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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-05-27

tr,,;o,s fo- N. operation. management and
con8,rt OF the AFFAIRS OF -he corporation, the
came 10 alter or change at pleasure. and 10
A. -, - al .~-s and things necessary and
-! - ~ ont the objects and purposes
- RS c1-ro-at,on the same as - each thing
was ana had been specially provided Tor and
rr-,--,o-7-ed herein
~. - hosr5 o: directors OF this corpor-
ain, shall be. Thorra, Wlckhar1. X. !. Car
- u "a Dculry Paul, G.. y. GeddcS.
I " Young : Ho.Ierbeck Murray hcRob-
5-sa-. VI K-lia- The -rst officers Of this
----y,-..,-- sh.U he. Thomas Wickharn. pres
V yr-,ry y,ce.r-es. dent, S6ls Saratoga $.
u, 6-r.,~s - x / Garter. secretary,
I'M PoyI-7s $ Er~ Orleans. La: K. /.
Co. --es.-,-e-. l--l Pavd-ae s. Ner Or
me board Of directors. - Olivier =. al
,,e-., Ne,r Orleans. Ia
The board q director, and officers, herein
aHoye named, shall serve until the second
---s are elected and gu.'i=cd
The s-g-Llr,lr-s NJ ,A,S corporation shall
-rt b. held liable :1- the contrasts o- faults
If ,h.. COOPERATION go ary further sum than
- C----.I So.
al ll.,..---s Sill - s.-veE On the p-esi.
de-, ~ In his absence. IN the vice-preslieu;
or secretary o. treasurer.
~ ,r-r.5-s-,o. ;. --c.,e q Voting ,-as. m
sayo- NJ 7-v pe-so-. s- persons selected ~
rre-- - he e-d r-.- t-- r.e-sa- ~ PERSONS
So ss'e.--F Sal, fe.---e .---v.cahlv man
F--e aren't and r-rxy ~ said stockholders
~ --y -e--- - -at -.l-e than i've wears.
,,t.rI SAID mandate shall be N writing and
.r.-,-,.1r, Fa--- --4 r'-ae-, D.. sa'I trustee
~ .-.i,,rr, as well Is hi, ~ their duties and
4. - .,--,,--9-,,- a.. .r,s r-7-.e- bv lin
i,5.I-- ny 5,re-T,sr. is stf..-. ,5a,l be lq..i-
gs-.t 7----fr-y - The r.-ry:.,--, q act III
ii the acts o; l.i+, and he general laws Of
rs go. hv nee -r----,sslo-e-s. selected
f, he stockholders IN accordance with the
r.-r,rs-1-r, n: aid act
Thu, done and passed. - NY Office in th-
r.-, II Ns,y Orleans. m tie ~ tzv OF April
loIs IN The presence Of Ness-s Herbert "
A-..ey and William L ."e-. competent WIZ
-4..es mo L.ve .-r-eF +resa -.-ese--s -.
re-le- win sa,d -rT-.-e-s ard ne. notary.
lf.s- due -eqFi-y II The whole
Sr.-ef. Thos W;rEha--. Is1l Seventh :.
Nea Orleans. l.. IL" shares. J. NJ Young.
;,rs Ss-.-aEs 81. Nex GREENS l.. 10
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AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
GILBERT REALTY CO., INC.

United States Of America, State Of Louisiana
City OF New Orleans.
Be II known, that on this fifteenth day OF
April IN the year one thousand nine hundred
and fifteen. before ne, Albert Guilbault. =
notary public duly commissioned and sworn
in, Tor the Parish OF Orleans and City Of New
Orleans, therein residing. and in the presence
OF the witnesses hereinafter named and IN
designed. personally appeared: Messrs. Frank
y. Dufour, and Gilbert Durand, both of this
city, herein acting in their respective caps
cltles OF PRESIDENT ard seGretaTy-treasurer OF
the Gilbert Realty Co, Inc, a corporation
dOmiciliated in this City. instituted accord
ing 10 the laws OF this State. by an act passed
IN THIS ofiSe on January 18th, 1918, and re-
corded IN Mortgage Office, Book liz, folio.
80 and with the Secretary OF State on April
p. 1915 IN record OF Charters No. s., folio
Who declared that at special meeting of the
stockholders Of said company, held at its
Office in this City, resolutions were unani-
mously adopted. amending the Article III of
the act OF Incorporation Of said company, So
as 70 hereafter read as follows:
Article llI.-The capital stock Of this cor.
poratIon Is hereby fixed at the sum OF forty
thousand dollars. 10 be represented by four
hundred shares Of the par value Of one hun
dred dollars each. which shall be paid for in
ton or for good will or services rendered
within the discretion Of the Board OF Direc.
tors and IN accordance with law. All shares
shall be full paid and uon-assessable, and
shall be evidenced by certifotes signed bv
the president and by the secretary treasurer
Of the company.
That in accordance with said resolutions. a
certlHed copy whereof is annexed and made =
Part. OF this act, the said appearers. acting
in their aforesaid capacities do hereby ADOPT
SAID Article III as part of the original act
OF Incorporation passed in this Office on
January 18th. 1918, so serve as in law and
Justice may require.
Thus done and passed in nv Office. on the
day, month and year first above written. in
the presence Of Daniel ]. Murphy and Earl
skinner, competent witnesses, who have
signed with the parties and me. notary, after
,,eadIng the whole. Original signed Frank
\. Dufour, president: Gilbert Durand. Sec.
Treas: a. Guilbault, Not. Pub
l. the undersigned. recorder of MORTGAGES
IN and for the Parish of Orleans. State OF
LOUISIANA, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation. of the
Gilbert Realty Co. Inc, was amended. WAS
this day duly recorded in my Office, in Book
llI. folio lS4. New Orleans, April I-tb
l9ls tSigned Emile J. Leonard. d. K.
A true copy from the original act and Ger
tihcate OF recordaton. New Orleans. April
p, l9l5.. A. Guilbault, SIS Carondelet street.
New Orleans. La.
April 22-9 May 6-l3-1-H
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But there's one peculiar feature o
the evening, / will tell,
1t has to do with folk who came Their,
looking very swell.
Soon after Aunt Marian and the twin:
were shown in
The crowd just fairly fiocked TO ad
mire their fair skin.
And faces that were very white were
turning dark instead.
You might not think this very true
but it's
I'll cross my heart,
And if you don't believe me ask some
one who took part.
Well the ladies want to thank you
who so literally gave,
For every one enjoyed himself and
were glad that they had stayed
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III: Ill.,.
another election 10 be ne'd VIM L..
days and shall give notice Thereon d He'e
irhef1re provided s..-,
Al every election and meeting ca" -
holder shall be emitted Z" 'o'S .D.
share OF stock registered IN ms name anu
NAY vote by proxy --,,-.
The election Of d,rec;or- -naH te DE '4 40.
and the majority IT ar,-Ih' Oh - -
each share OF stock '.'rN upp" ], .-
io- one vote. shall c-eoi ne pei" OF pei
sons for whom they have 3een o4'.' 5-,--.
Alter each election me b.aiI p.
shall eies, from their o"n number ''e OH
GERS oi said clUpany ,. ,--.,
Article N.-Ihr board o. u-Ts-..'s -.
have the full po"er 20 a!I N4ea'.-.eS y. -
number. caused by GeaiH' res, - ','- ~
erwi~e f-o- among the s'eoHA''le'9 '' '.''
corporation. go, -.
The said 7oa-c S1a.. nave '''l -'l,- -
the property OF ms COMPANY A''1 - - .
conduct. manage and Use the enc a IN l.5
discretion '-eE deem H. .f.- ma - -
err nth he objects o. this company OF ''''
welfare 81 The same -.-s
The sad board - tIr''-r at''.,I.1T- ~
frame and adopt sgeh bylaws. rl.es ana 20 -.
l.atrn-s - the affairs and business ~ ,-s
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CHARTER
OF FRYE MACHINERY & MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY INCOPp0p Atm
NY, INCORPORATED

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ories1s C;,v ..
New Orleans. -
Be it known, that on this thirteenth dav Of
the month Of April, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and fifteen. And
OF the independence of the United States OF
america, the one hundred and thirty-ninth
9eiore ne, Roger Meunier, a notary public
DULY commissioned and qualified. in and for
the City Of New Orleans, and Parish az
orleans, and in the presence OF the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned personally
Ga,ne ana appeared; Messrs. George Vincent
Frye, Ezra Wallace Holden. Arthur L. Derby,
lee }. Mittnger and Frank Bierce, all of
Iuli age OF majority and residents Of the
Slty OF New Orleans, who severally declared
State OF louisiana, and particularly OF the
PROVISIONS OF act No. 267 Of the General As
sembly. of 1914 relative to the formation Of
corporations, they have covenanted and
agree, for themselves and their successors
and assigns, 10 form themselves into a cor.
poration and body polite, for the objects and
purposes, and under the stipula,ions follow
Article The name and title of this cor
featuring Company, Inc"
article 1.-The purposes and objects for
"hlch tnis corporation IS organized, ard the
nature OF the business 10 be carried on nv II
are stated and declared TO be as follows:
- ne manufacturing, refining. and dealing in
al oils, fats, lards, and compounds OF oils
and operating plants or factories, and equip
ing factories and plants. for the manufact,Ir.
and rennins, Of vegetable butter fats. lard,
and oils, and the compounds Of vegetable but
ter fats, lard and oils of all descriptions and
kinds all according to the process invented
and discovered by George Vincent FRYE, and
controlled by him, and by all other such
processes as are or may hereafter be in.
vented and discovered BY the said George
vincent Frye, or any other person; the manu-.
iaciuIe and purchase OF all necessary material,
including patented machinery and processes
tor the proper conduct Of said business; and
generally to do and engage in any other
business, engagement of enterprise connected
win or growing out. or which is german- or
incidental 10 any OF the objects and purposes
nereinabove set forth or contemplated BY this
charter
Article III.-The capital stock of this cor
poration is hereby fixed at the sum Of Sye
thousand dollars (s5,0O00O) divided into ff,v
shares OF the par value Of one hundred dol.
lars, $4,000 each, to be paid for in cash. or
ITS equivalent in labor or property. This cor
PoratIon shall be a going concern a. soon as
hfty per eentum of said capital stock shall
have been subscribed for and fifty per centuu
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SUNDAY Services.

/. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. in
Pythian Hall. Master Struby Drumm
superintendent.
2. Service of Divine worship at
10:45 a. m.
Rev. W. II. Leith, pastor
Mr.. T. r. Nelly, assistant.
The Sunday school instead of meet
ing in the afternoon, as heretofore,
will meet in the morning at the above
hour. The service of Divine worship
will be held regularly every Sunday
at Pythian Hall. at the close of the
Sunday school at 1O:i5 a. m. To all
of these the public is cordially in
vited.
The initial morning service was
held Sunday. May %, with happy and
encouraging results.
Mr. T. r. Nelly. a theological stu
dent of Western Seminary, Pittsburg.
Pa, will assist the pastor during the
summer, making il possible thereby
to have regular services every Sun
day morning. Mr.. Nelly will preach
next Sunday. Come and hear him.
Last year he spent the vacation pc
Rod in South Dakota.
Miss Gladys Leith, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Leith, is in the grad
uating class of Silliman College, Clin-
ton, La. Her name is among the
Domestic Science graduates. Com
mencement exercises are held from
the 21st to 25th inclusive.
These hot days, "In patience pos
sess We your souls" is quality that
We must not forget to cultivate.
w. H. L.
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PICNIC AT CITY PARK.

4 delightful picnic was given a
City Park on Saturday, MAY 22nd. in
honor Of Master Victor Za,araiu. All
who participated had a most enjoyable
time.
Those present were Charles Burgis,
W Sutherland. T. Spari.auo. A.
Schwab. J. judith Z. Picon. g. Rice.
J. Schwarzeubach. V.Zararain: Misses
c. Arnold, c AIwen, Edna Zararain.
\. SchelIeci. l. Summers. Ida and
Inez Verona. c. Hughes, Olga De-
Blanc. Emma and Georgia Rosesess.
Mrs. c. Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. y. VI.
Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. DeBlanc and Mrs.
4 Alwell.
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DIED..

BRECHTEL-On Wednesday. May
l4th, Mrs. Chas. T. Brechtel. nee An
ME H. Whelan, died. Deceased was
born in Inland, sixty years old and
resided her for the past fifty-seyen
years. The funeral took place Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock from her
late residence 40 Webster avenue
Interment was in st. Mary,s Cemetery.
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BASE BALL.

The Al@iers Tigers will NEE the
Jnknowns sunday evening at n
Viaduct field The following players
will make Up the Alsiers team:
T. Hardin h.. y. Trosclair. S.:
j. Labir. -. ]. Whitmore. c. T.: ".
Abbot. 3D.. J. LetIore. r. l.. Butler. e..
X. Abbot. J. +. Dutch" WaGner -.
Send all challenges TO y. Tro-clair.
80 OpelOusas Avenue. Algiers. La.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
al Station A, y. o. Post Office for th'
week ending May p, 1915.
LADIES
Mrs. Z. Dressed. Cares Jackson
Mrs. Leslie Richard. Mrs. Esrhei
White.
GENTS.
p. Caruso. Washington Jones. Johl
Louis. Lewis Williams.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Principal Dr.. of the Who 30.
Building.
JOSEPH VOEGTLE. Postmaster.
JOS. ". DANIELS. Superintendent
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The evening service of next Sun
day. May so, will be conducted by
the Mems Wesley Bible Glass. The
entire program, including the music
will be provided by the men. Some
short interesting talks will be made
by several men on the general theme,
Manhood for Christ" Let the men
meet early and sit in a body.
On Sunday, May 16, Mr.. Karl Ma
lone and Miss Emma George were
received into the church on profess
sion OF faith. This makes a total
of 35 members received during this
year, most of them young people who
come on profession of faith.
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Got Rare Species of Whale.

While cruising of the coast OF Brit
ish Columbia recently the whaling
ship White landed a right whale,
which is now very rare. especially in
northern Pacific waters, and one par
ticularly valuable for its bone. Il
was the first of its kind captured of
that coast in several years, and was
valued at $4,000.
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PAY-UP WEEK.

Park Week.
all bills planned
words Pay Your Bills
and a
Il paid bills different Coore
supplied each tradesman.
settling STILL necessarily be csed
his while and there
a least in a twevemonth
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AS HE SAW 1T.

The phianthropicaI
INDECENT
n question them
is he 0 all virtues
little What doing when give time and pleasure
to come own OIL gOOd?'
vi m boy?"
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lMs5eNaEf11%M ny
O/Caa~r2 'T/I(@HT

Very Rev. J. r. Sollier. 5. N, Su-
perior OF the American Province OF
the Marist Fathers. with headquar-
tiers in Washington. d. C.. is here on
his annual visit He will stay over
for the Jubilee celebration.
Fr. ]. Petit. S. VI, is in Opelousas
attending the state convention OF the
Catholic knights Of America.
Our Catholic school boys who took
part in the c. 4. 4. meet in the city
last Sunday gave a very good account
Of themselves. They came out sec
ond among all the Catholic schools in
New Orleans, although they had
scarcely more than two weeks to
train for the event Much of the
credit OF that unexpected success be-
longs to FIR. Petit. our genial physical
instructor
The points made by the Algiers
athletes, directed by Rev. J. A. Petit.
scoring IA points, being one point
less than st. Alphonsus. A Chestnut
came in second in the second heat;
in the final he came in fourth. A.
Cummiskey came in first in the first
heat of the SO inch and third in the
final l. Gordan came in first in the
90 h, in
third in final. Chestnut, Crane,
Whitmore and Bevan were the So
inch relay team. They came in fourth.
NJ. Cummiskey, c. Hardy, Golf, Artie
Cummiskey were the SO inch relay
racers; they are credited with being
first. Gordan. Graham, Healy and
Barrett were the So inch racers, hav-
ing no opponents.
The Knights of Columbus of AL
giers are negotiating for a new home
which will make the most elegant
club house in our town.
Baptisms-Alfred, son of William
Serpas and Elodie Cuquet. Sponsors,
. Richard Serpas and Hiida Serpas.
n. N. G. c. NOTES.
The Holy Name Gymnastic Club in
door baseball team was defeated by
a team from the Alhambra G. c., in
an interesting game played last We'd
nesday night, May 18th, by the close
score of . to :.
Although the A. G. &C players were
much larger and more experienced
than the Holy Names, the Holy Names
surprised them by their playing in
an exciting nip and tuck contet.
Their batting also featured, which
resulted in the 4. G.. C.'s star twirler
being relieved by his catcher, Schrod-
er, for the final two innings.
Many witnessed the game. and the
boys girl friends were there in num-
bers. Dancing followed the game.
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Hew50'zgySz
OAN~n~EA

News notes from the above church
not received this week.
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AeeENAEAzsSs

News notes from the above church
not received this week.
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NEW ORLEANS. MAY =. 1915.
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49,
termination Of this corporation. -
limitation, by voluntary or involuniaI,s
solution, or for whatsoever Cause, -
further rights 70 the use Of the ssa ~
Process and secret electrodes shsh =
It, or in any Of its stockholders =
tors. but that all OF the nghfs
granted 70 II as above set forth s1.n /.
70 the said George Vincent Frye,
heirs and assigns. and become &C., - Z
the naked ownership Of said Process ~ y.
trodes, which now remains N -
Vincent Frye, and which never ien =
was disposed Of by him -, a
And here the said George VIZ
Ezra Wallace Holden, Arthur l. -. 4. :.
J. Mittinger, and Frank Bieroe, III -
bers Of the directory Of this eorpol.l
above set forth. do hereby. a: . 49,
the provisions OF act No ~ Of Di- "a n
appraise the night 20 use tne sr
Process and secret electrodes, al NJ
true sum OF one thousand dollars - =
And the said George Vlneent I'll
Wallace Holden. Arthur L De1gh
AI;tigner, and Frank BieTce, on - Z
sworn depose and say that. as spfe.f
the following, over fifty per een'1s = Z
capital stock Of this oorporstio'
subscribed. ~
Thus done and signed az ny o1A
City Of New Orleans, OF the Day -
year FIRST above written, ~ me 49,
George ST. Paul and Il Meunie1 - =
witnesses, who have hereuntc n.-~s
names, together with the said 49,
me, notary, after due reading OF nc - -
Original signed Geo. V. Ffye,t Irs1
z. w Holden, FIVE shares; Lee -,
ten shares: Arthur L. Derby, s'r
Frank Bierce, two shares; Geo.
Meunier. Roger Aeunier. Not -
I, the undersigned recorder o.
in and for the Parish or OrieanS NJ
certify that the above and toreS;rT
Incorporation, Of the Frye -.esrst|
Mfg. Co., Inc. was this day dnt ~
nv Office in Book llJ folio "a E>tl
leans. La. April Is. 1915 (SisneU
Leonard, D. K. a. u
A true copy of the original o. a
record in NY Office. Roger Aeunie'
Apr. 20 May 6-Il1-Z.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
OFFICIALS ON HUNT FOR LAD AT LARGE
 WITH DIPHTHERIA

William Stewart, 376 State St. aged IA years old, walked into the Emergency hospital yesterday with a sore throat"
 The emergency surgeon diagn osced the case as diphtheria and instructed the boy to go promptly to tIls home of pr. David Wason, the city :1nysi- elan. Then he reported the case to the health department.
 Inspector J. P. Grace, Investigating the case. went to the hons Of the boy and fumigated it. The ooy had not returned. Inquiry at the office of the physician showed he hadn't been there. A search was made for him.
 It was learned that William had jumped on a NorwaIk car, carrying about 5 persons besides hinIsels. and went all the way to that town, en- dangering the other passengers. His sister told the inspector this morning that William wasn't really i'll. He had just been ssspitting all around Wsl, liam will be corralIed and isolated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
clubs of this city. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been
CHARITIES BOARD
 LOPS SlO,OOO OFF COST OF ALMSHOUSE
Substitution of Cheaper Ma terial Is Effected for
 Economy

As a result of. the failure of the board of apportionment to approve the plan of the charities commission CTS to expend $22,00 more than they were allowed for the construction of Lakevfew home. a special meeting of the board with the architects, the building contractors and Mayor c. B. Wilson was held yesterday afternoon and $10,000 was Topped off the cost of the structure by economizing.
 The charities commissioners have found that the bond issue will not meet all expenses if the plans adopted were followed out and they arranged to save money by using poorer ma teFiaIs. By substituting iron pipes through regular pipe channels for the terra cotta sewer pipes planned. $40O will be saved; $500 by substituting blue stone for granite steps at the entrance to the home; $500 by sup planting reinforced concrete stairWays with steel stairways; $1,800 by abandoning the refrigerating plant; $500 by using the direct-indirect sys- by using cement instead of tile p1inthS over the doorways and $500 by changes in the electric fixture plans.
 The OSCaWanna. Building Go. will take over the work tomorrow. The excavation work is nearly completed and the spur track has been con structed The contract must be car- ried out in 10 months, under the de. murrage system.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
NORTH END GIRLS HELD UP. THEY
 TELL POLICEM AN

Gustave Miller. a cotton-worker living at 85 Randall avenue last night reported to the police that his daugh4 ter had been intercepted while on her way home from the center of the city with another young woman. Joy two men. Very rneagre reports of the affair are contained on. the police records and it is not believed that the affair has any police significance The alleged stho1d-llp'' is said to have; taken place on North avenue in front of the new school house at the cor ner of Remer street. None in the vicinity of the Miller home or the school house today were aware of the incident.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
COURT SUSTAlNS
 JURY VERDICT FOR
 BOY HURT BY AUTO

Judge Webb of the superior court today handed down a decision denying a motion to set aside the jury's yer dict in the suit of John J. LaI1ey of this city against. the American Cy- clecar Go. of this city. Isal1ey sued for 5000 for injuries received by his f1ve-year- son, John .J I4alley, who was struck by an automobile owned by the defendant the boy was play ing in Connecticut avenue at the time It was claimed that one of the boys feet was perTaan ently cTip pied. The jury a.vyarded him 1s2 %.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
ADoIPH w. KIArDfEHiIl lEs.fI

Adolph W. KImmeTIen. one of the best known German residents of this city, died last evening after g long ill- mesh from inf1rmities of old age at hls late residence, 46 River street. at the age Of 80 years
 MT. Kimmerlen was 8 retired lock smith by trade. He was born in Stutt- gart, Germany, and came to this cou1l- try 50 years ago. He was a veteraTl of the Civil war. He is a member ot steuben lodge, No ss, I. O. o. F., Bridgeport EncamPrnent and the Freundschaft Rebekah lodge, No. 13, T. O. O. F. He leaves two sons. Will Ham A. and Howard j. Kimmerlen, one daughter, Pauline, wife of the late William R. Workman. two grandchii- dren, Edward J. KimmerIen, Jr.. anu William A. KfmmerIen, and two great grandchildren.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
DAVID e. FR.ENCH

Death. came to David c. French of 1sO West avenue last evening at the Bridgeport hospital as the result Of 9 short illness Mir. French was very well known and highly respect ed in this city He had been. eTn- ployed as shirt cutter with the Star Shirt factory for 40 years. He was a past elder and deacon of the First Presbyterian church. He was a mem ber of the New England Order ot Protection, the Fraterna1 Order od Connecticut, the Arcanum lodge or Odd Fellows, Waldemere Council. O U. A. M., and the Charity Rebekalls, No 4. MT. French is survived by a widow and three sons, Louis, David and George all of this city.