Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-02
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

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len now living near Newark. 1t
reads: Il read an article in a Jersey
City paper about some of Captain
Kids treasure being unearthed under
Hunts Casino. l guess maybe Wild
woods getting on the map. Also read
another article of Wildwood's build
ing boom. I have talked Wildwood
all the way from here to New York
City and feel sure that the coming
season will see some strange faces
from this section. Montclair is n of
the wealthiest communities in this
part of the country and a little Wild
wood advertising there might mean a
few more summer residences at our
shore for they are the class who spend
the season at the shore. I have no
doubt whatever hat a few dollars
wisely spent in this territory would
net big results" The tip is worth
following up and NO doubt the Board
Of Trade will do some work in this
section this summer.
The very newest in neckwear, in
Guiding the popular Paisley ties. Read
u adv. on page s. Mech & Co.-adv.
Miss Lillian Mathews, of Olney, Pa,
is visiting at the Forcum home on East
Taylor avenue
Chuck roast 1Oc pound at Coombs'
Markets.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haslett, of
Philadelphia, were Sunday visitors
here looking wei their property on
East Lincoln They are plan
ming on coming down about April list
to open these apartments for the sum-
mer season.
Valentines in attractive variety.
Read our adv. on page 8. Mech &
Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Birch, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday at their
18th street property.
Chuck roast loo pound at Coombs'
Markets.-adv.
H. Brown, of Camden. is spending
a visit here with his friend, Frank
Randolph, on East Schellenger avenue.
Chuck roast 10c pound at Coombs'
Markets.-adv.
Its a Long Way to Ti%pperary," but
it's also a Long Way to Wildwood"
when the other end of the journey is
Atlantic City. However, this distance
did not daunt Fred Lloyd and Lorenzo
Larricks, who were in that. resort on
Saturday with a crowd of Red Men
from Wildwood. When the bus which
had transported the Red Men started
for Wildwood Lloyd and Larricks were
among the missing. The couple ar
rived at the starting point a few min
utes after the bus had gone and at l
o'clock Sunday morning they began to
walk from Atlantic City to Wildwood.
They reached Cape May Court House
at 10 A. M. that morning and being
tired and foot sore they boarded a
train at that place which brought
them the remaining distance in COM
fort.
Famous Dove Undermuslins priced
at a saving in our special sale. Read
our adv. on page s. Mech & Co.-adv.
A. J.. Cafiero and Frank Bianchi
have formed a partnership for the con-
duct of the real estate business and
have rented for this purpose the room
numbered 3411 in the William H..
Bright block, extending along Holly
Beach avenue from Oak toward Cedar
The F. Bianchi and Co. Con-
struction Co. are also represented in
this Office. Frank L.. King has also
just opened up in that block again.
To locate these real estate offices it
may be said hat they are on the site
of the original Thomas b.. Connolly
property, where the latter sold fishing
tackle and other things without mum
Der. In the back yard now the scene
of all this real estate activity was
fruit trees, grape vines and green
grass. In early summer people going
to the train used to admire the bios
SONS on these peach trees.
At the Monday evening meeting of
the Bachelors Club, held in their
rooms in the Aldine apartments a
most enjoyable program was rendered
by the members. The POSTMASTER of
the evening was Egbert Wood, who
made an opening address and then
introduced DR.. c. G. Knoll, president
of the club. DR.. Knoll gave an inter-
esting address to the members on
1.-The Care of the Teeth" Following
the presidents talk two monograph,
selections of operate music were en-
joyed, followed by a thorough descrip-
ton of these operas given by Paul
Albus. Prof. o. L. Daley, of the High
School, was next introduced and gave
an interesting address taking as his
topic, Why Grammar" Following
this enlightening program the mem
bers partook of a tasty luncheon
served and arranged by Gedney Rigor.
Several new members were admitted
to the club at this meeting.
The Violet Club met at the home of
Mrs. Charlebois, in Anglesea, on
Thursday afternoon of last week and a
pleasant time was spent at pinochle.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lilly