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THE WESTFIELD REPUBLICAN, PAGE SEVENAccidents will happen, but the best

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Election Notice. EXCISE QUESTIONS!Will Be Ypted Upon In The Town

Of Westfield. N. Y., Nov. 7,1911.

HONOR ROLL. Bongiarno, Frances Bimber, Bennie Bion-dolillo, Helen Costello, Myrtle Ford, Eliza-beth Kolpien. Katherine Litchenwalter,Lottie Nichols, Louise Trump, HaroldBrumagin, Warren Cutting. Keith Cutting,Louis Guilbert, Leonard Hank, Leon Hugg,Ralph King. Emmett Pangqurn, HarryPiehl, Charles Saunder, Louis Spann, JoeVilardo.

Sixth grade—Jennie B. Wood teacher,Registration for month 28; average dailyattendance 25; perfect in attendance 13;per cent perfect in attendance 46. LouisFoote, Cart Hess. Thomas Lundy, WilliamPost, James Scarpine, Robert Wallace,Sherman Warner. Dewey Winchell. InaBrumagin, Eleanor Cooper, Sallie Cooper,Patty Faust, Vera King.

Sixth grade—Philena Marshall teacher..Registration for month 24; average dailyattendance perfect in attendance 16.per cent perfect in attendance 67. ElmerBackman, Cassius Liacona, Arthur Lock,Floyd Starkweather; David Wallace, Har-old White, Loyd Ward, Benjamin Wood,Kathryn Allen, Maggie Biondolillo, NellieFreling, Olive Jones, Berenice Sawin,Lena Trump, Viola Warner, Mae Winkel-man.

BIG FIRE IN ASHVILLE.The following officers are to be electedat the town election which will be heldon Nov. 7th. 1911:

Supervisor.Town Clerk.

Postoffice and Grange Hall Bunr.Other Buildings Damaged.Notice to Creditors.

Poraiant to an order of Hon. Hariey N. Crosby.Surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-cording to tie statute in -such case made andprovided, notice is hereby given to all persons

p&affjsssiJte sjgrtias'Thatthey are required to exhibit the same withthereof, to the subscriber's executors ofthe tastwill and testament of the said daeeaseg,N«ijonjU Bank of WestiMd in the VillageJ?SJd «>"nty, on or before the 1stday of March 1912, next:

Rachel Bostwick Stmono,Laura O. Stuong,

Executors.

TO ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD:The postoffice. Grange Hall, the pool-

room and residence of C. S. Ocoboc atAshviile were destroyed by fire Sun-day afternoon. The Sheldon hotel and)livery barns and the M. E. church wei*considerably damage

Town Superintendent of Highways.Two Justices of the Peace.Two overseers of the Poor.Three Asrsssors.One Collector.Five Constables.

Take notice, that at a regular townmeeting to be held in and for the town ofWestfield, N. Y., on the 7th day of No-vember, 1911, there will be submitted tothe electors oi the town and voted upon,the four following questions in referenceto the town of Westfield, N. Y., undersection IS of the liquor tax law.

To become regular and punctual in themeeting of a duty is to acquire a habitof great service in every walk of life.Indeed, so important is this habit thatevery influence in child-life should bemade use of in order to develop andstrengthen it The home and the schoolshould co-operate in creating and foster-ing a deep sense of the importance ofmoving with unvarying promptness andregularity toward the acquiring of anadequate education.

As an incentive in this direction, theschool prepares each month an "HonorRoll," giving the names of all gradepupils who have been neither absent nortardy during each current school month.The "Honor Roll" is printed in our homepaper for the purpose of encouraging thepupils, and giving parents an officialbasis for praising or censuring the child-

I ren on the point of prompt and regularattendance. If this printed report passeswithout notice and comment in the home,then it fails to accomplish all the goodpossible, because of parental neglect andindifference. The school asks the hometo make the fullest and best passible use jof all published school reports. j 1

There is no organizedfire -fighting forcein the village, but with water from th®wells and the creek the people "Wide a.vigorous fight and stopped the progress of <the fire. The totalIon was about $10,-000, with insurance on all the buildings. -

H. W. Thompson,Town Clerk.

Dated, August 24,1911. Question 1.-Selling liquor to be drankon the premises where sold:-Shall anyperson be authorized to traffic in liquorsunder the provisions ol subdivision oneof section 8 of the liquor tax law, namely,by selling liquor to be drunk on the prem-ises when sold in the town of Westfield,New York.

PIANO TUNING.VOinCE TO CREDITORS—Pursuant to an orderXI of Hon. Harley N. Crosby, Surrogate of theCounty of Chautauqua, and accordingto thestatutela Such case made and provided, notice is herebygiven to all persons havingclaims against AriettaB. Wilson, late of the village of Westfleld.insaidcounty, deceased. That they arerequired to exhibitthe same with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,administrator of the estate of the said deceased,at his place of residence, in the Village of West-field, in said county, on or before the 20th day ofJauuary, 1912. next.

VOICING. REPAIRING. Arrested for Horse SteaHighest class artistic work. Can accept alimited number of new customers inWestfield Fee for tuning square and up-right pianos $2.50. Grand pianos $3.00- ;Highest Westfield and Erie references.Will be in Westfield at the Portage Inn,Monday, Oct". 30th. Home address, i

J. E. Birtz of this place, was Jhere Saturday by Officer Aleiaoi (eis wanted in Dayton, N. Y.. for st ahorse. He was placed in the loc :don Sunday Deputy Sheriff Inman ,y-ton, came here and took him toDayton. Birtz refused to return > , .hatplace but was persuaded to do so bj theofficers. He told Officer Alexander thathe drove the horse four miles out in thecountry and left it. Deputy Sheriff In-man states that he sold the horse in theIndian Reservation for $80—North EastSun.

Question 2.—Selling liquor not to bedrunk on the premises where sold.—ShallA. Nelson Wilson,

Administrator.M. D. TENNant.Attorney for administrator,105 East Main Street,

Westfield, N. Y,Dated July 10th, 1911.

any person be authorized to traffic inliquors under the provisions of subdivis-ion two of section 8 of the liquor tax law,namely, by selling liquor not to be drunkon the premises where sold in the townof Westfield, N.Y.

C. C. Colby.918 Cherry St., Erie, Pa.

Notice to Creditors. Seventh grade Mary E. Zeller teacher.Registration for month 32, average dailyattendance 28: perfect in attendance 21;per cent perfect in attendance 63. Mar-

Pursuant to an order of Hon. Harley N. CrosbySurrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-ciprding to the statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to all persons havingclaims against Carl J. Marquardt late of the townof Westfield in said county, deceased. That theyare required to exhibit the same with vouchersthereof, to the subscriber executrix of the will ofthe said deceased at her place of residence in thetown of Westfield hi said county, on or before the30th day of November 1911, next.

Citation—Judicial Settlement.—Executor. Question 3. - Selling liquor as a phar-

macist on a physician's prescription.Shall any person be authorized to trafficin liquors under the provisions ot sub-divison three of section 8 of the liquortax law, namely, by selling liquors as apharmacist on a physician's prescriptionin the town of Westfield, N. Y.

To Jemima McDonald. Buffalo, N. Y; Alice EEllsworth, Corry. Pa.. 8isters; Wm. P. McKenzieDewittviile, N. Y.; Noel S. McKenzie, Leaven-worth. Kas. (Lee Bond, Committee), brothersMarie Cohill, Hancock, Maryland; Adele R Mc-Kenzie, Corry, Pa.; Blanch Phelps, Lizzie RogersKate Huhn, Cleveland. 0.; Frances L. Eddy, Adel-gonda S. Eddy. Donalda L. Eddy. Barnard Cross-ing, N. Y.; E. i). McKenzie, Oil City, Pa.; Louis AMcKenzie, Pulaski, Tenn.; William Pupikoffer,Cleveland, Ohio; Thomas H. Eddy, Barnard Cross-ing, N. Y., nephews and nieces, all of full age, leg-atees, next of kin, creditors, sureties in the officialbond of the Testamentary Trustee, and all othersinterested in the estate of Henry McKenzie. lateof the town of Chautauqua, in the County ofChautauqua, deceased.

Whereas, William P- McKenzie as TestamentaryTrustee of a truat fund for the benefit of HenryMcKenzie under the will of Catherine McKenzie,has presented to the Surrogate's Court of theCounty of Chautauqua, an account of his proceed-ings as such testamentary trustee, accompaniedby his petition praying for • judicial settlementthereof, and praying that a citation issue, directedto the persons required by law to be cited in suchproceedings, to attend the settlement of said ac-count;

The People of the State of New York. tin Costello. Anthony Falcone, LeonardFarell, James Firniano, George Trump,Arland Wilniarth, Daisy Bacon, DorisBrown, Marjorie Cutting, Mary Falcone,Mary Galloway, Jessie Gentile, FrancesGrien, Gladys Harper, Erdie Kelley, Mar-jorie Law, Lena Murphy, Dora Newman,Helen Waterman, Gladys Wells, EmmaWilson.

After a heavy meal take a couple ofDoan's Regulets, and give your stomach,liver and bowels the help they will need.Kegulets bring easy, regular passages ofhe bowels.Augusta M. Marquakdt,Executrix.Tennant & Tennant,

Attorneys for Executrix,105 Main Street, Westfield, N. Y.Dated. May 22.1911

Question 4. - Selling liquor by hotelkeepers only.—Shall any person be au-thorized to traffic in liquors under sub-division one of section 8 of the liquor law,but only in connection with the businessofkeeping a hotel in the town of West-field, N. Y., if the majority of the votescast on the first question submitted arein the negative.

The school board has taken such aninterest in the matter of perfect attend-

■ ance, as to purchase two beautiful silkbanners. One of these is awarded to the

1 grade from 1st to 4th., gaining the highestper cent in perfect attendance, the otherto the grade from 5th to 8th. The win-ning grades are starred* in the summaryat the close of this report.

For the month ending September 29th.1911, the "Honor Roll" is as follows:

Kindergarten grade—Marion L. Gillett,and Florence Prish teachers. Registra-tionfor mofith 58; average daily 'attend-ance 43, perfect in attendance 8; per centperfect in attendance 14. Mike Ansolo,Nelson Biondolillo, Fred Liacono, JackSyracuse, Ida Cappilino, Josephine Dolce,Josephine Soiozio.

First grade—Minnie Cleveland teacher.Registration for month 38; average dailyattendance 32; perfect in attendance 8;per cent perfect in attendance 21. Ed-ward Barnhart, Gerald Kolpien, TonySeamen, Ralph Starkweather, RaymondVallona, Margaret Cutting, Alice Piehl,Frances Stoolfer.

First grade—M. Ethelteacher. Registration for month 39; aver-age daily attendance 36: perfect in at-tendance S;per cent perfect in attendance13. Chester Jackway, Katherine Bacon,Sendena Biondoiillo, Elsie Bien, Mary

Wanted. —Work by day or washings.Call evenings. 41 Main street

Notice to Creditors. Seventh grade—Madeline Taylor,teacher. Registration for month 29; av- CHANGE IN TIME TABLEPursuant to an order of Hon. Harley N. Crosby,

surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-cording to the statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to aU persons havingclaims against Frank P. Culver late of the Villageof Westfield, in said county, deceased. That theyare required to exhibit the same with vouchersthereof, to the subscriber administrator of the es-tate of the said deceased, at the office of Glbbs &

Williamson in the Village of Westfield in saidcounty, on orbefore the 26th day of October, 191Lnext.

erage daily attendance 26; perfect in attendance 14; per cent perfect in attend' Between Erie and Fredonia.ance 48. Frank Anderson, Orah Barber,Angileen Barker, Caroline Carpenter,Ruth Cochrane, Robert Grandin, ErtmanHenk, Lillian Hipwell, Ruth Knowlton,

Effective Monday, September 11,1911.H. W. Thompson, Town Clerk.

Dated, September 29, 1911.

Care will leave Erie for Buffalo on thehour from 5 a. m. to 7 p. m. Last throughcar 9 p.m.Ethel Light, Ralph McCutcheon, AlicePeirce, Willis Starkweathe, Frances Wil-

Last car for Fredonia leaves Erie at 10'p. m.J. Mac Culver,Administrator

You and each of you are hereby cited and re-quired to appear before our Surrogate's Court ofsaid county, at the court house in the village ofMayville, in said county, on the 4th day of De-cember, 1911, at 10o'clock in the forenoon of thatday, to attend the Judicial Settlement of the ac-count of the said Testamentary Trustee.All those of you who are under the age of twen-ty-onei years are required to appear by yourguar-dian, if you have one, or if you have none, thatyou appear and apply for one to be appointed, orin the event of your neglect or failure to do so, aguardian will be appointed by the Surrogate torepresent and act for you in the proceeding.

In Testimony Whereof, we have causedthe seal of our Surrogate Court to behereunto affixed.[l. s.J Witness. Hon. Harley N. Crosby, Surro-gate of said County of Chautauqua, at

the village of Mayville, in said county,the 9th day of October, A. D. 1911.Will D. Parker,

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

Suffroge Meeting.Gibbs & Williamson,

Attorneys for Administrator,„ ,

Westfleld, N. Y.Dated, April 10.1911.

The regular meeting of the WestfieldWoman Suffrage Society will be held atthe home of Mrs. H. B. Hopson, on EastMain street, Wednesday afternoon, Octo-ber 25th, at 3 o'clock.

kins. Last car for North East leaves Erie at11.15 p. m.£ighth grade—Marion Baldwin teacherRegistration for month 25; average dailyattendance 24; perfect in attendance 16,

Last car from Westfield to Fredonia at11:45 p. m.Notice to Creditors. Care will leave Fredonia for Erie at.5:15, 5:40 a. m. and every hour to 9:40 d. m10:40 car to Ripley only.

per cent perfect in attendance 64. Er-Pursuant to an order of Hon. Hariey N. Crosby.Surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-cording to the statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to all persons hav-ing claims against Edwin F. Carpenter late of theVillage of Westfield in said county,deceased. Thatthey are required to exhibit the same with vouch-ers thereof, to the subscriber's executors of the lastwill and testament of the said deceased, at thelaw office of Gibbs & Williamson in the Village ofWestfield in said county, on or before tat 16th dayof December 1911,next.

The program will consist of selectionsfrom the suffrage papers, with a principalreference to the victory of equal suffragein the great State of California.

nest C. Bacon, Samuel H. Calato, HaroldHall, Harry W. Jell, George McCutcheon, Last car from Westfield to Erie at 10:30'p. m.Floyd A. Norton, Victor V. Sweeney,Ralph H. Walker, Fannie E. Bonivero. Last car from North East to Erie at11:14 p. m.Those intending to unite with the

Society will be especially welcome at thistime.

Lizzie W. Finlay, Rose Gentile, Evelyn I,Care will pass the local stations as •follows:Loveless, May Light, Julia McClelland,

Lucile Swindlehurst, Esther Willing. Westbound. Eastbound.Minutes after Minutes after.-thehour. the hour.02 Brocton 1208 Portland 0ft19 West Portland 37'30 Westfield 45 •

42 Forsythe 3454 Ripley 2214 North East 0230 Moorheadville 4540 Harbor Creek 3654 Wesleyville 22Apply to local agent for Time Table.

Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co.

Selina E. Carpenter,;Frank Kidder, Coming events include the National

Convention in Louisville, Ky., Oct 19-25,and the State Convention in Ithaca Oct31 to Nov. 3. It is a liberal education toattend these conventions. Who cancome?

Eighth —Mary G. Wood teacher.Registration for month 30; average daily

Gibbs It Williamson.Attorneys for Executors,

Westfield. New York.Dated. June5th, 1911.

Executors.Notice for Probate of Will. attendance 28; perfect in attendance 23;

per cent perfect in attendance 77,The People of the State of New York,

To Samuel Fisk. H. Jennie Rsk, Velora E.Weicher, Frances A. Flsk, Elizabeth Flsk. Mrs. E.C. Flsk, Mrs. C. C. Baum, Daisy Anderson, Mrs.Robert Hoffnagle, C. Pomeroy Flske, Floyd W.Flske and Raymond W. Flske.Whereas. Henry Hudson Flsk. late of the Village

of Mayviile, in the County of Chautauqua andState of New York, deceased, left a last Will andTestament, bearing date the 2nd day of January,1902, purporting to relate to real and personalproperty, and tne same having been propoundedbefore the Surrogate's Court of said County forprobate by A. A. VanDusen, the executor thereinnamed.

You and each of you, being the heirs and nextof kin of saidtlecedent, are therefore cited to ap-pear before the Surrogate of our said County ofChautauquaat his office in the village of Mayviilein said County of Chautauqua, on the 4th day ofDecember, 1911, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of"iat day, to attend the probate of said will.

In Testimony Whereof, we have causedthe seal of our said Surrogate's Courtto be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. Harley N. Crosby, Sur-rogate of said County ofChautauqua,at the Village of Mayviile. in saidCounty, the Itith day of October. A.D, 11111.

Lynn Button, Lewis Daily, Edwin Deni-son, Carl*|Flygare, Floyd Jackway, RalphNotice to Creditors.

Pursuant to ail order of Hon. Harley N.Crosby,Surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-cording to the statute in such case made and pro-vided. notice is hereby given to ail persons havingclaims against Marietta P. Norton, late of the Townof Chautauqua in said county: deceased. Thatthey are required to exhibit the same with vouch-ers thereof, to the subscriber administratrix of theestate of the said deceased, at her place of resi-dence in the Town of 'Chautauquain said county,on or before the 22d day of December 1911,next.

Etta L. Norton,Administratrix.

There will also be the New York CityConvention of the Woman Suffrage partyin Carnegie Hall Oct 26. As Mrs. Cattdeclines to be regarded as a candidate forre-election to the position of City Chair-man on account of her duties as Interna-tional President, and her absence whilemaking a tour of the world, it is expectedthat the acting chairman, Mrs. WilliamWarner Penfield, will be elected.

Koepka, Theron Nichols, George Newell,Harold Parsons, Luther Post, Harriet

Naser. Bristol, Elnora Culver, Flossie Foster, Ra-Second grade- Sarah M. Galloway

teacher. Registration for month 34; av-erage daily attendance 15; per cent per-fect in attendance 44. Charles Falcone,Lewis Grien, Erhart Henk, WarrrenPatchen, Edgar Rouse, Allan Willse. How-ard Winchell, Gertrude Bimber, AliceBrooks, Dorothy Cutting, Genevieve Das-

i comb, Ruth Horning, Doris Hanks, Lena! Liacona, Frances Marcello.

Second grade—Clara Wratten teacher,I Registration for month 34, average dailyattendance 2'J; perfect in attendence 15;

; per cent perfect in attendnnce 44. Ed-ward Culver, Salvador Diadato, WarrenDelaplain, Charles Ellis, Carlton Hipwell,Sam Valurdo. Florence Bolin, MaudCleveland, Esther Converse, Frances Fox,Irene Galloway, Blanche Golden, Joseph-

, ine Scalia, Edith Thompson, Ruth Wing.| Ihird grade M. Elsie Foster teacher.

I Registration for month 33; average daily' attendance 32; perfect in attendance 18:per cent perfect in attendance 55. BillyCooper, Vincent Ellis, Merle Finley, Ray-mond Jackson, Harold Koepka, HaroldLennox, Lawrence Lock, Arthur Newman,Sierrie Palermo, Zoe Riscili, Rollin Rock-well, Hudson Willse, Isabelle Colburn,Catherine Fiygare, Frances Overton, Grace jRockwell, Freida Saunders, Agnes Ta>l..r. ,

chel Hoag, Cora Hugg, Lena Keopka,Frances Lahl, Marguerite Miniger, EvelynPage, Cordelia Saunders, Clara Schwartz,Louise Smith, Linda Wilmarth,

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A DOCTOROttawa* & Munson,Attorneys,

Dated. June 7th 19)1 SUMMARY FOR A QUARTER.Notice to Creditors. LOW EXCURSION On* Packaff* of PARK'S TBA will prevent *

more diseases than any doctor can cure for OneilumUed Dollars. PARK'S TBA cures ConitKpatlon, which 4s the forerunner of alt diseases.Tin. re is no; jedicine like it. It is pleasantto take,I/irex- Packages at all dealers at 25 cents. Write(or l'ree trial package.

Pakks Koyvl Medicine Co. I,td.Ue Hov, N. Y., U. S. A,

Grade

Kinderg'nTeacher

Pursuant to an order of Hob. Harley N. Crosby,Surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-ceding to the statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to all persons havingchurns against Mary E. Whitney, late of the Vli-latfe of Westfield in said county, deceased. Thatthey are required to exhibit the same with vouch-ers thereof, to the subscriber's executors of thelasl will and testament of the said deceased, attheir places of business in the Village of West-ffcld in said county, on or before the 28th day ofOctober 1911, next.

L.S.J nFares in November on B. & L. E

Traction Line.1st, Minnie Cleveland ...

1st, M. Ethel Harrington2d, Sar.ili M. Galloway...2d, CI ir.-t Wratten .3d, M. Elsie Foster3d, Clarice R. Falvay

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Will D. Parker,Clerk of the Surrogate's Court

VanDusen & Maktin,Petitioner's Attorneys,

Mayville, New York.

The Buffalo &. Lake Erie Traction Com-pany during the month of November wiljintroduce something entirely new in thissection, viz., a low rate excursion in awinter month. The fares named frompoints in this vicinity are so low as tomake a trip to Buffalo within the reachof all.

Anyone*pnrt!ni? . r-Uetrh nnrl description nmjquickly aactM inin our ojuulou ar

4th. Katlierine. M.Hopkins :tl1th and 5th, Elizabeth Mason 2S5th. Margaret Craig 356th, Jennie B. Wood 28(ith, Philena E. Marshall7th, Mary E. Zeller7th, Madaline C. Taylor8th. Marion H. Baldwin8th. Mary G, Wood

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Edward A Skinner,Arthur S. Tennant,

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Dated March 27th, 191! Pursuant to an order of Hon. Harley N. Crosby,Surrogate of the County of Chautauqua, and ac-cording to the statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to all persons havingclaims against Rachel S. Paddock, late of theTown of Westfield in said county deceased. Thatthey are required to exhibit the same with vouch-ers thereof, to the subscriber executrix of the willof the said deceased, at the law office of Tennant& Tennant in the Village of Westfield in saidcounty, on or before the 28th day of March, 1912,next.

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On Wednesday and Friday of each weekduring the montfl round trip tickets goodfor passage on any car during the day-with the exception of the limited cars,will be on sale at the stations namedherein and at the prices shown:

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Executrix Total 77STennant & Tennant,

Attorneys for Executrix.Westfield, New York

Dated, September 18th, 1911.

Ripley to Buffalo and return $1 35Westfield to Buffalo and return 1 25West Portland to Buffalo and return- 1 25Portland to Buffalo and return 1 20Brocton to Buffalo and return 1 15

Preston K. Pattison, Prin

Insurance Agency is at•No. 13 East Side of Acad-emy St. at residence of

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IVIUNN S Co «•»«—«• New fortBranch Office. 036 W 8t* Washington.IX C.

Farmers Will ShootCitation—Judicial Settlement As this is in the nature of an experi-

ment on the part of the traction company,in order that the great benefits to be de-rived by people in this vicinity may besecured during the winter months, the ex-cursions should be liberally patronized.

Third grade—Clarice R. Falvay teacher. IRegistration for month 31: average uuilyattendance 28.9. perfect in attendam .0;percent perfect in attendance .48, C: eAnderson, Frank Falcone, Frank Geiu.u. 1Jlmmie Guignio, Leon Hank,CkLit.rt H_..i 1Gale Kelley, Lewis Pracht,Salvia Scan, n. 'Joe Vendura, Otis Whitran, Myrtle u ,u- 1ing Frances Trippi, Ethel Tobin, Florence 1Waterman

Armed with shotguns, heavily loadedwith buckshot, the farmers out alongNorth Main Street Extension, nearJamestown, are lying in wait for chickenthieves, and say they will shoot first andinvestigate afterwards. The farmers havebeen driven to this by the repeated plun-dering of hen parks and also the stealingof grain from barns.

—Executor.

J. LADUE. To Edward Wood, Westfield, N. Y.: Eliza Cook,Dewittville, N. Y.: William E. Wood, an incompe-tent person, whose committeeis M. D. Tennant ofWMtfield, N. Y.; Savina Smith, Frewsburg, N. Y ■George Dorman, Dewittville, N. Y,; Eliza Asper,Jamestown. N. Y.; John Dorman and CharlesDorman, Union City, Erie County, Pa.; WilliamDorman and Elmer Dorman, Waterford, PaJ. Dearing Dorman, 1S27 Peach street, Erie. Pa"Frank Wood,, Mayville-N. Y.; Mrs. Pearl Gardner,New RocWord. North Dakota; Mrs. Addie Eadesand Ethel Wood, Sherman, N. Y.; Mrs. JennieRice, Woodstock, Oregon; Charles E. WoodJamestown. N. Y.: Elzoa Kolpein. Ripley, N Y

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I and Ross E. Hungerford, Westfield, N. Y. Lega-tees, next of kin, creditors, sureties in the officialbond of the executor and all others interested inthe estate of George Wood, late of the Town ofWestfield, in the County of Chautauqua,deceasedWhereas, M. D. Tennant. executorof the last Wiliand Testament of said deceased, has presented tothe Surrogate's Court of the County of Chautau-qua, an account of his proceedings as such execu-tor accompanied by his petition praying for a Ju-dicial Settlement thereof, and praying that acitation Issue, directed to the persons required bylaw to be cited in such proceedings, to attend thesettlement ofsaid account; You and each of youare hereby cited and required to appear beforeour Surrogate's Court of said County, at the Sur-rogate's Office in the Village of Mayviile, in saidCounty, on the 20th day of November. 1911, at 10o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to attend theJudicial Settlement of the account of the saidexecutor.

The People of the State of New York

WESTFIELD

HOTEL RIVERSIDE Very truly yours,F. C. Yockey,

For Passenger Department. S BEET HBTAL WORKS>In connection withGRAY MINERAL SPRING,

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA.

I This thievery has been going on forJ three weeks. October 9th, the thieveswere out again. They stole all of theforty turkeys owned by Jesse Hoard andtwenty of the forty turkeys on FredSmith's farm. Apparently the capacityof their wagon had been reached so thatthey were forced to leave half of Mr.Smith's Thanksgiving beauties. Sixtyturkeys in one night made a good haul,so it is no wonder that the farmers are onthe verge of forming a vigilance commit-tee. Their temper is up now, and theyhave plenty of unhealthy hardware readyfor use on chicken thieves.

The Andrews Case. Fourth grade—K. M. Hopkins teacher.Registration for month 34; dailyattendance 32; perfect in attenuance 18.per cent perfect in attendance 53. ivlar-guerite Arnold, James Bittles, MaggieBiondolillo, Carrie Biondolillo, MurrayCovey, Laura Duffy, Hazel Dascomb,Glenn Denison, Ruth Edwards, Ellen Fre-ling, Vercel Kelley, Margaret Lindsay,Ralph

tNorton, Ella Newman, Frank

Swartz, Mabel Sandberg, Mary Squillace,Carlo Valardo.

I n, slate and galvanized ironroofing, eavestrough and con-ductor pipe. Manufacturerof all kinds of metal cornices,sky lights and ventilators, infact, anything in the sheetmetal line.

John M. Andrews, who is confined inthe jail at Warren, Pa., on a charge ofmurder, made an unusual statement inmaking an affidavit for appealing his caseto the supreme court. When Prothono-tary Putnam asked Andrews if he sworeto the contents in the affidavit as beingtrue, he replied, "yes, I swear to it and itis no joke either." The affidavit setsforth that this step is being taken not forthe purpose of delaying the workings of Ithe law, but because the - defendant, con-victed of the murder of Emile Amann. ibelieves an injustice has been don* him,This stops all proceedings on the part of |the Commonwealth until the SupremeCourt hands down a decision. In accor-dance with the expectations of the coun-sel for the defense, the Prothonotary ofthe supreme court fixed the argument forthe first Monday of November.—NorthEast Sun. !

An ideal Winter resort forHealth, Recreation and Rest.

Rooms with Private Bath.Rooms with Hot and Cold Water

and Thermal Baths undersupervision of compe-

tent attendants.Many indoor amusements with

concerts or dancing each

Fourth and Fifth grades—ElizabethMason teacher. Registration for month28: average daily attendance 27; perfectin attendance 17; per cent perfect in at- jtendance 61. Milton Fox, Charles Hop- •

son, Keith Jackway, Alton Nichols, War-1ner Overton, George StarkweatherCharles Trippy, Joe Squillace, Merle Wea- !

ver, Helen Beatty, Sara Galloway, GraceGrandin, Dorothy Nichols, Ethel Rouse,trances Solazzoi. Alice Wright, Gene- :vieve Waterman.

Fifth grade-Margaret Craig teacher. :Registration for month 35; average dailyattendance 32; perfect in attendance 21. iper cent perfect in attendance .60. Rose

I Girl Seriously InjuredThe eleven-year .old daughter of Igna-

tius Jobryowicz was pushed off the Cen-tral avenue dock Thursday afternoon.The crowd was so thick on the dock inwaiting for the coining of the Columbusreplica, that the girl was shoved over theside. She struck on her back on a pro-jecting timber ten feet below and wasseriously injured. She is under the at-tention of a physician and her conditionis pronounced as most serious.—DunkirkHerald.

REPAIR WORK-And those of you who are under the age oftwenty-one years are required to appear hy yourguardian, if you have one, or if you have none,that you appear and apply for one to be ap-pointed, or in the event of your neglect or failureto do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Sur-rogate to represent and act for you in the pro-ceeding.

All repair work done promptly.All kinds of steel and ironceilings. Agency for|Richard-

Boynton HotV? * N?

evening.Special Winter rates

1st, 1911.Catalogue.

In Testimony Whereof, we have causedthe seal of our Surrogate Court tobe hereunto affixed.

[l' s.[ Witness, Hon Harley N. Crosby. Surro-gstc of said County ofChautauqua,atthe Village of Mayville in saidCounty, the 25th day of September,A. D„ 1911.

until May son andFurnaces.

WILLIAM BAIRD, Will D. Pakker,Clerk of the Surrogate's Court

Tennant & Tennant,Attorney's for Executor,

105 East Main Street.Westfield, New York.

A healthy man is a king in his ov. uright; an unhealthy man is an unhappyslave, Blood Bitters builds upsound health - keeps you well.

S. A. VAN, TASSEL,Proprietor. 10 Market St., Ground Floor.