Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-06-20

u. Wignam PLUMBING inepectOEf y new
office just created.
The clerk was instructed TO write the
electric company and telephone COM
panies and ask them to paint their
poles.
The contract for laying a drain on
the south side OF Bennett ven was
awarded to Martinez Brothers at their
bid OF $808. These bids were opened
come time ago, bnt the matter was laid
over until yesterday.
The matter of paving Cedar avenue
from Holly Beach avenue to Park bou-
Ievard was laid over until next week,
as the ordinance was not ready for pas
sage.
Acting Solicitor Henry G. Chalmers
reported the result of his trip to Tren-
ton before the State Public Utility
Commission in regard to the water
question. He said the company's rep
resentative, who was also present,
agreed to suspend the collection Of the
additional charges which went into
effect this month until after July 1st.
A letter was read from Henry SLIDER
man, Of Los Angeles, Cal, to give bal
loon ~ascansions aud exhibitions here
all summer, to cost $50 per day and a
$4,000 balloon. The offer wac rejected.
Mayor Smith was authorized to en-
gage Judge Voorhees, to act with MI.
Chalmers In the water question and q
special meeting will be held Saturday
morning at $50 to take up the matter.
A citizens meeting has also been called
to be held In the city hall on Monday
night to discuss the water question.
A delegation from the Frankfort
Board Of Trade was In Wildwood on
Sunday last and left word that their
baseball team was getting In good
shape to play the team of the Wild
wood Board Of Trade. II you want to
play in this important game JOIN the
b. OF 4. at once. All those that wish
to take part in this game will please
send their names to Lanning Myers
or Frank l.. King ct once. They also
would like to have a game for their
female team, and all ladies and girls
that wish to play will also send their
names to the above committee, who
Will arrange for practice. A diamond
Is now In course of preparation at the
foot of Lincoln avenue on the beach.
Ladies will please note that the
Wildwood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 e. Wildwood ave. to 8008
Boardwalk, where Miss Scott will be
pleased to have yon call and see her
display OF hand work exclusively.--adv
Mary Brown and Theresa Boyd,
both colored, were arrested OF Tuesday
In Camden as they alighted from the
train on a charge Of larceny. They
we're employed Is ~d6fnesties at the
Girard on Pine avenue and when they
left the house Tuesday two diamond
rings and another ring disappeared.
The case was given to Chief of Police
Lester Smith about three O'Clock that
afternoon and he got busy Immediate
" by telephoning to the Camden po-
lice and had the two women arrested
on the arrival Of the afternoon train
there. Wednesday morning Chief
Smith went up on the 600 express and
brought them down to the county jail.
The stolen goods were found on them.
Special Saturday and Sunday only,
] Id. Chocolate Almond Bar made by
one OF the best known chocolate manu-
facturers in the world, for 19c, regular
price 25c. At Lowe's.-adv
Beach Council, Jr. o. u. A. M. will
hold a smoker and open house tonight
in their hall in the Journal building.
Cream Puff Sundaes, something
new, try one at Tronnem's Sweets.
Postmaster Morris Davis and Rich
ard M. More, president of the Cum
berIand Trust Company, OF Bridgeton,
were guests Of 8. A. Laping on Sunday,
Special-Plafted cream mint, zoe ID.
this week at Tronnem's Sweets.-adv
Mrs. r. G. Kane has composed a
piece OF music entitled Broken Heart
ed Mother which she has had copy
righted and published.
Fried Egg Sundae special Saturday
and Sunday, at Lowe's.-adv
Mrs. N. X. Kinsman and family are
down for the summer in their Maple
avenue cottage.
By patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best OF railroad facili-
ties.-adv
The Battle of Gettysburg lecture at
the Methodist church was postponed