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Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Concert at Windsor,

The Storrs Glee club gave a concert at Windsor Friday evening under the auspices of the Windsor High school.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Take Out Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued Fri day by Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton to Henri Valiant 20 and Dorcles Mahen, 21, both of Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Bouquet for Patient.
SCHOOL PLANS READY.
Notre Dame Academy May Be Parish School of Ten or Eleven Rooms.


 modelling Notre Dame academy for use as a parochial school, have been sub mitted to Rt. Rev. J. J. Milan. There are two sets of plans, one of which eny building. the other set calling for eleven rooms. In the ten-room plan provision is made for recreation rooms, something that the pupils at the school have not heretofore enjoyed. The big changes to be made in the building will take place during the present year. When they are com pleted the present parochial school
 Town Had Highest Death Rate.
 The monthly report of the state board of health shows that again in December, for the second month in succession, Putnam had the highest death rate of any town in the state 21.4 per cent, this representing an an nual death rate per thousand. There were sixteen deaths here during the past month. Five of these were of children under the age of years, the infant mortality representing to the total mortality 8 percentage of 31.2.
 Whooping cough, erys1pelas and bronchitis caused one death each. Six deaths were due to pneumonia, two to accidents and five to all other dis not been beneficial to this section from a health standpoint In Putnam five of the deaths recorded occurred in pub- lie institutions ana some or these were not residents of the town. Brooklyn, Canterbury Eastford and Pomfret were Windham county towns that re- ported no deaths during the month of September.
 Putnam was the only town in Con- necticut that reported any smallpox during December, three cases being mentioned as having originated in this city.
 Had Toe Crushed.
 Clarence Robare, who had toe very badly crushed at the freight station of the New Haven road here several weeks ago, is gradually recovering from the injury, which was caused by 1500 pound radiator tumbling off a truck and striking upon it.
 A firm of manufacturers that pro- duce mechanical players of a musical type hopes to receive permission from the common council to install the de- vices in saloons in Putnam. The coun- ell has taken the matter under ad- yisement
 Democrats in various windham county towns are interested in having a member of that part appointed to fill the vacancy to occur on the board of county commissioners, but no defi- nite plan of action has been evolved yet.
 Mr and Mrs. Adler M. Towne have presented St. Philips church a piano to be used in the guild room.
 Spring Thaw In Advance.
 Teanefs working in the country sec ttens hefefbouts say they never saw the highWay yE, as 8. general rule, in such wFetelled condition as at present The mud is almost hub dean, something extremely unusual for January.
 .Exespttassaiiy close watch Is being
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
PATENT

Protect your idea Handsome 6o-page
 Guide Book Free. HARRY E. BACK. Attorney at La,u. Phoenix Block, Dsnielsen' Conn. oct1TuTh@
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Murray's Boston Store
 WILLIMANTIC. CONN. Only One More Week
 Of This Great
 Money Saving Event so take advantage today of many sp= cials we have ready flor you
Unusual Bargain in Suits
Your Choice of This Lot at $500

Womens Outsize Suits, only in the lot in black navy and brown serge and few gray mixtures. Suits that worth 5000 and S25Oo to close this lot we have marked them at $500 while they last
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Open An Account
 By Mail

The Willimantic Savings Institute accepts deposits from any person any, where. You can use the mails with perfect safety and nobody need know your banking business unless you choose to tell it. Send money in check or money order payable to The Willimantic Savings Institute, or cash in registered letter. and we will open your account and send your bank book and full instructions. Your money and interest can be drawn at any time
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
DANIELSON

Big New Yarn Mill for conneotiout Mills Company If Site Is ObtainabIe Central Village to Have Fire Pro- tection-Fine Concert-FuneraI of Mrs. John Hyde.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Local Notes.

J. B. Fullerton, while on a business trip to New York this week, attended the big automobile show. .
 The Paul. Marcel players in French drama were the attraction at Loomer opera house Friday evening.
 williaf, the little son of MT. and Mrs. w. Fl. Jackson, 37 Quarry street, Is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 An axle broke on the Main street trolley car running from this city to South Coventry Thursday night.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. P. Sweet enter tained the Southside Whist club at their home on Bridge street Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Ellen whiteside. 76. who died suddenly at Warrenville Tuesday, was the sister of Mrs. Abbie Lee of Wiln- mantle.
 Fire Chief T. P Foley was in South Manchester Tuesday to inspect new fire truck that town has recently pur- chased,
 Timothy MeNamara of Palmer, Mass. came here Thursday evening to attend the installation of the officers of A. c, Tyler camn U. $. W, V,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18

Possibly you may have noticed that many d young mans success in life was due to the fact that his father was poor
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18

WHEN you want to put your busi- ness before tho public. there Is no me- alum better than through the advertts- Ing columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
ONLY ONE "BRoMo QUININE,

That is LAXATIVE PROMO oUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Personals,

RepFeseHtativ w B: Kelley of Kii= iingiy was in the city Friday,
 Mrs. Nellie Hemrstead attended the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

ino Gonb1 Utreins, Ode Der Siib 8.
nnn Gpeomore Sirabe. Gds Da6
lpurce gum Nftrnss pcn $5 btltdoigt.
Der Gtreit In Der aaepcle ia
brit in WiboIetppn tam esitern gum
2lbfhiub nnb bic 700 arbeiter nnts
men tpieber bic arb.lt aaf.
Drau s.. 81. |Sannerf. cine Be-.
tlnnte 9efpobntrin BON Wstonlstop',,
itarb aeiiern Mcrgsn i'm aIter BON "a
Sabren nit SinterIdFuns pss Oaiisn
una brei Rinbsrn.
- Drei Der Suptrinteneentsn Der
ItGotiihenDepdrtsmsnts fino fiir tur5,
3eit niht i'm Gtdnos, ihren pflfhsen
nat3utommen. Samss S'3roI, Gus
perintenoent Der sIettrtihsn anIogs.
lieat an Der grtpps sr,ran.t, 6arrp
). 1bpmpfon, Supsrintsneent Der
WaTsrnerte! mubte sur aur pon
Rbeumatismus nat Sct Sprinak,
2(rtdnias oehen uno Jrant gue tsrs
lisat in ieiner Dohnung init sinsfi
2nfalI BON Rhumotismus I'm r.d en-
Sub barnieoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

iebi BITE Werbinbung NIT jemono nntsr
bas belIs WaHer css Bspubtietns,
tauht fk tisf ein nnb iitbi iis i'm gan
aen uno BON elnem etipds trhobtsn
Gtanbpuntt an, man iiberiisht lie.
ip1hrtnD man fcnii nur imn'sr meier
lebi, sirgtiid1os an ben anotrsn rdbi
unb ielien oos sonSs Iuh II, bic Sarlo
nimmt. GO stbt 70 pitIt Gtfpohnhttts'
freunofhoften, bic man r,ur tdgiptils
unfhaut, ME iiherihaut. Cine holbt
Warteiiunbs, poII gestpunsener WiaBts'
.eit unb ss3punstnsr Reorganization
ouf siner Msnfnen brinet oo Oft nsns
au@n. llns bids WuiteruHe ssinisbs
nif,t oans unhteinfIubi: bic 1r9erlitx
Stimmune iikr bas Warisn, ben 3eits
psrluit bint RE In eii,en srdiieu Wlons
tel. Der alIes mil einem spsnta siin'tif
atn 2it,t iiberfhdtiet Ulein 5reuno
perotibi,oets fid .iIis: -aoku, mein
aisber, msine 5rau srtpartet MIDI, th
m6hte fie niht 10 Idnse nit mir alietR
Iaiien."
In biefem Worts liest ei. annss
philofophis uno Diplomatic Der mo-
oermn gsiin.ili6.ei.. Der aompf um
bic Wlinuie II. olfo !tin lesrsr Wabn.
Ionnrn bi, gsihsiss 1etni. Ns kar
iiasn R.nitRr, aud tn ben .letn''sn
Dinsen Die l<ste 3ipsdmIbig..it gu sr'
rsidxn. VI. W. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

gmit MettenbauIer BON gbieaao unp
6rl 9lItce gurran bon Cincinnati. Sin
fGmodbafter SmtiB Ipuroe ben tbeil
nehmenoen Tamen i'm suItfreien Sau'e
ierpirt.
- 6. 81. aemper unp Gobn RaDs
mcns limb ppn Rsip StIsdns, Ca, suz
riif1stebrt.
- SpIspb 5rossr, 19 Sabre alt,
rurbs tpssen Disbitubla bon 9pbIen
bonn 6. & 9. Detsttip MaIorpn osr.
baftst. Sein 5al ipmmt beute i'm
Stortgeritt CUR Uerhanoluns.
Sames q. 9rap, Snsenisur bss
5ertiIe Gsbduos in Cincinnati, Der bel
t;nsm gIspatorunfaG perlsst puroe,
Itarb geitern in ieinsr Dphnung Ro.
322 garatosa Strabt. Die Beitats
tuna finoet pom 6auIs ieiner Wutter
Vc. 929 Columbia Strobe aus 'tatt.
49, 6albpiidfiee annben, bic in BEN,
lee.f.eteneen Sduie Ro. 323 W. 3.
Straks nit Strsihh0Issrn IpieItsn,
Iebten has 0eb1uoe in gronb. Die
slammsn ipurbsn BON Der 5eustnehr
itner saeIoItt uno betrd9t eer Stsas
BEN nur $50.
- areisrihter gunsb!ut qene5mtsts
seit.rn foIsenbs ebeiaeiounseu: GorI
q. gbamneb BON Carrie GhamntB;
Critic gppobar bon Sotparc gooobor
unb oarf asster, ibren Mdaftnnaulsn
Qottie See tpiebsr fiibren; pster yam
atnbabn bon Stsqu 2angenbahn.
- Sn Teinsm 5sT,amsnt bintsrldbt
Wm. Ieiiber alIes Isiusr Satin G.itt
Teifhtr uno ernernt lie 'ur erstutos
rim. Rad ihrsm Sope foQ oos st8ena
thum unter Ieinsn ainoern gu 5isthen
5teilsu psrtbsiIt lpernen.
- Observation-Disclosures
Qlber. e. 8ornboIt an Guguit Itsl'
ding, Qot % in ginoiap's unt,rabs
tbtiluno, ST.; GIiia 0rimms an Aoam
Stsusrmann, GOT 657 in Der Susna
giito Gooition, ST.; Wlinsrpl 1opnEs
euo on SQu uno Gina Utdtthtps,
Got BON 80 5ub 5rOnt on Der 5oots
artnus, gsQspus, 81.
- gkiAeins. SObn g. S6neiosr
urS SnIpia Reso, bsioe Don glspport.
gbp. 6. genosl uro gatblrina Fob,
beioe pon Rspport.
albert 5srsos, % Sabre olt.
erIitt aeFtern in isiusr WohnuHg, OIL
Der DaTtirgtor ape., nahosm sr 's'n
Friibitit singenomm:n bate, uno~ln
gsoriff mar, ii tsur Grbsit nod Gin
cinnati gu bsgsbsu. sinen Snlasau'dll.
gr 1T baIbisitis esIahmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
1aDton uno Seuenme.

- DIR Sus gsusous 2sihs une
gaurtrsin erpdbIts fpIsenoe 8eamte
gldIioent, 9. 8. 9oets; 9i3srdiiosnt,
gpm. guooe; Sstrstdr. g. u. Wsrns
Tina; Silfsistr.tor. eouts Rub
Stdtm.iitsr, Wm. llsberitIas; Nm
matt, 6. Sh.rtpoob; Tirs.tprsr: Ss,
Qrtmsr, ". R. gaIopeu. Ben. 9ater.
6. 5Grf,sr, e. Drifting, ". MR. sl,tn,
50. 9roun, Oscar 9aumonH uno
So. Rsin.e.
- Grau Qnna STEELE BON Dopton
feisrte oeftern ibrtn 72. ejshurtstas
unt nurbsu ibr i'm oouie ihrer 9ohs
tcr 5rou CD. lllsrsp an Der 8. ap.
bic Gbrsn elmer Surpriie pnrtp gu
tbsi., Bier 9eHsratiousn paren BEL Der
feier rsrir,tsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

- lluier Nseui In SamiIton III
6err Gonaro Srnd. 449 Cub Sanftr
StrnHe. gea Sel. iT6 g., Some
ebune 1881 u.

$DuAt lOoI u.
- Der Gountp Rseprber 6omsr =.
9ran liest in isinsr Wobnuna in Der
Gatou aoenue an siner grtaItuns uno
8trrsntuns ots RiiGgrats. pslte sr
ourt sinen SturS auf otm gIatt.ts
am Iesten 5rsitas erIiii, odtnisosr.
- aatberine GIijabstb Ierrtr bic
l6 Sabre aIts gohtsr p,r Samilfs
Dsrrsr, BON 616 auolptp StraBs,
iDarb porgsitern abenb i'm Mertn 6os
iPital an p.n 5olgsn siHtr Gpstation.
- Jrau Otto araft. pon Ro. All
Siio 5ront Strabe, beItsntis ibrsn
Gatten nit etnem Sohnten.
- Ter Ra6lab Der ptrit. Mdrp
agnes 4il'tusttsr, Wtttpt Res Robert
u. Nuitaetter purbe i'm Rahlob-
asritt bon GuFiap Ndan.r, 0iIiom
s geder uno SohR @rNsnRr aui
$5l, 1886 obgsIhosi. gin 1beiI ots
RadlaFss bsitsht aus 5000 in iiaos
tddsn Bombs.
- Der SOntrolIroth iprat in bfr
9eitrissH 9eriommIunq Der 91tp,r
Contracting anb gransfa 60. ben
aontratt fir oas Ti.oerrsiben bar
auinsn oes friibersn morep'ffen Or
bduoss am Gitenoe Der 5ieb Strobe
Bride 81, oas Dor benz granp ppn
Der Stabt 'dufIid srfporbsn pures,
um ouf bsm goupiag oas neus Rdtbs
1aus su srrihtsn. Die aontra.torgn
bseinnen beuts nit Der 4rbsit, tpenu
oas Wetier ss ,riuubi, unb erbaIt.n
oafir 1893. .33.
- Der Iumsn unierftIbungspsrs
elm Der Ct. Sobdnnis ftirhe isiert
heute 4benb bas annipsriarium In
gsbiibreneer Deif. nit fo!aenoem
Yrosramm: Wiatommsnsgrub: FRAU
y. 6ingsr; Qieo: Gbor; g}ianoe Duett
prof. Mm. 6ubsr unb g5aler aurB;
0eianas Dustt: Glen grittenoen uno
5enrietie ges; ptanosSolo. 8ernu
Sdneiber; Gr6eitsrs prosramm: 8is
bsIihuk ~Srdeiter; aniprahe: grau
W. StiebI. Dos 'yeitsfien Dtrb Don 3
Biz 8 llbr Mbenbs fsrptrt.
- Gin fhaDbnfter Routfaaa riei
be Geuernebr aeitern Qahmittaa nm
baIb ! nhr mad BEN 6e!m eSs .nslp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
& % p ingtpn

Tic Gopinstun Cfiise fur Sas yGin'
riunatier &oIfsblntt" beiinoet It'd TIN
0ebanoe go. 509-5t1 Nabiiuu
nDcHne. gn5sigen, 9iittbrilnugeu
nnb &eitellnngen ir9en9tue!fer Irt
iuerbcn bis 10 llbr gbsuos buieIbIt
sntGessngeuOmmsu. SclepbOu Ssntb
1854.
3ur lesten Ruhe beitattet.
Gtuss Der grDbtsn 2eiaeHbegdngs
rIFe iett Sabren mar oas oes Dstit.
Col 1eurp ReiImaun, cas ositern
NOrmittag BON Der Ct. Nu9uitinu8
Airhe aus Itattflno. ReD. 4utbmunn,
Hettor Der Rirhe, 8elsbrirte bds Iep.s
ttrts HequIem uno tpuroe babel olu
Hep. 5dbntr Don Rihmon0, Ap. urG
.Rto. 3ieman Don Der Ct. Rpia Girte
In Cincinnati uis Ttaton uno Cub
riatrn aifiItirt. Sm Sdnttulrium be-
idnoen It5 bic Reps 9ioFtermann uno
llsbel BON Der Ct. Stephdnus Rirfs
in Repport. Die iterblite 6uue puroe
ouf Dem WutteraDttes 5risbtcf beitat
tet Tie Rttter Bereinigun1sn oss /.
Ree oes 2. Ijitritts cer Ct. ,5obdnz
res Ritter bon Gentudp, Der St. Ser
raroF lint. 8erein unp Der Ct. Qns
ou'ttrue MQrner 8eren bsthtt,ilt2r
Id on oem gstAenbs9dngniB uHo
1l1rittrtsn unter 0oraniritt per St.
G1etiIio WttIttdrtaptQe bis 3ur alteu
ScrporuttCnsgrsn3s. no Gpt3ial Cars
IrgerettidoFt aebalten rpuroen, um rie
Ihellnebmsr, bic RItt in ben Gutihsn
transpOrttrt peroeH tonntsn ndh BEN
0otteslter 81 brrnoe7. Hep. aaibs
mann bieIt ionohl in Der strhs ais
lout am 8tobe gu 0sr3en aehnos
Gsi6enrepen. Ter HQppe, ben Der .. r
ftorbsne Sol. aeiimonn bel 2eb3eit.n
rift, puroe bsim um3uoe, an bem i1t
auh Die Ct Sobannes Sitter bstbet>
ligfen, BON Dem aio Dc Camp Z II.
gtttb hintsr oem Sarge na6aefiibrt.
SLAB eIe Wttglieoer Der ct, georgtus
tRitter pon ldtonid, ute nift su ben
CT. Sohrs Ritiern geboren, rpar.n
bsi Dem Qetheubsgdne Dertrstsn.
Nls atihentrdQer fuHsIrten Supren.
Sstrstdr s. %. Dilis BON Goium,
bus g., Suprem ShaBmsiItsr D. Z.
6obnborft Don bier, Srispttor phil.
q. 4nte, Gudrtiermtiiter u. GattiIer
Don Hepport unb Ruoolpb lsnfina
!. unn Gs0rg Daltsrmann. Die 3abuos
fen 8lumenipeHoeu, bic bsm Usrblides
aeH nit ins Grab gsg.beu ipurbsn, Bee
Seusen, pie algemein beliebt unb gee
nhtet Der 0eritprbene mar.
Jm Greisseriht Dor Ritter
lraep purben TIM Sale Der Wborp Z.
ocpper geeeu Gbos. W. topper bi.
3eugfn perbOrt. - Clarence Bomb .rs
lbiel. ipessH 1Ieinoiebichls 90 Inss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
u G IN y Or I.

Gle gicwport Office fiir eas rGl~
rinnatier Gulfsblatt" IefiHbet lid3 tn
glO. 339 gDOrf Srafe, seseuilber BEN
Gourthanic, moislbit Weaisfeiteu, An'
ssiseu IL. |. Iii. bis 10 llbr 45 Dlimu.
ten abenbS tntoeecnaeHommen Der'
eta. SelcpbOn S0nta 401.
9rau Wartba II. Thomas,
Gttre bes J06n 6. 5bOmas, oers
iaiso 9eitern in ibrer Wobnuns gto.
1919 Central Npenue I'm Utter DoH
81 stabren. gle mar Elm WIitelieD Der
Is. 8optiiten Stride feit 72 3ahren.
- NnpaIt 9sore Beth toufte gs=
Fern bic 5snrp Sops 5einitdtte an
Ger 4 Strdbs pom Waitsr aommiIs
idr fir S4100.
5rau anna RaiIon, prGIibentin
Der Campbell gountp 6umanitdtss
Ge'sGihaft, berihtsts oeItern I'm polis
5eianlt, baBperionen unbefueter Weife
acllettionen i'm Numen bieIer 8efeas
fdaFt rornebmen. aoqsttionen rpernen
nur ron ibr ooer Jruu Warp 6. 2ines
entaegengenommen.
- Witglieber Der ap. Dental QTos
oiatiou boben geitsrn nit Der Inter
fuhung Der 3dbne Der SduI.inDer be-
gonnen-
- Jrau Jobn Htoeder osranItaltets
anldblih ibres Geburtstaass in ibrer
Mobnune on ReIfon pIaes cine Rdrz
ten partn. 5ubfde gefhents erbiels
ten Groa Geitiua, Groa WeIot. Urou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

eamsrrhvibtH fnriff u . ~ ~ Eases.
Chr Tpabefer rirb baS meih SHrt1fcsttafisrf,
msra Esso cistHrMt bsEssAlf ssasYhsiusn Uais
por 2ufeH, bIinhen kIuffnb<u cbsr hcrIsytrn.
ben esmOfrbsises = So - xassH1 81 h4sb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
CRUELTY CASE UP TO-DAY
Woman Held for Abusing Girl
Not Her Mother, 1t Is Said.

Mrs. Mortimer II Menken president Of
the Portuguese and Spanish Sisterhood u
Jewish Women. began an investigation
yesterday TO determine the true parentage
NJ the girl known as Ida Forman, daugh-
ter 81 Mrs Jeanette Forman OF No. 233
West 9th street. who was found guilty
u cruelty toward the siNteen-year-old
Girl i'm the jefferson Market court on
Wednesday
Mrs Meuken was represented In court
by "a Mrs Barnett who urged Magistrate
House TO postpone sentence on Mrs. For
man until this afternoon, so that Mrs.
Menken could lay the result OF her IN
vestigation before him. Mrs. Barnett said
Mrs. Menken is certain the child is not
the daughter OF Mrs. Forman. Ida. ac-
cording to Mrs. Menken is refined IN
manner and does not bear any family re-
semblance To her alleged mother.
Magistrate House. upon hearing Of Mrs.
Menken's activity in the case, said he
would pronounce sentence on Mrs. For
man this afternoon.
Ida is being cared for by Mrs. Menken
M her home 40. 79l West End avenue
The latter will look after the girls well
fare until the mothers case has been dis
posed Of.
Mrs. Menken said last night she had
been asked by representative OF the
District Attorneys office 10 take care Of
the girl pending a disposition of Mrs
FOrman's case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
COOK BELIEVED POISONED
Became III at Metropolitan Club and
Died in Hospital.

Harry Dosseau, cook at the Metro
politan club Fifth avenue and 6Oth street,
was taken III yesterday and died I'm a few
hours under circumstances which caused
the Roosevelt Hospital officials to report
the case 20 the Coroner as one in which
there was suspicion of poisoning.
At the Metropolitan club nothing was
known about the cook except that he
was married and was supposed 10 live at
No. 545 Second avenue
When Dosseau went to the club yester-
day We appeared To he i'm good health. At
10 o'clock he began 10 complain OF severe
pains, and at II O'Clock he was taken 20
the hospital lie died at 4 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
LEAGUE FOR CURRAN REPORT
Laity Conference Particularly Urges
Waldos Removal.

The Laity League Conference, which is
composed OF frty-tnree representatives Of
religious groups In Manhattan and The
Bronx, AZ its meeting last night decided
10 urge thc adoption Of the Curran re-
port. The league expressed the opinion
that not only should Commissioner Waldo
be removed. but that the Mayor rs pri-
marilv responsible for police conditions
and has countenanced evils I'm spite Of
the fact that they have been pointed out
i'm 1910 by the acting Mayor. i'm 1911 by two
special grand iuries. I'm 1912 by the Rosen-
thai murder. and in 1918 by the aldermanic
committee"
The report Of the league goes on TO say
that Mayor Gaynor has failed 10 CO.
operate with the Investigations Of the Po-
lice Department"
The conference urges that tho admin
istrativc changes recommended in tho re-
port Of the Curran committee should be
adoDtcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
BOOM FOR Mr.. M ANENY
Borough President Praised at
East Side Civic Dinner.
HE TELLS OF ICE MAKING
City Plan Well Within Municipal
Powers-Woman Talks of
Mayoralty Nomination.

With the announced purpose OF booming
George McAneny, Borough President u
Manhattan for the next Mayor Of New
York. three hundred men and women Of
the East Side attended n dinner last night
i'm Clinton Hall. al which Mr. McAneny
was guest
Not only was the Borough President
praised by the speakers Tor what he has
accomplished during his term Of ONCE. but
a score OF letters were read from those
rot able To- attend. each containing its
note Of appreciation. one OF the letters
was from Jacob ~ S,hin.
The dinner was arranged by tine East
Side civic committee OF seveuty-hve. and
the postmaster Was Paul AD,lson. The
speakers Included Mr. y. G. Slmkovtch
Henry MorgenthaU. T. NJ Levy. joshua
spuyrceen. Dr Abraham jacob. Miss
Lillian Wald and MI McAneny.
Applause that continued FOR several
minutes greeted Miss Wald when she
was introduced
MI McAueuy rersou.nes the things
that We are trying TO iustiu into the youth
~ New York" she said This man goes
into this work. not as AZ amateur but as
one Who knows what he wants and gets
b. We have never had % city officer
who has had the city's interest so much
at heart. and that's why Z am FOR Mr.
McAueuy now and all the time"
Ar McAncuy gave his reasons Tor max
ms tho effort % establish municipal
iye-makng plant lie said
Of am irving Ia iay. Installed iu con-
nectlon with some Of the existing plants
belonging to the city icc-makiug machin-
cry which will not only furnish Ice 10 the
city for It's own use. at price consider
ably lower than is at present paid 90 the
ice companies but will also enable the
city 20 sell az cost such ice al the mil.
stations
~ believe this 10 be- health measure
which Is not only highly desirable and In
the interest ~ the people Of this city. but
which FOR tho reason that 30 is a health
measure. is well within the powers which
the city now possesses
Among those present we're Judge Rosal-
sky. Abram T. Elkus. Dr. j.. l. Magnus
DEPUTY Police Commissioner Harry ".
Newburger. Clement !. Drscou. Solo
mon Suffern. ex-senator Henry Salant.
Dr. Henry Moskowltz. Or. Antonio stella.
Commissioners Levy, VILE and Barondess.
OF the Board Of Education Nlssim Behar
president of the Federation OF Jewish
Organizations. Joseph Spector. Richard
Ncustadt. Charles r. Crane. Robert l..
Simon. Howard Cans and the Rev. Dr.
Maurice II. Harris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-13
REPUBLICANS TO GOMEZ
Will Map Out Policy for Fus;..
Negotiation.

To map out a policy for their -.
tions with the committee on cara,S
Of the fusion committee the s,L a
mittee of the various county comn,,. a'
Of the Republican organization :. s
city Will hold a conference ar o. we
publican Club Monday afternoo0 w
sentiment among the Republicans :. n
TO be in favor of District Attorney va ,a''
man for Mayor Although no r,. mt
action has been suggested. # is No..
probable that the Republicans wu f
gest 10 the fusionists the placin. s'
Whitman at the head Of the ticL., ~
the denomination Of Controller pru.s sna
CAST and Borough Presidents M.1 "'o'
and Cromwell
No serious considerai don b,s
given as yet 10 nomination for D..
dent Of the Board Of Aldermen. Frl.,S
Of Alderman II. II. Curran. chairma.
the police investigating committee =.
suggested he would make a stron, w
didate. The Independents on the f,.,'-
committee probably will stand M, !,
an independent Democrat to take ;.
place Of John Purroy Mitchell.
Arrangements have been made he =,
fusion committee on candidates IN h,,,
conferences on Tuesday afternoon a..
evening. There has been much "jock.r
ing as to whether the Republican, =.
the Progressives should go before ~.
fusionists first and lay their cards %.
up on the table. The Republicans b.y.
suggested that the Progressives sboyrS
be heard first. The Progressiyes reply.
After you"
Charles II. Duell. ir., said last ni,.,
that If certain leaders in the Prosr...
sive party should persist in their oppo,.
ton to Mr.. Whitman to the extent a,
preventing his selection by the Progrs,
sive designating committee petition,
would be circulated to place him on n,
primary ballot.