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re PAGlt TWELVE THE POUGHKEEPSIE EAGLE flEWS SATURDAY. 'APfili; S. I94," AQUATIC LIFE TOPIC OF TALK i i i' i Dr. A. Morgan, ML Roljoke, Gires Illnstrated Speech At Vasar College Tl It ft cultural asset to' know other species than one's own.

It make en little Iras loneeome in the universe' said Dr Anne Morgan, foresaw of aooloty at Mount Holjoke couege. In an Illustrated seiluie uii aiiimal emeus. at Vsinar coOefe last evening The lecture a under the auspice ot the department el aoolotT. and aa one ol a series of talks on Dr. Morgan described the variety at animal lite existing In plant and streams.

A pond. she said. Ii a body of water shallow enough to let plant grow alt the waj acroai It. Not much la visible on the aurface, but underneath la a strance world, a primeval aodety which has been stabUlsed an tta relationships. The planta aupport herbivorous animals, which In turn form food for the larger canuvorus specie.

There are emergent planta such rattilla. whoae rooU go down into the water and support, a specific population among titan. There are floating planta. such as Illy pads, whose underside Is a nursery for Ball and beetle eggs, and finally. there are submerged plants which teed the smaller animals, which In turn feed tbe fishes.

Shaw SMea of flies Dr. Morgan showed a number of slides of the mayfly, a common Insect which got through nymph and aquatic stage before eitstlng for a day or a week as a winged Insect. Its ephemeral life has been celebrated by a Russian philosopher, who urged people to" die as easily as doe the mayfly. '1 The mayfly has two types of vision, one for day and. one for twilight.

With a structure mainly adopted for locomotion and reproduction. It has no digestive apparatus at aO, not even a mouth. Animals la streams conTront the rigorous condition of running water. They have id be flat and stay on Today there is no need for anxiety ever rupture! See jrouf doctor 4 and if he prescribe a truss, then com and have Mr. Lulu, a man with.

20 yean experience, fit you properly. Price are low 1 toiler Yeakan 359 Main st TL2 16 Hurt, All Rescued, When Airliner Hits Swamp aaaVsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaewS aevleBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBm i VeBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm BBBBBBBBBBBBBBn An Eastern Air One transport, forced down near Vera Beach, Flav by a storm on a flight from Miami to New York, as It appeared from the air. Its motors torn loose and Its wings partly submerged Thirteen passengers. Including Dr and Mrs. Oeorge Ciile and Mrs.

James Cos, and the crew of three were Injured, none critically The pilot sustslned severest Injuries of anyone In the plane. the bottom, or here adhesive apparatus to keep, from being swept away, or else be ao thin that the wster win run by them These last, said Dr. Morgan, are the original steamllners. Spring comes to water communi ties sooner than It does to land In January, the speaker said, when there Is a thin sheet of Ice over the water, along the edges one can And alga containing the egg deposits maicauve 01 spring acuvuy. Field Far Waseca The field of aquatic biology Is a fertile one for women Fishery departments are concerned with the question of what to feed young flsh usuauy led on liver.

This diet. rever. produees furies of a pale color. It would be better If a natural diet of mayflies could be secured, but so far. no one has solved the problem of raising mayflies near the Bah hatcheries.

Dr. Morgan Je scribed her experiences In this research. What animals eat that Is also a pertinent question for Investigation, she said. There ought to be more ponds, the speaker asserted In conclusion Fsycbjoloaieally. they are good and Interesting for people; for animals and birds, who depend on than for food, they are a necessity.

should organize all sort of community propecta to create aril mal refuges, said Dr. Morgan, out then we should be sure that there are f.t In the refuges, and this means knowing something about the life and habits of animals native to water. ALIMONY APPLICATION DENIED BY ALDRICH Application of Mrs. Eva F. Colden for alimony and counsel fees In a separation action brought by her against Calvin Colden was denied yesterday by Justice Aldrlch In Supreme court here Justice Aldrlch decision struck st "abusive language" In the action papers, declaring the action denied "without prejudice to the renewal of the motion upon proper papers' me couple were married in this city In 1904, and have been seps rated about tune years Mrs.

Col denl separation action Is based on cruel and Inhuman treatment and abandonment, which grounds are denied by the defendant. John Rucker, White Plains, Is attorney for the plaintiff, while McCabe and Rosen represent Mr. Colden. EDGAR SCHOONMAKER SENTENCED TO JAIL Junction, arrested March 39 by Town Policeman Botsford, also on a charge of Illegal parking st Skste lsnd, also pleaded guilty, and re ccivcu a 4 line Arthur R. MattloU.

JJ. of Arllng ton. Mass, who said he 'began In Arlington and stopped In Arlington' wss fined $3 on pleading guilty to a charge of parking In a no parking xone ai Maw street ana oireu are nue He was srrested Thursday night by Town Policeman Mackey. LETTERS REQUESTED ffl BICKEL ESTATE MRS. STROOCK HURT IN CRASH Newburgh Woman Was One Of Air Liner's Passengers; Pilot Badly Injured VERO BEACH.

Fie, April CH Sixteen persons, ssfe alter spending a day and part of a night soaking wet In a grounded plane In Florida swampland, received hospital treatment today and told In resiigaum how the. Elem Alr Liner was forced down In a blinding squall. Rescued thro gh six miles of rank flatlands sswgrass, they were tsken one by one through the night to hospitals In Fort Pierce snd Vero Beach where all seemed destined for recovery, with the possible exception ot the esptaln. Oerald O'Brien, who was suffering from a crushed chest, an injured leg and shock. From his hospital bed O'Brien attributed the forced landing to the weather.

"We got caught In a terrific storm," he said "I fought It for some tune. I kept trying to get out of It. We'dropped 3.S00 feet before I could catch It. Then I looked for a likely place to put her down Government representatives, meanwhile pushed a two sided Investigation. Three Civil Aeronautics board men Frank E.

Caldwell. Crisp and James N. Peyton questioned the passengers and crew Reps. Jack Nichols tD Okla) and Richard Kleberg (D Texas), who Just finished an Investigation of the disastrous EAL crash near Atlanta Feb. 37.

arrived by plane to con Fragment Of Jawbone With Teeth, Confession Convict Thomas Conroy Jury Condemns Bronx Janitor for Murder Of Genevieve Connolly Last Nov. Electric Chair Mandatory BCTTEKFLT Jade carvlngt of butterflies oftea were burled with la ou China, because butterflies symbotb. Immortality In Chinese mythstoo LONO BON Runners, traveling in relays, furnished Montesuma, Artec ruler, with fresh flsh at hi palace, MO mile away from tbe ocean. Edgar Schoonmaker, 4J, of South Water street, was sentenced to IS days in the county Jail by Justice of the Peace Fltchett. of Arlington, last night after entering a plea of guilty to a public Intoxication charge.

Schoonmaker was arrested late Thursday night by Deputy Sheriff Stout, who found him asleep along Route f. Harold Hare, 11Wapplngera Falls, arrested March 11 by Vincent Smith for parking on the sidewalk at Skateland. Arlington, pleaded, guilty and was fined tl. Eugene Kelley. 19, Hopewell Letters of administration for the estate of Walter Blckel, resident of this city who died March 9, are sought in a petition filed yesterday In the offices of the surrogate.

William Clolko Is Attorney for the estate In the proceeding. Lena Blckel. wife of the de cedent, la the sole heir at law listed In the proceedings. She resides at U'i Oarden street. The estate Is listed as "well under 110.000 in real estate." and 1300 In personal property The real estate consists of a house and lot at IT Colden street, Newburgh duct a congressional Inquiry.

Mrs. Bertram Slroock of Newburgh, at first listed among the passengers as Mrs Msrgaret Oraham, was on the plane with her husband. EAL said she was listed ss Mrs, uraham because her air' line credit card still carried her former name She suffered a pos sible spine Injury, and her husband. an industrialist, multiple cuts and bruises. A petition for letters of adminis tration for the estate of Earl Ketcham.

resident of this city, who died March 25. was filed yesterday Raymond a. Quernsey Is attorney for the estate Truman Ketcham, brother, of Hart street, Albany, Is the only heir at law listed The estate Is valued at $3,000 In personal property. CITY BUILDING TOTAL FOR MARCH IS $35,738 LUCKEY'S HALLrirta rstxr tn. Nii Enamel a eMaiiM olosst ram ARAX STUDIOS as tn Mala at Permits for new building and for additions and alterations totalled 133,73 for March, Commissioner of Assessments and Building Inspection Sherwood has announced.

New construction, consisting of two dwellings, amounted to 118,200 The largest, single permit was Issued for remodeling of Dr Martin T. Slegel's office and apartment building at 37 Cannon street, with the cost estimated at 113.000 Since April 1, a permit for a new dwelling, at Beechwood avenue and Alden road, has been Issued to Joseph E. Llppl. and a permit for an addition to the property of Samuel A. Popover, 41 50 South Clover street, has been granted, estimated cost of the latter work being 1300.

NEW YORK April 4 (AP) A charred fragment of Jawbone with three teeth clinging to It all that remained of blue eyed, red haired Oenevleve Connolly, 10 and a signed confession, todsy condemned Thomas Conroy 39 year old tanttor. to Sing Sing prison's electric chair A Bronx county Jury of 11 men and one woman convicted Conroy of first degree murder after deliberating a little oer an hour Judge James M. Barrett get Mondar for lmDosltlon of the mandatory death aentence. Conroy signed confession said that he garroied the pretty I school honor student in the cellar of the building where he worked, and stuffed her body In the furnace, after she resisted his advances and threatened to tell her parents his long time friends and natives of his own West Mesth Ireland that he had tried to kiss her lsst Nov. Maeh Dirt.

Ashes Sifted Imestlgston ho hsd sought the missing girl for two das before Conroy confessed to get this off my conscience shoveled tons of coal and sifted barrels of sshes before finding the Jswbone and teeth tnst provided the necesssry corpus delicti Conroy testified the confession wss forced from him under police threats. Conroy stood eslmly and firmly In the crowded courtroom as the Jury foreman read the verdict that meant his death, snd qulftljf recited to the court clerk his pedigree which Included the assertion that his only other lsw violation wss ss a boy In Ireland. He ssld he wss sent to a boys school, for three yesrs sfter wss convicted of breaking Into a candy machine In a railroad station The psreots of th slain girl, Mr and Mrs. Robert Connolly, were not In the courtroom when the verdict wss announced, although several other relatives were. Confessed 1 Dsys Later Cbnroy's confession and surrender to the police came after" two days of frantic searching for the girl Police, who hsd shovelled tons of coal In Conroy's building, where the Connollys also resided, were preparing to dig up the cellar when Conroy gave himself up He.

told police he gsre the little girl two cents for going to a nearby store to get him clgsrettes, and she spent It for candy Upon her return, he ssld, he kissed her and tried to fondle her When she threatened to tell her par ents and started to scream, he placed his hand over her mouth to choke off the sound, pushed her Into the basement snd killed her CHILDREN WHO UNDERWCIGHT NCCO "sr f. A BBBBBBBBfll A 'sxi BBBBTaBC Bal svT HJavsWH gBjmnjBBjB am iUsjVf 0SO lBs aa. MTUUtS Jaaaaaaaaaani Rich In essential vitamins A and needed to fight colds and help build strong, sturdy bodies. Its use for years Is convincing; It must tun merit. INDIA SUrrLlES CANVAS To meet the position created by the acute world shortage of flax.

India has supplied to the United Kingdom over 5 000 000 yards of cotton canvas and over 3 000 000 yards of cotton Jute union fabric Simla reports that the last named Is an entirely new type of fabric evolved and developed by the Indian Del tense Department and Supply Department. India also has supplied canraa and fabric to Its own defense services. More than 430 million handker chiefs valued by factories at (30, 000 000 are made In the S. each year. I i ssSajk, aVtJaBataatnaaaw1 ObbbbbbbSSbbV bbbbbbbbbbK SSbbbbBbbbbF bbbbbbbbbb aBBBaPBHannBaf fltea The New Spring Apparel we bought for our New Store it here but our New Store isn't ready 1 We bought More Than Ever in Anticipation of Much Larger Quarters We Haven't Room for AH of it Here so We're offering NEW SPRING APPAREL at REMOVAL SALE PRICES in one grand EASTER SALE! SILVERSTRYPE SUITS Strictly' hand tailored nationally advertised quality auita; NEW spring colorsl DEVONSHIRE SUITS $35.00 PAX THE EASY WAY $2375 $2675 $30.00 TWEED SUITS $22'75 Not ordinary tweeds, but fine NEW fabrics beautifully cut and tailored.

NEW spring modelal $25.00 TOPCOATS $1 Q75 Camel hair and wool a style standoutl NEW spring styles! 512.50 Reversible TOPCOATS $8'75 Handaome tweeds reversible to water repellent fabric the perfect all weather coat. 525.00 Gabardine TOPCOATS $91 75 $2 65 Known wherever men wear good clothes for fine fabrics and fine hand tailoring. NEW apring styles I The season's newest and smartest topcoat I 53.5o MEN'S HATS a. All new arrivals, all NEW apring she dea and styles. ALL, FURNISHINGS AT REDUCED PRICES! SLOTE'S MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON MOHICAN MARKET Pooghiceepste'a Finest Food Store 361 363 365 MAIN STREET EXTRA QUALITY FOOD VALUES for SATURDAY! WHEN YOU THINK OF POULTRY, Think ol Mohican! FIRST OF THE SEASON! TOr QCAUTT FRESH DRESSED I Ugaf IL LONG ISLAND Ul LI I.

UO I D. 2V Northwestern Young Hen TURKEYS The1 Anest (hat maner can eeyl 10 to 14 LB. 33 FRESH DRESSED DUTCHESS COUNTY BROILING OR FRYING CHICKENS 33 2 to 3 lbs. LB. BONELESS ROLLED MILK FED VEAL ROASTS lb.

29 ALL LEAN SOUD MEAT; NO WASTE WHATEVER! FRESH DRESSED LITTLE PIG PORK ROASTS, lb 1Q' LB. RIB END CUTS FRESH CHOPPED HAMBURGER 2 LBS. 3Sc DAIRY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS STRICTLY TRE8H GRADE A LARGE DUTCHESS COUNTY EGGS 2 63 MOHICAN" MEADOWBROOK FRESH CHURNED CREAMERY BUTTER revfhaeepsle's Favorite Spread! 2 lbfc 75 EXTRA SPECIALS ON MOHICAN FRESH BAKED GOODIES MOHICAN FAMOUS 11 GO ANGEL FOOD CAKES REG. Me each 23 Fresh Bake HOT BUNS 2 DOZ. 33c Mahleaa Oven Freak LEMON MERINGUE PIES A real lavariU wtta kaVeasie ranthaV I.Iks each 17' i pE THIRD MAIQ ONE THIRD JUNE 10 ONE THIRD JULY 10 3 WHIPPED CREAM PUFFS 6 FOR 23c GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE FRUIT and VEGETABLE BARGAINS BEST QUALITY MEDIUM SIZE DUTCHESS COUNTY POTATOES FUu 60 ih huahei 59c SELECTED QUALITY POTATOES FULL SIZE BUNCHES FRESH, TENDER ASPARAGUS LARGE 8IZE RIFE PINEAPPLES Reg.

15c Full IS lb. bat ZvC bunch OuC 2 19c Snct, Jolejr, Thin Feel Florida Oranges, 2 29c Grapef r't, 3 JOc Seedless TUs reel HAND FICKED DUTCHESS COUNTY APPS 8 Mclntoah 7b.25C FRESH WASHED CARROTS 25c ROASTED. STUFFED SPRING BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS CHICKENS p'pflc: PRICED ACCORDING TO 1 aT Eel EACH 69 AND UP FREEF 'A TINT OF GRAVY WITH EACIf BIRDI RFC 45 PACKAGE EQUALS LBS. fRESH FCAS "XVES FOUati EXTRA SPECIAL! 19.

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