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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-21

Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Taxes. to whom WAS referred the pc
tition Of Theresa Kerwin ct al. t1slO
led In the matter of widening alley
I'm block bounded by Kercheval. ST
Paul. Canton and Concord avenues. re-
spectfully report we have had the same
under consideration and said matter
properly coming before the Committed
on Street Openings for consideration
respectfully recommend the references
OF said petition TO said committee.
Respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY NOWC.
GODFREY FREiwALD.
ALBERT T. ALLAN.
MOSES wARTELL.
w. III. G.. HINDIE.
Accepted and adopted.
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Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation TO whom was re-
ferred the applications and bonds OF
Julius Maier. administrators OF the Es-
tate OF Fr,dolin Mailer. TO continue sa-
loon at 600 Russell street, eof Leon
Ryszka for transfer from 2446 West
Jefferson avenue TO 2444 West Jener-
son avenue. OF Porter L. Jepson Tor
transfer from $50 West Jefferson ave.
nue. TO SOS West Jefferson avenue and
the applications OF stephen j. Sobolew-
avenue to l2Il St Aubin avenue and OF
Albert Krimmel for transfer from 332
Orleans street to $500 jefferson avenue
East, respectfully report we have had
the same under nsideration and see-
ing no objection thereto, recommend
that the above applications and bonds
be accepted and approved. We also
John okroy. covering transfer from
AS Ferry avenue east TO 461 Kirby
avenue and OF Peter Petljanski. cover
ing transfer from 461 Kirby avenue
east to AS Ferry avenue east. the APP
plications for which were approved on
the 18th inst; also the approval OF
transfer from All High street east TO
400 High street east. the application
having been approved Sept. I, 1914. but
allowed to lapse through failure to fle
bond within time required by law.
which application your Committee
recommends be re-approved.
RESPECTFULLY sass " f sItRToS
MAURICE J. HEATING,
ANTHONY NOwC,
JACOB GUTHARD.
ELMER ID. CASE.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
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Resolutions and Ordinances.
EIGHTEENTH WARD

BY Aid. Burton;
An Ordinance TO amend section 4 of
nm Ordinance entitled. AN Ordi-
nance 90 prohibit the opening or es-
tabifshing OF amy place wherein spir-
ituous or Intoxicating liquors. malt,
brewed or fermented liquors or VIM
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section /. That Section l OF an
ordlnanns9se, , entitled is IAN Ordinance
4 place wherein spirituous or intox-
icating liquors, malt, brewed or
s fermented liquors or yinous wines
same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Sec. /. Hereafter there shall not
be opened or , established le,,s within
any place wherein spirituous or
or fermented liquors or yinous
wines are sold at Wholesale;
Provided, That this ordinance
shall not be construed to apply to
10 any location where now 10 being
II lawfully maintained a place where
Is sale: and further
IA Resolved. That provisions Of this
rs ordinance shall not apply to- the
10 following described parcel:
IL Lots numbered 1 and 2 of the
is 4. Moyes sub. OF the west (5)
10 acres OF lot 90, OF the sub. OF r.
g e; ass, being the northwest corner
% street, Detroit. Michigan.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect:
and referred TO COMMITTEES on Liquor
THIRD WARD.
BY Aid. Barnett:
olut.on whereby the Commissioner OF
Police was requested to direct that
sponsIbility for automobile accidents
ticabie and without exception be held
70. prosecution until released by the
a. urts. precisely as 70 done with offend
adopted at a session held October sth.
81. c. c.. -. 1870. be and the same 70
Adopted az follows:
Freiwald. Goldner, 0uthard, HindIe,
Jaksl Ksa,ing Kr.BP Lsm 8::n i ILL.,
Rcinhsrdt. Rutter. schemansky. Schultz
wilson and the President--ss
Nays--None
Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
that ali persons directly involved in
dents ass sei BE- taken into custody Whenever
practicable and without exception. the
Commissiopcr OF Police shall see to II
court euairst the said persona and IA
ciiitate persecution TO the fullest ex-
tent
Bieii. burton, Case, DE 0alan. Dni. Field
Freiwaid Goidner. outhard, HindIe
Jaksi. Ksstine krapg Lsmgks: fitt,s7
RIInhardt, Rutters scbemansky. Schultz.
az zycki. Thompson. Vernon, Warteli
Wilson and the Pres.dent-a3.
Nays--None.
BY AID Barnett;
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
"a to cause arm iieht TO Be erected in
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To the Honorable the Common Council.
1Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Street Openings TO whom was referred
the communication from the Clerk OF
the Recorders Court transmitting YER
the matter OF opening the alley be-
tween Home street. West Jefferson
avenue. Peterson street and the Mich
igan Central Railroad Dslta spur where
not already opened as sf>pubiic alley
respectfully report that we have had
the matter under consideration and are
satisfied that the property In the vi
entity OF the Improvement IL largely
benefited by same and should there
fore bear all OF the expense. The
award of the jury was s25s.0s. and we
recommend that t2s5.0e be assessed on
the local assessment district. and We
therefore offer the following resolu-
tion.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
PATRICK OfBRfEN.
GEO A. OWEN,
SHERMAN LiTTLEFIELD.
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NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

Thursday. Oct 10, 10 a. M: co1lsctor
OF. Personal Taxes Applications re-
ee Frds not s a' Gsn ss:r o Soo IN
Firemen. Applications received not
later than Friday. Oct. -
later than Monday. Oct. g. 1914. ~
q me, office Of ths comnf6sion, -1o<
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Taxes.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your COMMITTEES on
lions of Joseph G. STANDARD for s. b.
Coleman $50, c. +. Kandt u1ssl:
Mrs. Jno. r. Mclean (l75sl. Archibald
s ssss 7s Estate E ,ss pn se it Heirs Heirs
Q15O. f. NJ Coleman u755l. Mrs. c:
W. Adams 1860. A. II Townsend
q74s). v. w, Prochaski u76D, IA.
SsnyoP s,sars. 1Ghs so y l Ms. HAZEL Is
whitney tl75l). Gerald Alteraige !iS7sl
a7sil. George Melting g51D. 6; a
JOS. p. caroian u77s). II. Goodman for
Michigan Avenue Bargain Store t1s4S).
w. II. Lindabury t1S5l, w J. Brew
ster $3.50. Fred Z. Atchison dIsel,
bury bury PSarmaeY 9lsosi James Lynch
U7S2). H. s. Waterman u65s), Orrie
w Kay .u74o). George Tyler q76!).
Ia Houghton Mssel. A. r. paws Ec .5r
sior Tool q Gauge Co. G7s4l, Edward
Ii7si). and c. II. wiitsie (I7ss), all
fund OF certain personal assessments
and general city taxes. and In the case
OF c. H. wiltsie for refund of amount
paid by him for certificates OF title Is
sued against property enormously sold
for delinquent taxes. respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con-
liberation have listened TO the testl-
mony OF petitioners. and after consul
tation with the Board OF Assessors.
recommend that their respective re-
quests be granted as set forth In the
accompanying resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY NOWC,
GODFREY GODFREY E TREIrwALp.
ALBERT T. ALLAN.
MOSES wARTELI4
w. III. c. HINDLE
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Nowc:
= Resolved. That the City treasurer
he and he is hereby authorized and d.
rected to cancel the taxes due on per-
sonal assessments levied against the
persons hereinafter mentioned for the
year 1914. towit:
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.
- Honorable the Common Council;
nflsmen--Your Committee on
o0to 20 whom was referred the Pc
~ OF James Hornshaw t1sso)z re-
1eing that the line of sidewalk con-
1cted In front OF lot LOG. kremer
Srnon avenue and Moore Place. be
&octed before the assessment lev
ar the construction OF said walk
e due, respectfully report we
no Investigated the matter with lns
onrtment OF Public Works and md
aid walk was constructed out OF
g claimed by petitioner, by rea-
"a icing laid without getting line
m. the City Engineer, and that Ins
s win b.reeonstrucssd by the y De-
niffes therefore recommends that
nfayer OF petitioner be granted
{haf the city Treasurer be author.
"a accept the original amount OF
0o1ment without penalty and inter
4 70 whatever time the line OF Walk
A :Sorrscted, and, therefore offer the
<- Respectfuiiy submitted,
IA. MAURICE j. HEATING.
6HERMAN LTTLEFIELD,
EDWARD BARNETT.
ELMER ID. CASE.
aTEPHEN s. SKRZYCKI
ncopted. and on leave, the follow
<<ro6olution was onered.
~efved that the City Treasures be
- q hereby authorised and al
~ 70 accept from James Hornshaw
'6rfG1nal amount of assessment lev
6CSinst Lot loo, Kremer.s SUB OF
- ~ frac. sec. o. etc. w. 3 FIR
venue. tBook w. fol. SD for the
3rucfion OF cement sidewalk. with
6ccrhed penalty and interest, on
><~ver date said walk Ia moved or
Snufructed for the purpose OF cor
&<Inx line.
66G6fod a. follows:
~rZAld Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
1E Burton. Case, De Galan. Dill Field.
1x>Sld. doldner. Guthard, Hindie.
<<1 Keating, Knapp, Lempke. Little
erdf Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz.
<&vcEi THOMPSON. Vernon. Warteli.
'lSon and the President--ss.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Ordinances to whom was referred an
ordinance entitled AN ordinance TO
amend Section OF Chapter 15se of the
Compiled Ordinances OF the city OF
Detroit for the year 1872" respect
fully report we have had the same UNI
der consideration and seeing no objec-
ton thereto. recommend that said or
dinance, presented by Aid. Heating on
the 18th inst, q. G. c. y. 1850, be
passed as submitted.
Respectfully submitted,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
EDWARD BARNETT.
ELMER ID. CASE,
ROBERT w. RUTTER,
ANTHONY NOWC,
JOSEPH SPONTANEOUSLY.
Accepted.
The ordinance was then placed on
the order of third reading
Third Reading of 0rdiuance.
The title to the ordinance was read
a third time.
The ordinance was then read.
Aid. Allan moved the ordinance be
referred back To the Committee on Or
dinances which motion prevailed.
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mon COUNCIL


- Preferences to the construction;
~ nee and operation OF shiu
~ railway or street I.hwe
- now owned, maintained anu
"a N said city, and each psry
saves and reserves All It's nsh.s,
~ they may be, the same a.
8 thls etsnt had not been mAds
~ further resolved that NOTHING
~ resolution contained shall pe
1 10 modify or AFFECT In any re-
the fun force and enect OF tns s
and provisions OF the aereemehs
rusf 1. 1914. and OF the Hamilton
1Vard extension. so-caiied, IN
~ any other railroad HretoIors
&{oh may hereafter be constructSo
1hs same, but this resolution
NM 10 and affect only the ran
nonstructed hereunder.
"A further resolved that this per-
@&oll be- void II not accepted with
- days after It's approval by TINS
coted a follows,
o-Ald. cAllan, Barnett, beniow
\ burton, case. DE Gaian. Dill, fisid'
|@nl6, Goldner. Guthard Hindie
u Heating. Knapp Lenpke. Little
kkordt. Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz
Vckt. Thompson. Vernon. Warteii,
I6n and the President--s3.
nvo--None
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Detroit Oct II. 1914.
N0TICE---ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1889

To Thomas Rentx Paul Rivard, A.
Ross, Alice NJ. DeForest. Mary Mears.
Clarence H. Rice. q. Baceli. and to all
other persons owning, occupying or
otherwise interested In any or the lots
and parcels Of real estate In the local
assessment district established by the
Common Council to defray the ex-
penses OF grading and paving the al
ley within the Boundaries herein set
The assessment roll has been COM
pletsd for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. 37s. being the east
and west alley nrst north OF Grand
River avenue. from the east line OF
sixth avenue TO the west line OF 0reen-
wood avenue, and 10 now open to tn
spection at this office. and Will remain
In this office for hve days from the
first publication Of this notice for the
inspection Of all concerned. All lots or
parcels Of land abutting on, or ad1oin-
Ing the alley 10 described, have been
assessed for such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors will meet
Tuesday. the 27th day OF October, 1914,
at o'clock a. m. At their ofnce In the
City Hall, and will remain I'm sessfon
for q period OF six hours TO hear any
person OF persons desiring to object 20
any assessment SO made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
- = =
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and be IL further 49,. r.r.r
he and he Is hereby authorized ana al
rected To accept from Mrs. liza Hough-
TON the sum OF s11S.1s, on valuauon o.
az 600 90 in full settlement OF the per-
sonai assessment levied against her
Ter the year 1914, CIV. IL, Z zV4,, ana a
cancel balance due; Provided. Ihat sa.u
sum is paid by her within ~ ,S dsy resaiua
the date Of the adoption OF TINS feso's
ton: and be IL further
Resoiyed. That the City Treasurer
be and he Is hereby authorized ana ~ :
s Sra 70 ehs s's ssm OF sio'ss on vsiua
,ion 81 ~. 600. 90, In full settlement OF
,ha nersonsi assessment levied against
them for the year lYls sw =. 1, sup.
and cancel balance que anu
'n Resolved. That the City Controller
he and be Is hereby authorized ana IN
nrnner fund in favor of Exfelsior TOOL
q Gauge Co. for the sum OF sts,es. Pc
ING the amount of taxes on valua,ion
~ o. the wear 1914 (w. 4, T. 2sD, upon
fascination OF the proper recsip'
pp.oying the personal assessment lev
led against them for said year 70 nave
oe Rssoived. THAT the city Controller
and he il hereby authorized and w
structed 10 draw warrant upon III,
proper fund In III, lsy 70 SO .ss' being the
Lahs ,,, -, taxes on valuation OF VI
ann M, enormously levied against Mn
Tor ne year 1914 tW. ~. T. w. np s,a,
ir,pyesentation OF the proper rscsip'
:. lowing tue. personal assessment lev.
"a against him tor said year 70 nave
49, "a THAT the city Controller be
aid ne h hereby Authorised and IN
structed TO draw a warrant upoa the
proper fund IN favor OF Seorse ~,
me amount Of taxes on Valuation OF
$4,000. srroneously assessed against
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct, 81. 1914
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resolved. That the City Treasurer be
and he Is hereby authorized and direct
ed 20 accept from the persons herein
after mentioned, such amounts as ap-
near opposite their respective names,
IN full settlement OF the personal as
EASEMENTS levied against them for the
year 1911, and cancel balance due, To-
wit:
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CITY OF DETROIT - OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Oct z. 1914.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons
interested that there have been filed
In this office the following named as
eessmeut rolls: et.
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BY Aid Burton:
An Ordinance to amend section 4 of
nm Ordinance entitled. .An Ordt-
tabiishing OF amy place wherein spir-
ftu0us OF Intoxicating liquors. malt,
brewed ar fermented liquors or VIM
0us wines are sold at Wholesale
1T IL HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE.
PEOPLE OF, THE CITY OF DETROIT.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
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BY Aid Ill: $500 t,-,.o1
Resolved. That the Detroit uniteo
lie Works be and thrv as Hereby d.
rcciac &c remove fr.m Junction avenus
bet wecn DIX and Michigan avenues All
of,str,ctions and SURPLUS materfai
where tfackage In completed. so that
Junctien avenue may 10 made passapie
TO the Jub.ic and traffic be TO further
irgpcded-
Ado I'D.
By Ali schultz: a.
Revived. THAT perm.ss o., be and Is
hereby granted to William Keller 10
place barber pole In front OF his prem,
!s.x situated on the ccrner az ~. Paul
aud sherihaa avenue; nv, NE b sn,' po'e -
~ Ao xid scbuitx:
received. That owi ing TO the heavy
rss'sS. ratsT.1 IN the FlIteenth district
81 the Seventec.th- ward. that two ak
ira clerks Re emrI'y:d to assist % .
voting the electors 20 INA, ,ns almn
nv thsf the Election Board OF said
5,ss rtct be Authorized % place the
names Of The extra clerks upon the
iiSoptsd ~ foilows;
Yeas--Aid Allan, Barnett beniow'
RisI Igriop Ss.. De d Sssn pm H K,se
jan, d xsrS cwc. oErien. owen. Reid.
ReiShardf. Rutter, schemansky. Schultz.
asrsvcLi. thompson. Vernon Warteil.
Wilson and the President-3s.
Navs--None.
S'S sas , f2STsqa ; sN' Els sSiysisss
President.
''is'hN" CITY Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
Meagher's Sword Given Notre Dame.
Blade of Famous Civil War Commander Honored at
 University

Notre Dame, Ind. March 4-The sword of General Thomas Francis Meagher, commander of the Irish brigade in the Civil war. was today presented to the University of Notre Dame, to rest near the body of Father coorby, the chaplain, w1ao,, with hands uplifted, gave, in the midst of shot and shell, final dissolution to the sol, diers of the brigade on the battlefield of Gettysburg.
 The presentation of the sword to the university was made. by United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Mon tana, where General Meagher died while acting as territorial governor.
 ". Burke Cockrane, of New York, was the orator selected to tell of the significance that attaches to Meagh- CTS sword and of the generals sen tence to be hanged for treason to the British government owing largely to a speech in Dublin when, as represen- tative of the. Young Ireland revoIu- tionary party. Meagher had declined to stignnatize the sword and had giv- sen as a reason the famous passag ge beginning: At it's blow, a great na- ton started from the waters of the Atlantic
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
ELLIOT I SILENT
 ON SEGR REGA ! ION.
For First Time, New Haven $ Executive Declines
 to Talk

New York. March 4--Fsor the first time since Howard Elliott became chair man Of the New York. New Has- ven and Hartford Railroad. he der meeting of the executive committee of the board of directors to make public the result Of tho conf ference- sasss s=
 At a special meeting of the exec11-. tive committee MT. Elliott submitted detailed statement ennbodying the results of his conferences with -Attor- General McReynoIds as to ways Haven from the Boston and Maine.
 MT. Elliott declined to discuss the
 matter further than to say that he
 hoped to be able to arrive at a. satis-
 factory understanding with the De-
 par tnlent of J Justice relative to the Haven could dispose of its Boston and
 Maine holdings
 One of the complications which was considered by the executive conn nafttee and which will be threshed out by the directors on Friday. was
 the opposition Of Gov. Walsh of Massachusetts to the proposed officials proposed to segregate the Boston and Maine from the New Haven system. It was said yesterE day that the governors of New ] Hampshire and Rhode Island also i were taking a keen interest in the negotiations
 l The Department of Justice is said to have paid close attention to the representations made by the New England governors
 The only definite action taken yes I terday was the further curtaiIment Of I the New Haven train service. The l retrenchnent in the train service will l go into effect March 8 and is in line with the general policy of reducing operating expenses. It was explained l that the Interstate Commerce Com
 mission in considering the New Ha.- ven situation had suggested the re- E duction Of operating cost wherever | possible
 It was decided yesterday to cut the passenger schedule as much as feas iib1e. It was said that the proposed cuts would not affect the New Y orlz suburban service nor tfle operation Eof the better trains between New York and Boston
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
15s YEARS OLD GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE


 Hzental hyster1a Is today given as the unzanse for the rash act committed af seasade Park vest when A g zfss Xaz1sszz1, hzteeu years of age. calmly waded to her shoulders m the WV 5aser and lay down to de Though -sfe cannot speak English those in at tendance at St Ylncenfs hospital are convinced that some great mental an el1ish such as a. love affair." the loss Of a relation, etc. mnrelzed her to sui rffza1 intent Through the prompt res Lafavekte street and Richard Konch, Ell sfsanIoss Of zhe L5oconnpbi1e conn pany, together with app1ica1zoa of the uuI1notor by the anr1tul dance sun geonsshe Is recovering today and with the dam ger of pneumonia passed 1t is beiiey- ed shel will regain her physical health. Whether her mind has been perman- entity affected is questioned by the doctors in charge of her case.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
NO MlBI FOR
 FABRlZZO, WHO IS ACCUSED OF MURDER

Before the tribunal of Monteleone, Italy, Michele Falbrizzio, once q tenn porary resident of Bridgeport. is fight ing for his life extradition proceed ingxs growing out of charges alleging the murder of S. Krenzel in West field, Mass, two years ago In1rnedd- ate1y after the murder. Falbrizzlo skipped the country and was arrested in Italy, where he was placed on trial Certified evidence was furnished the Italian authorities by Justice of the Peace, Stephen s. Sflxsay of Westf1ebd Tn his desperate fight for liberty, Fa- brizzio set mp a. defense of am alfbi. saying that he had lived in Bridge
 port, never lived in Massachusetts and named Francesca IzzO, 139 Will lard street, and Leonardo Virelh, 26 Reilly street, to bear out his state rlaents In order to give him the ben eft of the doubt. questions and pf1o- tograpbs arrived at police headquar- ters from Italy yesterday and were turned over to Detective Luke PetruE- cheIl. Izzo and VirelIi were both in- terwewed and absolutely refute Fa- ibrizzo's statement They positively identify the photograph. say that the accused lived in Bridgeport for only a short time and then Lived in Massa- .chusetts and Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
NORTH END NOT PLEASED WITH
 LONG HILL CARS

Health Board officials members of. the North End Improvement Assoeia- ton and the Bridgeport Danbury Railway CO, are represented in a con troversy concerning conditions on Long Hill green grasshopper cars Who has the best of the argument has not been settled Complaints to the health board by the association members have been to the effect that the cars are not kept clean and that they are not hot enough. Some remedy is desir- ed John Sanders. president and gen. eraI manager Of the trolley line. claims that no complaints have been made to him by the association.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
FIRST MAKER OF
 X-RAY TUBES IS
 VICTIM OF RAYS
Continuous Contact With Deadly Radiations Kills
 Hartford Man


 Hartford, March 4-Henry Green, pioneer manufacturer of Ray tubes. died today at his home in this city of carcinoma of the liver caused by x~ Ray poison. He was born in Eng land A years ago and lived in Canada for several years before coming here. In 1888 he began in Hartford and began the manufacture of miniature Eincandescent lamps.
 The announcement of the discovery of the x-Ray by Roentgen in 1895 interested MT. Green and he began to |fnYestIgate and experim ent with vac uum tubes and the ray. He develop ed and manufactured the first focuss- ing tubes to be successfully operated and gave many public demonstrations. Within short time he began the manufacture of tubes on a commer- cia1 basis, the first in the world.
 John L. Bauer, glass blower work ing with him, aided in the develop ment and died from the same disease in 1908.
 MT. Greens health became affected from x-Ray contact in s05 He had since undergone several operations for relief. He finally broke down in 1913 and his condition was deemed hope less He is survived by his widow, three daughters and four sons.