Courtesy upon the part of the
conipanj requires that every pa
iron who pays his fare shall! be
provided with a seat when he
boards his car, so that he may be
carried in comfort to his destina
tion. ASK POLICE TO
LOOK FOR COW
Captain B. J. Cronani, chief of de
tectives of tho local ipolaie depart
ment, received a telephone mamags
this morning: from Corp. W1. G. Wex
ler of tho New York .State police in
which it is requested that the locai
men, comprising; the complete 17th
thieves who atoie a highly valued
Holstein cow in Pawling-. X. Y., aat
nigrht The row is Bald to !be of a
prize forced and worth -4 0,000. After
the cow was crated it wss p Laced into
an automobile.' The rr.wcMne irnm-
diately started! for Oonnjeottcrat over
tha tDjjtwy tvrwlkt,
STRONG PROTEST
AGAINST SLURS
Mass Meeting of High
School Students Favors
Principal.
At a mass meeting' of tho students
of tho Bridgeport High school this
noon, it was unanimously voted to
send a resolution to the Board of
Education protestin gagainst the ac
tion of the board in giving; to a
morning paper a story which re-fleeted
on tho school and Its principal.
Tho etudents filled tho largo High
school auditorium and enthusiastical
ly applauded the remains made by
the several speakers.
The meeting" -was called to order
by Curtis Wilson, who introduced the
speakers, after stating: that the pur
pose of tho meeting was to protest
against the article In the morning
paper.
