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KOCHESTEIt PEMOCKAT AND eiUvOXJCLH. TUESDAY, JUNE 12. mH Here for District Heating Parley IN. DitchDiggers NRA BIRTHDAY HOTEL ROCHESTER TRUCK DRIVER JAILED AFTER Defendants in TO BE MARKED STREET PAVING MIXUP CAUSES COUNCIL JIBES Genesee Street Length Ai much a pert of Rochester at tha City Hall itclf. For Cool For Refreshment Tasty Mea's FATAL CRASH $4,500 Action IN ROCHESTER Mayor Opens Drive on Radio to Spur New Eagle Display Operator of Mowing Machine Is Killed, Helper Injured Prepared by matter chefs, served deftly in tha quiet of our former Main Dining Room providing the coolness and spaciousness of a summer garden.

Tha vary -fitmt of all legal baveragai, tasty lunches or compUta dinners served tha most proper manner in surroundings that hava captured tha trua Bohemian atmosphere, Confuses Morrison, Says MacFarlin Brighton Plaintiff Socking Triple Damages Against Town Employes 4 Shirley Osborn, former superintendent of highways of the Tow re of Brighton, and two men employed on a road gang are defendant. In I damage suit, trial of whicn opened yesterday in Supreme Court before Justice Marsh N. Taylor and a Jury. The plaintiff, toiiis P. Jacobs, Flniwood Avenue.

Brighton, repre COFFEE SHOP aji, TAP ROOM NRA will a year old Saturday. To commemorate the of tha government movement A state employe was killed almost Instantly, another nenously injured and a third man Is in Monroe County Jail on a charge, of Pjlm, I 7j J.yt 'A 1 tfw wM.yiswwe)'i'lw' limy iS manslaughter, second degree, following an accident In Penlleli Pugway, west of Penlleld, when a truck crushed Into th rear of a horse-drawn grass mower yester day morning. 1 $300 The body of John Biggs, 52, of Penlleld, who was killed, was re ,11 WVJV 1 ill ion i worth- which part of Genes1. yr.pt in course of repair was jHhjort of vigorous dobats. yester-iln.

Omncilman Harold S. W. (R, in conformance with iiixnini'rmriit of Sunday, lat -Hi a resolution the city msnagtr to New York S'ate Railways t.i improve Oone.ee Stropt, he-: nil car tracks, from Arnott to Road. hofme the resolution went rnmrtu.Kionrr of Puhlic Work. J.

Morrison said the paving wo: as requested I being on an rapidly as possible. T-vo month. ago, he said, he went the street with H. A. Ahell, rhvf engineer for New York Stat rtniways.

and paving is now going on between Arnett Foulr-vard and Iv'T'wond Avenue. Tity Kiiuly to Act Vv Superintendent of Kdwin A. Miller wii! over- sented by Sidney K. Backus, alleges Osborn and Thomas Stear. foreman of the road gang, and the latter' Son, Ralph M.

Steal-, member of the crew In W2, trespnased on his land, dug a 257-foot ditch, removed 75 square yards of "dark, rich loam," and cut down an elm tree that stood 4d feet, high and had a diameter of a foot. The defendants, represented hy F.dwnrd M. Ogden, Brighton town attorney, claim the, ditch, which they assert they merely cleared and deepened for diainage purposes, was wilhln the highway limits and that If It was not, It nevert.hele moved from the morgue to an un Loans 'r dertaking home in East Rochester nnts. pending funeral arrangements Raymond Hagreen, 44, also of Pen- at to alii business and Industry, a seiiea of radio hrnadcadla Is planned this week, designed to call attention of employers to the new Cods Katies that are replacing the oriKinal Blue Eaule, outward sign that an employer was hacking President Roosevelt and Ills New Deal, Mayor Charles Stanton, speaking on WHKC, opened the series last nixht with a plea for a general display of the Code K.axle this week, JcnrK Keyes, NIX A jrencrsl In Rochester, will continue, tha series over WHAM today. The Rochester rtetail Code Authority Is milking local arrangements.

Home Loans in Area Pass Million and Half The Home Owners' Isian Corporation has made loons tolalinir IS In the Rochester district since the office was opened last October, it was announced yesterday by Stuart C. Pew, manager of the local office. AtinlU'ations fnr loans numbered Held, la In Park Avenue Hospital with a possible skull fracture an I on tna r- "r.t,nan.- Internal Injuries His condition last night was. pronounced fair. V'r that 4 -t bT.r fulcharo.on ht en your ear- The ariested man, John Kran- was wilhln the towns jurisdiction zese, 24.

of Wat kins (Hen, told dep through usage for a period of uties and ite police that, the oanU i ram rn. heavy truck he was operating bore down on the two men, engaged in driving the mowing machine along i. the paving of the rest, of the the trolley as soon PERSONAL 720 110 co.mak1 years. Jacobs alleges his actual damage. amounted to and he seeks treble that amount under (ha Real Property He set th? value of the elm tree, at $150, the loam at, $225 and loss of use and depreciation of his property at MILK PRICE UP npany has completed the work 7.123 and totaled J2K.7Dfi.802, Mr.

Dew said. A tola of 478 loans him Leaders of the 25th annual convention of the National District Heating Association, above, were ready today for the opening of the conclave at The Sagamore this morning. In the front row, left to right, J. K. Hillemeyer, president, St.

Louis, and D. L. Gaskill, secretary, Greenville, Ohio, and standing, William J. Baldwin first vicepresi-dent and incoming president, New York, and Landis Shaw Smith, past president, general chairman of the local convention committee, of the Rochester Gas Electric Corporation. been closed ho reported.

Irfmris closed last week numbered -tH, totaling 37. the grass shoulder of the highway, and that he could not swing out because an automobile was coming the other way. First aid was given to the fatally Injured Biggs by Mrs. M. A.

Rogers of 57 North Goodman Street a nurse who was riding in the It rat auto arriving. Taken before peace Justice, John H. Amnion of Penlleld, Franzese waived examination and hlx case was ordered held for the Grand Jury. Unable to raise hail, he was remanded to jail, The dead man leaves his wife. Emma.

N. Kiggs; a daughter, Por- rot wen the track, he said. p.it in connection with his or, night. MacKarlin said Iheie evidently some confusion I-, mind as to exactly how long Om.i.-e Street is, where It really fop and starts." 'Several times," he said, "repair have struggled with Hene-i( pavements, leaving them worse condi'ion than he-firc. Ail section are In hornhle shape, especially the section my resolution covers." Another resolution submitted hy HrF-irlin last night called for on the improvement of S-n'tsville Road.

Of this. Mr. Mor- CENT A QUART IN ROCHESTER prices GO UP JUNE 15? BUSSES WIN CONCESSION othev; two sons, Gordon and Francis, all of Pcnfleld, and an HEATING BODY WILL CONVENE IN CITY TODAY Rochester housewives pid an other son, Llewellvn, of Leona, BLACK BANNER N. J. additional cent a quart for their milk yesterday.

GUARANTEED GENUINE BEEHIVE ANTHRACITE BY COUNCIL said It was the boost to 12 cents a quart ordered hy the Stale Milk Control Board to help th farmer The TriltA people are sriu nr. sewers in Scnttsville Road. 1 went over the work with Mr. Viiler a wnck ago and we plan to n'Ue repair to the pavenient whe.T COAL rnnliniled frem Tate fifteen weather the drought and increased he and i iB 70 shu rati 4 SS wine Pn-. cro-.

i Tun-v nvr-l on orhs-hi. f. uUn ss, nrs fri (neap ulsn la nra t'Y irt so irt mhi. IJ nsni: irs icro: ot of i Inn ln i -if! 5 5t a Vi ago. part of thi lot.

was change.) feed prices. to commercial and a gas station erected thereon. Peckens now Collision with Truck Injures Motorist Receiving head contusions and body bruise when his auto collided with a truck in Saxton Street at Maple yesterday afternoon, I.eo Rutler, 19. of St.rohm Street, was taken to Marys Hot pi HI and later discharged. The truck, operated by Francis Markel, 2'2.

of Reigcn. is owned hy the Crcw-tvick Company, Mee'ing in one of the first cities to adopt district heating, delegates to te ZMh. annua! convention of the National Pistrict Heating Association last night were arriving In Rochester. he sewer wor is completed. We to obtain a state nppropria-j timi so that we can do the job In proper manner.

seeks to have the rest: of the lot EGG or NUT Left Buy ALL You CAN made commercial also. Albert Woodhead, president nf the Western New York Milk Producers Association and member of the male milk advisory committee. Inst night hailed the boost as COKE $(o)oo TON This went to the The city plan calls fur, a widen city planning and zoning coui of the pavement but we haven The convention will open at 10 mittee while a communication from 41.35 STOVE tie funds available Just now. If; a. m.

today In The Sagamore with we can an appropriation sim a welcoming address by Herman J. to that obtained for Monroe Russell, pr esident of the Rochester arc! wev Avenues we carl carrv Gas A Electric Corporation, apon-out the v.rk in a Kroner manner. I or meeting. It will continue ri mini Ijfwiston Avenue, police raid. Bo' cars were damaged.

C. S. Davis asking an appropriation of V.m for the Public Ilcalih Nursing Association went to th finance committee. An oidinance hy Councilman Milne. 1R1, which would amend the building 7one ordinance to al- PEA a boon to the farmers.

He thought It would he geneially accepted by the puhlic because the greater portion went directly to farmers. The new price oppiles to all fluid milk where ever mJd, ha aaid. Federal, stale and municipal institutions now under contract will be supplied by the old price during the period of the contract. All BunU. Sa llootti rev To this.

MacKarlin retorted Jat i unl.il Friday. J. K. Hillemeyer. rn inBger of the steam heating department of thj Unexcelled Service) Courteous Drivers Greece Crash Victim Battles for Life Still in serious condition in On-eral Hospital last ruth), Charles Kleotric i.ight Power low stations in rnmnii'ii ial Company of St.

I. ouis, national zones, wnt to zoning committee. nght: It strange no mention was made of paving Soottsville CASH PRICES DFX1VERED SHOVELED OFF president, led the advance guard I At present, gas statmns may he Road as work relief project un'll (lf 0f into town yesterday, elected only in Industrial zones. new contracts must carry the new A. Hiilburt.

21, of U'S Lenox Street, was making a desperat fight for: life following an automobile aeci- NYDEET 14 MART PL, OFF 531 LYELL CALL Glen. 1290 dent that caused a fractured skull. among them were Wil- Councilman Scinia ordinance ham J. Baldwin first vieepresi-j declaring it Impractical to puichasc dent, who is the incoming pr esi- I rden supplies for subsist nnce gar-; dent. New York, and P.

'ita-t--j(fpnj, pv competitive bidding, kill, sccretary-tteastiter. of Own-1 nrfoptod Th city has upprnprl- ville, Ohio, They conferred upon t()a- jR for supplies Tor these arrival with Unin Shaw Smith earrpn, Hri4 win n(, reimbursed in scale, however. Eastern Star Group Plans Garden Party ftochesler Chapter K. will hold a garden patty Friday at the home of Adelaide Young, 47H Maple I h'-ought up the matter. Fariin also introduced a rer-lu'ion las night, vhicn was furred to the law and pprsnnnS romniittees, which would make the city pohrv emploving lahn; to give preference to qualified sons who are on welfare relief.

"At! the provisions of this tesiv tjion said Councilman Hoesterov the roiincilmanie majority, "are already being carried out, so sr A in egt))y possible. It is just another hit of p.i-h'cnl bunk of the Rochester Meet ric mot nv lnc Corporation, a past president, who jnPW ordinance, Citv Purchasing S'reet. Cards will be played In tnej generH, enmrman Agent Schreiner will make the pur ilurlburt was driving in Stone, wood Avenue, Creece, early Sunday when he lost, con'rol ner Bennington Prive. The car careened and cravh'd into a tree. Hutlliurt was when picked up, and the car was badly damaged 2 Safe Robberies Net Loot of S652 U'lii in in 1 1 1 1 'in mi 1 1 rr Chan without bi'Minsr Rochester was the third city to have district heating.

The first plant was at F.dison and Kxchange Streets adjacent to the old Ki le Canal In From that It developed in to the present nationally famous svstem. Today's nroirram includes a re- afternoon wiih supper served from 5 to 7 m. The following night, the Chapter will enteruin Master Masons Ht a tuteen dinner to ha served at 6 o'clock Ksther Nnvea is chairman of thi; event Matron Ksther Pell wiil celebist f.ie April, May and June birthdays of members at that time. Another ordtnancp, spnrisnrfd by Councilman Scinta, aui.honzr of th mncsinn nt T'lrk to John Mr Orath. Tprni" wiil the samp an existed )hA year when M' )i t'h hud thf COUCP.HHiof), (VjunoiUriari Koulken' nrdinfinc I elHtinn to -x tension of true fot (M TO SKK 1)1 N.N It The On-To-National -Encampment pon.e to Mr.

Russell welcome by Club wiil serve a southern fried! Mr Baldwin, the president's ad-cnicken dinner tomorrow at dress, reports of officers, appoinl-Sprtng S'reet from 5 to p. ro ment of a nomina'ing commit' dinner ir sponsored bv ti. an I ipoit of educational, mem- to IffTlHflt tHXpHVt'l hfi coiitu'ii-i man aid With it in pfFWt, oi'y 1 Police are Investigating two safe robberies discoveied eailv yester day. that, ne'ted burglars V'l'l cash. J'17 checks and a $75 diamond ring One safe was blnsied open by nitroglycerin.

At the Star I'aUre foundry, til airi-s Cub. Thirl Ward Republican bership and publication commit-1 tees. Discussions will follow. officials would havp a month moit of titnp to iff. vis fori nidi-ration to complHtnt of Uxpayptu ovor thprr ftrtcfsHinpntn.

Welcome to Rochester N. D. H. A. We wish the National District I (eating Association success in its deliberation during its convention now in session.

The rapidly growing popularity of district steam heating and its importance in the business life of so many of our cities makes the solution of your problems a matter of great importance. Wc also trust that your visit in Rochester will be the source of pleasant memories. PICK-UP AT 90 MILES PER HOUH IN THE NEW GRAHAM SUPERCHARGER MAKE US rOVE IT! Fireman Cut Fighting Small Brook-Lea Blaze North Street, where the safe; combination was blown off, an ef fort to open a "cond safe failed; when the thieves apparently rani out of explosives. Kightv dollars; and the ring were missing. A-the Pine Quill Casolme Sta tiono, 2K0 Kxchange Street.

cash and $t7 checks were reported missing hv Mathew Haves, 71 Cus- i ter S'reet, s'ation employe, whi! said the receipts were in'acr hen he left there at 9 m. Sunday The )oot was taken from a safe, which hore no marks '151617 June Planting Dates to a farmer's planting guide, Jiitie 1, Hi atxl 1" are sij-ji-e! to tie e.pcci.i!ly guoi! plantiitjj date, seeds niatvirin? (piicklv ami rs; i CiT drv SPECIAL "ON WINGS OF SONG" RADIO PROGRAM Kir of undetermined origin caused damage estimated at in a toolshed on the old Hart far on the Tountrv Clnh property. Chili, yes'erday, The buildings were unoccupied. The flates-Chlll Kire Department, under Battalion Chief Harold Prown, answered the call turned in bv passing motorist. Kirema-i Clarence Converse suffered a severe leg cut, but remained on duty after receiving first aid treatment.

The blaze wits invent by Specit! Deputy Oeo Weitzel Rochesierian's Active At Templar Conclave Oorgf. V. AiKe'singer, Cor-win Ftoad, r.aet commander if; Knighn Templar, New York Sta'e ocr at the memoml dinner of the ltst ann'Ml conclave of the grand rommandery in Iine ructd vesterdav. ipo'Ker at th dinner was Jnnn Mutlan. 217 Wellington Avenu- i former floch'-Rter prifl'mater Mtillan was elected grand recorder of the Hrand Conimndry Te dinner wan in memory of Henry Clay Walker of Binghamton.

pa-it grand commander. A parade of mom than l.OnO uniformed Knight. Templar yesterday af'ernoon pro- or StorageVaults? Cases, Efc tc eatlier. til the tmtniii, Imwevrr, a jiuel ila fr ''( 1115' ntit vavii-- in (he Mi in rn iiot iiei ymr "p'antife" a rrp ff "it'tf re it i'hy i mnntlu Plant now to later Monroe County Tonight on Station WHAM to 7:30 P. M.

Special historical drama on the birth of District Heating. Program will be broadcast from the large studio in the Eastman Theatre, 50 Swan Street. You are invited Obtain a free ticket at the convention registration desk on the Sagamore roof. vided a colorful spectacle. i Second Division Has Savings Bank Or, ROCFI STER WHO welcome thf pleasant months of the yfar more heartily than you? The burglar the housebreaker, Why not place your nilverware, hcirloomt nd other bulky valuable in the vaults of the Rochester Trust and Safe Deposit Company? One dollar pays for one month for trunk, suit case or box of ordinary and valuation.

Annual rates as low as $5 per year. Rochester Trust and Safk Deposit Company ttatu Slrttl WW mnd Liihap Ttt Convenient Office' ii- i HOT HKSTKK'OAl1! Tht dollar you $ped fur electricity today fnvi more than the dollar you trnd for other cnmmoditiei that entrr into thf cmt living. mm 16th Annual Reunion World War vt-t-rram from Roch- ester who attended the 14" an- nual reunion of the Sevond f)i- vision Aociation are Jop-i Vlllone, William C. Tarry, and Ward Pavis, necrelary of the Rochester branch of th association The asiocial ion viiiedth t'nit States Kleet. was S'lest of Mator Oene'a! Jsmea O.

HrbfK 1 at a sprctal hroadca.tt In RCA buHdinz, and addretd b) i Main Offitc 3S Stat Strfet A tttt ('" Bram-h Office' K. Main cc II I anot 1 ii.i.,iffi.iilW.ln.

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