OCEAN CITY' SENTINEL

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VOL. XXXI.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1911.

NO. 34

Ocean City Sentinel

R. CURTIS ROBINSON

o Per Year, Strictly in Advance

4TrOBNKYa.AT-l.AW. MORGAN HAND,

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X. C. HUTCHINSON, M. D

^"^TORNEY-and IloiiKKOunltiiMt. COUNSELLOR-AT- LAW. 624 e ,mtS STREET

miner la Chauoery,! . OCKAN CITY. N. 4.

*«• Wotary PulMic. -* to iu ^.jii.^2 n. l

PLAN TO BUILD TWO OF FINEST HOUSES IN CITY

Law Offices Apgar & Boswell,

CITY DIRECTORY: ^ f*,iriiv aVKMjK and kVu

CITY OFnCIAI s

L AW offices ri»I AmeRliltn, It. Il<*wiir.l

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J N. GRlSCOM, M. D. ' KIOHTH HT. X.\TI WKSI.KY AVK Both I'lmunk^uill. ir»; buler-Hlatr,)*1 A

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Godfrey & Godfrey,

ATLANTIC CITY, ^

JAMES M. E. HILDRETH

CHURCH SERVICES.

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Klmt VraRtivterlnnAtiurrli. Weal.v nvemi.

Otis M. Townsend

j I.leeiiM-il liy Hie Stale,

j EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. O.

OCEAN CITY. N. J.

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1. rrlnale Imy Itrfwler. Sunday Hotfoot, :i

t'nlnn Tabsrnarlr luyurl t'luirrti, Kieliin • >enloa. "um^W U |!i»ri^I i |mrlAl' 1 W.

dnemlay evenlu|>, nt ao'ek

CHURCH SOCIETIES.

. Kllaabrtli Uaua>, pr*»l-

H. STEELMAN

Fresh Meats . , AN . D JFFF Isas, CoHsbs, fine Groceries 50 ^"l 118Co - and Provisiens a nt» mu* aami POULTRY UKKH8KI) Itl OKDKK j FOUHTH^SJ. and USMff HE. 'Z.'.’ZZZ.TJ'Z Clears and TBbacco. Orders DelHcrcd Orders receive prompt attention. i

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mfoaaryfli? Aura

rreapoudl” SECRET SOCIETIES. ramTUtweaal and Kurili'rnnr.dnir^ nvri.liiijR

Brntaotlan lAHtar. Nn.W, A. O. II. W.,n*eta a*caudaod(uurtbMuudnv*snnlua« In K.<H H. hnll. M. W.. John V. Hmlth; IWrardar, Willard W. Adamo.

^ WaimtalU ConBell~Mo. «L g. of Pp m MnXSqSoStSnopSali. li .‘of H.° Ucman City Itmnrii. No,

praajtfonti^Mark^Aka^MMraury. Annual linn mlmun 0,lT d H HalirSay ol'oaeh mon ll'owurfl Thorn r ** A<Uu “'

The Pontiere BOOT s SHOE 'REPAIRING

SHOP

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE »IM1» Aatary A»e., Ocenn CMy, N. A

Tonsoriai. Parlor 824 Asburj Avenue

■•'ji-; Allen Corson, H.D.-Ss.;

8i6 Wesley Avenue

Ocean City New Jersey

Dr W. I*. HAINES.

I)K. CHARLES B. RIDER 809 Central Avfenue <M CAN trlTV, N. J. J^ADDOCK S PHARMACY KIkIiIIi Hi reel anil Anbury Avenue. .racj-A **PRICE- TBCM*

Massey 8c Edwards Sell Lots That Are to be Greatly

Improved.

Manney A b>l»anl« have tuade too iDi|K>rlaut sales of laud dtirlUK U>e la-1 w eek, and Hie purcliaatrra plan to build two Ilf the Hurst I (bines lu Ocean flly. K. K. Artliqrs.of llalllmure, who boiiKhl. some lime bko. 100 feel of laud on Ocean avenue. a<!|<iliilnKTIi!rteeiitli

Aliicli gives hit if Thirteenths!

It ISO ft

Millinery

Atlantic City Theatres

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IVIadame IVIazzi modiste 605 EIGHTH AT. OCEAN CITV. N. J MOUU A N 11A N 1». J w.

ileslHitlu Years, Hud Kish Original t’reatiuii

MUTT

l. This pl.il of rniutHi Is vonnfifeiwl aiuuiiK the Lesl iicalwl lu the elly. Mr. Arthura bought Hie groutul for he purpose of building a summer ■nine Ills |ilBn Is lo erect a beautiful 'allforula bungalow ufa high grade In he center nf the plot, which, together nake tile properly one of the show daces of the city. Mr. Arthurs has spent one or two easona here, hut wa» not In this city asl summer, except fora short period

In August.

dd 831 feet of ground a!Thirteenth street and Wesley me. directly abutting Mr. Arthurs' purchase, lo J. Clark Moore. Jr, of the linn of Chandler llros., bankers. Philadelphia, who also Is complellnk arrangements to Build a handsome home In the" center of Hie lot. Mr. Moore ha« been a summer cottager ; llr«t Investment In really In this city. The laud in both these deals was ownyd by the Kemble estate : Mr. Moore's fallier-in-law, Clarence Ihment, a wealthy manufacturer of machinery tools lu Philadelphia spent | the summer here two years ago. ami w as much Impressed with the advauIhkim'of Hits resort. Mr. Itement, it may be slated, had the largest private collertioii of minerals In the world. ft 111 a source of extreme satlsfacllnn ( lo Ocean City |>enple, particularly real j e-tate men and hiilklrrs, to are the inovemeut that appears to have been lauguraled by some recent purchasers ’ lots lierc to buy suntrlent ground to glv^ the pretty collages erected a suitable setting and thus add to the alictl.veness of tbs houses and their surroundings. In too many Instances, It Is declared, the beauty of bulldljiga Is marred by the desire of owners of lots to crowd loo many cottages upon the land.

TOWNSEND GETS

MORE CONTRACTS Will Bui’d House for Benj, Hoffman and Bungalow for

Merchantvlllc Man.

Otis M. Townsend has received from Benjamin Hodman, of Ibis elly. Hit ict to nulld a cottage on Hie lol adjoining the corner of ThIHeenlli street a. d Wesley avenue. It will

HI contain right rooms an llh hot water heat. The I

ist yxm

M*. Townsend also has th lo build a bungalow on Pi walk, for M. B. Budderow, of

Merchautville. He Is msnager of Hie Merchantvllle Water Co. The heiine

Auntherlwn family aparlmrnl house i lo tie built on Wesley avenue, lieveen Klevenlh and Twelftfi si reels, ue of the tlnesl loeatlons In the city. The house will be tmllf for James A. ongstreet, of Philadelphia, w ho has een a visitor here for a number of years. The building will ensi fUmo. I.ongsirret has given' the contract to Joseph (J. Champion, Hie rell-kmiwn builder.

i. Bourgeois, recording secretary of Washington Camp, No. 75, P. O. -S of A., annouiiires that the niemliers of il" lodge are making extensive arnigeiueiits fora grand time on Krlday euliig following Thaoksglvlug Day. All members are* earnestly re<piesie<l o lie present. Befreshments will be icrved at the close of the meeting. Helping Krlendirss CHIIdrrn. in the First Presbyterlen Church’ xt Holiday, an ottering will be taken for the beneltt of the Home for Friendless Children, an liialltutlon located at Trenton A collection for this purpose is taken up every year lu .the Preaby-, lei Ian Church.

It may be just barely possible that some other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, but abetter quality—“IMPOSSIBLE." We have it ami we have it "ooil. Guw> us your order for the Sunday poultry. We dress them.

Boyle’s Dependable Market 8. W. Cor. Twelfth 8t and Asbury Ave. Everythin); in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables

A Millville pa|«r seye that the uew moving picture house of Assemblyman Clirlslophrr Hand, on the Urlnder lot, to Millville. Is fast being reared. Mr. Hand hopes to have the amusement house completed by Thanksgiving »>»ySERVICES IN THE CHURCHES

Dr. Branyate Will Preach Sermon at Thanksgiving Celebration. Following a eualom of many yea the local churches will hold uuli thanksgiving services lu tlie First Pn byterian Church next Huuday eve lug, and the public le cordially mvlied to attend. The services will be pteskled oyer by the Hev. H. T.-Cassel-berry. Following Is the program: Hinging. UougiegatlOir. Heading of Pgalter. Autbem. Choir. Hcrlpture aud Prayer, the Hey. A. F. Chapmen, Hymn,Congregation. Ollerlng.

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R. Curtis Robinson

Conveyancing and

Insurance

Notary Public aud Commissioner of Hoods IN os. 744-46 Asbury Avenue -

CMwtiAN CITY. N. J.

u oa Boat aad Mortgage

Try art Advertisement in' the SENTINEL

Anthem, Clmlt Harmon, Dr. Hrunyale. Autbem, Choir. Hinging, ( our.regetlon. Hcuedictlon, Mr. Chepmen

! usually

One of the beWt treebere' Institute, held lu thla aactlou bad Ha doo-

at Wtldwooi^ last Friday. _ illy floe corpa of luatructors

gave loetrucllre addresses to the attendanta. The teachers of Capa May and Cumberland oountlee ou thl

held a joint luaMlute, the Uret

nf Its kind In about six years. SupL Jaqu~ M. Hleveus aud all of tba school teacturs In this city attended the In-

ula C'atnb-go and Tnrotpa. A. Lake Adams, who has a farm

Handy Hook, Conn.,'and who- usually apende the wlutar months In thla elty, exhibited a great lured of cabbage and

Immense turnip here a few deya The head of cabbage weighed 12 mid the. turnip 6 poo tide,

re raised on hie farm.

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_ • OCEAN PITY. Beskles. yiiur reapoualblllty as estate owner makae you a desirable dtiMn. Think It over, linen coll on HARRY HKADLEY, Real Fatale Operator, Ninth and At bury avenue, next to Are bouse who will abow you tba vary beat way and soma of the greatest bargains — *-

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; place.

Ucpurlu the c- nf

Hut ajmrlm It will cost j;i> most attractlvd Director Thor firm the coulrat

they will make -repairs for Mr: ii to the old Moore building In same vicinity. Thl. hou e was •By removed from Us site on Anbury avenue, between Klgtith and

III h

e eight

t faaoo. The Interior will hi ed afler Hie bouses built by Mr ml on Third street. ANOTHER APARTMENT

dug

Hire Chirrs sleet.

Hqulre Hush on Halurdsy e -Iteuded the tenth .anulversaij l-wi-etiratlon of the’Key.tnue Fire Chief.' Association at their headquarters, hi Philadelphia. There was a large atIgudance and all •njoyed the occasion.

THORN TO BUILD BIG BLOCKS OF LAND ON - $7000 APARTMENT OCEAN FRONT PURCHASED

Fine Four-Family. Flat for Director of-Revenue and

Finance.

(tH. Howard Thorn, of I

ID. OF A. BEGIN SOCIAL SESSIONS

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Members Tell of Their Trip to the Council nt Holly

Beacb.

Fite nitmiber* of Ocean City l 'oilncll. No. 10, D. of A., held their llrst nodal hi. season In (heir IihIkc r<mm Thursday evening. Afler the business session, Ijiere were ways on "Our Trip to Holly Council, Nu All, of Holly Beach,” by Mr. Harah J. Blsley. Mrs. Ella Kverlngliam, Mrs. ice M. (lllhert and \H-w Hallle W.

HANDSOME CUSHIONS

Thei

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"Wh

lo Holly Beni he proiiSils froi Inward paying r the Holly Bt

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n il a llulsheili Lrlotle design, ih w ill he used degree leaui stills fi lodge. Members of the h [taking a similarci loulicit, No. 14, of

elly will get a pretty gift from the

Hhe Had Heard," by Mi Kxplaiialions were given by Mrs. ■ B. Warner and Mrs. Klmlra rad on how they could oome home on the same, train and not de E. I'famler told how she , man kept seven guns. Mrs. Kmma Devluney, a past counllor and melnber of Valley Forge Council, No. U, of Camden, made an

itertalulug speech.

Following this, the members went t Denn & Hemsley's Ice cream parir« and |iartnok of refreshmenl The hslge will Inillate one candidate at Hie mtetlng lonlglil. STANDARD CAR OFF

InvcHtors Arc Awakening: to Rich Possibilities in , This cify. There has-been an unprecedentedly great demand for ocean front laud In thl. city during the last few weeks, end the sale, have been very large. said that there Is comparatively little of lhi. land between Fourteenth and Thlrl^ourth streets that i pur^sed. Home of tba bought within the last few been secured with the thought of Improving It. but much of It will be held as an luveatment. • he purcheacra were loho J. Hood, of Philadelphia, a retired moale publisher: I*. K. DuBola, cashier of (llasslHiru National Rank.; Dr. AlCorson, of this city; Mr. Holmes, of the tlrm of Honscbur A Holmes, Philadelphia: Clark Dlllenbeck, of Plilladelpbla, connected with the Reading Railroad Cotppany; Kdwerd M. " nns. Dr. W. F. Klgin, Dr. Ubarlaa lillden, Franklin P. Hunt and Walter Burr, all of Philadelphia. front, between Tenth end Kleventh streets, was bought at public auction last weak at shade under 1200 a front foot, and U I. regarded by real estate men as • good luvrstmyn The price Juki per front foot form $25 to $80. Home o' 1 * ' eey A Edwards, J. M. Chaster, i R. J.Hann. IMs said that, In all, about aMO (set ’ ocean front has been disponed of. IL W. Edwards says there yet raisin. some good land along tha oceanfront.

Director Marts said at the the City Commissioners on Thursday afternoon that he. had taken up, few weeks ago, wltli the Hhora Fast due. the matterof repairs lo the crossog at Bay avenue, but had heard lolblug Irmu the company. Director •horn stated that Mr. Fahnestock, of (tiecompany, had told him they would

■the repairer

t regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will he held Wednesday aflerimon al Mrs. Lanier l> Ttlgbee's home, 448 Asbury avenue It will ta blued lulerest of mercy department I business •meeting. All members urged to be present galmia Tribe Incarparwlrd. hrough Its atloruey. A. C. Boswel . Ralmla Tribe, No. 320, Imp. O. R. M., teen Ineorporated. Tlie Incorpos are Mark lutke, Vernon Carlson, , Haniuel L. Hmlth, Luther L. Wallace . ' I'has. H. Hreckley.

. Muclwto the regret—to use no harsh term—of many of the people of Ocean •Ily, the West Jeresy A tJeashore HallruadCo has •tls-xJlillniwd Ihs ass of sue of Rs standard ears on Its line lo

Ibis eRy >

There la aakl to ha a gausral fading Ibat If tbs Hoard of Trad* had ei-

TAKE YOUR BABIES TO THE BIG TURKEY DINNER

STATE’S INDUSTRIES

of Matlaim. Ihs New Jet for lbs lost yeer predoeed the e total of IRlt.TTtaM la go

JOLLY CROWD AT OYSTER SUPPER William Chadwick and Wife Gave Friends a Royal Entertainment. Mr. and Mm. Wm. Chadwick gave i oyster supper at their home on Frklay evening to a number of their friends, aud Ihe occasion was a very enjoyable one. All did full justice to tlieoysier pie and. the "fries," which they declared ware the best they aver ate. and Mrs. Chadwick'a skill In preparing these was highly praised. the conclusion of the feast, guests spent au hour or more p sully m singing songs and telling stories. There were songs by Wm. Price, Cbas. Brack ley. Waller Nelenn md Albert Cotton. When they left they were unanimous Ip expressing the opinion that lhay never had a better time. Most of those lu the party were Mr. Chadwick’s lellowwurkmen lu Capt. C. L. Brrrckley's shop. Those present were Hqulre J H. Bush, (Jtpt. C. L. Breckley, Ueorge Breck'ley. Cbas. .Breckley, Emerson Hmlth, W. B Uarwood, Deo. Justlson, Wm. Pilce, Reuben Hand, Benj. Oroves, Herbert Burley, Wm. Lake, Albert Coltou, Fred. Clark, Walter Nalaon. Robert Bateman, N. T. Luttou aud J. F. MacNamee, of the Brstinki..

ms bo Wens **lsolllol.

Before the recent cold weather crabs ere oaver so plentiful lu tba bay. Big eatchaawere made. Among the lucky onee were Dr. C. K. Edwards, R. W. Edwards and wife and M William E Maaaey. The crabs have

now sought their winter beds.

with ell modern convent-

„ i, kltehen end servant, qua (tars, large y%id. located on i entral avenue. In Ihe central part of tge Owner will sell on eeay terms.

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IX X . Hrutinri. omce.

Three pee cent, mtereet can be earned un money during Its "waiting perhst." if deposited lu the Flret Na-

Ikiual Bauk of Ocean CHy.

Waltreans and Lauudresa wanted, the month. Aiq.ly Htaeayne Hotel,

Igr tb* Octal

4-go to 11. R. Hmlth A Houa for aoytblng In the line of Wall I Paper. You wlllnol only be treated bight, but you will gel a square deal.

M. E. Church Officials Have Provided a Nursery in Basement of Edifice. Married folks who are members of Interested In the Flret M. K. Church, id who are Ihe parents of babies, III have no excuse for not attending the turkey atipper tu be given Ir lal rooms of the church, under the iplcea of the official board, They can lake their babies lu Ihelr coaches to the church, end Ihe little ones will be carefully looked after by woman who will have charge of the temporary nursery. Ho, those who have been holding off i this account can now buy their Uckets, which are only 75 cents titling them lo one ot the biggest and rst "feeds" they’ve had In a long

bile.

It may be said Incidentally that not ie of the turkeys bought by the < ilttee was ever within strnlMng mce ofa cold-storage plant. All turkaya that were caught and killed its week. Dr. Brimyata. It. B Htltes anil W. K. Massey went lu Philadelphia Monday afteruonn aud aerured 318 pounds l *** Thursday fit turkey. The committee had ar- ,u •‘“‘ear* Collage These lhay ' to buy thelurkeysa! Newltelri, **" «e<»rge Marrom, Friward I with a disappointment. . Campbell. • , T _ | from thla eRy «be are J. W. FERNLEY HONORED Jj* Tll . l,TI 1 tb^'ki - . he trip le the ealr eMNMtata Him i. K»-| fog, frem . —— It ■ a Iwe Uovtrnor Tenar, of Pennsylvania, b y mectrkhas appoluietl James Wbllaker Fernley, of Philadelphia, to be a member of the Board to Examine Expert Ac I j M fo. jg^,fo g, mountains, vice Cliarles N. Vollum, , , r y irx t y la . A dsceaxil Mr. Fernlcy Is a 'well , n su uimer reskleut of Ocean City. ml eoirrtsi.iiest.i el Cape May ’ * * 1 Uhwrt Hooss Friday svsalng They weee gweeto af Mbs Hsnba Hma. af ThejHev. John J. Hweeusy, rector of I <win Home, onaefthe Bt. Aiigbstlue's Church, j| enjoying a | in this eRy