Middletown Daily Times-Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1912, Middletown, New York Standard Merchandise it Advertised Merchandise is Standard CIRCULATION PON MAT LEADING NEWSPAPER OP ORANGE COUNTY EIGHT probably front In north central fair temperature In moderate north 37 Y N. Y. JUNE 13. 1912 30 Month TWO CENTS 7ull Program of the Dickens Carnival at the Friday and Saturday of who wiu put hi the IB ad- the characters the aW Abort and a musical Many other people are working making candy on nearly hundred men and women are actively tor the of DREAM ie great Charles is seen In on arm bf the dreaming that the immortal characters created by his genius become living realities and pass In The people together and entering or In from each book Charles represented by William H. Rogers PICKWICK PAPERS Mrs. George N. John L P. Royce stanley Holt M- Mr Mr Trundle Roswell Pat Boy W. Miles A- Thompson Mrs. E. M. Krances Hoar w Emma the Maid uth Mrs. Bardell Quina NICHOLAS NICKLEBY Mrs. George Nickleby Richard D. Clemson John Mego Harc Squeers Edward White Mr. Smike Jonn Wilcox Mr. George Moore Mr. Newman Noggs Charles Vail Fanny Squeers Virginia Dill the hungry servant Mrs. Jerry Barnes Mrs. Rjchard D. Clemson Pauline Stern Mme. Elsle Mareden Phenomenon Bobble Hathaway THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP FOUND GUILTY AT NEWBURGH JQM 13, Jury In tbe of the people Thomas J. of Fort charged with receiving stolen returned a ot at Oram will be sentenced on day by Judge To-day the cue of smith against William la being Tile Is aa action to re- cover for when the automobile of Mr. Atwater ran into a milk wagon driven by Mr. just outside city its of Mr. Atwater is at In Japan with his formerly Thomae C. where are giving ex- with their William O'Neill and J. D. are the attorneys for the while Rendich of are the attorneys for Mr. ST. JOSEPH'S IS SCENE OF PRETTY WEDDING St tbe snem DELEGATES ROLL UP FOR TAFT of wry on Wed it t when Mary the daughter of Mr and Mn. a became wife of Walter The ceremony WM performed by Rev. Father H. J. The Cora of fine and J. ot New at as best Tho bride wove a white trimmed Irish point She wore a bridal veil and carried a shower bouquet of white The bridesmaid wore a white trimmed with ck Mrs. E. M. Riego Hart z. Greene Stanley Douglas Sampson Brass Masten Little Nell Adams The Marchioness Rosevear Mrs. Jarley Leonard Mrs. Quilp Stern Miss Sally J. Grans OLIVER TWIST Edson 6. Oliver Selwyn Wiggins Sikes B. Royce Harry Booth Harry Crist Mr. Harvey Mr. Bumble Lloyd Harford The Artful Kenney Charlie Bates Lovely Nancy Sikes Mrs. Fellowa Rose Maylie Huseby Mrs. Bumble Booth CHRISTMAS CAROL Mrs. Edmund Bob Joseph Tiny Tim Haley Scrooge Eilenberger Marley's Green DAVID COPPERFIELD Miss Myrta Mr. M. Massee David B. Gibbs Uriah Prescott W. Townsend Mr. E. Bowers Stem Tommy D. Car Micawber Madge Robertson Stanley Little Smile Mr. Dick Mr. Barkis Wameley Mrs. Glbbs Betay Trotwood Agnes B. Ashley Mrs. Heep Boak Pfaff Dora Brady BLEAK HOUSE Mrs. Byron Sir Leicester j. E. Glbbs John H. V. Bingham Mr. Turveydrop Prince Turveydrop Dr. Birdsall Mr. Wilson Udy w. D. Stratton Esther Bull Wa Helen Saddle Jordan Elite L. Helen McCullom TALE OF TWO CITIES John L. Sydney Carton j. Darney D Parker Mannette John P. Ryan J. L. Wiggins Sears Cruncher Eager MARTIN Mrs. James F. Hodge lark Tapley stern Wagner Ir. Pecksniff Van Keuren alrey Gamp Bull etsy Prig Howell June 13 The national committee to-day heard the contests Jointly of the sixth and seventh Mississippi After a brief they ed the eight delegates of these dis- to The fifth district gates two were ateo credited to Taft The Taft in arguing the denied vigorously the Roose velt claim that no notice of the dis- conventions was The committee also seated two Taft delegates fiom tho Mississippi eighth The decisions were i cached by viva all efforts of the Roosevelt representatives to have a roll call being While presumably Taft has now won the twelve P. W. at the eighth was Ir the Taft and Roosevelt col- attorney that Howard will vote for Roosevelt Senator made new bribery charges against the Taft forces declaring that a member of the national committee had been offered the United States marshalship if he votes for Taft in prepared to name this If said Mr. tary ferry herry uth Hasbrouck Morton Brown Galloway In. H. V. BETWEEN THE ACTS Numbers will be Rendered by the hgt School Olee Club Mary Conductor Tie Gibson Mandolin Male L. Z. K. A. D fist Horton Pauline Bender Mr. Horace GOVERNMENT OF CUBA WANTS NO ASSISTANCE Ubr June Cuban of the interior has the Associated Press that the pro posed sending of Major Genera Wood or Brigadier General to to arrange peace terms be- tween the Government and the Rev will be regarded as high ly unfavorable by the Government PASTOR FERRIS BECOMES A MD. Rev. Walter Rockwood for mer pastor of the First Presbyterian of this and now o carried bouquet of pink The groom's to best man was a pair of gold cuff The bride's gift to tho bridesmaid wan a A reception followed at tho home of tho bride's 76 Sprague The bride received many handsome consisting of cut china and The happy couple left tn the Ing at for Port and amid a of rice and The bride's suit was navy blue with a law black Mr. IB employed by A. H. as cigar He is a Engine Company and also a member of tho town Fire Among the gifts was a handsome cnt glass bowl from the Flra The wore Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sexton and Mrs. Anna of Port Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and Marlon and of Lester B. of Mr. and Mrs. will reside with tho bride's parents on their re- MA YOR COX NAMED ON COMMITTEE ON AT UTICA THOMPSON RIDGE BOY WINS AT HAMILTON N. June ment was made at Hamilton that the Latin 6blp of had been awarded to 3aldwell of Thompson N. Y. He was also awarded lonora in essay Mr. Thompson is among the ers with a high honor grade for the Senior He was of the class of 1908 of M. H. S. The delegates to Uio In Utica Tuesday evening elected following to direct tho work of the conference for tho coming John of T. of Frank J. and William P. Now The election of Mayor Uaker wan unsought by him and wan a ment extended to him by the Ing mayors of hie good will and hospitality In tion with the Tho wore glad to their of his work by selecting him for the important office of The unanimous expression lu favor of tihe ment of Che founding of and the em- ployment of by cities maintenance of municipal like those conducted In ca. and other Tbc favored the tiro of building for I on Inclines mid public under such provisions JIM be by local One of I ho discussed ing the conference WHK dial of day concerts and suitable for compelled to work during resolution without seriously Interfering with the of we favor In out-of-door games and other facilities for healthful re- creation On City The that every city u committee on city nl adopted a In HUM the Mayom to dike up Mils matter Immediately on their return to their homo The advisory committee wan advised to a committee of experts to assist the local in the work of planning city President Irving mimed Majors of Cox ot Mid- of and O'Neill of Auburn an members of tho advisory Rev. Walter Rockwood WM honored on day when the of D. D. WM conferred upon him by Syracuse Uni- This honor will meet with the Approval of Dr. many in He la a of Princeton College A special of the Mon. hagen Hoie Company wlU be held to take action on the death of Ed. A rehearsal of will held at Westminster Church on Tuesday evening at FOOT CRUSHED W. SHOPS Prank a machinist at O. received a crushed while putting driving rods on in engine in the erecting shop A rod strap tipped over and fell on his right He was given treatment by Dr. Hulett in the Emergency and taken to his home Smith street HIS my 522d dead eaid Capt Robert B. at Goshen a bird fluttered to the are 500 more to be killed and then I'll have them ADVERTISING TALK Joseph H. advertising manager of the John read a paper be- fore the advertising who recently held a big meeting at in which he en- tered a protest against lect of retal advertising by the matter of the He declared that the agents anj other specialists are ing their attention almost ex- to general while important in its is not nearly so tant at retail which nearly 80 per of all the periodical and paper publicity of the United If any Improvement It to be made In ary retail It mutt come from the chants No one else ean to thoroughly under- stand the conditions ing the retailing of What they have lacked has been the knowledge of the art ef art of In an appealing form the attractive qualities of the have to This Knowledge It now being Imparted to through lout channels and it will not be long retail will In practicability and outdo the tional get to Our open BANKERS DENY EXISTENCE OF Associated Juno Icey note In addresses before the New York State Asocial which hold InK its nineteenth annual convention was an emphatic denial of the of a money trust and resentment against Walter the declared that bankers have the right to guard their George M. a MK Chicago denounced the SITUATION IN CUBA IS SERIOUS Associated New Juno Cuban refugees who abandoned their ness pending the settlement of the arrived to-day aboard the declared the Cuban to be TO ESTABLISH HOME ON GOSHEN FARM Now June Hoard Estimate at HH nn a new site for the municipal Institution foi drunkards HAGENBECK SHOW PLEASED TWO AUDIENCES The had site mar I. but this plan hati lieen The hoard will to the purchase of a of about live dred acres In the township ot Orange which in Ibis city on lelt shortly after OIKS i on their special trains fur are ing noes 111 DRUM MAJOR TO MAKE 25TH TRIP John M. dnim major of the O. leaves night for from where he will make bis 25th annual dip with me Norwich Band to the conclave of the Knights Templar of the will be held this year at commencing on June 17, and continuing three The band will wich No. 40, K. T. The parade will be held on and will be the feature of the annual Wilson made his trip with the band on October 18S7. GRACE CHURCH'S PARISH SOCIAL general parish social will be given June In the sembly under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of Grace A fine has Leon con- sisting of musical mandolin also a sketch of the nations and a In pictures of which iiio to be seen ill or ihe windows The will will in- clude dancing Ice cream and cake will be lor the additional charge of lOe social is to be the effort of Grace Church workers for the it is hoped the will bu find a pood sum which is to be divided the two societies named above Mr rnd Mrs C H uili furnish music for the and time for nil is iii ured The program in full will be next 11, WILSON HAS THE MAYORS ON VOTE N. June conference In here was polled to-day by friends of Gov. Woodrow Wilpon with the following 7; 7; 2; 2; 1. DAMAGED IN The of Dr. A. collided with s trolley car at avenue North street on Wednesday evening at were by very und It uf of all wtm I bin the were as if not than which have ever seen in ibis act. was a loader In and there was not a moment's wait between the pleasing to young and old were the Tho acrobatic and feats were alao very The management of the shows had everything so that thero were no and this was clearly In the taking down ing of the cars after the evening which was carried out great The cars were i shortly after 12 apd tbe trams were being made pre- to leaving this a few moments There not a complaint tered at police headquarters during the which is exceptional on when so many visitors are in the Tbe whenever they to this be assured of a LIEUT. VERNON TO ATTEND MANEUVERS On of C 11. sell M of end Second James M. H. of New Fifth have been Detailed with the of New York to participate in the New August 10 to 20. FUNERAL OF MR. The of Ernest H. Belcher was held morning at II SANITARIUM IS GIVEN TO COUNTY June 13, The of Managers of the Newburgh by a vote taKun on de- to tender to the Board of of thu the local In- Tl is met Is without of and the will be made HARRY IS NOW LIEUTENANT son of Mr. and Arthur A. of only to the a bent mud guard at the New the WHS from West Point vices hy the bt S. a former who is i commission as lieutenant In now located at j the United Stales There a law attendance of Free and friends and many of the class of ind The Interment In tho plot in the tery at of the man acting an the brother of Cadet Rosslter k second year mnn at the Weit Paint Mem ben of the g
