New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

three separate routes. Tho enterprise IL
not one for proht but q cooperative one.
fathcred by the now Merchants AssO-
citation FOR the public benefit The body
completed It's organization this week b.
the election Of r. T.. l-acour a. prcsi-
dent. VI } Goldstein vice-presIdent ".
: Rouse secretary and Isaac No.ovIcA
treasurer. The directors are Louis Nil
Ter. j. g. Davis. ir.. \. J.. Golden. W.
VI Slocum Philip cohen and the officer
Big electric lighted and heated 'husses
are 10 be run all the year 10 these near
by towns FOR a uniform scent fare
ON the ocean front extensive improve
uents have been made under the direc-
ton Of Commissioner John ". Hook. The
space under the boardwalk and back OF
the bulkhead has been all filled in with
sand. concedlng the unsightly consuuc-
ton work new public pavilion and
lighthouses are being built In the North
Long Branch section OF the city. near the
oliver Byron cottages. The beach is being
raked and cleaned up. and the paviions
and public comfort stations overhauled.
Tungsten lights are 10 be installed in the
payiIions This is expected TO drive
spooning couples Of the Boardwalk en-
tirely to the seclusion of the beach.
ocean Park promises 10 become great
amusement resort under It's new manage
ment Already the work OF rcconstruc-
ton has begun under the direction OF
A -. story, the new manager. Illumina-
ton will be feature
At the new baseball grounds. on tho
ocean front the sport is attracting more
attention than 1t ever has before AT this
place. Long Branch is leading in the
Now York and New Jersey League pen
nant race. and the local team. which is
captained by Richard V Hcuriquez. IS
already favorite with the summer resi-
dents at the shore. from Atlantic High
lands 10 Spring Lake. The Sunday games
are especially popular.
one OF the largest gatherings OF auto
, mobllists ever seen in this state was at
the Port -au-Peck Hotel yesterday. when
mine host. j. Hubbard Wardell. opened
the clambake and shore dinner season
on the North Jersey Coast By serving
three hundred members and guests Of the
State Automobile Trade Association.
| Plans Tor reorganization were SuDiHillth
by g. Il. Blakesee. OF Jersey city. chair
man OF a committee named for that pur-
pose W. H. Ellis. OF Newark. Is presi-
| dent of the body. Others prominent AT
| the bake included George II. Smith, Il. A.
Greene. II. e. Mann. George Paddock. !.
| w. Mason. George u. Thayer and j. c.
Roll. OF Newark Thomas 6. Wolverton
and Claude T. Holgate. of Jersey City.
and T. l.. &. Martin. OF Plainheld. n. NJ.
| Luzius, OF Baltimore. was one Of the
guests.
Cottagers who own summer homes here
are coming down in considerable num-
bers. Among those who have already ar
rived arc former Senator James Smith.
jr.. of Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sill
versteln, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Il. Benjamin
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Basch. Or. and Mrs
G. l.. Henriques and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Runkel. OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony y. Brady, Of Albany.
Senator and Mrs. John W. Slocum have
come ND from Laurel House, Lakewood
where they spent the winter, and arc at
FaIrview for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Park VI. Woolley and Mr.
and Mrs. n. Edgar Mason are back at
their Bath avenue country estates.