Receiver's Sale of Ocean Park Property at Pier
Frank Durand as receiver for Ocean Construction Co will hold a sale at the pier next Saturday at two o'clock. Joseph C Patterson acts as auctioneer. Sale includes machinery appliances and stock in Ocean Construction and Old Mill corp with related interests. Rosoff is the complainant and sale is cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Durand
Ocean Construction Co
Joseph C.patterson
Ocean Construction Company
Ocean Park
Old Mill
Same
Inerris Wheel
Shhmuel R. Rosoff
New York
Sermon Sets Tone for Catholic Societies Convention
The eleventh annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies opened in Louisville Kentucky with Bishop James A McFaul of Trenton delivering a pontifical mass sermon. He urged Catholics to stand firm against social and religious errors while extending brotherhood to Protestants and other churches. Three million Catholics were represented by delegates from twenty two fraternal and twenty five Catholic organizations and thirty dioceses. Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Giovanni Bonzano celebrated mass and gave blessings as 26000 Catholics joined a parade amid a blazing sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Loulaville
Cathedral of the Assumption
James A. McFual
Trenton
MacFaul
Giovanni Bonzano
Mitylene
United States
Louisville
New Sidewalk Under Construction At Byron Engine House
A new cement walk is being laid in front of the Oliver Byron engine house to replace a long damaged path. Work began yesterday morning and the engine and hose cart are now in the gapeye of William G. Presley, ready to use once the sidewalk project is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Byron
William G. Presley
New Bungalow and Garage Under Construction in Norwood Park
Architect Frank F. Krug of West Long Branch builds a bungalow and garage on Monroe street lot in Norwood Park. Garage raised. house work to be finished for occupancy by October. The residence is for Krug's daughter Lizzie Krug, who will be married in the fall. Arcanians Rally Planned. Long Branch Council No. 429, R A to hold midsummer rally in Odd Fellow’s Hall tonight with William Koester chairing. Refreshments to be served by Atterbury System Clothes. Jacob Steinbach showcases Pall and Winter Styles. Majestic Theatre on Monmouth Street, Red Bank, offers moving pictures nightly at 7:45 with a Saturday matinee at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Krug
West Long Branch
Monroe Street
Norwood Park
Mr. Krug
Lizzie Krug
Long Branch Council
R. A
Odd Fellow’s
William Koester
Committee On State of the Order
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. C. Morris
Hazard Takes Son From Long Branch Home Of Mother
A dispute between Rimer Hazard and Pearl White Hazard escalated when Hazard abducted their eight year old son, Wdo ward, from Pearl Hazard’s Long Branch home. Mrs. True, living nearby with the boy, arranged the visit. Hazard and the boy were later seen en route to the Hazard house in Shrewsbury. The matter follows a prior separation suit filed by Pearl Hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimer Hazard
Pearl White Hazard
Mr. Hazard
Long Branch
Wdoward
Washington Street
Shrewsbury
Townley Dead Long Branch Resident and Hotel Operator
William B Townley known as Ed Townley died at his Long Branch residence after months of declining health. Born in Elizabeth to William and Jane Townley he lived in Brooklyn earlier, ran a Fulton street hotel, and later spent forty one years in summering at Long Branch He left Monmouth Memorial Hospital three months ago and was funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow night at 7 30 o'clock The body will be shipped to Brooklyn for burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Townley
Old Townley
Long Branch Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Voluteer Fire Department
Fulton Street
Long Branch
Long Branch Miremen's Relief Association selects delegates
The Long Branch Miremen's Relief Association met last night and chose delegates to the New Jersey Miremen's convention at the Steel Pier Atlantic City on Wednesday September 13. Delegates are Frank Garriel Charles N White and William H Van Brunt with alternates William Nixon Theodore Watson and John Heldt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bratch V
Miremen's Relief Association
New Jersey
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Frank Garriel
Charles N. White
William H. van Brunt
William Nixon
Theodore Watson
John Heldt, Jr
Patrolman Shoots Crushed Dog To End Suffering
Patrolman Kingsland shot a dog at the rear of the Independent engine house after it was badly crushed in a Third avenue automobile accident to relieve its suffering. A local notice mentions a fireworks display at Ocean Park in aid of New Saint Catherine's Church lawn event, with a chicken supper and dancing planned at Farmingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Third Avenue
8&J. Catherine's Church
Farmingdale
Parker Association Clambake Opens State Campaigns
The Joel Parker Association prepares its thirty fourth annual dinner and political pow wow at Murphy's Bridgewater Inn Pleasure Bay Newark will supply at least 690 attendees. Democrats from across New Jersey join a broad gathering led by City Council president James R. Nugent. Aimed at launching municipal county and state campaigns, the event forms the opening act of the season with eight o clock assembly tomorrow and a 7 30 return from Central Railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Parker
Central Railroad
Valentine Braun
Tracy
Oval Garry
Elmer A. Day
Thomas BK. Curran
J. H. Sullivan
Joespeh Heisler
Frederick Steck
Thomas Craig
Frank Fentzlal
Edward C. Raton
John Erb
John J. Janor
T. W. Courter
M. I. Mullen
William J. Bahrs
George Mausert
T. Edward Burke
Richard Stockton
Cornelius J. Harrington
Transportation Committee
BE. C. Waton
John Sha
Jos
Heinrich
Louis Buecker
Thomas F. Bowers
H. F P. Backng
James Belden
J. Quinn
William J. Bohes
Philip Geggenheiner
Music Committee
Thomas Troy
Usal Garry
M. Seymour
Philip Lowry
Louis Lewis
M. Leveen
J. F. Odterbein
William P. O'Rourke
P. T
Inaue Shoenthal
Poi
Ryan
Walter 1. McCoy
Edward W. Townsend
John F. Monahan
Edward M. Waldron
W. TH. Vr. Welder
Howard Kinney
United States
Simon Hahn
Michael J. Ryan
William A. Carroll
Peter Christie
Michael Long
Charles V, Herr
Charles F. Kraemer
Rev J L Howard to preach at St Luke s next Sunday
The Rev J L Howard, a noted Methodist preacher, will occupy the pulpit at St Luke s M E Church for both services next Sunday. Dobbings is on a short vacation and expects to return to resume his pulpit the first Sunday in September. Wayside Harvest Home supper is planned to aid the Wayside M E Church a week from tomorrow night. Long Branch residents plan to attend. The Allerbury System clothes are shown for fall and winter styles. Jacob Steinbach reports the Carnival Committee will display the balance of fireworks at Ocean Park Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Howard
St. Luke's M. BF
Dobbings
Tle
Wayside Harvest Home
Wayside
M. EB
Ocean Park
Becker's Relayed Motion 15 Denied in Rosenthal Case
New York August 20 Judge Mulqueen denied Lieut Becker's motion to inspect Grand Jury notes in the Rosenthal murder case. Sam Schepps traveled from West Side prison to Crimin al Courts Building by taxi as prosecutors prepared for renewed grand jury sessions. The DA Whitman met Schepps and discussed with Rose, Webber and Wallon, saying Schepps would be the grand jury's key witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mulqueen
Lieut. Becker
Grand Jury
Herman Rosenthal
Sam Schepps
West Side
Schepps
Criminal Courts
Whitman
Ile
Rose
Webber
Wallon
Gsald
Rosenthal
Firemen's Fair Opens in Red Bank Fire House
Union Hose Company of Red Bank opened its annual fair at the Shrewsbury avenue fire house despite bad weather. A large crowd attended to buy goods, enjoy dancing, and visit booths offering groceries candy cake ice cream and drinks. Proceeds help fund uniforms for new members after a hook and ladder apparatus was turned over earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hose Company
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Laddies
One Battleship Settled in Naval Bill Compromise
Washington Aug 20 The House approved the conferees compromise on the Naval Appropriation Bill by 151 to 69 providing for one battleship and sent the measure to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
White House
Iron covered drains installed on Liberty street crossing
Marshall Woolley, streets commissioner, orders iron covered drains on each side of the trolley crossing in Liberty street. The improvements will protect vehicle springs from gulley damage and reduce surface water, easing pedestrian nuisance and hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Woolley
Liberty Street
Funeral for four months old Marie Spino held at home
The four months old Marie Spino of South Pearl Street Ned Hank died Saturday afternoon from colitis. Funeral services were from the family home Sunday morning. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery under Robert R. Mount & Son, Red Bank, with no other children for Dominick and Prances Spino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spino
Dominick
Prances Spino
South Pearl Street
Ned Hank
Robert R. Mount
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Period
Weather Bureau forecast for 86 hours ending Wednesday evening. Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with light to moderate variable winds. Observations from Long Branch at 8 am show 72 degrees, yesterday's high 78, min 70, barometer 29.82 at 8 am, humidity 88% at 8 am. Precipitation 0.21 in past 24 hours. Northwest wind, 11 mph. strongest 20 mph from southeast in past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Jury to pass on Allgor sanity at hearing soon
A jury will soon decide the sanity of James M. Allgor of Sea Bright, now at Prenton State Hospital. The hearing, initially set for Thursday, likely will be postponed to September. Vice Chancellor Garrison ruled jurisdiction ended at commitment and the case resumes with Justice Voorhees. Witness absence delays subpoenas as sides contest Allgor’s mental state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorhees
James M. Allger
Sea Bright
Prenton State Hospital
Garrison
Attorney's General
Trenton
Allgor
Justice Voorhees
Mr. Allgor
New Jersey Women Form Wilson and Marshall League
Trenton August 20 Plans were begun by the new Women s Wilson and Marshall League of New Jersey to organize campaign clubs for the Wilson ticket in every county and municipality. State headquarters will be opened soon for a vigorous campaign. Mrs Caroline B Alexander Hoboken elected president spoke of mobilizing women to support Governor Wilson for the Presidency. Other officers were elected and an executive committee to be appointed from each county. Mrs Alexander noted this as the first New Jersey campaign to view women as political factors. Governor Wilson delivered a message to the women as a large audience listened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Women's
Wilson and Marshall League
New Jersey
Wilson
Caroline B. Alexander
Hoboken
New
League At Sea Girt
Sea Girt
Borden Harriman
New York
Wilson and Marshall
Harriman
Woodrow Wilson Clubs
Iso
Alexander
John Sherwin Crosby
Women's National Democratic League
Alberta Jill
Steven B. Ayres
Sea Bright Woman Dies at 62 in Sea Bright Home
Mrs. Robert A. Donaldson aged 62 died at her Sea Bright home yesterday morning after a lengthy illness. Funeral director William J. Morris Jr. of Red Bank is in charge. Lester White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield White, will soon break ground for a new home on West Park Avenue in Oakhurst, Wilton junction remarks noted. Red Bank sailor Leander Bendy, a former Roberts Boller Works employee, now serves on the battleship Florida anchored at Newport, Rhode Island, visiting Keansburg relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Donaldson
Sea Bright
William J. Morris, Jr
T This City
Lester White
Bloomfield White
Weat Park Avenue
Oakhurst
Wilton
James King
Red Bank
Leander Bendy
Roberts’ Boller Works
Florida
Newport
R. 1
Kea Wank
Red Bank Council Reviews Sewer Extension Assessments
At the eight regular meeting the Red Bank Mayor and Council heard the assessment commission report on funding the Bridge avenue sewer extension from Leonard alert to River street and Booth street from Branch avenue to Bergen place. The total cost was 1044 dollars and the total assessment 1716 including 65 for commissioners. South street assessments totaled 42 benefits at 248 each. Bridge avenue had two benefits at 40 each. A public hearing on the report is set for the next regular council meeting on Tuesday night September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Commission of Sewer
Assessment Commission
Bridge Avenue
Leonard Aleert
River Street
Booth Street
Branch Avenue
Bergen Place
Charles TH. Derby
Henry VanMater
Benjamin H. Ford
South Street
Died in Chair Cyrenina Graves of Leonardo
Cyrenina Graves of Leonardo died suddenly at William Browns grocery store and post office in Leonardo at 3 PM Saturday from heart failure. He was 70, born February 22 1842 in Keansburg. He had lived with Wright Anderson of Leonardo for over four years and leaves a half sister Mrs Gertrude Johnson of Locust and an aunt Mars Matilda Graves of Jersey City. Burial permited by Coroner Harry C Fay of Red Bank. Funeral held yesterday at 2 PM at Harry Postens undertaking establishment First Avenue. Interment in Bay View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrenina Graves
Leonardo
William Brown
Coromer
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Harry Posten
First Avenue
J. Bohneffer
Presbyterian Church
Bay View Cemetery
Graves
Keansburg
Wright Anderson
Gertrude Johnson
Locust
Mars
Matilda Graves
Jersey City
Water sports at Keansburg carnival on the beach
Yesterday afternoon at the Keansburg Carnival motor boat races and water events drew about 5000 spectators to Newpoint Comfort on the board walk and grand stand. Despite rain and clouds the crowds persisted as the sea lay smooth and winds from the southeast favored the racers. Races produced close finishes, giving the crowd lively excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
Newpoint Comfort
Old Sol
Harvest Home Supper Plans At West Long Branch
West Long Branch church organizes a harvest home supper in a 600 seat tent due to space limits. Mrs Joseph H White aims for 400 tickets by Thursday with 75 sold already. Features include Professor J Pitman West directing magic and a new numbered ticket system to ease entry. Special stage rides cost ten cents round trip from Broadway. inquiries to George Hulitek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiom First Church
West Long Branch
Joseph H. White
Norwood Avenue
White
J. Pitman West
Long Branch
Broadway
George Hulitek
Fishermen's Horse Scare Delays Train Near Tracks
Early morning incident reports Captain Nelson Lockwood's wagon laden with fish nets stalled on a railroad crossing. The horse halted on the tracks as an express approached, but the crew leapt clear and the train stopped about fifty feet away, leaving the scare as the day’s only result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lockwood
Monmouth Beach Fire Co Ball Promises Large Turnout
Monmouth Fire Co members anticipate a large attendance at their annual ball to be held in the Monmouth Beach Casino this evening. Prof J Pitman Wiest's orchestra will play. The cottage people will assist in making the event a social success. From a financial standpoint success is assured. Many Long Branch and Sea Bright residents are making preparations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Seven Disorderly House Cases At City Hall
Seven disorderly house cases are listed for tomorrow morning at City Hall. Three arrestees posted bail. four were sent to Freehold jail to await hearing. The four prisoners will be brought here by Constable Setler to be present when names are called. Alfred Helles of Archiste Leon Cubberley Broadway office Bretton Woods New Hampshire plans a hotel for the Bretton Woods Company and will supervise construction, absent for several weeks. Remember the Harvest Home supper and reunion Thursday August 22 at Old First Church West Long Branch supper served from 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Freehold
Setler
Alfred Helles
Architest Leon Cubberley
Broadway
Bretton Woods
N. H
Bretton Woods Company
Hoatelry
Old First Church
West ‘Long Branch
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New Ocean Pier
Bishop McNfaul
Universal Brotherhood Idea
Atterbury System
Jacob Steinbach
Hazard
Townley
Relief Association
Lawn Festival
Bridgewater Inn
Newark Democratic Organization
Rev. Howard
Allerbury System
Becker
Union Hose Co
Weather Bureau Forecast
Ss7 TV
Lw Awkt
Voorhees
Mc.gully
Wilson League
Sea Bright Woman
Frank Keon
Ocean Park Theatre
Motion
Princeton
N. J
Princeton College
Harvest Home
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