Ocean City Sentinel THI KSDAV. XOVEMBKK liMi We i-hell 1* Ulad t° reeei'e Hciuk of oeW1 , and communication* of intemd lo thi* communlly end our rradcn-

THESE "FOLKS'JttAD THERE’S A DEMAND FOR enjoyable time tax appeal blanks

Jolly House Party at the Home County Board Likely to Have of Miss Edith Sum- a Bnsy Time io This A DECISION IS

mers. city _

EAGERLY AWAITED

WANT COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS Proposition That Sta*e Normal School at Trenton Be So Used. Agitation I* I ■ring given I he |in>-

T HEARD OF ANY LAWSUIT

l\ CHAWm OF NEW JERSEY Stilrutf ytmr-7abln. • "■r - “ " ' “ ' ' *SII* It *H.«04

So Says Rev. S. Wesley Lake, of the Ocean City Association'.

More ulk of^^^dli

d.^.y

. Hubert Dalgln. >t I’liUadelplila. tt rren and Wm. I

lorn-. I Nm-e tlie U: - ‘.Tly f\dlccn>r < iiirisr

Ion be m.de.j' Hy

Albert Fogg’s Friends Think

He Will Win Sewer I Stale of another normal »cti.«.l lia», c „j t turned Hie attentbui of Hie frllhdaof elected. I , re»iden ,,f ,, tbe Trenton State Nornialliilliedim- 1 '"' 1 '

fo. la awaited ultb much Intere-t byji a large number of the re-ldenta of (bit ‘

*d.O|

■nmera ami Mia. ! -al and luatrumen lure of the evenI

IkiiT everything, bu rood imllatlon. w> w ere never dlaapp live to regret It. Itb a dimple will I

n aay. overtime wli igadylce Ibe tlmudur *

a£ boncat man may have a rlea Pliacinipe. ^ttr be’a apt In gel. loin Many a fellow never pula hi be» ol . forward uule*> lie lia. i klc ll generally the fa-t yAungWnai bo can’t keep up w ltn hi. ruayiln

Some of the boy* bouglit near liuudred aouveulr |M..t-canta, were aeut to varlouif aectloLa of It

country.

The weather on Sunday wa« di llybtful and helped to the eujoymei of the young tolka. their respective home, on Monda momtng. greahy plcaaed with the May In Ocean City and with th ho-pltallty of Mlaa Summera. NEW WEATHER VANE

pretty copjier weather vane, •e of a quill, all feet loin yeaterday placed upon a aeveu ■ " fool atair on the cupola ofth high achool building. The appro

e dealgn drawa When Ibe wot

e»*ayed llrat to put It up. they

chance hi- teacher b there will he a holiday The law of gravliaik a thing falla down, hi plain why hair falla .

It la alw ay. beat to avoid oontroveray with two kind, of |>eoplr: Hiom *bo cannot uiidcr>tand you and tboae

who w ill not

Charlea K. Nabb. of thla city, la atable ho., for Sutton A Coraoo al Toma Klver, w-fmc (bla tin

large contract.

Kev.Theo. N^Cormlck, formerly of • bla city, but now of May a Landing recemly au.lalued a aevere loan through ihedeaili of bla aged mother John Marta baa torn down the old •table in the rear of the boua* occupied by Cbaa. J. Stetxer, on Aabury avenue. near Eighth Mreet. and la building an addltlou lo the dwelling. The fellowa who make a bualnewa of wiling t'lirl-tmaa tree- are going nboul the' awampa and wooda. marking Ibe proiul.lhg one*, and they will be hi market during the holiday-. HOW THEY’RE ASSESSED

In compliance wiih the requeatofa Camden, euUvriber, the Skstikku bereu nil give, me a—coed valuation Of the Water, newer, railway and •iertrlc light plaute: . Watrr.W8.000: aewer and rallAty. *16,uw each; electric light. WO.UU) The gaa plant la atwdrued at i3l.taw.

Euneral aervlcea were held over the mtalnaor Harry J. sanda on Friday

inducted by Jtev. H. T. Many frtenda of Mr.

■ were at the aervlcea and took a ■«‘k at bla remalna. The body »keu to (iermantown. on $alurnonilng, for Intermeiit. Rev. J. 'tnlth, of thla city, olllclated at

tmetery.

,.,x

d In

of tl

te cotni*aa.. but thla e

I corrected.

II II. Htlte>, a member of the Boa Education, i-onio- time ago. ai ge-lnl al a meeting of I lie board tl t might he a good Idea to have .•polar .ubacrlplkiu for the piirrtu it the weather vatiFI be volunteerl o contribute $&. Tbo eugxeeUuu n • Itb favor The acbool children o trlbuted a penny apiece, the teache | in her* of the board and cilire nerally addlug^lhcir rioualiooa. HAS SOLD COTTAGE

■rie* K. Wall, of the Arm of Wo A Ocba, optician.. Ul'i Chotnut *tree delphU. ha. cold bl. cottage, u Fourth id reel, near Atlantic a Venn lo Robert L lllbwin, of Florida. Tl •ale wa* made tbrougli F. E Harliy agency. Mr Ulbaon baa ■been a aumnu re.ldent here during the laid Iw •ea-on., occupying Mr*. Peunock collage. Fourteenth and Central av.

TO HAVE MOTOR BOAT

Clerk Adama. Smith, of thla city, who ha* Iju.l completed a aueak-box for City Clerk T. lee Adam*, baa aUrted to build a .lateen foot motor boat for Mr. Adama, who la a member of the yacht

club.

Hiuce Mr. Smith built Old Bach, bleb racing machine proved auch a big aurprtae to tbe yacblameu al Seaside Park and vicinity, be has been in toucfkw lili live different people from ■aland HelgbUi and SeaaldePark. who u anl hoatasalmllar fo Old Bach.

Casselberry.

progress a

lima talking about the beau lie. of aome other e up Ibe resource* of

your owu and make It proapemu* and

beautiful. let every

and child Uke an Inlerot U| thejr town and It Wbouml to flourish

prosier.

Will €io lo Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Champion returned from a brief vl.lt to Brldge|M>rt, Conn., where the former re-iionae to a summon* from Lake, the Inventor. Mr. Cbaiuplpu ex leet, shortly to go bark to iirldge-

rt for the w

intha

Krlorned .»ro» IWe.ada. Henry l» Moore and son, Wr Moore, relumed a few^fya'llnce from both latgely lu. tbe gold mine* lu Hjafrectlou of the country, and botb(were pleased with the things they saw . , -

I Ward on Iloember i id Ward ap|ieal* will

I upon to .late n» questioned by •utiael. The board

DIED SUDDENLY

•c. w hen suddenly .lu adlug lumber, a short he hou-c. and bla wife a.Fl.lauce When he

FOUR SUITS LIKELY llg I gin l-rohablr Over Cwpioln Ckeairr*a ICalole. The w ill of the late Captain Janie* liealer, of tiiwhen, thla county, ha* een attacked,by former Judge <'ar»w on behalf of Louis S. Cheater, a son. w bo allege* midge Influence. James M. Chester, of this city, telle a that there w ill lie at least one more apt. Chester left an estate valued 2U.M0, the bulk of which went to daughter, Alfaretla C. Massinger, wife of Dr. Mi*«liiger.orColllng*wood. C. Roswell, of Apgar A Boswell, this city, haajjeen retained aa counsel e of the aulta.

The merchant who ‘ puts an adirHaement lu a paper for a few tlmea, and then aay. advertlalng I. a failure IW he has aeeu no direct nale, la like tbe child who plants flower seed, and finding no flowers Ibe o>xtday aay* the seeds were bad. Your com>r, perhaps, baa been advertising

1. W. Ernst Iwgan yeaterday to a one-story frame building 14x1 tbe rear of Harry D’Eata’a Wm»i .bury avenue, below Ninth atree hi owned by Fred. Pontiere, c ■avenue, near Tenth street. The

mg was purchased

lt.lt Into

day He will

summer dwelling.

Abel I) Scull baa decided to I bis nia>'blnery, which fell Into the ocean some weeks ago. in the w until early In tbe spring It will necessary to build a new’ pier when tbe work of removing the maebluery Is beguu. and Mr. Scull has d« tliat It la now too late In the yea

start this.

Mr., c. H. Shoemaker, of this city, j >* purchased a lot on Central a'

*“se.i Tentr an

i he memher. of tbe Methodist templa Church and tbow'ofHaly Trinity Beach, a

Church will i

E/eklcl V. Corson yesterday and meet his naptha afloat, ashore during a be perlenoed here about

Phlladelpn

'hrlstmaa glfls at^bome.

Bourgeois A Sooy have notllled iceaii l lly client that they wtl

^lu suit on bis behalf against the.

Eleven that reel *, O.-eai. City AswKjalkn' I>scemlier

-vui i noma* Hammer Mrs. Shoe-.Mb. The Oceap City man aay» he] |t U ] ““kcr own. . residence In Brldgelo... desire, to get a look .llheaaaocullou - m <>-

Ifabe di.|ioaea of this house, she will book*. | iluoaiid'anDtiyauce Inseparable Culld . cottage on her newly-acquired I holiday shopping In eongerted renter. lot. . Cigna lor a Honae. . Thla vear every deiwiidahle sort <

Ti,- ni.,,. f„ r a cottage which J. 1 Yule-tide novelty I-displayed cm th

- ”■»■*■ 1 , v,. Abbott counter* Tlie uwful crowd Colon nerairra. Fletcher Bleakly-, of lamden, no ( , lt , <>r|1 , nlr , ll ,i „,d t be practical vl«

ea hulldlng at the I’olut or »|in I he purely artistic. .r^fi the bauds of local con llrlllUnl metals and lumlnc

.. . _ _ u, Itisaklv Who waa a' mlrrora reflect Ibe symphony of eo Preahy- irartora. Mr. Bleakly, »n<. oq AuMflau and Nf|.|s..iew plaque.- .ol fried

In Thanksgiving rervlce. In sou-ln-law of the late Rrof. Barti . Abbq}!'* owi, JmportaUon—whfly be lbu cUy *&£. Presbyterian Church at 10 80 a summer resident of Ocgiu Clly , n.mallc *l'll« of ■ hew ilderiug ■ ■ ■ •

GRANDMOTHER

.bury avenue,^hJa*eo-n»™ j _Ji“ i ^T* A b boU'* range sfd jr«t. Include. Used Mentholated

A. Bourgeoi., of Ibe law urgeol. A Sooy/bad a .ti se primed and argued it a m Ibe attitude of the court

lids.

Is said, a

. Mr. Fug

of the

upresslou

•al he will win bis ault. For a lung time, pending a solution I Hie legal and other dllticulliea that ave be.el II. the Ocean < My Sewer ompany refused lo receive mouey oin Its patron* lu |iayment for the w of the aewer. Recently, however, ■e company's ofMctala have accepted I least aome of the payment, tendered. IN THE CfeURCHES

The Sacrament of the Lord's Supiwr III be celebrated In the First M. E. hurch next Sunday morning. Dr. Gamble will preach In tbe evening,

rnorr i'iih-iiyii.iiian. Rev. H. T. Caswl berry

Thel

e rapidly under tbe recent legl.la-Miii-idlrlng high schools. Tbe majority, |icrha|<* ho |>er cent., of there teacher, are w omen. , ' There I* now no place In the State if New Jerrey where a woman can nan can get a college education. Including attenuate (wdagogical I raining iman lo get a college edut

induct

nice, a

In the First Presbyterian Church at isual hours on Sunday.

HOI.Y TK1XITY.

•lice lu Holy Trinity Church on .ndrew'a Day, Friday^, November

it 10 a m.

inday re

chool will A eel every mlng December fid, al 8

Tbe

Mass will I* said at 0 o'clock In St. Auglstloe'a Church on Sunday moruHev. J. J. Sweeney, the rector.

HAS PRETTY BADG&

Chief of the Ocean CUy rut. la now a member of Fire Chiefs' Association, f Baxter. Pnlladelphla's

• president

•ud bra

union lu ■m dlffert

a ITS

miry.

reel Iona of the

iilef Hush received bis rmbershlp a few day. ago

I'be badge, is In the shape of a key-

done and very neat

ihip In tbe International and New Jerrey Aa*oclationa, has been requested jolu the New Y'ork Association. Evidently. Ibe Chief believes lu adeetl.lug Ocean City, which la highly

Kobtert Fisher, daring bis spare ismenta, la engaged hi writing a latory of Ocean CUy. Mr. Flaher, ho was one of the early Reltlers, ha* reu actively tdemlfled with tbe busies* and political Interest* of this lace for more than a . quarter of a century, and la thoroughly familiar the formulatlve period, of which las written at length. He will bring the history down lo tbe present

from f I >0 to 1170 |>er year. Our present faculty la com [sired of teachers with college and university training. We >uld i eed to add three new lu•uAora. and to strengthen somew hat r ap|iaratus. Perhaps an Increaaed iiropriatlou of *eui0 a year would enable u* to furnish this claas of education to the student at a tntal cost • her. Including board, of (175 a This mailer will be called to the attention oftbe legislature by AreemblyHarber. w ho will ask authority to u practice the suggestions of President Green.

Rev. Dr Imvertj, acting for i'est Jerrey Presbytery, *111 declare the pulpit oftbe Presbyterian Church at Cape May vacant on Kunday next. Tbe former pastor. Rev. A. W. Hpoonr, resigned several weeks ago. to take effect December 1. Dr. Laverty has also resigned tbe pastorale of llieCold Spring- Presbyterian Church, preached bla farewell sermon Sunday.

Andrew Snyder, the veteran deer hunter of near Millville, was arre.li by (feme* Warden Phifer Tueada] evening and held under WOO ball for hunting deer Ball was furnished by Parker Hayes. This la a test case, ai.d

the warden waa Instructed

the arrest by Attorney General Mc-

Cuuncllman Harry ■L. -bmltb. Free■Ider John P. Fox. J. L. Headley and •mers Young were among tbe Osean CUy Bed Men w ho took part In tbe big pow-wow at Millville on Saturday night last. Tlie parade was flue, Ibe tumoul being one of the -Jargeat ever seen lu this section oftbe Bute.

The club bouse at Eatellvllle in which Aodafaon Bourgeois la Interested, and /which la now used by a number of Atlantic County aportamen, I. Iiciug improved in tbe Interior. A lot of pluathbig_^tork la being done there by John N. Johnaon, of thla cl'y, who left here on Monday.

Howard Yjoung nth a lot Aela ud it wasn't Ion

ime from off-shore Tuesday morning,

long until be bad dls-

mirriira reflect Ibe symphony of color posed of tbe lot. 1-overs of stewed

id Nlppouere plaques— a n1 fried eel

•—• while the ,

w Ilderiug 1

\^r

Hcv. |>r.

-• hlg

acbisil te

ripens

rollege

take i

mild t

Huch

e and gl> e her two years of edacademlcsl work, careful!}' with reference to teaching, > y*sr* of auch work as Is now n the course lii I he normal with serialn niodlllraUtuw ult her particular needs. That [iractlcal will be perfectly any one familiar with the

could t Illinium

e^^Novsnibar^mrt RT1H IRlR ,

s^mjucYLAKkk

NOTICE OK .SETTLEMENT. Voiles la hrrrl^ alvrn Ibsl lbs seeountaf •rO naotlsrlln. dreewsRl. will Iw sod Usd an ulsmsal^Vo u

HAD TO STAY HERE

Atlantic ent* itoMt. VanOlteugen and wife, of the Blue Moon , Company, New Y didn't think much of the moon in Ocean City on Saturday night. They wen members of a company which gave a theatrical entertainment at the Rudolph, Atlantic tityi mi Saturday ulght, but VanOttengen and bis wife did not take part. Tbey came to Ocean Clly on a win, with tlie expectation of catching boat and making quick time to Atlantic City, bui they arrived here too to get a boat. Thus were they compelled to remain In thla city or night They registered’at tbe Elberon Saturday night and went to Atlantic City on Bund ay morning

^ n

lo

I family will

’Aw

g, tSmtaud manicure . Statuettes, jewel case*, boudoir

Rev. Dr. John Dounan Countermine. of Philaflelphla, who has a cottage In Ibis city, which he occupies during tbe summer mouths, I written an entertaining, aa well thoroughly Instructive, book ou ‘ Tbe Religious Belief of Shakespeare." By quoting from tbe works of the dramatlet. Dr. Countermine demonstrates ' hati$hake-|.care was a true believer - Jesue Christ. It makes a difference

rites Dr. Counlcrmlnt, wbelber

Bhakespeare was a believer or ai fldel because be waa a great thinker, a great logician, a great poet-Abc

a wonderful mlud. Dr.

Countermine has sent a number of these books to tlie ofltclala ol the Presbyterian Church In this city, to be dls[xwed of for the beneilt of the church

building fund. r r

Former Juclse Yourltee* I'm On the "agony palte" of last H day's Bulletin, we Mud the folios which may be of luterewt to son: our readers: In payment of an election bet. former Judge H H Yoorheei Wildwood, N. J., gave a dinner night at the Bt. James. Tbe dinner was given In compliance with a wager between the former Judge and funnel Benator George Pfeiffer, of Camden, on the Republican majority In Cape May Co-jnly al the last election. Tlie guewla at the dinner were J. Willard Morgan, Btatr tYrntroller of New Jersey; Benator R. E. Hand, of Ci May; former Sheriff Henry J. Wi of Camden; George W Andrews, of i amdeu; Irvin E. Maguire, of New Y'ork, aud J. Harrison Powers, ol this

The post ofllce hours for to-day an as follows: Open from 8 to 7 a. m . 11 80 to 12.80 p. m :« lo7 n. m. There will be one delivery—this at n The last collection will be at 'clock.

, , . Pino and Tarfor her PianosTuned $2!

ForTa“e b «‘TnM.y 0 -™ ^

’"I Bourse Pharmacy.) Harry H. Lake.

•nove to-morrow from the Me.hodW '"u^lreg! mW. an,

Jwrsuuage loBaml. RomII'. cottage, ^“Ki^^N.^oriy •fourth «rost, nov,m« at ... .

J-tkAshury avenue, where they will Philadelphia, Pa., or agents at Ocean ^Atx AT^ “forthewinur'moolha. i CUy, N. J. |

\VA.>TI£1>

Mtage of about Three Bedrooi Asbury or t'eulral avenue pielerrcil. < ouveulences. if pus. slble Cost not to exceed Usui. Agents need not apply. Address

X, SENTINEL OFF

REPORT OF THE COIDITIOR or tmc ( First National Bank or OCEAN CITY, at

FOR SALE ! Five beach front lots i

! Twenty-third Street ami Wes-j ley avenue, including corner, j

Riparian rights secured.

^ HOTEL oise/iYRe...

Ocean Ave.

Between Eighth aud Ninth Streets

$7000

. W. MASUAIND, 1420 W. Allegheny Aveaue |

Philadelphia

E. CLINTON & CO., 'err BRUSHES loot imn. ud t S. TENTH ST., IIKAD1.K1 A A DA MM Reading: Coal

H. K. T4»KHfr:HT HOUSE MOVING AND RAISING tseneral 4 onlraelov OCKAIW CITT New Jerwex G. THOMAS.

No. 108 Market St., PHILADELPHIA, Hswoiurtareoi Moath Jaraajr lor Fine Faily Ms.

-uasr. or an arsibs. i snusd Fraiu. Pie spire.. Ksl.ls-, I'rtf-I Keel. Huller snd I Msm. of best -iDsmy. W'nsned snen purJmJSom 1,0 1o “ b ' MIOP'ID sna mskrjKlsrtloDsCroni llir Iwsl THOMASJ. THORN

Florist ' is'lusam « SSHar FALL BULBS. GRASS _ ___

and CLOVER SEED. luOVJ T’K/ICBjS. 839 Asbury Avenue. «wi(>naMi«m oamrMteert.

HITTINOS OF CAPE MAY COUNTY BnARII raxiau DisTBii-r. oar. data 'spe May CUy. Thursday, Nov. 1. isos. Holly Hearb. Wednr-rfsy. Nov. 7. - •glrsos.’ Monday. Nov. li. - Ixiwrr Towoshln. Friday, ' Nov! IB,' '• Middle TooDsblp. Monday. Nov. Is. - 1.1*Clly. WedDssdsy, Nov. II. •• ibis ToWDablp. Moodsl, Nov. a, SSS.'SfSf*’— 4gSg”'jBff'~rtfsaa lily. Irt Ward. Tboradsy, Use. a “

N TU HEAR APPKALM.

W. I?. WasslYlixtetox^ Formerly of Atlantic City has opened OUSTER AT 727 ASBURY AVENUE For Ladies and Gentlemen, where he will endeavor to keep a stock on hand at all times. His FAMOUS STEWS AND FRIED OYSTERS were the talk of Atlantic City, and all he asks is a trial to convince the citizens of Ocean City that this is no Fairy Tale. Stews, 15 and 25 Cents Fried, 20 Cents 1-2 Dozen Stewing and Frying Oysters sold by the 100 or less quantity. No goods delivered. Open9 a.m.-i 1 p.m. Saturdays, 12 p.m.

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No waiting for two weeks to know If you can get It; we can tall you once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties, t'bolce collages for sale. Also lota for luveatment and for Improvement—the choice ol Ocean City. Apply to ■ J. M. CHESTER &. CO., Ocean City-, N. ]

LLyou are thinking of purchasing a lot or cottage, you would do well to consider several exceptional bargains that we have to offer before definitely deciding. MASSEY A EDWARDS. 1

Beautiful Cottage Sites. High Ground. LoUiGrmded. Streets and Sidewalks Graveled. Many new buildings Already erected. Plot lying between AUanUc avenue and the Ocean, and Fifth and North atreeta. Apply to any real route agent. Investigate before purchaidhg

Ocean City Land Company

There R a great 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 without houses. If yon want any of these on the best terms, apply to . ROBERT FISHER, The Bourse, Ocean City

OPEN ALL THE YEAR The imitikial

Mr. C. OKT7-Kt. GARWOOD HOUSE,

MIinKH Utww a CONA&U. WYOMING « OCEAN AVENCK

HOTEL niGLEN Sluth and Central Are. Open April I, 1907 «*. c. uorr

fllE 1EW4RD >P«RTMENH

MB*. K. riZKU-

KUSH ADVERTISING AGENCI •31 Asbarx Av.aa. Oeean City, H. J. ATLANTIC IDEM.MILK COMPAKT Pnrnnn Mountain Ice

Ocean Gin ice aDJ Goal Oil. A. J. SMITH. RNOPNIKTOn PURE ICE BEST .'. GOAL OAK AJXO PlNH wooi> Officn. Kn. 634 ASBURT AVENUE

IRA 8. Alderney Dairies Guarantead Buletly Pure /^ILrK •AND ICECREAM ESTABLISHED iHi l^mbC^iM -noriwtv DVW I at. j r-r. am prs fill St. and Asbury Ait.

First National Bank Ocean City, N. J. CAPITAL SM.MC SURPLUS UMM

siii itniyuis