The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
QUIET FOURTH? ASK GAYNOR
INrI-NOISE SOCIETI PLANS TO
GO iFTER THE WAYOR

Ise ~ ERE Cttys Chlef ENecuetNe ne
Nsde Miserable Inus Ne Hesds or
ne FireeraeheS Mrs N'eeS Views
Despite the fac, that Mayor Gaynor
has issued persmptorv notice that he
doesnt want - he bothered Nv miscel-
laneous visitors for the next Two weeks
Alderman Courtlandt Nicon Of the
Twenty-ssventh Assembly district ad-
weed the members 81 Mrs Isaac Rice's
Society for the Suppression ~ Unneces-
sary Noise last night that the best thing
they could do toward securing a more
cane celebration ~ the glorious Fourth
this year was 70 bother the Mayor nv
telephone and IN person until he should
give VI his present broad views upon the
relation ~ personal liberty 10 csunon
crackers and come around 20 saner
7',s~ 81 a sane holiday
Assemblymsn Nicon declared ~ 20 be
his opinion that all that was needed was
10 bring Mavci Gaynor 20 a realization
~ his present mistaken and Old fashioned
view ~ the Fourth II Iuly celebration
amenities and his advice vas thAt the
members u Mrs. Rics's circle ~ sof,
pedsllists should make the Mayor M =
niserabl. Nv their opportunities Write
h,m letters Sald Ne. 20 aud see him. ge,
HIM on the phone The constant dropping
~ water viii wear awsv a stone Vet IN
his admonition the A-semhlyrnan made
NJ refsr~n~e 10 his Honor request for a
two weeks period 81 peace
Mr Nicoll sad that under the present
Laws - wss perfectly possible to stop
y uoisv celebration ~ tho Fourth NO
fireworks can hs sold within the city's
hmit-. he said. Without a license from the
Fire Commissioner he Fire Commits
-loneT and the Police Commissioner
acting together. could easily stop the
Nplosive outhurst on Independence nay
without N" passage of supplementary
laws
The Mayor he's pui tho protes, against
noisy Fourth M 10 Fire commissioner
Wsldo the Alderman continued =
vent - ~ee Mr Waldo . fsv. days ago
and be- told mo that he heliev ed that such
an important question. involving a. "
doe. what tho Mayor Constder- TO bs a
matter oI I~r-onal liberty. should not
- de"Ided bv man who did not Ill an
elective oNCe He SaId that he had col
lsCted a great deal Of material rearing
On IN" sub ect and that he had submitted
ihis matter to the Mayor for the Mayors
final decision
I have no doub, hut that the Mayor
will reverse his rather snap Judgment on
tho matter 20 the noisy Fourth and instruct
the Fir" COMMISSIONS 10 stop the sale ~
fireworks and explosives before the
Fourth II the arguments against the
present insane way ~ celebrating the
nations blrthdsy are presented Ia him IN
tho right light Personally ! have found
MavoT Gaynor a very diffcult man IN per
sIads tn 60 any way that he DOESN'T want
~ 20. hut ! believe that you will all
work together and ss.sk the influence ~
people Who at" IN touch with the Mayor
Won have ~ m your power 10 make HIM
change his mind
When Alderman Nlcoll had finished
speaking Mn Rice said that she heartily
approved ~ his suggestion to make
Mayor GaynoY life miserable until he
saW the eTToT II hrs present judgment
and she hoped that all of tho thirty odd
T~ople who .,ss.mbled m her apartments
az the Hotel AnsDnta last night would put
Alderman Nicoli'p suggestion into prac-
tice She said that she would. az least.
Thar- were already twenty three Gov
~rnOrs oD the national committee TO make
-ansr celebration ~ the Fourth, aid
IN. Urs-rif.ut of the sutI-Uotse society.
AID -li.. r.f"rTr'i her htS.n-rS 10 a little |
hookiet whIch contained among Other [
Indor-.- mentE of the sane Fourth that NJ
Mayor Homer ~ Joplin. Mo. and ~ Tl~an I
RtrT of Drake University. Iowa
Mrs Hic.s 1isO gaN@ . ltttlr Tosiiine n ,
III. work Vhi,h had I--.n done by the !
-oci.'y during the last year ~ ts initia .
..Hnrt - chsCk unnecessary NOISES Shs /
sFif that one unnecessary nOiss the .
snci-ty had branded IN" factory whistle I
'iha factory whistl. Was not Used "a call /
mon - work said Mrs Rice h'' - ~. |
dicafs thai m. time for WorL Nv 'hs oper !
at'vs- already ~ their PLACES m the fac
fory had come rh-atr-- ard public !
schools ~ least ~ 'his "ty dId NOT ,
blow ., Vhi-tl' ~ sound an alarm 20 ~ !
l'ca'r thai th"v we've about - open /
Why should .hurch-- hav" - ~ the .
qusi SUNDAY morning with uotsv ,
,'la NOR TO warn the world that divine ,
ssTv'C.' Nas about 10 commence
~. - Sa- % fa"toTy whistle N ~ LOUIS I
Nhirh had aU area Of disturbance twenty I
miles ~ diamster Mr. Rio. declared Z
and ~ blew for ten minutes She thought /
thai such q vhistl" WAS q cTiru- against !
n. rV-~
Nv Andr,v v Et-un an 4s-asCiatn
z,Itarint nd,nt ~ schools ~ the city
Roari Ut SuT~rinteuisnt- md lee = |
Hammer sn a--ocist" director ~ the !
department e olild hygi No ~ ~" Rus |
Ill Sag Foundation ais" spoke