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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

AppIes-s275Q375 per Dbl.
Bansnss-Good shipping stock, $50
nesn.-Dried Lima. Tg7hc ID;
Celery FLORIDA. ,3.6Oa4.5O per crate;
I6bl.25 per doz;
CauIihower-759 s5c bu.
CabbaEe-3G3hc per Id.
Cheese-Michigan flats. Gle; late
made, l9q20c: New York hats, II u
2iIsc: cheddars. 2O1s q Gle, domestic
Swiss. goa Csc. block Swiss, 20g gle:
"a eic: brick cheese. aga 23c 10
Cranberries-Late Howos. t2.so per
bu Ss5 per Dbl.
Dstes-Persian new; Sh csc per 10:
Dressed Calves = Fancy sh a loo:
common. ga &c per ID
Figs-Importe~ new. 1l9lsc per ID;
a F,np.n Hsddie.-so-lb. boxes. coli.
Fresh Vegetables Cucumbers. hot
house. $1.75a2 per doz; lettuce. hot
$50 W.5o per doz .:a350 per hamper:
onions. 12I4c per doz green peppers.
30 basket; carrots. S5m soc bu; shall
lots, sOcgSl: asparagus, California,
75c per bunch; wax beans, s5q5.5O
Grspe Fruit-F1orida $4,000.
Grapes-Malagas, seas hbl
D.t or IS sc extr EasS io sghss H. am
Hny--Butrpi. shippsrs are paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
let's, T. o. b. Detroit: No. l timothy.
s2OIel; No. ? timothy. si9M 20. clover.
rniNci. S1SI19: rye straw, SS.5003;
wheat and oat straw. sssgS50 Loose
markets ranged from s229ss as to
IiIae. No cured, i2hc: No. 1
green. lOhc. No. i cured bulls, loo. No.
/ green. &c: cured calf No: /, l7c:
g,rSssn calf, no; I, l &c pei, -; horse
skins. ns 20 wool. 25c uSi.50; No.
hides. lc Off on kip. lac on on calf
Lcmons-California. Si50N5. Mcssi-
mas. siJGqj.
Ifmes-S1 o. l.25 doz
OnI"ns--Yellow. 81 lisa IS bu; Span
Ism, S2.25n2.5O per crate $3.50 per case:
Bcrniudas. $3.50 per crate.
orsnses- lalifornia navels. fancy.
t2.5OG4; choice, t2.50QS per crate:
Floridas. s34375 per box.
Pouitry Springs No. 1. 14M loo lb
No. ., 1s0iSc: fowls. l4a 1bc; No. ..
te6I3c: geese, l36It4c: ducks. young.
IL FsiSc; turkeys raise ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. si501b crate.
Potatoe--Car lots. track. Detroit.
are selling at ,i.1OQi.I5 bu;snew Ber-
raGGas. t250T3 bu.
: skin.-Detroit buyers are bidding a,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
Health Board Budget Approved.

The estimates OF the Board of Health
were approved by the council as rec
commended committee before the
council adjourned, Friday afternoon.
Of the budget. Friday. was a reduc-
ton OF 1914 in IL city fuDds, The
funds remaining 10 be passed on by
the council are: Park and boulevards.
library, general road, board OF educa-
ton. sewers and public buildings. OF
these the council committees have not
passed on the general road and sewer
funds.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, March 23.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Firm: mess,
SlsalS.50 Lard; Dull; middle west
spot. ;955d965 Sugar: Raw, steady;
centrifugal. SO test, s442: muscovado.
SO test. 1922: refined. steady. cut loaf,
$40; crushed, $3.50; powdered, 1856 a
$40; graduated. $3.50 a 5.65. Coffee:
Rio No Z on spot las a l4@ Tallow:
Steady: city, &c, country, ga dt6lIc.
Hay: Fair; prime, 81 40; No. 3, $115;
clover. Sl.05dl.25. Dressed poultry:
Quiet. turkeys, 1zT2fc; CHECKERS. 16p
2l1hc; fowls. 14d161ac: ducks. 13G 22c.
Live poultry: Weak geese, ga Toe;
ducks, lie; fowls, 10 a Ice; turkeys 10
a zoe, ROSTERS, 10: chickens. l3c.
Cheese: Firm; state milk. common TO
specials, lea 19c; skins. common to
specials' IA "a 15c; full skins, 4g5c.
butter; F'irmer: receipts. 5,214;
creamery extra. 81 I.c; state dairy tubs,
2Im31c; imitation creamery hrsts. 26c.
Eggs Firm receipts, 4i,916. nearby
white fancy, 90 a 26c; nearby mixed
fancy, 22d221ac; fresh frsts. 229 23hc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
nnsTnN COPPER SHIRE SALES.

Boston copper share sales or March
%. furnished ~ Hayden. Stone 4 co {:
Adv 40 Ahmcek 740. AlloueZ $50
Anal 5O63 Am Zine 20. Anaconda IL
ARK Com 7g5. Butte * Corb lilo. Butte
A. Rallsk G5 Bohemia 2lS2, Cal & Ariz
267l. Cal x liecla - Centennial $50
Chino 1885 con Range l2S2. DAILY West
100 East Butte 1881 Franklin 1863.
GirouX $40, CRANKY 40, Greene can
1895. Hedley Gold 200. Indiana 40 In
spiration 700, do pf p. Isle Royal" $3.50,
Kerr Lake 900. Lake Copper 1910, Ma
son NallcY 256 Mass Cons go. Miami
25O. Maytiower 3lO. Mohawk 6e0, New
Cons SI2 New ArCad so Nipissing 40.
North Butte S14a. North Lake 115. Opb-
way as. old col Min $50. old Dom 500
OsccCla $50. Hancock 60, Quincy $40.
Ray Cons 1876. shannon 575. South Lake
rs Sup A. Boston go. sup COP zoo. Tam
10 Trim 235. Union Land $50 L : Smelt
1867. do Of 756. Utah Apex $50 stan
Cons 3T5 Utah Copper 405. Victoria
275 Wolverine 40. Wyandotte 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

l day ircluded Lao bbis OF flour. I car
81 hea'. OF cor nand OF oats With
drawals we're Se0 bbls OF Hour. s.0O0 hh
of wheat 5.0fo IA OF corn and 600 ia
OF oats. stocks are 4ls.79s bu Of
/ wheat lsd.e7i bu of corn. 100 .t09 bu OF
'Sts, sJ,i hu OF barley ans ei,'6g bu
7 90 rye.
Wheat receipts SATURDAY.: Mime
apoils. us cars. against ia year ago;
I puluth lars. against ~. Winnipeg.
I Jst ears, against lSs, -. Louis 2o.oUU
Ia, against $4,000 hu
wheat quotations. Cash No red.
9Seac; May opened without change a.
ia --.t4lf,.lae-.l-t-,-st s..r..-,-l.-..
at Sl.Ol "a July opened az sac and adj
NanScd TO ~ isei sept. opened az gSi.c
and advanced 90 9sc. No. I white. % Ne.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash No.
/ :. ! car AZ 6gss g.. No. 3 white I car at
rec No. yellow. 3 cars AT ~ 'sc. No
dard, ears AZ SIC. No. 3 white. SAC.
Rye: Cash No. p 93c. Beans Imme-
date, prompt and April shipment 81 ~:
May, sstI Cloverseed: Prime spot. 80
bags at $685.: April. Sl3.l0; sample. 20
bags at sl2,5j. IL AT sli 20: prime al
sikc, SIS. sample alsike, Ia bags at tl2.
: AT Sll. Timothyseed: Prime spot 100
bags at $3.50
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO March 23.-wheat: Cash.
7sisc, July. 7sT.e; sept, 7tc' oats:
Cash 55Ac; May 56hc; July, S2c;
Sept axe Rye Cash, gee. Clover
seed cash and March, sls25. April.
$12.7e; No. .. Sl3; No. ,, $i2.75; rejected.
Sl2.So. Alsike; Cash and March. Sl3.
Timothy: Cash and March. $6g7ia. But
ter. eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO March 23.--Wheat: May
down sc: July unchanged. Corn: May
unchanged. July down sc. Oats: May
unchanged: July up &c Provisions
steady.
Close-Wheat: May up lac: July up
re Corn: May and July up 8 oats:
May up i4c; July up sc. Provisions:
slightly higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
nosToN COPPER LETTEns.

RpDorttd Tor The Times by Paine,
Neb1er & Co. March %: For a short
session this has been tile broadest and
most active day i'm the present move.
Most all the active stocks reaching
new high levels. Anal gamated was
very active. selling at SOS and closing
at so For the first time on this move
Utah Copper showed considerable ac-
tivity ana strength. selling at GIL Elec-
trolytic Copper sold in New York to-
dav at l5c. and We understand the
selling companies are very we'll booked
ahead as far as June. We look for the
metal and also copper stocks TO ad-
vance further next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
HELP wANTED-MALE.
\. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A.
PRIZE MASK BALL,

Tues. eve Mar 26, Prof De Honey
viii give prize mask ball at his
new academy. SIS Woodward 20
prizes awarded Masks at hall Don't
miss this. Select dancing parties
every Tues, Fri. and Sat. eve.
APRIL FOOL PARTY APRIL 2.
The hit OF the season. Every guest
receives n present something new.
Tell your friends. Beginners dane
Jec lesson. Learn in the leading
school Easter Mon. ball. April 8.
Phone 424S Grand
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

al am OF socki In
been Times have ding coI
q
f 9th
rIater he TImrsNe much. A.. VI.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
CuICACO PRODUCE.

& CHICAGO. March 23.-Butter: Ex-
hrsts Csc Eggs Prime tirsts, Ella
2iI.c: nrsts. zoe Cheese: Skins, lsG
fS ittr-vottfte Americas, 1914 a 19c. Live
poultry: Fowls. l4dl4hc; ducks, l5q
ice: geese. 10al1c; turkeys, l4U l4lsc.
Potatoes: S1,l0m1.lj.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
PRODUCE.

There were only few "oops OF
poultry in this morning, and these sold
readily at quotations. Dressed calves
were unchanged and little slow. The
egg market was steady and firm at the
s.-adxance.-Receipt e-ltbeFsiIbEt
the demand this week and next Is very
active Local dealers are looking for
an advance I'm butter on Monday. Both
New York and Chicago are one 10 two
cents higher than Elgin. Cheese prices
rae working steadily higher. Stocks
are very low and for the next 30 TO GO
DAYS there is ohope for any relief.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Excess cash
reserve decrease s. 2a1- 400 loans de
crease $4,S3S.0cO: specie decrease Sc
931. 900. legal tenders, decrease $iS1.-
000; dposits. decrease t7,274,0 600; cirCu-
lation. decrease $4,000: :otal loans.
s., 033 06.o00. The surplus Is SIS SAL
900. as compared with $3t,45S.6G0 last
yeay, and Slt.637.95o two years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

YPSILANTI, Mich. March 23-Tracy
l.. Towner was unanimously renomin-
ated for mayor by local Democrats last
night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

Business-like Printing. NJ fuss and
no feathers. TIVE plain. neat kind that
looks right Time. Printing Co.. IS
John r st Pr Main 14aS. or City 3ss5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Bank clearings as reported by Brad.
streets for the week ended March q.
show total cfearings of 3,295 6u5.oet,
compared with $500. 033.000 last
week, and S2,S26, 043 900 for the cor
responding week last year. Detroit
showed clearings of $20,13S.000, an in
crease OF Is per cent over last years
figures.
The Grand Trunk railway system
reports gross receipts for the ilrsi
week in March of $S46, 126, an in
crease OF $31.576 over the ngures for
1911 The total gross receipts for the
year 10 March Z, are S7.5SS590,
against S7,359164 for the correspond.
Ing period last year, an increase OF
$229,426.
Kelsey, Brewer & Co.. OF Grand
Rapids, have bought the Utah Gas K
Coke Co., of Salt Lake City, Utah, at
ter several months negotiations. and
the company has been reorganizcd
with Charles B. Kelsey. of Grand Rap
ids, as president. The company mas q
capitalization of $3.000,000, of whIch
50. SOC. 900 Is common stock. and $500
900 preferred. 1t was organized In
1906 and thoroughly modern plant
was nut into operation in 1907 kel-
sey, Brewer & Co. operate a number
OF other public service companies in
various cities.
The Union Trust Co., OF Detroit, is
trustee under the mortgage given by
the River Raisin Paper Co. OF Mon
roe, to secure an issue OF 100000
worth, of bonds. The issue will be
dated April 1, and will bear interest
at the rate OF six per cent. The bonds
mature in lots OF $4,000 every six
months from Jan. 1. 1913. The River
Raisin Paper Co., has been in bust
ness for about year and has been
very successful. Ii is owned entirely
by Monroe capital The bond issue
Is for the purpose OF providing capital
for extensions 10 meet the growth OF
the business. The bonds are redeem
able on any interest date al 105 and
interest. Bumpus 4 Co., OF Detroit,
ana the Union Trust Co, have bought
the entire issue.
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follows: No. l skunk. ,2sO; No. q musk


strawberr,e.-5OQ5 5c per quart box.
sweet Potntoes-Jerseys. kiln dried,
romatoe.-Fiorida. $3.50 Der s-bas-
ket crate. so0s5c per basket,
TpIIow--No. !. SIC: No; 2; nc 10:
southern. central and northern sec
tions s, a and u blood. 1s q 2oc; de-
iaire. unwashed. 1s11Sc; common.
rough and ane,- 1l4lsc III; T. o. b.
country points.
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned GOods-Apples. gals, $3.50:
baked beans lib. 5OQ soc; Lima beans.
SlQl.25. Corn: Fancy Maine. Sil0;
Peas: Fancy. early June, -yl.35: stand
ard 81: soaked. 500 zoe. Salmon.
Sockeye. tail. s2.sS; fiat, $40; Alaska
reds, $40; Alaska pinks. $40. %oma-
per doZ Peas. MarTowIIt, $ttb; early
June. sl.25: sifted early June. N.i5 per
Feed-zlobbing prices in loo-iS sacks
Bran, s2s: coarse middlings. SIS; fine
middlings. s32; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50; corn and oat chop.
s17 per ton.
tsdeeS n Bsss Me sd
straisht, si.25: pure rye. $500: spring
patent. $500 per Dbl In wood
IIardw are--Nails. $2.25 base: plain
anhsAsSQ wire, - per SWt1 baiNaallzcu
barbed wire. s2.25 per spool; galvan-
ICED sheets. IS gauge. 81 per cwt:
single bit axes, bronzed. $3.50 per doz:
polished, 81 per doz; black sheets. IS
per cwt; carriage bolts. small, 20 per
cent on: large. 60 per cent of list
machine bolts, small, 70 per cent on;
large. 60 per cent of list.
OIL Raw linseed. Use: boiled lin
reei. FAC: Diamond headlight kero-
sene, SC: perfection. SIC: Eocene. lac.
Crown gasoline. lac per gal: turpen-
tine. in barrel lots. 55c per gal
proyisions-Mess pork, $3.50. fam
lily, Sl7.5OalS.50: medium, clear. $lIG
IS: hams, 13l1c; briskets, ia l2c;
shoulders. l0lac; picnic hams, 91ec;
bacon, 12G lac; lard. in tierces, Toe;
kettle rendered lie 10,
sugars--Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar & Son; Crystal dominoes, lbs,
s925; 5 lbs, $s.75; Fable Tablets. 1875
Cut Loaf. s7.05: Cubes, $6.4O; xxx
Powdered. $3.50; Standard Powdered
S6.45, Granulated. extra coarse. S.15:
nEc In bulk. s6.05: 25-lb cottons, 500;
Diamond A, $6.15; Confectioners' A. Sc:
No l. SG.05; No. 2, s6.05; No. Sc. No.
A. s595. No. 3. $500; No 6. SIS So: No. Z.
$3.50. No. s. 1915; No. 3, $50; No. 10.
Sc 90 No IL. $500: No II, S5.55: No IS.
55c: No. IA, $3.50; No. Is, $3.50; House
hold Powdered. 5llb. cartons. Is to case.
s735: lib. cartons. As TO case, 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Extras. zoe; nrsts. CSC Id:
dairy. 21c; packing stock. zoe ID.
EEgs-Curreut receipts. cases In
cluded, 2lIac per doZ. Market easy. Re-
ceipts on Saturday. 913 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

64.393.S43 pounds. against 5l,590,9s2
pounds for the same period last year
The receipts from Jan. TO March 81.
inclusive, were 55,973,40l pounds,
against 5a.36s.7H pounds. for the same
period last wear
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Bar silver;
London. 26l3-16 pence; New YORK.
5Si.c Demand sterling S4S725 q
4S7.30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

All Frozen Water Pipes Thawed
by Scott Bros Electric Motor Co dy-
namos. Main or City 2175. "a Ma
comb-st.
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MARKETS AND FINANCE
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times hy Hayden
stone * 20. Marsh IS.
open. High. Low J. A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-23

LESWORTH-AIarch %. 1919. az
MS residence, Gi3 Second-ave.
Thcmas. beloved husband OF Nellie
Charlesworth and father OF Tina> Ed
ward and Florence GhaflesweFth
Notice of funeral later
The sun., 1912-07-14

guests and members of the younger
set" from Greenwich.
The Greenwich Country Club Is an nm
usually lively place lust now. as the
State championship tcs,rnoment is ,he
event ~ interest. There arc over hun
dred entries and n handsome DISPLAY of
CUPS are on exhibition as incentives for
expert playing. though there will also
he trophies for the beaten pIavers.
Plans are being ncgo.iat cd for a women's
tourn,npr. noxt week. Among tho golf
enthusiasts nj the Inn arc: Ernest Fink
y. s. Meldrum. Howard Barker, William
s. GRAY. Sp.ncer Waters.
Tennis has decided following at tho
Inn: among those who play daily
Miss Frances Ward. Miss Marjorie Shnr.
non Miss Helen Nofve,, Miss Julie smith
Mrs. De Forest simmons. G.. Nortapuo
Fard. ue Forest Simmons. Harold Barker.
Norman RurrelI John Rovd William
Cr,y
cy
"rS' ''ran"'h " Me'''" "' pr""hiyh If
among those particularly expert at clock
golf
Miss Julio NJ Smith ~ New York who
,,.i,t har ,a,ha,. Isaaop S,,i.h !. -. 49,
WIN ''I '"'u''' ''''o '''.',''' II d. 'he
Inn ior IN" sehsoh' derives Pleasire from
driving her own car over the fine Con-
nerticut roads.
.r,or, ,ho soc;,I affairs os roo,,,- do,
''e Wv e ~. 49,. n' "'.'
was En'n'','H oi 'he ','Ih'ns nr'"Se
Club. which aitrrmates ITS meetings be-
tween private homes and at the Inn.
In tho hotel card narIors four tn bI,s wor,
',aI ~, r.,d,,, 49, 80
euTro''',''' '' n"''"S 'h"So
who took prizes were Mrs. FRANK Nichols.
Mrs. Henry Adams. Mrs. Ernest Fink,
Mrs Alfonso Green.
>,,s &, Iohr u.vs ~ Nou, yor,, .
1 ,,', Tu;I., NV.
talh"d ~ "''ic'''oi rr,uay' her guests
lingering tor game OF bridge in the at
tractiye court
Mrs Edward Lautcrhach of New York
The sun., 1912-07-14
V days with Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest

few days with Mr.. and Mrs. he Forest
Simmons
l., + Satterlee Of New York spent Sun
day with John Boyd who is here for the
season with his mother. Mrs John Boyd,
and sister. Miss Annie Tcyd Walter
Eaton Of New York came up for the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley Eaton of New York.
james Blair of OYSTER B,v was the
guests of AIr, and Mrs ~ s Neltrum.
Harold GRAY cam" for n week end stay
with Mr.. and Mrs William Steele Gray.
The, recent motor parties ny the nm
include Mrs II W RAYMOND and Mr
and Mrs W r Gould of Germantown. Pa
Mr. and Mrs George Smith Of New York
Or, and slrs II Bnodie. Dr. and Mrs.
Downs of Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs. y 4
beaver and Mrs. W u Chandler of Beth
leheni. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs r. Rurch. MIR
and Mrs /, J Jones Of Providence. r. l.;
NJ and Mrs. r. A. Dayton Of New York
Mr. an, Mrs W. l. Woodbury.. Lawrence
Woodbury. Of Hornell. y Y; Mr.. and Mrs
J Robinson Duff Of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. p S Mevrowi.a, Mrs. NJ EblinR
Charles Potts. SIr. and Mrs Y. \. Ander-
son: Mr.. AMI Mrs. ". Wiese. Sycamore
n T.
The sun., 1912-07-14

present at Lenox Miss NJ. dc Pa a~iil has
st her arrival date Tor July ~ arj Miss
Annie Leary of New York is having her
Bellevue avenue home orered after hcn G
closed for several years.
Mrs. George c. Haven Is also 10 return
T. Newport this summer. She has taken
one of the Pinard cottages on NarraGan-
sett avenue and will therefore be clos.
to her daughter. Mrs Forsythe Wickes.
whose summer home is but shortdistance
away.
1t was announced within the last few
days that Rear Admiral Cameron McR
Winslow and Mrs Winslow have taken
another lease Of the Cleveland cottage
on catherine stre@. an estate which they
have occupied for the greater part Of the
year for several years.
Mrs John Russell Solely of New York
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Wander
bilt at the Breakers. may. il is reported
take cottage for the late season. and
Mrs. William 4. NJ Burden is to spend
a portion of the season with her mother,
Mrs Twombly. at Vinland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie and
Mr. and Mrs. James I.aurens Van Allen,
who are abroad. will not reach Newport
this year, according 10 the present plans,
bur the news thar Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Hartman intended to spend the entire
month Of August here wa received with
a great deal of pleasure.
The sun., 1912-07-14
HUNTINGDON.
International Motor Boat Races
Arouse Interest.


HUNTINGTON, l.. l., July i3.--Race week
the blue ribbon event Of the season at
Huntington, is the talk Of the resorters
Tn" international motor boat races TO be
held here the last week in August are
attracting as much attention in this vicin-
i ity as such classical events as the Pough-
kecpsie and Henley regattas. Every
, body is preparing to make a gala occa asion
of the contest, in which America is 10
defend the Harmsworth trophy against
challengers from England and France
! All the hotel proprietors report an un-
precedented demand for accommoda-
tions Huntington gives promise OF being
ascrowded as Chicago or Baltimore during
the recent conventions, l.. NJ. Brawner,
manager OF the Chateau Beau Rivage,
formerly the Chateau des Beauy- -Arts,
declared to-day that options have been
secured on practically all Of tho forty
rooms in the hotel and that he was making
arrangements to take care Of the overflow
in cottages connected with the hotel
Motor boating is naturally the fad
at this resort Daily all kinds Of speedy
craft fairly fly over the bay. Yachts steam
into the harbor. motor boats swing from
their docks and race with Father Time.
Twenty Ave, thirty. thirty-hve miles an
hour there seems to Ire no limit to the
speed they can at ain.
These exhibitions are watched daily
from the shore by large galleries Of inter
ested spectators who come here from the
city and nearby resorts IN their automo-
biles. Every clear day. especially over
week ends, brings many enthusiasts.
who hecome interested in the hydroplanes
Recent arrivals at the Chateau Beau
Rivage are Hugh +. Crowder. Mr.. and Mrs,
: l., Renner, Harry W. Renner. Robert
$: Rennsr Mr.. and Mrs. c. II, bertrand.
Mr.; and Mrs. c. Enrich. Mr., and Mrs
Se,ieIua. william kasak!. Nr and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheppard. James
{, sullivan. L. H Baxter and Dr. and Mrs.
A. u. Lewia. au Of Now Y N and Brooklyn,
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Bloomsbury, entertained Monday with
a delightful luncheon. followed by bridge.
Among tho guests from the Inn were
Mrs st. John Hays. Mrs. Byrd and Mrs.
Jaipcs Wilson Wenman. who took one
of the several handsome prizes
Recent arrivals at the Ipn include
Mrs. Henry W. Smith and Miss A. B.
Dexton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Emanuel. Mrs.
Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs George W. fannin,
MIR and Mrs. W. +. Hencken and Mrs.
Prank Shoemaker.
Mrs. Charles y. Armstrong gave a large
children's party at her beautiful Belle
Haven home for her two little grand =
children, who have just left with her for
an indefinite stay abroad
Miss Helen Moffett Of New York has
returned TO the inn after n motor trip
with a party OF friends to 1enox, where
the Fourth was enjoyed
An Interested gathering Of women from
the inn and Greenwich met at the home
of Mrs. T.. p. Ray. Field Point road. Mon
day afternoon to hear the talk given by
Mrs. Julian p. Heath. president Of the
Housewives League Of New York city
Tuesday afternoon in a ipict turcsu'ie
grove on III" Fhgewood Inn estate DR.
Ed gar T.. Abbott gave the first of a series
of ShakesIearian recitals. King Lear
bcing the chosen play The interested
audience was composed Of inn guests
and many from Greenwich and nearby
resorts.
Among the week end guests registered
at the INN were:
Lewis Earle Of New York. who spent a
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AVON, N. ].
$ summer Residents Concerned q
Erection Of New SchOOIhOuse.

AvoN-RY-THE-SEA. y. j.. July I3--
Taxpayers here have had quite a little
excitement this week over the purchase
of a block for the erect ion Of n new
schoolhouse. The prominent summer
residents took a great interest in the last
retired banker Of New York. Mayor. and
since that time the borough has been
ruled along lines of strict business. The
local members Of council seemed to want
to spend about S20.OOO on the old school
house and vetoed an appropriation of
of a block and new school, special
meeting is called for the near future.
when the matter will he decided Such
man as william IT, i. Totten Of New York
former president Of the Irving Savings
Institution; Thomas q. Reilly, ,Charles
Swift are taking an active interest in the
affair, AZ we'll as James A, Bradley. father
OF the Jersey coast
A barn dance at the Avon Inn tonight
was the chief week end social attraction
In corner Of the ballroom there was a
chickens and ducks. and the ballroom floor
was dotted with miniature straw stacks,
farm implements and other farm appur-
tenances. The dancers were dressed as
milkmaids and farm hands, A prize was
offered for the most original portrayal
Of farmer. The dance drew "a large
attendance.
Young people here have organized the
Avon Comedy Club and on July IA and II
will give vaudeville performances for the
benefit Of the Avon Home for Crippled
Children. The patrone~ses are Mrs f. n
Tompkins. Mrs T.. II smith Mrs NJ
FitzSimmons. Mrs. Frank Ramsey. Mrs
$ Thomas Penna Mrs Ennis. Mre e. 4
Maurice Miss Toten. Mrs 4, I, Hav~ns,
Mrs William Schwart, Mrs + n Arnold.
Mrs. ! n Tooker, Mrs I : Miller. Mrs
salmon. Mrs DE La Not, Mrs. SLasasry,
Miss Bingham and Mrs. hPenner.