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^» •••* J^- *^PW*r^«j \MUM*.\ •\ -.\* *«*«;JCiX'*ii!i,'; Lj,< '1 * NO. 2(k .. ^ NEWARK, NEW YORK,. SATURDAY MORNl WE WERE, G MAN MEETS DEATH. BaF- Obey Warning, Loo Endeavors tq Cut jifes Away from Wires \laing Gloves, incident occurred in So^ Jponday ., afternoon by |pDariiug;,~ na-«*npi6yee of tfs life. The young man of age and had worked Bany only two \yeeks . otopanion he had been ern- ||ing the day in removing |s,trees which interfered with (is work having been done pfmbirig. SeveraF\ Bigher flfeft, and the other lineman. some other tools, telling pihg that upon his return jprjBmove. them. |the boy decided not t», jjaore experienced cora- ISiipon his return, Darling |ji|rross the wires, shockingl) • his rubber gloves, which .repeatedly cautioned al- pH'in his pocket. Just why jjjfve\ climbed the pole while |iihfi_-_biut .previously only jjjgfjlrees for. trimming and elaeatally touched the ||g, or slipped and fell upon Us- mfe, Mr: and Mrs. Eli Da; - jis, are prostrated by JP^B'esides his parents he ORDINANCES QUEST Gat Case May Tend to P,J e Validity of Same Am interesting and what , to be a very important i-a-. fore Police Justice G. 0 1 a day. It was entitled the Edward Pox. The case it- minor importance, but diun. secutipn a very interest!,.. MAY 28, iara •^/~*- ,™ X\ ri *' ANNIVERSARY. MR. AND MRS. HENRY J. PEIRSON ENTERTAINED The Occasion Waa The 45th Wedding Anniversary —Guests . Drink Toasts Fr»«n an Old Goblet Bought Forty-Four portant feature developed l|i\jf test- Tear* Ago. ed the -integrity of Uie'Vniee Or- dinances. / Mr. Fox and Atty. Fat;./ ,. e neigh . ^^T.^^^^ 0 ^^ MrrKagm fv has bean boarding- which hasj t L, , on8ider . able annoyance to Mr.,/,, uud pavtic _ ularly to his chickei several of which have been kl a. Saturday Mr fox saw the feliii making away, with another one of h chickens and he immediately took a tti ( - rifle >-ac- \rh? ^ h A di ,lf t . TCi T OTrroft «y tO-jltp^ffltrttieevCTtagwarrirostthorongh the cat. A little late he found the cat on Mr. Eagan's p ch and point- ing his rifle at the dfesticated ani- mal it soon expired. Mr. Eagan at once ustituted pro- ceedings against Mr 'ox based on Section I, article II, t the Village ordinances wbich sayjliat no person shall discharge any the corporation Hini missioraiof the Presi or the Board of Tr tion Mr. Eagan app pie and- Judge Pur fsndairt, Fox. Du: Purchase. raised tl validity of the ordi be adopted accord! At a meeting of t: on November 9, 190, adopted which reaj these ordinances b ed.\ Then follow- One of the most pleasant occasions ot the week occurred at the home of Jind Mrs Jienry. J„ Peirson on Bast Miller street, Monday evening when they entertained eighteen cousins, of the older Peirson family and the only sur viving aunt, Mis George Peirson in honor of their forty-fifth wedding anni versary. The house was very taste fully decorated with snow balls and tu MR WHEAT SELLS OUT Mrs Clarence Conklm His Business Purchased j§fers, Mrs. Henry Pett.it , of p'a sister in Charlotte, minutes of the mi boners, Stanley, living u\\ flul y Bi ®te* by O. J|hly Darling, whose home ^Stj? 6 . 1 *-'. A P rin lactate. KVTT K»4 & ENTERTAINED. genboorn Enter- i.|;miijisteFS of Wayne ||fes Was held at the. \Si M. Hogenboom, (brined church, Tues- 'ifas social in its na ; session, which was <Er. Hogenboom, was, pier entitled\ William, (-was read by the pre- Hie paper dealt with Kerf William, the Silent. Pissiou was spent in vis- gj* about the beautiful |idts of Newark. jits were present as fol- Saj, Joldersma,,\*«f the tChnrch, -Rochester; J. Seconcl Reformed; tester; D. L. Betten, juelendyk. Palmyra; G. KiUiamson; G. H. Hos- ||P.'G. M-i Bahler, Wil- j£.„G. H. DangremonrT, farms within •xcept by per- t of the Village ss. In the ac- fj fur The Peo- ise for the de- the trial Mr. question ;'of the oes which must to the statute. Village Fathers x resolution was \Resolved that •ead and adopt- the rest of the tmg, whVch were Hawis, the Vil- J copy of the VII- lage'S'^JjQ^pces wal pasted on a page following tfiesp\ nimites. Now the statute provides ti?t any ordinances passed oy the Village shall he in- cluded in the offieja^ minutes of the meeting. Mr. Purchase contended that these ordinancKs were npt in the —r-minut'SS.Jmas.'ri^cii asjtoey did.not ap peaT^iP^^-Te^oi L Hf-~-4he---4^iieii&l^, signed- bv the Vil|* CleTk; further- more that the wife \these ordin- ances\ found in pe resolution are misleading as thej^o not spe^fy ex- actly what ordina-ces are meant. Notwithstanding tlj> objection raised by Mr. Purchase, .tstice Harris ruled against him. The'ase at issue was submitted to the ttiirt and the de* fendant was found'js'iju. 1 ! hut sen- tence was suspendfii it has not heien definitely derided «appeal the case but Justice Purcnue is thinking of going it. i it Boat Sunk. feon the Erie Canal was pfeed Saturday night and St Newark by the sinking pj£l- of stoje -i^ween the ttd tockg. Ow.|ng to the, If^river to stop his team,. t was unable to prevent t-xioliding- on the pier be- t& locks. -*i'he boat was fedina stone and rapidly 1%, it Stthlt in sucha posi- tfee o|^Jftesi<ie of ^ie lock ScSthoats was tied up. Two |i|fe ordered and \a double litS-Wprfcea. «tttitil Sfonday ^.the. cargo, which vf^s ly enjoyed by all present. Guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Peirson in their most cordial manner After a pleasant reception they repaired to the dining room where a bountiful dinner was served by Mrs. Gerdes At the close of the,dinner Mrs.;Gerdes brought in an old fashioned glass goblet one which belonged to a set with which Mi and Mrs. Peirspn began keeping house and handed it to Mrs. Peirson The goblet, was filled with Wine made from the cherrie^ grown on a tree planted on their place forty-four years ago As the bride of olden days di auk she gave an appropriate toast to the guests present. Then in turn the crimson goblet was passed to each of the guests who drank toasts of love and continued happiness to the bnle and groom. After the dinner, Mrs 1 eir son brought down her quaint wedding bonnet which had been so carefully preserved during all these years and in which the guests manifested much in terest, shown by the fact that each one tried it on. Before leaving the guests joined in wishing Mr. and Mrs Pe'Sr son continued happiness and expressed the hope that they would live lo cele brate their golden wedding inmveisary .8s.<5^.ari.tesce._. * =»<? _^_ \GRANGE PICNIC The bubiuess men oi Ntwaik were gieatly mteiested in the announce tnent made early in the week that Leonaid H Wheat had sold his pho tographjc btudio to Mis Claience Conklm, who will assume possession June 4th Mi Wheat has been in business in Newaik evety since the Sheiman Opel a House buined twelve yeais ago when he succeeded S S Richaids who had uctn a photogra phei here toi many yeais Mi Wheat has always done a supenoi giade of vioik and his aitistic taste has been favorablj commented upon by competent units He hat, always enjoyed a fane business and the change is now announced aftei three months of negotiations Hib studio will be managed by Hat old \Higgs a son in law of Mis Conklm She will continue to take chaise ot her studio which is in the Kellej building Mrs t onklm has hud a lafge photogmplfic bubinesb loi a nunibei ol yeais anil We wish hei eveiy success in flter ne\\ enteipribe Mi Wheat is planning (.Oadispose of some piopeitv in New aik aftei which he will mo\e to Col orado THEMAMJBTQWNBAH, Li»t of Sub»criW» &tKpll«?'» D*ug,More. The soliciting \'Mirniflee which is- calling on the U^lBniut fishermen for the building of ti,Bconcrete flume in the Macbletown da^ as mentioned in last week's issue A this paper, is' meeting with gow succfS- A good tnany have not bet are hot known by t vthis reason it has . able that a list ol ten and perhaps • vjiuruif.ee. For ^.. deemed advi 1 - ie subscribers be left at some busitje^ place \vhefg all thiv who are interesteo may have an opp<>t • member. It is hop-.- fishermen will have £ list as soon aspossihis so ti.afca meet- ing may bei called s,nd the nfecessary officers be chosens am! a enmrdittee ap- pointed to look aft, • the building of the flume;, as this v. as soon as possible plied with the -law Annual Gathering of Pomona Grange to be Hetd at Clyde Preparations have been completed for the annual^ gathering of the Wayne County Pomona Grange which is. always, attended by, hundreds of Grangers throughout the county and is a most enjoyable occasion The meeting will be held this year at Clyde on Wednesday, June 1 The following most interesting piogiam has been arranged: Morning Session- Business session, ClaafeiTing degrees. Recess. A twenty-five cent dinner will be served* Afternoon Session Open in the Fourth Degree llusic, Address of WeIconie.,,C. G. Roy Clydp Response.,.'.. .C.\ Lookup Marion Instrumental music.- RecitatloiuRey, J| T. Anderson Clyde The. JPirst and Second Degrees ex emplified by the Newark team lo minutes for criticism: and review Song J ... Clyde Grange Rpcitation.. ...Mrs. Liindy Clyde <-^>ntagk)U8 Diseases^..; Dr. Vedder *yons Recitation enterprise . t>, enroll as a hat ,lfthe front I Mrs - Jolm Hartnagle Lyons it-t-lSolo. .MisB Lucy Osborn, North Rose - i! aies on this * ' Address by K. N- Godfrey, Master of State Grange. Question Bax- Adjournment. Abram Garlock, of Newark is a member of the Executive Committee •k should be done We have com- •irding our privi- i priv.ate fishitrg m Ooinjnissioner •eWark School Question. |pf%hiph*(3a!!ett6t fc Vcdl'rect solite-patts or i|[g>tliS'afeaaiili-\Sctib« |dh--appeared r , in Jhe p^E;|fesi-V. ;., ^teetift^.-was; ealle4 by mpnt -w'strict; t%'-th| ^Sefiiig^Qte .subject of |hool distriOfg numbe'rB I^Bff^ren^ouTi'' fffie yelled, fq* ; fhe putpoBe Psuhjeet; \therefore* ^e i,;fhSfe *wa(S ftibi \irr§gu- ^ r _~ M meeting. It Was' W, in accordance -yv'ith \iFfiq lheet|hg will : he [Tflf the BUbject comes up •be&t: our annual fneet- iittilt seehied..to get the he. plan of consolidation tj$f are, • because I was „^M8P,toditiattalBurieMer. (iPWerinip WithoTTi; Irko,*- i and conditions of the wM^ -'' -\ • •' *' fefe|T^S ; ^-|f«genteS:jfle ; - K&, '- 2 ti^ttiItiott'plettsSgi- ortuiiately many of us are ^-consider the prose of lite. uito 4 V6te*-*!i tMs subject, Pp6£>ble;to vote latelligeht. pt-hj^[feu^ej||f tt*e_we asfc l^i^'-B^^fljiSat^n^ \• '••- -T r? ; \' •. Ml*;^jS^rt f. • Vt ech. •-v.-:^aiv#t, , -— ••*. . ,- Sidwy J*il B art an|ieeptic, tonic f*pti Mr* lrrtetfUlttiHeft Refose snh«- i OU ah»m|>0(» at Mocphf^ lege to fhake this pond. A letter Whipple of Albfto. lis 1 ! so all may see at Kelley's Daig lieve Mr. Kelley \V any inforrnation de ;AU payments ^rnaj Keiley. who will ai t is treasurer pro tem i \ '- „ - C ,V.,WtS!rfSRMAN. s attached,to this . . .. „ .i Jv vT £ ... . tissue of the tms list will be, re wfiere we ba- be, glad; to give d untliis\sche!ne. lie-; -flijSfe to M/., Comments On Our Purchase. Wayne Real Estatilfe Transfer*. The following ;t-m^ers '^foWayilfr couaty real; estate werS recorded at the county cleric's office this weeSk : E«ra A. Sfierrflah in John C. Oalleni \117 acres in Rose, ji^ool ;%lenuSe : Rpssiter to Ada B, ftitbafasoh, lot in'Woleott, $45 ; Alice -E. Bretnn t to Abrahi^i: Bullis, lot in Mac'eilooi. $500; Georjfe H. Lookup and lielia ,K Lookttp to j.ffiST William D..-.M6rfi>.t,n-, 8 acrtss \ in I.'. Ijarion, $990; • Beckley I'rimper and{ Mary Trirhper to John C. Culiett-and, tSailiam .Cullen VVe read with keen interest the final Newark Union Gazette under the management and ownership of.Burgess Brothers. They have been a power for good in Newark and the right thinking citizens of that village must regret their retirement from the newspaper field. They have boomed Newark in each issue of their paper aiid worked hard for every improve mteat,- Many residents of this section ,are>,personally acquainted with the Burgess Brothers?, and will be inter estedip portions of two articles from their last issue.—The Spdus Record \Jjijfiere; followed 1 two articles regarding improvements- in Newark and their retirement from the newspaper busi neSS. „: ThlrWlllIntenilMothtrj ' Motlier Bray's- Sweot Powders for Ch Idren cure? PfcvertshnoSi, HtadSohe, Bad Stomach Teething Disorders, move ana Kgulate the BoWds \ana aestroSjworms. Toev break up \liottrs. TnSeyoeVer tail \\ ~ Golds fn-2 Ask to-day.' All Drii. KM . Ad»«rti»«d EetterS. 64 acres in eaie«,- A^* 0 *-\?!;!; $1,600; Harriet, c: s^rmah W ^ r t^S^ S Cullen and-Wuhain Cull^|tt in Rose, \i Belli A. IS. \ 1$324.29 ; Htoraee Bui ton- >E*he*., a» Cris««ld, Pr aal; gnafdian, lb John C. (T-ulto and^-Wil-•; f**?% dsc * r \' JiarnehU^iilot in Rose, 1 $1^14.^;•Eo^|'-T\ enaer ,'\ A \ ris^aWoiftW Hapeman i*r,Josiah Porter-, .76 .S^reS\ in Vfolcotrif.$4«& '< Daniel v Wagemak*r and BedeIia.&Sgeihiker to' Artb|w Robenolt, lot iS'Willianisoti, $2Sft* f - John Utekjnsrrtfc^ - -Abraham Schiliimatt:; 1 acre in i yajfetto ,\; $1. (ietget.Vf. John GaUney. Prank Mrs Myers,Wit Mr iiurraT. is. James ..Stahl.L.M Mrs Silcoi. W. William FOREIGN Leeato, Giovanni, Box ]263 CARDS Bureess, Maud Miss Grace Maey Mist ; Criflelc • CffiUe, i Polp> Kiijney t*j#ls coiitaih in eimctfn Wate*! fi>rm ingry<lienWjSt' esiafeiisbied field. Frank Mr. Oncar Green, J Mulr. Walter McCortnlok Mr I H Stirling-, Mil r R. . Vernvjila'Mr Wm - J:.M.PITKW P M George Deboose ( (,oii,e Debo se \\1 h\ed a short (list mc«. s uth f \1 <ri lttowu od the Hhelpi, i M\ met utli a fatal accident t his b me theie U t Iridaj Ml 1 >ebnose h d been i b ithelor living done on his f inn 1 n Hy morning he staittd to put some shingles on his barn I Hung A 1 Ider it the gible end he went to the I idge Dole, where he slipped falling t> the^ground and leceiving a (.oncussion of> the brain A neighbor saw Mi Deboose on the ground it the side of Jthe barn iHe went to his side in 1 found that he wis still alive Dr \ork v.is summoned but the injuries I eceived \\ ei e it tt The laddei wasjUAM 'itin ling at the e&f&ir the barn an I there were lm pressions on tl ground showing where Deboose tr I when he fell Mr Deb « se w xly five yeais old and had li\el on t e firm where he died f i seven! \ rs He was a quiet industri us m I of rather ec centrn. nature Ik 1 1 bought his lot it the l~ist \eu<iil e netery b id had his, grave luj, his, t rnbstone bought aud marke 1 ind li s casket pur chased I he latter lie had in one ol the front r urns f his home and had kept t thtre f r the past few yeais The de^cH e 1 is r\i\ed of a brother,. Peter jf L> us an 1 by i nephew and mete Ihe funer 1 services were held: Sunday aftern n from his late resi dence ind lm I was made in the East Ntwirk cemetei\ THE AUTO t (XUB. SE,VEJNfTy-6.|«E AUTOMO- BILES IN NrWAFJK^ v Run Ta ~&* Made.Jb_ Psjimyra Next We*K—Two Hundred Autos in Par&de aj Firem«fn'lj Convehtion, \^ •* * ( THE1 flR^MEM IBOMJN^ CLUB END YEAR Bay View Ladies Enjoyed Annual Sur>- per with Fine Program The Arcadia Ri> \ lew Club was entertained at tru. home of Mr and Mrs Abram Garlodi on Tuesday evening when the years study ended in the following entertaining pro gram Vocal Solo— It Wis thv Dutch JJlsr Anna Miller Character Sketches — (a) King of Noiway Mrs Anna Crouchei ° - -* (b) King of Sweden Mis Maude Clark * ,, (o) King of Spain Mrs Aniia Pro seus Renbiandt Mis Rose Crducher William the Silent M*B\\Alma rilkins Erasmus Mis Minnie Yolk William the Third Mrs Bmrtia Garlock The ptiblic is cordially invited to at -corrective, -g, jj«ikjc_ swafesSfestftSA's »SSS»*1»^ Expert Massaging for the R.-TH> and , fife; ^yttlf or by hand.,»^kurj)hj , «. to be given by Mr. Clarence C Eaton ot-TaeontstrWaslH, «t Slf rmao Opera. House on. Sunday afternoon May the twenty-ninth, at 3:»o'clcK!k. 20wl HSMrVft: W^»-, tb* Jshiatt (d) le) R (f) (g) M th) Queen Wilh lm na Mrs Harriet Bloomer Instrumentil Solo Miss Anna\ L Mil ler Suggestions fft rmpiovement, Sirs Edith Leggett ~ _ f (a) Why I I refer to I lve 111 Spain? Miss Annie H stunt (b) Why I Prefer to Live In No* way' Mrs Anna S Peirson (c) Why 1 Prefer to Live Ja Sweden Miss D Grace Richardson - _ (d) Why I Piefei to Wve in. fiol land' Mrs Taunie Chittenden Reading— A Dutch Picttvre v Long- fellow Mrs Helpn P Van Hoegen Mrs Winspear made & few closing remarks and then the ladies adjourned to the dining room which was prettily decorated In pink ind white Beautl ful ' Holland flowers were in jstotws- lon and Dutch dolls and\ acetyes were very much In evidence A dainty supper was served »hd the guessing contest was won by- Miss. Richardson, the prize bela£,» JlMStty picture morning all voting that the «ventnt had'been weU\spent _ Owing to^TJie unfavoiahle weather* conditions Newatk a,utomo6I!Ists\i)?eie dissapointed by not being £plie„ to maKe'tnen iun\to numyia on, weaT nesday evening ^ The heavy fains of Tuesday nighty and the bad conditions of. the loads resulted in the officials or the Club postponing the run, until the latei P&it ot the--coming \\eek As these rufis^ ai e v^ry^ enjoyable those who weie disapiiointed will lie -consblated-%y-th^a<5t-thatahea*inj«llL be madejatel Palmyra, automobilists had arranged to meet the Wwaik t^ityjuid_esqolct them about Baimyra end thence\to the\Grange Hall wBeie? relieshments weie to be^ served JJewaik can feel jnioud of Joei st£»nd on Uje automohue question Seventy pne automobile's: are owned in, New aik '^TUe're ai e \* raoi 6 ~-automobiles owned heie than, in any other \village m ^Vayne* Countv The valuation ot these cars will aggregate m the neighborWod cif (laOjOttO.. ^ -, We feLve belo> a list ot the owneie F W Wwban f XI B BlUott-Jr- G P H Y»ty« G A JBymaifJ-S i)iap ^r-S E McKoWft^m—A T Hauls -J H Hale J B FJ§k, A' Veidov Clar ence-Veidov H B Jto&'eis-iL-CQUiilr- en Q W Stuait, J E iPiUvei, Byib_n Thomas indson Snjdei.^Win Plight or Dr Reed Dr Chittenden, Ei nest- Smith, Ii\ing Tiey Han> fuee h G MattiSbn \W B Rupert A N Qlnisty S H Moia Di J W Barnes i\ H Wilbei, D P Johnson, G D, T!orl, D D I e-Tevie A R Drake O H Peikms O H Allerton, Ti, Wm Bui croft A B Williams S r- Slier man, Homei Crotheis Frank Fisk T W Haywood, O B Schumam Phillip JRopkei O W Bumpus John Schatne,i Heibeit Lmcoln C W Campbell W \lonrriSh C 'B \•\iie'teftoeeit, f ^dUi lou Hi Rr-Dr-afee,^E--V, *tiison, r*. M Phelps (j H Drake J M Pitkin Ralph Wildei L Hi Van Tassel W H Birdsall, Chas a' Bloomer T C Collings, G H De Gdlxer, S R Peli ons- C H Stuart, Abram Garlock H B Stevens B- ~K Burnham^ B Vanln wagenj J H Anger, Bt S Morton, Al belt Erecb. ahd Thos« Elliott, Many-mew cars have heen, Sold this- spiing includihg Frank t Flsle ?egal, J M Pitkfti>> Mora,, A N Christy, Cadillac, ~B B Rogers, Cadillac t C B Hyman, B ti F_, D^r Reed,-Oyer Ian, fi E-, gchumanj s Mora C H Stuart JCJ4!U*B, Judson Snyder Ford,_ Abram \Qarlopf Slora,^ Albert Freeh, Fftrd E K sBumham Cadlf lac^ -Ernest Smith, jRerL il B Stev ens, JfaxireW' H.omer Cr\others f Regal,- O W BuJhpus, B ti V, 3> Harry Anger, E M Ft Byron' Thomas Mora, and, X P Balldu, ^eo. ^Newark; ha* one df the most^pio- gresslve automobile clubB In the state —a club otjvhlch every membp^ is a ^'booster L,_The offlcials of the cjuh are eoterprjilng business men and ad here- to the<»ollcy 6t expending ihe club fiinds to axfverilse Ne^tnrJt^^Ihfex have recently erected \signs on every road leading into -the village for a distance of, twenty miles In all direc tlons—every sign glytng the. dfsttjuce to Newark They have also erected. signs: to show ~the dangerous places., A clQb vsjwe sole-purpose is th adVer tise and booni ^awarfc is a vnluaple asset Tfiid sfi3uld\De encouraged l>y- ever^-buslness jnan y)f«ther he owns an automobile; or not TJie officers of the Newark- Automobile Otub are Arthur iN Christy, presldeht, S F Sherman, ^rlce-prestdent; tf yr Camp beir B«cfetkry, S ^a/Kelrson, tre«U* ilfer^TThirclnU lsra\tperslstent orggnt- yation and ias *, t^ooi membership •which Is steadly increasing' T>ejsXtfb Recently iifflUated-iflut-the lAmerlcair AutomoMle Association sad jihe KeW torkr Stsie Asspolatlon -*ho*e pur poses'are - ftTjietSure-hetter-roads 3 -ana* Plans io^EntertaJn Thism at f tfi# New » , City Ha|l. ^ f Everything is being done to' r^ake June lfe and 16 the days when the Siemens Convention ol the North- ern Central New Vork Tltemen s lis Boclaftpn—wtirib-e^held. -in— ^ievarltr rntist interesting to\the people ol Nciw ark aS --well as to- the-' visiting fire- meh Ihe progiam provides for the entertainment of the ^delegates at'a busiijeBs session In^theCji^w City Hall on Wpfnesday Reports from .neigh borlng i towhs f \ghow~'that many of the companies ate- planning to bring outr sldfe banrjs \so tnat things promisi he lively *~ Th© laces and sports will occur Thursday afternoon, and v the DeLand Baiid of Pairport will then give a concert at the park * Our own mill taiy band will give another concert Thursday evening A game of base- ball will he played between (Newark ana-CWttoa-&pilngs_at—four_jBL__m_ Besides this there will be.many in teiesting~gports In the streets Din net will be served to the firemen In the Straus malt hottse by the TJewafkr Giange, the reputation of Which for getting up a fine dinner cannot be « \celled in this part oil the state « A Serious Accident On Wednesday night about dusk some children were playing \on Vlen na- street -When Seward Price, Jr 1 ,. son of Geoige Price 2nd attempted to ihmb_ jarlslS .poplar tiee by the\ road-i side when about thirty \feet from the gmund a limb which he was standing oiwbioke, and he fell to the ground His, fathei was \called and carried huh to thfc house, hut Jhe did not re- gain consciousness ..in Beveral houis Dr CoppeiiiOll was called and found -(hat the Boy s nose was, broken and one eye closed up Hg. vomited clotB of blood AVedwesaay night and-iEhurs day morning, but it Is hoped that the -blood carte fiom the Injured nose and not from any Internal injuries Newark Marked Quotations* •»s w GRAIN VM«at CbjHf i Re^i«». «iwjl»»t - . Wiuta perbtk Short Re* pethtt 110 ««.K)ra no^v porbu pormi grown Barley (2 rowed) perbu Barley (0 rowed) porbu Oats per btt Bran per ton HiftdHnKH 1 per ton 011 Meal pirton Corn Meal per ton Betall Piites per ton CorreotPd by 'Wayne County Milling Oo JUrJStolTta. Bftrton VSM 18 oO No ^Tlm ^perTon ^500 WOO H»T Mixed iter ton IS 00 18.00 Corrected by yifrne Oonaty MlUln« Og_ to obtain tsjrlaws ana leglslatfoir t On D^CoraUon Day all ^owners o f automohUes are kindly requested, to take part in the parade \Many sold \ers *j» oi an age that ,WilL htirdly- perfnlt their walking and ft remiest has been made t6 those -who can 1 tp ttnaiy^Jolft In the parade anU It \* hoped that- there W.1U be a surntleht nujubeV Of machtees wherehv'no sold ler may find ^necessary to walk The parade \Will form at comer MJafu and Union Street* at 2 p piJ s What will probably be the larigest automobile aemonstra,tlon_ OvjeV held In ^Vayne poultr^ir^cuf^aurtiitirh 20^1,' the; Firemen's Convention In Nevark It Is expected that isim twoTnundred. sutomoWlea will he }tt Hue C>rs -will b* heautlfihly decorated attd , -^rtses , will b* glveh tfiic^he most beautifully detfbrsWd\ c<tst \The Seneva. Auio- rdQblle Glub will be invited to take part arid tWe Will. be. -cars from all the surrounding towns and, villages Arthur -N CHHsty ha* charge ot the parade and Is, devoting. Jsfp ^n ei 16rt tot malw It,a tekture of the dotf> ve«»tioH Byerr o*nw ot_an automo* bile taJNewMfc^shOtald' ooKrperrte to make it a blftTsuccss* ;t CEMENT S1DEVALKS. twill l»yDement:lidlWAlkii ati>^ per ^qjmM< foot SsthlWkm KWarsntetd ?Ot refsretMM 1 tsfcl'j'fltt to^epfltt-. Math, Sufi, Xn4*non r K., &. 4 £, CKirles Com»«6B sod btherS t«sWTr« (tr The dnb. dtsbawjk? -hsfer* ^I^Msw, IbAMrk l*«ttv ««n<a»( 8700 8800 MOO IBM ilOTJR PAtentWonr perbbl Spring » 700 Boiler Flour o rferhbl \Winter 6 50 letrProcoss perbbl Blended 7 00 Corrected by Wayne County MllungCo Sutter Lard ftHBS Jrenn PBOVHIONS p«rlb per l b 28 poi rln irdo* Uorreoiea t>y IhVolty Gfrooery 00 80 IS J* White Beans Bed Kidney ZfillQMfcBie BMipberriea red Bnpberriek blk K1nr~ BsldwiB HreentHR* - ' 0 over wed Uuiothy tfted AltsUs Wool Onions - 0»bt)»gO Potatoes PABMPBODTJOK perbu perbu perbu per lb per lb perbbl Eerbbl 1 per TDW perbu perbu ^ uerlb portra piertob 190 800 2 60 18 18 »0O 1000 18.00 It 00 23 Corrected t rBoyqer * Allerton -20 ltlf«S Culvee Beef Beer Pork MBAta AHD PODr^RY p«row»i HVtr per owt drew lid per owt llwi perewt drtiMed v per lb, droned per lb \ \* 8h0Bld»)r»| per lb BViWls ^ per lb Uve TCnflieTg-*- per lb ( -^ Ohldceuslw pec lb CorreotarUaJt M^ReereS f TM , 1100 SOU\ 9,00 - 8T» 1100 ! - » lit M ;»»»»^»»#»i»»»«y»'»»»»»>rt»»' Will look4^ if LI thdState you view]3 re^t of a out Lawri will selPjy ea&f rnntd $4 x oo r _$4^5^ $7.50, $g 4 0o| each, -wOTJtlil and. we^/w|| by yotorstel will a^bwj •»irt»»«i»»»»»»#<»i»»%»«l»»»^»<»4 Hi u an 1 ,i 1 ,[ , K UseFutre Ice. COSTS 1*1 \We will deliver' a sample4r«e-ro*^oa IOE ONLY so yott are sure of ^tWgl^ (Bsrmce Free Bumltfg CoalJ - J — THE THINO-FQiJ •» _ 5 NOTICE OF MEETING Tb HEAR eoMnAlIrt^. ^ V&KE NOTICE Assessors of the V411ageof Nei»«rk h«vrprep*rsd their aSsesarrient roll tpr\the ensuing yetr 1 that a copy-thereof ,\*lll be oeposltid With the^Village Clerk, Bruest F B'oki eirhis offiee-lH the-Newarfc-atat* bank Huildibg, In said vlllage-onthe 2d day c 6t Juns r 1310 whew It may be seen *rjd| •*- examined by any person until the firtt 1 nesday In June, uest, ~»nu that pA saicl date attHfc yntstees' room in the City Ma\\, between th* hours Of niWe o'clock ta the forenoon\'and' tnfs* o'clock lu tlie~a<temoott, the satd- SW SeMors -will meet for the JWr^oSe^of corbpletlnte said asa«esment roll AntJ M heating ajd ditefrflhiiugi cont^hdnts Ui relation thereto on the; application pt any person concerting V™\***\ W Sfri«v»d thereby . , Dated, this 20th day of-3tfay> IdlO ^ r4AW*H«t43o<«c, v- '- \ AtSmon t 1 * i *» - t —^— ~% ,., * . WH^-B. -•*-J1-t-\* - ••ir T *.i 1M V Me, tlarence-C -• iiaton. iitiiacoina^ Wasttd^Hl give * tre* tect«^o>Chrlsr ttan Science al. ShermSB OMib i ,B^fat' fin Sunday afternoon, Maym it |,|0 Mr Baton is a membet W the boara, ol lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist Itt.SoHfen, Mass - 2(Wl AUCTION. Tht-r* wrll be ah. .aucti** -mmmmum^ Vm* % IMOtTrt^ O^lotlkj (C n , 'HstthV ^8 Hep «m barn* Kefw^otsfi l9s><ut»ietUarq(j4 into ^Hmpmrt - oarrtdnrink, ' ~ • be»«WM( Dyspepsia u xtr 1 alion* allnwut Burdock Blood tiij.ter» is if- - d -'^'-' ore for it It strength membranes, prjuwHe* nWj juioe*,pwii w4 ^- n J&woi ~***m*H>j£ft ', „i;*i(i vH \'v >< v y y ,^3» ^%SMi§afe^
