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New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Dfcky Finally Admits That
Not Physically FIT

"Ah this Is something IKE
Dicky said. when ! had brought in
the iced fruit drink he had asked
glass Of IL with avidity. Il don't be-
lisre l ever was so thirsty
He poured out another glass and
oegan slipping 1t slowly,
You people don't know what
youre missing he said. "of course,
# Dad can't stand lemon juice, he's
excused. But what's gotten INTO
vou. Madge? You never used to pass
his up
ave made Wy my mind II isn't
good ,or me" I said, TRUTH Ally
anough. Il used 20 drink an occa-
s!onal glass Of ii with you. but !
haven; taken any OF it for weeks. v
picxy muttcred something under
his breath which sounded ike
blasted ftn.cky all OF a sudden,
but he made no further protest. My
father looked over at him quizzically.
DO you mean TO Tell me, Richard,
ira. YOU indulge In this beverage
very night"
That. right" Dicky answered.
y don't have II in the cold Winter
months, bu, AS soon as the Spring
comes, send out an S o 5. 20
Nadxe. I suppose it's partly habit,
but the stuff sure Is refreshing.
Iaise makes /. up every night and
cts Il In the refrigerator. Then
f,e.ore 7 climb into bed. I put 1t on
he table beside the bed, an1 sip
rom Il while read manuscripts.
You know, besides reading the ones
7 have 20 Illustrate myself. I 80
over n lot OF the others for Martin,
The X. Y. 2. art editor, and 1t sure
does get tiresomc. | need nntrment
While 7 read some OF EN-. I'll radio
the universe.
My father laughed, and made no
further comment upon bicky's M
diligence IN the beverage. But I no
tiecd him furtivcly watching my nus
land all through the evening, and
when we finally parted, my father
10 go 20 a suite which ] had secured
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

You'u often find this 20 be true.
The harder people seek for certain
thinss. apparently the less likely
,hcy are 20 find them. Chen. likely
IS not, when they are not looking
II all. they stumble right over the
things for which they have search
cd. In other words. many things
are discovered simply by accident.
Peter Rabbit was. Of course, quite
Upset when he discovered that tha'-
ttrer the Red Squirrel had known
al about the running Of the sap III
the maple trees before he had. Then
lie consoled himself with the thought
tina. there We're plenty OF others
who didn't know i. SO after all II
really was news. He hunted UP ms
cousin. Jumper the Hare, and 10 ms
delight found that it was news TO
Jumper. He felt better right away
then. There must be other signs,
said Peter. 'i, we only knew ~her"
% look for them"
There are" said Jumper. Il can
show you 81 sur" and certain sign
that Mistress Spring isn't very far
away"
you can" exclaimed Peter.
Where Is it,
DO you feel like taking a little
sXercise?" asked Jumper.
20, course. If you VIII Lad me
10 that sign" replied peter.
AN right" said jumper, you
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
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ri


she'll never let him give me anoth-
er job. You can just bet on that. So
l just made up my mind 20 get mar
ried and get out of Hollywood. Ted
has scads OF money, too. and your
little Monica always said she'd mar
~ glue or die an cid maid: I
thought i over for long time, and
hhaItF l. decldta 10 take cAa4l'e
oi l c''
Ion max me H'"'d' inter
lup,eu 'he puhoIh "'H'''e' co'iiiii5
'ach i''to III" I''''o ioolil' oHce you
got your hahaS On Mr. lea i'per'
you hho"td you "as SoiH 10 mar
~ nm ne nae, no i''o,t '''a''c9 10
lego o. you man 10 icsso OF an
'l'c, IL WIZ, MS "oi'is', ~
"'" "i'"'s d. 'n,' u'''I l''' d.
sues Shooh' ana Noi'c" lausl1u
WIN H'r'
mink go GOWN anu ASK
.he ldhi'oi Il 1"@'e ''l imply suit
III ~ Pl".L' "ili' We - N'i.iIs'
lo""ole s'io prtoehl'S' rus 'i'l'Ns
ons!'l ~ i'aN9 d il'' u NY OWL,
why ao' you ,'N1 ,'i,S ono
eeN3a 'No"t.d CO. ~ l nay
v"' '''.. Il Wv, = ''1M, II VI '''F
'."hnS, II "o"'u ''oN'e H'9 ~
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:" tiii''s '''e' ''''' II ail' oo"'' saw
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Rohh;o l,o,,.d orn.,,,n~,v q. Cue
who vas s,ying rn,h;n. ua .,,i,
IDENTITY bad Mad . drir,, .,a 10 ,,as
in an ,tsahIe ,oo-cbnar,u1 wood
"sprn that.s finn rohhio ,;,,
have everything raaav ro~ her" ha
kent SAVING as he rnddod bis haad
IN ana down
$780,
-, i'pi' Ivy ''oN 'l5'l' P''',s, anu
Wv :" 49, ,,t ~ 80 NV
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ssi ','' hey S''li''" cnFloNSly oul
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Nor 70 nave dinner with him some
"n"r" she sa'H no.
III hIhh' Sh" Ioin hIhl. i
never kne" wedding could make
me feel so doWn-hearted.
he laughed. y on II ft'i pretty
fine when it comes limo for Your
""n. youn" ladN' n" sad ara
droVo away
hali hour lat"T ne 'ei"pnonei
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

romantic as 4 Kowpia Comedy!-
Honeymooning in Monica's jazzy
HAT Who ever heard OF such Il
thing"
She had felt twice as thrilled
about packing up to come TO Holly
wood as she felt now. tossing linen
and silk and toilet articles into her
snail black suitcase.
tTO BE CONTINUED
Read about Bobhic's wedding day
in the next chapter of this story.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

Monica was In her going-ac'ay
suit Of pale blue silk. when Bchbie
returned 10 her luxurious little flat
at three o'clock that afternoon.
June roses, L was pertumod with
them, SO that II you had closed
your eyes you might have thought
you We're Standing in a rose garden.
Monica. in the little dressing
room off the living room, was
spraying herself with two or three
different kinds Of perfume from
large color,d glass atomizors.
Hello, Handsomc.' she greeted
BobDie, holding out one hand. Tho
other one was being given last
polish hy Winnie, her darhy maid.
Did you hear that Roy Schultz
and Lotto were going back 10 each
other" she asked, and at once
Hobbie knew why she had decided
to marry Ted Piper, after all.
"Hushan1s mos always goes back
to their wivcs,' remarked Winnie
wisely. IT been married ard sepa-
rated thrc" times myself. Men Is
like street cars. There always will
-. another one along. and i, You
wait long enough the same on will
10 comm back"
"Run out and sec X the ice cream
and he cakes have come, Winnie"
h,t mistress commanded. and when
she Vas gone she began TO tell Bob
bic all about her marriage.
"rou see, Roys the only director
IN Hollywood who thinks I'm any
good" she said. and II he's going
beck 10 that an piekl. ~ his,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

Copyright, 1927, by Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Peter Looks for More Signs
Ry Thornton W. B,lrgess

He who seeks shall find" they
say:
This sometime. works the other
way.
Mother West Wind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13
Business Opportunities

WANTED-Men OF sound business
judgment who can qualify as
executives and take over the man
agement OF Branch Offices in the
following cities: New York, Pitts
burgh. Minneapolis. Cleveland. De-
troit. Chicago. Springfield. ILL.,;
Oklahoma City. TT. Wayne. Port
land. Ore. ST. Louis. Kansas City.
Louisville. Atlanta and Los Angeles.
The men we select must be finan-
cially responsible to the extent OF
$4,000, and possess the ability to
supervise a sales force OF clean-cut.
high-caliber men. However, ability
applied in general supervision, is
more essential than personal SELL
ing experience. our business is
dignihed. permanent and highly
profitable; there is also an element
of necessity which lends an add
tional stability unaffected by gen.
eral business conditions. Appli-
cants will be given ample time to
investigate thoroughly the excep-
tional opportunity for permanent.
remnuerative connection in any
one of the above mentioned terri
tories. Address Box B SOL. care
of Zines.
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DISTRIBUTORS and statesmen: Will az
rive in Indianapolis week OF June IL,
and am DESTROYS OF ueeting several OF the
best statesmen in the city to MI territory
in the States of Indiana. Missouri, Ken
lucky and Illinois. Only, care 70 interview
statesmen with successful records. Men
select must be able to furnish capital OF
5000 for merchandise in order to finance
own business. Can earn 5000 to 5000 per
wsekl Territory protected; my device is
patented To insure reply l expect letter
in detail giving age. experience and ref
erence! Write to SHAW NOVELTY MFG.
CO.. INC. S25 Widener Bldg. Phila.. Pa.
NICE, large stcreroom, used for second
hand furniture: 3 living-rooms, large
barn: on good paved street near Tenth ST.
VIII trade for good double. Call Ri. 564l.
BOOMING HOUSE: IL rooms; modern
throughout: 300 block N. Illinois; priced
reasonable for quick sale. Lin. 1851.
GROCERY with living rooms; good loca-
ton; bargain: rent reasonable. price
$500. 1914 Newman ST. Web. 653l.
PRIVATE office completely furnished re-
cepton room, telephone and typewriter;
$40 month. 122 N. Delaware St. suite 3.
MEAT market valued at $1,000. willing to
sell for 81, 500 cash; best location center
of town: doing good business. Box 273.
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FOR COLORED

$40 W. 18TH ST.
Five-room thoroughly modern bungalow
on paved street. Price S4,725 on terms,
+. j. VIEHAdANN CO. Realtors 81 Builders.
Riley 284o. Res. Irv. 0534-M.
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Berdine Slonkosky, II, missing
from her home at Sidney, Ohio, was
found by her brother and police
Sur lay afternoon at a rooming
Mouse at 938 N. Alabama st. Betty
..SEldiridge, 20, also Of Sidney, ana the
Slonkosky girl, told police they came
here a week ago, but were unable
to obtain employment. The girls
were taken home by the brother.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13

Roy Bailey, Is w. Merrill ST., was
arrested Sunday night by police for
malicious trespass upon complaint
of his wife, Lurl, who is suing for
divorce. Bailey was cut on the arm
by glass he shattered out of the
front door in obtaining entrance to
his wife's home. He was taken to
city hospital and later to city prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13

William F. Lane, So, Of S1S e. YER
mont St., died today at city hos
pital of poison taken Saturday
night. Lane was found by police
and his wife unconscious on the
floor of the bathroom at his home.
No motive was found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13

Escaping relatives who had sought
to keep him in the house because of
illness, Richard Hill, IS, of 1924 S.
Senate Ave-, wandered away early
Sunday and dropped dead while
walking at al Kansas st. His heart
was affected.
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Room, for Rent With Board

ATTRACTIVE FURN. AND 6 ROOM;
ALL MOD: GARAGE. WEB. 3978
DEARBORN. r. 812: attractive rm.. gem
tlemen or G. le. Priv. hme. Web. 3913-M.
MERIDIAN, p. Spink-Arms Annex; nice
large frt. rm.. suit. for 2. Ri 58l9.
MICHIGAN, 9O4 E.: newly decorated rms,
good home cooking Riley 3807
VERMONT, W.. 1870; nicely furnished rm.;
excellent meals. Riley 4347.
33D. W., 1893; rm. 3D.; mother & child;
care child ii mother wks. Har. 1167-J.
CHILDREN to board mothers care: good
location. Riley 6349.
CHILD to board. to Z, in mod. home NJ;
beau. yard; mothers car and love Wa. 1704.
BOYS Country Club; opening for educa-
ton and recreation; limit II boys; best
supervision. DRex. 1913-M.
ROOM and board for children: mothers
care. Playground. Webster 2127-R.
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Diana Crittenden, ~, 1101 E.
Washington ST., was taken to city
hospital where stitches we're taken
in her head and body bruises
treated, after she told police her
uncle, Fred Birdsel, as, Glenn hotel,
had come to her home drunk and
beaten her. rolice charged Birdsell
with assault md battery and va
grancy.
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New buildings Of Brookside Park
AUnited Brethren Church, Eleventh
Tand Olney Sts., will be dedicated
during the next two weeks, prelimi-
nary to the final service June 26.
Bishop H. H. Fout will deliver the
dedicatory address.
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Musical Instruments
Radio Equipment

RADIOS; new "FadaJ;" s S9mPIsEs; PIT6Icesa
Meridian st. Drexcl 6S03.
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N. III. Gilman of the Allison En-
cheering Company talked on "Air-
plane Engines" at the Scientech
Club luncheon at the Chamber of
: Commerce today.
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Police today sought man who
told Mrs. Minnie Waymire, opera
tor of a sanitarium at 3547 E.
Washington ST., that he had just
been released from Jail. She charges
tina man stole her pocketbook, con-
tairIing $61 and an Endorsed check
for 500, when she gave him a ride
downtown after he had applied for
work at her home.
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While a raiding squad in charge
OF Sergeant Reilly was searching
the home of Otis Getty, 316 N. Pine
ST., John Baxter, 1877 N. Delaware
ST., came in to deliver five gallons
of alcohol, police report. A. small
quantity of wine was found. Police
arrested Baxter and Getty and Anna
Omara, 316 N. Pine St.
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julius Ellingboe, one of the three
race drivers injured in the 500-mile
race May 80, today was able to
walk about the Methodist Hospital.
Drivers Henry Kohlert and Norman
Batten still are belfast but improv-
ing.
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S1OO CASH

Nice bungalow: 5 rooms and bath, gas.
CITY water, electric lights. new flreproof
shingle roof; cement front porch. 2 nice
umbrella trees in front. cement walks,
built-in cabinets in kitchen. shades, screens
and draperies; garage. Close TO car line.
C. j. JOHNSON Drexel 6l64.
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Police today held John Davis, 20,
of $40 S. California St., on $4,000
vagrancy bond following his arrest
Saturday night at Merrill and West
SITS, carrying a sack containing a
blow torch, hack saw, files and other
tools they allege we're stolen from
the Union Traction freight station.
Kentucky Ave. and West st.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing.
us to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 1922.
l27 w. Georgia.
WANTED-Old false teeth. We pay high
as $40 for full sets. Don't matter If
broken. We buy crowns, bridges. WEST
| ERN METAL, CO. BLOOMINGTON Ill
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The Rev. L. ID. Davis, IndianapO-
lis, was reelected presiding elder,
and various pastors reasSigned at
the closing session of the annual
conference of the Seventh Episcopal
District African M. E. Zion Church
Sunday afternoon. The sessions
were held at Jones Tabernacle,
Blackboard and Michigan SITS. A
fund of $3,3OS.79 was raised for
church and mission work.
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N. 8. Grubb, 81, of $50 n. Ritter
Ave-, broke his left leg above the
knee when he fell twenty feet from
a new house on which he was
working on w. Tenth ST., near Lin
wood Ave, today. He was taken TO
Indiana Christian Hospital.
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The Rev. Henderson L. v. Shinn,
pastor of Emmanuel Reformed
Church, will deliver the corner
stone laying address at the dedica-
ton of the educational building
Sunday morning following regular
church service. The addition cost
$445,OOO and will accommodate 800.
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Clifford Roe, 1919 Pratt ST., told
police two men attacked him and
robbed him of ST at the Pratt st.
Nickel Plate railroad crossing when
they found him wandering in the
street at l a. m. Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13
Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL AVE. 1-room apt with kitch-
enette. bath: completely furn. Ri. 4977.
IRVINGTON Ave, s.. Sc; furfl. house for
summer months; mod. price. Try: 4l39.
PENN, N, l4Ol: high class. small.
furnished; Apt. 10; $3.50. Riley 1929.
WOODRUFF; 1876 cross Dr.; or 6-rm.
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Five thousand persons are ex-
pected to attend the benefit dance
of Holy Cross parish girls at Gin
derella pavilion at Riverside park
tonight. The dance is to raise funds
with which to help repair the Holy
Cross school in E. Ohio ST., dam
aged by the tornado.
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BRIGHTWOOD
$50 cash, $50 per month; rooms. s2d
St, west Of Olney.
ALSO WILL BUILD
m,odee65nT 5ssrroom HON? on Denny; south
Graves Co., 237 N. Del. Riley $3.50. Of
ticc open tonight.
MINNESOTA. E. 1924 pretty 5-rm mod
bungalow garage. paved street: on car
line; Holland furnace; good appearance
and condition: $3.50 Barrett. $4,000. $500
down. s35 month. Drexel 4029-M.
Fiye-room modern srnn1o home: attTseStiyye
shown today M. c. LOCKE, Builder.
BEL. OIL R-2.
IRVINGTON BUNGALOW.
Dandy s.X-room modern bungalow: in
closed sleeping porch; large lot; bargain;
terms. See II. 422 Spencer Az. Ir. C962W
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
$50 down buys this place; lots and
garage; large rooms. Call Frazee. LIN.
25l6. SCHLCsS BROS. INVESTMENT co.
1WO-STORY double house with s looms.
modem. lig ats, gas and steam heat; q
car garage. good neighborhood. Owner
selling on account of leaving city. Value
Sl0,O0C sell for $4,000 cash. Main 594s
IRVINGTON-One block north of WASH
ington St, almost new. strictly modern
bungalow; rooms and sun porch. long
living-room. fireplace. garage; in good
neighborhood: nice wide street: will sell
Mt bargain II sale can be closed this
month. owner. Riley 26l6. or Irv. 0658
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The annual agricultural tour of
the Marion County Bankers Asso-
citation will be taken Wednesday.
The group will leave the Columbia
Club at $50 a. m. to visit farms
throughout the county.
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Awakened by a noise at the back
door Sunday night, G. Rogers, 1881
Spann Ave, turned on a light to
see a man attempting to pry open
the back door with an ak. Rogers
leaned from a window and dis
charged a shotgun as the would-be
burglar hurdled a fence. The bur-
&lar screamed as if hit.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15

County. Pennsylvania, having charge
of the medical work of the mining
interests Of that section. He is also
interested in banking in Freeland,
Pa.
Steak Supper
Commander Harold D. Ventres of
Bolton-kasica Post. IS, American
Legion, has announced that plans
for the steak supper to be served the
harrington post on Monday eve
nlhg, June 20, at Grange Hall,
farmington avenue, had been COM
pleted.
DR.. Matthew Griswold has been
chosen for POSTMASTER, the commit
tee has announced, and Rev. Samuel
A. flske. pastor of the Berlin Con-
gregational church has been secured
TO give the main address. Claude W.
stevens representative to the state
legislature, will also be present and
Will say few words at the banquet,
The meal will be cooked and serv-
ed by the Legionnaires themselves.
members of the Ladies Auxiliary be-
ing the guests of the local post.
harrington won the dinner in the
recent membership contest, securing
more new members than Bolton
haslca post could sign up. \ large
gathering is expected to attend.
Warrantee Deeds
Dennis S. Negri of kensington has
sold to Attilio Quarello of kensing-
ton, the house and land situated
north of the Griswold homestead on
the Beech Swamp road. according
10 Warrantee deed filed today in
the office Of the town clerk.
Frank Gianpalo has sold to Vito
and Carmclla Cagliandri, his home
on Baxter avenue on the old fair
grounds property according to a
deed filed today with Town Clerk
Arthur l.. Woodruff.
Cradle Roll Party
, The annual cradle roll party for
local children under five years of
age was held this afternoon at the
/ home of Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox of
, Worthington ridge. This event is
given each year by Mrs Wilcox and
has as its guests all little Berlin.
, dressed in their best bib and fuckers.
The party was held on the lawn and
included refreshments and games,
until about 5 o'clock.
Motherhood Club
The Berlin Motherhood club con-
vened this afternoon at 3 o'clock for
its annual meeting and election of
| officers. A large gathering was
present when the meeting was called
to order at the home of Mrs. John
Ii. kingsbury of Hudson street. A
basket luncheon was scheduled to
follow the business meeting.
Games Announced
| The Western Connecticut baseball
league has announced its schedule
for the year, including the games
that the st. Paul Tabs team will
participate in. The local squads
games have been announced as fol-
lows: June IS, WATERFOWL at
Kensington; June 26; Kensington at
Continued on Page 1s)
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15

one sister, Mary Gionfrido: and two
brothers. Paul and Antoni Gionfrido.
all OF this city.
The funeral will be held at .
o'clock Thursday morning at St.
Anthony's church. Rev. L. Becarris
will celebrate the high mass OF re-
QUEEN and burial will be in the new
st. Joseph's cemetery.
10. o. F. Meeting
The regular meeting OF Pequabuck
lodge. l. o. o. F.. will be held at
o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wandle
Mrs. Sarah A. Wandle, aged 81
years, died yesterday at her home
at Is West street following q heart
attack. She had just eaten her
breakfast when she was stricken.
DIR. B. B. Robbins was Immediately
called but life was extinct upon his
arrival.
Mrs. Wandle was born on Angus,
IL, 1910. in the same room in which
she died. the daughter Of Franklin
G. and Nancy (Fenn) Andrews. As
young woman she moved with her
parents to Jersey City. New Jersey.
where she was married to Thomas
B. Wandle. Following the death of
her husband. she returned to this
city and has since resided here. She
is survived by one son. George A.
Wandle of this city: two grandsons,
Sidney Wandle of this city and
! Colonel Frank Wandle Of West
| Point; also by several grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are as yet
incomplete.
Park Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of park commissioners
will be held at o'clock this eve
ming in the city council chamber.
Death of Former Resident
Frank Munroe Smith. native and
former resident OF this city, died
Saturday at Sierra Madre. Cali
iornia.
Mrs. Smith was born in this city.
but left here as a young man for
Bridgeport whore he learned the
florists business. For over so yeaIs
he conducted Il florist business IN
Cleveland. Ohio.
The funeral services were held al
$50 o'clock Monday afternoon al
Sierra Madre and the remains were
shipped to this city. Intcrment will
be in West cemetery