Rochester, Monroe, NY Democrat & Chronicle Tue Oct 6, 1925 REVOLVER SHOTS FAIL TO HALT MORNING PROWLER Four revolver shots sent crashing after him in the East avenue section early this morning failed to stop a nocturnal prowler seen manipulating the side door handle of the residence of Freeman C. ALLEN, 40 Hawthorne street. Norman LAWANDT, a Whaley-Doyle uniformed operative, caught sight of the prowler and immediately gave chase. The man disregarded LAWANDT'S halting, shout and the latter opened fire. The intruder was described as of medium height and weight, wearing dark clothes and a cap. ** BABY WEIGHS TWO POUNDS New York, Oct. 6 - (U.N.) - A baby girl weighing two pounds five ounces is thriving at Mary Immaculate Hospital, Queens. She is being fed through a fountain pen dropper and physicians expect her to live, although she has lost nine ounces since birth last Wednesday. ** I want a good reliable man to go into business for himself in Wyoming county selling Rawleigh's Good Health Products to farmers. A permanent profitable and pleasant business all your own. Very little capital required. See me quickly, Thomas A. BURKE, 58 Field street, Rochester, N. Y. - Advertisement. ** Miss Cecelia Cary POLER Announces the reopening of her piano studio at 214 Meigs street, Monday, September twenty- first. — Advertisement. ** GEORGE HARTFORD VAN BLARICOM Funeral services for George Hartford VAN BLARICOM took place Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home, No. 156 Shepard street. Rev. Robert J. DRYESDALE, pastor of Mount Hor Church officiated. The bearers were F. A. BEARDSLEY, E. MANNING, J. YOUNG, George ROGERS, Charles ROGERS and K. FICKER. Interment was made in Riverside cemetery. * RITES For T. E. MURPHY Funeral services for Thomas E. MURPHY took place yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at No. 12 Florence street, and at 9 o'clock at St. Andrews Church. Rev. George M. KALB celebrated solemn requiem mass. The bearers were George CRITTENDEN, P. MURPHY, H. BEERS, John WELCH, A. SHAEFELDER and C. BUSH. Interment was made in the family lot at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. * HARRIET S. BUSH BURIED Funeral services for Harriet S. BUSH took place yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, No. 101 Lux street. Rev. Theodore HAYS, pastor of Memorial Presbyterian Church officiated. The bearers were George LOCKCASTLE, Glenn LOCKCASTLE, Garth LOCKCASTLE, Ormand FRANCISCO, Ross KING and Dr. F. KUETER. Interment was made in Mount Hope cemetery. * SERVICES FOR MARY SMITH Funeral services for Mary BADGER SMITH took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at No. 16 Atkinson street, Rev. G. B. HALLOCK, of Brick Presbyterian Church officiated. The bearers were John A. TAYLOR, George TAYLOR, George BUELL, L. TAYLOR, Frank THOMAS and Taylor HALOAR. Interment was made in Mount Hope cemetery. * RITES FOR THOMAS RILEY Funeral services for Thomas F. RILEY took place yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at his home, No.434 Meigs street. Rev. Robert J. DRYESDALE, pastor of Mount Hor Church officiated. The bearers were Ronald WATT, Albert ELLIS, Clyde BAKER and F. LINN. Interment was made in Mount Hope cemetery. * WARNER B. BARGY Funeral services for Warner B. BARGY took place yesterday afternoon at No. 15 Withrop street. * MARRIAGE LICENSES Roy L. FERGUSON, Powers Hotel, and Hattie E. LARKIN, 93 Plymouth avenue south. John E. McMANN, 73 Richard street, and Veronica M. McLAUGHLIN, 317 Meigs street Salvatore LENTEN, 163 Kent street, and Gerlanda LIONTO, 163 Kent street Louis F. GARDNER, 63 Lorwnza street, and Lucy M. BADER, 208 Clay avenue. Oscar M. WEGMAN, Summerville, and Rosalia M. PFEFFER, 270 Santee street. Leo L. KERBER, 1460 Clifford avenue, and Agnes E. QUIRK, 219 Lark street. Walter BO?SEY, 79 Stillson street, and Flora M. STEDMAN, 148 Gibbs street. Jerome E. ZAPF, 213 Bronson avenue, and Claribel M. ROBENA, 19 Epworth street. William Carey BRIGGS, Lakewood, and Gertrude M. OGDEN, 30 Suter terrace. Walter H. SEABROOKS, 1954 Culver road and Edith F. VALENTINE, 335 Hayward avenue. Francis E. O'BRIEN, 385 Flower City park, and Anna Theresa O'BRIEN, 614 Garson avenue. Stanley H. CADY, Irondequoit, and Ruth E. STEPHENS, 131 Clifton street. Russell J. BISHOP, 34 Thurston road, and Clara Pearl FRANK, 210 Griffith street. Ignas RICKEY, 30 Rowley street, and Fannie L. VOWINKEL, 411 Frost avenue. ** The atmospheric pressure on the body of the average man is 32,400 pounds. The ordinary rise and fall of the barometer will increase or decrease the pressure 2,500 pounds. ** DAILY DEATH ROLL Miss Anna Walters, Well-Known Nurse, Dies In Sister's Home Miss Anna WALTERS, for more than 10 years engaged in the nursing profession in this city, died today at the home of her sister, Mrs. William DE FIELD, at 446 Meigs street. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. DE FIELD and Mrs. Mark BENDER and Mrs. Nicholas KROTZ of Palmerston, Canada. Born in Listowel, Canada, Miss WALTERS came to Rochester some 30 years ago. She entered the Park Avenue Hospital training school and was graduated with the first class from that school; that of 1910. Since her graduation she had been actively engaged in her profession both in the hospitals of Rochester and in private capacity. Funeral services will take place Thursday afternoon from 137 Chestnut street. Burial will be made in Riverside Cemetery. ** JOHN M. DOOLEY, World War Veteran, Dies After Long Illness John M. DOOLEY, a veteran of the Mexican border campaign and of the World War, died yesterday aged 28 years, after a long illness. He will have a military funeral, under the auspices of Robertshaw Post, American Legion, Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the home of his sister, Mrs. Hubert H. ERDLE, 222 Gregory street, and at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Church. Burial will be in Seneca Falls. Mr. DOOLEY had been employed as a traveling salesman by the American Tobacco Company. He was born in Seneca Falls but had lived most of his life in Rochester. He served on the Mexican border with Company G. Third New York Infantry, and during the World War he enlisted in the navy doing considerable sea duty aboard battleships. He is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Charles C. JOHNSON and Miss Cathryn E. DOOLEY, of New York; Mrs. Henri M. GALLEN, of Forest Hills, Long Island, and Mrs. Hubert H. ERDLE, of Rochester. He was a member of Robertshaw Post, American Legion, and of the Malone Lodge of Elks. ** Find ALL of the News Abstracts for Monroe Co., NY at http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/NY/Monroe/index.html -- GjS