The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-24
spread the fame of this resorts baby
parade all over the world.

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parade all owe the world.
The baby parade will be reviewed on
the afternoon of Friday, August %, by
close to 100, 900 people, it is estimated.
This year the Deal Lake carnival will
be held Wednesday evening. August 10,
at which time Queen Titania will be
publicly chosen. Monday, August "a,
will be coronation night. On the 18th
the court ball will TAX place. Inc
Jolly ma ,que fete will be the climax,
taking place Monday night, August 81.
The open air amphitheatre, which was
such a popular feature last year, Will be
enlarged from 10000 to $4,000 capacity.
Asbury Park has offered the use Of
one of it's handsome summer ONE to
Pre- sidential Candidate Taft, who, 1t Is
said, desires to spend the summer at
the seashore. Vice-Presidential Candi-
date Sherman always summers at AS
bury Park and has just reserved quar-
ters at a prominent hotel here until
September Is.
Governor Fort extended Asbury
Parks invitation to Mr.. Taft, n there
is some likelihood of its being accepted.
This popular resort Is preparing for
a great crowd ron all parts of the
State on July 4. Aubrey Love, of Tren-
ton, has been given the contract for the
display of fireworks. Pryor's band will
play afternoon and evening at the Ar
cade, and there will be bicycle races by
old-time favorites now on Powers's Cir
cult at the athletic grounds.
The continued hot weather has
brought great crowds here. An
official of the Central Railroad
said today that travel to AS
bury Park during June to late 'had
been over 90 per cent. more than last
year, and that the records are now al
most up to the best year the road ever
had down here. with the n favor
able to all previous June figures for
traffic being exceeded.
For the hrst time In several years
the Grand Army of the Republic, De-
partment of New Jersey. tomorrow will
parade as one of the features of the
forty-first annual encampment now In
session at this resort. The entire city
is in a gala dress of red, white and
blue. Many of the hotels are giving
away souvenir flags and at all of the
concerts patriotic music is a feature.
Mayor It. Frank Appleby welcomed
the visitors, who assembled on the
boardwalk and, to the music of bands
and with flags and banners flying,
marched up the esplanade, across
Fourth avenue to Grand and down
that boulevard to Monument Park
where a fine granite shaft was dedi-
Gated in the name of C. K Hall Post
of Asbury aPrk.
DR.. Bruce S. Keator, secretary of the
State Board of Health, says that a sep
tic sewage plant must be installed here
In conformity with the mandate of the
former State sewerage board. He says
the health board has determined In tht
matter and that some action must b'
taken soon. Common Council, 1t Il
said, will present a petition to the
board of health asking that no fur
Their action be called for on the part o
the city until after the season is over
A similar application for delay, 1t II
understood, will be made by Sea Cir
and Ocean Grove.
Aquatic sports are being arranged b!
Commodore Leonard s. B. Levy, of thu
local volunteer life saving corps, VIII
Is organizing a swimming team to com
pete in water sports held at the vari
ous Jersey resorts his season.