HAROLD HAUSFHt
Harold Hawser, aged 15 years, son
f Mr. and Mrs. George Hauser of 274
Fairfiril amana Uled Monday night at
th Bridgeport hospital. The deceas
ed was employed by the, Lake Tor
pedo Boat company. Ho Is survived
by his prvronts one sister Agnes, and
two brothers George and Raymond
Iaaaer. Tho funeral will bo held
rimsday afternoon from the Mortu-
ary chapel of August (i. Baker, 197
Stratford avenue. Burial will be m
Park cemetery.
ELLEN HERBERT
Miss Ellen Herbert was found dead
on the floor of her kitchen at 29 West
Liberty street Monday afternoon.
.Medical Examiner Garliek pronounc
'ed tho death as dtre to heart trouble.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
HAROIjD W. DOW.
Harold W. Dow, Infant son of Har
old T. and Sophia Lehman-iDow, of
642 Maplewood avenue, died yester
day afternoon at the home of his pa
rents, after a brief Illness. Funeral
services were held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the funeral parlors
of Mullins, Scott & Redgate, 293 Gol
den Hill street, and burial was in the
Lobman plot. Mountain Grove cemetery.
Sign over a small basement restau
rant in New York: "Cup of Colfee
and a Roll Down Stairs IS cents.
HOME BUILDERS
WILL MEET IN
NEW BRITAI
DEVON
The seventh annual convention of
the Connecticut League of Local
Building and Loan Associations will
convene at 10:30 a. m. on Saturday,
May 10, In Junior O. L A. M. Hall
on Kungerford Court, New Britain,
Conn.
Mr. J. N. Standish of 1,3 Noble
avenue is president and Mr. William
H. Skinner of 1,471 Seaview avenue Is
secretary of the league. Besides
these, others who exipect to attend
from this city as delegates are: Mr.
