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New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
WON THE AIR
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John White. guitarlst
7:10-Columbia French lecture
7:3o-Great moments in hist Dry
viking symphony orchestra and
Sigurd Nilsson
S:30-Male quartet and instrument
tai trio
9-Classical favorites
1o-Auction bridge game
1o:30-The Calvacade
1t:30-Janssen's orchestra
66O-WJZ-i5i
5:3G-Market quotations
5:S5-Financial summary
5:40-Cotton quotations
5.50-Farm market reports
Frank Dole. English shepherd
Dogs"
7:l5-Commodore orchestra
7:45--The Record Boys
S:15-Same MS WEI
Grand opera program
lo-Don Anaizo, wizard
0:30-Roger kahn's orchestra
85o-WGBS-3l8
5---J-ncle Geebee
G:30--Alma Mater, n. Y. [. night
6:55-G. Blum, Play Direction
7:05-"The Medical Center
7:15-Neo's violin recital
7:40-Eeo's concert orchestra
observation-disclosures
S:3O-Cellist, pianist
9-Royal Hawaiian quartet
9:15-1ar solos, Oriental music
9:30-Evangelistic mixed quartet
10-Asthetic dance lessons
O:20--Evalyn Seitz. contralto
t0:30-Neo's dance orchestra
11:3o-Musical comedy; WGBS en-
senble
lt:50-Musical comedy, 'TWinkl'
Twinkle" Joe Brown, comedian
WILLIAMSBURG
G--Matty Levine entertainers
G:t5-Judith Roth, soprano
6:30-Allen AMI Paley, songs
6:45-Arljne Eden, pianist
Dan Banta, vlolinlst
7:15--Duets
7:30--Dan Banta, violinist
1:45-Bert Andrews, tenor
S-Robert Softer, pianologuoS
S:15-Doretta Joerme, soprano
9S:30-Hockey, Boston Bruins vs.
Chicago Black Hawks
lO:30-Demain's orchestra
11OO-WEBJ-2.3
Dan Barnett's orchestra
7.45-Philip krumholtz
address, GarroW Geer
S:10-Soprano
S:2o-Happy tunester
S:3O-Sid Barry's orchestra
SO2-WRNY-374
Al Lacks orchestra
7:l5-Baritone
7:30-Lidograms
7:S5-Betsie Spogen, soprano
1:5O-"The Scientific Detective
@S--Hour Of music, In the Nur
sery"
f9-Kane Lodge, Explorers Night
dinner 10 Donald &. Mcmillan
S3O-WHN-3G1
6 :30-Rabbis' association
6:5o--Health talk
iceland orchestra
Extraordinarily Chateau
S:30--Quality Entertainers
9:05--Entertainer
9:15--Lyons and ellis, songs
9:30-Woodside orchestra
lo--Right and Wrong, singers
10:S0-Moulin Rouge orchestra
IN r. C's Pals
11:l5-Songs
57O-WNYC-ocG
6-Pianist
6:l0-Market
6:20-Piano selections
6 :30-Elemcntary Italian
7-Advanced Italian
7:S0-Policc alarms
7:S5-Judith Roth, entertainer
I: 5o-"PurChasing Public Health
| S:o5-Leon Simon, songs
| S:20-"G9th Congress-
| S:35-Montana orchestra
a-"The Spirit OF Ind"pcndel. e"
| 9:15--Montana orchestra
| 9:45-"V otaire''
! 10:05-"Moderness of First Cen
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
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fury"
1O:25--piano selections
1o:3O-Police alarms: weather
SSo-WNCA-3J
6-Eoils string ensemble
6.3o-Mansfield orchestra
Talk on Telephone
7:15-Dolly Kay orchestra
7:45-WNTcA trio
S:G6-Studio program
g-Musical extravaganza
2:St-l'aNon Hour Of Music
t0:3o-Leo Bernstein's orchestra
t1-Ernic Golden's orchestra
u mid.-Carr's Entertainers
71O-WGL-i22
G;t5--''Books That Build"
G.30-Dinner music
7-"Public Speaking Hints
7:15-Leo kcnnedy's orchestra
7:3J-Today in History
7:45-Ico kcunedv's orchestra
Big and Little Brothers"
S:15-Pianist
S:3d-Ducts
Talk
9:15-"Cookic" songs
g:30-CornelIs orchestra
lo-Hardman Male quartet
lo:30-IriSh Pipers
7S0--WLWL-3Sf
>:3o-Ariad Trio
alfred Losinski. pianist
t:l5-"Abuso Of Water supply
a.&0-John Barron. tenor
Giovanni Lettino, cellist
l0-Thaatcr movement
f1:15-K. of c. orchestra
1lOO-WPCU-2.3
5:l0-Niolinist
5:3e-Mme. Dosti
Mae Sims, songs; talk
n:$o-Joe Lane, songstrr
Ellis Male quartet
9:&0-MiNed quartet
1u-Ycrkes orchestra
10;&0-Nita Dadiue, lyric soprano
l1:&0-Salon Royal orchestra
93O-WBNH-322
STAGE and Screen
y:3o-Dorothy Miller, pianist
e-Cccile Lyons, soprano
g.30-I}oh l.angSton, tenor
iU-Sid Barry's orchestra
1Olo-W sOM-2sS
Chris Lockers trio
6:45-Natty Joyce, tenor
--Josep hine lie MAR
7:l5-Melody Man, Joe Davis
-:30-Eva Hale, songs
T:45-SiSto, Martini and Plaro
Songs
S:15-A Comparte, baritone
>.3O-The Musical Pals
studio program
lO-Piotu and Hardy, songs
10:30-Anna Balthy, soprano
l1-Don Juan Troubadours
1052-NKBQ-2S5
9-l2 mid.--Same as WPCH
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29

Talk
I 1.15-Soncs
.:15-SongS: pianologue; contraIto
Harmony Eoys
/ S:i5-Johu Mead. pianis;
| g-Chargcrs
| lo-Doll and Sons recital
10:3O-Gay Boys orchestra
Observation-Disclosures City-l72
f:3Q-Moltzen orchestra
| 7:3o-Sterling male quartet
| S-Lcgion Hour
I Child welfare talk
I Celebrations; pianist; songs
10--Club program
S60-WNJ-Ncwark-35O
| 6-Dance orchestra
! 7--Washington ensemble
! 7:30-The Gideons
| S-Investors' questions
| S:l5-Contralto
! ;20-Contralto
S:45-Soprano
| ARTISTS recital
lo-Ukulolo Peggy Gilroy
1o;l5-knights OF Melody
l0:45-Eddie Goets' Demons
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! G;l5-Children's songs
| G:So-String quartet
7:30-Cass Hagan's orchestra
S-The Holmes Brothers
! S:l5-lcc-
| &9;l5-Janc Green, comedy star
/ 9:3o--"Romance"
/ l0-Mildred Avanelle, soprano
t0:15-Russian band
| ll-Orchestra
/ 1l:S0-News
| i1:35-Dancc orchestra
! Observation-Disclosures
! G-Dailey's orchestra
! Bill Fellmeth, sports
! 1:15-Pio'ti and Hardy, songs
! 7:4o-Harmonica
! Stirring trio
S:3o-Carroll entertainers
9-Y. NJ G. A. hour
| l0--Gerald Sears, music
Observation-Disclosures
6-Alice from Wonderla nj
( G:S0-Music. violinist. ukulelc, tenor
( ''' t''+I, f''''''.'' SUI 80
|
o''' ''''-' '0''~' -
{ 1oso-N DNN -NeWaTk-2So
:5p--Dlnner music
'io-Ed' southern hippo
15"-Boy Scout campfire
S-Champer OF Commerce
'--Mlhhette 1cSchke, soprano
| 9:1e--Conraito; pianist
! >; 5o--'lllagers orchestra
! ~ o-Ernest smith, tenor
Ao:oo--| Villagers orchestra
| DA-I'a'ersoil-"9
5-MluSIlp1neh OF Mich.
! o;'o-Ne"s' sport 'ask
! ~ Grey Lewis olthesIrA
S--l'alce orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
TUESDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.

Note-Astertsks 60 Indicate Pick
OF the programs
Figures to the left of call letters IN
dictate kilocycles: those to right
meters.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
Southern Stations
1ccO-WRAL-Baltimorc-nl6

12HO-NRAL-3 10
5-Sandman Circle
6:30-Dinner orchestra
7:30-Male quartet
S-Trio; soloist
o-Jubilee Singers
9:30-Violin- piano recital
10-Municipal band
ll-Dance orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
S-Same as WEAF
Talk, Nina Reed music
S-Maynower orchestra
S:3O-11:30-Same as WEAF
Observation-Disclosures
Talk; bedtime story
Spinner concert; songs
S:SN-Same as WEAF
l0--ArtiSt recital
Observation-Disclosures
6-Concert; educational talk
S:S0-Same as WEAF
1I:45-Concert
Observation-Disclosures
S:29-Talk: studio concert
.3O-PWX-IIaNana--i00
S:3O-12-Conccrt: dance music
SGO-CZE-McNiCo City-3o0
l0-Music; weather; lectures
73O-CYJ-McXico City-41o
10--Talk; music
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
New England Stations

New England Stations
6sO-WTIC-Hartfo 476
s-Dinner music, Hotel HeuDlein
Trio
5.25-News
e6:3o-Raritone solo: The Diver.
John Ashmore Gowen, OF New
Britain
Piano Solo: Moment Musical
tSchuberD; EIinor Jenette Pond
baritone Solo: My Hearts in the
Highlands (Burns); Mr., Gowen
Piano Solo: ImpromptI (Schu-
berD; Miss Pond
Baritone Solo: Little Mother OF
Nine Drown Burleigh); Mr..
Gowen
6 45-Baujo Selections with James
+. Butler ana Ray Palmer
Trinity College Course: How
We Know About the Planets.
Professor Rogers and Professor
Wadluni
1:&0-Studio Ladies' quartet assist
"a by George w. Jones. tenor;
Ethel Syrett Tracy. accompanist.
THE quartet: Serenade (Schu-
bert
u-Contralto Solo: A Southern
Lullaby (Terry): Ruth Austin
II-Duet: LIES Dream is Der
,Ascher); Helen Wheeler, contral-
TO; George W. Jones, tenor
IE-The Quartet: a. Ma Lii Ban
Hard
Singing tCoates); c. viii o the
Nisp tSpross)
y--Tenor Solos: a. There is No
Death (O'Hara); b. | Doubt 1t
.Hosmcr>: George w. Jones
NI-The Quartet: The Brownies
Leonp
NII-Sonrano Solo: Springs
Awakening (sanderson); Mildred
Mason
NIII-The Quartet: Honey, If You
only Knew (BalD
S-J-Silont
The Travellers Symphonic En-
eemble conducted by Dana S. Mer-
riman, musical director VITO.
concert Of Spring Music:
Ito Spring tGries)
II-Sprlng Song (Mendelssohn)
III-Rustle of Spring tSinding)
IV-Selection from Miss Spring
time" (Haydn)
V-Violcts tHadey)
VI-Dalfodils (Hadley)
NII-Flower Song NanSe)
NIII-The Awakening of Spring
,French Horn solo) (Bach)
IX-Come, Gentle Spring from
The Seasons (Haydn)
N-Selection from BLOSSOM
Time (Schubert kreisler)
Weather
Studio program
S:l5-Banioliers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5:55-Market reports
IN. A. c. Radio Forum
G.15-Edward ]. McEnelly and ms
rochestra
6;so-News and the Newspaper
Musical Mirth Makers
:30-Minstrels
S.15-To Be Weds, from WIZ
S:8o-The Sparkers. from WIZ
enarkers March. orchestra; Call
ing orchestra; Oh, Lizzie. Irving
Kaufman; Solloquy, Saxophone
solo; Ivy Covered Shack. Milton
J. Cross; Strummin' orchestra
IuH sed. piano solo; Lucky Sc
Lotions, orchestra; DECD 1 49,
irving Kaufman; some Other Day
orchestra
Myrtle Jordan Trio, assisted ny
Gertrude Wood, contralto, anu
Doris Robinson. soprano
f0.f5-The Alpaulmil Trio; pianist
yiolinist, cellist, assisted by WIZ
liam O'Connell, baritone
fo.45-Collegians; Joe BOYD, DICK
Elliott and Charles Swift
missing persons
,,n-VTAG-NOrc
N.1o;30-WEAF
Observation-Disclosures
N-WEAF
<;%o-Evanselism hour
s-Theater orchestra
a.20-Seryice Boys
I0-WEAF
ly:3O-Dance music
Observation-Disclosures
Visits to the theater9
The Smilars
ii. 2n--Dinner dance. the Sintonlans
3u-"Care OF the SKIN
-.4o-One minute talk
..tI-Iady OF the lvories
/ -. l.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
Observation-Disclosures

Little Symphony orchestra
Stalks: music
S:30-Popular songs
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19
Trucks
Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
On Sept 26, 1927. I will sell at public
auction the burned up remains ofTa Hud-,
son coach motor No. 455187, serial No.
cover storage and labor and other ex-
psnces to the amount of $67 at gara95 on
Madison Ave, at Southport, Ind. @. A.
JSENHOWER manager
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19
Barter and SuUop

HAVE electric car. splend. cond.: house,
hold goods; reg. Sannan goat. mos;
pr. Turken chickens: for what have you9
WILL trade $500 equity in late '26 Olds
coach for Ford Tudor; good condition
ROBERSTON. DR.. 6973-W. evenings.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19

$50, INCLUDING GARAGE
Liying-room, sun parlor. dining-room
kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. in-a-dooI
bed In living-room. Immediate possession
Call Lin. 5l44: evenings, Ran. 379l.
CENTRAL, 2437; modern rm. apartment:
steam heat and water furnished, every
thing modern: good location. Rent. s42.6 so
MODERN; 3 rooms and bath. s25 month.
Cherry 1850.
DESIRABLE APT: modern: priv. entrance
Everything furnished. Bel. 3026.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19
q lanes McCleaster Creating.

State of Indiana, County OF Fayette, IS:
Henry McCleaster vs. James McCleaser.
In Fayette Circuit Court. September
term, 1927.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19
used CatsO SovesPanos AT argain-
Death Notices

RAHKE, AUGUST E.-Husband Of Eliza
Carl. passed away Saturday, Sept. II. 9:S5
.. M, at his residence at 1906 College Ave.
Friends may call until noon Tuesday. Fu-
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19

BEAUTIFUL Washington Blvd, lot so It
all Barrst. Uptown Realty Co., Hu. s775,
The Indianapolis times., 1927-09-19
Real EstGte for Exchange
Real Estate Wanted

WE buy. sell and lease business and In
l~~vestment property. ALBERT E. UHI
CO. 8o2 Fletcksl Trust Bldg
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04

The County of Atlantic at II O'Clock
noon on March 3. 1927. at regular
meeting OF said Board. TO be held IN
the Assembly Room on the seventh
floor of the Guarantee Trust Building,
Atlantic City, New Jersey. for the fur
nishinE. installing and connecting with
sewer. water and steam all the Daun-
dry Machinery as specified in the
SPECIFICATIONS and laid out on the
plans accompanying said specifications
as prepared by $. Hudson Vaughn,
Architect. Room 642. Guarantee Trust
Building. Atlantic City, New Jersey.
which win be Laundry equipment Tor
a New Laundry Building being erected
by the County of Atlantic in the rear
of tho Atlantic County Asylum Bulld-
ing. Northtield. New jersey for inc
Atlantic County Board of Chosen Free
hoTdcrs: said Plans and Specifications
are on file i'm the Architects Office
Where they may be seen. Bids viii
be opened and read in public at the
aforesaid time and place as mentioned
for the receiving of Bids.
Bid asked for is covered by the
General Specifications under Group D..
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check payable to Enoch j..
Johnson, County Treasurer. or Cash
in tho amount of ten per cent. of the
bid. but in no case is the certified
check or amount of cash accompany
ing said bid TO he less than $4,000.
The certified check or cash as above
stated which accompanies each bid is
Intended as a guarantee that il the
Contract is awarded to the Bidder he
will enter into a Contract with said
Board OF Chosen Freeholdcrs and give
Bond as required by Specifications.
and iC for any reason the successful
bidder should fail or refuse TO execute
/ the contract and bond as required.
the certified check accompanying said
bid becomes the property of the Coun-
! ty. and the proceeds of said check
| deposited to the credit of said County
I Treasurer.
/ An checks will he returned within
4 three days after the bids have been
! opened, excepting the checks of The
/ lowest and next lowest bidder. The
! right is reserved to reject any or al
| bids submitted. Attention is directed
| to the form of Bidding Proposal Ger
+ tificatc of Surety. Contract and Surct!
-, Company Bond, required by the spec
( itications in connection with this bic
and contract.
| If the Bidder fails to file with his
bid the Consent Certificate from his
I Bonding Company, the bid will be
| considered ilT' Slllar.
BY order of the Board of Chosen
! Frecholders Of the Couatr of Atlantic
T. w. WILLETTS,
Clerk.
Dated Feb 81, 1897
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Chosen Freeholdcrs of At
lantic County. y. J., at II O'Clock noon
ON Wednesday. March 2, 1927 during
Il regular meeting Of the Board in its
Assembly Room in the Guarantee
Trust Bldg. Atlantic City, n. J.. for
furnishing TO the County 100000 pub
liCity booklets in exact accordance
with the model and the specilicat tons,
both of which Are on file in the Of
fee of the County Engineer, III Guar
a prospective bidder may inspect
and study the model. which may not
be taken from the County Engineers
Office, and the specifications may be
secured from the County Engineer
without charge The bidding Will be
on the basis of furnishing the fun
supply Of booklets. final delivery to
he accomplished not 4atcr than Octo-
Der u, 1927 shipments arc TO be made
in lots of ~. GOO. commencing not later
than June I6. 1927. 4 bid will be
received only on the bidding form at
t.tched to the specifications and the
hid must be accompanied by certt-
fled check in an amount equal TO 1bcl
of the bid: there must also be sub
nttcd n certificate of surety on the
form attached TO the specifications.
The successful bidder must furnish n
satisfactory bond in the full amount
of the contract to guarantee faithful
performance.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids.
by order of the Board of Chosen
F. W WILLETTS.
Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04

therefor prepared by Raymond T.
Thompson. city Engineer, a copy Of
which is ON file in the office OF the
City Clerk, City Hall, Pleasantyille,
New Jersey, or may be obtained from
the City Engineer, Raymond t.
Thompson. at East West Jersey
Avenue, Pleasantville. New Jersey.
Proposals must be accompanied by
certified check made payable to the
order Of Nehemiah Andrews. G ~,
fSloD. oO) Dollars, which check shall be
pinned 10 the outside q the env ,,ls,t :;
bond will pc required with q reliable
surety company. as surety. satisfacto..
ry- to Common Council in sum equal
to one hundred per cent. of the con-
tract price. The form of bond ana
contract required to be executed may
b. examined at the Office OF the So
licitor. Louis y. Champion, 5ll Guar
antce Trust Building, Atlantic CITY,
New jersey
Common Council reserves the rlsht
to reject any or all bids submitted.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
CITY Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04

Sealed bids VIII be received ~ thc
Board Of Chosen Frceholdcrs of At
lantic County. y. j., at IL O'Clock noon
on March g. 1897, at the Boards AS
scInbly Room in the Guarantee Trust
Bldg. Atlantic City. ~ j.. during a
regular meeting Of the BOARD at that
place. for providing all necessary ma
chinery, tools. apparatus and other
means of construction and for doing
all the work and furnishing all the
materials, as required by Specltlca-
lions, in connection with the placing
of 500 tons, more or less, of btu
the Shore Road. between Pleasantvlllc
and Somrrs Point, in the resuri2cing
of the road.
The work VIII consist Of removing
damaged or loose paving materials at
any location and replacing. ON the OK
listing base or a reconstructed base.
the old pavement with new bituminous
concrete materials. which are TO be
properly rolled and completed without
the use of flush coating trea tment-
The work will he under the superNls-
/ ion of the County Supervisor OF ROADS.
who will Indicate all locations whore
reconstruction win be required and
will give specific instructions as 10
the amount OF bitWninouS concrete
| that IS to be placed to restore The
preseE. surface to what is contcmpla-
| ted under the specifications.
l fDeGillcdllOilS bit pll NV ~ .i'' ",
| flee of the County Engineer, ~
Guarantee Trust Bldg, Atlantic City
" j., where they, may be secured
| without charge. a bidder will be re-
ouircd to submit a unit price per tor
| for materials in place and no bid viii
be received unless written on the bid
ding form which is attached to tht
specifications. Each bid must be ac-
| companied by a certified check in the
sum of 1901 of the lump sum bid as
q guarantee that the successful bid
der will enter into contract and fur
nish satisfactory construction bond il
the full amount of the contract price
Any award of contract Will be made
subject to approval by the Stat'
Highway Commission of New. Jersey
! The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board of Choser
f. W. WILLETTS.,
Clerk
PUBItC NOTICE.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04

| ing interest at a rate not exceeding
! siS ner cent per ailntun. The said
| bonds shall he signed by the Mayor,
scaled with the corporate seal OF the
! City and attested by the CITY Slefk
and may be issued in one instailinent
or from time to time, as the money
lis needed for the Improvement
I Section 6. BE 1t Further Ordained
| that so much of the cost of said inn
| provement as represents the speclai
| and peculiar benefits conferred. shall
| be assessed upon the lands and real
estate in said city, benefited by sad
Improvement in proportion to the benz
I eft each parcel shall receive there
| from i'm the manner provided by raw
| All moneys received from the assess
ment of benefits shall be forthwith
paid into the appropriate sinking fund
| of said City to pay the Improvement
/ bonds when due or Common Councii
! may appropriate money so received
i from said assessments towards the re-
! dcmption of said bonds which it may
! determine to redeem,
| Section T. BE III Further Ordained.
| that Common Council be and they are
| hereby authorized to treat with the
owners of property lying within the
boundaries of Broad Street, as above
described for the purpose of acquiring
| said land and if possible agree with
! the owners upon the price TO be paid
therefor and shall pay such compenSa-
ton to said owners as they shall judge
reasonable and thereupon shall receive
from said owners conveyance of said
land and real estate to the City, and
such compensation shall constitute q
part of the whole amount of costs,
damages and expenses to be assessed
for such Improvement III the MEM
bers of Common Council cannot agree
with any one of the owners of said
land as to the price and terms of the
purchase thereof. or it, because of le-
gal incapacity. title cannot be obtain
ed for said land, then and in such
case. Common Council shall cause
condemnation proceedings to be insti-
tuted for the acquisition of said lands
or take such other action as may be
necessary i'm the premises.
Section S. Be 1t Further Ordained,
that all ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances inconsistent herewith. be and
the same are hereby repealed, and
that this ordinance shall take effect
after final passage and publication as
provided by law.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance was introduced at n
meeting of the Common Council Of
the City of Pleasantville. held on Feb
ruary u. 1927, and will be further
considered at its meeting to be held
at Council Chambers. City Hall. Pleas
antville. New Jersey. ON March I, 1927.
at eight o'clock p. NJ. at which time
be given an opportunity TO be heard
the same
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
Dated February 81. 1927.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04
ORDINANCE MO. aa3.

AN ORDINANCE, to lay out. open and
establish Broad street, in the City
OF Plcasantviilc. from Park Avenue.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY to the Sooy Divi-
sion Line. and to improve the same
by grading and travelling and TO
provide for the assessment Of bcnc-
fits upon the abutting properties.
BE II Ordained by the Common
Council Of the City of Plcasantville:
Section J. That there be laid out.
opened and established an extension
of Broad Street in the City of Pleas
antville from Park Avenue. North
eastWardly to the Sooy Division Line.
as set forth and shown upon the map
thereof, hereto annexed and made a
part hereof. the details Of the meas
uremcntS of said street as laid out
are as follows:
The Southeast line OF the same is
Oils fl. Northwest Wardly at right an
giles from and parallel with the North
west line of the Shore Road and cX-
tends from The Northeast line of Park
Avenue to the Sooy Division line.
The Northwest line Of Broad Street
Is soils fl. Northwest Of and parallel
with the Northwest line Of SHORE Road,
and extends from the Northeast line
of Park Avenue to the Suoy Division
line. The Southeast curb line of
Broad Street on that portion between
to be is #. Northwest of the property
line. making the sidewalk over this
portion IS IT. in width The North
west curb line of that portion between
Park Avenue and Willard Avenue is
10 #. Southeast of the Northwest pro-
perty line, making the sidewalk 10 IT.
in width The sidewalk on that Dor
ton of Broad Street FROM Willard
Avenue Northeast TO the Sooy Divis-
ion line is 10 #. on the Northwest
side ana 10 TT. on the Southwest side
Section 2. That said street. Whcr
laid ONT. oDpucd and established. shall
be improved by grading and gravel
ling the same to the width of So feet
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-04
BOROUGH OF LIANooD, NJ '.
ORDINANCE NO. 1-1o27,

AN ORDINANCE providing for gen.
elai Board to Assess BENEFITS and
Damages i'll the cases OF, Local I'M
proycments III the Borough of Lin
Be. il Ordained by the Borough
Council of the borough of LlnWood:
Section l. That there be hereby
constituted General Board of three
discreet f'reeholders of the Borough
of Linwood for assessment OF benefits
and damages accruing in any and an
cases of local improvements within
said Borough.
Section 2. The members Of said
Board first constituted shall hold Of
flee for the term of three years and
until their successors are constituted
and qualify; and that the members OF
said Board shall receive such comren-
sation for their services as may be
provided by law.
Section 3. The members of saie
Board shall be constituted by resolu-
ton, after the passage of this ordi-
nance.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect immediately.
Passed third and final reading on
, February 2lSt, 1927.
Approved February 21st, 1927.
CHAS. L. BROWN.
Mayor.
| Attest.
JAMES FARISH,
Borough Clerk.