Burglar Foiled After Early Morning Break-In
Mrs. Joseph Wolf of North Fifth avenue awoke to a burglar ransacking her bedroom as he entered through an unfastened window. He fled through the yard after a chase across lots and down Lippincott avenue, grabbing coins from Wolf and Nathanson pockets before escaping unseen. Police offered no description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolf
North Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
West
Lippincott Avenue
Mr. Wolf
Nathanson
Mr. Nathanson
Red Bank Doctors Accused Over Birth and Disease Reporting
Two Red Bank physicians are claimed liable to Fair Haven Borough for failing to report births and contagious diseases to the Board of Health. The issue has been referred to the State Board for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Board of Health
State Board
Moose Lodge to Meet at Red Men's Hall This City
The new Moose Lodge of the L. C. O. will convene at Red Men’s Hall in the city on Wednesday evening. The earlier Friday date was corrected. The arrangement committee will plan hospitality for visiting members on installation night. A class of candidates will be obligated. James M. Heatherly of the Coast Artillery Sandy Hook was arrested at the Southern depot by Patrolman Edwards. The soldier was unable to care for himself. a $3 fine was imposed in recorder’s court. Lyric Theatre Red Bank presents Pathe Masterpiece in 2 reels titled Mother tonight with four vaudeville acts and more. Get a hat pin protector for 15¢ from John Hicks Jewelry Store. Rhtoks.
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L. C. O. Moose
James M. Heatherly
Coast Artillery
Sandy Hook
Southern Depot
Edwards
Recorder’s Court
Lyric Theatre
Red Bank
Pathe
Clayton Planned Court Confession Revealed in Jail Note
Long article details Charles L. Clayton self killed in Freehold jail after confessing to the Lippincott murder in Asbury Park. Rev. Gates recalls moods and remorse, planning burial, and a prior dream of not returning to Trenton. A jail plot to free Clayton involved a bread loaf revolver and a telephone trap, thwarted by warden’s safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LD. Clayton
Charles F. Lippincott
Asbury Park
T. P. Gates
Asbury Park Christian and Missionary Alliance
Trenton
Gates
Clayton
Policeman Lippincott
Charley
Freehold
Charies
Michael Quirk
Quirk
Barkalow
Presto opens as new restaurant in post office building
The Presto, a finely fitted new restaurant and lunch room on the ground floor adjoining the post office, opened Saturday with a modern kitchen, white enamel interiors, plate mirrors, a marble counter and revolving stools. M A Milonas & Co. supervise. post office tenants dined as guests of H W Green & Bro. Advertisements note film features for tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Milonas & Co
Monmouth County Forms Catholic Societies Federation
Delegates from twenty four parishes fill the Lyceum to organize a Monmouth county branch of the Federation of Catholic Societies. Nearly one thousand participants, with Knights of Columbus Hibernians Holy Name Society and Young Men Catholic Clubs, attend as clergy promote fraternal union and Catholic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Monmouth County
Federation of Catholic Societies
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Holy Name Society
Young Men's Catholic Clubs
Mon-mouth
Trenton
St. Rose's
Ofg
Belmar
Thomas P. Fay
United States
Children's agent for Go Society named in Monmouth report
The Monmouth County Branch of the State Charities Aid Association appoints Miss Maude Moore as children's agent. She brings civil service credentials and prior experience as factory inspector and field agent for Vineland Training School. Moore will study backward, delinquent, and dependent children in public schools and juvenile courts, aided by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
State Charities’ Aid Association
Miss Maude Moore
Miss Moore
Philadelphia Society
Organization of Charities
Vineland Training School
Mills Island
Henry H. Goddard
Vineland
Melvin A. Rice
Leonardo
Academic Reunion Plans At Hauile High
The Academic Literary Society at Hauile High will hold two spring attractions this year the annual reunion and dance and a literary program. The event will take place at the Low Intermedial School auditorium with the reunion next Friday night the 26th and the literary program on Friday March 16 open to members only free of charge. Invitations will be mailed soon and Miss Dorothy W. Doran led the committee in updating the eligibility list with Misses Emma Hendrickson Florence Fleet Estella Davis and Phyllis Van Brunt present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauile High School
Dorothy W. Doran
Norwood Avenue
Doran
Water supply talks for Asbury Park with Tintern Manor
President J J Jermyn and Superintendent Wellingtort LaMont of Tintern Manor Water Co led a 2 hour session with a citizen water committee sub group to discuss a reserve water supply for Asbury Park. Tintern Manor will present minimum yearly supply figures while a contract may act as a retaining fee.
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J. J. Jermyn
Wellingtort LaMonte
Tintern Manor Water Co
Citizens’ Water Committee
J. L. Kenmonth
Asbury Park
Tintern Manor
Davis BK. Havens
W. Harvey Jones
Randolph H. Miller
Tintern Manor Co
Mr. Jermyn
Mr. LaMont
Hatton
Jermyn
Young Stars Edge Second Avenue 13 11 in Tight Contest
The Young numeraus beat the Second Avenue Stars 13 to 11 on Saturday as Samuel Dillione mishandled a ball on a home attempt. Dillione and Tomaini played for the Stars with Selkowitz and Harp on the Emeralds. Former Councilman William R. Warwick remains in critical condition after heart trouble. A social dance event by Shepherds of Bethlehem of Red Bank is set for Odd Fellows Hall in Monmouth Street. Ads note spring wallpapers at Goldens on Broadway Long Branch.
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William R. Warwick
the Shepherds of
Dedication of New St. James Church Tomorrow
A large Bishop led service will dedicate new St. James Church tomorrow with the blessing of several memorials. Confirmation will be administered to a large class at the evening service.
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New ST. James Church
Visitation and Dedication at St James Church
Bishop John Secarborough will solemnly dedicate St James Church at Broadway and Slo cum Place tomorrow at eleven. He will confirm a large class in the evening and preach at the eight o'clock service. Several memorials will be blessed, with clergy guests and a luncheon in the Parish Hall afterward.
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St. James
Broadway
Slocum Place
John Secarborough
St. James’ Guild
H. H. Oberly
D. D
Christ Chureh
Elizabeth
N. J
New Jersey
Edward Randolph Slocum
Mary J. (Woolley) Slocum
Josephine MacBride Wood
Morris
Davis Wood
Charles Henry Mead
James and
Mary Butler
Monmouth Beach
West Ind
Robert Andrewes Poole
St. James' Church
Baltimore
Governor calls extra session for May to tackle reform
Acting Governor Fielder issued a proclamation calling the New Jersey Legislature to convene in a special session on May 6 at noon. He cites public necessity for jury reform a constitutional conversion and a fix for the small board of freeholders muddle. He notes other measures may be introduced if lawmakers choose.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Fielder
Small Board of Freeholders
New Laws Of 11d Through Date In Trenton Legislature
Governor Mielder reports 49 bills passed by the Legislature awaiting disposal, with 23 Senate and 26 Assembly measures. A total near 400 new laws expected after the special session, mirroring last year’s 420. The session featured a record flood of bills, 1,279 introduced, 278 Assembly bills passing, and many vetoes anticipated.
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Trenton
Mielder
State House
Senate
Assembly
A&8
Clean Up Club Opens Two Week Campaign Tomorrow
The Clean-Up Club led by Mrs. Christophhr Gregory plans a two weeks campaign starting tomorrow. Weather may delay progress but the president and workers aim to follow the schedule closely. Property owners are asked to be patient and ready on time as efforts continue.
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Christophhr Gregory
RG Caught on Tracks Wrecked by Taqkley or Otis Harlan
A train incident left Otis Harlan and his wife as passengers after a horse caused disruption as the motor man was signalled to stop. The actor was reported holding a horse’s head during the event.
Couple's Narrow Escape From Train Tracks Wreck
Otis Harlan and wife narrowly escaped injury after their depot wagon crashed into rails elevated in a muddy trench near Avery place and Second avenue during a heavy rain. A trolley struck the wreck, destroying the wagon and gear. the horse was unharmed. Israel Lesinsky assisted, leading the horse home, while the Harlands and crew stayed to assess damage before resuming their engagement plans. City Hall plumbing upgrades proceed under Phinder M C Burns with J W Flock supervising.
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Otis Harlan
Second Avenue
New York
Avery Place
Mrs. Harlan
Charles Till
Liberty Street
Israel Lesinsky
Imperial
Broadway
Lesinsky
Harlan Cottage
Mr. Harlan
Harlan
Mayor Van Note Stricken With Indigestion in West Long Branch
Mayor J. D. Van Note of West Long Branch has been critically ill at his Cedar Avenue home after an attack of acute indigestion last Wednesday. Noon condition showed little improvement and alarm grows among family and friends. A separate listing notes a two-night performance by the Swies Bell Rue in various costumes at Simpson M. Gbureh on April 14 as a benefit for the Ladies' Aid Society.
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van Note
J. D. van Note
West Long Branch
Cedar Avenue
Simpson M.gbureh
Gro 'M
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Moose Lodge
John Hicks
Rev. Gates
Parker’s
Moving Pictures
Leon Cuvier
Marcon
The
Daily Record
Monmouth
Pius
National
Orga
Children's
Society
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Joseph Salt
Steiner and Son
High School Society
Asbury
Emeralds
Mr. Warwick
Golden's
Long Branch
Bishop Scarborough
Service
Osue
Freas
Benjamin Reas
Phi Daly
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Vreas
Dalys
J. T. Welch
Phinder M. C. Burns
J.W. Flock
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