Devoted to the Interests of A CLEAN, FEARLESS Belmar and Wall Township F A M IL Y WEEKLY (INCORPORATED W ITH WHICH IS THE COAST ECHO) • VOL. XXII, No. 20 BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913 THREE CENTS HONOR ROLL OF HOME NEWS COUNCIL MATTERS State Awards Shark HOWELL'S SONS BELMAR SCHOOL BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST River Inlet Contract J^EGARDLESS of the size of Mrs. E. P. Gresh o£ Norristown is Will Stop Ball Playing in The HOLD REUNION Names of Pupils Who Were Neither spending a week at her cottage on that “ Staight and Nar­ Tenth avenue. Streets and nn Sunday Successful Bidder is Paul T. Gathering at Farmingdale is Absent nor Tardy During Month W. R. Cobb, of Newark, is at his row Path”—traffic, there, is cottage on Eighth avenue. HOMILY’S JAB WENT HOME Zizinia’s Company Impressive of April Miss E. Paulin of Philadelphia is never congested. The contract for the building of the here for the summer. At a meeting of Belmar council Tuesday Howell’s native sons held their jetties at Shark River inlet was awarded HONOR ROLL evening a communication from the board yearly reunion at Farmingdale Satur­ — H o m e l y W. D. Ripley of Newark is now oc­ last Friday afternoon by the department Grade Sub-primary. Miss Errick­ of trade was read asking that council have day when more than 200 members of cupying his log cabin on the banks of of geological survey to the Bay Dredging son,. teacher: Carmen Vola. Doris Como lake. two public comfort stations erected along the Howell society, founded three the beach front. It was moved that W. and Contracting company of Brooklyn. years ago by the late Aaron E. John­ Brown. Nora Jacobson. Mr. Hepperman and family of Jer­ Gordon and W. Sanborn, proprietors of Its bid was $57,654.20. Other bids sub­ ston of this city, gathered for the din­ First Grade. Miss Shay, teacher: sey City have rented a cottage on the two pavilions on the ocean front, be mitted were Herbert O. Gardner, Asbury ner that has become a fixed event in Merrell Simpson, Catherine Buhier, Fifth avenue. Park, $59,907.55; McArthur Concrete and Mary Conklin, Mildred Giunco, Han­ Consulted in reference to maintaining the celebration and to renew boyhood Dr. Lessman and family of New Foundation Company of New York, friendships. nah Williams, Hazel Wolley. public stations at their pavilions. York are occupying their cottage, 110 §64,649.30; Young and Hyde, Inc., of Second Grade. Miss Osborn, teach­ It was recommended that the bond of The gathering was similar to former WALL TOWNSHIP Twelfth avenue. tlie treasurer of the free public library be New York, $67,199.65; F. W. Shiers, jr., occasions but several faces about the er: Edward Donnelly, Chester Davi­ DYNAMITE USED of New York, $64,539.05; P. J. Monohan son, Jennie Giunco, Agnes Henderson, Mrs. J. H. Pacer of River avenue fixed at $1,1)00 and that it be a surety bond. long tables in Red Men’s hall were has launched her launch, the “Bar­ A communication from the official board of South Amboy, $60,474.34. missing. Six who attended last year, Mildred Heyniger, Emma Hyer, Sol­ The contract calls for the construction way Jacobson, Artimesla Potter, Jose­ NEWS COLUMNbara D.” of the First M. E. Church was received or had attended other reunions, had IN MINERS’ WAR of a north jetty 700 feet in length and a F. E. Erving has opened a coffee,stating that at a meeting of tlie quarterly been claimed by death. Several were phine Vola. south jetty 1,400 feet long to be built of tea, and spice business on 13tli avenue. conference of the church the following absent because of illness and others Third Grade. Miss Bennett, teach­ GLENDOLA reinforced concrete. The sum of $75,000 M. H. Chase of Newark is at his resolution was adopted: because of death in their families. er: William Ackiss, Haywood Brown, has been appropriated for the work, the cottage, Eighth avenue and A street. " Resolved, that the members of the Reference to the departed and to the John Ferruggiari, Eliot Goff, Albert Appeal to Governor Fielder Rev. J. Leuppie went today to Morres- state contributing $50,000; the boro of Mr and Mrs. Blair of Plainfield are quarterly conference of the First M. E. sick sombered the reunited Howellites Giunco, Wilcott Pearce, Andrew Quic­ town to assist this evening and Sunday in Belmar, $5,000; the boro of Avon, §5,000; here for the season. church are concerned about the increasing for tlie time but the usual enthusiasm ker, Maud Abbott, Alice Beerman, For Troops. the celebration of Thirtieth anniversary of and the county of Monmouth, $10,000. Mr. Strunsky of New York has pur­ disregard of the rights of our people to the and hearty good fellowship that had Mary Buhier, Jessie Henderson, Mar­ the building of the M. P. Church of that It is expected that work on the improve­ chased the Atlantic hotel on Ocean enjoyment of a quiet and orderly Sabbath marked the three previous assemb­ ian Miller, Margaret Byrd. place. Mr. Leuppie was pastor there ment will be started June 1. avenue and is having the place day by some persons who visit our boro on lages prevailed. Fourth Grade. Miss Hankins, teach­ Some years ago. The building of the jetties will, it is STRIKERS DESTROY TRAIN thoroughly renovated. that day. Complaint is made by many Eulogies for the departed were er: Paul Capobianco, Raymond Stines, On Saturday evening, May 3d, Miss hoped, make a channel into Shark River Mr. and Mrs. Lissner and family of persons, residents, whose several homes given, telegrams of sympathy sent to Herman Strudwick, Samuel Byrd, Inez Etta May Pettel and Mr. t-rank Freer 240 feet wide at its narrowest point. The cover a large part of our town, that games the sick and bereaved and a resolution Brown. both of Manasquan, were married by Rev. Newark are at their Twelfth avenue channel will have a depth of five feet at Tracks Which Feed Mines In Mount of baseball are frequently played on Sun­ of deepest sympathy was seut to Fifth Grade: Clifford Heyniger, Al­ J. Leuppie. cottage. low tide and nine feet at high water. Hope and Wharton Sections Blown day at several locations in the boro by bert Ferriggidri, George Donnelly, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolverton of New­ Joseph S. Conover, the young attorney Up—Women and Children Fight With Rev. Henry Hull assisted the pastor of young men and great noise and quarreling Private interests have from time to time Carrie Hoffman, Mamie Jones, Sarah ark was a Saturday and Sunday visi­ of this city who is in the Long Branch Deputy Sheriffs— Expect Soldiers the Allenwood church Sunday morning in with profane and indecent language, re­ dredged a portion of the inlet and it is Newman, Thomas Williams. tor here. hospital from self inflicted bullet There Soon, a Mothers’ Day service. sult— all this to the injury of our young anticipated that a harbor will be opened Fifth and Sixth Grades, 2nd division. Mr. and Mrs. James Bresnahan have for light draft launches. wounds. Halstead H. Wainwright of About forty of the silver pins of the people who are attracted to the games. Miss Benedict, teacher: Edward Klein­ Morristown, N. J., May 10.—His dep­ moved into their bungalow adjoining Manasquan, who succeeded Mr. John­ Cross and Crown series have been given Therefore this board protests against the kauf, Kenneth Mayer, William Robin­ uties derided and unable to obtain any­ their F street residence. ston as president of the society, said out in the Sunday School, for the first continuance of the practice and directs the son, Virginia Bearmore, Evelyn Den­ thing like order in the vicinity of Mrs. McTewel and family of Brook­ that much of the organization work nine months. At the expiration of the secretary to send a copy of this resolution ton, Dorothy Haberstick, Melvina Mount Hope and Wharton, N. J., lyn are here for the summer. Belmar Boys Scouts of the society had been done by Mr. where the miners are on strike, Sheriff next three months, thus completing nine to the mayor and council, with tlie request Matthews. A strawberry festival will be given Conover at Mr. Johnston’s request. Gillen appealed to Governor Fielder years regular attendance, gold pins will be that such games be prohibited on the Sab­ At a meeting of the advisory committee Sixth Grade. Miss Miller, teacher: in the basement of Como M. P. church for troops. The governor has not yet given. bath day.” Tuesday evening, Geo. C. C. Wilson was Ernestine Giunco, Louisa Jackson, on Wednesday evening; May 21. replied, but in view of the fact that he The clerk was instructed to notify the elected Chairman; Paul C. Taylor, Vice- Eleanor Miller, Alta Newman, Emily On Sunday morning the Sunday School A tag day, the proceeds of which hail already given the sheriff a call owner of the sidewalk in front of the old Chairman and Dr. Fred V. Thompson, Pyott, Hazel Howland, Margaret Bid­ down for failure to maintain order it of the M. P. Church elected the following will be used towards the purchase of Burroughs’ Residence Oswald hall and S. Shiff to have their Secy-Treas. The committee is composed dle,. William Peters. is expected the required orders will be officers to serve for the ensuing year: a lot for a library building, will be sidewalks on F street repaired within 30 of the following men with the three named Seventh Grade.