Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02

road" was given a nights lodging.
Archer Henrick, superintendent of
the city's water system, reports a big
increase in the number of new con-
sumers during the month OF May,
water mains having been tapped in the
following localities:
For M. Wenderoth, north side OF
Twenty-sixth avenue near boardwalk.
For p. McShane, Southwest corner
Twenty-sixth and Pacific venue
For Sherman E. Lockwood, 322 East
Glenwood ven
For John Werner, 1904 Park boule-
ward. neal Glenwood avenue.
; For Patrick Boyle, apartments,
North side of Twenty-ffth avenue,
East Of Central avenue
For T. Alderman, North side OF
Twentieth avenue, East of railroad.
For Harry lowering, 120 East Eigh-
teenth avenue.
For Emma B.. Williams, South side
of Seventeenth avenue, East OF trolley
line.
For J. A. Romberger, 113 West
Seventeenth avenue.
For Mr.. Oneschic, 124 West Fiji
teenth
For Henry H. ottens, 705 New York
avenue.
For Oswaldo Melchiorre, South side
First avenue West of Central avenue
For Mr.. Halderman, 1409 Delaware
avenue. !,
For A.. H. Green, Second avenue and
Beech Creek.
For Edward Fellona, Southeast cor
ner Juniper and New York venue
For wildwood Bungalow Co., North
side of Oak avenue West of Hudson
avenue.
For Wildwood Bungalow Co., Lake
avenue North of wildwood avenue
For wildwood Bungalow Co., 424
West wildwood venue
For Thomas P. Walls, 140 West Tay-
lor avenue.
For Charles Jansen, 1874 West Baker
avenue.
For George ]. Cans, South side Rio
Grande avenue West of drawbridge.
For Joseph A. Hand, South side OF
Crosse avenue East of railroad.
For Charles B. Abrams, South side
Spencer avenue West of Pacific ave
For James Mellor, South side Crosse
avenue East of railroad.
For Mary A. PetZelt, North side OF
Bennett avenue East of railroad.
For John T. Byrne, boardwalk con-
Oa-GNIl ryo,,1o
For Alfred S. Haney, boardwalk con-
nection neal Spicer e
The foregoing list of q additional
water consumers was added during the
first half of May. Now follows a list
of 26 more for the second half, making
a total, in May, of So taps and new
connections:
For Benjamin Mitchell, Northwest
corner Maple and Hudson avenues
For Jacob Seybold, 301S Hudson
avenue neal Maple e n
For Sol Oettinger, South side Gar
field avenue near Pacific avenue.
For E. G.. Feeney, North side of
Spencer avenue West of Atlantic ave.
For E. ]. Wilkie, 23O West Magnolia
avenue.
For Mr.. Green, S17 West Andrew
avenue.
For William Nefferdorf, 341 West
Andrew avenue.
For Thomas H. Holmes, 125 West
Magnolia avenue.
For Mr.. Kern, 1913 West Hildreth
emu
For Mrs. Annie R. Hestor, 416 East
Tw~enty-sixth avenue.
For David McKibbin, South side of
Twenty-sixth avenue near boardwalk
1.-TWO ~connections).
For C. J. Sharkey, corner Twenty
third and trolley (Greylock site).
For Larry Harkins, South side of
Twenty-fourth venue East of Central
avenue.
For Mrs. e. B. Mick, 121 East Eigh-
teenth
For Henry Homiller, 129 East Eigh-
tenth
For Elizabeth Dolan, 1903 New York
avenue.
For Miss Emily Ransley, North side
Sixteenth avenue West OF Delaware
avenue.
For Mrs. Martin, Southwest corner
Myrtle road and Park boulevard.
For Pennsylvania Railroad Co., at
Crest passenger station.
For E. and H. Neff, South side Fern
road West of railroad.
For Pasquale Ingenito, South side
Sweet Briar road East of railroad.
For Regent Theatre building, board
walk and Garfield emu
For Lizzie Dishart, boardwalk near
Roberts venue
For David Corenzwit, boardwalk
near Roberts ven
For S. S. Rebel, 400 East Mont
gomery avenue near boardwalk.
Mr.. Henrick says last month was
one of the biggest the operating de-
partment has ever had in meeting the
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