Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 21

'21 Plan of Great Building That George Eastman Is to Erect THE EDWARDS STORE SWAN STRUT- Kitchen Troubles Can Be Overcome IF YOU HAVE A KOCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CIIKOXICLE, WEDNESDAY. FEIiiJUAliY Si, 1V" t-Ml mm.m I HMt I fFril sot hH W-kV 7 I ICJ uti -it- WsTP ik Pp jis Goal and Gas Range One oven does the baking to your entire satisfac- tion, with either coal or gas. Get acquainted with this range, you will find it a necessity in your home. -GIBBS STR CT Bead the words and the figuies on this drawing and you will get a clear idea of the plan aud size of the Eastman School. Music and the National Academy Motion Pictures, for which ground has been broken in Gibbs street from Barrett place to Main street east The illustration is a reproduction of a drawing- made in the offices of Gordon Kaelber, the architects.

The large hall in which pictures will be shown, with its seating capacity of 3.263; the large oval lobby; Kilbourn Hall and the many smaller divisions are shown, with figures giving their dimensions. CITY'S BUDGET i FREE Third Trial of Suit Ordered; Defendant Wins on Appeal DENTAL WORK IS TO BE DONE FOR LARGER NUMBER Action to This End Taken by Dispensary Board. FREE with every range told this week, a Set of rex. GIa Cooking Dithea. A NOW IN HANDS OF COMMITTEE with ovary range aold this week, a Set of Prrei Class Cooking Di.he..

COMMON COUNCIL TURNS It OVER TO ASSESSMENT COMITTEE. CHANGES MADE IN RULES dict and granted a ueiv trial. On the second trial a Supreme Court jury gave Mulder damages. case was appealed to the Apix-lntt 1 vision auu the award was Hllirmed. The Appelate Division refused to let the defendant carry the ens? to the Court, of Appeals, hut T.

1. MeCurrieik, attorney for the Slicing Machine Company, appealed from his order, and the bijrhest state court permitted him to argue his point, with the result that the Slicing Machine Company gets a trial. Action was -brought h.v Mulder against the Slicing Machine Compauy to collect pay for his services a milesman Is pending before t'e Court of ApjieaW. He was awarded some in Supreme Court, and tb-8 Appellate Division affirmed this judgment. In a ileri.Muu handed down yesterday the Court of Appeals reverses a verdict nl $2,800 returned in Supreme Court in faor of the plaintiff in the action of Mulder against the Cnited States Slicing Machine Company, and grants a new trial to the defendant.

The raw? has been -in the courts for a lone time. Mulder as a (salesman for the Slicing Machine Company, ivU'cli charged that he misappropriated some of its money. Nothing came of this eharg: in. the crirninul courts, ami Mulder brought au action to recover damages for malicious prosecution. On the fir.it trial in Supreme Court Mulder was awarded dagiimes.

The defendant appealed to tli? Appelate Kivisi.Hi, which reversed the ver Baking' Daily 10 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P.M. Age Limit Raised from 16 to 17 Years and Requirements as to Family Income Amended to Extend Facilities to Larger Number. BEARING MARCH 9IH Public May Express Views About Budget Then.

(vm Payment" i 'w: SILENT ABOUT BOND ISSUE Action of i far-reacting importance to parents and children of Uochester was taken at the monthly meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of the Rochester Dental Dispensary held yesterday afternoon at the Genesee Valley Club hen it was v.itml tn niiiond the rules of treatment W. EDWARDS SON Bank of Commerce Enlarges Site; Plans Large Building Expected Request of Board of Education for $3,000,000 to Spend on Schools May Be Heard at Next Meeting Engineer Wants Money so that a large number ot children amy avail themselves of the ndvautages of the dispensary. A'uiissiou fi treatment; in both the jvmut coaiiry -mi' 1-1 -yf to Buy Laud as rrocecxion. DANGER nine years, aud the building at the corner of State aud Corinthian streets was purchased by the bank some time ago. l'lans for a line, modern bunking 7 DlmH Al.lrt Jy The city budget for 1020, as approved t.

building to occupy this excellent site by the Hoard of Estimate and Apportionment, when presented to the Com 1 Auiiouucefiient is made that 'the National Hank of Commerce has purchased the property it has leased south of its building at No. ct4 State street and will construct a new banking building on the site, which extends from Corinthian street, north, to and iucludiug No. State street. The building at Nos. MO und State street which the Hoard of IHrectora voted to purchase yesterday has been leased by the bank for the last I IM mon Council at its meeting last evening, are now being prepared.

Thomas J. Swauton, its president, lias an option ou a building to the north of Ihe bank which may be purchased later if further extensions are deemed advis- Dollar Bay able. governed tiy mo weeaiy income oi iuo family. At the time the dispensary was opened a per capital limit cf fir each member of the family was established. From time to time, as cost of living has gone up, tte rules have been changed.

New Income Schedule. At yesterday's meeting of the hoard the fi-llowitig schedule was adopted: Ten dollars per capita, "per wek for two in a family. per capita for three in a family, Vs Ppr capita for four in a t'lmily and per capita for any pn-be- over four iu a family. This means that, for example, in the case of a family of two. a mother mid child, with a weekly inceme-ef-Iess than $20, the child is eligible for treatment.

In a family of three, consisting of father and mother and one child, or father or mother and two children, where thu WRIKRS Sa TELLS WHAT IRISH CONGRESS IS DOING I Member Speaks in Hall of i Holy Rosary Church. of to-div niy hr Diimlifffil tluit th flwtrto wriiiK-r. Two hurt in r.ntly by crh-liiff thi-ir IliiK-r tn wriincfr. Mure Btti nior wthr bih! wriu-r tomliis lw Korhrnter nnl the dHnitvr ot rrlrti uh i be-oioiii hi IT on -itidr. arL mtan Im Wtttk- was referred to the Committee on Assessments, und it wns announced that ihe council would holdiug a hearing ou (be budget at its meeting on the evening March iM.h.

At tins meeting the public will be given an opportunity to rv-iross-4ls views with regard to the estimate, of the city's prospective expenditures for the year before the final i mount of the budget is determined. What the eouuoil will do with the budget ittill is problematical, althoujii general opinion intimates that it will revise its present form, to auy great extent. The council has no power to iu-croiise its items contained in the budget or its total, and the Hoard of Kstimate und Apportionment already lias exerted itself to cut tun prospective expoudi-Mires of the various city departments to lowest practicable figure. No Request for School Bonds. Although it had been generally expected that the Hoard of Education would place before the couucil lust evening request for a bond issue uggregating to finance the completion of 'he Monroe Junior lliuh School, and the improvement anil enlargement of eight i'ity schools which are overcrowded, the matter was not mentioned in the proceedings of the meeting.

It was said. However, that the proposed bond issue, which has the siiuciiou of Mayor Kdgor- income is less than a wees. tr.e children may receive treatment. family of four, consisting of father, mother and two children, or father or mother and three children, where t.hej Inir ubunt H'Uli oho of tiior HiiKfrA off btH-aini be Kt linintl CHIIteiK in iiinrn Your Choice of Hundreds of New Spring Hats at One "Dollar Off the Regular Price The Prettiest Styles The Best Materials The Largest Variety. At Our Always Moderate Prices.

$3-95 to $14-95 riii(t-r and walir ar trlv oiivrution, children Juiuld tn wtrhfi aud uvtn th wrnittrr nii from ESTATE OF $83,000 TO SHARED THREE Will of Frances W. Huntington Admitted to Probate. A petition for the probate of the will of Frances VV. Huntington, who died on February IStb, was granted yesterday afternoon by Judge Selden S. Brown in Surrogate's Court.

Au estate of is left to Ceorge I. Huntington, sou. of OctroiC. lleauette W. 1 luntiiigtou, daughter, of Kochcster, aud Elizabeth Stepr-us, daughter, of Montreal.

The" ill of "VV. Frank McLean, who died on Leeember was admitted to probate. The estafe is valued at Thirtevu thousand goes to Kathleen MeI.eau Uussell, is left in trust for McLean C. Russell, a and the remainder of the estate is left to Ihe widow for her life use. The ill of Patrick T.

Ward was admitted to probate. An estate of upward of is dually divided among (ieorge M. Ward, a son; John Ward, a son, and Laura AV. lleulor. a daughter.

irnder the will of Anna Wvuiau, who died on January 1lh, St. Patrick's Cathedral. St. Mary's Hoys' Orphan Asylum, St. Patrick's Girls' Orphan Asylum, St.

Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Sisters of Notre Pa me are each left $100. St. Ann's Home for the Aged receives bile the remainder of the ft.OOO estate is divided among thirty-two heirs'. Hewure or trie haxar4i rwth th I IV Hawhr and of I'lay tr." Safety rtnerr. 'wunvil.

i income is less than JoJ, tne cciuueu may receive attention. For any num-br over four in a family the per capita allowance will be 7. For example, ir. the ease of a father and moth ami three children with an income of less than VF a week the children are eligible for treatment. The age limit for admission to the dis-ponm- also was ehanr-d.

Heretofore no ehiidreu over years of age have received treatment. The rule adopted ye-4rdav provides that eh ldren up to t'r age 'of 17 who are attending school will be received for the various in accordance with the other rules. Effect of Changes in Rules. The clinnges iu the rule ill extend the farilirtes of the disjtensary to a much larger number of the children of the city and bring its benetiti to those of the who are not able to employ ln, mill was being considered and that it probably Mould be introduced at the iet meeting. I At tho request of City Engineer C.

Vrthur Toole. through Comptroller regular dental practitioners. The truMt-yes are hopeful that the par ents and guardian of childrem iu need of dental attention will appreciate the Henry P. QuinUy, Alderman Ahruui Ie-Iotter introduced au ordinance which would authorize city bond issue of to be used as payments for laud a I read acquired and hind to be tcipiirod for the protection of the waters -f Hemlock and Canadice lakes, the ourcc of the city's water supply. This was referred to tl.e Committee ou Finance.

Bank's Cloclt Not Opposed. The application of the Merchants Bank to erect and maintain electric tubular chime and clock at tne southeast corner of Maiu street east ami What the Irish Cougiess is doing was explained last night by James A. Hurke, New York state director of the American Commission ou Irish Independence, speaking in the Holy Rosary school hall on 'The Self-Government of Ireland." Mr. Hurke is a member of the Irish Congress aud was sent by the Congress to the United Statfs to take part in the bond drive of the "Irish Gerald Monroe county organizer, explained the bond drive which wdl beg.n here on March lt. again explained that the bo in I certificates would be redeemable: as as tho "Irish republic" is recognized by the countries of the world.

Leo A. Me-Sweeney, city chairman, spoke on the work the Executive Committee of Ihe drive has ncevuiplished. M. J. Kyan, county presideut of the AiK'itut Order of Hibernians, also spoke.

was announced that tin? Executive Committee fit charge ot the drive has appointed the chairmen who will have charge in each- ward in the city. The chairmen in turn ill appoint captains aud workers. The chairmen apiiointed are as follows: llaniel Crowley, First ward: P. M. Onirk, Second ward; Thomas Carroll, Third ward; ('.

A. Colsom, Fourth ward; Timothy Priseoll, Fifth ward; John Lacey, Sixth wardf I'm trick l-iel-ley, Seventh ward; Michael O'Flynn, Eighth ward: James Malley, Ninth ward; P. II. McArdle, Tenth ward; Frank Crouch, Ek-venrti ward; M. Samuel Uuiff, Twelfth war.l; 1), J.

Fitzsimmons, Thirteenth ward; John Hussell, Fourteenth ward; Owen P. Smith. Fifteenth ward; John Cannody, Sixteenth ward; John Donovan, Seventeenth ward; Christopher J. Cole, Eighteenth ward: C. J.

Curtiu. Nine-te-outh ward: George tV. Geury, Twentieth ward: Thomas Monks. Twenty-first ward; Patrick O'Neil. Twenty-second ward; William K.

llogan, Twenty thini wanl: Thomas Puiley, Twenty-fourth ward. Schlegel Employees Dance. A Washington's birthday dance by the employees of the Schlegel Manufacturing Company was hell in the dining room on Saturday evening. About couples atteuded. Tho pr ie waltz was won by Leonard Rletzer ami Clara Stowell.

Paul Kellerson entertained with sinning. Taylor's Orchestra played and at the close of the dance luucheon as served under the direction of John Van Slyke. All good ends can be worked out by good nrau. Those that cannot are bad. and may be couuted so at once and left alone.

expense of 00, aud an extension of Oevonshire court, fit an expense of Itolh are near the intersection of Arriett boulevard and Thurston road. i.i,o Kitpene Scheid intro lauJdryette I ses no It dries th nerfectly in Our hats at the regular prices are always marked at least 20 less than tho.se of mot shops or millinery departments and if your hat is purchased here, you can not help but make a remarkable saving on your New Spring Hat. This Wonderful Sale is for One Day Only DOLLAR DAY! Thursday, Feb. 26th duced an ordinance for pavement, to be South avenue, which had been referred one minute in th ame in tub which they are Come in and see 'o tho Law Committee, was returned iy that committee with tie lecoinmen-lation that permission be grunted. Final ordinances adopted at the rneet-ng authorized the installation of a washed.

'anitary sewer in Brighton terrace ami' street, at a cost of the I laid in ilollciiber- street at a com. oi $1.11.000. Flood Protection for Railroad. An ordinance introduced by Alderman It. P.radley Carroll and referred to the Law Committee would authorise Mayor Edgertou to enter into au agreement with the Westers New York and Pennsylvania Railway Compauy with reference to the construction and maintenance of a concrete wall for Hood protection on the right of nay of the Rochester branch of the railroad, near the Genesee river.

lisil larger advantages offered to umu t-y me um-r- liisatlon of the rules of the d'spensjiry and also arpre-iate the value aud neees-ity of caring for the teeth of tho children in the promotion of happiness and gool health. Those rw-eiviug treatment the dental and surgical departments, should not regard it in the nature of a nharity. as a small fee is charged for th ervli. so tluit all children may Iveuvade f-td that, they are on an equality. There should be no hesiwtion on the part of auy parents or guardians whose children com-w itbin th? rules establishtMl to avail themselves of the benefits which mar be derived by having their children's mouths properly atteuded to at the dispensary.

Charles I. of the Schogei Manufacturing ompany, a trustee of the dispensary, was elected treasurer to succeed the late Andrew J. Sixty-three New Knights. At an initiation in the rooms ot Kucb-pster Council, Knights of Columbus, on MomlaT night, sixty-three applicants were admitted to nieuitierotaip. On Friday midil the sei-ottd degree ill be runferred en a etass of seventy-Bve.

Th K-x-hester team will mirk tl- degree assisted by Ji.hu K. l-owe, ot Toronto. how. Freo Trial Ey Termi. Wiring, Fixture, Mo-tor, Appliance.

UUBEElicTRIC 'EtorythiB Lttttrit! 338 Maintreet.E. a.Vlng of pavement lu U'inton mad outh at a cost of and the lay-hg of pavement in Ketchuiu street at a st of i t.iroo. To Open New Streets. First ordiuauees introduced covered he prospective opening of teu streets I III1 public attendance thun usual because of wa new subdivision of the Nortr. IJoed-l I i-an tract.

The streets (ire Sneck ave- the visit ot a Dumber oi pu-u nym CHE 3 XBItMlEPINBSl) 3r Clinton Jrtcc.jy? No. 1" ScImk-I, who made tne meetui a me, l-icestershire road, Knapp avt-uiip, laft avenue, Clark avenue. North nu opportunity tor tne stuuy oi a cou- nan street eMeusinn, Chili terrace e-i rTete lessou in city govermneui i- stibjwt of a eompositioa to be written as a pail of tieir class work. WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOR RECORD CLERK IN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF MFG. CONCERN.

APPLY D-91. THIS OFFICE. "nait'fl, virion iiiai nuu itenuett avenue. The expense of peu-ng these thoroughfares was placevl at i each. Another tirst ordinance would author-iie the opening of Turner street, at aj CX TW UnilSTU IXE3XJXJ1Trj There is artistry in kissing, and not in perpetrating ooe that sounds like the! chirp of an ungreased express wagou.

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