New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

as Changers. being the bone and sinew
of the L. $. A., who grow crops, are 10
meet with the rulers OF Atlantic Clty
for the purpose of finding out Just now
10 start q curb market. The idea is for
the farmers to bring their products TO
the city and to sell them direct 10 the
folk that devour them. Heretofore the
middlemen. so the Changers say. nave
been devouring all the profits, and the
curbstone market. where all the eating
world may buy, is promised as re-
Queer of the cost-of-living problem by
the sad sea waves.
+. w. Subway, of 1873 n. South Caro-
lima av.. Atlantic City. is probably the
only resident of the resort who ever
lived in Ostend for any length of time.
Mr.. Subway conducted one of the few
English speaking hostleries in Ostend
for six years. fifteen years ago.
In recent interview Mr.. Subway
said: "Ostend's history is charred and
blackencd with the scars of many wars.
Six times it was destroyed by sieges
and bombardments. No less than ten
times was it the prey of angry waves
that dashed its unsheltered coast until
the very foundations of the town were
inundated. Despite its many sorrows,
until its last wound, Ostend stood as
the playground of Europe. There, dur
ing the month of August. the aristoc--
lacy of every country in the old world
came to seek the joyous life 1t had to
offer. 1t was the scene of much splen-
cor. In summer business was very
good. but the poor winter months ate
M the profits. Ostend was a wonderful
town and much loved by all Europe"
Frank Hedley, vice president and
general manager of the New York d
Brooklyn Transit Company, accompan-
led by his daughter. Miss Florence
Hedley, is spending brief October va
cation at the Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson are well
known New York guests at fashion
able beach front hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. High are New
York visitors at the Hotel Shelburne
during a fortnight of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. milford and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Friedman are well known
Brooklyn visitors at the Rudolf for
October.
W. L. COnwell, vice-president of the
TRANSPORTATION Utilities, of New York,
is at the shore for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hilborn are New
York folk enjoying the delights OF late
October by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lucks are prom
inent New Workers at the Hotel Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mack have
leased a suite at the Alamac during the
fall season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Maur, of New
York City, motored to the shore and
are guests at the Hotel Strand for the
MIR. and Mrs. T. f. MILLINERY are
we'll known New York folk at the Shell
burne.
Other New York visitors down by the
sea are:
Marlborough Blenheim-H. P. Arm
strong, j. r. Armstrong, L. l.. Brins'
made, II. r. Bump, J. A. Comstedt, Mrs
Elliott Danforth, ID. +. Drake, Mis-:
Mary Elizabeth Evans, r. W. Gillespie
II. c. Green. &. d. Cranberry, Mr.. ane
Mrs. +. S. Hand, II. D. Hawks, P. 5
Hopkins, ]. G. Kipp, w. II. Lane, A. l.
Leycock, U. Lofting, c. P. Marsh, james
II. McGraw and James A. Mortimer.
Shelburne-G. w. Beaver, II. Lee
Bragg, W. A. COpley; II. Il. GilneT
Matheson. Miss Caroline A. Parker, d
w. Pye, r. l.. Rand, Mrs. f. L. Reancy
Miss Ethel ]. Reaney, Mrs. Robert J
Sharp, Clark NJ. Rosencrantz, J. Z
/ Slimp, A. II. Strickland, A. II. Whit
/ and w. c. Wood.
Dennis Robert Coleman, Mr.. an,
Mrs. f. P. Piesel, Mr.. and Mrs. +. D
Stein, Miss Clara Baldin. H. b. Bazart
| S. II. Kreas, Charles A. Smith, Mis-