Ocean City Sentinel SUNDAY IN THE

"R. CURTIS ROBINSON

editor ud Proprietor

OCEAN CITY, . . NEW JERSEY

WANT NOVELTY SOCIAL INDEBTEDNESS OF

GREAT SUCCESS CITY DECREASED

prompuj &<■!* tj *I| -n«HWnj(YTjAM'ABY 7

O0«AlU.TrV'a marrmgr »*ve week waa followetl by a cold m whlebinajr ormayootkllllbcmiarobe Kor a few day*, nrarlj everyone mi aaklng, “wbo'H be (be next?" THU rtaott bc«lu> Hie Kew Yet under aoapirioua cnndllloua, In ao fi •a the building outlook la conreruei A number of new couagea are to l built.and big Improteoiente to anme >

the botelaare planued

Moar of tbe local lodge* have el lbelt officere for tbe euaulng term, and all of tbe organization* are raid to be In a flonrtablugooudlllou. OeaantTIty la a great lodge town. Nearly every man one meet* la a member of •erret aoctety. Tbeaelodgeaafl'urr aocdal enjoyment when be it In good health and look after bij pbyalcal fort when be la In need of attention of

tbla character.

tbla S dollar*, no argument I* needed to allow tbe gnat importance to tbe Htate of tbla lodoatry, too mucb n eg levied in I lie peat, any* tbe Newark Star. .are STS,000 acre* of land under that can be uted for oyater and growth, and only 80.000 acre* of tbla land la leaaed fur tbe purpoae away to eee bow. by an intelligent policy, tbe acreage of productive land cam be locrcaaed ten-fold to make an annual product worth at leaat five time* tbe rain* of laat year n product OCEAN BOULEVARD

At the meeting of tbe Cap* Hay Coonty Board of t 'bo*eu Kreebolder* at Capa May Court Houae on Tueaday Dlrect&r Anthony B. Bmltb, Daniel Hcbelleuger, L>rlea H Clotljlng John P. Fox, of the board, were appointed a committee to act with But* Boulevard Commute* According to report* current lereated people In tbl* county and Atlantic County to have tbe ocean boulevard connect Atlantic County and Cape May County by mean* of a bridge between Homer*' Point Beealey'a Point. Tbla would make a continuous road down to Cape May, through thirty mllea ol One country. B>me persons have expreswed atra that tbe propoead eaad i coma directly Into Ocean City from Homer*’ Point by maau* of bridge acroae tbe bay, but many people do not favor tbl* Idea. They my that auto owner* going down tb< county want tbe qulckert and besi tnnda. For tbe mo*t part, PblUdei pbla patron* of Cape May and Wildwood have no particular iul*re*l In Ocean City and rather than be diverted In their Journey they would go t tbomother reaort* by way of May’ Landing If tbe road were run thronfcb from Homer*' Point, antolat* desiring to come to Ocean City from Bee*ley' Point could do eo wltbln live or si:

minute*.

Pewra lor twe o>airr. Tbe .pomibtllly of tbe New Jereey oyater becomlug extinct uulem the eeed bed* are replenlabed, I* pointed out by Cbarle* R. Bacon, chief of tbe New Jereey Bureeu of Hhell Ktaberle., In hi* annual report. Mr. Bacon *ay> Iba natural bad* arealmuat exhausted Ha auggeaU tbe leaalug of tbe 176,000 ecrea of riparian land* for the growing of oyrter seed and the encouragement of tbe Industry by Ibe Bute. Oyster* lart year were *ortb 16.000,000, aud, with proper care. Mr. Bacon my*, tbl* could be greatly Increased.

Featured by an add re*

Fort and a strong program touching many phase* of agriculture and tbe general Intend of New Jereey farmer*, the thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Htate Board of Agriculture will label <1 at tbe Htate Houm January U, 14 and IS. Governor Fort will .peak al tn* afternoon arsuon of the oj.enlug

The choral ol Ibe First Prmbytertau Chur, b will resiltn* it* maetlug* on Tuaaday evening next, when tbl Instructor, Ml- Ada RadcIlS* will be present. Tlit choral ha* beau enjoying a holiday for tbe lad Iwo week*. A number of lad yaar’i member* have sifnlflsd their luteutlou of Jwing present at tbe rehearsal next Tue*dsy evening.

Members and Gnests Enjoyed One of D. of A.'s Famous

Picnic Suppers.

ri.e member* of (h-eag City t'oanril, ’

-lly dyle. and tbe o.-ca*liui will nor -» be fargot ten by tbe participant*. The fun began at h .ID o'clock a lib a

ig druggie The darter*

r LOCAL CHURCHES

cl I lien* of the southern serf uki of the

I re*ort. premnled the folio* log pell-

StrongSermons andE*cellent iloa . Ulrh ... tlV ,

Music Heard by Large Adam*, at Council’, meeting oo Mon-

ConereeBtlons. ...< » mu .„ Herrlca* In tlie local churclie* aer*S)eean tlly Council

largely attended Sunday. Following Gentlemen: ltepre«etiiing ttwtas-

are rei*>rt* of tbe *ermou* delleered: payer* and pruperty oatier* of Hist Invited, rued*, bad a grand tin FIBUTM.II portion of Ocean City lying *oulh of the novelly MaHal given by Hie Intlie Find M. K. Church on Sun- Forty-dxMi -tryet. »e re-|vlfully nl In ll^r lodge room on New \

day evening, Dr. Brunyatr/lhe^ador. pMHbw ynor hnnoraUa body K took a* hi* subject Tlw Trandorpied provl.loo Hi your appntprtallo

l^nd.” I'** for needed Improvement* ■ Perhap* ttiere ta nothing more locallfy, whi.li we feel we have

desolating and Ill-looking than tleld. right to reqqe*t. ; w.«l sawing druggie The of thorn* and brier., aud from aueh " e approve ol your artnm already , were Mr*. Warren W. Brui nudglilly picture* Hie Inspired pen- taken requiring the laying of liu- Mr- Thoms* W. F.verlngbaa umu would draw umful le—m*.” *ald proved sidewalk* and cement curb wood wa* hard and the *a Dr. Ilruuyate. "He would bate u* ■long Central avenue aud Klfty-tlr'd -peakably dull. The -mwy* Imrn to lookun suchohjert. a* page. -<reet by the opnere of propertie., v.liant work for several i In Ibe book of (iod'* Indrurtlnn*. i r t abutting thereon If the notice* do , Tlieu the strain hegao to tell how much we eee depend* upon the not Include Flfty-llftti drerl and Fifty- j Kveringbam. The mw wotihl eye with which we look out ut»n the , •'*U> Mreet from Central to Wed.dralgbt and the wood would world around u. Wa call In mind avenue* theappraaelwa to the Peon- Mr*. D L Vauaman went Ibe plcture—iue myiug of our text, In *ylvaoia Ballroad dation. we »ugge*t Kverioghsm’* aaatdaurc a dead of tbe thorn *haU «*>me up tbe ‘•‘■I they be Included In your or- darted lr *•—

Or tree, aud Instead of Ibe brier *11*11 , dlnauce

come up the myrtle tree ’ He. at We make the following requed. least, -was nol one of tln-e who -.it 1 Find: That Ibe dreet*. and e.|»cl*lly round and pluck blackherrie.’ off Ibe «'»•”* *eotU»n. alioul lo be curbed and brier*. Hi* mind wa* subdued by Ilia *•<*«>alk* laid a* hidden suggestion* contained In thi. 'g'**l rood It ton. rural scene. Second: That Anbury avenue be • Thorn* and brier* .laud for useful- opend from Fitly •e.-uud dreet

fOU SHOULD HAVE

A Reliable Builder

d.

ueb rap*

1 bound b

cnuld really be named by tbe laxpst-'fuli ere, to Ibe exclu*lon ol polltlviao* and f •pedal mtere-i*. to w hom arompeteo and tnioed comptroller would be dttadelul. The fwrulciou* prartli-r* n haudllug public contract*, and tin

•burard. make- the ap

nine*

i-«mtractor-

i-T- ! have bjikll p-Tj*b j-'. Myrt*.

*u cannot spare

mtiM depend upon the

- Ridge a

I bent alwtit

- BUphani. 4 ue, IltiUdrlp

Oris M. Townsend

be determined by I

ilin-aV*affiliation*, thi* alone defeat tbe |Mir|*n* which he pbab. The right kiln comptroller would save the clt| uure than hi* *al»ry would ■

i> each year. If M wen

neu. Than la

But thorn* sagged more than u*elea> new* and vexatlou. They aland ft tbe curee—tbe cure# of sin. tin tbi tint *ad day of human sin, tbe wor went forth, ‘cursed I* the ground ft thy sake. * * • Thorn* also an thistle* shall It bring forth onto thee “Tbe fir tree sagged* strength an Ibe naefulnes* which oome* throng strength. When Solomon built hi magnificent temple It was from 1b fir be obtained wood fur tbe Door* aud door*, and tradition aay* that tb maastve beam* wupportlng tbe temple’ roof were of Dr. Tbe myrtle found I home on tbe bare hillsides and by tbe water course*, growing in gi dump* which added beauty and terewl lo Ibe landscape, which otberwtae It would not have power* thl* grouping of ibe dalely Or dwarf compact myrtle there hoi lied strength and beauty wltb the “ line** which la tbe outcome of both, ao that usefulness and value I*

rated.

Mr. Caaaelbe -aFr-

patch of ground *tand ft thaIndividual life What I* II producing? l<et it aland for your dally lift aud mine. Wbat are we living for? What do our Uvea aland for? Due* i yield nothing bul the Ill-favored frulh of tbe curse still bearing Its marki doe* It bear the strong, tbe beautiful, tbe fragrant mark-

ed? Or 1* tber

mingling of thorn* and fire, of bt and myrtle*? It t* better to grow Dr* than thoruv: it W better to be holy than sinful. It I* possible to produce tbe fragrant myrtle In place of tbe It lapoaaibletollreoiidertlie blessing of God Instead of under the irae of aln, for Cbrirt b*» redeemed i from tbe curee whose thorns pierced Him. whose brier* cha-tixed Him Aud this life can only be lived by Ibe help aud graoa ol God.” a

FIRST PRKSHVTKRIAN.

‘A Message for Ibe New Y'aar” wa* Ibe subject of the Rev. H. T. Caaaely'a appropriate and helpful aeri In Ibe Flret Presbyterian Church HunRay morning. The speaker took blaRext from Dan. 12; 18: go Ihy way until tb* end be, for thou ■hah rail and stand In tby lot al Ibe

end of (m day*.*' I berry *ald In part:

not God'*. Friday wa* no

different from many other Friday*, only for convenience we call It January

to have aucb

time* aud seasroa. It helps u* think of lime and etUVnlty, aud place tbe proper value on Ihemnmcn a* they come and go. Ho we Ibink that tbe word* of tbe text may help at tbla lime, not only to learn tbla eded lesson, but to discriminate hern tbe tbluga In tbe unk inrt that are bidden aud those that

aland out dear.

•Flret. we notice that It la a Journey. Tbe Idea of life pa a Journey may he down to p threadbare llluatrabut Ita algaiOcance la Inexhaustible. The figure of * Journey Implies perpetual change, and ll I* foolish for ua e*tr lo forget that live In a state of things In which » atant alteration la the law at surely a* train spinning through the counlry Ibe eauie laodacai* hevrr i Hie eye twice aa Ibe (ravelrr thr-ugh the window ow Impuaslble II would be for Ibe older people lo go hack to Ibe feellug* tbe tone aud tem|>rr with which we used to look on lift thirty year* ago Let ua, then, accept the fart that nothing abide* wltb ua, and ao do not be bewildered nor wept away from our mooring*,neither e« vain regret* and paralyzing re troapret* when tbe rbauge* that musl sometime* alonjjtud Imperceptibly, sometime* with stun ulog suddenness, like the recent catastrophe In Italy, take poasaaslon of u*. i •There I* a law governing our Journey which we must not lore slain ! of and I bat I* tbat we at* build lux

Inlet, tbe block from Klfty-Dflh Fifty-sixth street* being already opened, It being ouderetoc*! tbat tbe

proper!te* abutting thereon the expense* of said opening.

Third: That at least Bre additional blocks of boardwalk be completed by June^, Ikon, with street approaches

tliereto, aud wltb benches or

puaite several of tbe streets a* reding place* for the ure of those u-ing the

boardwalk. If five block* are

tbl* will complete tlie walk to'FiftyIIret rtrert. w hich lead* to the Heading KMVoad station, the present walk extending from Kifly-elghth lo Fifty-

We believe there Imp make the southern rectum of our city more attractive lo possible Investors seeking moderate priced properties: whereas many of there persons wbo are unable to pay tbe prices which pm|«rtlas In tlie main aectkm ol Ocean City are held are lost to our city and locate at other resort*. If we ran tracTand hold these persons Ibe Im ruvement* they make will add to Ibe taxable value of our property aud to tbe Income of our rtly, aud reimburse the city In a few year* for all moiiey

amenderi.

^aII of which Is respectfully *ubrt. HTAMIKK iHZAKh, Isaac C. Yucvm,

R. H Hook.

J. J. Taylor, Wn.t.iB H. Haxahii. JcubA Rbck. On motion of Councilman Headley, the petition wa* accepted and Died. $100,000 FOR TEACHERS Announcement from Ml— Elizabeth Ailed that a fund of f100.000 ha* been accumulated, to provide pension* for broken-down teacher* wbo fall to Dud husbands, wa* greeted with applause •I tlie closing session In Atlantic City on Thursday afternoon last. Enlistment of men 1 earlier*. Mire Allen staled, ba* removed tbe last veil** of opposition to the retirement 1 which will disburse 167,000 In anuulllea during the coming year High school professors and even county superintendent* are now enlisting and Ibe legislature *111 be asked to make membership compulsory, despite hostility of Normal He bool graduate* wbo expert lo marry. The pension fund ha* paid »252,Oi*) to 238 beneDclarie* nee Ha creation. vi. City Buperinlaodeut Kbenezer Mackay, of Trenton, declared tbat school teacher*, hacked by public renllmeul, are becomlug a factor In procuring legislation of value to tbe cause of education aud better salaries. Tlie following officers ware elected: I’resldeiit, Kbenezer Mackay, of Trenvlce presidents, Janie* E. Bryan, idea; Mia* Grace McDuffy, recretary, Charles B Bower. Atlantic City; trearoier, H. J 2 Lakewood; member of executive ailtlee. J. H. Christie. Bayorue.

cried l he

. Kveriug

g before

Meal* carry him. Keep In ninn

Divine Fattern

■Today, a* never before,let u* realize ■t God la the true luberllann each may have his own portion of tbe

be gissl for

••On* ether resolve will i* lo made today, and I milling ahall frighten o bat we •ball he rerong I ■ lie right on the Journey.”

Kenei

’ape May.

■ oars tse Hals.

Al tbe union cbnrcb service* held here last night, motley w*. raked for ,

the Italian earthquake .offerer*. Tbl* j r,1 ** ,, ’ter »• ** Journey, will be turned over to Mayor i resre to j Ibis character by the miilinult v be fbrwkrded for tbe Bed Croaa work. [" r 0,11 "“e 11 actions. Beware lest you 1 John Fourier* has ralred a sum of j ,,,,ak of > our l,,e »■ * dl ’I ull, '«»I "ILilr j

money for Iba same parpen from 11 '* • rb » 1, ‘ of link* that I* forged Mr*. Howard Jerrell. Bridgeton: among ItalUn* and other* In tbe city . t“g*«her inseparably. I ret no man Mr*. Huarell Hbeppard, • 'amden: Jo*. — - *ay. I can be relfUh peerl.b uu- Munrealowu; Jerete D. Lud- ~~ Mw ~*... r .i ^V^'TSSLOS: Vi-1 S' ~

» tomorrow, for we .ball be to- Elizabeth farulher* Willi..., , . Mrs W

John F. Fox. H. L. Hmllli, (I

Tty: L. Imre, Millville.

AltlUDC.

Dr. Poor Mr*. J. A. Boyle. Ml** laril* K. Beyle. K. C. Boyle, <lino Tty;J. H.‘Morrison, New York city.

Mr* Brown began lo dldrca* ’’Keep al I crowd, “you're doing w< Brown gave way. a o>r Mra. K. A. Porter, wbo

her some point* next tried her luck

log, bul abe warn not on tl lor

*he wa* succeeded by Mr* Joseph

Barclay.

All this rime. Mr*. Vauaman aasn't saying much, bui she “sure waa" sawing wood. Taking a brief re*, site wa* succeeded by Mra. Kveringbam. '■Open Ibe window*!" exclaimed Mr*. Barclay, w lio.wa* working hard at tbe other saw. After several more mluule-. which reemed mucb longer to tier. *'r*. Barclay succeeded In getting the saw through the piece of lug. the work upon which had been started by Mr*.

Brown.

A lltlle later, plucklly Mrs Vanaman returned do tbe attack, hut finally abauduned tbe atrffiKle when must of tbe people prerent went to see Fire Chief Comer, K A. Porter end oilier* bub for apple*. Both Pouver aud Porter succeeded In rapturing an apple apiece. A quantity of peauuU were placed on a waller and reveral of the men tried to - pick up Ibe peanut* by piercing them with a hatpin. Tt was wonderful tbe way those peanuts ewca|>ed tha point of the tiatpm. Mrs A. <>. Gilbert held her watch and at tbe end of a given rime the contestant* were Mopped. • It wa* found tbat Joseph Barclay and George Mead each bad Hi peanut*. Mark l.aka waa a cftire third, with IT. The tie was run off, and Barclay won, with 16 Mead bad 7. . rt- B. Co over and K. A. Porter tried the sauir game, "rtam'' had 38 on tbe count, aud Porter 3U. It was claimed tbat George Mead had slipped somr peanut* Into Conver'e ppeket, m there wa* another try-out. Both claimed lo bare 3D tbla rime, *o they let It go al

that.

Hoonafterward.all rested thainwlve* In a circle, and. a few moments later, William Lake, in a Dret-claa*Imitation of Hants Clans, entered tbe room, carrying a large basket containing package*. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lake, lo dH(ui»e. rthe carried a ha-ket of popcorn i!acb person took one ol Ibe packages. Then Ml— Minerva Adams playal Iba organ, and as she did re Ibe packages were passed along the line. (Suddenly the music Hopped.' The package then held by each person waa the one to which be or she w entitled. Home knew tbe game.other* didn't. A* a result, two or three had couple of package* w hen tbe mu-l •topped. One or two other* bad oum Tbla was straightened out, and tb opened There were all klhdsof presents In tlie packages, and much amusement was occasioned b;

here article*.

Quickly thereafter the tables wen arranged for tbe “picnic supper.' which was soon ready, and. after grace bad been said, all ' fell t< appetites. If one hadn't an appetite, be must be a dyspeptic Indeed who could not muster up one for this tempting spread. It was IrresiMIble. and tbe crowd did not try, eo far as could be noticed, lo resist the meal. To enumerate tbe many good things upon tbe Uhl* were an almost Impossibility, ao many aud so varied were tbe articles presented for the light of the "(oner man." Huftlce ll to rey Ibat tha sapper wws one of tbe best ever given by the member* of t council, and all felt that It wa* good

Becrnt real r- < Tty recorded I

ilready t-*a la:

l»ouId recommend that the Mayor i-e Maggie r r*nled the loiumon courtesy .if dl— zard. *■**: us-ing with t'oubrils tby appropri-j William 11 Ilona for the money* lo be *x|>ended Prestw k-h t :ie ensuing yeai. Your art ion i«r at 8 of Bay Frmi »*l the arttoi. of a majority of you ; i excluding me from the conference- | »pp...»c t wbleh you diremred the appropri-, Tlie Allan

is fur IK

General Contractors and Builders Scull and iMarts Company \ , V Sv. .:. Pte-ulrtit ' \ Jons MarYs. Sec'* ami T.h. t Sixth and Hav.-njAvctiuc. (X-otn City. X, Jr— Hotels. Apartment houses. Cottages. Bungalows Millwork and Builders' Supplies City Mill and Lumber Company . 'JOHN MAItTrt Preaklrtlt. ALLEN rt T LL. Heerrtary and Ires-urer- : Offices. Sixth and Haven Avenue. Ocean City, N. J.

the appruprlarion any know ledge al

project I

i p A. p e

peuditures, or. If-d do i e resolution, without

low-ledge of It* purposes, my only ternatlve i* to veto It, w hich would ■Id up the payment of hills and thus nrk hardship to Innocent |«rtie* I assume the money* for I HUH are to be properly expended, and In tliat care •here t* no leglllmale rearem why I “Id not have been acquainted with proposed expenditures by a frank discussion of tbe same at the resent Inga. If a majority of you are lo

Notice of Inlenliiin.

OTIS M. TOWNSEND

BUILDER

Plans and Specifications prepared without charge

A. H. BAKER ..Undertaker - and ? Embalmer.

TUCKAHOE. N. J. MARK LAKE

Undertaker and Embalmer

be city, tt

rill n

deuce of tbe taxpayer, and w ill talnly not ndound to tbe advau or glory of Ocean (Tty, which yoi

presumed to serve.

I ahall from time to rime Co whatever Information I can as lo

tbe resolution, otherwise I will he pelled to veto It. as a matter of to tha taxpayer*, and In doing i nocent creditor* of tbe city will suffer because of your acrion In thl* ni I regret very mucb tbat you bai yourselves and myself In thlward posit ion. Tb* mere fart majority of t'ouoctl and I dh :be expenditure of tbe taxpayers’ ley fa not auffirlent reason for wort to unprecedented meihodi believe that Ibe taxpayers *!■< be more thoroughly acquainted * the purpoae* for m blcli their moor pended Hour* will he apenl dtacuadng some comparatively iportaot matter, but when It ro pa—log hills Involving thonaand. of 'llapi they are -lipped through mere mention of the amount aud the payee Tlie public ba* i kind of

lug Irip.

ri voicing a

ild lie put through

payee i

for l heir excellent work. / Tbe entertainment committee wa* made up of Mr*. K. A. Porter. Mr*, rt '? t’otiver and Mr*, rtsmuel Dixon. The member* of the refreahmeul committee ware Mr*. Amite K. Lake. Mrs Klmlra D. Mead and Mrs. Lillian Hmlth. Tha refreshment onm-

Maoce by

other member* of tbe lodge.

Tbore present acre Mr. and Mr* William Laka, Mr. and Mr*. George (). Adam*, Mr. aud Mr*. Itaylou L Vauaman, Mr. A. O. Gilbert. Mr. aud Mr*. Tboma* \V. Kverlnghaui *•- aud Mr*. K. A. Porter, Mr. aud

rt. B. Convcr. Mr. and Mr-

Mart Irek*. Mr and Mrs. (Tierla* i>. i Saupsuu. Mrs. Warren W. Brown.! Mire Halil* W. Lake. Mr. and Mr. ,

Haul. F Dixon, Mr. Orville Adi

party ceded.

Tbl* practice la not peculiar Ocean (Tty alone, and probably I foundation In an effort to expedite routine busluere. hot I believe u worth the rime to read tbe Hem* each bill In open Council, and I newspaper* ■should likewise Itemize their report*. Tbl* la not In Ibe aplrll of ctfrictsm, but I feel that we bai fallen Into a had practice, which should be cor reded, because of It* possibility ol share. I am pleased to advise you t without Increasing ibe burden* taxation, the city's obligation* 1 been reduced •• follows, during Ibe IMwt year. Floating debl, I a., Ibe dly'

mby..

a than

HU.Ji.', .64 R0IW00 6.640 0U

good

KsImia'Trlha, No. 32u, Imp. O. R.

M„ ba* alerted Ibe following offirer*: morrow more of everylbing ttiai Prophet. George C. Murphy. rtacbem. •" l"day, uolea* by some *trong , J 8. Hu*h; Hen lor Hagamorr. Warden of repanlam-e and change wrm: Higbee; Junior Itagamurt, Irichar l H new heglunliig by God’, gr.ee

sift i - ? VJ'“!r i. ".V" “ “U IW- K e. ii-^'w. K ' T, L of W • W ‘"T ■>*«»>'■ •>'*» ->"■* » hkh Harry Kreuau, K K Grow

loo H. Millet* lift* up Into Iba mystM-al aud uu.peak- B. Vnllum. Mr*. Milton rthlvr, W. D. | Young, aud Ml and Mr*. Map. " able Importance tba Uilag* ihat men *Joll, Waller G. Wroc, H. N rtmltli. Young, of Henley'• Polnl.

} idly «n 'trifles, Ihat life I. one o3," . Mo, . r "'* • T -'« »•“ oM,H • ud »*»

• of Kalmla [ llououa whole, a march toward

>re Bohert rtmllb, Mr. and

. .. |»ns. •». W. Adams. Mr* t'harla* F! ,

• -iiuerw. and wife William V ' Adam*. Mis* Minerva Adams, Ibe mlI.*r2*lr.. Mire Kllxabetb ( arutbe^" i i* ,v 2*°^ V V "vlth. Mr and Mr. Therearen Ji Mire He-*le Valmlcada. Coraou’s Inlet r . ». ,ld ^ «»««rge he tbe bm In

Jaffrie-aud Mra Jubu F MacNamer

Adam*, id Ocean (Tty: Mr. and Mrs. I«wl. Mra. It.; Llpptnrufl, Mr. and Mr*. Harry

W ll V. u ...* ...H U. VI - -f

pectli

Total, HD.JiV.'rt can keep op tills rate of llquldarion of tbe city'* floating debt years, we could aoon. retire it heavy debt Connell and the Mayor should cooperate to that , hut judging from the tactic* you •tartlugthe new year with, I do see bow we can hope for gi

result*

Last summer, In my effort to regulate tbe ocean front. I wa* much handicapped by the fart that the city secured easement deed* from a few of tlie ow uer* of property on the Boardwalk. When the prerent lloanl*»»lk wa. constructed the city .In recur- : rarement deed* from mn.i of the ■perty owners, agreed to take the wreary atepa to gal easement, from all. In order lo make any of tbe easemeot* effective The city'* failure to Hisb this energetically for year* •radically deprives tbe rtly of the proper coni ol of land* outside of the Boardwalk and leave, the whole the Boaidwalk. tbe i <1* and, oourequeutly, regulation of the ocean front, chaotic rundllion. which some day • III be a rertn n. mailer. ire The excuse for high dare and high priced legal lalrut hi remit years wa* Ilia! we would thereby tie able lo clear up the Hoard walk "muddle I lug ha. been done In Ihat dlrertmi

year*, ai

JAMES H. TODD CARPEHTER AND JOBBER

NUT!I t; TO (JIXTRAITOIfi. i Kp-aAvertisenenl >

OCEAN 4TTY, N. J.

ENGLISH & JOHNSON,

GoDiraciois m Buiiaers

1240 Anbury Awnuc,

Ssartme* Horere ssd KsavsIHinz * S|i>rrell) '

kauastss ckrerfany givre

GEIRSE I. 1II8CEIIS I Ml

Carpenters and Builders

ADDITIONS. ALTER A1IONS A!

Spencer B. Swan jobbing Carpenter a Specialty an d Builder QUARLES 4. HOFMANN

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 911 WALNUT ST. PH I LA.

CAPE MAV rOINTV OKPHAXS’

COURT.

Order to Skott Cause.

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