The Detroit times., 1910-01-08
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

hedferd township will vote aext week
~ q proposition to Issue bonds for
100000 FOR the purpose or Improving
tho Grand River and Plymouth roads.
Eddie LsChanc~, the Cansdiaa youth,
was enticed into marriage with
Anna Brown, was granted divorce
by Judge Mandeil. Friday.
Miss Louise Basier. formerly WELL
known kipdrrwnrten teacher, hrs en-
q an order and hereafter viii never
leave the confines OF the new n:onas-
terry. OF the Blessed Sacrament. at
Oakland-ave. and Boston-blvd.
Mrs. Margaret Reyuoids, wife OF for
mer Aid. "rony" Reynoids, was
awarded n verdict OF $500 against the
= city by a jury I'm Judge Murhn' 8
injured Ly a tall on a defective side
walk on Lysandcr-st.. near Trambull-
ave.
The Rev. y. u. Lecte, of the Central NJ.
E. church, believes there should he
some sort OF religious teaching In the
public schools. and thinks that II
representatives of the various faiths
could get together. a form could be
drawn s.s up that would be satisfactory
Edward Wilson, John Harris and Ed
ward Murphy made a serious mis-
take when they attempted 10 sell
Paasik k.ewf who was 40 rn Maifias aons ss%he she
street Friday IN plain clothes. All
three were locked up on suspicion
OF theft.
Mrs.. John Harrjn, widow Of a former
In Coldwater this week. In which
place she had recently made her
home. Mrs. Harris was born I'm Roch-
ester. n. y. 76 years ago. She IL
survived by her daughter. Mrs. Maud
Harris Garnelin, and G. l.. Harris, or
Chicago.
The Greek colony Of Detroit gave n
dance Friday evening In German
6alesmen's hall. I'm celebration or the
Greek Christmas. and also for the
purpose OF raising funds for the
lished at MOI so Broadway. About
500 Greeks attended, and danced the
dances OF their native country.
DR.. Guy l.. ktcfer, udsressing the Wis.,
itt.x N"rser' nssociation, Friday af-
ternoon IN the auditorium Of the
old Chamber OF Commerce building.
declared that municipal milk dcpots
should be established TO provide good
food for babies In poor families. He
also said nursery hospitals have too
small number OF nurses and that
one. nurse for. every three children
at least should be provided.
a petition from the taxpayers or Nom
guagon tcwnship. asking for another
chance to vote on the proposition OF
building a municipal bridge between
Crosse Isle and the mainland WAS
presented TO the township council
Friday. but no action was taken.
The people OF Trenton are determ-
ined that another election will be
held and say they will keep up the
night until the council acts favor
ably.
Harry CrIfns. ~ years old. wandered
away from his home, No. 1905 BelIe-
vue-ave.. two weeks ago. and his
mother, almost frantic with anxiety
over his absencei asked the local po-
lice. Friday afternoon, to search for
him. Griffs came here with his par
ents from schenectady. ". Y. few
weeks ago. and one afternoon Harry
left home. saying that he would re-
turn for supper. He has failed TO
appear. since.
Fred and Robert DogEer. sons of Pc.
ter Dogger, whose "dope" Joint In
the rear OF No. 2t5 Elizabeth-st. east
| was raided by the police a day or
TWO ago. were taken from the Wash
ington school by Deputy Sheriff Ru-
dolph Grand. Friday. under the dlrec-
tion of the probate court They were
placed In the shelter home OF the So
ciety FOR the Prevention OF Cruelty
70 Children for the present. and viii
be placed in some suitable institu-