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KOCIIESTEH DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1921. JURY AT CANANDAIGUA BRINGS IN GUILTY VERDICT AFTER 21 HOURS WRANGLING OVER CASE Farmer Killed, Wife Injured Seriously, When Road Oiler recks A uto on Dundee Road INJUNCTION IS ISSUED AGAINST WATERCOMPANY Seneca Falls Consumers Win First Point in Tilt Over New Rates. DELEGATIONS TO ASK BOARD FOR STEUBENROADS WayTand, Hornell, Perkins-ville, North Cohocton and Other Villages in Protest. SHERIFF SAYS KIDNAPERS OF GIRL JOT KIN Questioning of Witnesses, Hd Finds, Shows Occupants of Auto Not Parents.

against two standing out for acquittal, it is said. County Judge Horace W. Fitch sentenced Guudino to pay a line of $1,000 and stand committed to jail at the rate of a day for each of the tine until the tine is paid, nnd also sentenced him to serve not less than two and one-hnif years and not, niore than five years in Auburn prison. The prison sentence is suspended during the man's good behavior. He must follow closely the directions of the court to report to Probation Officer Kdwin J.

Cooley, connected with the Magistrate's Court of the city of New York, every two weeks fur year, nnd every month for a second year; he must not drive any car containing liiuor as nny part of its cargo, refrairt from drinking liquor and support his wife and child. The court firmly informed him that violation of any of these conditions will mean that he must serve his prison sentence in full. City Attorney Fred J). Crihb defended Guudino. other youth ran to the villiige for a wrecking crew.

Shutt waa pinned under the par in such nienner that; he could not be extricated until the truck waa lifted. It took two wrecker half an hour to lift the truck from the smaller machine, when the lifeless body of Shutt wn taken out. He lived for aoine time after the crash, it i believed. Dr. Fred Mn-loney was early on the wene and had Mr.

Hhutt removed to a nearby funn-hoiine, rhe ha possible Internal Injuries, but the exa't extent of her hurt waa not determined last night. Her condition ia regarded, however, serioua. The body of Shutt. wn removed to an undertaking establishment tn thi village, whee Coroner Jamex McDowell, of Dundee, will perform an autopsy to morrow. Whnlt leave a eon, and a daughter, 12 and 11 year old.

Hoth were in school at Siivomi when told of the COMMUNITY CLUB TO HAVE ANOTHER FAIR Organization at Yale to Stage Event August 27-28th. Y'ule, June 6. The regular monthly meeting of the Community Club was held in the Chapel Wednesday evening. Announcement was made by the chairman of the fnir committee, R. M.

Seeley, that the date for holding the fourth annual community fair will be August 27th and -'Stli, which will be larger and better than ever before. Arrangements are under way for the purchase of properly where fairs can be held, and papers of incorporation have been filed. General Chairman Seeley announced the following eub-chairnien to. assist him in conducting the fair: Finance, Newton Ynn Nostrnnd; sports and amusements, Henry Xuhn; demonstration, Erwin D. Lerch publicity, C.

J. Slocum; purchasing, Charles (). Allen; premiums, Robert G. Pysher judge, James O. Garlic; entertainments, Mrs.

Charles Slocum; program. Allen Seeley; solicitations, Fred Olachewske. PAYING PLANS ABANDONF.D. Perry, June 0. Any hope of co-operating with the state in the paving and improving of Perry's Main street, in conjunction with the proposed state highway over the High Banks route between Morris and Ferry, has been abun-doned by Perry village The present macadam road is in shape, especially in the North Mnin street section, and the village trustees have decided to get a line on the sentiment of property owners and taxpayers in regard ti inaugurating a definite paving program.

Democrat and Chronicle Want Ad Rates Phone Main 7400 Yon Mvr Find th Co sit of Your AA by lh hollow Ins Tab. of Rut Appltrs Only to Rrhatr nd hurrounrllnff iuwni, ('UaslfltMl Ad Rat OuUldo this Territory la 3c 1'rr C.inandaigua, June 0. S.ilvatore Gnu-diuo, of Brooklyn, tried yesterday in County Court, was convicted by a jury which returned a verdict about 3 o'clock this afternoon, after having been in consultation continuously fur more than twentyvone hours in the jury room. Guu-diiio waa on trial on an indictment charging him with assault, second degree, in connection with the attempt to shoot a Cunandaigua police officer last September when the officer was making an of a truck londed with 400 gallons of pure grain alcohol parked on Lake street while the two men in charge, one of whom was Uaudino, were resting. Tho jury recommended extreme leniency and this is the first time in this county, it is said, so far as records indicate, that a jury has made such a recommendation in any case.

The jury stood for hours tied at ten favoring conviction GIRL DIES WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR AND 3ARE HURT Fatal Accident at Crossing of New York Central Road at Williamson. Williamson, Juno 0. A young girl was instantly killed, her mother seriously injured, her father and a woman guest cut and shocked, when a west bound passenger train demolished a light se.lan on the Lake avenue crossing of the X. Y. at about o'clock this evening.

The dead child is Miss Norma D'May, 14 years old, of Creek road, this village. Her mother, Mrs. H. F. D'Mny, is at tlw Sodus Hoi-pitnl, unconscious at a late hour this evening, suffering with many cuts, a broken leg, head and internal injuries.

Little hope is held for her recovery. I. D'May, the girl's father, received minor cuts and shock, as did Mrs. Temple also of Williamson, a guest of the family. Neither of these two went to the hospital.

The body of the girl was carried feet toward the station by the cowcatcher of the engine after the crush anil her death waa instantaneous. The body was jammed to the tracks when the train stopped. Her mother was hurled fifty feet and the father about twenty feet, witnesses enid. Thia js a third of a scries of accidents at this crossing; the last one happened about six weeks ago when the car wilh K. B.

Jolley was demolished. He has not yet recovered from his injuries. The accident, so far as could be learned, wa witnessed by Herman Lund, of this village, who was standing at the depot. Some railrond employees were present, it was said. The crossing is not protected after 7 o'clock and all the accidents have occurred after that hour.

A warehouse blocks the view of the trucks. The sedan in which the family were riding wan smashed into bit. The train was not going very fast, however, it w.u HI ill. Almond Motorist Pays Fine of $10 in Hornell Court Hiirncll, June 0. Edwin Iinuber, of Almond was fined $10 for reckless driving before Justice K.

C. Wightmnn in the town of I lomellsville yesterdny as the result of an accident on the Big Creek road in which hi car was wrecked. llauber says the accident was caused by a wire stretched across the rond hut nevertheless pleaded guilty. His cur hit a telephone pole so hard it was broken off and the telephone wires for nearly half a mile were torn down. Scott Alexander, of Canisteo, and Lynn Payne, of Bath, who were with him, each forfeited $5 bail on intoxication charges.

A jug containing cider was found in a field nearby. Signor Speaking Contest Winners Picked at Albion Albion, June (i. The winner in the 3lh annual Signor prine speaking contest, held last night at the Albion High School auditorium, were Mis Catherine F.lixaheth Ilanley. daughter of Mayor and Mrs Daniel W. Hanley, for the best oration, and Willi Pratt, or the best declamation.

Honorable mention waa given to Miss Wilma Trolley and Warren Thur-ber. A prize of $5 for the best essay written prior to the contest is also announced at these coutests. This year Irving Crandall was awarded that prize on his topic "The- Relation of Improved High-wavs to the Home Life." The high school orchestra furnished the musical entertain ment, assisted by the mixed chorus of students, and Girls' Glee Cluh ami Bovs' Glee Club. CATHOLIC COLLEGE AT OLEAN TO START 64TH COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY Olean, June 0. St.

Bonaventnre's College and Seniinnry will open ita 114th annua) commencement exercise Sunday morning with the celebration of a solemn high fna at 10 o'clock. The bae-calaureate aermon will be given by Yery Rev. Thomaa Plassmnn, O. F. president of the college.

The ceremonies will come to a close Thursday morning with the presentation of diplomas, Rt. Rev. William Turner, Bishop of Buffalo, presiding. The breaking of ground for a college dormitory, the first step in the college' Million Dollar Campaign, will take plnce after the commencement ceremonies. A banquet will be served in Ihe college dining room at noon Thursday.

Dignitaries the Catholic Church are expected to attend from a wide area. June ft. Allen D. Shutt, 45 year old, a farmer, of Kradford, X. near here, wa killed and hi wife seriously injured late thi afternoon when their light car and trailer were struck by rond -oiling truck and they were pinned against the highway lunik and crut-hed by the heuvier machine.

The accident occurred on the slate road, two mile south of Dundee. Mr. iind Mr, Kliutt were driving their light touring car with a trailer attached toward Dundee and were on ateep grade when Ihe oiler, manned by two youth, ciime from behind. The Shutta turned out to let the truck by. The cur cleared, but the trailer Una hit by the truck, lioth car and trailer were upset and pinned against the bunk, with the heavy truck leaning upon them, giving the occupant no chance to ewuie.

Charle Carpenter, ploughing In a field nearby, witnessed the accident, and with the aid of cuie of the youths on the oiler, mnmiged to extricate the woman. The ROMULUS MASON IS HONOREDATGENEVA Prominent Masonic Official Is Made Honorary Member; He Holds Many Offices. Geneva, June 0. Clayton II. l'itick-ney, of Homnlu, wa honored in Ma-eonic Temple Wednesday evening by being made an honorary member of Ark Ixjilge, F.

and A. M. Mr. I'inckney ia the only man who lin ever been honored by Ark Lodge in (he year of ti existence. Mr.

I'inckney hn ninny friend in (ieneva and hni long been a prominent figure In Masonic circle. He i a member of Fayette Lodge, F. ami A. and pat, high prieat of Geneva Chapter Royal Arch Mason. He i also pnt commander of (ieneva Coinmandery, Knight Templar, past mauler of Hkoi year Council, Royal and Select Muter! of Waterloo, nnd past monarch of Vntmirkan Grotto, M.

O. V. 1'. K. of Geneva.

Ho i a member of Damascus Shrine of Rochester, and wa made an honorary member of Geneva Lodge eorne time ago. At the present time Mr. I'inckney ia as-itant grand lecturer for Ontario, Seneca and Yale rountie of the Grand Chapter of the State of New York. He ha been on the third degree team of Ark Lodge aince lOLi, and has never missed a meeting of that degree, Mr. I'inckney waa elected to honorary membership in Ark Lodge at the regular communication Wedneaday.

The third degree waa exemplified on a class of candidate, beginning at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Dinner wa served at fl o'clock and the work wa resumed at 8 o'clock In the evening. Ark ltdge also welcomed Right Worshipful Chnrlea R. Guile, who has just recovered from a aerioua illness. Mr.

Guile spent eeveral week in the City following a aeriou operation. PLUMBERS AT OLEAN ARE OUT ON STRIKE Olean. June fi. Journeymen plumber of Olean are on atrikf. One clause in the agreement with the master plumber wa not accepted by the latter, it was reported.

The clause called for board and j-ar fare on all work outside the city and car fare home and return once a week when the work i within a radius of fifty mile of (Mean. The master plumber, it wa said, accepted the agreement, with the exception of the one clause. The clause would handicap them in getting work en the outside, according to mauler plumbers. Expense would be higher and outside jobs would not pay, and when work would be alack the plumber would be out of employment, according to master plumer. It was said that the expense of plumber were paid with the exception of car fare home and return om-e a week on outside job, previous to the new clause aubniitted by the journeymen.

ANNUAL FIELD DAY AT HAMMONDSPORT Haminondsport, June fl. The annual field day was held Thuraday at Ihe l'lea-ant Valley School. It one of the biggest and beat in this locality and parent nd pupils from I'rhana, Wayne and Wheeler were present. A teachers' conference occupied, the morning, and also a spelling content, won by Burnett llrownon, A hall game between IMcasant Valley and a picked up nine resulted in a rictory for the Valley by a ecore of 17 to 7. In number of point won in the contest Pleasant Valley School was first, I'rban second and Wheeler third.

Auto Exhibit at Dansville Shows Many Fine Cars Dansville, May fi. The Dansville Automobile Association, composed of fif teen dealer, were up early thia morning in preparation for their first automobile show. L'ach dealer i striving tn make the best allowing in the parade Saturday afternoon. Liberal rash priaea have been offered by the association for Ihe bet decorated rar or fleet. The village true-tees wdl act a Judges.

More than ore hundred rar are on exhibition on the Main elreet pavement. A peciat prixe will be given by the Ma-comber garnge for tb best decorated Ford car or truck, Rand concerts will be git-en each erenint, tojefber with spuria an! riiiertainmrnls. Seneca Falls, June 0. A temporary injunction restraining the Brncoa Water Company from collecting the payment of increnaed wmw rates until June SO, 10114, Wan served ttpon.lt. A.

Cnriner, attorney for the water company, tn day by John T. MeKenti, of No. tW Fast Bay. arcl street, through bin attorney, William 11, Hurley, The arliorf wan brought by Mr. McKeon in brhalf of himself and all other private consumer of water furnished by the Seneca Water Company.

Tin? temporary Injunrtion waa granted by Hupromo Court Justice H. Nlcson Hattyer, of HoeheslCr. The order restrain Hip Sonera Water Company from exuding from or compelling 'he payment by the nl tit iff, John Mi or any other private water consumer of water supplied by the rnm-jinny similarly situated of any rate or charge for water supplied by the company In execs of the rate charged prior to June 1, 10-1, ami also from ratling off the supply of water to the plaintiff or liny such other private ronaunier of water because of the refusal tn py any null increased rale, stibjcrt to the further order of the Court. The tempornry Injunrtion order the water company tn show cause, at special term of Supreme Court appointed at the Monroe County Court House In Bnohealer on June With, why the order should rot be continued in effect Until the final determination of the action. A.

f. Hughes, manager of the Business Men'i Association, mated thia evening that the temporary injunction would not effect the procedure of the nxMiciation nor the action taken by the water con-nutnera at Ihe inns meeting Tuesday evening. MISSIONARY GROUP ELECTSOFFICERS Two-Day Meeting in Church at South Butler Closes. Boutb Huller, June 0. At the annual meeting of the Onandnga branch of the Woman'! Foreign Minsionary Hociely of Wayne enmity.

Wednesday and Tliurwlay In the Methodist Protestant Church here, the following officer were elected for the eneuing year J'reaident. Mm. Iteed vice-Jtresldrnta, Mra. C. W.

Waterman, Mm, I. J. llowland and Mra. W. A.

Fuller corresponding leerotary, Mra. B.J. Full reeording erelary, Miaa Mary Moall; Mistant, Miea M. Kits Fuller; trena-nrer, Mr, I. K.

Coe: aeeretary Voung I'eople'a Work, Mra. F.dith Aminhj aeeretary of thank offering, Mra. Irving Wil-ey recretnry of arholarshipa, Mra. Iva Cahoon; 1'rogram Committee, Mrs. C.

A. Brlce. The main epeakfr both days waa Mia Anna Forrest, a returned missionary who ha H'iit nbout twelve yeara in the Orient. Itev. K.

C. Wenver 1 paator of the church here and aided in entertaining the l.Til people present. Children's Camp to be at Howard, Committee Says Bath, June fl. The Steuben County Committee on l'uhlii; Health and Prevention of Tuherruloai has decided upon Howard the location of the children eiimmer ramp. Several aitea were cn-iih'red, but the committee ccepted Hie offer aa eitended by the Howard l'rea-byrerian Church, which haa given of Cround about iia parsonage and rhurrh.

The ramp, which will be devoted to the rare of from twenty-five to thirty children, will be under direction of Mary Mnclcanc, eieculive aeeretary of Ihe County Health Committee. No child that auffer any contngloua complaint will be admitted to the camp. All children will be eubject to medical examination, nd the camp will be devoted 10 the reclamation of children auffering from nnderoouriahmeiit, or evil of defective housing. Howard i of Jiigh altitude and regarded aa a most admirable location for the camp. It 1 easily acceiwiible by elate Toad both from Hornell and Bath.

The eamp will be maintained during the month of July and August. SOUTH CANISTE0 STORE OWNER GIVEN VERDICT IN TRIAL AT HORNELL Hornell, June fl. At the cuncliieioa of long argument Justice Itobert F. Thompson in Hunreme Court to-dar di rected frrriict in favor of tlie defensej In the cos of Harry Jlrown aa trustee in bankruptcy for Jesse It. Ford of Jer-jhnre, against the Hoyal Kx- change Assurance Company.

Mr. Ford owned a atore in South Can-iieo nd when it minted the insurance company refused to pay on the ground the contract bad been violated. The plaintiff won the fintt trial, but the yertict wa net aeide and a new trial ordered. The defendant alleged the poller became null and void ben the plaintiff eeeurcd dditinnl insurance without per-miseion. IIOW UIH FKTriTij ANKRl PT.

Hornell, Juoe fi. A voluntary petition In bankruptcy filed yelerday by Andrew Van iJelinder, a farmer in the town of Howard, at the regular monthly bearing held here by Referee Telmar M. lUrrin, of Addison, Mr. Van Iselinder hi liabilities; at end hi at at SI.Klfl. Jiavid H.

Trari. of Canisieo, named trustee The account Willard Ilronson, who filed a rwtitkiq nooie time ago, amount ing tn M.IXMI. were yeeterday for $1 F.ffort to collect the money on tbem bad tailed. Waterloo, June In spite of an ei- hnustive search, extending over two states, no trace has been discovered of' the kidnappers of Stella Fox, who was taken from the Stone Church district school, town of Junius, Wednesday after- I noon nnd driven away. The girl's father, William Fox, of Kllenton, formerly of Ovid, was not in the cur that kidnapped the child.

Thin haa been determined by Sheriff Burt E. Smallry, through iiucstioning thoso who witnessed the kidnapping and caught a glance of the occupants of the car. The chihl had been taken from it parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fox.

several months ago while, the family lived in Ovid, and it was ihnught that the parents had spirited ihe child to Pennsylvania. B. TAVIA lil kDTm I ss I ng. Bntavia, June (I. Police have been asked to look for two Bntavia girl who have disappeared from their homes.

The girls nre Emma McConnell, 10 years old, of No. VI Sanson avenue, and Jennie Teresi, 13 years old. Jioth girls have been employed in the Horowitz shirt factory. It is thought that they went to Buffalo nnd the police of that city have been asked to look for them. LOST CALK ring lout on Memorial Day, be-- tween Cayuga street and Kegeut Theater, valued as aeepsuke.

l.ll.crul reward. '5deMiliwcaU stone Alt pin, a'teriing small trllliaut8, baffty Thursday at r. on houth avenue car or from car 10 Sib.e.V store; valued nift. ri. hlohc 71M-K.

"jytl.1. ease or portfolio, lurgerbrown! Z. belweeu Lake and Cliff street, I. 1 uut, Slrc'l, a Return Shiu Curt ittjr 47 310 IjU.STllN terrier lost, in" Vi, motitlis ubl, iiumeil Trixy. Write Joseph Mason, Kaat Main street, Victor, -V 1 Uewnril.

IKACKI.KT lost Thursday, near third l'realiytcrlau Church or downtown enopping-. binck velvet with gold clusp o.ua.Me owner ItB KeepsukC. Call ti4. ItewnrU. 29 I MtACKI.KT loKt TueHdnv evening lie-tween Mai, Swan and Kichlliond sireeu, viilned as a kecpeake.

Leav at Wilson's, tH Main sircet. lteward. CTTK It. Will party fludiror eK Sof ter corner liewev road, notify It'oehcsier i'aeklng Co loss. I.Alt lost, while lur.Kiuiiiv return v-y to Xolln's.

Kant uvenue, receive re-want nil stone 7D liU.UK lost, seven uiouihs old, brown V- and female, ileward. Call Mr Kenneweg.J'ark 77J. IjIN.NKIt ring lost ctuilaliilug JiMirdla lllonds between Meii. wl reel nue Harrington Hlrei-i and Canterbury i.merai reward, lllj road, Mrs, A.jtcrjjliasli. Canterbury brown head" I )'-; White collie female Chase H71-W.

glasses lost, Wednesiiav morniiiir 1Jn near Andrews. Finder plonM leave at VM St. Paul. pi'lTri fuTTlioiihTeTearf lost on North Clinton or Division street, Krtdav June tltii. Just after o'clock.

Kindly return to M. Voliick, (17 Wynilham road. 1,101111 truek nakes. two, ioat. Kinder please bring and get reward, or lele-nliono l'ogal Produce 32 Public Mar- hn- neck-piece, lost, on Hudson aveuue, between North and Kelly, liberal re, ward.

Wouuhury street, upstairs. 310 KV container lost 2Mb. Krion crescent and ti'hha 7 keys. Call Stone reward. AUV'S io'stT'Kasl' Main or return bag and key, keep moo- c.v 3 sM niversity avenue.

IlliAIil, rosary lost" 'hrlstmaa day, will A- tinder please communicate with owner byealling Main 3.132-J. 1 KH-K't; dug TuTFTdark Kray. white chest and paws, l.i.cnse No. Call 114 Selo mrocf. 3n Ill KSK, ladies, small black, containing 2 keys ou red ribbon, 2 flO hllit and some change, lost Thursday morning in one of the ilepa rl ineut slorcs.

liberal reward offered for prompt return. Call Stone K. III list: lost Vt cuiii-Miay A. M. ou J- avenue car line, eontairiint: rum of money.

Reward. Call Stone 4711 X. Ill email, lost nu South cnTton 1 street ear, containing- large sum of money finder please return in 2I.1 Mulberry St. 1'iiune Sl.uie reward. 211 IJI.NG lost, 3 stone diamond." Ilbiyal re 1 ward If returned to Albemarle et.

I'lioue tiienwood HIS. IIOSAKY beads, silver, name on oriws Margaret Hoblee. Please return lo Osburnlloiise. Reward. 29 WJA'i'Clttx, Btna 11 black, lost, containing tools and a larne bunch of kevs, marked No.

1. on Stone Main st. east, between Clinton and Stone or Johnson st. Kinder please call 02 or leave at III llulibell park. 3Q S1 iCARK but.

red silk, on Clinton avenue south. Please return MargHrot Tumey Osburn House. OTICKI'IN lost Diamond cluster. Moth- er keepsake, oU reward A-411, this offlce. VJI of money lost, on Culver or Main street.

Call Stone 4C21-K. SHI OI'NHIHST pin lost, with diamond een-ter. Reward. Return to 3113 South Plymouth. ojt fliKS May 2liTh In vicinity Su x.

Mary llosoital. Phone Main I ST wit I te go 1 1 1 ''evening. In or around Hotel Windenr. Reward. Chase 427'J.

DANCING AND SKATING EI.I.1S SMITH, personally "telenet leading, following, Mali Joogg, foxtrot, tango, waits, newest New York I slimmer steps, also stage. Private studio, 302 Main, corner Franklin. Individual health excerelses for reducing or gaining weight, adds strength, improves jcucral appear a ace. V. E.

Itnnnette Jnd Mrs. llonneita. In-siructors In bsllroom dancing, Including tango. H0 Selo street; tituue 30U7, 710 V. K.

Bonnette dances every Wednesday and Saturday evenings. I.ledc rkran Hall, m's) Main street west. Isgiu orchestra 710 VRK you going with the crowd tn Waddell's pom-pom clsnce Saturday night? here? Kagles Hall. I)oa miss It. nu regie's Ilstl Wsddell holds dsncet every tiuirdoy ni'ht.

Admission tste. 710 BEiil.NNEUH class every Wednesday evening during the summer months, private lessons dally, foxtrot, waits, tango, professional stage dancing. 1'rofeseor Smalls Academy, 247 I niterilty, corner Ksst Mailt, Stone 7M IOR I guarantee th leech you te dsnee regardless of the number of private lessons It may require. Kdwsrd ktboicltur, I Korih Clinton. Mala 4347.

Hornell, June (5. At a mass meeting of residents of Hornell last evening plans were made to seek the sanction of the Steuben county Hoard of Supervisors for the Loon Lake Wuylund and the Way-land North Cohocton roads which are on the Stale Highway Department schedule for construction this year. The plans inrlude the sending of a hig delegation to Rath next Tuesday at the special meeting of the board called for the purpose of passing on these matters. It was expected that Ihey would be approved at the last meeting but when storm clouds arose and they appeared to be in danger they were tabled for the time being. The situation is simply this: The state has scheduled for construction this year the two roud mentioned above and a stretch on Kcukn lake.

The total cost to the county of the three will be The hoard at the last meeting approved the Keuka road and appropriated Ihe county's share which. i $77,000. The other two road are lo cost the county They are all Federal air roads, which means that the slate, county and government share in the expense. When it became known that the board ha tabled these two roads it immediately stirred Ihe resident of the northern end of the county into nciion and next Tuesday there will probably be TitKJ or more persons in Hath asking for them. Some will come from Hornell, other from Wuylaud, Perkinsville, North Cohocton and other places.

The reason there is so much interest is the fact that Ihe two roads open another trunk line through lo Rochester and Syracuse, cutting about ten miles off the Rochester trip and more than thirty off the Syracuae trip. They are both to be of concrete and the total mileage is about fourteen miles. Board Meet Tuesday. Hath, June fl. A meeting of the Steuben county Board of Suiiervisors is called for Tuesday afternoon for consideration and action in the matter of making appropriation necessary for the proposed improved roads between Waylund and North Cohocton, and between Loon lake and Hornell.

ROCHESTER PASTOR TO BE SPEAKER AT BATAV1A EXERCISES Rev. A. W. Beaven, of Lake Avenue Baptist Church, to Deliver Oration in School. Itatavia, June 0.

The commencement exercises of Balnvia High School will be held in the new school auditorium on Tuesday evening, June 21th. Rev. A. W. Heaven, D.

pastor of the Lake Avenue Baptist Church, Rochester, will be the speaker. Rev. J. llnrrisnn Olmstead, pastor of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church, will preach the baccalaureate sermon at a union service in Ihe high school auditorium on Sunday evening, June 22d. Cn-der the junior-senior plan now under operation there will be no commencement for eighth grade pupils in former year.

Sixth grade pupils of the public schools, who are to enter the junior high school next fall, will hold special exercises in the auditorium of the high school on Monday evening, June A pageant 'The Trees" will be given. Regents' examination will take place during the week of June lllth. The last session of Ihe part-time school on. Bank street will he held on Saturilav. Juno 21st.

WORK ON HOTEL AT PERRY GETS START Perry, June fi. Ground was broken the first of the week for the Traver house which will be removed from the site of Perry new $100,000 hotel to the renr of lot. A noon as this work i completed, work will be started on the hotel proper. Work i progressing steadily on Ihe large busines block at Dolheer and South Main streets. The building is being constructed of tcc and brick, and will be thoroughly modern In every particular.

Hugh Cowie, of this village is the contractor. A doxen or more busines houses are being built ill different part of the vil-Inge. Train Kills Man on Fishing Trip in Sight of Home Auburn, June C. Hi head crushed and both leg severed, Merrilt Crin, 70 year ol4 killed ithin ight of hi home in the town of Brutu, Cayuga county, yesterday morning by a New York Central passengpr train. The man was going fishing at the time.

A slight deafnes believed to have prevented Crin' hearing the warning whistle of the engine. The train wa brought to a 'op several yards past where it truck Ihe body. A widiw and a nephew survive. CONCK.RT AT PALMYRA. Palmyra, June fi.

The first band concert of the season will be given at the I'nion Cluh ground Saturday evening. The Oarlock Concert Band will play under the leadership of George Petlingill, of Clyde, who has been director for several car. ANDERSON LIBEL CASES PUT OVER FOR FALL TERM Former Head of Anti-Saloon League Is Defendant in $100,000 Actions. Hornell, June Through ngreement of opposing two libel actions brought against William H. Anderson, former head of the Anti-Saloon League and Ihe league, were put over at the term of Supreme Court here today.

The court was told that negotiation to settle the action have been begun. The suit were brought by Frnncia K. Cortwright, of Corning, who seeks damages from the Anti-Snloon League nnd from Mr. Anderson personally, alleging that he was libeled by a erica of letter written by II r. Anderson in 1022, when Cortwright was a candidate for member of Assembly in this county.

He allege that his record on the liquor issue was unfairly elated and that as a result he was defeated. The cases were on the day calendar of the Supreme Court term here yesterdny and Justice Robert Thompson suggested that the attorney reach an agreement as to date of trial. It would have been necessary to secure the temporary release of Mr. Anderson from Sing Sing prison if the case were tried. The cases will he tried at the fall term of court.

SODUS PUPILS WILL SHOWFARM RESULTS AT PALMYRA FAIR Agricultural Department of High School Has 110 En. rolled in Project Work. Soilu, Jane C. The agricultural le-parlment of Sodu High School is carrying out a work not attempted by other school of Northern Wayne county in It junior project workers, a meeting of which win recently held with more than JOO present. The boys and girls met at the Grange Hall in Sodu for a short period of instruction on making out project reports, following this with a trip to the new recreation field where the boys enjoyed races, baseball and other games tinder direction of Professor F.rnest C.

Grant, instructor. Mies Kthel Seymour of the high school stuff led the girls in some outdoor p.imes. Afterwards all returned to the ball for refreshments. Though the co-opjeration of Lewis II. Clark, superintendent of schools, the department has been able to enroll about lit) boy and girl in the work.

Sixty-five have enrolled for garden projects, seventeen fur corn, thirteen for poultry and ten for potatoes. There are also two pig projects, three sewing and two calf project. It is planned by the department to have all worker exhibit their best results at the Palmyra fair and at the Wayne County Farm Itureau fir held in Sodus. Last year ninny of the Sodns projects won prixe at the Palmyra fair. DRAWWAYNEJURORS FOR TERM AT LYONS Lyons, June (1, The following jurors have been drawn to serve at a trial term of County Court which will convene in Ihe Court House, in thi village, on Tuea-day, June 17lh, Judge Clyde YV.

Knapp preiding Albert Klein. Lyons; Abram Herman-etre, Marion; Fred Gueker, Lyons; Arthur Hrook, Clyde Robert F.nni. Lyon; S. Hughes, Marion; Floyd Al-dridge. Red Creek: Duane Van Tassel, South Hutler; Raymond Royngton, Clyde; Harry H.

Sloan, Hyde; Peter Itrown. Ontario; Iimac Nortier, Marion; F.ddy Taber, Red Taher, Red Creek; John C. Jcffry. Palmyra; Ray Payne, North Rose; John Hennings, Marion; Charle Wright, Red Creek; Frank Green. Wolcolt; William M.

White, Marion; John Lergner, Williamson; Karl Bradley, Clyde; R. A. Wilson. Williamson; Fred llausniaii, Wellington; Jay Mason. Ontario; Kdward Cariel, Newark; John Rector.

Savannah; Michael Grenele, Newark; Sam Harding, Lynn; George F. Warncke, Lyons; Ahrnin Wright, Sodus; Charle V. Frey, Newark; Kdward Grldley, Maredon William Hick. Ontario: Tom Johnson. Savannah; Charle Burns, Alton; orris Hueknielster, Wolcolt, I I 7 Hays 1 I 3 Including Day 1 WiNsy 1 140 1 i 1 0 1 .77 J.

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