Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-30

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at West Philadelphia station. Con-
ductor Charles Smith takes this train
to Wildwood Junction where onnec-
tons are made with the train coming
from Cape May. Another train which
makes excellent connections at the
junction is No. 2412, which leaves
Wildwood at 4.37 P. NJ, in charge of
Conductor Steer, and meets No. 1112
coming from Cape May. The train ar
rives in Philadelphia at 6.35 P. NJ.
Until the new night train is put on,
the last train out of Wildwood on the
Pennsy is the excursion, No. 2414.
which leaves Wildwood at 6.31 P. NJ.
and arrives at Camden at S.51 P. M.
The first train coming into Wildwood
on the Pennsy is the excursion, which
leaves Camden at 700 and arrives
here at GA A. M. The second is an
arriving in Wildwood at 1892 A. M.
A Delaware River Bridge Train, No.
2405, leaves Broad Street Station at
9,25 A. M, West Philadelphia at $40
A. M. and North Philadelphia at $40.
On this train the visitors coming to
Wildwood are not only Philadelphians,
but people from all sections of the
United States. The train arrives in
Wildwood at Has A. NJ. A local train
from Millville makes connections at
Wildwood Junction with No. 2449. The
train leaves Millville at 1918 A. NJ.
and arrives in Wildwood at 2.07 P. NJ.
There are three expresses from Mar
ket Street Wharf which are run on
Saturdays only. No. 2449 leaves Mar
ket Street Wharf at 1924 P. NJ. and
arrives here at 2.07 P. NJ. Another
train, No. 2407, leaves Market Street
at 1.04 P. M. and arrives at 3.05 P. NJ.
The third train leaves at 1.36 P. M.
and arrives in Wildwood at 1923 p. NJ.
"A train for Wildwood leaves Market
Street Wharf daily. except Sunday, at
200 P. M. and arrives in Wildwood at
4.02 P. M. This train has a parlor
car and all the coaches are of steel.
The Commuters Special, which is
the fastest train coming into Wild
wood, leaves Market Street at APO
p. M. and arrives at 500 P. M. The
conductor on this train is j. w. Sharp.
Several new coaches have been added
to the train which will encourage
Communication among business men. A
Delaware River Bridge Train leaves
Broad Street Station at 40 P. NJ,
West Philadelphia at 4.15 P. NJ, North
hi1a1o1nhSo OF A OK d M and q priNnG
in Wildwood at 6.15 P. NJ. This is the
second train which will bring pas
sengers from different parts of the
United States and has a parlor and
club car from Broad Street Station to
wildwood Crest. An express for Wild
wood leaves Market Street Wharf at
5.04 P. M. and arrives in Wildwood at
1902 P. NJ. This train connects at
Wildwood Junction with a local from
Millville that leaves Millville at
1926 P. M.
The wildwood and Delaware Bay
Short Line Railroad Company has also
answered the request for additional
trains and are prepared to handle in
excellent manner the large crowds
that will visit Wildwood. A train to
Philadelphia leaves Wildwood at sos
A. M. and arrives in Philadelphia at
9.25 A. M. This train is a local. The
commuters train leaves Wildwood at
6.53 A. NJ, and is one of the fastest
ever run on the Reading Rail-
road. The train is due to arrive in
Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ, but is often
three or four minutes ahead of the
scheduled time. The conductor OF this
train is S. r. Golf, of Cape May. The
engineer is w. Williams, and the fire
man, Roland Barker. The brakemen
are Samuel Barnes, Of Court House,
and Harry Shinn, of Camden. This
has been named the wildwood
Ace" The third train to Philadelphia
leaves Wildwood at 500 A. M. and
at 9.45 A. M. This train is a
good one and handy for those who do
not wish to rise so early.
An express leaves this city at LILO
P. M. and arrives in Philadelphia at
SO P. M. A local leaves at 3.05 P. M.
and arrives at 6.25 P. M. The next
is at 4.43 P. NJ, arriving at
Philadelphia at 6.35 P. NJ, and the last
train out of Wildwood on the Reading
is the excursion which leaves at $40
M. and arrives in Philadelphia at
SIS. Most of the coaches used are OF
steel. 1t is possible that the Reading
will put on a night train for Philadel-
phia to leave Wildwood at 900 T. M.
returning at lao in the morning.