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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1M7 Supervisors Put Irondequoit Bay Project Up to City COUNCIL LEFT Just Like Kids When Mission Goes Picnicking OPTOMETRISTS START PARLEY IN CITY TODAY NEED FOR JOB Board Resolution Asks Study Of Survey Company ITS BETTER TO BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO PAINES THAN TO WISH YOU HAD Second Group to Open Conference Here Saturday (D) 0 fVJV W' We Ash For At Painea Forced Upon You PAINES You Get What You No Substitute! Are 4 PAINES' Rochester was called upon yes-rday to decide just how much it i interested, in Irondequoit Bay provement. Kiced wilh a request that it back i nripnsal for the widening of the A Nt aarMNtf rinnnel between bay and Iake On- in, the Board of Supervisors put i ho wnnle matter up to the city vouch i's WPA committor.

Any bay improvement, whether nnh- for recreational purpose or I fin industrial and harbor develop-j writ, must he of first interest to SHAVING LOTION A Hnt leave your fare delightfully cnol, innthrd and re-frihd. Knep your Uin mnnth MOUTH WASH An if. atrin-gnl. DotinrtfcM th brath. Gi lh mouth litthtful, cool, 25c 49c 49' and healthy Two national (roups of optometrists will converge on Rochester for annual conference! within the next 10 day, with the American Academy of Optometry, the nrst of the two organisation, open.

Ing a three-day session today. The other body, the American Optnmetric Association, will open Its convention Sunday night. Poth groups will meet in Hotel Seneca. Internes of a acicntiflce nature will be comprised in the program of the academy, which is the small, er body, made up largely from the membership of the association. The chairman is Dr.

Richard M. Hall of Cleveland, and the secretary Is Dr. J. Fred Enrireas of Baltimore. Dr.

U-Moy Ryer of New York City will he the Kurst speaker at a formal dinner tomorrow evening. The academy will conclude it sessions Saturday morning. Officora of the association will arrive In Rochester for a pie-con-ventlon conference of the board of trustees Saturday, with Dr. Harry E. Pine, president, of Chicago tn charge.

Dr. Ernest Kiekenapp of Minneapolis la secretary. The convention will open with a reception Sunday evening. 5UGAR-FREE DIABETIC CANDIES Cellu Chocolates 2SC Cellu Lollypops 5c, 3 for 10c Dia-Mcl Chocolate 23t Dia-Mel Hard Candy 25.. Cellu Cough Drops 23C Cello Hard Gum Drops, 1 lb 75 Lister's Candy Brittle 70 Loeb's Dietetic Chocolates 25C Lister's Sweets 50 Dia-Nuts (Chocolate Covered) 65 Cellu Chewing Gum 5 Century India Gum 25e NATURAL FRUIT VEGETABLE JUICES Right.

Fred Payne, Thomas Cartelle and James H. Ritchie suck lollypops on the merry-go-round. Story on Page 17. Front Street's Rescue Mission went on its annual picnic to Genesee Valley Park yesterday. Left, Joe Ferrell relaxes.

the city, the committee noted in a formal resolution adopted at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Therefore, it resolved: That the Council of the City be requested to consider the proposal" i for channel-deepening), and at once advise this committee of its interest in this proposal. To what oient the survey should he considered and to what, extent it will co-operate in the expense of such pi WPA Kstimnt Asked Before the committee was the re-olution of Supervisor Charles J. Knapp 22d Ward, adopted unanimously at the June Board meeting. This called upon WPA to furnish estimates of cost on a proposed deepening of the channel construction of breakwaters.

But the WPA committee, headed by Supervisor Goidon A. Howe, ij, Greece, found the whole whs bound up wit Rochester's mleresta in the bay. Any move by I he county, it. held, to improve the bay should not be taken therefore without the city's approval and co-operation. The WPA committee found that: Prior to this resolution, the city evidenced an interest in the possibilities of Irondequoit Bay as a future, industrial harbor for the city and did.

in co-operation with the county, cause a survey to be made. "In this survey, considerable attention was given to the importance and expense of the development and utilization of the bay out let. "In view of the fact that any development, even of a so-called Wedding Ends 4th Effort To Free Larceny Suspect RELIEF CHIEF WAITS SLASH HIGH MARK SET BY TANK CLASS Poles Entertain Visitors Tonight 4 A delegation of Buffalo Poles, headed hy James F. Swlst, president of the Buffalo Centiala, will visit the Rochester Centiala tonight at its final meeting of the season. At the session In Falcon Halt, the Rochester body will he invited to Buffalo's Independence Day celebration.

in tin1 Wfi.v of of IC) Whitney It whs wtldinc ychtenlfty Hint stood possildi! fwdnm fur ShdiiicI LnBmtlit. Carrot 25 Spinach 25 Celery 25 1 Tomato 12c Apricot 25 Grapefruit .,,,,...186 Pineapple 18t Orange 20 Street, held in tinder fi vn indictments clmroinK grand larceny and eriniinnHy reet'iving stolen properly, When William (', Kolilmetz in County Court yester With the YMCA reporting record classes of boys in the annual "I-earn-to-Swim" campaign, the YWCA yesterday emphasized need of haste by girls planning to participate in their part of the program next week. Candidates for admission were urged to ciip coupons in The Democrat Chronicle or The Times- Iv I i hear arguments of William day announced that he was rem PAINES' MILK OF MAGNESIA Century Brand. i 1 1 1 and I by liv tram for ten rinyt hrtor it boMied. Not hin purer.

Prophylactic Brush SPECIAL OFFER Combination 5t Prophylactic Tooth Bmh and Sc fin ot tht New Prophy. tactic Tooth pi -art- ftfHrY Although certain that one was coming, Robert O. Hoffman, district WPA director, returned from AlbBny yesterday unfamiliar with the extent of the forecast WPA personnel slash. Economy orders for other divisions of the federal relief program have ranged upwards of 25 per cent. Hoffman said he did not expect to know the scope of the cut until next monlh when the new fiscal year starts.

Meanwhile, Francis H. Carroll, chief engineer, continued hewing away at the pending construction program. He announced 2W men started work yesterday on a bituminous macadam pavement in Bonrsteel St. 'cot, Greece, from the ritv line M--('all Rl. wnei a stomi wilier was completed during tie winter The entire jolt is estimated at Full pint 39 Full quart 75 I alue 49 Plant Roses Today PICK BLOOMS TOMORROW If it no tongr nctnry to wait 6 to 8 wki for dormant rdsat to bloom, for you can pUnt buihn lrdy grown for you end put tHftrn right in your gurdan without th lots of a lingU Uf or flowor.

Th it nw mthod of rot cultur i th graatttf advance mada in roa growing yean and' hundradi of paopfa wKo bought fait year hava told ui thay navar had luch fina plants or roiai baforo. temporary character or for use of I smaller vessels, of that outlet would involve considerable expense in raiding of approaches to aj Union, and register at once, for the campaign opens Monday. Girls 10 i to 16 years of age are eligible. For girls Interested in other vaca- I tion activities the "YW" has pre- i pared special handicraft Complete details may he had at the administration building. Exactly 2,465 lessons have been given in the fir.it three (lavs of the boys campaian.

VMCA officials announced iNst night. With two new enrollees yester- day, the all-time record registra- tion now stands at 1.072. All are CELLU L. Clay, lBrutta's attorney, and Daniel O'Mara. district attorney, on Clay's motion for release of the defendant on $5,000 bail, the court was told that Clay had gone to a wedding.

The judge thereupon put the argument over until 10 a. m. tonav. This will be the fifth cfTont to free IyaBrutta. The first motion for hail was temporarily mir.ceK.sful and he was released, only 'o he locked up again.

Then followed two writs of habeas corpus, both of which were denied, and yester-dny's proceeding. Attorney Clay announced la-d night that he, also has an application filed in federal court for the release of his client on a writ of habeas corpus, which is returnable at special term of that court In Rochester on Monday, when Judge Harold P. Burke may preside. CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES Put H'ilhoitt Stilt Apple Sauce Red Cherries ......23 'Two Play Areas highway hi hIki. a new highway budge, property acquisition, lengthy breakwaters, extensive dro.dginfr, reconstruction of railroads, damages, engineering costs and maintenance, and likewise in view of the fact that such expense might properly be a part of any plan the city might have for development of the survey referred to, the committee judges It best to refer the proposal to the City." Requirement Uet't It was further pointed out that the city.

U. S. War Department, Plate, New York Central, V. S. Treasury Department, and state Open Next Week boys from the fifth grade up who are taking advantage of the free instructions offered by the in co-operation with The Gannett Newspapers.

Classes are held at all branches of the Parents have been invited to witness the work tomorrow night when certificates will be presented to hoys who pass their tests. Apricots 20c Asparagus 40 Bartlett Pears 12c and 25 Blackberries 20 Fruit Salad .15. 30 Golden Wax Beans .25 Grapefruit 20 Little Kernel Corn .30 Pineapple ,15, 25 Red Raspberries .,,30 Refugee Beans Rhubarb Spinach .20 Strawberries .33 Superior Peas 25 Tomatoes White Cherries 13c anH 30 Yellow Peaches 10 and 23 Play areas will he oprned In GOP Women Wait Greece and Gates next week under supervision of the New Era Joseph Dnrhin, director, announced last night. Utica Meet Report and federal work relief officials al! Alhambra Plays In West Webster You, too, cse enjoy gardes full of butiful rosei lt lummar long. Coma and pick out your own rotei from pUntt in full bloom.

Thtra are ever 2,000 to chooi from, hundreds of tham in bloom, but they are idling fait, to coma out white auortmanti ara complata. Each roia ha! bean planted thii Spring in 12 to IS pounds of ipacially prepared roia toil, to no matter what kind of dirt you hava in your garden, you can ba caitain of tuccaii wilh CHASE "OUT-DOOR GROWN" pottad planti. Registration for children In: Greece will be from 9 to 12 a. i Republican women of Monroe Mondav tn St. John's School Hall County a report from their and from 4 to 8 p.

m. at the same! leader today on developments at a place for adults. The same sched- statewide Utica, conference yester-ule will be followed in Gates Tues-; day. day at St. Theodore's School Jessica Weis, viccchairman of the To aid the directors of children's county committee, was expected games and baseball, Softball and back in Rochester after taking part, ouoits for adults, volunteer are; In the deliberations of New York FIRST AID KITS Complitts for Homo or Aulo 50c to $3.00 FOR ANTS Ant Butlona ''25 Anlrol Srli 43 75 would have to be consulted before any work at the bay was undertaken.

The railroad is interested because the. tracks of its R. W. branch cross the channel and any deepening work would require a new channel. Howe pointed out.

that even the Iph.1 ambitions plan to open the channel for smallest types of boats would involve a new stain highway bridge, the raising of the bridge appioRches, a new railroad bridge, State Senator J. Emmett. Doyle and District. Attorney Daniel J. O'Mara addressed 175 persons at.

Iho Alhambra play day dinner last night at Willow West Webster. In the baseball game featuring the sports program the Irish heat 50 VARIETIES BUSH ROSES 6 KINDS OF CUMBERS State Republican Women Inc. Mrs, needed to teach the. children knit art and dramatics, Weis Is a member ot the council of the women's organization. ting, cooking, Durbin naid.

$9.00 Per Dox. long breakwaters, acquisition ot (he rcrrnana, to loseph D. Flynn won the golf driving contest, hitting the hullseye- Frank Bcaucaire took the shiifTleboai honors, Emmett O'Neil the miniature golf title and Clarence Loflnk the fat men's race. SUGAR-FREE DESSERTS, BEVERAGES Dia-Mel Dessert Assorted ,.25 Dia-Mel Pudding ......25 Cellu Macaroons ,45 D-Zerta Lemon, Orange and Raspberry ...75 Miller's Ginger Ale, pt 15 Miller's Lima and Lithia, pt ..15 Miller's Root Beer, pt ....,15 Anderson Ginger Ale, 24 ok property and much dredging, in this work, it is estimated the breakwaters would cost at leant 000. There are no detailed e.iimatcs available on the other win k.

"It is unquestionably a desirable CHASE GARDEN STORE l' mil M. Doily sr Sun. 2045 EAST AVE. tmnrnvement." Howe said, hut '1 BUY nRl-CT FROM THE GROWERS unquestionable that much Cadet Returns Home 1 i i tt wnn acnooi rionors Readers May Obtain First Volume of University Library, Saturday more, is involved than a meie eh edging operation. Whatever action we take must, he well studied for present and future." Clerk of the Board Harold S.

W-MacFarlin was instructed to send copies of the resolution to the u- Department and other agencies. Members of the WPV involved than a meie. Cadet Capt. Robert A. DuMond, son of Mortimer A.

DuMond of 443 Monroe Avenue, was back home yesterday after being thrice honored during the 68th commencement exercises at the Manliua grained art craft, printed from How you can reduce charges on a LORN on your own signature (HUSBAND AND WIFE SIGN TOGETHER) Loan may be repaid any time to reduce cost. Charge made on unpaid balance only. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION TWO ROCHESTER OFFICES llncoln-AIKanct Reynold Area da Bank 4th Floor Fifth Floor MJ e. Main Siren I K. Main Strtet Phone: Stone 3072 Phone! Main 1460 LOCALLY MANAGED OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES KW.AR A.

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