Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

.t.,ntiaI 80 'a'ilei AMI mother .
girls ~ the first and Sec,,,,J oa t1'' 'N"
sengrrs. 'hu 'ia>s ga>
An adjourned meeting Of i,a ..-.
COMMISSION Of the American So
tue World Alliance % tie pr..,. ..''. 90.
ana reformed Churches v-ae '"-
New 1ofk. Tie commission w..
-nii1eu l" consider the relation. ~
,.lil''LSe 70 other bodies. particulars NJ,
regard to- the proposed resoI,ti.,.
union and federation Of ,yal.,...
Gmufches keN. James 4. Wor,Is.
htHttelpila made IN appeal 81.
provision Tor the instruction of S49l..
school teachers. more than 2u0ugo
nom now DO all they can fo s..rr...
themselves III tire knowledge uf ii... Igu
any one. '.'"
Inch for inch Manhattan Island +. ..
most densely populated hit of .,rn.,.e ~.
the world. yet the island has prn,...r,i.
atelN mere Free parks than othar s,.,
ehtfal park Is counted large uart r.
has S43 acres Compare II viii al.
magnificent North Bronx chain of l..,a
Pelham Bay park with its l75G .,....
Tor instance. as large again as C+n.r..
park. And then there is Nancurrla.s
more than Central. Then comes Rr.,.
park with G61 acres All of tlp>n .r
really one park by reason Of the t,y.
connecting parkways. each of wlir. 10.
to be park marvel in itself Their. b.
nothing like IT anywhere i'm the worU
Some travellers have gone So far a~ g.,
assert that the antiquities of New Yar
are as scarce as snakes in Iceland. TIL
IS an eXaggeration. There are no Shakes
IN Iceland. but there are at lea~. rv,.
tirst-class antiquities in New York. Ou.
Is st. Pauls chapel. Broadway. at Wuc.
GEORGE Washington worShped The.
other is the belt line surface horse ,-lr
Before the Indians came the belt lm.
surface horse car Foamed the mi"adIar
groves of Manhattan. 70 the lionel,
Londoner there Is nothing in all New
York so affecting as the belt line surface
horse car. The sight of Il belt linr sur
face horse ear brings tears 20 his eyes
and lump to his throat It rem;uI,
him of home.
\ verdict of SS0.241 against .I.>..
Letter. Joseph II. Ioadicy and Cvu~
f. Judson was returned hy a iurE +.
the New York supreme court in tie ~l..
brought by William H. Franklin ami
George |. Scott who claimed Jhaj a>
It * 0.
April. 1902. they lost $50. 500 hy carry
ing stock for pool in the InterHutiaaa.
Power company'S stock, which include
the defendants. The verdict represent
the full amount. with interest. Letter
and Hoadley set up the defense tust
there was no pool between them auG
.Judson, and attempted to SHOW taa
.Iudson alone was responsible liz j..
handling of the International Power
company's stock when its price drorp.I
in the crash of the spring of 1902.
Plans for tapping the CatskilE Muun.
tain water shed for an increased supply
of J00.000.000 gallons daily at AN cN-
pense of S161, 100000 to the city ut
New York. We're formally approved by
the board of estimate. Briefly the plan
involves tapping the Esopus. Roudout
Schoharie and Catskill water Sheds, AMI
bringing the water by aqueduct te Ne'.
York \ great reservoir is proposed iH
the ESopGs territory to be known as tu.
AShokan reservoir. with two other dis.
tributing reservoirs i'll the present CrutoY
district One of these will be ut Hill
View and the other at Kensico \ fiji
tration plant will be installed near Sears
dale. The aqueduct Will pass under the
Hudson river near New Hamburg, ana
will be 40 miles long, constituting thu
constructed
Steady going. home loving citizens "i
PARKWAY towns do not dream how many
girls drift from their ken to the the
atrical colony of New York city. Occ;-
sionally they read of neighhor'S dauGh-
ter who has risen suddenly to fame a.
singer or actress, and they bask coz
tentedly in her reflected glory. They
gossip somewhat boastfully of her dia.
mOnds. her auto and the money which
she sends home to mother and thu
girls" When her company plays at tire
local theater they crowd it to the doors
and applaud Historically. But what do
they know of the girls who score. not
success, but failure-girls who slip away
quietly and back again; girls whose lu>
are sealed to all that happened duriu-
that brief but strenuous absence? Onr
those who work and live on the Rialto.
or on its edge, know this side Of t'r
picture.
The departure Of bridal party .r.u
Nutley. y. j.. was the cause OF uU.a
amusement for the Passengers of q tr'.-
ley car bound for Newark ~ =
Mary's Catholic church Miss Io>rUl'u.
Riordan, of Elizabeth, became the bril-.
of William MuTcn Their cATEia-..
wa'ting in front of the house. was cr"
mented with tin pans, shoes. ribbons
all kinds ana "olors. and cardboard ~l-.-
announcing the names Of III" hI1dr .-.
bridegroom and the fact that they
just been married. The couple Jc,
to take 4 trolley ear and fool t".
friends. They Ran two blocks and sa.t-
Il trolley car. bur were seen hy t'-t...
man William y. IIalScv. who ram {"
side Of the house 10 gCt a bag ci
he had secured for the occ#Sl"it