Norman B Jacobowitz

"Norman came along two years after Bud; he was born in the Monmouth Hospital, Long Branch, the only one born in a hospital. My Father had rented a house there for the summer, hoping to do enough business to make it pay, even for a permanent residence if advisable. I had laryngitis that summer, and the folks insisted on my coming with the children to stay there. Anna came and just packed me up and helped me to get over there. I had a wonderful time at the hospital; Norman was a quick, easy delivery, though he was slow in getting started. I stayed in a four-bed semi ward, with three women of very different personalities, but we got along beautifully. One was a Polish woman who spoke very little English, and she kept us in "stitches" -- a different kind, aided and abetted by the interne who tried to fool us by mixing up the babies." Leah Kreinick Jacobowitz, As I Remember, 1962, p 37.

"In 1912 our family home was in Jersey City, N,.J., but on August 6th Dudu was on vacation at the seashore, so I was born in Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch, N.J. Long Branch in those days was "restricted", meaning no Jews allowed, but that didn't stop Popop. He was ever one to stick up for his rights,, So we vacationed in Long Branch. But came the eighth day of my life and we had a problem. We didn't have ten adult Jewish males (a minyan) to witness my circumcision (brith).: Norman B Jacobowitz, Letter to My Grandsons, 1984, p. 17

I cant find Elias Jacobowitz in the 1915 New Jersey Census.
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