Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 17

'17 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. 15. 1032 Grade Elimination Proposal Opposed1 Second Co-operative Dormitory to Be Opened In Fall for Students of College for Women Pilgrims Set Sail Under Cloudy Skies Rochcsterians Among 1,200 The Dig Six MAEKETS Passengers on Samaria SAY FAIRPORT NEEDS LARGER WATER SUPPLY Capacity of Reservoir Now Taxed, Declare TODAY SPECIALS Fickle taste finds itself anticipated her. an unusual variety of the finest foods from farm and garden will he found in every corner of our big popular markets at prices that will appeal to every thrifty nuusewife.

MOHICAN QUALITY STEAKS Opposition to the proposal to eliminate the Batty crossing of the Auburn branch of the New York Central Railroad in the Victor-Can-undaigua Highway, northwest of anandaigua, wan expressed at a Public Service Commission hearing jesterday by Supervisor Oscar B. Gardner of Farmlngton, Ontario County. He said the elimination Is ur. necessary as the grade crossing la row protected by signal lights and the trolley tracks near the crossing which constituted a hazard are no onger used. F.

D. Bardwell. engineer for the railroad, joined in the opposition. New plans for elimination of the West Shore Raiiroad crossing in Saittsville Bond at an estlmuteii cost, of $211,000 exclusive of land and damages, were submitted Herman F. Brumm, engineer fo the Public Servien Commission.

Trt elimination to do away with dangerous curves, has been ordered by the commission, and the rehearing was allowed to put lu the ne plans for action. The Samaria, cn which a Rod-ister party of some 57 pciwons sailed Monday for Dublin, Ireland, carried 1,200 pilgrims and had the iargest passenger list of any steamer sailing to the Eucharlstlo Congress, according to Victor C. Prez, manager of the Central Trust Travel Service who returned ye-t lerday after accompanying the Rochester pilgrimage to New York. Cloudy skies and foggy harbo: jailed to dampen the enthusiasm of the thousands who were on the piei to bid the travelers 'hem voyage Patrick W'elche. 82-year-old rest dent of St.

Ann's Home, was un ble to sail from New York, but his passport was secured to enable him to join the Rochester pilgtim-tge at Boston yesterday. or SIRLOIN BEST BONELESS ROUND Cut from the Finest Quality U. S. Gov't Inapt. Weatern Steer Beef.

Mak the Dinner a little more than just dinner THIS PRICE BUYS THE VERY BEST CUTS YOUR PICK FROM OUR HUGE DISPLAYS Seward School, 19, 'iJesk' t4tw- ft 'h i in 'ft nSlf Former Psi Upsilon house of the University of Rochester at 41 Prince Street, which will be remodeled as a second co-operative dormitory. SPRING LAMB jfc MILK FED VEAL for POT PIE, POT PIE, lb Tnctnllc nfflPOrC when he was at- J.1KHUUJ UUIUIO ta acked by the Japanese airmen and OUR BEST CHOPPED STEAK ib. aoc BEST SHOULDER BEEF STEAK ib. i4c killed by them. "Consul General Cunningham refused to act.

He even refused to see me when I arrived In Shanghai." For the first time in many years Argentina wheat Is being shipped to Shanghai, China. Officers of the Parent-Teachers Association of William Seward School 19 were Installed yesterday by R. Park Parkhill as follows: President, Mrs. Emory Champney, Faitport's water supply reached dangerously low level last January, and unless something is done, the village (aces the menace of a water shortage, representatives of the Falrport Municipal Commission testified at a hearing conducted by the state yesterday niorninff and afternoon in the village hall. The hearing, attended by some 35 interested taxpayers, was In charge of Russell Suter of Albany, executive engineer of the New York State Water Power and Control Commission.

It was called to place before the state for approval plans' of the village to construct an additional dam and reservoir. It is proposed to augment the present water supply, which is provided by a gravity system operated by the village's Municipal Commission. Questioned at length by Leo Rice, Rochester attorney and Falr-pnrt two proponents of the project, Dr. George S. Price nd Staniland Scarth, asserted they had been misquoted in previously published reports which stated that "no water shortage is In Immediate prospect." Doctor Price Is chairman of the Municipal Commission and Mr.

Scarth Is superintendent of the water and light plants. May Go To Court Mr. nice, who said he appeared cs in individual and as attorney for a group of Fairport taxpayers, strenuously objected to the proposed construction on the ground that it is not justified by public necessity. He argued that the pop illation of Falrport is decreasing and that present facilities are sufficient. Hint was given by Mr.

Rice th.t first vicepresident, Mrs. Carl Hampe; second vicepresident, Miss Jennie Page; secretary, Mrs, Josephine Drum; treasurer, Mrs. sS'LAHB CH0P? OWzt M. J. Adkins.

Committee chairman appointed; Old Fraternity House Will Be Renovated to Accommodate Girls by Mrs. Champney were: Mrs.j Batavia Rotary Club Hears Former Mayor LOW-FARE veal chops Shoulder Cuts Real 17c Value. 12V2C 16-Day Excursions Friday, July 1st water supply Is being steadily depleted and that the lack of rainfall last fall "had us worried." Recalled to the stand, Mr. Wells stated that a million gallons a day could be carried by the pipe line with the reservoir down 25 feet. He also pointed to the depletion of the water supply in January as evidence of the need of additional storage facilities.

It was pointed out that the original plans In 1923 called for the bui'ding of an auxiliary dam and reservoir within two years and that this was not carried out because Drum, program; Mrs. Adkins, membership; Mrs. Hampe, Mrs. David Anderson, child wel-; fare magazine; flower, Mrs. John Berghorn; Mrs.

John Clark, tele- phone; Mrs. J. publicity. Annual reports showed that the' outstanding achievement of 1932 was the membership drive which brought the membership to 87. Mrs.j Florence E.

Winchell, supervisor! of parent education, spoke on sum-' HOME CROWN TENDER ASPARAGUS, small bunch 5c FANCY GREEN CUKES 3 for 10 MEDIUM SIZE TEXAS ONIONS 4 lbs. lOt Leaf Lettuce, 2 for 5 California Cantaloupes, 3 for 25 Batavia, June 14 Before an audience of old friends and associates, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, former mayor of Batavia and now head of the Rochester Dental Dispensary, gave an address at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club here today. He was introduced by Everett R.

Tomlin-son, president of the Chamber of Commerce. Doctor Burkhart spoke briefly on reminiscences of earlier days in Batavia's city government and then followed his talk with a diversification of his associations with the 5c Garden Spinach Full Peck A second co-operative dormitory for students of the College for Women will be opened at 41 Prince Street In the fall, Raymond L. Thompson, treasurer of the university, announced yesterday. The new dormitory is the old Psi Upsilon fraternity house and will have accommodations for about 13 girls. Plans for renovating the building have already been approved and the work will be hastened for fall occupancy, Miss Hazel J.

Wilbraham, assistant professor of physical education and house mother at Kendrick Hall, CLEAN TENDER of lack of funds. An extension of i mer activities. The officers served rr'-eshments. the water rights was obtained from the state and the village will lose the water rights in the watershed. most 06 whose land it owns, if it CLEAN QUICK SOAP CKI2IPS BEST WHITE PURE LAMD doe3 not utilize them, it was said.

late George Eastman, giving some personal glimpses of the character and ability of Rochester's greatest 1 will be in charge of the new dor- ROCHESTER to ATLANTIC 16.80 WASHINGTON VI Short I.ln. or Phll.4rlphla) WASHINGTON (VI Atlantic (Ur) Tlrkeu food alxtecn day, n-turninf. Liberal stopovers. For Pullman reservations and other details, consult Ticket Ajent. jr.

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Box 6 lbs. For 22 25 FANCY WISCONSIN mitory. Successful operation of Kendrick Hall as a co-operative dormitory under Miss Wilbraham's leadership led the university officers to d'V cide on the opening of a eeconl unit. There are already enough applications to fill the old Psi Upsilon house. Seeks Investigation Of Death of Aviator San Francisco, June 14 Mrs.

Elizabeth Short of Taeoma, mother qf Robert Short, American aviator, shot down in the fighting at Shanghai, announced today she would demand congressional investigation of her son's death and what she called the failure of American Officials In China to take-action reRardinjf It. "I have positive proof my aon was not shot down In combat with Japanese fliers," eaid Mrs. Short, who returned from Shanghai where she attended her aon's funeral at the invitation of the Chinese government. "He was delivering a. The Red, White and Blue Package.

For Clothes, for Dishes, for General Cleaning. Reg, 29c value. Brick Cheese, Ib. 10c Village Drinks Water The present reservoir, located In the town of Bloomfield. has a maximum capacity of 200,000.000 gallons.

The proposed new reservoir, which would utilized an adjacent watershed, would have a capacity of approximately 100.000,-000 gallons. It would be connected with the existing main by pipeline. The waterworks officials claimed that consumption of water is increasing and that last December it reached a high point for one day of 1,000,000 gallons. The average consumption was said to be about 600,000 gallons a day, not. counting unmetered gallonage.

The Certo plant, the largest single consumer, used 13.203,000 gallons in MOHICAN ASSORTED af fJJ Cup Cakes dox. il7e ILL, TRIES SUICIDE Destitute and in ill health, Doug Fluffy goldrn cakes, freshly baked In Mohican evens and delkleualy Iced witk Doctor Burkhart told of his experiences and contacts with royalty in negotiations for establishment of Eastman dental clinics in London, Paris, Rome, Stockholm and Brussels, his impressions of people of foreign countries and the general feeling of the foreign people toward Americans. Regarding business and economic conditions. Doctor Burkhart said the United States Is far ahead of the older. countries of the world, but that the people of European nations were "used to being poor" and doing without the luxuries that Americans have grown to regard as necessities.

Guests at the meeting who served In the first city administration when Doctor Burkhart was mayor included Mayor Charles W. Hartley, Walter W. Buxton and Andrew M. Clough. a variety at run, tuty trostmss.

Keguisriy ic aosen. las Case, 55, no home, collapsed In Robinson Drive, near Mount Hope Avenue, last night after taking four poison tablets in an effort to end his life. He was taken In un ambulance to the Strong Memorial Hospital, where his condition was leported as fair. 1924 and 63,725.000 gallons in 1931, he may carry the case into tne courts when he raised a point on the village board's action last month authorizing a maximum expenditure of $10,000 from funds which the Municipal Commission has on hand. Mr.

Rice said that the village board resolution wus. based on Article 224 of the general village law, instead of on Article f2S, and insisted that the matte1 rhoukl have been laid before the taxpayers as a whole. He denounced the village board for its failure to publish official accounts of its proceedings In the Kairport weekly. He said this constituted a "vicious omission" and resulted in the residents having no knowledge on which they might base petitions for a referendum. Police Ju'stice Raymond J.

Lee volunteered the information that the board's proceedings have not been published since April as an economy measure. Argument by Mr. Rice that the funds might better be used to pay village taxes and for other purposes was ruled out as Irrelevant. Although the Municipal Commission is authorized to spend at) high as J40.000 for the water extension, If the state approves, Doctor Price estimated the cost would be $28,883. Later James P.

Wells, engineer who drew up the plans for the proposed dam, testified that at present prices, It might be possible to build for as low as $23,000 to S24.000. Present dam prices, he said, are about half of the prices of 1923. when the present structure was built. Says Shortage Threatens On Jan. 16 this year, the water In the present reservoir was down approximately 20 feet and between JW and 30 million gallons were left in storage, Doctor Price said.

In his assertion that If the water had gone much lower a real shortage would have resulted, he was cor-raborated by Mr. Scarth and Gearge Caler, general foreman of the light and water plants. Mr. Scarth said. Last year's total consumption was the estimated at 139,800,000 gallons, but no figures were available for comparison.

The failure to have exact figures, it was said, was owing to the lack of a master meter attached to the main line. Mr. Suter will prepare a report and recommendation to the state commission, which will hand down a formal decision. ri'PILS WRITE ABOUT BURNS That 4,779 pupils in 60 schools took part in the annual contest In Edinburgh, Scotland, promoted to encourage the study of works of Robert Burns, have been announced by the district educational authorities. The increase in ni-ber over last year was 663, and the essays submitted were of a much higher standard than ever before.

VIM, VIM, STRAWBERRIES A strawberry social will be given Saturday from 3 to 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joseph Holla, 1825 South Avenue, by the Mothers' Auxiliary, Boy Scouts troop 52, of the Church of the Reformation. WIN A PRIZE! TURN VF.KK1X FLANS FICNIC Rochester Turn Verein will conduct its 81st annual picnio at Bay View Sunday. It will be an all-day outing, the feature of which will be the sports program, with prizes for each event. The outing is for all members, children of the gym classes and their families Peanuts and suckers will be provided for the children.

Robert Gsuger, past president, heads the reception committee. How Many Words Can You Make From The "WEAR ENNA JETTICK SHOES" Letters in This Slogan Jtn wri ths number of words you crt mac out leHers contained in the stoqfli above. No purcHfls pces.sary io enter this contest. Enna JtticL- Shots art smart drvss shoei for all occasions. Siias I to 12, widths AAAAA tc EEE.

Priced at $5 and $6. You ned no longer be told you have an enpentive foot. OLD COIN UNCOVERED The Dalles, Ore. A 91-year-old copper coin was found in a store basement here, under a six-foot layer of earth after being lost 61 years. I el DDI7C 0.iec let n( Oncidn I SI rnitL Commuoily Pir Plus Tibia Silver.

S.J BRI7C Huutiful Ontiila Tom- tna rnitL miinity rtittcr. 4.J DDI7C Ciir o' Fnna oru rnitx sh, yur iKuon. Mr. Caler added that the ground have some of these, and these, and these COME IN AND GET YOUR FREE ENTRY BLANK SNYDER'S 120 WEST MAIN STREET HOTEL ROCHESTER'S Buffet Luncheon cm. Round and Sirloin allows you to choose just what looks best to you and all you want.

The buffet table is loaded with hundreds of good things to eat. Try it this noon. In our Main Dining Room in addition to our regular service. 50 He Trapped the Burqlar with His TELEPHONE Help Yourself Eat All You Want STEAK ib. 21c Country SAUSAGE 3 HAMBURG 3 lbs- 25c E.

J. Weitz A TZ?" 537 North Goodman at Webster Ave. r33 pre FUNERAL COST The money expended thould not be in excesj of a fair percentage of insurance and eitate. Surrogate Court recently authorized an erpeme of $500, whera estate amounted to $6,000. A noise downstairs told him the prowler had gotten in despite tight locked doors and windows.

Scared? You bet! Did he shiver and wait? No not he. He had a telephone, for just such emergencies. An alert, calm voiced operator received his call. A few seconds later the radio had relayed it and a police car was speeding to his home. Like a rat in a trap, Mr.

Burglar was caught by the police, all without danger of personal injury and loss of property. And all through the telephone which had cost only a few cents a day. -Dentistry of Quality- AN X-RAY READING MAY SAVE YOU YEARS OF SICKNESS Crowni JSniifework Plttes Filling Extrtcting Cleaning X-RMy Service The cause of heart disease, rheumatism, liver, stomach and kidney rovbe is ofte discovered in hidden dental infections. Have YOUR teeth X-rayed. A READING WITHIN AN HOUR Call our Business Office 59 Stone Street or Main 9800 for new service or an extension What would be a fair amount when estate i only Complete funeral marked plain figures in our own display room will meet the ned of every pursa and person.

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