The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-09
BATHING IS FINE
TEMPERATURE OF T {
ASBURY NEAR 70.
Two Hotels Now Selling Liquor Legally.
School of Methods of Sunday School
Association in Session.
fspeclal o the EyenIne star.1

ASBURY PARK, July "a return of
very hot weather has driven the people
into the ocean again In large numbers.
The temperature of the water is again up
near the 70-degree mark. Because of an
east wine which had prevailed since Sat-
urday, the water has lately been very
cold, being scarcely above 50 degrees. The
change In temperature is brought about
by a westerly wind, which keeps the water
smooth near shore, where the SUMS rays
have a chance to warm its shallow depth.
= Arthur Pryor and his full band, which
has been playing at Willow Grove. is now
at its old stand in the Asbury Park
arcade. Pryor was here with his
musicians early In the season, and the
band hero during June was under his man
agement, since when he closed with the
city for this contract he had
already agreed to play during a part of
AJune at Willow Grove. There are now
forty-1ve musicians here, and the concerts
are attracting much attention.
Writs Of certiorari have been obtained
by David Harvey, jr., counsel for the
anti-liquor license forces, against George
J. Reiff. of the Continental Hotel, and
Frederick w. Book, of the st. James
Hotel. Contrary to expectations, the writs
do not restrain the men from selling liquor
under the licenses granted to them by the
Excise Boare These hotel proprietors,
who got their licenses under the decision
of Vice-Chancellor Bergen, rendered a
week ago. are the first people in the resort
to sell liquor legally. The writs were OBJ
tanned from Chief Justice Gummere of the
Supreme Court. The case will be con-
tinued on the basis of the one-mile-limit
law, a restriction gotten by Ocean Grove
where the camp meeting resort there was
FOUNDED. 1t is to the effect that liquor
fannot be legally sold within a mile of
any camp meeting resort.
The fourteenth annual session of the
School of Methods of the New Jersey Sun
day School Association Is now being held
In the City High School building, Asbury
nrk. One hundred and sixty-seven pupils
ave registered.
The following are among the late ar
rivals at the various hotels:
Coleman House,. ~Joroloman, r. s.
Case, Laura Wright. M. and Mrs. B. 7.
daPierce. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Fl. Schubert,
LaFoy, H. IT.. Frying, Mr.. and Mrs. I. 8.
Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Crane. G.
Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry, W.
Savage and Mrs. =. c. Puilon, Of New
*; Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Christopher. w.
Z Christopher; A w. Christopher. Mr..
I'D Mrs. ". A: German, L. Burger, Dr..
-sh@ = - = 4kOOt1t " OI Gd0t
range: " and Mrs. R. Newton, Of Nut
~; Mr. i'd Mrs. L. Paulson, of Ridge
FOOD; and Mrs. c. Bennett, of Pater-
on; MIS- Reynolds and c.. M. Crane. of
ladison; Mrs. J.. A. Stevenson and family,
{ Orange.
Ntarlb0rough-Mrs. r. NJ. Petit. Miss
i. felen Petit, w. Petit and Helen Smith,
New Brunswick; Mrs. N. Terhune, Miss
e. Moore, of Hackensack.
Brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Barker
II. and Mrs. II. u. Sayre. Harry Barker,
]. Doohr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Finger, Mrs
Beach, Nelson 7. Beach and H. P.
%reiner. Of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peters. Lee Young. Albert Catabani
Air. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs
Eestervelt. Fl. Meeker. M. H. Stevens and
r. Pearson, of Newark; Mr.. aud Mrs
. homas w. jackson and Frank H. Jack
m, of East Orange.
Columbia Miss H. L. Fuller. Miss A
yon aXd William +. Eifier, OF Newark
II. ana MrsA r. r. vanDevort and MI
ad Mrs. John Grimshaw, of Paterson.
Brighton-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Baldwin
Newark: Miss M. C. Heron and Miss
larry Nixon, of Passafc; the Messrs. Skill.
ian, of East Orange.
Knickerbocker-Mr. and Mrs. e. F.
uffey. w. BENJAMIN. N. M. Gormley, OF
jewark; Miss Mabel Bogardus. Of Plain
eld.