OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

YOU XXXI.

OCEAN CITY, N. .U THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1911.

NO. 5

Ocean City^entinel

A TTO R E V»-\ T-1. A W.

J^ORGAN HAND,

ATTORNEY and

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

T. C. HUTCHINSON. M. D

IlomaeoputhiMt. ,624 EIGHTH STREET

WILL RUN CARS TWICE EACH DAY UNTIL DECEMBER I

R. CURTIS ROBINSON

Editor and Proprietor

JI.OO Per YeehStrictly in Advent dry tOIRECTORY

'CITY OFFICIALS

APE M A A tul'MI HOtAE. U. I.

(Oppc*t» public Buaduico.

JONATHAN HAND, Ooi^Mellor- at- L.avA-,

er M CEaeewy. Kotury Pnt4ic.

c> • court House, n. j:

! L'.‘ vw '” u ’ “ l ’licU Vni'iii Applica'ion for Extension of T N. GRISCOM, M. D. ' LocaI * ro,ley Linc to be !• Heard May 15. KIOPTHST. ANI> WSXI.EY AVK. A| B upprlnl ueeAluE o, Council Krl- 1 *' veulu *- ,l,e l«“"'»'1 No omytciMur. Hunduy. ineurrad: I Wrdne—i«j • andr•, a '•> lo r.a) p. in.; To tlie City Council of Ocean Clly: - i -1 < lent ietnen:—Your iieililoDer, Hiei Hour- Kundaj Ocean Clly Electric Railroad CoinBfs- Mm cm»«. *• fc - i trftarKra: s Bo* Wealty Aienue ,u "L director*, reapettfully Ocean pity

PARK PLACE TO HAVE APPROACH

Prayrr int-uus, Wrduarday evafln^Tja K W. Kdaard.. Kdward U.nut ..n, VCrn. 1. Ailbb. A>bP Marl*. Uwrae . Adam*,U B. UaOT ^Sdrrf^Moada,'«*oTIS! ’.to,' ‘‘uiZ

Dk. yv. r. ha’Fnls 9j0 Central Ave. Ocean City, N. J.

£)»<. CHARLES. B. RIDER »• nentieet" 809 Central Avenoe

Otis M. Townsend M A,,DoiKS ' hakmacv Practical Seaa Imre Arc hi I ec Elglilh Slreel and Aabury

1.1 re nurd by Hid Male

EIGHTH STREET, OPR. P*0.

OCEAN CITY, f

THE UP-TO-DATE TONSORIAL PaRLOI?

824 Asbury Avenue

NO WAITING

■riuinl llvereof, Itdlel sbibllliiR the *ame, ai :ie ciiur*e* and dl»lai |i|irar* by aald deacri|ill<

1 unite of the Secrei

conMrucled. niai ,1 Ibe motive ',io« I* electrlclly.

fhmuRh »

1 Ibe w

Ujioti Elghleeulb alreel inn Bay avenue in Central avenue ud upon Ninth alreel from W'e*ley

cue lo the Koarduali

Your pellllotier llierefnre prays lhal uur bouurable budye lll give Ibe tnv <e required by law and grant lo your pellllouer a location of *■"

■c Hied a'

with I

Council Will Comply With Requests of Cottagers in

That Vicinity.

AI the apeclal meeting of Friday evening. Prerident Maria

J'

Atlantic City Theatres

^POLLOj III.ATliE

Full Line of Spring Millinery j/tl. midreys’w

_ 1 is

the furtber pern

surface street railway thereon and to maintain and operate the same Mr 1 period of flfly y«ar*. Ocean Fity Ki.btkk R K ro by W ul.<i MtH.rc rresbfenl, Wm I). Hberrerd, Henry 1». Moore. J. Ktlbian Taieni,

Wm. O. Moore.

. . Klrerlors After the petition had beei^read. I>r Rider -alii be thought twenty years a •ufllrlently long- period. J-'ifiy yean

a good while.

City Clerk (iarret-ut^yMunleercd I iformatlon lhal It w^scHjmed by Iht

easier accebs lo the walk. The sjieake said be has received com plain I* fmn *ome properly owners. / ~ Mayor Cresse staled I Hal he had re celved a complalul of this kind Inin F , Dewee* Fryer, of Showell A Krayef Phlladylpbla merchanl*. a complalul from a man who wouh hare b'utll op townJhl* year had ther been more approaches lo the walk As It was, this man lias rented a cot

md the a ifler Ibe juderslant

high, but .he alighted up< mi blockf

M I N T 2 E R ’ S HOME-MADE CANDIES aie ASBURY AVE. lu^ud have a Heal Mraw berry

■ure Sugar.

TH E LATEST: I bocolale Mraw berries

for lids week.

JACOB SCRUFF THE' PIONEER BAKERf. u.neu—iiMM.iaMi os. 1 j.

Holy Spirit pmtmtic Club, in | company'a lawyer t What Happened

to Jones

Price* jyc. joc, 74c. 41.00

. Juri

Atlantic City Operatic Society, : The Mikado Frices ajc. joc. 74c. f 1. 41.40 . -- The — Country Boy

' berry then wanted to know if Ibe city -Jibe meeting i President Maris expressed the view

n be 41s len const - n}axlm

Ilhalthe

| ordlnanrt* is under consideration Mayor Y resse -aid he though! that

tajlie maximum le elTect that I'oUny 14 to consider this

•pllcalloi

! leresled therein was adopted j I'ooncllmen George O. Adams, at 1 II F. Manlon said Ibere Is iprthrug I he 1*1 it Ion nr resolution that obllgai

Ibe proposed extension of the road, which has been parlicnlariy urged by the Taxpayers' Association of Otear Oly and the Ocean Flly Motor Koa I Oltlclal* of the railroad were present • were F. J. Blioyer and Clarence C Wilson, representing taxpayers ho seek Ibe extension of the mad. As has been -dated In Ibe Bentiskl ne of the principal objections of It railroad official* to extending Ibe Hi as a rtqulremefi! of Council, mm

toy al

j of

It may he just barely possible that some other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, but a better, quality—‘‘BIPOSSIBLE.” * Wc have it and we have it/good, us jour order for the Sunday, poultry,

dress them.

Give

We

Boyle’s Dependable Market '8. W. Cor. Twelfth St aiuT Anbury Ave.

eries^nd Ye

Everything in Meats, Groceries s

Vegetables

Interesting ta Investors or those wfio wish a desirable locatibn lor a Sea Side /Hoi For sale in Section G, lOeean City, In vicinity of Staty- Road and Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad Sta'ions and* Thirty-

fourth, street, Lots Nos 2K «nd gas Havro • venus ■ 18 *1111 ISO, csgnsr. Mmpson Also • fo meadow lot*.

788MK1 787 Wesley--- -_, - 7*4 and 738 ('antral a*anue—trolley

4M Asbury avanua

*7* and 880. comar, WM a vacua— I’auuaylvaula Railroad Pricaa quoted upon apidlcallou lo ARTHUR D. BARROWS, Guardian. 832 Centraf Avenue Ocean. City, N. J.

OFFICE: 1238 WEST AVENUE

sssttjsrarr =

"tyaSjaaw. Lew- K naittn: fio COMBINI

Consumer’s Ice & Coal Co.

rallau«(a|aw4 Laa* «*»■>«*- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS^ IN

— ... ' * lwo .«, J TS

H. STEELMAN

Fresh W eats ,,^* «n™,

Teas, Coffees. File Groceries

Best Ice la (ha City

A Big Reduction in Rrice ■UY OF T^C COMPANY THAT CAUBCDUk NCOUCTION

There i

Ing of

some time ago^j halt he cc

h'day over the entire road througlithe year. The oominny claimed (Ibis Is an utireasouable demand. Operating expeutea would ool be made luring many months of the year, tlie illlclals declared, and they refused ‘ An -agreement was reached at 1 conference Thuraday night, whereby the company will run can over the whole line twice a day for al* months,

nmply as an experiment

CALL EXTENDED PASTOR WHITE Baptist Congregation Elects Hfficers at Its,Annual Business Meeting. Tlie annual cqpgregalioiiaT meeting of Immanuel Baptist Church, was held after the morning aerrlce* on Kuuday. Tlie paetor, Bee. E. E. While, was given a call foV another year, which be acorptedT He T* extremely popular with the member* of Ibe congregation, and I* an earnest worker, mptrlbuttng much lo t^e*success of Hie church, which ha* gown to a remarkable extent duriug the last tew moulha. I-eander Foraon and M C Fife were ected deaoon*. Mr. Corwin - was chosen IreaRurer and Mr Fife clerk allowing were elected trustees: P. Fadman and M. F. Fife, 8 years each: Leander Corson, 2 years, md Charles Watson, 1 year. Mrs,. Ida Dixon and Mr* A Stephenson » ere elected collectors Mr. White. -Mr* Fherles Wat and Mrs. IdrFnxoo were electril a senger* to the Baptist Ooo«Vtilkic be held In the First Baptist Church.of HaddouSeld on May 81 and June 1. Pastor'.White preaided al the gregailfcni) ‘ - T ~

BASS

MOTOR BOAT CLUB’S FIRST RACE TO BE HELD JULY 1

GOES BACK TO

CAUGHT STRU

W. Edward*, of tbla clly, generally gets everything he guca afler In deep earnestness, hud therefore be landed a alriped bass w hen .he waul fishing for one In Jhe Mannmuakln at Port Elisabeth a few daya ago. HR managed lo secure only one, bul II of good siae, -and be enjoyed II

mensely.

- He got the flab on Ibe bottom of the ,water and after the sun bad gone C iwn, something that beat* ibe record lhal section of the Male, resident* f>r Edwards, who

"5011 ARE DEAL."

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.

I Na waiting lor two weaha to know If yoo can get R; ya can tall yo POULTRY PBKHHKD IX) ORDER o«- ®*™J*?*»- Bay.and Oman front pmpertia. Fbotceootuww for I ■ oc*a» dir,, n. j,

It’s dlgnlflad and give* you a clous sense of security to own b °* M ** OCEAN CITY. '

E lbe very be« way A Iter—* * *~ —

• .gteataat bargain* ta. be

RED LIGHTS' FLASH MAYOR CRESSE TELLS WHY TO CALL POLICE HE FAVORS BOND ISSUE

Plan Evolved to Give Better Protection to Residents NOTED MINISTER

During the Summer.

Mayor Crease, at F.

looking for-

lo gelling ae many policemen as | le this summer with little ex-| The clly sollcIlAr had suggested I a plan that he thought could

It with profit.

Mayor Fre*«e said lhal al prc*enl the j ha* no headquarter* open ifliring ! night from w hich police help could lie secured by resident* In case of neoe*dty. The suggestion Is lhal the city liave a series of red lights on Eighth ■treei at the Intersection of the streets, hrse lights to hr fln-hfd when police lieip I* heeded. „ The mayor said hi. first thought was lhal property owner*, when alarmed, could telephone to the telephone office md-tfie tight* coUld-then be worked rotn t he telephone office, bift he had earifed that the telephone company’* 'barter |*evented Ihe company from

isMstlng In this way.

■ad no doubt the bank would permit he watchman in that building to lash Iheslrect red lights when notified i}- telephone lhal police assistance was needed In some section of Ihe clly. The flashing red light* would easily

the police, who

could hasten to the bank and aacertaln where they were wanted. Bupt. Duncan had informed Ibe mayor lhal Ihe electric light company will not charge for the lights. The only tost would be for the Instal-

Id be probably t»i;

GOES TO HIS REST

The Rev. Theo. Stevens Was inTHiiladelpbla Conference

Over 50 Years.

The Rev. Theodore Steveus, one of ic oldest and best kcc o of the inlntersof the Philadelphia M. K. Con•fence, and father of James M. Meen*. superlnlcndepl of Ihe schools of jts clly. died at hi* home In Fox base, on the outskirts of I’blladelhla. about I o'clock Saturday moru-

Fjiur

May

er 8100.

or t'reuse aald lhal this, he thought, would be a cheap way lo gel good and saltsfactnry service If Council were willing, he would be glad lo start on the work at once. In answer lo a query, Mayor Crease said they would probably hare two extra policemen on duly this *umFouncilmau Rider wauled to know If the wires of the present Are alarm 4 be ullltced In this

plan

1 Nev

are separate wires. how they could work Ihe scheme aoy more cheaply. On motion of Councilman Ihe committee on property and police was Instructed to confer with Mayor Crease, w lib power *

Ladles' AM Kocletyof the Find M. E. Church on Friday ev'enlng, w as very successful lu every way aud Was much enjoyed by thoae who attended. It I* raid that $85 was cleared by Ibe society, friends.

ig. »l

-5 years.

oi Bright'

little ai

disease, which

ause of death. He suffered passed away so quietly that ens sorroely thought he bad

gone. Almoet, he died In her arms,

ng asked her to raise him In -w moments before dissolution. Irian was sent for aud he an-

nounced that the vtlsl s|Hirk had fled.

Tuesday

afternoon In the Green Mreet M. E.

r Mr. 81 e-

waa assistant pastor, and where he was married, hi* wife having been Miss Mary A. Bigg*, ulster of former Goveruor Biggs, of Delaware. Mr. Eleven 1s was born on Ibe Eastern Whore of Maryland, the sol diaries K. and Jolla Ann 8let His mother's maMen name was veils, and both husband and wife of an old Maryland family. There were live children, four of w are living, namely, James M, this clly'T William, who has ■ s|Kinslhle position with Ibe American Credit Agency In New York: Mrs. Horace Hprowls, of Fox Chase, and Edmund M.. a civil engineer In Fhlla-

delphta.

Mr. Wlevens was educated In the Boston Unlversty. and had been a member of the Philadelphia Conference 51 years. He served as pastor of of churche* In Philadelphia, and also In Columbia, PoUavllle aud Chester A few year* ago he was made chaplain of the Methodist Or phanage In Philadelphia. He had been on Ihe superannuated I tat for U

year* before hi* dealh.

Mr. Hleveti* came lo this clly every summer from Ihe time the resort was started, and was highly esteemed aud respected by a Urge circle of friendi He was an earnest, forceful a|ieaker, always had the courage of bis cor v let Iona, and did euergatlc aud helpful work during hi* half century In

Ibe field of ministry.

HU family. In Ihelr bereavement, the sympathy of Ibeir many

Open Regatta July aa—Ocean and Speed Races Feature

of Coming .Season.

NuTMEG STATE rommii,e ” ° r,h * ( ***" ( “y M °^ ,r

; Boat Club are now engaged In prepar-

: — ! Ing Ihe racing and entertainment Adami, Old.* Living „ First Resident Of This Haturday. Jnly I. and ablg time UaoPlace, Will Return-. tlelpeled by the member, and friend.

b of ihU popatar organization.

Lake Adama. who ha* been here The open regalia will be held Salur■liice last aulumu, op Monday staried day, July 22. 'or hts home In CouuectlcuL Here- Weveral ocean race* will be achedulrd urned to the Nutmeg Wiale, where be aD d a number of special t*8*5 farm, a lltlle earlier than cu»- wifi be a feature of Ibe act lomary. and will at once gel busy till-! -|„ , ,^1,1 wmJ th , , uni| '•o* 1 j to be a great one. There will be dancra Adams I* now the oldest living ^ r very Saturday evening, aud "Ladle*' drat re-Mcnt of tbla beach, having D.," wl |, j* eTely Wedneeday. on becu Jiere as a boy flfly-ooe year* ago, the afternoon* and evening* of which long before the Ocean Cny of to-' vwrloo. forma of amusement will be day was' thought of. He and “Joe” f uru |.hed by.lbe wive, of th* Robinson, who. s few year* before hi* tiers alb. a .bort lime .luce, was koowu Commodore William D. Snow, who governor of Ibe Island, helped Mr. j» „ among Iboae al Iba pretty dpb Adams'uncle. Parker Miller. In bU pouiw on Ealnnlay, looks fora farm work In what to now the renter •enjoyable and •orrowful

of the business section of tbeeltw.

Jo Ibe winter* w reckyge Came a valuable, and cor made from lhl* 'was also made fr« 'and flab, which

HAD STRAW RIDtf

Folk EafexanO

1 era sect ton of the city. of those days much

valuable, and eon.Mersble mouey was

ito A g.Hid livelihood.®

rre lu more rSeveral of Oceaa City's rrat- eota eo-

than al preterit Joyed a ft raw ride to Ibe borne and m* plafl* to return lo Oceen wood* of Wtnfleld Coraon. brother of lYty in Ibe fall, a* ha. been LI. custom Capt. J. M*ct*y Coraon. near Palermo, for many year*.. tart Halurday. . Tb* Hip wa* arranged

by eom* Af lb* high ecbool girts.

Those to the party were Mr*. Joseph I. Bcutl. lb* Rev. end Mr*. H. T: Caw selberry, Mr*. W. W. Brown. Ml**

Colburn. Mia* McKay, MM

Mlaera Iren* Ztogtec,* 1 nV. ivraon. l-aura Bayrra, Realrtot Dubran. Hilda*

““fiat

8boyar, representing

Important Interests, aud Vie* Commodore 'Clarence C. W. Wllaon, of the Ocean' Cllj' ’Motor Boat Club, were In town the latter part of last They discussed with officer* of

electric railroad add city

e proposed extenaton of the

«cp* lo tbla end be tpken promptly.

Hoard wantad In private family by onng coopt* wim baby, from July 1 a September 15. retiiral local Ion. Adrera Box A, Bkktimci. office.

railroad rtalloua Apply. 1488 Weal avanoe, Oeean Clly, S. J.

4-27,' 1m.

Fog 8a Lg os Kxst. —Cottage No. ISM Central avenue turalabed of uufurntohed; lot '40X# feet. Apply Wm. GIMemeyer. 1450 Aebury eve.

1 and', tots m Oeean O

moet.dewlrabl* local loua in Oort Apply to A. Cotton *18 Aatmry-i oSaA VUj, New Jereey. / /

81ST BIRTHDAY Font Generations Gather at the Home of Mrs. Mary

A. King.

There was a family reunion at lb* lome of John H. Colllna, In Pleaaantida, Sunday. In celebrallou of the elghty-hrst blriliday aonlveraary of Mrs. Mary A. King. Mr. Colllna to Four grueratlous were represented at tb* gathering and a very delightful day waa spent, none enjoying the occasion more than Mrs. King. The youngest of Ibe family was Randolph King, aged 2t year*, aud bto father, Charles King, was the oldest grandchild. There were present children, IS grandchildren end 15 grral-grendcblldren. Ci Those comprising Ibe aaseuil 'ere Randolph King and wife, John H. Collin* and family, of Pleaaautvllle: Mr. aud Mr*. Jobn H. Lake, of Bridgeport, and Mr. and Mrs. Jami K. Molt, of Woodland Beach; Cbarh R. Klug aud family, Fred. Adams and family, Mrs. Aunt* Campbell and family, Phljlp Bowen and family, Charlie B. Collin*.and family, Jobi) Colllna, Mark Colilns aud Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Albor, of Pleasantville; Frank Martin aud wlfs, of Atlantic Clly, aud William F. Gardiner and family, of Ocean Otty Mra Klug and her husband (Ihe latter a* been dead 38 year*) moved from Peullyo. Pa ,45 year* ago, gulqg to Ab1. 8he I* lu good health and rebar faculties In a remarkable degree. 8b* was very active until two 1 ago, w hen she fail and broke if her hips. 8he was confined red m^re than a year, and only lly baa been able lo get around.

Strong Argument That Should Be Thoroughly Digested by All Voters. Asked a* lo bto view* regarding (be proposed bond jssoe of 875.000 for Unproved drainage and brick gutter*. Mayor Creme thus-expreeaed himself: ’In my annual message of laet Jan■I have before expreraed opinion my it a comprehensive and lasting image system should be provider! of Ibe proceed* of a bond Issue. The Board of Heallb, In order to p’rolectNjie.good name of Ocean City a* a health raaort, to taking step* to have the low-lying tonda between Eleventh Heventeentb Mreet*. and Weal Haven avenues, fllled in, and I cannot urge upon yon too strongly that, before Ibe filling I* done, the -O' underground drain be put In position. I have taken-some pain* to from experienced persona tbat ork can be done, before Ibe deep Itll to pumped In, for about 60 per cent. Ihe coat required after filling. "'Every consideration of economy id good business mauagameut should prompt ua lo lay Ibe** main* Orel: '□ flll In afterward.' ■The year before lhl*, I ex preraed 'self on the subject a* follow*: ' The city to growing wider on both It* eastern aud western boundaries, and, on account of tbe filling up if Ihe bey front and tbe boUdlng of Bay aveuue. tbe mailer of proper and sufficient drainage to gelling lo be one urgently requiring atteuliou. Till* extensive aud lu requirements of *0 permanent a nature tbat It doesn't seem a flt subject for direct taxation. I believe tbe time to aoon at com prehenatve drainage system, Including new and larger ill have to be provided, and, while 1 dread tbe necessity for bond Issue-, 1 believe this Improvement will entirely warrant a bond Issue, pay'd which will partly fall on tbe future. Tbe preaeut temporary plecemgfll methods are nellher effective nor economical In relieving a condition ftrat to rapidly growing worse.' That waa my opinion at that time, d 1 have no reason to change my mind, except only lo become more cooflrmed In my opinion of tbe advisability—yea, necessity—for this Im-

provement.

"The only reasons I bavs beard advanced against It are that It baa been gone Into In e harty, inconsiderate way and tbat we cannot afford It on account of a present annual deficit of 820,000 a year. "Even tbe opponent* admit tbat It •bonld be done, but for tbe above reeaon* (T) are not ready to commit tbemaelvse lo It at this time. It rat objection, I can only ray tbat tbla Improvement baa been dtocuaasd and carefully coartdered for at least two yean by tbe men who are most vitally Interested In tbe future w elfare of Ocean Clly.

"If two-y«

provement to a part of hasty fcUon,* moat of u* will be old before our city to developed If along coneervaMv* line*. 'I believe (bat on* of my many faults to tbat I am toooonaervalive, but I am not aufflcteotly wadded to that

generation should plan Imp: and another generation develop them for tbe benefit and frtioyment of a third geoaratlon. Tbaa* an time* of quick action and keen competition g reverts, and If we are to keep •t of the times we must not spend

J. Chamber*, of Millville, to building a large bouse for himralf at Thirtythird street and Asbury aveuue) 01.* at Tblrty-^woofid street and Aet_.„ ue for John Burger and two le bouaaa at Twenty-ninth Mreet and Central arena* for Isabel Kroa. The latter add Mr. Burger arereaklenta -* Millville.

BrnmitBL oOca.

a Hals-Two lota. SisM6 feet. Mo 686. Hec. A., Wesley avenue, rr 11160. Apply B , Bairns*ll office.

uoal deficit 1

the Improvement M that ord It ‘becaura of our anr taj.y6o.whHe carrying

"Tbto reason to no reason at 1 there la no eorti annual deflelt, out knows who to familiar wit

1 financial affaire; and tbo

an not familiar should not maki menu that cannot be verified. “U to principally for tbe ma economy that I approve of lb

uncut. Every oue who to

Informed on lb* eubjeel to aware

present Improved gutter* a good Investment, and t

cent growl h of Ocean City just a> warrant* tbe extenakro of the*

nto wbat waa then tbe

as they wa

at all

tbat have * refolly

ibe Uuaoclal 1 maximum be' expenditure for Mreet 1 ductlug- ihe ' water p gutter* and from tnero drain*. It make* little dlGsrawsa oumuch money to spent for gravel and repairs to etraate a* long a* <*alar Urn

Seventh sod Atlantic avenoe, aa I iveetment will pay 14per mwL A corner “ol Nineteenth and Caotr venue, and two corner Mft Ttaltdei and A*fojrv|veao*, bargain* for quk "two hundred Met ea Akxtb atm