The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-04
Ernest SchnitzIer to Invest
100000 in Enterprise
at Jersey Resort.
PEOPLES TEMPLE BIRTHDAY
TO BE OBSERVED SUNDAY
Special Train Will Take Party
from Newark to ShOre--Ocean
Grove Rink Closed.
Especial 10 the Evening starr

ASBURY PARK, Sept. 4.-Accordine
10 the plans OF Ernest Schnitzlcr, this
resort will have one of the finest
amusement pavilions along the eastern
coast within another rel He ex-
poets to expend cver 500, 900 on his gi-
gantic enterprise, and the site he has
selected is the amusement corner at
Kingsley street facing Wesley Lake.
The structure will be f%ireproof.
The first anniversary of the Peoples
Temple. 3S Clinton street, Newark. will
be celebrated in the Casino on Sunday.
in three big meetings under the super
vision of Frederick a. Lindsay and his
wife, Pattie Watkins Lindsay. For over
eleven years Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay were
Identified with the Volunteers of Amer
lea. They severed their connection
with that organization a yea ago in
August to take up a new work for the
city of Newark, the conducting of the
Peoples Temple. All through the sum
mer the building has been crowded
each Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay also maintain
q large home for needy children in
Summit
AT tho morning service the Rev. ].
Randle Schafer. of Newark, will make
the address OF welcome. Mrs. Lindsay.
better known as Pattic Watkins. will
sing. and also speak at the afternoon
service at 2 o'clock.
DR.. Madison c. Peters, of the Cosmo-
pclitan Church, Of New York, will be
ahn .1atof unanIkAr tn fho Axyrnfn1
Music will be rendered by the Evangel-
istic Band. of Newark.
Arrangements have been made for n
train. which will be known as the
Temple special. to bring down friends
and members of the congregation from
Newark. The train will leave the Cen
trail Railroad, Broad street station,
Sunday morning at s o'clock.
The Retail Merchants Association is
arranging to close stores for Septem-
Der 10. The same ruling will obtain in
Ocean Grove.
At the West End are MI. and Mrs.
James p. Hall, South Orange.
A. Egner, of Newark. is a recent ar.
rival al the Wyandank.
At the Fifth Avenue House are Mrs.
Jerome H. Gedney and Mrs. Edward
d. McCown, of East Orange, n Miss
LILLIAN z. Van Emburg, Of Newark.
Mrs. S. Geibel is a member of the
Newark contingent now at the Aber-
deem.
Among Newarkers at the Columbia
are Mi. and Mrs. William 8. Bechtel
and Miss Lillian Bechtel. who will re-
main until after Labor Day.
G. d. Vaudeville. of Newark, is reg
istered for the month at Sunset Hall.
Between 5000 and 1000 mechanics.
representing every labor organization
IN the county and many throughout the
State, will, 1t is expected, take part in
the Monmouth county Labor Day
demonstration, when Marshal Floyd
Brooks will form the ranks in Railroad
square at II o'clock on Monday next.
The idea of II labor demonstration
originated with the local unions a few
months ago. and weekly meetings have
been since held at which plans to make
this demonstration a yearly event were
perfected. All the paraders will march
in uniform and there will be several
bands. Trade floats will be a feature.
At 2 p. M. "a mass meeting will be
held on the athletic grounds, when
Governor Fort will make an address.
Mayor T.. Frank Appleby will preside.
Among others who will speak are Sena-
tor o. II. Brown and Congressman
Hamill, Of Jersey City. There will be
fireworks at night on the athletic
grounds.