, 1906-04-11
ANGLESEA VOTES
TO ISSUE BONDS
Special Election Held Tuesday
Carried by a Vote of Is TO Is
Other News Items
CERTIORARI PROCEED
INGS RUMORED

The special election held in Anglesea
yesterday to vote on the proposition of
bonding the town for $50, 600 for the
purpose of buying the water plant now
owned by a private company, or for
the erection of a new water plant, was
carried by a vote of IS to ID. There is
some opposition to the project and it
was limited today that the bonds would
not be issued. Whether or not this
means certiorari proceedings we are
unable to state.
Anqlesea has donned her spring
attire and activity is everywhere in
evidence. Buildinds are going up in
many parts of the city limits and the
sound of the carpenters saw and
hammer echoes through the air on
every working day. Some surprising
changes await the coming of the
summer visitors.
The six Chestnut avenue cottages of
Vim. II. Drizler, of Philadelphia, now
nearing completion under the super
vision of Reeve Bros, contractors,
present a fine appearance. They will
be ready for occupancy by the first OF
May.
Repairs are underway at Mace's pier
and a number of new piling are being
sunk this week.
Our trimmed Easter baskets are con-
sidered such bargains they are going
fast. If you wish to secure one, order
now. Read our adv. on PACED. Mech
u Co. X
George Scott, of Philadelphia, is
having a handsome cottage erected on
the corner of First and Jersey
Two cottages are in course of rom
struction on Chestnut avenue for Chas.
II. Wood, ofPhiladelphia, and William
Morris, a Camden fireman. The work
il in charge of contractors Ellsworth
Hewitt and Matt Schellenger respec-
lively.
The Anglesea Juniors and the Wild
wood Knock Abouts crossed bats ON
the diamond at the corner of First and
Pennsylvania avenues last Saturday
afternoon, the former winning by a
score of % to 2.
Mrs. Ivan Newton Cunes, said to be
the best and most daring woman driver
of automobiles in America, who has
competed successfully in many races
with her White steamer, has purchased
a Maxwell speedster which she is now
driving on beach, track and road. Mrs.
Cunes has entered both her ears in the
Atlantic City races to be held ON April
%, 26, q and Is. :
Contractor Geo. Firth is this week
grading and filling in the property of
H., D;a,.I, = l;IoInlAhf l,.a tod
IN Fourth avenue.
Mrs. o. T. Bivins was Il Bridgeton
visitor on Monday.
Contractor James McLinden is
making good progress on the cement
sidewalks and curbingO on Pennsylvania
avenue in the vicinity of Eleventh ave.
nue., recently authorized 10y ordinance.
The Maxwell Cars are sold under the
positive guarantee that as good a car
cannot be sold at a lower price. K
Allen d. Risley and Leon Wheaton,
spent Sunday at Cape May visiting the
new hotel.
Mrs. Thomas Corson spent Saturday
in Rio Grande.
The game of ball which vas played
between the Anglesea boys and Holly
Beach resulted in a score of ii to 10 in
favor of Anglesea instead of l6 TO II in
favor of Holly Beach as stated last
week. After the eighth inning the
game was called off on account of a
dispute.
The Hereford Hotel, now owned by
A. Heaton, has undergone a pleasing
transformation this week as the result
of a bright new coat of paint. 1t now
appears in a striking combination of
red and white.