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REAL ESTATE 4* Schraft ’Schocolates 4* THOMAS R 's; T Be « booster. Don’t knock. ^ X Let’s make Btimer Beach the, 4 . finest resort along the Jersey v Buy In Belmar 4 Coast. Spread the news ot its 4 4* attractions everywhere. 4* t € $ m l SingliTCopy Four Cents HEIRESS AGAIN ASKS FREEDOM SPUING LAKE HEIGHTS TO HAVE ITS FIRST ELECTION LOCAL HALL FANS BELMAR RAISES $1200 ONE LOCAL FIGHT BOARDWALK READY New York, May 27.—Children may cry for Castoria, but the grand Next Tuesday will be an eventful GET TREAT TOMORROW FOR HOLIDAY RUSH daughter and heiress of the baby day for our new neighbor, the FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS IN THE PRIMARIES young municipality of Spring Lake medicine originator will shed no STERNER’S WILL OPPOSE THE LOCAL RED CROSS WAS GREATLY CONTRACTOR H. A. SMITH BUST Heights, for on that day its citizens THE COUNCIL FIGHT FOR THE tears when she rids herself of a hus STRONG COLONIALS OF FREE­ are to select the men—and women ASSISTED BY OTHER NEARBY THREE YEAR TERM WILL FEA­ WITH CREW OF MEN—OTHER band she regards as a child.. HOLD AT MEMORIAL FIELD —who are to teach its infant steps MUNICIPALITIES GIRLS’ CLUB TURE THE JUNE PRIMARIES COUNCIL DOINGS Beautiful Lucile Elaine Morrison to safety walk the path of progress. Belden, who so meday will inherit The Belmar team, which will be RAISED $160 The elective officials to be chosen The only contest that will be wa- Council, last Monday night, re­ the Castoria millions amassed by represented on the diamond this are a mayor, six councilmen, a col­ .... ... - gored locally in the coining June ported that lumber required to com­ Charles H. Fletcher, today demand­ , ........... season by the Sterner’s nine, will the Mississippi Relief Fund for! . .. lector and an assessor. The clerk _ . _ _ . ; nrminripsprimaries wiwill be for fnethe three-vearthree-year plete the resurfacing of the board­ ed annulment because her husband eeloi ant uio asscssoi. ie c play their opening game to-morrow the Belmar branch of the American vv.ll be appointed by the mayor and afternoon against ,hc Colonial A c term of council. Councilmen Edwin walk was due to arrive and that lied about bis age when he married Red Cross has exceeded $1,200.00. rcunoil when it first assembles- of Freehold The ?ame will start Smock and Edwin Bigelow are can­ with 17 men ready to go to work, her in March, 192C. The quota was $700. The Presi­ Two candidates for mayor are 111 didates again for re-election, while the uncompleted stretch of walk be­ Instead of 26, Charles S. Belden promptly at three o’clock. The local dent's appeal for funds was made the field: Herbert L. Davis and Rod- Louis Silverstein and Harry Pflug tween Eighth and Tenth avenue was only 21, eight years younger team will have several well known April 22nd. On May 4th, $400 was _____ crick A. Allgor. Twelve citizens as- are the new entrants in the race. would be finished rn three days’ I ban his bride. ball players in their lineup, with sent, exceeding the first quota of Now the last thing Mrs. Belden pire lo a seat in council. They are Both Silverstein and Pflug have time. The standards for lights and Bill Resta, Dave Egbert, Eddie Wal- •Vi-yii.$3.50. nilOil iviayMay mu,6th, a secondseconu $400imuu , . , . - % wants to be accused of is being a Waller T. Pearce, Harry McKnight, . , . , , many friends, and are out to win. the railing will be in position the zer, Bob Steward, Paxton and other was sent, which exceeded the sec- ... * ,, , ’ cradle snatcher. But that is not the William T. Herbert, Wilbus M. Pierce All of the four names mentioned are entire length of the walk, but its men. ond quota just issued. On May 24th only reason she gave Supreme Court Herman C. Bennett. Albert N. (Jay- Republicans. The Democrats have painting will be deferred until af­ On Monday, the team will play a third $400 was sent which exceed­ Justice Mitchell for desiring to dis- ton, Samuel B Jeffries, William H. no contest, and their candidates for ter the holidays. Mr. King also re­ two games, one V 10:30 and the ed a possible third quota by $150. Hallmyer, Allan D. Wickham, f^larry the three year term of council are, ported that he had a gang of men attach herself from Belden. other at three. Their opponents The money was raised by the Larson. Elmer E. Anderson and An­ Kenneth Conover and Frank Bri- at work cleaning up debris from the will be the crack Orioles of Red contributions of organizations rath­ drew F. Pearce. rlen, Jr. Mrs. Belden has been a Belmar Bank. Either Paxton or Steward er than by individuals. No personal beach. Two ladies are opposing candi­ Former Mayor Joseph Mayer is Upon the report of Councilman summer resident for many years, will toe the slab for the local boys, contributions were solicited. 1 ,, ... , . dates for collector, Frances Ward , , , , the Republican choice for mayor, John Hillig, the contract for tele­ and resided at 201 Second avenue. to-morrow afternoon, with . Mike The Belmar branch includes (he , „ ... Heulitt and Adelaide B. Craig, and . .... , , ... , , and will oppose Mayor George W. phone service for police calls made Burger behind the bat. Auxiliaries of Avon, Glendola and the assessorship is coveted by Emil VanNote, Democrat, at the Novem­ in November, 1899. with the New PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES TO BE Harry Lyon is managing the new Wall Township. All these sections F. Abersl and William Senkel. ber election. York and New Jersey Telephone HELD AT R1VOLI THEATRE local team, and has secured the ser­ contributed generously. Avon raised None of the candidates are seek <r.o-n , ,,, ,, ... For the two-year term of council, company, now the New York Tele­ vices of many of the best ball play­ $3:>0 and Wall township over $/(). j J ing election on national party lines, William Connelly, Republican, and phone company, was superseded by The services of the Presbyterian ers in this vicinity, all players liv­ The Belmar Girls’ chib made $160 ; hut choose lo be designated various­ II. A. Smith, Democrat, are the can­ a private branch exchange and a church will be held, this Sunday, at ing in this vicinity and have played by a card party. ly as “Citizen”, “Economical Pro­ didates. switchboard will be installed in po­ I lie Rivoli theatre. The Bible school bail with several of the bes,‘ teams The organizations contributing gress” , “ Municipal Progress” , "Econ Borough Collector Thomas Joeck! lice headquarters providing two will meet at 9:45 a. in. at the thea- in this part of the county. The were the Presbyterian, Catholic, or “Efficiency”. is again running for re-election ancS trunk lines and placing extensions | ti e. The primary department, un- om.V grounds have been put in shape and Methodist, Baptist. Jewish, Baptist will be opposed at the November^ through the hoard. The additional! der the direction of Mrs. Babcock,! everything is ready for the opening (colored), and West Belmar Metho­ ELECTION BOARD election by Charles Reichey, Demo-* cost was figured to be about $25 per! wil meet in the Community Room LOCAL game. dist churches; also the Kiwanis club OFFICERS CHOSEN at. Thomas S. Dillon, The present! of the library. Girls’ club, Chamber of Commerce, <1 month. assessor, has no opposition. Upon the receipt of one bid for At the morning worship at 11:06 First National Bank, Belmar Public The selection of Hie three local WOMAN’S CLUB LUNCHEON All petitions were in last night at a one-ton truck, contract was award a. 111., the subject will be “The Great school, American Legion, American election boards have already been Hie borough hall, last night being ed to the Zobel company of Free­ Heresy”. The subject at 7:30 p. m. Legion auxiliary, BeTmar Fireman’s made at Freehold. Those who will The last meeting of the Woman’s the time limit for candidates to file service will be “The God of J hree Exempt association, Young Men’s . .... hold, the amount being $1,890. serve on the first district include, club for the season will be held on Councilman Edwin B. Bigelow re­ Men” . The Christian Endeavor So­ Athletic club, Belmar Fishing club, J thcir pe,,tl0ns’ Estelle Moore, Ennis Pierce and Mrs. Friday, June 3rd. There will be a ported that he intended to have a ciety will meet at 6:30 p. m. Ladies Aid of Presbyterian church. Eleanore Wines; second district, J. luncheon at the Legion home for set of rules prepared for the life Also the Miller sisters, Mrs. A. I). J. Bier, Rhoda Robinson, Mrs. Eliz­ members and friends- Reservations guards this summer which will cov- TO BE SELECTED FOR COUNTY Burgesser and Mrs. E. Kleinkauf, jr. abeth McConnell and Marion Van for this must be in to Mrs. W. L. er all of the bathing beaches in the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE It is especially gratifying to rec­ JOS. MAYER AGAIN Note; third district, Frank S- Lyon, Babcock by June 1st. Following boro. He reported that he would ord the spontaneous actions of the Mrs. Emma Erving and Miss Jessie the luncheon, the regular meeting take the subject up with the boro The committeemen and committee Boy Scouts and the school children TO RUN FOR MAYOR 1 Henderson will make Marion-n will be held the crub room, Pub­ solicitor, Gilbert VanNote and com­ yvomen that were picked and their Many of them contributed their Henderson. lic library, at 2:30, when reports pare the rules to coincide with the names to be on the ballot in the from the delegates to the State con­ modest luncheon money.
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