Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-05-05
WILDWOOD

In order to delay trial II. H. Voor-
hees, Counsel for the Wildwood Chief
of Police, has gone so far as to attack a
Supreme Court Justice appointment,
having certioraried the appointment OF
Prosecutor Carrow. The matter is be-
ing argued at Trenton today. The
Wildwood City authorities are deter
mined to take advantage of every tech
nicsl point in order to have an aggres-
sive prosecutor removed.
Hear Cohen on the Telephone, also
at the Health Department and at
Brighton, on Columbia Records, at w.
M. Beers, Columbia agency.
The Pennsy put on their summer
through fast train to Philadelphia OIL
Monday, May l.. Steel coaches and q
parlor car make up the well appointed
train. 1t leaves the Crest at Col every
weekday morning arriving in Philadel-
phir at SAT. Returning it leaves
Philadelphia at 4.08 p. NJ, arriving at
Wildwood at $40. The train is manned
by the following crew: Conductor, j..
P. Parks; engineer, Theo. ]. Price; fire.
man, r. b. Speace; brakeman, Ira A.
Blinn; baggage master, r. B. Wood.
Harris and Schock have opened up
a fine line of Freihoefers bread and
cakes, opposite the Reading station.
For prompt and reliable service call
Keystone I'm \
John Wright and John Graham went
to Newark this week to attend the
annual session of the Great Council of
Red Men, of the State of New Jersey.
Mr.. Graham was the delegate from the
local lodge. They found Newark to be
a live city, but unusually so at present,
because it is celebrating Its 250th ami
versary. The city was settled in 1865.
The celebration opened May 1st and
will continue until October.
Delta smooth hose for sprinkling
lawns, for sale by Frank P. Mattera,
Third avenue and Railroad, Anglesea.
See this hose before you buy. Guaran-
teed for five years. Price reasonable
Money returned if not satisfactory.
Buy your hose Of your own gardener.
Patronize home dealers. X
WILDER s. Wright was in Camden
Wednesday attending the annual con-
vention of the South Jersey News
Dealers Association, held at Hotel
Ridgway.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Both phones.
Miss Mary e. O'Daniel left yester-
day for a vacation of two weeks. She
will visit her brother, who is a ply
stefan in Philadelphia, and two sisters,
one at West Chester and one at Oxford,
Pa.
The Holly Beach Building and Loan
Association will issue its eighth series
in the month of May. Arrangements
can be made to get shares now, at
offices of VIM. II. Bright. \
Tuesday was a busy day at Court
House. The grand jury vas in session
upstairs investigating the Board of
Freeholders, a number of the members
of the board being called as witnesses.
The Cape May County Board of Tax
alton r%eorganized by electing o. L.
Blackwell president, and Harry Sites
secretary. The Board of Freeholders
held a regular meeting in the court
room. Among other business transac-
ted $40, 900 was appropriated for mos
quito determination to be done II der
state officials by the process Of ditching
and draining lowlands.
We are showing some desira BILE nov
elites in stamped %scsrfs, luncheon
sets, scrap, laundry and collar and
cuff bags. 119 East Wild wood avenue.
Miss O'Daniel. x
Continued on page s