fAOE EIGHT

State War Fund To Help Many, D’Olier Says More than 60.000,000 • people will receive aid from the war services to be financed by the National War Fund which will 'receive a substantial portion of its funds from the New Jersey State War Fund, Inc., it was announced today by Colonel Franklin D"01ier, chairman. Colonel D’OMer's statement pointed out that "this estimate of *0/100,000 beneficiaries of the National War Fund is in addition to those unfortunates aided by vital home front services for health, welfare and recreation. These home front projects will also be aided substantially, by the Hew Jersey State War Fund, Inc. "More than le.000,000 persons will receive personal services on the military' front from such fond member agencies as USO, United Seamen’s Service and War Prisoners Aid. “Forty-two millions will be aerred on the United Nations front through such member agendas as British War Relief Society; United China Relief; Queen WQhelmina Fund; Greek War ReKcd Association; Polish War ReBef; Russian War Relief; United Tagoslav Relief Fund, U. S. ComMtttee for Care of European AOdren: French Relief Fund; Merwegiar. Relief; United Czechoslovak Relief Fund; Belgian War Belief Society; and Refugee Relief Trustees.” Colonel D'Olier went on to say that organisational activities are ■roving ahead throughout' the state. “We have nan enthusiastic responses from each of the counties and all seem certain of going far ahead of their quota. The cense is such a worthy one that ■o one can say they are giving too ■nch of their time, efforts or

Tho following la * Ust or tnooo applying hi Cape May County for admission to the Bar of New Jersey. the examination therefor* to be held

October 7 and 8th. 1MI. Objections to the admlaa

applicants may be made In »——— or by letter addressed to the Board of Bar Examiners, at tbs State

House, Trenton, —

the Board, or tc — — — Committee on Character and Fitness

of Cape May County.

Information respecting the character of a candidate will be treated as confidential If the person Imparting

It so desires.

Wildwood

GARRISON. REX 117 W. Magnolia Ave. JAMES J. GAVIN. Clerk of the Supreme Court. Aug. is. ms. 8.1?-2ts-pf|4.88

NOTICE or ELECTION

Eastern War Time

Legal Advertising

thereto, dated Jut

Tuesday, September 7, 1S43 — - -- —— a house-to-hoi aln the names a legal voters residing In the Borough of Cape May Point, N. J.. entitled to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election. by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling bouse or habitation. or or the head of every family residing therein. Notice la hereby given that the said Board of Registry and Election will sit at the Fire House on Tale Avenue on Tuesday, September 31, 1»43 from 7 o'clock a_m. until I o'clock p m., to add to the register of voters the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be regls-

81, 1943 the hours of 7 AM. and • PM., at which time and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their respective parties for the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November 2. 1943. In the Prlnmry Election there will be nominated: A Governor to serve for throe

Ope

■ of

'one^ar* 1 ^ for three years

eg «*s aav, m. t.

of Title it. Bsvieed I

i ssi&r

r, September U, U43 > bourn of T sum. and I nob time and plans the

To Oscar R. He van, Mrs. Oscar R . ■

rssMm of voters for said General Election of .Tuesday, November I, 1948. Notice Board of Baslatry alt In the Drum House la I ef North Cape May, N. J. oa between the hoars of t * ~ and 8 o'clock p.m. ' " tion Will be held Si wamu umv u>« voters of said Borough of North Cape May, will vote for the follow

Ing officers:

A Governor to serve for throe

nrst. SsesM. HMrS

and Fourth Election Districts of the City of Cape May, to ascertain the names and residences of all' legal voters residing within their respective election districts, entitled to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election, by making actual Inquiry si every dwelling house or bahlta-

of the heed of every family

Uon, or ol residing tJ

One member of the General As--cmbly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three drears. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for

three years

One Coroner to serve for three

And there will be elected:

A Male Member of the State Com-

••> serve for three ye

Ine. Sallie \

Mrs Lloyd ; H. Bally. Celia Mrs Charles Wslc_, Mathews De Bralla. Mrs George Mathews De Bralla. his wife, Elinor B. Claire and Guy S. Claire and the unknown heirs devisees and personal representatives and their or any of their unknown heirs ■srjeesa.

made del Or may Claim iu uave en said lands and premises o And you. Charles O. 3 SaUle V. Marine are mi ants because yon are the records of the premises t the Eighth Cause of Act — lota 7. 8. *. I* —-

you U Bally i

. Bally and ’Waite •ade defendants be.

premises described ° l _ . Cause of Action known ■

1 Charles Welch respectlve-

i serve for three Two .members of Council to serve

The following quer "Shall’the one hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorised to agree upon a revised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as a whole and' in such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratification or rejection, as a whole, at the general election to be held In the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-four?" ELEANOR OLIVER. ‘ Clark _J»t 22. 1942 6-2te-prt

NOTICE OF ELECTION Township of Lower, N. J. Eastern War Tima i conformity with the provisions

iplcmenls

. dated June

1938.

give

STATE HOUSE

PKOJECT No. 190 AUGUST 80, 1943 Sealed proposals for the constructtee of a Coast Protection Stone Mty on Delaware Bay. Borough . ■bps May Point. Cape May Count.. n. J. Win be received at the office of Ike Board of Commerce and Navigatton. State House. Trenton. New Jermy at 11:30 A M.. Eastern War flow. Wednesday. September 8! 1943. wmt then publicly opened and read

ona of the prequallfloatton law .. 83:31: Revised Statutes 1937) the regulation adopted May 19. IMS by the Board of Commerce and ■aortgatiOn Bidders must submit a revised financial statement and aAnletnent of plant and equipment wfth their bid. . Plana and specifications may be viewed al the office of the Board of dkamwrce and Navigation at 1080 ■Goad Street. Newark. N. J or In the ■tale House. Trenton. N. J. or will ■a tarnished to contractors without Aarge upon request at the Newark

considered

. . rtlfled k mads payable to the Board of

No proposal

in led by

I Navigation of Nei

lies), and a certified statement a bonding company stating It will furnish necessary peranre bond The bid deposits red with the three lowest bids e held for thirty (SO) days >* of bids or until i hours after the ac-

f bond All other bid de- » will be returned within three t the opening of blda.

And there will be elected: A Male Member of the State Committee to serve for three years A Female Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. Ons male member of the County Commltttee to ael-ve for one year.

ranee pond , Bntrart In 2:80-287 to 1

wUh ^Sectloni

. and with sureties j

>f New Jer-

slt 0 Tuesday, October 18. 1943 betweea the hours of one and nine o’clock on said day for the purpose of tea king a registration of voters, an 4 to revise and correct the register of voters -lor said General Nleotlon of Tuesday. November 2. 1948. Notice Is hereby glvea that the Board of Ragletry and Election will sit at the Fir* Rouse oa Tale Avenue Tuesday, November 8, 1943 between the hours of 7 o'clock AM and I o'clock P.M. A General Election will be hold at which time the voters of oald borough will vote for the following officers: A Governor to serve for three One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Fre holders to serve for three yearn. One Coroner to serve for three yearn. One Justice of the Peace lo serve full term The following question will be voted upon' "Shall the one

LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. Dated. August 23. 1943. 8-28-2ts-pf$23.78

Board of 1

Tuesday, September 7, 1943 -ama.ve in the First. Second, and Third Election Districts of the Townihlp of Lower, to ascertain th< mines and Residences of all legal olers residing within thclr^rospecl•Jlectioii. i» making actual inquiry it every dwelling house or hablta- • I "I "1 the head of every family

II sit at the late residence of ■bert E Hand, on the old Cape May ad. Erma, for the First ElecUon Slncl. at the Jr o U. A M. Hall. Id Spring, for the Second Election slrlct. and at the Fire House. .Idwood Villas, for the Third Klecin District, on Tuesday, September 31. 1943

use who shall

Notic

hereby given that a ion will be held In the

Third election dis-

Kffirs.

of the Township of Low<

slated places on

ay. September 81, 1948 the hours of 7 am. and 8

republican will vote by didales for i for the Gene on Tuesday. !

PiM

the

Hoard of

Cf elec ted. ^

8 19-*t*-pf»J'. 38

8E OKANCBBT OF NEW i

Ny virtue of an order of the Court •C Chancery of New Jersey, made on Mo My of the date hereof. In a cause wherein May Itdmunds. executrix of Mud Edmunds, deceased Is eomplalnuad. and you. your unknown heirs or ■mnsnal representatives are defendMds. you are required to appear. Mead, answer or demur to the bill of uowtplalnt. on or before the 12th day ad October next, or the raid bill will . hr taken as confessed against you. The said bill Is filed to forecloe* s Ms sale certificate made by Chester Wlhpon. Collector of Lower Town-' Mtp. Cape May County. New Jersey, eeeordtd In the offire of the Clerk of 4>we May C..unty In Rook No. 398 Mortgages. Page 388 Ac. coverted a tract of land In Lower "IGwushlp of about S acres more or teas and being same as conveyed to MBs Relllng by Mary J Bata by Med dated August 17th AD IMt ■M«aia In Deed Book No 182 page 898 Ac And you. are^ thade^defend-

f. and n

r claim

te the premises subject to prior l!i ed the complainant X CHA8 A BONNELL. Sole Cape Mav Court House N

8l9-4t*-i-rti- «r

•ting of Cape May “-tnlin Memc-lal . will be held In , . .. building. Cap* r Court House. New Jersey, on T. NEFTEMBEB T. IMS

at 0 F. 88.

of the Board of t elected for three

la conformity with the provisions f Title It. Revised Statutes, and he amendments sad supplements hereto. Anted June L 183*.

II legal voters xpe May, New J ■ therein at tha

voters

entitled to vote _ lag actual Inquiry at • vary ^dwelling

I Inquiry at every d

habitation, or of tl of every family residing therein. Notice la hereby given that the said Board of Registry and Election will alt at the Drum House, In the Borough of North Cap* May. K. J.

who contributed Fir, Dollars (ItAO or more to the countv hospital fund dsvwur the calendar year 1948 are

ammied to vote

By order of the R-iard of Oover■er.» ef Cape May County Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital FoundaMau ■■ T MULFORD STEVENS

A-IVIte pffs 32

One Coroner to aorve for three ] Two members of Council to serve

I for three years

j One Collector to serve for three | One Assessor to serve for three

And there will be eleoted: * I A'Male Member of the State Com ! mittse to serve for three years

j A Female Member of the State * ' tea Mai te Nerve fnr three_)-e»ra

r cf the County

Mon Dlstrli tion Dlstrh

Board of Registry and Elections will ^ Tuesday, October 13, 1943 o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making a registration of voters

Board of Registry and Election will sll al First Second and Third election districts of the Township of Lower, st the late residence of Robert E Hand, on the old Cape May road. Erma, for the First ElecUon District: at the Jr. O. U. A. M. Halt Cold Spring, for the Second Election District, and at the Fire House. UonPlatrlct" | e*’ f .° r th, ‘ Th,rd K,oc ‘

and"?*o'clock p.m.. a General Election Mill ha. held at which Ume the

'° r

A YJovernor to serve for three OneV member of the General Aseembly' to serve for one-year. A Sheriff to serv-

One

of

r reeholders inree years

One Coroner to serve for three One Member of the Township Com-

mittee to serve three years.

^ One Justice of the Peace to serve The following question wUl be

voted uppn-

"Shall t-he one hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorized to agree upon a revised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as a whole and In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratification or rejection, as a whole, at the general election to be held In the year one thousand nine hundred and

forty-four*"

District No 1 Is bounded on the North by Middle Township line, on the South by Bradner's Run. on the Best by the Delaware Bay and Off the East by the Atlantic Ocean District No 2 la bounded on the North by Srhelleltger's Run. on the South by the Borough of "West Cape Msy. on the West by the Delaware Ray and or the East by the. AllanUc

Ocean

District No. 3 Is bounded on the North by Fishing Creek creek, on the SAuth by Rchellenger's Run. on.the. by the Delaware Bay. and

l-38-2ts-pmo.3'

NoUce te hereby given that the said Boards of Registry and ElecUon will alt at the Shield's Cottage, 1014 Waahinglon Street, for the First Election district; at the Cape May City Garage. Washington Street, between Queen Street and Madlaon avenue, for the Second election district; at the Chemical Fire House, Lafayette and Bank Streets for the Third elecUon dlastrict. at 320 Washington-surf or the

Fourth elecUon district on ~ lay, September 81, 1943 'clock a-m. until 8 o'clock

P-tn, to add to the register of voterc the names of those who shall

personally appear before them and . - _ - establish their rights to be register- *“*» direction.

mlttee

' Female Member of the State

'e for three years.

fr of tha County

“S..V i

Committee to

One male m Committee to serve foi earii ElecUon District.

Borough of Wast Cape May Una In

each direction.

District Number Two comprises all the territory on the northeast side of Broadway and continues to the Borough of West Cape May Una la

Notice ta hereby given that a primary ejection wUl be held In the First. Second. Third and Fourth elecUon districts of the City of Cape May, at the above stated places on Tuauday, September 21, IMS between the hours of 7 a-m. and 8 p.tm, at which Urn* and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballota for candidates for thrir respective parties for the General ElecUon to be held on Tuesday, November 2. 1942. In the Primary Election there will be nominated: A Governor to serve for three One member of the General Aseembly to serve for one year. A Sheri IT lo serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for One Coroner to serve for three

r of the State for three years, of the County

One male member Committee to eerve for each Election District. One female member Committee lo serve for each ElecUon District.

District Ni

south of Sewell Avenue: west of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Madl>n Avenue and southeast of Cape

Island Creek.

District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of fort AtlanUc Ocean, northeast of Howard and Franklin streets and southeast

of Cape Island Creak. District Number Thi south of Franklin and

—eat of the AtlanUc Ocean, northiat of Jackson street, east of Cape

land Creek.

District Number Four comprises south of Jackson street to Second Avenue, West of the AtlanUc Ocean lo and including tha southeast side of West Perry street to and Including the northeast side of Broadway.

.. October 12, 1943 clock on said day. for the purpose f making a regietraUon of voters nd to revise and correct the re riser of voters for aald General ElecIon of Tuesday. November 2. 1948. NoUoe la hereby glvea that the Board of Registry and ElecUon will olt at First, Second. Third A Fourth election districts of the City of Cape **- t the Shield's Cottage. 1014 igton Street. for the First elecUon district, at Cape May City Garage, Washington street between Queen Street and Madison Avenue for the Second election district; at the Chemical Fir* House. Lafayette and Bank Streets, for Third Election diatrict, at 320 Washington Street for the Fourth election district on Tuesday, November 2, 1943 etween the hours of 7 o'clock a-m nd I o'clock p.m.. a Geneva] Elaclon will be held at which time the oiers of aald city will vote for the following pfficen: A Governor to serve for three One member of the General As■mbly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serv* for three years. One Coroner to serve for three One Justice of the Peso* to eerve

'Shelf the one hundred sixty-eighth legislature be authorised ts agree upon a revised Constitution for tho State and to submit the same as a whole and In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratlfl--,tlon or rejection., as a whole, at the meral election to be held In the . .-ar one thousand nine hundred and forty-four?" FLOTD C HUGHES. City Clark.

NoUce Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Elections will Tuesday, October 18, 1943 between the hours of one and nine o'clock on aald day, for the purposs of making ■ regiotraUon of voters sad to re vis* aad correct the register

Board , _ alt In the First Md Districts Of the Borough of West Caps May. N. J- at the Borough Hall on Fourth Aveaus for the First ElecUon District, and at the Joasph Hand Store. 209 Broadway, for the Second ElecUon District on Tuesday, November 2, 1943 between the hours of 7 o’clock a.m ' 8 o'clock P.M. A General Elecwin be bald at which Ume th* irs of said borough will vote for following officers: Governor to serve for three -nc member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for One Coroner to serve for thro*

years

t following question will be

ndred sixty'-eighth

lature be authorized to agree a revised Constitution for the nnd to submit the same as a

legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratlfi-

- rejection, as a whole, at thlf elecUon to be held in the thousand nine hundred and

fl32 58

Title 11. Revised Statutes, and amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1918.

residences of all legal voters residing within their respecUv* elecUon districts. euUtlsd to vote therein at the next ensuing General ElecUon. by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling bouse or babltaUon.

the t therein.

every family residing

R. A SWAIN. SR. Borough Clark. August 22. 1948 i-pf*27.54

NOTION or ELECTION

■•rough of South caps Kay, N

In conformity with the provisions of TlUa is. He vised Statutes, and tna amsnamsnts and supplements

mere to. oaisu June L 1938. I hereby given that the

. J., anuUsd to is next ensuing General ElecUon. y .making actual inquiry at every ■rolling — —■— — — le head thsraln. NoUce la bsreby given that the said Board of Registry and ElecUon will all at the Borough Hall on Tuesday, September 81, 1943 from 7 o'clock a-m. until S o'clock p.m.. to add to the register of voters ths names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be regls-

NoUce Is hereby given that a primary elecUon will be held at the Borough Hall. In tbs Borough of South Cape May. N. J- on Tnesday, September 21, 1943 between the hours of 7 a-m. and I Republican and Democratic voters win vote by official ballots tor candidates for their reapecUve parties tor the General ElscUon to be held on Tuesday. November 2. 1943. In the Primary ElscUon there will b* nominated. A Governor to serve for three

. of New Jersey, mads on

me 27th day of July 1948. In a ■ wherein ths Borough of West — May a municipal corporation of Now Jersey Is complainant and Garner T.

Bishop and others - ;. ou are required t< _.

swer the bill of complaint herein on or before the 28th day of September next, or the said bill will be taken

as confessed against you.

The said BUI Is filed to foreclose , certain tax sale certificates Issued hi the Collector of taxes of the Borougl of West Cape May. Naw Jersey at tax sales held on the various dates

named In the certificates

after set forth against lands and premises therein described and hereinafter further described situate in the Hughes Trict In the Borough of West Cape May. County of Cape May,

State of New Jersey.

And you. Oscar R. Levan are made defendant because you are the owner of record of the premises described In the Third Cause of AcUon as lots 10 and 11 In Block L as shown on the Plan of the Hughes Tract, made by Earl Thompson. C. E. made on March 1904 and duly filed, under tax sale certificate dated August 31, 1936. And you ; Mrs Oscar R. Levan. And you, Frank P. Murphy, are made defendant because you are the owner of record of premises described In the Fourth Cause of Action, as lots 9, 10, and 11 In Block B on the Plan of the Hughes Tract under tax sale certificate dated November 18. 1939. And you. Mrs, Frank P. Murphy, are made defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said lands and premises. And you, the unknown owners, heirs, devisees, and personal representatives of Frank P. Murphy, and your, or any of your heirs, devisees, executors, administrators, grantees, assigns or successors in right, title or Interest.

389 Of L_ In the County of Cape I page 290 and 291 respectively. . you. Mrs. Lloyd 8. P- 11 - -

Celia Bally, are made defen cause you are the wife of M Bally and as such, you have or ■

and personal representative ter H. Bally and Lloyd g. ] you. or any of your helra, executors, administrators.

cause you have or may claim teal

an Interest In said lands and I Ises so described. And > Welch, are made, defend*-.. . you are the owner of record ol

Ises described In the Tenth C Action, known as Lots 19 and 3

Block F on said Plan u

sale certificates t'~ 1920. And you, 1

st In said lands and premises, lescrlbed. y And you. James Francis Slbre are —■*—• •- the , deCause of Action Known as Lots i and 2 In Block B on sattr Plat) under tax sale certificate dated August 31. 1935. And you. Linda M. Slh.re. are made defendant because you are the wife of James Francis Slbre. and have or may claim to haveya right of dower In said lands-ghd premises. And you John J. Flanagan, are made defendant because you are the owner of record of the premises described in the Sixth Cause of Action, known as Lots 6 and 6 In Block G on said Plan under tax sale certificate dated August 31. 1935. And you. Mr*. John J. Flanagan, are made defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of dower In

right of dower It premises. A *

owners, heirs, representatives of Charli _ and you. or (my of your heirs, dev] Isei-S. executors, admlnlstrat— 1 grantees, assigns or successors right title or Interest, are mad fendanls because you have or claim to have an Interest In lands and premises so desci. And you. George Mathews DeBi are made defendant because you the owner of record of the preml described In the Eleventh Cause Action, known as Lots 1 to 5 elusive In Block E. Lots 1 to 13 elusive and 18 to 27 Inclusive Block H. Lots 12 and IS In Block and Lot 1 In Block K on said T“" under four tax sale certificates di August 81. 1935. And you. J George Mathews DeBralla. are n defendant because you have or l claim to have an Interest In I lands and premise* so described. And you. Elinor B. Claire are n defendant because you are the oa of record of premises describe* the Twelfth Cause of Action, ksoi as lots 14 to 19 Inclusive In Block > Lots 6 and 6 and 14 to 18 Indus!)

Tract, under tax sale certificate date November 28. 1923. And you. G« S. Claire, are made defendant be cause' you are the husband of EUno B. Claire and have or may claim have a right of curtesy In the land and premises so described. Dated July 27. 1943. T. MILLET HAND. Solicitor of the Complainant

8-12-4U-pf385.3e

Cape M ay. N.

SUMMARY 1942 AUDIT CITY OF CAPE MAY, N.

J.

The Honorable. The Board of Commissioners, Cape May. N. J

Gentlemen:

We report that

August 7, 194

audited the financial books and records of thi CITY OF CAPE MAY

for copy of this report* Is on file In the office of the City Clerk SCORE OF AUDIT: The scope of the audit covers the financial tranr actlons of the Tax CoClector and Treasurer. City Cleric. Superintendent 4 Water Department. Plumbing. Electrical and Building Inspectors. P6Ii<

Magistrate and the activities of the Governing Body.

CASH AND BANX ACCOUNTS: Cash book receipts were con . with bank deposits and paid checks with recorded disbursements. As o December 31. 1942 the cash accounts were reconciled with the bank balances which were certified to us directly by the depositories of the City. Following Is a comparison of the cash balances of the general aco

January 1, December 1948 1948

leral

for

Chosen Freeholders

1 Two members of Council to serve

for three yoara.

And there will be elected:

A Male Me'.aber of the State Com-

mittee to serve for three years.

. A Female Member of the State

Committee to serve for three years., .. - Ons male member of th* County i records Commltttee to serve for on* vvur. **■*

Ons female member of County Committee to servo (or on* year.

Current Account Trust Account Capital Account Dog License Account . Relief Account

132.905.87 181.14 10.829.37 13.80 221.84 3.989.98 8.488.03

BUKKANT 07 BXCOKMXNDATXONB

mplet

Tuesday, October 12, 1943

between ths hours of one and nine , o'clock on said day. for the purpose ; of" making a registration of voter* i

That all personal taxes, which are uncollectible, be cancelled by I solution. . . That the Assistant to the Tax Collector and Treasurer be instructed t reconcile the cash book balances with the bank balances at the close of month. If th* Treasurer Is unable to be In the office. That the tax overpayments be refunded or applied to a subsequent y That all Interfund accounts b* adjusted upon the receipt of this repor That the unused cash balance of the refunding plan be transferred the Reserve to Pay Bonds by resolution. That the comments regarding the Bot

special attention.

That the stubs on tax bills be used and kept for auditing purposes. We shall be pleased to ar-‘— ** * —‘ —*—* **

the recommendations of thii

CERTIFICATION . . . . •- ' further certified that this report was prepared from the book _ documents, submitted to me or my representatives, suppli „-^...-d by personal Inquiry and Investigation. In ray opinion the a panylng balance sheets and related statements present truly the flnancl position of the City'of Cape May. Cour' ~ ” - — . . .

1943. and the results of Its i^iera'' *

"CHARLES S. ROCKET A CO..

WILLIAM H. WELCKER. R M A, (N. J.)

n wit

mty of Cape May. at December 3

tlons for the year 1942.

a very truly.

o revise aad i _ -

for said General Elec- ' " Dvcmber 2. 1943.

of Tue

Notic* Is hereby given that tha Ud Boards of Registry and Elec -on will alt al the First and Seccs.d ElecUon Districts In th* Borough of West Cape May. N. J. at the Borough Hall on Fourth Aveaus for th* First Election District and at the Joseph Hand Store. 201 Broadway, for th* Second ElecUon District on iptembsr .21, 1943 a-m. until 3 o'clock ths register of vot-

NoUcs te hersoy given that a prilary *1 action will b* held In the trot and Ssoood Election Districts f th* Borough of West Capa May.

Nolle* la hereby given that the Board of Registry and ElscUon will • sit at th* Borough Hall. In th# Borough of South Caps May. N. J.. on ' Tuesday, November 2, 1943 | between th* bourn of 7 o clack ara. and I o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which Ume tbe [ voter* of said borough will vote for 1 the following officers. 1

One member of the General A* A Sheriff .to serve for three years One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serv# for One Coroner to serve for Two member* of Council te

for three years

The following question wl

voted upon:

"Shall the oqe hundred sixty-eighth Legislature be authorised to agree upon a«evised Constitution for the State and to submit the same as s whole and In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people, for their approval and ratification or rejection, a^a whole, at the 'nersl election to be held In tee

thousand nine hundred ud

tereal of Futui

Foreclosed Tax Title Liens and Property

Revenue Accounts Recelvi Sales Contracts Receivable Due from County of Cape May

Cash Deficits of 1941-1942 .

17,825.02 711 85 27.818.68

81.121.803.08

16,929 ir 8882.71

bt,

Convention Hall Leases . Licenses Tax Overpayments .

2.086.88 3.703.98

napplled Receipts

Local School Taxes

Amount Due 318.000. *21.279.60 Less Deferred Liability 18.000. 21.279.80

l

Teajr one thou lorlWourr'

I KIM

81.111.603.08 1683.71

t-l*-3ls-pf|4 6.!6