New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

,,s Episcopal church, will conduct the services and burial will be in Wes, cemetery.
 Called for Dump Fire
 Squad A of the central fire station was called out at ? o'clock yester. day afternoon for fire in the East Bristol dump on Middle street. Tho blaze was extinguished within few minutes after their arrival on the scene.
 Daisy Sale Large large sale of daisies during the day seemed assured if the public's response during the early morning hours could be accepted as q criterion. Girls were on the streets at an early hour this morning anL everyone solicited bought at least one daisy. The sale Is being held un- der the auspices of Seicheprey Post No. 2, American Legion and it's auxiliary, and proceeds will be used l to procure Christmas boxes for tho disabled veterans in hospitals and for the kiddies welfare work. New Departure Band to Broadcast
 Radio fans will have an oppor- unity on Monday evening next be- tween and g o'clock. to hear an hours program furnished by aear, at-home musicians broadcastins from station WTIC at Hartford. The New Departure band will play choice and varied selection of band compositions at that time un- der the direction of Ernest A. Becker, conductor. The band. will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Root, soprano soloist. The full program is as follows:
 ! 1. March
 "2l2th Infantry ..... Barrett 2. Overture
 stradetla' ................ Flotow 3, Soprano Solo
 1 'Cherie, I Love You" Goodman
 Miss Dorothy Root
 The Mill in the Forest. Eilenbers
 (b> Fox Trot "Hi Ho the Mer- rio. Brown-Davis & Conrad ,. Trombone Smear
 "The Walking Frog ..... Kins C. Concert Waltz
 skater' .............. Waldteufei
 (b) Fox Trot, Lets Talk About
 my Sweetie" .. Donaldson r. Soprano Solo Just Cottage small'' Hanley | Miss Dorothy Root
 s. selection- ' Woodland" rnde-.
 Library Board Meeting.
 4 meeting of the board of library directors will be held at 7:3o o'clock i this evening in the public library. Files Election Expenscc Account, 1 Levi Glasson, defeated candidate for representative on the democratic ticket, spent $1O, according to his report of expenses submitted to City | Clerk Thomas B. Steele. This was a donation to the democratic town committee.
 Compounce Colnmandery.
 A meeting of Compounce Com- mandery, Golden Cross will be held next Monday evening, at which time a number of candidates will be 1 taken into the organization. From 6;3o to 7:30 o'clock, a supper will be served and will be followed by the business session. Grand officers will be present as guests of the local commandery.
 Funeral of Benjamin Mccormick.
 The funeral of Benjamin McCor- l mick, who was found dead in his room at his lodging house at 90 Laurel street, was held at ! o'clock this morning from the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn on West | street. Interment was in St. Thom- as cemetery.
 Boston University Dean to Speak.
 Professor o. w. Warmingham. D. D.. dean of the department of English Bible, Boston University, vii give an address at the Prospect Methodist church ate7 o'clock to- morrow evening. Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Clark.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth B.. Clark, aged 71 years, widow of tho late Lemuel II. Clark. will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning from the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn. Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, will conduct the services and interment will be in West cemetery. Mrs Clark, who died yesterday at the Bristol hospital following an ill., ness with pleuro- pneumonia. was born in New York city on July r., 1885, daughter of John and Eliza beth Bogert. She received her edu- cation and spent most of her life in that city. For the past six years she has resided in this city. i.'
 Surviving Mrs. Clark are two sons. Lemuel D. Clark of this city, with whom she made her home and Arthur Irving Clark of Springfield. Mass, and two grandsons. Howard and Gilbert Clark, also of Spring field.
 Forcstville News Forestville residents are gratihed to learn that train 1909, which leaves Hartford daily at 6:10 ?. m. for Bridgeport via Waterbury, will in the future stop at Forestville at 5:44 D. m. Prior to the issuance of the fall timetable on September 26th. this train did stop but for some unknown reason 1t was eliminated by railroad officials. At that time . petition. signed by large number of commuters working in New Britain and Hartford was submitted to rail- road authorities but no action was taken until yesterday. The nonstop arrangement necessitated local peo- pie getting off either at Plainville or continuing fhrnnnh fo RriSfnl and