, 1903-10-07
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Liveryman Cox left on Tuesday for
JuliustoWn, Burlington County, with
his teams.
Ready-to-wear hats at reasonable
prices at Mech & Co.'S.
Mrs. Viola Carrow and family. who
spent the summer cottaging in Angle
sea, left on Monday for their home in
Somerton, Philadelphia. The Carrows
were one OF the original lot owners in
Anglesea. They enjoyed their stay
here and contemplate coming next
season.
Lonnie Smiths pound has been quite
successful during the past week.
Eight barrels of weak fish were caught
one day.
If troubled with a weak digestion try
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They will do you good. For sale
by Cohen Bros, Wildwood; G. w.
d. ugherty, Anglesea; NJ. l.. Branin,
Holly Beach.
a regular adjourned meeting of the
Anglesea Borough Council was held
on Thursday evening of last week.
Mayor Hilton and Councilmen Buck,
Emf, Hewitt, Eoffman and Young were
present, as were also Borough Clerk
Shivers and Solicitor Voorhees,. A lot
OF unfinished business from the last
regular meeting was disposed of. Col
lector Young was directed to redeem a
5000 Improvement certificate held by
Joshua Shiyers from funds collected
from street grading and g~raveling as
sesSmentS. Councilman Young COM
planned Of a bad hole on 26th street,
left there by Contractor NanHorn and
he NVpG npdaFn1 nAfiHOI 30 El1 - =,
The question of digging up the streets
was discussed and the solicitor was
directed to draw an ordinance requir-
ing a permit to be taken out by paities
digging up the streets for any purpose.
w. L. Young and James w. Thornton
submitted bids for furnishing wooden
drainage trunks for a numberof streets.
Mr.. Thornton vas awarded the con-
tract and required to furnish a bond
for SIl4, with a forfeiture of So per day
II the work was not done by a given
date. The repairing of the belfry was
referred to the buildings committee.
1t was decided to have the ordinances
OF tie borough printed in pamphlet
form the matter being referred to the
prin ing committee with power to act.
Henry IL. OttenS was given permission
to dig up the street and lay sewer pipe
on 23rd, 24th, 18th and New York
avenues. Until an ordinance is passed
governing sewer connections, persons
dess1.,g to connect with the will
be required TO Obtain permission from
the sewer committee. James Coap-
man was appointed a Commissioner of
Appeal to fill a vacancy. The question
of the riparian rights in front of GER
tain streets i'll the borough was dis
cussed and Council requested through
the solicitor hat the State Riparian
Commission fix a date when the mat
ter can be heard. Judge Voorhees, was
authorized to apply for riparian rights
in front of certain streets OH behalf of
the borough, and Engineer Rice was
instructed to furnish a map showing
high water mark in front of these
streets and the original line of dedica-
ton as appearing of record in the
county clerks office. At this meeting
of Council, the borough formally re-
linquished all claim to the riparian
right from Chestnut venue to sixth
street on the ocean front and conceded
that the same was the property of
Henry H. Ottens, who owns most of
the land in that vicinity. Mr.. Ottens
had taken legal steps to retain this
right and the borough officials decided
not to take the matter to the courts,
as they were satisfied that Mr.. Ottens
would win the case. Council adjourn
ed to meet on Thursday evening,
October 8th.
Richard Shimp, formerly station
agent at Anglesea, died at Alloway, on
Wednesday of this week, after a linger-
ing illness, aged 81 years.
ID. E. Pickering, of Wildwood, has
been engaged by Chas. Mace to raise
the Hotel Royal several feet higher, i'll
order to provide for a basement. Also
to move the restaurant building from
nea the station to a location on New
jersey avenue, opposite the Royal.
japanese goods, souvenirs, shell goods,
euchre prizes, large assortment at r.. w.
Ryan's japanese Bazaar. Il
DIR. Jonas Bowman died on Thursday
of last week at his home at 1415 s.. Doth
street, Philadelphia, at the old age of
81 years. He at one time practised
medicine in Pennsylvania. When
Anglesea was first started, he was zone
of the promoters of the town and at the
time of his death owned several blocks
of lots here. He also operated largely
in real estate at Atlantic City and was
a very shrewd business man. The fun
eral occurred last Sunday.
We offer choice cottage, hotel and
business locations for sale at moderate