Ocean City Sentinel HAS SUED LOCAL CANNOT RECOVER CASINO CLUB DAVID B. SCULL * CITY

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TOIljRgDAY. 8KKTKMBEK |

\V« •ball be f I»<1 to reoei'* l *® w> .■uiuiuunlcatkme of In l, u,i. communlly mml our re

t, er)" bere.

All commuiilcaUo' 1 * »bould t .nled Wllb the full name •ddree* ot ,l,e “ rlt * r ' ueoe ’“

SEWER COMPANY FROM THE BOARD Mm. Julia Hays Brings Pro- So Says Solicitor io Case of cecdings in Eject- Groves Threatened

ment.

Mra. Julia Haya, »lfe of Waller H Haya, ofWeat 1‘blladelpbla. rreeml, brought ejectment prtweedlug. agnin.i the Ocean City Heuer Ilumpany o have the latter remove tbclr mainabultlug her |iro|«rty at Keventb ami

Suit. •

WAS POPULAR TAKES A WIFE ASK FOR $900

Many Members and Friends Attended Social Functions

Dnring Summer.

Saturday will «ee the cloae of a moi •ucceMful aeawn for the |<opular an

well apiKduted Cad no Club.

Too much credit cannot be alvei

„i* holiday* HU Tbankaglvlng. ,ula I* cured by going U, *lee|> uiipct day. are pleaaaul al the

V„rli on the new high aclnml bull

: i. prog rawing rapidly.

•a.-stlop day* for *ea»bnre bualne

n lia/al«ut commenced.

i|,1.1 of the fun in life depend* •

It with y

U hat

tyeirtthey make up

n lack I

mean dl*|w*ltl«ii I* one it harm on lee w Itk your own. I). Scull took foul ca*e» of gi the Slpdla yeeteruay morn In

good, irulng. iburry

I* already well lieale,!. . of Job w-6rk promptly cared for at Skstinki. Vrh,ting ofllce ,g by the mietakee of other* !• the only plilloaophlcal

The n

alway*

>nd III* Income.

i, the boardwalk t

inalyal* of the v 'lilted State* and .1 rhiladelphla lloanl ol port* a* follow*:

puawwloii to be exploited to It* fulle*t extent. Sever I probibltloulpt* of till* city attended the convention at Tuckahoe Monday. n are fond of flattery, which ■at they are cloaely couuec ed with men. The Itellanre Fire Company will ave a drill with all of Ha apparalu* A number have clo*ed their *ummer cottage* here and returned to tbclr Inter home*. There might he »or*e vacation* than it one that the hu.band get* when A woman'* Ideal of a honeymoon I* of where you wont tell any one everybody gue**e*. he man who formerly Invented ueer name* for alerplng ear* I* now h the apartment bouae*. Hable* are aupremely oblivloua of heaenllmriit* that the unrelated commnlty at large cberiah toward thyn. oman who looka aa though > tecret aorrow I* alwaya Inuntil *|M! trie* to tell it to you. The Ocean City Kietfric Light Comha> willed with Jacob Schulf In nil to recover for the loaa of hla When a ina^ I* known a* a conmml twrbelor it m.an* that a great ny gin* have amiided at the conIhe a wl*e girl who know* that a m who know* bow to make a living i more drelrablc acquaintance ' t who only know* bow to danc • become* ncceaaary Y>cfaeloiially e'er;- man to take punUliiueul. hen your time cornea don’t annoy ier» w Mb your arreani*

a tget tt

I the n

men you know anf polite men

•n d.ea/t H f 0 || 0 * , h „ | f y „ u i,,,,,

aucceed you mu.t be pollteT

A N.i In Maaonic Hall tbla ei beginning at b o’clock. Work, lw Maaon degree. All aojourolng ihereof the order are fraternally W •» be preaent. Kefreahmeiita

U,*rle. s. Sack ha* purchaaed the it* and dwelling on Anbury avenue, *r ronrth *treet, owned by Alonxo «“n Mr. Sack haa occupied the •whig f or ||,|, , wo y,,*|, ere "mductrt a green grocery buaiuew, mug thewumtucr month*.

m I . ro p cr ,

John P. Jort,,,’ of W(-t Phlladel-

lurchawd the property by \V|l||*m H. Ilelarolb, 829

1 “ fourth *treet, through the

“vy of Jo*. I. Scull. Two parlor and one th « jear after Oct. let.’

lor ‘ , A * bur J' avenue; alao reataur •»'* or rent Jacob BebutT.

It li

Voorhee*, of the Hoard of ve an opinion, on Tueaday it. that J. ft. Orove* can

impany to I bring no actioD agalnat the boud Jf>

belr main- recover a.um of more II,an H<*i for, Hr. Wm. ti. Moore for ht* forethought even lb and I.,., of eontracl* due to paying for te*t-! and feeling for the vial tor* of Ocean that Mr*. I imj.eu... according to law. Similar ,City In eaUblUbhig and furnl-hiug been dam-1 caw*. Iw *aM, bail twen »o decided re-jaucb a club room directly on the

ilna, to the (aatedly. | board walk.

of foliar* In Kdwaid* aaid that Mr. lirove. ; Klgbt club dance* were given, open re|iorter .d i,,,,! frequently made complaint ..f dc-'only to member* gad g„e*t*. Fine

Wedding at Corson Home- Council Tells, Them to Wait stead, Beasley’s Point • Until City Solicitor Saturday Afternoon. Gives Advice.

Havld H Scull. *ou of Chief o lice Scull, and Ml** Katherine K. BOO, daughter of Luther 1.. Co »upervt*lng principal of the Colllug*wood public acboola. were married

alurday afteruuo: if MI**Cor*ofi.f ceremony w i

formed by the Itev. J. ft

Mllngawood Ch

teudeil by Hie Coraon family.

1’lilladelplila. Sept. 1, '<*>. Ocean City Water Co., Oceau City, Ji. J. Tbeaample of water wnt by yod give* the following reault*, all flgure* being In |uirt* per million un- •*» otberw iw noted: Total *olid*. IIO.U

Cblorln.TO.O

Nitrogen, aa ultratra, none. Nitrogen, a* nitrite* none. Tbe aample la clear, colortew. o.lor- :*» and taHlelcw. Tbe toUl wild* are equivalent to 6.S grain* ter Culte* State* gallon, a «mall amount Tbe ialy*l* allow* that tbl* I* a good water, *ullable for all purp

MAY HAVE SCHOOL

BV OCTOBER lSTi”“j

Committee of Four Appointed to Try to Secure Tem-

porary Quarters.

At a regular meeting of the Hoard of Kducatlon, on Tueaday evening. It decided to reo|,eii tbe public il* on Monday, October l*t. If ;,lc temiwrary bead'iuarter* can

be wcured by that time.

Tlig chairman of the meeting *|>-

(■olnted a commltteeofth

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youe who baa lived in i’hlladelphla know* of l»r. l^lTmaoii'* high repiifaflon. It I* the purpoae of the comfiany, efore another waaoti, to provide lor auch aeration of the water aa will eliminate both the ta*te and odor mentioned. _ HOMES TO BE GUARDED

■peclnl r-ollcemwn lor Nrlabbort,ooct of nrir-ninih Mreet. ■fhe Mayor, at Council’* meeting lu>t week, rtated that the |wople iq the vicinity of Fifty-ninth rtreet de*liedw>ll« protection of their property' “ween October l*t and June l*t. He d be knew of a man In that welkin tbe city—I. W. Hum—who would ik after lb* property for IJi a month. : I* a care-taker of houw*durlng tbe winter qiontlia. Mayor thought Itwoulii be a good idea -to have a »pedal officer In that aeclkut to make arreet*. If uecewary. On motion of Mr. Urahani, tbe layer wa* given power to apfoh

Slam.

Mopea io Colcb Mhrrpabead. Wilbert Slmmermap. w lio baa be« In Ocean City all tbe w came up long enough to lot _. „ hi* portion a* one of the ofllcei* of the Second Ward Board of ltegi*try and election*, aay* a Bridgeton paper. ■yf the *bce|*liead arejbeglnnlng to bite and nxaoy of hla friend* are wondering Ifiie and Ham. Souder win ' flic w lie flahiag

Fire Chief Ruah. of thl* city, will atind the meeting of lire chief* la Atlantic City to-morrow. Among thoae to »|>eak ate ex-Chief Benedict, Newark, William McDevlU, *upei teudeut of the I naurauce Patrol, and

one oft he h^at know n of 11

the country, and cx-< hlef Bernard liorach, formerly of THuavIlle, Pa.,

and now of Philadelphia. jail la Well Tetiwoied.

Never, before In the hWory of' a |«

Mgg County have there been * -»«*> *»-««« Silnal-conllned In the ,daily Ja.l * a. a *aUout»*_

aa at preaent There are now tweotyaeveu, and moat of them are being

held for the September court.

County crop' In i fliat ycai

a way compare* With that of

year. Thacouatant rah.* of fait - nce

II,* inmatoe# to rot on W11 a* w

ire the following well ki ■ding coltager* and reridcu and Mr*. It. H. Patton lly, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. fc Mi

K.A. Freeman, .s unlly, Mr. and Ml

W. Kdward*. Mr John Y. lUdclItT and family, Mr. Andrew- P. Maloney, Mayor

ind Mr*

i. Mr.

.. HchIT . Wm. J. Mcllei

den. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. U. Moon Mr*. Preaaey, Ml** M. Preaaeyt Chai F. Wall and family, Mr and Mra. J<*

George S. Bara

Superintendent,! M. Steven*. con«l«t-' family, Mr. and Mr*. N. 8. Golf. Ml lug of R. B. Stile*, S. It. Samp*oii and | M. Wilson, Superintendent A G. McCapt. J. W. I.cc, to procure suitable I Caualaud, Mr. John M. L. Black and

quarter*, with pow

The secretary wa* auttiorized to purlia*e all the tiece**ary supplle* to run the achool* until Hie permanent achool

building I* ready.

The city superintendent waa given anthortty to purchase book

retary Ilobluaou’a re|wrt show ed that the *um off«,m.S> had been exiwndcd on the .building fund and thal remained In the incidental ac-

count*.

te* reiwrled l lint If a twohich water main uasruu Into the school building for lire puriw*** only the ite for general use would be the amme • heretofore. Capt. Lee. of the same committee, reported that the committee had contracted with J. K. Grove* to ran the itra 1| water pipe for general u«e at a H-t of f.H4.60, *o that the S-hich main mid he kept for lire purpoae*. Ikavl* & Ihft l*’ hilla for »83 and *!*► -ere ordered paid. The president and secretary were directed to draw tbe recoud order for payment of F«00 to U>e acbfcl building contractor. Jo*. Steelman, a* present* the architect*’ oerttfleat*. Mr. Steelman expect* to the building completed by Thanksgiving Day. There wa* received a communication from tbe State superintendent allowing the attendance tor the achool year of faftVOG to be 44.151 day*, an w of about 1,000 over la*t year. CLEARED *5*

i Tuesday

.. very pleasant time Senator Crene’* bay 'Ilia afternoon la*t. when wa*

In charge of several Philadelphia ladle. Interred hi the Wtat Presbyterian

Church In tbl* city.

The lad ire .actively hderretad wera Mrs.T. K. Mitchell and Mr*. H. Travilla, of Philadelphia. They w

•dated by other*.

ft 1* stated that the *um of Ft. wa* clearral through the etfbrta of these

ladle*.

Jacob Schajr.

IN El. la on

lore, 750 A*bury avenue

oersou, *BI. ( VUUV Farmer* throughout Gape .May PinnfY*TlJnOd. S2J K Frt»hmuth, Mi.

Uitta Jonea,

Ten years’ experi-

"Harrv H. Lake.

family, Mr. Harry A. Morris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper MeCahan, George Holies and family, M la* Kefler, Mr. U. S. FrUmutli and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I.anden-

Mr. and Mrs. J. Beiawauger,

A. H. Riddell and family, Mr. Albert 1>. Oat and family, Mr. Artmaii and family. Mire Auabelle Margerum, Mia* Kva Margerum, Mis* Marguerite Harris. William Dill, Mr. and Mr*. Charles H. Weisa, Mr. and

S. Line*, Mlsa Edith Raker,

Ml** Bertha Keffcr, K. B. Bacon and

Mrs. Ada-V. Moore, Mr. and C. Shue. Mia* Mary E. Bleak-

ley. Miss Rose Bleakley, Mr*. Joarpli I Scull, Mrs Elmer Melllck, Mr. and

H. Smith, Mr. and Mra.

K. J. DuMee, Mr and Mrs. Ralph

Andrew l.*pch,

Howard long, J. Milton Hagy, Mias Ada M. Hagy, Ml** Katharine Hagy, and Mr*. F. E. Sagendorph, Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Hay*, Mr. Norman Mua^lman, Ml** Edna Muaselman, Mr. Oliver Gee and family, Mr. v «nd Mr* W. IL Bricker, Mis* Ada lUdellire, M!*« Blanche MartlnT^Ma* Julia Young, Mlsa Dorothy Nelson, Ml** Luudy Brown, Mra. Norman Home, Mr*. Gucke*. Mia* May Gucke* Hon. George Van Hart, A. J. Smith and wife, Curtl* Newcombe and wl Rev. H.T. Cas*elberry and wife, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Headley, Mr*. Alyce Miehener Gofl, Ml** May Haggarty and Mias Helen Haggarty. those who attended danee* during theaummer were Mlsa Elisabeth McKeiwn, Mia* S stun, Mr. Chas Coyena, Mil Bromley, Mips^Markm Preston, Mia* Helen SpringerTMr. and Mra. Harria, Ml** Helen Scbermerboru, Miae Nora Shield*, Mlsa Marguerite Sharp, Mia* Gretla Thompaon, Mr. J. K. Kaner, Mr. Harry Hlytba, E. B. Uoyeua, Mlsa A^M, Mery, JohnH. Thomi MH 'andlesa, Jo*. L. FrtU, Mr. R. Dalgliesh. Mias Edith Hummers. Ml*> Helen Haggerty, Mia* May Haggerty, Ml*- tarn lac Lyale, Mia* Mae A. Metzger. Ml** France* Metiger, Mu* Buyard, Mr. Layton C Noel. Geo. P. Lott, Dr. Walter Millet, Dr. Godfrey, Wm. Role*, Russell Role*, Gee. Holes. Dr. W.

Mollenkopr, Ml** HeuUcbell Callahan, Mr. Fritx, Mr. C. Weln

. Mark Kugie. Ur. Wm. U. Moore, Mr. Hart} Blythe, Mr. IL Halcomb, Mr. B. Tachndy. Ml*. Helen L. Wllleto, MU* Marie Woibact, Ml** Maria Hendereon, Mr. J. Penuock, Mra. Oat, Mire

Ralph Wllaon, Mrs. Black, Mire

Jack, Mire Katharine Hagy. Mr. AmbroM- Milica, Mire Mayfert, Mia* Keasier, Mias Malvln, Mia* Mildred Goo«UU, i

ARDO WON OVER THE OLD BACH Exciting Handicap Race Over the Local Yacht Clnb's

Course.

mimodore U. H. Mrbermerhora boat for boat from CmpL Clinton -kley'* championship Old Bach Maturday morning in the Yacht Club's Handicap Race. The Old Hacb, a* at, has to give the Ardo an allowance of 8 minute* and 64 second* the Ludlr 12 minute*. The Ardo ■tarted drat at 10-22-10, with tbeLuclIe and the Old Itach following, the latter slaftlug 8 minute* and 20 second* behind, owliigRo a alight misunderstanding about a two-gun start. Tbe Ardo held the lead throughout the race, but “Clint" made up 2 mlnutea and 25 •f the difference In starting lie Old Itach and the Luctle kept together, drat one boat and then would forge ahead, but the Lucile started over 8 minute* before •e Old Itach and lost. On the return trip tbe throat block of tbe Ardo'* mainsail broke, thus ng tbe s*U dow n and tbe Commo- ► seut a man aloft to repair tbe damage. This caused the Ardo sevniinutea, yet she flnlahed 68 second* to the good on elapsed time over mer of tbe Doan Cup, aud by 4-6UOII correoted time Tb*Ardo thus wonIbaUandtcapCup i* abe won a majority of the race* sailed. Tbe winner of tbe cat boat doubt, aa none of tba cat entered Hits race and there Is a rule 1 the elfect that a boat must win Iwi thirds of the race* sailed to laud championship. But as tb* Prinons owned by J. Ralph Wilson, won the only race sailed, she will probably

Mire Edith Baker, Mire Erma Itadcllff. Miss Haul Radclltr, Mias Margucritt Schmitt, MIm May Dowdall, - James. Henderson, Mr. Magen.h, Mr -Norman Fort. Mr J. Nolay. Mr. Ed war.1 Nicholes, Mr. Price B. Engle,- Mr. Clironl Hunt, Mr. Ed Murphy, Mr. I'rban Shay, Mr. Harold Whiteside, Mr. Morris Crquhart, Mr. Mlaulcy Wilcox, Mr. Daniel Haggarty, Mr. Leo Haggarty, Mr. Richard Haggarty, Dr. Martyr, Mire Jrnkbu, Mr. James Ward, Mr. Wadden, Mr. Andersoo, MlasDairymple, Mr. Quint. Men eke, Mr. Percy Brow n, Capt. Percy Jones, Mr. Wm. Bull, Mr. fjoula Babcock, Mr. John Bricker. Mire Lnouell. Mbs Mary Barr, Mr. HJram Barbee. Mire Ethel Goodall, Mire Mabel CbeatnuL Mr. Heft, Mr. 8coU Henderson, Mr. Auderaon, Mire Pconoek, Mias Lillian Ward, Mr. Baron, Mr. ritallman, Mire Emily Tuttle, Mr Warren M*c| hersou mud

L‘. Homer Shoemaker.

Fob Balk.—To doae

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Cottage.completc, in first-cl***

on. Hot *n«f eoM w

drainage.

-

boose.- Lot, MxlOO feel. Inquire W. KiLiJiv, 7*1 N. Forty-fourth " Philadelphia, Pa., or ageuu -

CRy.N.l

r boarding Inquire E. «irtb street.

queried by tbe ' '*1*- May ' ounty Iloard of l> l uall/atl»n of Taxe* P e alu.iher a.re. ■ment of prn|«-rtj

HEADLKY A iltint Reading Coal

Rxilraifl r-r.MMat i. v* wia at a i i.ato a ^•»>I JKKSKV ABU SKASMOKE H. K.

peuaatlnn f< ■f I hem *hu They *o ti

a tbluk llist tl ?r,’ss.;£;

REPORT OF THE COIDITIOI

THOMAS J. THORN

Florist

FALL BI LBS. GRASS and CLOVER SEED. 839 Aabury Avenue. 0. THOMAS, No. 108 Market St., PHILADELPHIA, Fine Family fiioceiies.

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NOTICE Tit LIMIT (HKHITOILS

LOW-PRICES. Ssttslscllou Uuaraateed. E. CLINTON ft CO., ■rrr BRUSHES. toot imn, ud t V TENTH IT., raiii.anr.i.rafaa. ra. K. It. TORIIKMT HOUSE M0VIN6 AND RAISINO

.NOTICE OK REGISTRATION.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PERSONAU-Y-CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS

TO

Niagara 'Falls September and 20, 1906 Round Trip Rate~~~. $ 11.55 from Ocean City Ticket* (Ood (olB( on train lest Inc «i) P. M-. and SPECIAL Y'RAfV

Leaving Philadelphia at 8.10a. m. following day running via the PICTVREStH C St sql LMANSA VALLEY BOUTE

S.TiVSLn'ratuTJ

r. TEB DAYB. ntot^olt wit*

. W. W ATTKHIir K

There R a gnat many houses in Ocean City.

Some R Cottages, some R Hotels. Some R stores,.some R for rent, Some R for sale. There R also Many lots for sale withont houses.

. If vou want any of these on the best terms, apply to ROBERT FiSHER, The Bourse, Ocean City

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.

No walUng for two w eek* to kuow If you can get It; we can tell you at one*. Hargalua m Hay and Ocean front propertlaa. 4'bolce cottage* fot ■ale. Also lot* for Investment and for Improvement-the choice ol Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J.

SPECIAL BARGAINS A new cottage, centrally located on Wesley avenue, never occupied,

$3,700

A new furnished cottage at Forty-eighth street. *

$3,500

A splendid completely furnished hotel,

$13,000

A lot for a cottage, very near ocean, centre of the town, only \ $1,300 MASSEY & EDWARDS

Beautiful Cottage Sites... High Gronud. Lola Graded. Street* and Sidewalk* Graveled. Many new build Inga already erected. Plot-lying between Atlantic

avanue and the Ocean, and Fifth and North rtreet*.

Apply to any real relate agent, luvwrilgate before pure haring

Ocean City Land Company

HOTEL bise/iYRe... Ocean Ave.; Between Eighth and Ninth Htraeta

OPEN ALL THE YEAR

THE IMPERIAL.

GARWOOD HOUSE, OtffcAN CITY. New J IMIlcbltu! 1.

M a*. H. UAH Wooti, Prop.

THE ELBERON iKormsrijr tbe Km met 11

. KI.I.A »;. NAY 1.0re. Prop* THE KATHLU ntral Avenue, OCKAM CITY, H. J.

» LHWM A C<!8 A HU.

a. p. aaii.MKaa.

HOTEL ATGLEN Math and Central Aye. Xow Open M. V. <*OFF SEA Sl'RAY COTTAGE l-'oartb end Cewiral Avenae ' "'""'Delightfully located, ull view of oceau and bay. Term* reaaouabla. Mite. William Lakh, Prop. RUSH ADVERTISING IGENCT Oeeee < il,, *. J. ATLARTIC^ICEaelMIIX COMPANI El^LPoconp Mountain lot Pm AMmmi M at Cram Offlem. YOiri Amlsury Avm. OC RAN CITY N. J. Ocean CilyM Coal Gi. A J. SMITH, PRoentCTOH PURE ICE BEST .'I COAL OAK AMO pimb; wOoi:> Olfict. No. 634 ASBURT AVENUE

IRA S. CHAMPION Alderney Dairies Guaranteed Strictly Pure

•AND

Ice Cream ESTABLISHED 1XI1

pace* le (Ivs befler rarvlee sow tba* is lbs FthSt.aiHlAsbiiryAit.

First National Bank Ocean City, N. J. CAPITAL UMN- SURPLUS SIMM

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