Widnes Examiner. — 1913-08-02 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

PLIT.  quale:div ers 837  ikeei" f VOrkers rOdUCed :?rstand ie truil! ctive Editor' Law° rt will 01iCil and ifte  ise, ,ticallY, :fly iust.  arill , cott°" ,Ong Blae"; liC trollPw n tratie Vice— N ig short  debatfi cturii aainic secoll etill„ciry 55 P. e . toy 111(11:r es aralisafid ul re" •fr )se h eltli ide 3%:e beat JO 117  edi LC trIC Int 4til C 1115" I S"C, )1 f ' IC 81300 to .fog ttlY  sty' • !; lie ,01• er iti "co •otliti ;, • crio E•CD,4III 1 j' 0r  Litt, 'Health of the Town. Mites of humanity, to the number of lieeCrltil.sived in Warrington last week, and, Itt.4 4441 to the Medical Officer's report. 22 and 25 'girls. For the same week .(ettliinr-the births numbered 35 (21 males, 14 kities`B„). The deaths last week were 15 (6 Patte females), giving a rate of 10.5, cornwith 6.3 in the corresponding week last ~,totieh, the deaths, one was from cancer, one '44481°8, two heart disease, 10 from other %set, 'oand there was one case of suicide. New infectious diseases reported numbered C'onsisted of: Scarlet fever 2, diphtheria Preulosis 4, and erysipelas 1.  hoe;hildren's Camp at Prestatyn.  toV)ther continsent oi 133 girls has spent a ~tiklus week ai-Prestatyn. The weather has hll/erfect, and the. youngsters baye.th..oar-41 th! eujoYed themselves in rambles, paddling Vitt-Pen, and visits to the. pierrots. Two deover the commons and to the '4O rrall }s at D -serth were also a Popular 0 Wednesday Mr. Rogers _ (caretaker) n ,rraned sports. for which the prizes by the tradespeople at PrestatYa. ,Nktin,:n,• secretary, on behalf of the committee. , edges with thanks the sum ot 9s. 7d. 1 IP on the children's behalf at the picnic ctOil -r,!lrsdav of last week of the Warrinigt `triet Licensed Victuallers' Associa. 414,, Ct", 1141 111S1nictoes New Appointment. of I.WR4tulations are due to .Mr. James •Heron, ttaiiittringtoti, on his appointment as head instructor under the North Riding of "a 4 -lite Education Commitee at the Cresent. • eoinicil School, Middleebrough. There 1441144•0:vieicir 100 applicants for the position. Mr. .• 8 beeii in the service of the Warring': ‘4.:slol.u.ratiori Committee. .: for three years as )14o1.instructor• at . the Beamont Council' Atilltitti,dlid has algo lectu.ed_at the TOchnical. yllit.einT eve H ning classes. • h several I irid,l eet:tificates of the. _Cit-L° and Guilds of nstitutes and Board of Education. Mr. l)te..takes up his duties at Middlesbrough en .4her Ist. IVI•1„ Insurance' Committee. ;tliiii;rtsotn eting of .the newly-conitituted Insurance Committee was held at I)l'ltu,vn 11111 on Thursday evening, when • 'l' I°ir u:embers were present. The Mayor t•-`4llf."r Dr. Joseph) was re-elected chair-°l' the ;le% twelve months, and the ees were appointed.—Circu' read from the Insurance Commis-711 the subject of the suggested appointcs referees to check malingering Irti`so on tl question of uniform medical 4v.kates f le ll roved societies. A tit --el. use by a approved t in t I%iting the committee o co-operate_~. e Auoii of a National Association of 1 Ni 4 ‘Anumittees was deferred to a later i 1414 Of I. Car Accident in Liverpool-road. eli4l:ll3ut 11.40 v'esterday morning, Captain Cin.Ql;(',l)etley Yox, of Orford Barracks, and ettr (-{lttage, Granpenliall, was driving his I 'ltltthe4„r along Liverpool-road. At the end of iZelt opti-street he overtook a lurry, on the i.,Att4 which Richard Loftus (9), son of Aaron of no fixed abode, was riding. As the h;s4C:Otoache 1 the boy jumped off the lurry, the car. He was struck by the "I. and the front wheels of the car taA4hever his legs. He was taken to the Inlit;l4Neh where it was found that he had sustii*striBez:ions injury to thc head. Last r*ht Ltietti.still unconscious, and his condition v as -.941 'l°lographers and the Increased k,Pift4 Price of Plates. qtlielic,_lll:leinbers Of the Warrington Photoft! Ai ociety, under • the leadership of r. • u'avelled to Preston Brook by the 1.30 te: 44,Q111 Bank Quay ,on Saturday. A boat ths,ll447liately chartered, and the trip corn"4-'l4lli majorityOf.those present went lylk,, 1i )411 the tunnels. Numerous snapshots s.liNtltt scenery were obtained, especially_ • of elEch and Barnton.. After an iddeaal iNui_rt'e hours the obt-4.' brought them rtortiiortlauhsuicli. a° Tea 'tffi 'fled .there, and a further walk along WeaVer (in the .course of which an Pu h )01 1,1 Was taken) brought the party to ,Nitt..,ation, whence they returned by the 4144pe-",1" 1.0 Bank Quay. Much indignation ANY reSfied by members of the society' ."liist what is considered the unwar-Is4). Increase in the manufacturers' prices of its. I; protest last Saturday, only films bY those present.  A liPehabiles At Bowls. in cononfeeßteclehnabwi.ittehs I)°tg In in and tea It :eill*rit , the order Bowling ore 61_, 3 ent of Heath-road tnok part ell Saturday at members -- - round ill,. th '; eaketh. About 30 ;fie second , lizil.'" e "'.1111". At the close of ' as served n?? Ali?'.. V 1041141 for tea, which Resuming plak ritix9otll 11141 Air. Diggo,rY4 .us, when Bro. 110,4 rooad was over at "r-' 15_10. l. i,4-wrii4tr, ~11ro. A. Graham P001e,,13rose bow,' 1. Bro. S. .. Butler; ?.. ii.,pro. 1).-',. 4441141:n, clock; 3, 80. G. 6. Bro. A Villes; Bro. R. Sudgwo.' T. Wilson., tro. 84.C.e. L. Graham: S. _ %ors - inoved a vote 0 . Green Ihitt, ef thP Prizes, to the Bowling and to Miss 110otr for the the ter!' (1:. livn:bsseciegogcn,ofwe.tdb et hgez for providing which f thanks tocotrnhe resolution, then Pl;,°-. 13tOtetrflyti13- carried. Bro. Fellows een,. did not see vfl`f isrt"sto' '''' Prizes. Ile said he . na game 13•ioivi:4/14 tihoald not indulge in k, as well as non-abstainers. I..tilleral 'of the .1...te Miss Glair. the 14,zessive cenes were witnessed .I_lB . Ada 11::"Nl. on S':kturday, of the late 3118 head rule" ti7°"e gitr . (PR nt 4.1 ItIR, for twenty-flve years she first part ' QC"' "le sehool at Abergele. le Church, d 111‘,icitZise,,rvi(e was held in Aberge . the dead 'till neigh. 113-nin for the passing of t. whole beantifilly sung by the choir. The curate, lilif4ilbt-otion, headed by the vicar and 4l„. ,11ked to the railway station, whence‘T VeYed by train to were l'oo„, 4.fr4t rites at the Warrington Cemetery f St. Pq't4teti b • the 1 • P rcival, vicar o . i, le ?el,. B. e . number of Os ci•,4l (He presence of a large Warrington.. oti loins's WArrin ton friends. Amongs_t . f.t.Nito(ohurners wei%e Mr. and IMrs. Thomas IS. ZiN rother-inlaw and sister), Master xi.o,un._, kiiLli,el)heiv), Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Herrio„,. Wilts (brother-inlaw and sister), o_,4totri.ll(l Mrs. Thomas. Porter, of L° V41104:4'14%, and pister), Miss Annie Griffith,i. ,„,. 1, arhiirtolBt,,iff4; Mr. Edward Steel, Mr. G. II Frederick littelpr (e 1.. Srleel, of Chorle : M Atrrt. i3p. vilerit..iinoltd 1 friend.ri. f Ythe fra.naily), Mrs. 1.111(1 I.flultY;PaSl:l: M °Price, Miss Leigh, .e,,fr. Wilfred Taylor and Mr. tt;(lttilet,j•-• -e.. PA. it-.dm re The floral tributes .4, 9,e-iilzpiths froniThe.teachers and scholars . ~cte Schools.  ‘, ' , .;. :