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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Anna Barclay Nevins. daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sevins
Of Philadelphia, will be married to Sea-
bury Lawrence to-day at Siasconset.
Mass.
Miss Helena Elliott. daughter Of the
late John stuart Elliott OF this city. win
he married to Frederic Huidekoper Of
Washington to-day In Osterville. Mass.
A reception will follow ut the home Of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Thomas T. Gan.
Frits V. Holm has gone to Lenox for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft have left
Breton Woods. y. H., by motor for New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur r. Twombly are
passing q few days al the New Gins
Hotel In Newport.
Mrs. Charles Cook and her daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Porter. will return from
Elberon. y. u, TO ~ East T%hirty-eighth
street next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry la Montague will
return next week TO their place In West
bury. /. !.
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. who has been
passing the summer in Newport. will
leave there to-day for her country place
at Lancaster, Mass.
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DIED.

ORrMNoND,- H. Adelb.rt. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway.
k'x'v-s'xth and sixty-seventh Crank
Campbell Building. Saturday after
t1on, : o'clock.
ioWLrR Eliza Little, widow OF iona
than A. Fowler. on Monday, September
u, suddenly. at Glen Cove, l.. l.. In
The righty-seventh year OF her age.
'Hner7! services at II o'clock to-day at
Cherry Valley. y. Y.
o'lS.-Septefnber ~. at Amityv!lle. l.. l..
vs. Julia NJ. Otis. mother OF Ellta
Proctor Otis.
f''ral services az Powell 4 Robbins's
Undertaking Establishment. Amityville,
j. J. Thursday, September II. . 30 =, NJ.
'''E|pN Or TUESDAY. September -.
i'.', AZ his residence. Whitestone.
l'n+ and. Frank Mcmillan stanton.
'"n ~ he late John and Elizabeth X.
~''ft'on.
'f''tl notice IN next Sundays paper.
's'L i''E Suddenly. at Kineo. Me-. on
~r'"Uh-r 10, Kenneth Torrance. son
" 'h" la'e Henry and Sarah Creighton
7''raire. husband Of Louise Mciscl. In
o. f''y-third year.
""'pN-on September -. 1915. Chris
CIPHER ". Wilson. In his seventy hrst
''' a. his summer residence. Sea
= n, !. l.
'.n''sl services At his late residence.
81 Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, on
'"l''fsy evening at $50 p. u.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Johnson, 4. 4. Kelly: Tl.y.iana: p.
Govern. rhicsso: +. r Thurman, Dayton.
R",mon,-J h"nismin D,nnich scrsn.
ton Nh and Mr. F.: stephens; Mon,rrn,;
i;!c,.burr Thomas W. s;esth. Phiiadeiphia
!. =. Booth nttawa -.
Hons'on. Is. Lund and family. Panama.
Richard + Mom."n. RIO .J%anciro. W. =.
and Mrs. Pc'ers. Buffalo. u. Wit c. Nit
land.
.ciar,dsc.,E ". McG,Os!n Detroit;
philadciphia, John. o'conn"r. Toronto.
rrSnli'sde,phia. "cHharl", j, Mage. william
=. r"wmc. jr. pt'sburE. L. O. Connc,t.
nunsloi cnsriss A. LuN' Syracuse A D.
TeIcscrb?Sker-M Nj, and Mr.. ". ~
Rohins9n i'"1doY; e y = and Mn Dis'
NJ. ana Mrs, II. q K%reiticr, Akron; a. l.
and Mrs pussan, indianapolis. Henry
vsnd"rbrt~G' A. Lord. 10, Angeles: II.
g. Dow. L. q. Graham. u. +. Jackson.
ri't.burg,
Acknowledgements, qs5 s,snHns,,S ;. H Mr sns s"'s Dr.,
Thnmas +, Rvan, Eusenaia. r, u Martin
,Reh,msn, Nv cream; J. ! ShNs.r'i Nov
y Me-s,r. Washington: > NJ !. and Mr.,
Nshnro. Curacao. n W. L. Richard Bar.
a amo'' Mr. :" W 'nei,tNh''' l. s. " o
sza-scnato 10 Barron colt. Rhode
Island. r T. Eyre. London. Mrs Harbert
Schr'tcl. Southampton. Nj and Mrs. W. n
Earle. Boston: Van II Manning, Washing
ton.
Trz.Carl,on-Mr and Mr.. u CLARK;
Mrs. j. {. Aver. Glen Cove. l.. I W. n.
and Mrs, Harrison. chicago ih,lngs,Hn
Frc>er, -. DAVIS, IA. O. W. F%arr"'l.
Mn.rey w., p Thn1sn,i: ToI-inE-
Potter. Providence. James i Kean..
Duhuou., la. Mrs g., W Frame, New
ron,o. W. and Mrs. Leonard Buralo.
Park Avcnuc-P. j. Carver, Baltimore;
II. q. Curtis, Bermuda, J. u, and Mrs.
Dovlc. Philadelphia. n. y. Dole. United
states ieodctic survey Mr. and Mrs =.
wolcott-M $ Frey. Baltimore: =. g
Means. Cleveland Mr.. and Mrs John S
Kennedy. Philadelphia: II II wade, Mcr-
ccrsburg. Pa Mr., and Mrs, II r. Beebe.
Cticn.
timore: a. ". Bolton, Berkeley. Cal John
G. Holman. Wheeling; o. =. Hazard.
schenectady W. j. Dangaix. Birmingham IN.
Ala. Merle w. Ewell. Philadelphia; J. W.
and Mrs Coleman, Richmond, II A. and
Mrs. Miller, Panama
H. Roardman, Columbus Mrs l.. c. Stone.
Spokane; g J. Armi'age.. Rochester: DR.,
RIOS" Heichler, Philadelphia, w. II. j.
Wander I.oorn, Tho Hague.
~and-Dav F Aitkcn. Buffalo: Fred
II. Touik.. Boston,; John n Holloway.
tanooga II II. Howard. Port OF Spain.
Trinidad: carl o, Landau. GothenburE,
sweden; Mr., and Mrs. q. NJ. Rowland,
wes,held, Mass A, 7. Terry. New Orleans,
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

MANCHESTER. VI, Sept. is.-Arriv.ls
by automobile q, The EeginoS House; Mr.:
roll p. Davis. Mrs. DAVIS. fi,,sburs Pack
1sS'; Mr. J.. Ap 7. pes " s j.; Dss,Ii, Vi Mas. S:
'srcvcnn: Mrs. Henry Hobart Brown.
Mr. Nathan Trot,.r: rHil1dsIpnI. Req:
don, Ensland ;csailas,; Mrs and, Mis-.
Edward r. Connolly. Trenton tHudson,;
~; And Mr.. RaIph & Hna,on; safr.iG
$ r"na. EElisas.,hiown Mis-" Z. TRiiSh.rd..
Mis-. 5 Clark warrensburs Irierse',,.
c Goo1sc bourne. Mis. g.. Z. BcSrns. Mia;
~ y Bon,"c; oaks 4 L. p /. Ro' E. Koy yc1i
n, .nn Nc e Il. Morton, Mis-. Morton.
rhlisdeiphl. ,Reo!; Fred blanchard
Troy. =. y. ocsdillac,: Mr.. ana Mrs, viii.
lam Gemml. Margaret and Isaac. He'zell.
rHilad.lrhI. r%.aiiIrc' NM Mrs. i. i; i Psr' +
charis. Dexter. Miss Dexter. ovsrhrock,
cirsckard5; Mr.. and Mrs; ". a, white.
ford TsT yorkk tPeesiss,'' ,a-Mo,or Ar.
rivals at the Glen. Springs: Mrs. Is!dore
$.wman, Miss NEWMAN. New Orleans
Rorhee",er ,Packsrdl Mrs. whiieiaw. Mis-;
Do1s,Is CieysI.nd ,T~,srssrArrSw. JS M,;
a Mas' b f''t i;cSSssiimeei.'; SMHr.ess i,
Giiis s",: M S'u ard M Mr. c'? 81 f. sr" : 'e cSi:
cago, Mr.. and Mrs r.. d. Woodward. New
,n,d 1=h S.san MR., G = cssv, H. L ON.
rand y. j. Leopard, oysso ,pi.rse:Ar:
+ II. Egan, Miss 4, Gearhart, Buffalo
, rr.Gs;ca. . Mr; sSS Mrs ~ : M: n p S1.,
rNabS; M Mrr""arnyii Mr., " Il. Hunter. Devon,
'"rtodbFiEFRsHo@N,' y. Y. sept. ,a-Au,s;
mobile arrivals at tn. o;tc.sa;sa; Ip,
G ,an, e. II, Rui hrGT" ba Ha% YORK tr aMts.
Arrow; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Warren. King
ton, = ~. ,NasrarIap%l; Mr. and Mr..
William @. Ms!dron;, Alice y waldron.
H. IL Ii,tcii. Mr. and Mrs. {. II. @iittel..
Buffalo ,Stearns); Mr.. and. Mrs q. u.
Mr. and Mrs. IL A.. Hitchcock, Mr. and
Mr., Wizard Ausicn: ITHACA Dodge; Mr..
h7roS " Mrs. .Ja nnsSn i. " coi,' Ir-. 'so
Mrs. hamilton Harris: Mrs. Frederick Ha'.
RI Ht!4c-!ty''l Ws;o Dol tF'e1 f., srp,' ia
Au,omobiIe arrivals at the Mount wash.
ingiGn; Thomas Tha.chcr, New York
rr sGslfnSIi H H@3ssr H. ra Gro...t New Bo S"s.
| Picrcel; James Whitehead. New York
Cadlllac); Nelson j. Goss. New York
,Pierc"I; Benjamin u. Conrad. Boston
1Msrmon): the Rev, Joseph q. Anderson.
Ca Opi"rcel: Francis Ean.s. Phils
deiphia Buick; Dudley y, Peck. Mont:
clair packard; James Ellis. Cleveland
,HsyncsI; Elwood NJ. Boyd, Philadelphia
Oadlilac,; Hugh 8 Bunneii. New York
chandler; Arthur l.. d3owes, New York
| ,colei; Henry Il. Dilenhack. New York
lPeericss); Arthur Sclden. New York
lStcarns,; Andrew n Gregg. New Haven
lnvsrlanbl. Charles + Estront Inrtlap nd
Packard: Mrs. Benjamin Bruner. Phila-
delDhia (OyerlandJ,
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MISS SCOTT MAKES
GIFT TO NEWPORT
Offers Flagstaff Similar to
One Presented by Mrs.
+. w. Vanderbilt.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 13.-Another OF
Newport's Fairgrounds Is to be equipped
with a flagstaf through the generosity
OF a summer resident. Miss Louise Il.
Scott. after consulting with the City
Park Commission and the supervisor Of
recreation, has offered a large Flagstaff
similar to the ones Mrs. Fred w. Wander
bilt and Guy Norman W. for Aquid-
neck and King parks. to he erected at the
Vernon avenue playfield. This will be In
memory Of her brother. George I. Scott,
who died last winter and was the origi-
nator Of the acroplane fund for the
Rhode Island militia.
Kiss Charlotte L.. Pcll gave O dinner
at Beacon Lodge this evening. and Mrs.
William F. Draper gave a dinner at the
Orchard.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
William A. Delano OF New York. a guest
Of Henry Clews, and Alexander Hume Of
New Milford. Conn, guest Of II. o. Have
meyer.
Mrs. David Nevins Of Methuen. Mass,
has rented for next season Miss L. II.
Warnings estate In Catherine street.
Mrs. Joseph Gazzam gave n luncheon
to-day for Mrs. George Barnett Of wash
ington. Mrs. Gazzam left later for a
motor trip and will be away until the
middle Of next week.
Milton Baldridge OF New York Il visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. j. Norman de II.
Whitehouse.
Mrs. d. NJ. Bedell Of New Rochelle Is
spending a week here. Mr.. II Mrs.
Jerome y. Bonaparte are leaving for Hot
Springs. Va. next week, closing their
residence in Middletown. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. shaw Safe are returning from their
country place at East Greenwich next
Tuesday. Mrs. James +. u. Lanier has
closed her season and returned to New
York. James Brown Potter Is sailing
for Europe mex Saturday.
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WILL STAGE A BULL FIGHT.
To Ne Feature of Castles In b
Air Review.

The Bull Ring is the name OF the re-
view which will open the Castles III the
Air. atop the Forty-fourth street The
a.re. on Thursday evening. September IS.
The place has been transformed into n
reproduction of the Granada bull ring.
A ~travesty of Carmen" with a terpsi-
chorcan bull fight will he the feature OF
the performance.
Tho cas-, for the review Ia headed nv
Helen Trix. II includes Ernest Hare.
Patsy O'Hcarn, Alice Van Ryker and
a chorus OF fifty. carmen will be fol-
lowed hy a fox trot. Whom tho Boys
Return" written by Mia Trix In honor
Of the return of tho New York Regiments.
The review is staged hy Edward L. Tenn
pie. formerly Of the IIlprodromc.
Admission Will he charged to The
Bull Ring" which will open at ~ o'clock.
The performance will begin AZ midnight.
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hi, ". B. PARSONS
70 Be BRIDEGROOM
engagement to Rose Salton.
stall Peabody Of Groton,
Mass, Announced.
SOON TO MARRY
label Yeomans and G. P.
Brett, Jr., Margaret Slocum
and J. G.. Quinby, Jr.

no Rev. Or. and Mrs. Endicott
p.,Sody Of Groton. Mass, have an
,,pnced the engagement Of their daugh-
~. Miss Rose %Saltonstall Peabody. to
., william Barclay Parsons. son Of Mr..
I'd Mrs. william Barclay Parsons Of
M, city. Miss Peabody returned recently
rom Europe on the Touraine after pass
,ss ,oms time there aiding war relief
,o,k. She Is one Of four daughters of
n. Rev. ard Mrs. Peabody. Her father
, h.admas,er OF Groton School. Groton.
Mass.
rr Parsons. who was graduated from
Harvard IN 1910 and later from the Col
%. ~ Physicians and Surgeons. Is at
,.hed 10 the Presbyterian Hospital. His
n.he- Is one Of the most prominent en-
el-,srs Of this country. Mr.. Parsons's
~o,her was Miss Anna Reed. and on his
mo,her's side he is a grandson OF the late
V-s sylvanus Reed. who for many years
ras head Of a private school in this city.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Tire engagement has been announced
miss label Stevenson Yeomans. daugh-
.,- Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallas Yeo-
-ans. TO George Plat Brett. Jr.. Of this
~. Miss Yeomans was introduced 10
..g,,, los, vin,or She 10 ma ss,nC Oh.
,ono- Vim nor n~arents a, ,heir cow
I. ni,.o rherrv I'm. pIvmoutb Mass.
Nv work. bon,s Ia NJ & ~ shiny.
so,ars yor,h NJ prc,, 4, a .nr y,
w pr,,. rro,, nros,dent q, ~. W.,
IN" rv.' p,niishi,c romn,nv IL 10 /,
1..I s~o"ndron xnnS LEI ,,s
.enna. A., ,IIan Tor " u"
w a. II. v,n,i.u =, c,.... -,
H.i i" y, - 49,. - - nS.m -
l.h'.ua 1919. ~ NJ.
~ .n- c"' " W.
.hs. ' u,, S',~.
"a. OF w, trt,.. 80 to- = ~ ria,a
M Uu,".s ".um 100.
s."."'' u".n,u n.. ,,s"a,.,
:. ~. S,nrn' ""' e'"'"''''
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WHITE SULPHUR ACTIVITIES.
Dinner Given At Greenbrier Il
Honor Of c. w. Bradley,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
Sept. 13.-George w. Stevens OF Rich
mond. Va. entertained this evening at
Greenbrier In honor OF c. w. Bradley.
superintendent of telegraph Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. on the
occasion OF his cightieth birthday.
Among those present were II. w. Twick-
ham. j. p. Nelson, J. w. Knapp. T. W.
Grice. Il. p, Goodwin. c. e. Walker. W.
]. Booth. r. T. Jellison. l.. l.. Scherer,
q. Il. Wall. f. d. Hotchkiss. John u.
1'otts. NJ. T. Spicer. J. p. Stevens and
Or. w. 7. Oppenheimer Of Richmond.
and J, II. Cary. l.. b. Allen. W r. Hud-
son. j. A. Fox. f. 6. Rockwell. r. l..
Book. J. r. Harris. G. J. Derbyshire and
i. r Parrish Of Cincinnati.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. McMichacl
Of Philadelphia rave a 3 o'clock tea
yesterday afternoon at the Casino for
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss. Jr., Mrs. WILL
lam H.. Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
ID. Clark and Miss Josephine Mcclure OF
Philadelphia. and Mrs. John Churchill
and Miss Hcye.
Mrs. John Walker of Richmond ar
rived to-day. also the Rev. David r.
Howard Of Norfolk.
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PARALYSIS RECORD.
Days Deaths and New Cases a. Re.
ported BY Borougha

ported by Borosghs.
Deaths and new cases Of infa ntile
paralysis reported by the Health De-
yesterday follow:
DEATHS.
Manhattan.
Evelyn Cohen. bo7 West les,h street;
Florence Schsller. aAs East Fifty-nrst
street: Frank Mango; a:i East iooth street:
4O2 East Fifty-third street
Janice jacob. Sol Yves, l3oth street.
The BronI.
Margaret Mccarthy, 1890 Topping ave
nue..
Brooklyn.
Beckie Auerbaeh. $50 Georgia avenue.
Jos. Wallis. 1928 six,y-nrst street,
NEW CASES.
Alex. Kat.. III orchard street; Seymour
Golub. IS Cedar street: Eleanor Obersky.
1873 East Eleventh street: Saddle Mischelli.
1879 First avenue: Mary Snyder, 90: East
West i;sth street: stella i. cousins. Scs
West l34th street: Joseph I.apurno, :3>
Boy Schiller. So. Beck street: Eisie
Prince. s22 East l36th street; Martin Stel-
ma n. sal East l35th street; Dorothy Dono-
hue. e32s Webster avenue; Ruth Gold berg
?llo Arthur avenue; Bert --.,llto TT;
East lI6th street.
Brooklyn.
Sylvia Rossman.. sos South Third street;
Caroline Antman, 1876 Park place: Thomas
Braddish. i.6 Marion street: Wal
ter H~eruchkorn. 400 Bradford street;
william Gaiush. H. Relmont avenue: Ma.
than wohigemuth.. 1908 Nineteenth ave
nue.; Gertrude Rohrtch. %<2l Fifteenth ava.
nue.; Katherine Kennedy. 1859 East TWEEN
ty-rrst street,
Queens.
Samuel Littell, I5< Twenty-hfth street
Elmhurst: Helen Andrickus. l0+3 Contra
avenue. Far Rockaway: Catherine N-in-
berger, - North Lincoln avenue. Rock
away Park; Fred Shore. $3.50 Beaufort ave.
nue.. Union Course: Arthur Backus. 4Os;
jerome avenue.
Marjorie Blau. 1910 Castieton avenue
West New Brighton.
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DINNERS AT BRETON WOODS.
w. r. Dasspaugh E%ntertaias e
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Calder.

BRETON WOODS. n. H.. Sept. ia
Among the dinners to-day was n given
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L.
aid Of Providence by W. +. Duns-
pauEh. president Of the Maplewood Hotel
Company. and another at her cottage
there BY Mrs. Fiske Hammond. who
took her sixteen guests to the hotel for
dancing and supper In the grill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perc!val Hill gav q
dinner in tho Cave grill at the Mount
Washington for Mr.. n Mrs. NJ. l..
Reed, who will give a return dinner on
Saturday evening, Miss Grace Reed
and the Misses Gertrude n Catharine
iIill were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry blanchard. who
were married on the summit Of Mount
Washington, are spending their honey
moon at Sandwich, ~. II.
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DR.. FINLEY NOW A CHEvALHR
state Commissioner Of Edscation
decorated by King Of Italy.

AtsA"Y. Sept. 13.-Dr. John II. Finley.
safe Commissioner OF Education. was
r''lfed tonight that he Ia been deco
nted by King Victor Emmanuel as a
c~hevalicr ~ the Crown Of Italy. The
so''hcation came from Joseph y. Fran
t'llni Of New York.
Or. Finley previously had been deco
rated with the Order Of the Legion OF
Nonor Of France and the Imperial Order
q the Rising Sun of Japan.
The sun., 1916-09-14
WILLIS H. WILCOX.
Greenwich Banker Dies IN Motor
on way 70 Msuntaius.

GREENwrcH. Conn.,. Sept. 13.-willis
II. Wilcox. as years old. died suddenly
to-day in an automobile while on his way
to the White Mountains. He left Green
witch In company with his wife and son
and daughter-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Wilcox. for a few weeks stay in
bethlehem, ". II. While passing through
North Haven he was stricken with heart
disease and died before medical aid could
be summoned.
MFR. Wilcox for many years was at the
head OF the Wilcox factory established
by his father in Rivcrsville. where car
manufactured. He was president Of the
Greenwich Savings Bank and director In
a number OF other banking institutions.
The sun., 1916-09-14
WILLS AND

CHARLES BERGER. died December IL.
1915 Appraiser Hoppl. Total assets. li3..
40; net estate. !il,isl. Mrs. Mary Ber-
A.bnry Park. sep,cmher 3. LETT $1,000 out
maid. Charlotte NJ. Nacks. "as a token OF
appreciation" Tho money In left In trust.
the remainder Of the estate. with the cx.
lives. The icstator lived at lee Reid ave.
nue.. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-14

Blake. who was III when DR.. Dcsjardins
left Paris Winfield Sheehan Of tho Fox
Film Company aud Mrs. Sheehan and
eighteen American collegians who have
been acting as ambulance drivers on the
French war front. They are returning
to resume their studios.
The sun., 1916-09-14
Miss Harriet NJ. Tenny.

GREENWICH. Conn. Sept. 13.-Miss
Harriet Maria Tcnny. prominent as a
church and temperance worker here. died
to-day at the age OF 81. She was a
teacher In Dr. Wards private school In
Brooklyn In 1850 and later taught un-
der Miss Wadleigh in the Tw~enty-third
street public school. She also estab-
lishcd a school In this city.
The sun., 1916-09-14
Albert r. X reinbPtnk.

Albert +. Krcinbrink. a retired manu-
facturer OF wagons and Carriages. dled
on Tuesday in hts home. IS Rutland
road. lie was born In Feldberg. Ger
many. seventy-hve years ago and came
to this country IN 1856. His wife. Bar
bara -. Krcinbrink, a son and a daugh-
ter Tlryiye.
The sun., 1916-09-14
RISING DEATH RATE
DISTURBS EXPERTS
Leaps to 80 Per Cent. as Epi-
demic in Infantile Par.
alysis Wanes.
LECTURES TO TEACHERS
City Instructors Hear Series
Of Talks Regarding Polio
myelitis Symptoms.

Fifteen hundred principals. assistant
principals and supervisors of physical in
struction in the public schools met at the
Washington irving High School yestcr-
day afternoon to listen TO the first OF a
series Of health ak designed to give
them instruction in the care OF chill
dren relative to the epidemic OF infantile
paralysis.
Health matters were discussed In de-
tail by Commissioned Haven Emerson.
william @. Wilcox. president OF the
Board Of Education. n Or. Charles +.
Boiduan. head Of the bureau Of public
health education. DIR. c. Ward Cramp-
ton. director Of physical training and
hygiene IN the public schools. presided.
New cases of ~poiiomyclitis reported TO
the Health Department totallcd thirty.
one. a decrease Of seven from the figures
Of the previous day. The deaths for the
day were nine. a decrease OF nine from
Tuesday. The slight drop In the num-
her Of now cases did not wholly satisfy
Health Department officials or the Fed
eral officers In charge Of DR.. charles f.
Banks. who had looked for a much
larger falling of.
Health Certificates Necessary.
The Acting City superintendent Of
Schools announced last night that he will
send the following notice to all schools
within a few days:
,,or 80 In Comni..,on.r n, Hcaith chill.
dr.r ~ No.. 1890 a. ,oca,I,i.s ou,.
LA. ~ On. ,,m,t. ~ New work. CITY
.,i,h,n ,u,n xa.x. ,r,o- En- IN. onen,nr
% IN. schoois sen,smhsr Ok will he re-
on,r"S 80 nrs..n, c~ar,Iecat.. from ,hc
hsa,,h on1c,ois ~ .uch Iorai,t,., stating
,ha, ,h.,. hay. M, rs.,ded in infected
go, 80, 800 oxro.ea IN
"a, ao,,,.. c,s. - rfan,i,. naralv.is
.,:.,.. a.. ,,.coatnn Nc .,..Ls"
Tn".S ~" N, ,ho p,,rd ~
,,.."u ,,a %on,n,on that
:, ... .rs -. -, r.c.a. more
... nn sunn,r Az. ,.y
S"..Ns .". 49, 's".ons ,,n,. r.
naNe w 'e pos'i,ou.u s.tn,. 49,,
Ine.'o" ~ "v".'S, -. 80
sd" no reaso" why P'e'e"' '"'' 0'
y w .arIie. u o....u.
voinunent,ns on NV u"y nsuIes ,me
I.es,.n .on,'.ss'oner sa'u ,he pIopo, Wa
81 oea'ns 10 ,ne huI"o,r vi VI ~
.'sessc 70. y .' 70 ~,
LOT u en.'ro p..r"' Vi ume
u past Iew "eeNS. "om.,. ~ ~.
rN,e mas peen sIo",ns e"un'.
eeN e"u'ns 'e.as ."as IT, s"."aun
sv pei cen.. ua'e ue.e ""'0 'ee"
o'0i' e"seS ""u "'ioi oe"'"s' .
.-., u.. "a.
" eo0
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TouRA1NE BRINGS WAR NEWS.
French Helmets Increase Mortality,
says Dr. n. e.. Bryan.

DR.. Il. c. Bryan. head Of Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitncy's hospital at Juilly.
France. who arrived last evening by the
French liner La Touralne. from Bor-
deaux. said that since the French SOL
diers had beer using the steel helmet
there had been high mortality from
wounds In the head. just below the pro-
lection OF the helmet.
Before the adoption Of the helmet
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MOVEMENTS OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept i5-Th"
steam yacht Corsa'r. J 7 Morgan, 'hH
power Yacht Whi-'w'ni. lu'lus F'"'soh-
mann. amt the yav Dawn hay" arrived
The auxiliary schooner yacht f"In'Wp.
rh,r,ersd nv Edwin Y. R-Nwn: ~"
schooner yacht E~nchsntress, Wiila9n =
1selin: the power Yacht Rolo. tNa-'o-"i
nv John Hcrhcr, ware. and tn" Cyu''it
III. Merrill u Mills. hay" l"t hero. rl'
CYNTHIA III. started Tor iatchrout on her
way 80 southern waters,
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Anna pavIowa sued for % 900.

A suit against Anna Pavlowa. the
dancer. for $1,000 alleged to be due on
an unpaid note was begun yesterday in
the Supreme cour by James l.. Stewart.
as executor of the will of Charles Dick
inson Stickncy. who died last March.
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Harold r. MOseley.

wEsrriELp. Mass. Sept. 13.-Harold
Il. Moseley. former Representative and
state Senator. died at his home here
early to-day. He was ~ years of age.
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JEAN DURAN H0EY.
Was wife Of Charles Hoey Of Fa.
nous Vaudeville Team.

Jean Duran Hoey. wife Of Charles
Hoey. OF the vaudeville team of Hoey
and Lee. died yesterday AT her home.
1914 Clarendon road, Brooklyn. Mrs.
lIocy. before her marriage. was known
on the stage as lean Powell. Her hus-
band and a daughter survive.
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w. L. Douglas Stores

s3779 Third Az. bst. I46tA q i<7th Sts.
3]7 Eighth Avenue.
$3.50 West 19Sth Street.
BROOKLYN
%91 Fulton street. cor. .
7OS-1iO Broad way cor. Thornton.
1867 broadway. cor. Gates Avenue.
AIS Fifth Avenue. cor. nth street.
OOmOIO(O lines o. W. l. Dc
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1850 Manhattan Avenue.
1879 Pitkin Avenue.
JERSEY CITY-1S Newark Avenue.
sVOBOkEN-t2O Washington st.
sUNION HILL-278 Bergenline Ave.
sHEwARK 49, All Broad Street.
sPATERSON-193 Market street.
sTRENTON-1Ol r. state St., cor. Broad
vO6so ohOOo kOe .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-15
STOCK MARKET


 New York, March 15.-Opening.-Aec- +ivity and general strength were again f11e. doninent features of today's early stock market, Yesterdays buying movement being resumed on a broad scale. Gains of a point or more WeFe reeisAered by American Lecom1t1ve' American Can, American Zinc, Chino Copper, Mexican Petroleum and West inghouse The latter opened with sale Of 6,0OO shares at TO to 70 If, against yesterdays final quotation or 69 3-s Canadian Pacific led the rafls with a rise of 1 IA while Reading rose over a point Specdalties yielded as much as a point on secondary offer-- ings.
 Noon: Reading assumed first place soon after the opening, leading the active trading of the forenoon The stock rose 3 z to 69 E, it's advance being accompanied by various rumors among others that Rockefeller inter ests were buying control. Color was given to this report by the strength of Western Maryland, 8 Rockefeller property, which rose 3ss to 32as Other strong features included Lehigh Valley, Norfolk & Western, United Fruit and Zinc, the latter. adding 2 points to it's initial gains. BethlehenA Steel, selling minus it's first quarterly dividend of 77k, fell to $40, an over flight loss of 21M points. Cuban American Sugar rose to 2S5. Bonds were steady.