dated February 3. A. D. 1943.

„ T. MILLET HAND.

T. MILLET HAND. Proctor*

Cope May. N. J. 8-4-6U-pf| 8.83

One invention badly needed It a gadget which will automatically turn off the radio when it staxta one of those silly transcribed advertising interludes.

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