Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18

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subject of resolutions and ordinances.
The first resolution to be passed, read
as follows:
whereas, it is now deemed advis-
able and for the best interests of the
taxpayers and citizens Of this city that
that portion of Schellenger avenue
and Lincoln avenue nov occupied by
the old boardwalk, be opened to travel
by removing such part of the old walk
as now occupies the said avenues;
THAT the Director of Streets, Parks
and Public Property be, and he is
hereby authorized to proceed at once
to open said avenues; and that the
owners of property adjoining and bor-
dering on the boardwalk now erected
within the confines of the said we
nues, be at once notified of such in
tended removal and that they be re-
quested to protect the property ada
cent latter the removal of the said
boardwalk, by railing or by other
means that will give notice to persons
using their property that after re-
moval the city will not be liable in
any way or manner for any accident
that might arise from the neglect of
said owners to so protect their prop
erty."
A second resolution directed the city
tax collector to cancel of record an
assessment of taxes to the amount of
S32.58 against a building supposed to
be standing on lots Z, s and 8 in
block 172, in the second ward and
owned by Allena Hitz. There is no
building at that location mentioned.
1t was a mistake of the assessor in
making his returns. The above reso-
luton corrects the error.
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Mrs. Nipples for fine candies,
cigars, hemstitching, picoting and
buttons. 115 West Maple avenue
Bell phone 361-W.-adv.
Mrs. R. H. Hess, of 225 East Oak
avenue, has removed to 210 East Pine
avenue.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a sauer kraut supper at the
Royal Inn tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Isaac Robinson returned last
Monday from a visit to her sister, in
Brooklyn. d
James Day has opened a barber shop
on Pacific avenue, opposite Hunts
theatre.
y DR.. Margaret Mace has returned
from a trip west, having taken a
patient to California.
Armistice Day marked the begin
ming of events for the Girls Scout
troop in Wildwood, when ground was
broken on the station plaza for the
erection of a cabin home, Rev. l.. H.
Fisher and Capt. Mrs. G.. Livezey Off
ciating in the ceremonies. At the regu-
lar business meeting on Monday even
ing last, eight new members were en-
rolled. This Saturday evening, No
vember 10Th, at City Hall, will as
semble the boy and girl troops in n
grand rally. The participants will be
masked and present as their admis-
sion fee fruit and cakes calculated to
make up the refreshment feast later.
The mothers are to be invited, so
everyone must know the good time
that is in store for these youngsters.
The following girls are members of
the wildwood Scouts: Augusta Ganser,
Natalie Berndt, Mildred Green, Mari
ania Won ~Falkenburg, Edith Won Falk-
enburg, Grace Cole, Mabel Munoch,
Elizabeth Coombs, Pauline Grace,
Stella Keller, Josephine Morris, May
Parker, Libby Forshay, Carmella
Viola, Margaret Baker. The rules
from Scout Headquarters in New
York City state that girls from 10 to
is years can join. Meetings are held
every Monday evening at City Hall at
7.3O. Parents of Girl Scouts are in
vited to attend the meetings, says Mrs.
Louise Lfvezey, captain.
The home of Antonio Carino, Italian
farmer, IN the main seashere road,
was destroyed by fire last Monday
night about nine o'clock. Most all the
u ulluIS WdS I6uuON6u D6lOI6 Tie
Wildwood fire company arrived. The
family was said to be visiting friends
in New York at the time, but Tony
was at home. Tony is well known in
Wildwood, having driven a huckster
wagon here for the past two years.
Forty years ago this house was occu-
pied by and owned by Benjamin
Crosse. Alfred Crosse, a well-known
Cape May County farmer and horse
man, is a son of Benjamin, and was
raised on this farm, which is located
three miles from Wildwood.
All the best makes of shoes for all
the family, at prices to fit the purse,
Beers Big Shoe Store.
The Guards of Beach Council, No.
157, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, had a drill last
Tuesday night and the Degree Team