New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

OF the big ocean 'front.' cottages. OF course. wer.
taken first
Long Branch Is becoming more and more a cot
lase colony each year. The closing year Of the
nineteenth century went record as the banner
year for the erection OF new country homes nm,
ward OF one hundred new cottages costing arv,-
where from $4,000 to 100000 being erer+sd al
me END Is not yet Contracts are now OUT for ova-
thirty new cottages in addition to alterations COST
as many thousands OF dollars One realty firm
alone VIII erect twenty cottages at Elberon az an
average cost OF Tooo each Max Martin win also
ouild cottages EIberon costing s25 Ooo aacL
Henry Sachs is building a cottage In Norvoo5
ave. EIoeron that will cost when completed I'd
"ard OF $4,000 Daniel Gsuggenheirn. IT is expected
VII improve MS property. the Lewis b Brown
Piot al Eloeron. by the erection OF a COSTLY villa
Nestwood-ave-. near Hollywood will be i'm
proved oy the erection OF at least dozen costly,
Villas Among those who have already had ulan.
drawn for new homes Judge Wilbur A Heiz
ley, l. r. Benjamin. Miss NJ. A Ouirk who viii
build two; G. J. Pigage the HOLLYWOOD Land Co,,-
pany and Louis Siegbert Frank 7 r4a,5r ,1,l
build cottage in Broadway near Oakvood-ave
while Thomas Chattle Sherman and David silber
stein VIII erect cosey homes In Norwood-ave and
Matilda Terrace. respectively
AT Monmouth Beach costly alterations ,r,tr -
MADE 70 the Ocean-ave- cottages OF J. W Spaldinu
colonel A W. Soper and the De Csray cottages
Edward Hilson and Clarence NJ Fowler will erec,
! new cottages at Monmouth Beach costing IS oDo
! each ~
From the entertainments that Is now bsfnr
planned at Norwood Park for the benefit OF the
monmouth Memorial Hospital a neat sun, will bA
reaiized Tor that excellent institution. The Nor
wood Park Casino where the entertaInr,enr vzrr
De heid on August 80 has seating capacity OF
oniy three hundred. consequently there will be no
more tickets issued than there are seats Tfclxsrs
are now selling rapidly - each The actors WIZ
nave volunteered 10 give their services gratutousI
are Oliver Doud Byron Mrs Kate Bvron Nftss
Fenton. Charles Ross. and Brooks. Denton and
Van Bar
Ihose having in charge the third annual Mon
mouth County Military Tournament which will
mold forth IN Hollywood Park on Friday and Satur-
day OF next week. are in high spirits over the ont
people ike 70 se al b eioua mas passed the summer
military men. sham battles. etc and Judging Fror1
the list Of events scheduled take place those wbo
attend Will not go away disappointed.
The military tournament has been parrirrlsrl,-
ZION has been similarly honored Both the St5iss
~EXecutve ~ or the nation and the vice-President
1899 Vice-Presdent Garret A Hobart was Tbsn a a
William Mckinley was his guest on the ope1i5s
day OF the tournament, when five thousand people
cheer them The exhibition was given more as an
a success that is mana GERS ie,;a - - pH suca
each season. and ii has now become an attraction
second only 10 the horse show.
There was another sale Of boxes tonight at the
t-s,5 IS, E-n1 10 HqIeL hI4e me bidding vas not
sale; neat sum realized. and the managers
hea
interest manifested The exhibition will be fully
up 20 the staodard. and even better than last
year, is what the managers promise.
Many cottagers. following old established
custom, nave recently "swOpped'' weeks OF The
seashore for fourteen days in the mountains II "a
hard 70 break old customs and. after ALL change
OFTEN materially helps tC pass away the season
During the absence OF the Rev. Or. John Hand
ley pastor Of St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church, who will sail for London England uexr
week. where he Will attend the EcumenicaI Con-
ference as an accredited delegate from the New
Jersey Conference. the Rev DR. John 5. HeisIer OF
Camden. will MI the pulpit. beginning week
from tomorrow. DR.. Handley will preach his last
sermon BEFORE sailing tomorrow, and communion
service Will be held.
Long Branch IS TO have another new church
The First Reformed organization the oldest the
city. held its last service in the old church last
Sunday when the pastor the Rev. 3 r Staats.
delivered sermon Looking Backward" The
work OF building the First Reformed Church
was begun to-day. and by November IL is expected
that II will be ready for divine worship.
Princeton guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Monroe v.
Poole. OF Cedar-ave.
Miss Helen Wilson IS at Liberty, Sullivan Coun-
ty, ". Y. for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl Wilson. or Brooklyn,
guests OF Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs A p.
I4pptncott.
William H De Nyse OF BranchpOrt-ave was
recently appointed member OF the Good Roads
Commission by Governor Voorhees,. He will attend
the convention OF the association at Buffalo. y. T.
month.
Miss Alice KingsIand. OF Deal is home from a
trip across the continent.
Representative ]. Spencer Blackburn Of North
Carolina. was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rothenbers during portion of the week