New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14

been fixtures on the show counters OF
many Atlantic City stores fog several
years They were placed by the Golden
Rule Alliance OF America. an organization
that maintains charitable home FOR
blind girls. where the latter are taught
various useful occupations.
The "meanest man was we'll dressed
and fluent stranger. young. too. and he
called az seven or eight stores early in
the week. explaining that he represented
the Golden Rule Alliance and deposited
the banks in "A grip TO be taken TO the
home Office
4 day en- 50 later the regular agent
called. and then only was the star theft
Of the season discovered.
Fair autor.sts mustn't sass squ!res
down this-a-way when brought up FOR
speeding Miss Louisa Morrison, daugh-
ter Of Thomas Morrison. Of Sea Girt y.
D.. Wa hailed before Squire Weeks. the
auto justice OF the peace Of PieJsautviiie,
Oh Sunday last.
After the speed cop had testified the
squire, through long practice, uttered
lacon,cally 50 and costs" The maiden
answered something the doughty justice
considered uncomplimentary. which led
10 his remarklng: $50 ane."
A shark weighing r. pounds and mea-
surlng seven and one-half feet lons
was hooked Of the Inlet Pavilion Sunday
morn.nS The shark put up such a sun
fight that il was necessary for Captain
Gale the fortunate Ike Walton Of the
feat TO call Tor assistance In landing his
quarry
This is the same shark. Pavilion walt
crs say. that has been hanging round
the inlet waters for some days, feeding
upon scraps from the Pavilion kitchen.
The shark made a great commoton even
after bciuL hauled ashore. and several
spectators narrowly escaped being bitten.
War has been declared down here by
the sea. frightful. devastating war, and
Tor once the proletariat are prohtng
thereby. The rolling chair harons are at
10 again after a prolonged term Of peace
sn the rubber-ychlc.ed Balkans. once
.uon Cd time the tariff for a spin In the
,asygo.uE "rol.ics" was 81 an hour. Then
% was reduced hy one OF the big firms
TO 90 cents au hour But the 1918 August
crowds have gone and John NJ. McDueu
who conducts several stands along the
wooden way" finds himself with some
-INty-0Qd rolling chairs on his hands
eating uu perfectly good license money
without earning anytime. Mr.. McDueu
docs not consider this good business, so
go order % Furnish the chairs with AZ
.,aSi work enough tD earn their keep
Do" has reduced the tariff 10 - cents an
hour
an those vino felt they could not afford
q ride while on their summer vacation
here had better hurry back and get IL
bcIor, th" price is again advanced.
Moonlight sailing is now the thing
down her. hy the edge Of old ocean. and
the Boardwalk promenader meandering
comfortably along the wooden way
may see "a score or more Of yachts in tn"
onIug. each laden 20 the gunwa!es with
happy laughing. pleasure seeking hu-
mainly. The evenings are delightfully."-
cool Tor this seashore sport and light
wraps have the call Turkey trot' par
ties oftentImes follow these sails. with
Suppers after that. and sometimes even
the slippers are followed by novel doincs
iu th. shape Of wee. sma' hour bathing
parties.
The village hostess inviting her guests
To a dip In the milpond after mid
night supper would cause social sensa-
ton back in Cindervllle: but the matter
IS treated lightly by the blase ones who
do" society down here by the all-wlse
waves