Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-23
NRIGHTS TO HAVE
FIVE MACHINES IN
AsBURY FLIGHTS
They Have Signed Contract.
Brookins Will Try for
Height Record.

Especial 20 the newark otar.l
ASBURY PARK, July 23.-That As
bury Park will nave from August IL
to 20 the greatest aviation carnival
that has ever taken place in the United
States, II not in the world, became as
sured when the Wright Bros. Company
Thursday night signed a contract, I'M
der which they will enter the demon
stratfon with five of their machines, all
OF them to fly daily for ten days, the
included Sunday excepted. One of these
aviators, the contract stipulates, will
be Walter Brookins, who, in the recent
Atlantic City meet, in which no at
tempt was made at a carnival and in
which there were but two machines,
broke che worlds record for high flying.
The contract provides that this worlds
record for altitude will again be broken
by Mr.. Brooldns. II possible. and In
b event Of failure 20 do SO there will
DO a heavy forfeiture.
Ono OF the prizes expected to enlist
the attention Of several OF the famous
aviators operating machines other than
those Of the Wrights will be a cash one
OF $1,000 for the winner of a race to
sea over a course fifty miles long and
having its turning point marked by the
yacht Ivanhoe. at anchor in the Attain
tic ocean. Aside from this the Asbury
Park Areo and Motor Club is arranging
for p number of handsome trophies and
other large cash prizes. A feature will
be the giving over Of one day to anna
teur performers, large cash prizes being
offered and no admission being charged
to men who have provided themselves
with any kind Of a flying machine.
The meet will be of a strikingly diff
ferent sort from hat the other day In
Atlantic City, and, IN fact, from any
others in the East, on account of the
location a mile and a half back from the
ocean front on a farm In Interlaken.
Here a perfectly fiat field of about
eighty acres will be inclosed in a can
a wall fifteen feet high and w miles
long. Within this all the flights will
start and the landings be made.
N. d. Brooks. George Montgomery
and George Saxon, of Newark; C. j.
Mathewson and James Madison, of Ho-
boisen, arrived yesterday and are
spending the remainder of the month
at the West End.
Frank l.. Tenny. Henry ]. Jennings,
Albert Often and N. Allard, of Jersey
City. are stopping at the same hotel.
A party of Newarkers registered at
the Columbia for the New Jersey State
dental convention, in session this week,
include DR.. Thomas w. Dobbins, DIR.
II. 6utphen, DR.. and Mrs. e. q. c
Smith, DR.. G. P. Durand and DR.. M.
Parmly.
DR.. Herbert knight, of Montciair;
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Hespe, Miss Amy
Hespe and Miss Josie Hespe, of Jer-
sey City, are also located at the Co
iumbia.
Registered at III Coleman House
from Newark are: Mrs. D. D. Rutan.
Mrs. H. N. Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Emery and family, and DR.. C.
W. +. Hartbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Lawrence, Of Jer-
sey City; Miss Stott, of Plainfleld, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anspach, of East Or
ange, have Joined the summer colony
at the Bristol.
Weekend patrons of the Lafayette
include Miss c. Macwiliiams and F. T.
Kellen, of Jersey City.
/. The Marlborough Is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Y. Clark, jr., Miss e. A. Jackson. Miss
L. Clark, Miss ]. Clark. and Joseph FL
lis, Of Newark: W. A. Rogge, of Eliza
beth; Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Lawrence,
Miss Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Whittier and w. Whittier, of
East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Thropp, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wilson.
J. w. Thropp. I. Fineburg. A. Scheel,
N. Hausely. and Mr.. and Mrs. s. Roy
Heath, of Trenton.