New Britain herald., 1926-10-21
MRS. fl. 5. BEACH
 DIES IN HOSPITAL
Wife Of City Treasurer Fails to
 Survive Operation
RALLY BY DEMOCRATS
Prominent speakers Secured for October 9 Necting-NIiIcs Beers Dies at Age of S0-Two Fined for 

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 Dies at Age of S0-Two Fined for
 Gambling.
 Mrs. Levina c, Beach. aged 52, of l52 High street. wife of George S. Beach, city treasurer and treasurer of the Bristol Trust company, died at the Hartford hospital at 1:l5 o'clock this morning following an illness of six months with corsonoma, for which she underwent an opera ton last Monday and failed 10 rally.
 Mrs. Beach was born in Cleve- land, Ohio, July 16, 1874, a daugh- ter Of Manfred L. and Eva II. Goss. She received her education in the Grammar and high schools Of that city, moving with her family to Middletown in 1896, where she was married in 1907 to George s. Beach. Since that time she has been a resi- dent of Bristol. She was a member of the Tuesday club. the Chippanec Country club of this city and the Shuttle Meadow Country club of New Britain.
 Surviving her. besides her hus- band, are one daughter. Miss Vir- glnta Beach and her mother, Mrs Eva II. Goss. of this city; also by hrother SoI I~t, I York city.
 Funeral services will be held from her late home at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon and will be private in accordance with her request. Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Epis- copal church. will officiate and in torment will be in the family lot in Middletown, Conn.
 Democrats to Hold Rally
 A meeting of the democratic town committee was held last evening in the law offices of Joseph r. Dutton and at that time 1t was decided 10 hold q rally in the city court room at o'clock Wednesday evening. Oc- tober 27.
 The speakers on that occasion will be Henry J. Calnen. candidate for congress: George H, Gabb, candidate 1 for sheriff of Hartford county; Jo- seph F. Dutton. candidate for state senator from the fifth district: At torney Joseph P. O'Connell and Levi L. Glasson, candidates for repre- senatives from this city. Either Rol- lin |. Tyler. candidate for United States senator or Charles G. Morris, l candidate for governor. will also be | present to deliver an address. John | Donnelly. formerly chairman Of the | town committee. will preside at the rally as chairman.
 It was also decided last evening | 70 open campaign headquarters on he Tracy Condon block at 1o6 North Main street, starting this evening ind a whirlwind campaign will be until, the date of the 'lcction. Hector LeBeau will be In charge of these headquarters.
 
 Hilary F. Driscoll was reelected reasurer and James Jennings, sec 'etary, of the town committee for he next two years.
 School Drive Restricted
 In accordance with decision cached by the board of education prohibiting the use of the driveway o the high school building as a common highway. signs to that ef- cct have been placed at both the south street and Boulevard en- rances. This action will not work ! hardship on autoists as by pro- eeding about 100 yards further east 'n South street they will be able to TOSS onto the boulevard by the pub ic driveway connecting the two treets.
 Benefit Dance
 A radio dance, the proceeds Of which will be turned into the fire nen's relief fund. will be held next 'aturday evening In Firemens hall 7orestville. The music for the oc- asion Will be furnished by Shortics' orchestra and Harry silk will 'rompt.
 Miles Beers
 Miles Beers, aged so years. died { his home at IT Henry street yes crday after q short illness from in- rmities incident to old age. He was born in 1S46 and had been resident Of Bristol practically all f his life. For a number of years e was employed by Watson Cid ings who conducted a blacksmith hop at the corner of North Main , nd Center streets, where the Endee m now stands. , Funeral services will be held at 80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon I rom his late home. Rev. John R. Z OK, pastor of the Advent Christian ! hurch. will officiate and interment l k I,, l