Ocean City Sentinel ’SUDDEN DEATH

0F AN0THER BRIDGE J - M - STEVENS re-elected plenty of game tried case in

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luff with it yaantir. Ilomif to ebureb mlKlit I lolermblr to w •u|i|io>«d to be a duly ti don't ao toueb like t » talk a« they like the feer- ' Ink Dial olhera have to linteii. Need ■ume Job work? The Hi: tlKii. 1'rliilliik Hotlne la ready t you Htop In and talk It over i Itlucky very few men bate II Imaalnatlon to picture wliat Jlieii iirtde. are roIur to look like al llfty. Probably if a Ilian had et'erylljliif lie «• anted be would he < know what to do with hi. |> Ambition Reta the work all rlRlit. but aomr of ua have noil that It UoeMi’t alwaya pay the ralarlrWhen one heRlua m practiceecommiy there la alwaya lobe aeen aomethhiR that I. prarurally templlllR. and. oh Uehoe^olnR Into a amua to promlae Rreal returna pul "'•■y enouRh money to |>ay fora re

urn ticket.

The |«»t office at Audubon, of which H. II. l^eCato. a auiutuer re-ldenl of thla city, la poatmaater, wa> robbed recently of 1.000 aiampcd . l andlemaa or Rmund-hoR day, February M, la new- ' day, aroordlng to popular tradlllun, the Rtound-hoR proRuoatlci weather for the followInR el* l a|* May City Council baa adopted reeuiutlona aulhorJzliiR Ihedrawlii an ordinance fur the aale of t-oud-the exlenalou of the water ayatem , the newer ayalriu. Iloth of tl uillltle* are owned by the city. « The 116,000 damaRe ault brouRht in Hie Cumberland court* by the Htaudard Amuaement Company aRahi-l Ira F Champion, of Ocean CMy, wr terminated by tbe Jury returuhiR verdict of al* ceuta In favor of the

defendant.

■nd received III. education inJ’luladelphla. For thirty year- lie neld a

-. Him

Util

hi. company, •ouTDvn. Mr. n I'hlladelphl. if the Harper Mi

ly preaented litr. on Mondi ooii Theaervlce* were attebdi Viral Ocean I lly |wople and

mlnl-trr. oltir

Heva. John liraham. H T Caneelberry and

BEACH ASSESSED

II. Clay Fenru pa.tor ol Hitteiidrd by Mr

jplinlUR that dly aawaaore have no fl to iRiiore beach-front laud out•Ide tbe boardwalk In Atlantic City In ■heir Ibt of taxablea. Councilman William Kiddle on Monday prtllioiir.1 the board to place mg a—e—incni ou »*U property, on which I* the HleepleehaaePler, at preaent under lea-e l*i Hwwr* Tllyou. Jtiddle'a lawyervlahu that all land oulalde tlie board-R, •alk ahould be taxed, whether put to j

«•« or not, end place tbe value of the . u ,,

Kiddle property at •MO.OM The |

aeiloo la brouRht to force the plarlna u f ro(J|

tuc-of Mr. Clellaud.

I lie*

in coutaluliiR 71 carnal I'm*-the rr of year- ot til* Hie m|tt by Ihlr <la— of the rre-CylefUn j Church of till" city. In » lanown nmch lnie«e*t for

•re-nyi

Clellaud looked w*

-led to draft i .e dealhot X uieinlier of iln

l«‘-wd beacb-fmnt park. , ,. w „„d, Taxhif official* have for year, fv-l,. ir , 11 „a l tou

fu>ed to Ux property out.ldr the walk j troUilu , „,,,y of Hie re—lullo » hen the property I. kepi opep for Hie ■ ,„ r ,,| Mr. Hleven-: “wo| Hm public, and UxIiir of Ihe « i.-.n- k— i.k.0 now oa m ■‘•ddla property would force almllar , and .-i—h m-n. h veluattoM on nearly IK* mile- of ‘ .u-.i: ^ m -u •••ch front from which Ihe rUy ■* ! l% * I'reaeut receive* no Income. n.. - .'n> <n iw ''v 1 *■"

BITTEN BV D0r.

•r.eerla Injarrai. jn.-w. a-o • - ^ ^ ^ , Mia* Kllaabeth Uchock, of Thla cUy. ‘ jiwK* a .i ►A ks«. '»»* aeverely UHvn In Hie fern by » ^1—». i”- ”

hull doit a few day* aR>i. Ml— -t Hcbocfc waa about to feed the anlmel *1

»i* time. Hbe threw the dof a piece lleawcm- -

<*f meet, around which ... aomr ,

* '■pphiR pafier Hhe attempted to h.vedcpo-i

‘•he the paper olT. Her afforta War* tl f ‘ by/Hi* duR, w hich " —

'»• ---"To.•' | a very jwtnful Injury. „ ,.A..o,.hlp baud

by a aurnutai* "■ *•*

fart Hun ahoujd l lay

InaHtwUMia oulrtde of te of Saw Jef-*y they ar* likely, dwrib. to eauar tbatl ftmlly

uldr aed ei|*n«e li

lw re**

I — —1—,ntill*-„n»— —»

1 ■— -.-MUd u o-4 t—im 1»

mualf ou Hi* boardwelk <'“•* ',lm, . V <*U Will do me a fever by « •»«■ au"o # ancrofi4.< I "htlu, mm*, ft,, J.. dec Wad ly .» icntror, end ^

oSifiT*""

111Vra Ml ■—u —e. '"“""“r. 'I ymni—•rani, I*-— —• '* “

Wd. Himivku. ] very R*"* “u*«.

of commercial men w ho uow .lay al ; Mr. l-.dward- complimented I’rei Ihe lllwaync over nlRhl. The .lore-Tdeut Hleveua u|ion bla efficiency an keeper* w III .peak of the money *pem enenty. The .|ieaker hoped, he .air by our )«ople In Chrl.liua. .hoppluir j Hiat UUere.1 In the Hoard of Trad

Atlantic City, but J

brldRc 1. RolliR to prove of Rreal

u. Another bridge. I l of benelit to tlcean t.'ity a-

a lale City aodAVIIdwood by Hie ! ho

bulldluR ol wjirldye lietweeu f - IVInt and HeRfley'. Point.

the : w ill he revived and Hial

ulmnoblle ow ner. would take Ihe trip > thl. dly from AHautlc City The wereury of till Hoard of Trade a. in-lrucled to addre» a communl--illou to the board, of trade In Sea lale City, Five Mile H-acU and Cbpe May 1 Ity a-klng for Join! action ■atler of the proponed bridge

CLOSING MESSAGE. Mn.e

inf Klokea. In hla do.lng mcage lo Ihe liegi-lalure, on Tue* dny. *■) «: The ‘(uertlon of the aepiraliun of M.le and mumcl|>al election* la of 'Hal Importance. The fewey and the rw. ooiifuacd thelaaueaatanvyincHon, he more Intelligent the Ji the ballot thereon. Mueatli divide Hie panic* In Xatloaaf or Htale The chh-f i..ue In a muniilert la good Roveruiheut and • admlniM ration Partlaan politic* prevent* rather than promote, thla end. It bind* Hi* voter to party llegiatice. too oflen In oonfllcl with nuuldpal reform. Ill-g.—d neither ->r Hie-Hlate nor for the muplc>|>*IHy o c-imhlne Slate and muniel|ial elec, kin.. Holb ar* Imporlaiil. Hoih uerii the mod careful drllbcratloii ou Hie pan of the voter. Hut when both occur al Hie aame time, on* la cither likely lo lw awcrltlecd for Ibe benelll of be overlooked and ncRlccled In Hie ovarabadowlug Im|iurtance ol the other The iwophr of our Hlal* have Iml lo vail the lad cam|wlgn lor llluatraoua verifying thla alatemrul. In ■veral ol our munlcipallHe* Hi* l«ramount l-wu*" wa* the coulrul of municipal pel run age. Tli* (Jubcrualorlal anu lagl-lallve r*>ulta w*r* rnlirely forgotten, If uol aacrfficad. In Hit atruggl* for local aupremary. Such** nmdttion la In b* deplored y every advocate ol Rood govern-

ard., declining to accept,

.aid that he ha. held oilier In the

It would plmae him tu aee elae choaen. Hike Mr.

^i>, H would not a fleet hla attendance at Ihe meeting, or inlereat In be board Mr. Kdwarda nominated ‘ H. Shoemaker and apoke In 00millmeutary Krma of tbe manner In which Mr Shoemaker bad nerved lad <u miner a* chairman of the Joint com-

mit lee of “A Night in Venice.”

Mr. Shoemaker declined to iwrve. Mr. Kdward., In an.wer to Mr. even*, dated tba't he did not poalely refUK to aerve, and H. \V. Kdirdw w a. then elected vice pfeddent. For Ibe office of aecrelary, H. A. W. Sin nh named K. K. Cake Tbe latlvr

I Old j ear one branch nf th* lieglalalurc po—ed a re-nlulh.ii for a |>n>to Hie I •uidltuHon,

r brageb

providing for Slal* and rteethiua on al|*rnai* failed of pa—age lb Hie

Thl* would Mem lo be the modtlertraid* way of •*)•*rating Hi*** aleeUou.. >kf. multiplicity of alortkma, lb* uenl uaad by tlw»* «Im tarur Hi*

taMlao—

llw K Ipal rouleau, and II aubmiulb* ijuea- * vote of the people** tbe Slal*

11 v Irtglaleture Ui Ibl* end. The FHet NeHouel Hank make*

rade >1

dty.

Secretary H. A. W. Smith tad the ballot for Mr. Staven* and declared him re elected proldeut of tlie hoard. II. w. Kdwarda we. iioiuiualed by K K. t ake for the>ffilce of vice pre.)Thla waa aeomded by C. H.

Sinn

laker.

and dill lewvlng In undlvktrd pro lit. over flU.MM. And all thla ha> been accumulated while you were veiling your .1* per cent dividend* The-e figure- nut only ealabllah the i-lom ol your choice of director* In e pan. but wilt go far toward luaur-g-continued .ucct—a In Ihe future, r every dollar that la added to auru. and pro Ilia manna additional rarity lor the depudlor. Our ipltal dock I. f-VI.IMl Siockholder*' l.labilliy Kd.lkW Surplu. and undivided prollu' account over M2.0tt>

a. a guarantee fund agalnd .hrinkage 11.ua I ly elected frdm year to yakr «ubdantlally the name board of dlreclu which lu.urea fixed and nimwrvatlve pollcle* and kee|M down reck lew* perlmentl 11 g with revolutionary

method..

I'hll* Ihei pad year ha aueceaaful, one we are anx the coming year ahould he 1 d a.k your hearty co-operation to that end. I am, Voura very iwpertlully, L. M. t'ltMc,

O. H Shoemaker nominated H. A iV Smllh, w ho begged tobeexcudd. <e had filled the i—dtlou for a year, iqd fait that aomr other member

-hould lake Ih* office

It. W. Fdward. ■Himlnaled City 'lerk T Ixr Adam.. Thl* waa eniuded by X. C. (ludfrey, and Mr. Adam, waa'elanted nerretary K. K. Cake naint*l OH. M Townrad fur Hie jp&illou of aaaldaut aecrelary, and Mr. Townmid wa. elected moHonof K. W. Filwanl-. aecooded by C. II. Shoemaker, t ouucll■an K C. Uudfrey waa elected IreeaTb* new I re* Mirer waa adied to reaaut. at Hi* next meeting, a dateiriit of the flnaiiclal condhlon of Hie Iiard, which he promlaed to do ■Tli* board adjourned to meet ou Thuraday night of next w<

J

riwaaMwx I’rrmiie.

Following ar* the plumbing permii. granted for the mouth ending January

1 Kendrick,

Mlb:

To A M Smflli for J

Smllh (or J.'M Kendrick.

Aabury avrour 1

A, M. Smllh for J K. Kendrick. «la

A.bury a eon*

X. M. Smith for Kogliab A Jnhnaow, FuurUeulh atreet. near Fleaaure are

A. M. Smith for John Marta, Kla*.

rath «4>'l Aabury aiaow* A. M. Smith far- Job

'harie- Flan*

A. M. Smith for John Man*. St.

r- John Mart*. SI.

mat depi-rd ! Imoklng a* dlgnllle*l a lew tullef hla fancy reil and wl u can nod Si|ulre Kuah gave Ibe prlaoner a *WV4 -«■, etc. I reprimand and ilia*-barged him, wai ig»er. mg him not lo appear before h: *• o|ten t again or It wiiuhLgo hanj with him. Hung. The the prlaonCr; w ho’ w*. an I"pper ~t—qeH# a Town.blp farmer, aoun g* rfl North In and druve home. He had Ihe day before and took a rip on Hie 1 lautleCRy. where lie me inmy and rrarhed here on Ibe retiffrf delighlfui clliiiai^ 'rlp —me« hal langled up. Judge Hu*h ttilnka that The MgyftF " city ahould furnl.h him —* Judicial robe If lie I.

Alone?;v to Ivoon Wc •have the following amounts to loftn on approved First Mortgage: $6,000 - $2,500 - $2,000 - $1,500 .- $800 As I£ci'W'«r*ct« 8TH ASD a:\TKAL AVE. OCEAN CITT, N. J. HJSAn KHTATK AH» C'OXVKVA’SC IMJ i 'oiumla.loner of Heed* for New Jcraey. C^niululoner of lietda tor I'enuaylvanla. S|«clBltle* In Inve-lmeut plot* of 6 to 1&0 well-located lota. Have applicant* for cottage*, 13«*J to |.VKn. What have you to offer ?

ROBERT FISHER.

Bourse Building, Ocean City

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE » No waiting for tw o week* t» know If you can gat It; we can tell yon at 'once. Hargalna in Kay and Ocean front pro pert la*. Choice oottagea for ■«le. Al— lot* for Invertnieut and for hnprevemeul—the choice of

Ocean City. A pply tu J. M. CHESTER & CO.,

Ocean Citv, N. J.

COME HERE FOR IDEAS

,n Ocean c'll» thlld'a view of Atlantic Cll». The young daughter of ou* of Ocran <1ly'» officlala roeully paid her Hr.I Ull to Atlantic City. While there ahe promenaded Hie boardwalk ar the many *lgbta along tl

eepleuade.

When ahe returned home, *he w .ked lo give tier oplnkin of Atlenllc

'ily. In an-wer, ahe wild:

“Ob, ll'a all right, I gueaa, but down ri the boardwalk they copy evrry-

ritblug from Oc^o City.*'

a Trollc* l-.alwnwlou. Kimitik Sxxtim:i.:—In reply b luvitalkiu In your paper to dbcu* l—iblr extrualmi of tbe Hlior* Faat l.l e track* to the boardwalk, I would aay that I nm.lder It of great advantage lo/)ceeu City to have aucb an ex-

tetlaloo.

living located here for Hie winter, I have been in a poeltlon to bear a great many rummeuta of (Hwan fhy. and I Hod that there are a great number of vMtor* who go over lo Ocean CHy trom here on tbe Shore Fad I-In*, and upon their arrival lliere they look around a bit, and, trot —eing anything of r.|>eclal lnlerr.1, they lake a back lo AHan-af < Ity. On* dlaappolnlcd man lold me be bad no Mi lhal ocean Clly had a hnardwalk. Ocean CHy U anything but altrartn looking from Hie priacnl lermlnu* of iheSboa* Kaat Moa, but, ware lb* *atenalou mad* over Klghlb atreet, the vlallor would gel a gllm|»w of our moat beautiful rottage- ami of our bad bualueea aertlon a* well aa being landed Jual w her* he wauled to go-la Hi* bean of lb* boardwalk Very truly yonra, SrHMKA l 'irtTAIim. AH^bllr I lly. Jail lb.

f«l*t of u In Hie ocean City Fuat Offi*w f, week ending January II, lank.--wounn. Kubnle, MU*C. MB* HMka.Capt Oai. In aalllng for Hb advert bad Ktiw enn M Hithix,

JOS. I. SCULL, 757 Asbury Avenue BARGAINS in Real Estate Choice Lots on Wesley Avenue, all up far grade, every improvement, Price $600 and up. Choice Lot on Asbury Avenue, flag sidewalk, Price, $400. Fifty lect of Beach Front, with Riparian Rights, near Pavilion, For Sale at a Bargain. Price on Application. • Two Bay Front Lots, with Riparian Rights; one of the best locations along the Bay. Price,. $400 each. Choice lot on Park Place, 40x100 feet, Price

$900.

The lots cn Brighton Place are nearly all sold; only a few left at the'Jow price; the prettiest cottage street in city. Don’t delay li you are thinking ot locating ott-ihjf street. APARTMENTS FOR RENT If you want a Complete^iome for the winter without the care ol fires, see our apartments. They are fine and the rent is low. We have only one of them lelt. Call and see them. STORES FOR RENT Store and Dwelling 822 Asbury Ave., the dwell-, ing has 5 rooms and bath. Price $16.66 per

month.

Handsome Store near Eighth Street; moderate rental. , Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 850 Asbury Avenue ; Bath, Electric Light, Hot Water

Heat, Price, $25 per Month.

$ 1500 Flr*t Mortgage 6 per cent, for sale. Money to Loan on Mortgage^ I’wrtiea ili-auing money for improvement or olber iMirpnww o •inirkly »r«*ommotlkifwl at tbi* office. We have money in m

large amount a wailing for inrewtinen*.

JACOB SCHUFF THE PIONEEH 6AKERT. U***4. l-taa axtCakaadaUr. Wa*«W — KSS r i*i=’- 4 a=s? ^ miX ADAMS & BRO. Cnnoiaanra M Bakar X Ailaeal Faraitart. Carpets, Matliaf and Bcddtag,

Wtadew Shade*. EU.

T-b— Aabury aeenue. (>onm tlly.N.J SEASHORE FURNITURE

Gallaaher’s

*3 S. srcono STgcrr - WHits.

JOSEPH I. SCULL

757 Asbury Avenue OPPOSITE BANK

:mm Wf». K. J.i A. >*. MII.MB.M. HOTEL ATGLEN Jllnlh Mild d rniral Awe. Hill Often April I, I HON »». «■. djorr THE PA LACE j 1* clooad until March I, II III be rr-o|iened furthea* ^ MUn.^UVASTlNK. ero*. Leonard Kradr Co. Electricians • “ City. N. J. MKAIILKV A AUAMM Readine Coal AUo KroAllnaJVaae bjr R.IO.

E. CUNTON t CO., irr BRUSHES. -1007 A re It Mrret — rmi.Afixi.m ix. ex. CITY GAS LIGHT CO. - . OCEAN CITV, N.'J.^mb USE CAS FOR

COOKING LIGHTING H C ATI N Q

NO SMOKC

NO SMCLL NO DINT

Just Strike a Match

BUILDING MATERIAL

OF ALL KINDS

iMxrgr Mtmrk. ] No Older Too MnuOl for

Prompt Attention lug wllTha'mamrlwftwyour' UUMing. JOS. 6. CHAMPION’S

LUMBER rARD

ISIh and Haven Avrama PATTOH S SUN-PROOF PAINT AJI color*. Any quxatUy. First National Bank

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Oosan City, N. J. CAPITAL MAMA SWBFUg SIAM

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