New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 9

Berlin News DEMOCRATS HERE GROWING ACTIVE Are Seemingly Out in Force “ for Al Smith 1 MRS. JOHN CARBO DIES This | Johnson-Baldwin Wadding | Noon—Kensington Baseball Team to Practice Saturday and Sunday Aftcrnoon—Many ot Attend Ball. Enthusiasm in political circles, especially among the democrats of the state over ths chances of ,\I‘ 8mith, governor of New York, of ho- ing elected president of the United States has spread to Berlin, Sigus of activities among the democrats in Berlin tend to show that the move- ment for Smith for president h met with response among the Jeffer- wonians hers Activitics are planned by the democrats with the sole intention of more solidly organizing the party. Realizing that much depends upon organization, the Aemocratic women also have sot about organizing in a business-like fashion. A number of mocial events will be held in the next few montks for the purpose of bringing the democratic voters to- gether. The women plan to hold the first of these organization meetings on Friday, May 18, at the storehouse of the Berlin Auto Sales Company, when they will give a whist pay. The committee in charge of the af- fair is working on arrangements and 1t is possible that some of the prom- inent democratic leaders of the state will be brought here for the occa- sion. Further announcement con- cerning this meeting will be made, next weck | Johnson—Baldwin. Mises Agda Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton W, Baldwin of Kensington, and Evald T. Johnson, mon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. John- mon of 1378 Boulevard, West Hart- ford, werc married this noon at 12 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents by Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahl- quist of the First Lutheran church, New Britain. Miss Edith Holmgren was the maid of homor ‘and Edward M. Hoimberg the best man. The bride wore a gown of white matin and princess lace, period style. She carried a shower houquet of white roses and baby's breath and fore a tulle vell trimmed with eranga blossoms. The maid of hon- or was attired in a gown of orchid erope and carried a bouquet of or- chids and . sweet peas. The gift of the bride to the maid of honor was a beaded bag. The bridegroom presented the best man with a silver rigarette case. Following the wed- ding a buffet luncheon was served, members of the immediate families being present. The house was decor- ated with a bridal arch and spring flower decorations. The couple left on a wedding trip to Canada and upon their return will reside in West Hartford. Mr. Johnson is employed by the Retail Credit Company of Hartford. To Practice Tomorrow. Practice will be held by the can- didates for the Kensington baseball team tomorrow afternoon and Sun- day afternoon at the Percival avenue baseball, grounds, according to an announcement vna%e yesterday by Manager Eddi> Moore. No game has been scheduled by Moore for this week. the locals probably opening nup its season a week from this Sun- day in a Connecticut State League game. It s almost certain that the COATS Furred or Furless For Smart Madame and Mademoiselle Wonderful Values at $25.00 s $39.50 Every success of this season included in this tively tailored coats—developed in the kasha, ‘broadeloths—fur treatments and furless coats with satin throws—and other novelty trimmings. Sizes for madame and mademoiselle—in colors most popular—middy blue, black, tan, grey s Shopping Mail Orders Filled Second Floor directors of the Kensington Athletic |e club will decide to enter this league since the New Britain Faleons re- considered its original plan of drop- ping from the lrague and is now s member of the circuit. All candi- dates for the team are fnvited to be present at the practice sessions, for serious work will be started at once. Mrs, John Carbo Mrs. Tsabelle Carbo, aged 65, of Kensington, wife of John Carbo, owner of the Carbo Brick company, dled at 1 o'clock this morning at 8t. Franclsco hospital, Hartford, from heart disease following a lin- gering illness. Mr. Carbo only re- cently returned from Italy where he had spent about threc months visit- ing the country. Mrs. Carbo was one of the most |! prominent Itallan residents of the town and besides having a host of friends here, was well known in New Britain. Although she has been 11l for a long time her death was un- |t expected and was a shock to her[tended. The entertainment pro- | town and the advice of its chict exo. many friends, gram was well recelved. Those tak- | cutive, First Selectman Janies Simp- Besides her husband Mrs. Carbo (Ing part were Mits Norma Lawrence, | son was appointed an ex oflicio mem- | is survived by two sons and five [Miss Nedra Lawrence, Miss J nette [ber of every committee. The mem- daughters, Dr. Talph Carbo of |Ensing, Irmo Pia, George Wells, | horship of tho commiitces named Washington, 1. €., Joseph bo of (Kenneth Rich and A Dyer. A | lust night is as follows: Kensington, Mrs. Edward Lardner, [cOmedy sketch played by Mr. and | Pubiic utilities—Ilenr Trumbull, Mrs. Everett Barnard, Mrs. Joseph |Mra. Wallace Kelsey and Miss Dor-| Lean €. Staples, Charles 1, Newton, Kathryn Carbo, all of Ken- sington and Mrs. Guy Missente of Middletown. She is also survived by { 12 grandehildren. ) Tuncral arrangements are ingom- plete and are in the hands of Laraia & Sagarino, funeral directors of New Britain. | Meeting This Evening Dohert t special collection of superla- smartest materials of twill, completed repairing the road at Up- | ber of son’s corner. were stones, whick were covered by a er of crushed stones. {improvement will only rarily. such as heavy coats of tar, should {be used to fix this corner. as it rains the heavy flow of water that away the stones and spreads them jall around the highway, leaving the {corner in the usual poor condition, The state repalred this short time ago by the same method | as it used now, and it was proved held last evening hall by the othy Sugenhime was the feature of | the program, many funny and lines occurring in the skit. fanso elub at a pleasing success there being ten ables of play. |the library fund for the purchase of new books and equipment. NEW BRIT Plainville News CHAMBER PLANNING VARIED AGTIVITY Zoning, Public Park, Sewer, . Garbage Disposal Discussed FIRE KILLS CHICK BROOD Westwood Park Alarm Third in Henrs—Program of Libpary Eu. Assn. Treasurer Reports—Briefs. Th zoning of the town, a day po- liccinan, u public park in the south- | crn part cf the town, the building of la sewer system, wi garbage col | lcetion, and increasca safety at rail- road crossings are a fow of the many | pros cts outlined by the Chamber | Conmnicree last night for its 192 1929 program. The meeting, the first under the presidency of Archer A MacLeod, was the best attended and most enthusiastic in a number of | Years, and its echoes will be heard for months in the work of the coni- nittees President Macleod appoint- ed, | The major portion of the work | Will fall to the pullic utilities com- {mittee, of which Jivury Trumbull is | chairman. This body will take up the matter of zoning the town so that ertain sections will be restricted for ticu pes of huildin prescrve their desired character, Tt will also work for the beautification | 0f ‘the town Ly such means as ob- taining the removal of old weather- beaten real estate and other adver- tising sizns, replacing trees killed by . { 835, and suggesting grass plots and other improvements at the railroad station. The committee will |the hours of the watchmen at the j1ocal railroad crossings and will seck new and brighter signs thercat. It | will also place a sign across the new public parking spuce near the new Sequassen building. The appointment jof a rezular day policeman will be advocatod. Charles 1. Norton d the/winners of the games. | tentative propos Upson's Corner Completed the southern The state highway department has | reported, has made a 1 of a public part in art of the town, it was the offer involving a num- acres along the old canal. This The holes and ruts | proposal has not yet taken defir with large gravei|shape, but the chamber believes th town would be greatly henefited by it. and the public utilities committee Wil work yith Mr. Norton and the town on thc proposition, The chamber discussed more gen- garbage collcctor and will urge this upon the townspeople. Those who are interested in this and Wish their garbage collected are a ed to get in touch with Roland . Hoerle, A town sewer wfll be the most gently pressed item on the docket the sewer and sidewalk commit- tee, but this body will also advocate filled in Howoever, this last tempo- A more durable substance, As soon passes this spot soon washes corner a nsufficient, East Berlin Items supper and entertainment t the Community Ladies’ Ald society of he Methodist church was well The cially where these will close gaps between two already existing walks. In order that the chamber may at- {have the constant cooperation of the George LeWitt, Joseph T, MeCarthy Sewer and sidewalk—Stanley 8 Gwillim, nk T. Wheeler, Henry §. . L. Benzon, Dr. L. H. situations The library wWist held by the La- Community hall was The be proceeds turned of Sherma into the > J. Birnbaum, Stephen Dietzko. whist will hants uel J. Castl - a 24 | damage 1 ci teriainment Announced—Nursing | s and | check up on ! the laying of more sidewalks, espe- | A joint social of the Woiton- | "y e SUENEE 0o s |, Membership ames E.Usher, Kasica Legion and the auxiliary will |y gne on Wileox avenue by fiiness, | ThOMas P. Prior, | Garficld Jones. be held this evening at the 1. The Methodist church choir will| 1R00Ms=—Joseph N. McKernan. hall, Kensington. Harry hold a rehearsal this evening at 7:30 | 1OWn display— Brastow, past commander of the Edd, o'clock in the church parlors. | HODIY Trumbull, Har 0. Rex, post, New Britain, will speak on |Mother's Day music will be re. | J8mes E. Usher, John L. Lamb, “Junior Baseball linaracd, | President MacLeod appointed the | The local post will sponsor a jun- ior baseball team during the com- ing season. At a joint meeting of the National Federation, consisting of both major leagues, it was vo! to appropriate £50,000 for pragessing sandlot or junior bascball through- out the United States. This moar was put in the hands of the Ameri- can Legion which, in turn, is or- ganizing Leglon teams throughout! each state. Practically cvery city and town in Connecticut is showing intercet in the project and many teams are being formed. Any boy who will not reach his 17th birthday by Jan. 1, 1929, is eligible to participate providing that he conforms with all the amateur rules. Tocal boys who are interest- ed in trying out for the local team can get further information on the matter by sceing ejther Paul Baker of Kensington, Arthur Lawrence of East Berlin, or Robert Silsby of Ber- lin. Ttems About Town Mrs. Hen wife of Henry Rose, president of the St. Paul T. A. B. society, entered the New Brit- ain General hospltal yesterday to undergo an operation for appendi- citis. Town Clerk Arthur. L. Woodruff. who is i1l at his home, was reported as improving this morning by mem- bers of his family. Mrs. Earl Brown is entertaining a number of her friends at her home on Worthington ridge this aft- ernoon, / A meeting of the Grange Sewing circle was held yesterday afternoon at the Grange hall on Farmington avenue, A number of local members of the Tabs are planning to attend the ball being given this evening in New Britaln by the Tabs of that place. Mecting This Evening A meeting of the school board is scheduled to be held this evening. Matters of routine and other busi- ness will be discussed. Plans For Whist A large number of people from Kensington are planning to attend the whist party to be given in the Sacred Heart church parlors in East Berlin on Monday evening by Mrs. John Weich. Prizes will be award- the different streets in the town. at the Methodist church Sunday eve- ning. been shown at the service last Sun-| {day evening. ! Monduy evening as previously an- | nounced. | making repairs to the highway near Morsc's corner. has left a large body of water on the left side of the highway with no ap- parent outlet, put to work this morning to con- | struct a drain to relieve the pond | which was flooding tillable ground. ner will be held at Community hall the latter part of May. has been held here for the past sev- eral y The Fife and Drum corps held an | 0110Wing delegates to the state con- out door rehearsal last evening in | Vention in Hartford on May 17: 1. preparation for the Memorial Day |!+ Benzon, H. 8. Washburn, C, 1. parade. The corps marched about Burton H. Phelps, . T. nd W. B. Vincent, alternates: 1. e. D. C. Peck, J. N. McKernan, and he The slides on Italy will be shown The pletures were to have . T. B 5 stow. A brood of 45 baby chicks was burned carly this morning when fire The Wesleyans will not meet next | destroyed the henhouse of Tarry {is explained by the fact that the stwood park. A defective brooder lanip is blamed for the fire, which destroyed the coop and all its occupants. An alarm was sent in at to the association iate i had to be imcluded in 1 of this thercfor cip ar instead of those of lu Two Are Arrested ©or 6:40 o'clock and the fire company | 4 Mrs. Bernico llothoski of Pegu mads the {waslia rypito the mpot, |, IS Betwios 1lotkosld of Pag but there was nothing but ashes left | Jiok s Tveh &t |hen they arrived. It ia belleved that | “0M§9 Setubert on w |there was delay in sending in th jalarm, cither because the fire wus |not discovered promptly or because {it was fought vainly for some time by the owner., court on Wediisday quel to an aceide Ler at 9130 o'clorl Wednesday 1 Mrs. Hotkoski was coming from N | Britain, and a light truck operat This was the third fire im 24 hours. 3 e e G g by Joln Besotti of Auiurn, [At 2 oclock yesterday afternoon 2land bound for IFarmington, wa | still alarm brought a squad of men ling to measurements niad ! stable Schu 1, Mrs. Hotkos! into him damaged y Con Scolles on Hillside avenue brought droy the company out in answer to a still alarm. There was ne appreciable ior case. Benefit Entertainment Program The program for the entertatn- ment which will be held Monday and | Tuesday nights in the Strand thea- Iter for the benefit of the Plainville and both the which headlig of Redstone failed to prod 25 BETHESDA CHURCH 2T 1S 48 YEARS OLD at the rear of 139 West Main street. pass. Althoug otti was well on AL 845 (oot 1n dhs levaning g 17 AICLONED Beaciil has well o chimney fire in the home of Frank | . 5 ma accident annually has just been lamtad Rg M officials of the ergantzstion, : .3 cluded in the periodical I8 the fev. enth scmi-annual report whick shows assets of $24,804.63, loans of $22.900 all of which are | first class mortgages on Bristel and | Plainville homes, The total of shave loans is $665. Thess are made ugainst the paid in value of ghaves, to accommodate members in nged. The dues and interest total $394.46 and the cash on deposit $730.17, Listed in the liabilitles are motes payable totaling $1,400 and the amount ue shareholders is $23. Dues paid in total $21 First League Game The Lristol high school baseball team will play its first league game on Saturday afternoon at 3 e'clock on the school athletic field when they will cross bats with the Mid- dletown high nine. The loeals emerged victorious in their @rat Eawe with the Terryville high team Wednesday afternoon, the final score | Bristol News Program to Be Given This Evening - ARREST ON WIFE'S TIP t, R 4 ! Auniversary ! Woman Tells Police Name of Man Selling Denatured Aleohol to Her | Musband—Ofer For City Garbage Rejected, Public library building fund, was quested, saving 1l had left i " 1 T o br'n_\xs to 4. announced today by the Woman's|home. He jror T Bethesda Luth. |, The playing fleld has been placed club, which is sponsoring the affair. | the constalls las \l'r: . jin excellent condition by eity em- There will be a feature picture and | license he show i * €l | ployes. . another film, but the chief intercst t was one whic n iss mind s Interclass Track Meet will focus on a program of dancing The officer notitied program. and specialties provided by local {10 Le in court befor, ven elever numbers will | ¢ Cu nghani Moriay g be d Ly Palinville performers, charges of drivin with " and g Iy successful Show is ex- | lights and v ithou pected. The program is as follows: | pressed s 1. Moving Picture. | 2 Dancing by pupils of Mrs, I Benzon, assisted by Mrs. H spoke ove W Smith, Mr. Pearce Clark .at the [ Hurtford from 2:40 to 3 o'clock thi piaro, Mr. Brayton Goodwin, #axo-|afternoon. Iiis talk, it Mr. )yank Marden, banjo. | gponsored by the s a) Coming Through the Rye— | veation, dealt wi s Helen Alpress, Master Edward | © hoard Mis | cut was Mad: 1% Geetersloh. | With Grip | (b Oriental Dance—Miss Louls. Loo St. Lo co! 1 to Brastow iome at 0 Browd st () Japanese Dance-—Miss Ruth | tack of influe: ¥mour, Miss Mariorie French, Laura Co of 0 s Dorothy L. street is ill : © home s MacDonald, | grip, () Group Dance — Miss Mary | - — Miss Catherine Minor, Miss| <AyS TINN. Is 1OR HOOVI thel Neff, Miss Phyllis Peace, Miss ‘\I:uifl\m“. Williams, Miss Maralyn { Wooding. | (0 Stamp — Miss | Clayton South Kend retary of wins the May he | nomination, Dorothy L. EYon |the Novem! 3. Specialties (assiasted by the 4o 50000 major Cleit Dwellers orchestra of Plain- ]:')\m* inooga. T ville). tand national Comedy 8ketch—Mr. Charles Frank Marde: |at the plano. | 4. Moving Picture land Kellys in Pavis” Daughters of the | members will usher. | week Mrs. O'Noill and her children left for Now York. The Cohens ANOTHER FATAL QUARE Athens, May 4 (U1 pe sons were kill nd several house | Woman's elub | These ushers The annual interclass track meet of the Bristol high achool will be held on Wednesday afternoon, May # having been postponed from the Rev, Walter who al vocal selec- Henning L. Johnson, chiureh, will preside, | ©'1Kinal schedule of April 28, Teams ents will be served. | will_ hold an outdoor practice en Sin 7 Madlong op i :mrv newly constructed running traek . Uhe growth of the congregas | at the .'!.Vhlm.l«: fied this afternoon. i rapid. Several years | Captain O’Connor Wil lead the orizinal structure was out. | SCPIOTS. Miller the juniors, Green- lcaf the sophomores and Burrill the freshmen, ©W church erected to | rent-Teacher Moetin . ITRTERN. | T gl i of the Tarent. | Declines Invitation to By association of the Fetoral | Sail South With Byrd St o il e hol b B oclock | Bloomsburg, Pa.. May 4 (#—Dr. ; S Ao May 7th. Of- | Ketor Hartline, son of Profeasor SR "“"""5'“»“;’-"; mill 14 Mrs. D. 8. Hartline of the fac- rog oY i = - - ulty of the State Teachers college retiring ofticers sub- | pore, has deciined ion Tovitationifa 1. 0. 0, F. Meeting | #0 to the South Pole with Com- | | | 3 | an ¢ Stephen Terr | nander Richard K. Byrd. Dr. Hart- [1.00m, wn o phen a o lodet [ line was invited some time ngo to et eld a o'clock | be the physician of the Dyrq4 es- in Stephen Te Ty Devotions At St Jdoseph's 1 he devotions at T ¢ Naturday evening at St Jo. s churel fn honor of St. Anne, Hearing Postponed all, pedition, | Hartline is now engaged in re- ' | seareh work at Johns Hopkins uni-. | ity and he considered it toe im- | vortant to lose twe years from hir | ve I J !'{\rv dicted hiere. A serond postponcment has boen | Hor: By 2 — e anted in the hearing hefore the Ly : Voeal olos—Mr. James Fur- | oxpirt s HOME VACANT e ] QUAKE IS FELT. |1ani. y | umilton, Bermiudi, May 4 (UD rior court in the application - op| . FAfhza, Maly, May 4 (UP)—A ! nd Dancing — Miss Vit O & Mere | e ity ot oimgeas APpllca o ey |sharp earthquake shock, with its | L en left vicant sine 2 FeCent| owned by Mre, Sarah B (""_! and fopicenter in the Dalkan peninsula, jnorl‘t) Vocal Solos— Miss Jos\‘phmu”n.‘,o,., that Mrs. O'Neill intended 10 | gt - b ‘-““”‘ to“‘w:“ll(;;nx I'" | was recorded today at the observa- | (e) Mus Novelty Act— M sue for divor T'h i mouth, The land consists of ou‘m'y of Prof. Rafacle Bendandi, Musieal Nove Ct—Messrs. |\ qe hore when the port w eres and is 1 noted seismic expert. The shock val- Henry Iowe lished. He Jert tor Hollywood . ocated in proximity to | | the |1dated a prediction Bendand! had jmade April 25 of seismic aetivity in | the Balkan region. It For Fur-Lined city reservoir. It is the gop. | tention of the water department that the use of the land for fapm pur- noses would result n contamination | of the water supply. The hearing | Wil now be held on May 14, o post.- r- | Wil be Mrs Ofive Bnelgrove, Mink|wans dostroyod when fresh carth- | PARCIMONt of one week from the or- Bath Tllb? ow, Miss Florence Trum- | quake shorns held the | 81nal date Esther Trumbull, Miss | Coringi 1 We T Mrs. Bornstein has retaned At 2 > {Dorothy Clark, Miss Thelga Clark, | ghservatory. report wcks | (OTCY Frank Munn of Winsted, | Miss Elizabeth Spalding of Hartford, were felt at 11 coday | Corporation Counsel William N. De- | ! Miss Abbie Usher, and Miss Eliza- night, the epleenter was | BOSIer will present the city's side of | |beth Benjamin, Home made candy | in: Asia Mincr. the case ! will be sold. ickets are going rapldly BIG SUM EXPENDED Some 0 or 60 merchants have contribut- W York, May 4 P Tha 1 ed to aid in printing the souvenir|fellor founds spony 311 programs which will be given out | for ths advaneem of m at both performances. | knowledge throu the wor A speclal matinee, at which on during 1927, says Ohj, ang | o motion pletures will be shown, [port made public tc Fitty-two | rivers, Judge Mapees ;.?\'f,”‘}i’,i,‘i?" | Will be held Tuesday afternoon for |countrics benerited the disburse- | laft two weeks 4 sthcing oit '; | the achool ehildron, ‘n--mul will be | ments, Pittabireh o { placed on sale in the school rooms e e Vrrested on Woman's Com when school reopens Monday. . o e R nplaint Two Fiued tn Court i Still Explaining 'r}v‘u‘rjy’[:‘: wfi“’”"""" WS arrested Edward Bombardy of Greystone Wig, G3uoren A o ohnIlAlnt o javenue, RBristol, and John Machuca the police i 10 informed | of Lewis street, Plainville, appearced {in court before Justice Cunningh last evening as the result of an ace dent at 1:30 o'clock Sunday morn- | ing near the railroad crossing on | Broad strect. Bombardy's car was | varked, without lights and out of ®a8, while the owner waited for a | fresh supply of fuel. Machuca drove | his car into the rear end of Bom- | bardy's and Constable Thomas | toyce, summoned by the police | ight, notified both to appear in court. Machuca was fined $10 and | costs for reckless driving, $5 being [remitted, while Bpmbardy was us. | sessed $3 and costs for parkingAvith- | out lights. Grand Juror William J. IForan prosecuted. Assn, Treasurer Reports | Mrs. Edna G. Burns, treasurer of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association, has submitted her an- nual report, which was released to- day. 1In the report it will be noticed that the sum of $1,600 instead of | the regular $800 appears to have | been recelved from the town. This Dorothy Logan, London physician, been summoned by the General Medical Council May 22 to explain her hoax of last Oc.ober when she check for last year was turned over = . Y track meet in Manchester next Saturday are asked to report to Jack Walsh at once The local squad will have to leave here in the forenoon in order to report on the time for the mect. Some events will be held in the morning. The state meeting will eld in Westport on May 26. The ladies of St. Gabriel's Episco- pal church will hold a whist social this evening at 8 o'clock in the par- ish rooms of the church. Refresh- ments will be served at the conclu- The state highway department is | The last heavy rain A gang of men were The annual Rotary club shad din- ‘This event ars. All members of the Boys’ club in- tending to enter the Hartford County xBitm of the playing. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WEVE WALKED ALL DAY LONG, BOBO, AND AT A SIGA OF UNCLE HARRY=WE ANGHT AS WELL SLEEP RIEAT AERE =|T LOOKS AS GOOD AS ANYPLACE NEVE SEEN-GRE’ field In | <PLAINVILLE®» TONIGHT JUNIOR COUGHLIN —in— | A Baflling Murder Mystery “LET 'ER GO, GALLAGHER" power to debar her from practice. Lawn Mowers Called For and Delivered Tel, 188- B. & L. Service Station SATURDAY WILLIAM BOYD n— “THE NIGHT FLYER"” Daniel in the Lion’s Den! 1 DONT HAVE TO BE 124 | 1 nrounced she had swum the Eng. B | lish channel. She has aiready been (O fined fcr perjury. The council has Cleaned, Adjusted and Sharpened | wi On Motor Boat Trip |, Edmund J. Caffery of Pine strect has left for Wheeling, West Virginia, | where Jie will meet Judge Willian, J. Malone, Mrs. Malone and daugh- 11, who are on a motor boat trip down tho that Sanford nishing her husband, a North Maig | | street barber, with denatured alco- hot festified that she had #sked Sanford on several occastons to desist from the practice without result. Tn police court today the rase against Sanford was continued indefinitely, Garbage Offer Rejected An offer of $500 submitted to the city council for the garbage privilege in the city by I merson of Springficld, Mass., has been rejected by the appointed by Mayor W. Raymond Crumb, consist- | of Councilman William A. Hayes, Prnest I2. Merrill and Willara A, Hough. Announcement of this ae. tion was made yesterday, The garbage is handled by the public works department, being carted to a farm owned by Tony Delfinoe who supervises the collection is paid by the city, When the T of Mr. IZmerson was made at a ouncil meeting several weeks ago, erintendent of Public Works Og. car Anderson_ opposed change " the presont system, which he felt was worki ¥ £00d advan- 10 cost of collecting the g e last year was slightly in excess 00, according to figures fur- | nished by the office of the city clork | some time ago. | Stringing High Tension Wires Imployes of the Conne infl Power Co, were o 3 |In the stringing of high tension | *s on North Main sty These will be used to serve the E. Ingra- ham Co. Building and Loan News Printed The Builling and -| publication of the and Loan ass vas fur- | i committee NEA Los Angeles Bureau Dress warm if you go into the cold water, says the physicians. Maybe |this is what the Eskimo girls wear when they break holes in the fce to £o in swimming. At any rate, doe- tors advise warm attire when you T.oan News. a go bathing in cold water, and that's Bristol Building [ what Vera Reynolds, Hollywood ac- slation, printed semi- \ tress, is wearing. GOOD NIGATS RESY WITA AOBODY T0 BOTMER UsS--