Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-28
WILDWOOD.
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and amusement promoter from AtIan-
tic City, introduced Mr.. Riddle who IL
the conductor of IA all-American band
who spoke briefly. The clerk was In
structed to ask the two railroad Conn.,
panies to place fiagmen at their respec-
tive places over Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Mrs. G. K. Binns asked per-
mission 10 raise aud lengthen the board
walk approach on Lincoln avenue to
meet their new theatre exit. PERMITS
sion was granted, che to bear the ex-
penee. The electrical inspector was In
etrucled to make his fees for inspecting
lights at 75cents and $3.50, respectively.
Complaint was entered against mud
holes on Montgomery avenue, also
weeds and poisonous vines on Spencer
avenue. Sand was ordered removed
from sidewalk OF @. w. Crompton's
Leaning avenue property aud be was
ordered to build q new one. Resoln-
ton was offered to appropriate ST, 900
for the use of the schools for the year,
also a resolution was offered to raise
So, 900 by bond issue for repairs to school
properties. Final reading June 18th.
Application was granted to operate a
photograph business at 108 Schellenger
avenue. Permission was given Prof.
Chalmers to use the Odd Fellows Don
for Glass Day exercises Of the High
School on June 7th. Harry Ford, of
Vineland, In a letter offered the band
of that city for Decoration Day. Lin
ton Satterthwait, attorney for the New
ton Paving Co., served a writ of certio-
rari against the Commissioners to stop
ali work Of repaving, and the contract
is to be revie LEVIED before Judge Black in
the Supreme Court, at Trenton, on June
LIST. French Il Richards, attorneys of
Camden, were retained, In conjunction
with Solicitor Hand, to represent the
Commissioners. $4,000 was appropri-
ated by resolution for music. Com
mittee of three Commissioners was ap-
pointed to wait on Mr.. Crane of the
Casino Pier Co, also Atlantic Pier Co..
to arrange for band accommodations,
etc. A summons on the city of Wild
wood to be represented at Cape May
before the county tax board on Tues
day, June LIST, when the Order of Eagles
will show cause why their valuable
corner property should not be taxed.
M. q. Kerrigan will manage the
Regent Theatre, the new motion pic
lure theatre now building at Lincoln
avenu and the board walk.
When going away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv.
Mr.. Haas, Of Germanto wn, and Mics
McKenna, of Oak Lane, Philadelphia,
were Sunday visitors at the Kenwin,
on Garfield
GARDEN HOSE, ETC., hose reels,
sprays and MOBILES. All kinds of gar
den implements at Harbison's.
Mr.. Litchenstein, of Philadelphia,
will rent one of the BlenheimC heviot'e
apartments on Garfield enu
Mrs. H. B. Simon, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her son, Howard w. Simon, OF
il5 west Pine avenue, who Is a clerk in
Fitzpatrick's drug store.
Miss Marie Surran, of Montgomery
avenue, is visiting her mother who re-
sides at Bridgeton.
James Johnson, Of Germantown, has
rented the basement apartment of the
Kenwin, on Garfield venue
ICE CREAM FREEzERS-All 81
yes and prices at Harbison's.
Mrs. Margaret Bell, of Montgomery
avenue, has returned from Bingham
ton, N. Y, where she was visiting her
sick daughter, Mrs. Pfeifer.
APRONS-PercaIe, bungalow and
other style aprons at Harbison's.
Mrs. George w. Ryder has opened
the Clearview on Crosse
The Junior Epworth League Of the
Hollywood NJ. e. church picniced at
Erma on Saturday of last week.
SWEATERS-Babies and small
children's sweaters at reasonable prices
at Hsrbison's.
The Funeral Benefit Association in
which Holly Council, No. 50, Daugh-
tiers OF America, has the members in
sured promptly settled the claim Of
Mrs. Maude Nickerson.
Don't forget Our Boys Minstrels this
Saturday night, May 20, at Bakers. y
Don't be without a pair Of white
shoes or oxfords for Decoration Day.
W. Nj. Beers. The New Shoe Store,
Oak and Pacific, under Hotel 6eacrest.
Everybody get ready for Our Boys
Minstrels for Benefit Wildwood Fire
Co., Saturday night, May 20, at