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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW YORK TUESDAY MAY 28 1935 10 DeafDs PWA Moves 'Prospect Park Zoo Planners in Action Ocatbf i fljger Jennie htcNiUtiWUllam JJSn Charles PucsleCtaetano Hummer John 4 flna V4 M4 a Looking over plane for the new Prospect Park Zoo are (left to Park Commissioner Moses Alfred Smith Borough President Ingersoll and Louis Wills president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce At right Samuel Klein who donated $5000 for purchase of animals for the new zoo 1 tiul nubs WT' entta 5 the Ntridl me odd eeotas a that -a vr tin be Ifia math at the and I modi I Dodge Considers Attorney List for Vice Prosecutor Will Name 1 Special Aide Still Free Derision Is Reserved Officials Attend Funeral Rites of Gustav Hartung Oldest Member of Board of Aldermen Gave Servirei to Help So Brooklyn pity officials and Democrats to the 12th A filled St Saviour's Church 8th Ave and 6th St today for the last rites for Alderman Ouatave Hartung The funeral was conducted from the city legislator's home 125 Prospect Park Westi thenre to the church where a solemn requiem nuws was sung Interment was In Hqly Cross Cemetery Mr Hartung the oldest member of the Board to Aldermen died Saturday night of a heart attack in his 77th year For many yean ha had been active In the 13th A end was responsible for many to the major Improvements in that section He was a member to the Brooklyn Chamber of commerce a trustee to the Brooklyn 80 Club to an organiser of the South Brooklyn Board of Trade and' chairman to the Local School Board In District SO Mr Hartung became a member to tha Aldermanle Board In 1828 when he waa named to fill a vacancy caused by the death to George Frial Among tha many projects to which ho gave his support were the completion to the Smlth-BUi St subway tha construction to Public School 330 at Allrermayrla Road and McDonald Ave and the Installation to trefllo lights on Prospect Park West Mrs Charles Ross Special fo Tha Eagle Red Bank ft May 25-Mrv Alice Webster Roes wife to Charles Ross died Sunday Ths funeral was to be held from her home 1 Altai Piece here today Interment will be In Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn Mr end Mrs Ross for marly lived In Brooklyn for many years and were readers to The Eogla for half a century The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary In 1932 MORTGAGE IOANS IMMXUIATS aeao mane end Lom nndantandlna Term mi Lawton aad'hrahan straw in Brae In OonttSootlal and noanraS Kings Commr Cahtal Coat 885 Wsshlnglna St S'klyn MAia 1022 we ol Biota si Now York TRADEMARK HOTICS HXRKSY GIVEN THAT Moral Paper Ca Na S30 Park Annua Brooklyn hae rwiolend lie trademark "Iran Strano" with Urn Secretary of Stott of Now York to be uiod upon paper ban paper leek a paper container and noaptaeln myXS-lSt dally LEGAL NOTICES HERMAN I) AI1 LIT SlirrlfPe Auctioneer Will evil Wednesday May SSth 12 10:20 am at Me SOUt ISlh Avenue Brooklyn all the rlahL till and Interval that Sadia Kvrper dMni bualnvas under tha trad name and alyl of Mnrvln'c White Mountain Dairy had on the ISlh day at May 1B3S or oubarauent thereto at la and la alack and llaturaa Frank Quayle Jr Sheriff JOHN KlfclC Deputy Sharif! a (tag I m8 ddht fat 2 rmtosql of looUnf I itad' able to aid In the present movement Brooklyn Zoo Finest In City Park Commissioner Moses declared the new Zoo to be tha finest end most elaborate to any in the city Ample space hod been provided lor it he declared end It had been laid out along the most modern and scientific lines It has been costly project but results were all that had been hoped for The Park Commissioner also revealed that steps are on foot to provide small Zoo an Staten Island and possibly one In Queens at a later date Tha Prospect Park Zoo he stated would be more accessible to thousands to visitors to New York and to New Yorkers themselves than the Bronx Zoo and he was aura would attract much larger numbers than the Central Park Zoo Those who attended meeting were Mrs Owen Nell Brown Philip A Benson Senator William A Colder Duncan Cranford William Cary Herbert Carpenter CoL Welter Jeffries Carlin Mrs Thomas Casey Henry Davenport Mrs William Good Walter Hammltt William a Irish Mrs John Jackson Jacob Kllnck Lindsley Kimball Frederick Kmcke George McLaughlin Lewie Pounds William Wason Jr Louis Wills and Mrs Philip Touts A number to other prominent task 1 it -W etote in be who iflront the thaw be aw opinhe itus udie- On May 28 ELLEN (nee OUUgan) beloved wife to George Lloyd mother to the late Helen Oratla Lloyd Funeral Wednesday May 28 from her home 1460 S6th St Brotolyn On May 28 PAULINE LOEWENSTERN loving mother to Mrs Pauline Meneburger and Albert Loewenatem and sister to Lena Bchmohl and John Handel In her 71st year Funeral services Tuesday May 28 at 8 pm at-her residence 837 62d St Bay Ridge Brooklyn' Funeral Wednesday at 10 am interment Lutheran Oema-tery On May 28 1838 ELIZABETH LORETTA McAVOY (nee Byrne) beloved wife James and mother to James Jr Joseph and Eleanor daughter to the late Robert and Mrs Catherine Byrne sister to Joseph Robert and Edward Byrne and Mrs Catherine Cook Funeral Wednesday May 38 from WUUam Dunlgan Jb Bon Chspd Rogers Ave and Montgomery St at 0 am thence to St Teresa's Church Interment In St John's Cemetery On Sunday May 28 1838 MABY INEZ widow to John McNeil Funeral from her home 307 2d A vs Bradley Beech Wednesday May 29- Requiem mass at the Church of the Ascension Bradley Beach at 6 am Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Biboklyn On May 28 1833 WILLIAM McNULTY beloved husband to the late Catherine Paster loving father to Anna Char 1m and Raymond Funeral on Wednesday at 9:30 am from hi residence 3877 Flatlands Ave Solemn requiem mass at the Church to St Thomas Aquinas Interment St Cemetery PASCALS On May 24 1835 GAETANO PASCALS to 368 61st St beloved husband to Marie and devoted father to Angelina Pascals Reposing et Fred Herbst Sons Memorial 7901 6th Ave until 8:30 Wednesday thence to Our Lady to Perpetual Help Church 59th St and 8th Ave where a requiem mass will bo offered Interment St John's Cemetery JOHN PLUMMER at hla home 1347 Jefferson Ave aged 84 Survived by one daughter Jane Gillespie Hayea two aona John Jr and Frederick Funeral eervloM Tueeday 8 pm Funeral Wednesday 10 am Interment 'Mount Olivet Cemetery On Sunday May 26 1935 HOWARD brother to Walter Potter ServlcM at the Fair-child Chapel Lefferta Placet Wednesday at 11 am ELLEN POWELL on Sunday at her home 700 Halsey Bt She is survived by her husband John and two sons Vincent end Robert Funeral Wednesday 8:30 am Requiem mass et Our Lady to Good Counsel Church Interment St John's Cemetery On May 271835 at Hudson View Gardens 183d St and Plnehurst Ave Manhatti ALICE ALLEN RICHARDSON beloved wife to Prank Richard-l Funeral servICM Wednesday evening at 7:45 at the Fairchild Chapel 86 Lefferta Place Interment In Oeneseot On Monday Majf 27 1935 at hla residence 3506 Newkirk Ave GEORGE FRANCIS RILEY beloved brother to Margaret A Riley lira Daniel Fitzgerald Mrs Joseph Fortin and Thomas Riley Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel 88 Lefferta Place on Wednesday at 8:30 am thence to St Jerome's Church for a requiem mess at 8 am On Monday May 27 1838 LEONORA beloved vrtle to Sherman and mother to Harold Norman and grandmother of Dorothy and James Robinson Services at her residence 958 13th St on Thursday at 2:20 pm ROSEN BEROER On May 38 ROSIE ROSENBEROER devoted sister of Minnie Treuhold and Batty Rosenberger Funeral service from her residence 1076 Carroll St on Thursday May 30 at 2 pm Interment New Mount Carmel Cemetery 8ANDALPHON CHAPTER NO 290 Eastern Star funeral for our late brother OEOROE ADAMS Tueeday evening MBy 2 8 8:15 at 1658 88th St Brooklyn lmnmm JOHNSON Matron Daisy Merrill Secretary On Sunday May 1835 MINNIE beloved wife to George mother to George William Schneidnuller Services at 441 61st St on Tuesday at 8 pm Interment Evergreens Cemetery On Sunday May 26 1935 STEPHEN beloved husband to the late Ellen Shelton Funeral ftem the residence to hie daughter Mrs Julia Flats 204 Prospect Place Wednesday May 28 at 9:45 am thencsto St Church Clas-aon Ave and Sterling Place Interment Holy Cross Cemetery On Monday May 27 1935 WILLIAM beloved husband to Mary Smith and father to Warren Smith Private at the Fairchild Chapel Leffsrts Place Tuesday Please omit flowers 8TAUS8 On Sunday May 38 1935 at his home 1179 Putnam Ave EMANUEL 8TAU8L dearly beloved fither of Mrs Andrew Matzen and MraATSoJlMWyU Collins Berv Ices at tie Fairchild Chapel 96 Let ferte Face on Tueaday at 8 pm In tenant private acknotolcDgmenw The family to the late FHILOMENB BRODERICK wlshm to thank the Reverend Clergy religious relatives and friends for their kind expressions to sympathy shown them in their recent bereavement THE FAMILY BHOOKLYN MEMBEHS FalrrMM Sms Fred Her bat Seas 2rtwr Asa Robert Potter Howard arteWiniam peering' di7 fnvii Maip SSin Aancs Robinson Leonora Souls Roeenberfer Rosie foe Terrence A Schneldnuller SSft" Florence UlnnleF Shelton Stephen jMcuen Smith William JSreutern SUUisE Pauline o- sroMSMBtete On Sunday May 28 GEORQE beloved husband Jujnnl and father of Lillian De 5 JT Howell and TOnlna Whalen at Samuel Adams and hiC Spriggs Services at his I thence 1688 Bay Ridge Are ph SO Tuesday at I pm On Map 26 HENRY imr sr In hie 6Sd year beloved wuband cf Elsie and father of I nary prank Bauer Jr add Mildred igen grandfather of Dorothy IS? ind Irene Bauer Retired rHer of the 73d PrecUct Browns-S Brooklyn Funeral Zrfm at bU home 120-78 131st South Oxone Park on Wednes-S it 8 pm Masonic eervlces on ttHday 8:30 pm Cremation Fresh Red Crematory Thursday at 10:30 ua KINKERr-On Monday May 27 I US JENNIE MAY beloved wife of go lets Edward and mother of Wilier Brinker Services at the RlRblld Chapel 88 LeSetts Place Imjredneeday at 1 pm On Sunday May 26 tt his residence 2180 CatQft I CHARLES BENNETT beloved Itaband of Helen Carman Priendi I lip call at the Palrchlld Chapel III Ifferts Piece until Thursday loaning Services and interment Lfioosick Falls on Thure-sp afternoon CATHEDRAL COZJSQE XiADXES I ittvttjary announces with eor-Lf the death of ELLEN FOWDL lghubers are requested to meet at Mt residence 708 Halsey St Tuee-Uf Hay 28 8:80 pm and attend Llem mass Wednesday 10 am Oorledy of Good Counsel Church Ids JAMES A SPELLMAN President liiry Broenahan Recording See-Irtuy At Amltyvllle ea May 20 1838 ASA beloved Ibbband id EeteUa Ketcham Chi-Funeral eervlces at his 114 Bennett Piece Amlty- ijUe I Wednesday at 2:30 pm On May 28 1038 ROBUST beloved husband -of Louise iaee O'Hare) and devoted father of lociKYleve Robert Harold apd is Clark Funeral Wednes-May 28' ftom William Dunl-and Bon Chapel Rogers Ave Montgomery St at 0:10 am to St Gregory's a Powell Ellen Richardson i Riley George OLARKE-At St John's Hospl-on May 27 In his 78th year WILLIAM ADDISON eon of the Hon George and Mary Clarke brother of Mrs Wll-A Keys Funeral services Mnoday May 29 at 2 o'clock at Church of the Good Shepherd ih St Interment private MARY JANE DEER-0 on May 27 at her home 1768 i 8t Notice of funeral later On Monday May 27 IIS MARY FINCH at to son's 6413 Avenue beloved of Mrs Sadie Nias Mrs Mason and George Finch requiem mass at Mary of Heaven Church and 67th St Friday Uam (nea Walsh) wile of Edward OlbUn chief Sur-by her husband Edward two sons Edward Jr Law-A and coa daughter Ro-)A Funeral will take place on at 8:30 am from her 318 Marine Ave thence ta CTstrick's a Church SSth St 14th Ave where a requiem maaa be offend Interment St at On Saturday May 23 beloved husband of i- and fbtber of Don-'i Hart Funeral servloes at his 222-19 128th Ave Laurel-I on Tneeday May 38 at IM KANX-on May 26 at Ms reel' 218 Greenwood Ave TER-A KANE beloved husband Ebsabeth toother to Patrick Nand Margaret Kane Funeral Wednesday May 28 at 8:30 am to the Church to the te Heart to Mary where requiem mass will be eele-at 10 am Interment St Cemetery FLORENCE (nee Pb) beloved wife to Gsorg Leri-L Nbl devoted mother of Herbert od Paula Levleon Funeral i at chapel to Temple House tatlon Beth Elohlm Garfield 'Mid 8th Ave on Wednesday at 10:30 am Interment -0 Cemetery- -r f-At Cranford on 3 J935- GABRIEL' CORWIN to Mamie Powto funeral services at his home Piece Cranford trV May 28 at 0 pun Cemetery Brook -Y Wednesday 11:49 am dill SERVICE tempered to every 1 Md reverent to weed -Jo' Peese- fCXEBAL PARLOBS Vd at Bueack STsrllag 7700 St ot aa dee hb a ta i bb lelghtat ae unite Continued from Pago 1 for housing flood control and work on riven and harbors throughout the country totaling 6317849150 While the division prefaced the publication to the list with tha statement that the mere reception to the appUeattona doe not mean that the project will bo approved then la every reason to belleva that tha Brooklyn housing program will go through The other requests for allotments for Brooklyn an for: A nurses' home location not given but presumably attached to Kings County Hospital 63208000 A four-story tnd basemqpt school building location not given because rite has not been acquired 1510000 Remodeling and Installation of additional equipment hi Kings County Hospital 6243500 Bame work on Coney Island Hospital 6300000 Requests for Queens The Allotments for Queens an for: Construction and equipping to a new borough haU including a court btalldlng $12000000 Building to a power plant shops end dormitory at Nsponsit Beach Hospital 6801A00 The other New York City projects an: Construction to walk-up apartments in Manhattan 813414400 Construction and equipping fin-proof admlnistntlon building Including furniture In tha Bronx $4437400 Construction and equipping nine-story fireproof children's pavilion at Metropolitan Hospital In Manhattan $1456400 Construction to fin resistive recreation building on Staten Island 180400 Improvement to existing buildings and purchase to new equipment at Harlem Hospital In Manhattan 8463400 Construction to 24-story fireproof court building In Manhattan $18-600400 Welfsrs Island Projects Erection modernization eight-story fireproof nurses' home on Welfare Island $540400 Construction equipping mortuary and laboratory building with penthouse on Welfare Island (121400 Construction to two-story fireproof garage and repair ehop on Welfare Island $158400 Construction of four-story fireproof building far health department on Arthur Ave between' 175th and 176th Sts the Bronx 8401400 Reconstruction additional equipment for the male dormitory and garage at Fordham Hospital $202 300 Construction to a health center and office building In Staten Island $303400 Construction and equipment to four-story and basement fireproof school building In the Bronx 713-000 Remodeling fireproofing two-story and basement hospital bulld-to sterna masonry walls and wood frame construction $84400 location not given Additions and alterations to nine New York City hospitals and replacement or Increase in mechanical equipment 61100400 Lewis Hart Dies Museum Manager Updated im Yatltrdar'i Ute Kdltteps Lewie Hart 60 formerly for 34 years business manager to the Brooklyn Museum died to a heart attack Saturday In Ithaca where he had gone to visit hla son student at Cornell University Funeral services will be held at the home 223-15 30th Ave Laurel ton Queens at 8 pjn tomorrow Burial will be In Cypress Hills Cemetery Mr HSrt was born in Brooklyn and had spent the major part to hla career with the Brooklyn Museum leaving Its employ last year He la survived by his wife Charlotte Hart his son Donald Hart a sister Mis Macfar-land and two nieces the Misses Melva and Norma Rockefeller Mr Hart was a member to Tyrian Lodge A A Francis Nugent Francis Nugent of 465 9th St a court attendant in the City Court died yuddenly at hla home on Saturday He was a special attendant to City Court Justice Charles Russell He was born In Brooklyn and was a member to Brooklyn Lodge 22 He Is survived by his wife Florence Hlppel Nugent Funeral service re held with a solemn requiem ma at 10 am today at Bt Rose to Lima Church Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery In (gtemorfam In loving memory to THOMAS DONNELLY In memory to my dearest pal My Mother At home in' that beautiful land to Godb I my darling eo eweet fair Soma day when this life's longing is o'er With great Joy I shall meet her there Daughter RUTH In sad and loving memory to our dear beloved brother and unde ROBERT- NEWELL who died May 28 1934 LINDA BERT CORAL EDGAR In fond memory to a devoted husband and loving father JOHN SMITH who died May 28 1933 a WIFE end SONS (passes In loving memory to our dear mother SUSAN McNALLY who departed this lift May 30 1922 Masses offered FAMILY AX Smith Pays FinabTributc To Author of Song Alfred Smith bid a final fere- high mass was said Interment was mindly i monal purpeel ask And 1 1 bp jwl me (till lartattk listed-4f I friend-el Brooklynites who were unable to attend tho meeting have however agreed to serve on the committee The headquarters will be In Mr Wills' office et 38 Court 81 Mr Wills announced tlurt the commit- tee would be rapidly augmented In numbers to embrace every Important Brooklyn organisation and the widest cross-section to the general public It was officially announced that contributions In any amount will be welcome tho effort to be mode to secure the sum required from as large a number to Individuals and organisations as possible Commissioner Moses stated that contributors agreeing to fill a cake with animate 'will have a bronze tablet bearing their names affixed to the caga to fallow In Calvery Cemetery The former Governor headed tire honorary pallbearers at the service which wu attended by leaders in the world to music and Just plain citizens The other honorary pallbearers Included George Cohan Sigmund Romberg James Thornton William Matthews Harry Armstrong Joseph Young and Gene Buck president to the American Society of Composers Anthers and Publishers who was hr charge to the funeral arrangements PlansProgrcssing For Housing Show Organisation of the Babylon Township Better Homes Exposition which got under way last week Is moving forward- at a rapid pare according to Edward Keteham committee chairman More than 50 percent of ths available floor eiiace for the show which will take place st the Babylon Municipal Building during the week of June 8 to 15 was subscribed for within the first 34 hours Ketcham reported "This exposition" said Mr Ketcham "Is a township affair and is being handled as a professional proposition that Is It will not tie the paper' type of show which character l-s most efforts of this kind oulsids to the large cities Of course It will not be as bugs as the city shows but It will be up to the standards which prevail at those affairs In every other way" The show Is expected to attract more than 10400 visitors from all sections to Babylon Township and surrounding communities 1 1 1 SEEK GAMES The Blue Eagle baseball team seeks home games Write to William Lee 1492 SlstaBt for i aril MerclianttoFill 25 Cages in Zoo Can tinned from Faga 1 ised surprise when he announced a contribution from Klein Union Square merchant to a sum to be "in excess- to 85400" exhibiting a check from Mr Klein made to "Alfred Smith Renting Agent Prospect Park for 85400 and which was immediately banked as the Intlal deposit Mr Klein the Governor mid had been moved to make tha contribution following several days spent In inspecting tha new Prospect Park Zoo with hla daughter Phyllis 12 years old Mr Klein stated that because to hla great Interest In chU-dren and hla daughter's great Interest In animals he had determined to see that the new Brooklyn menagerie shall contain as wide a variety to Interesting animals as possible Mr Klein called with this writer at the Governor's offices in the Empire State Building yesterday morn ng and signed indeflnata leases lor ths following cages In the soo: HOUSE Ns 7 Five sea liens HOUSE 2 Cep Twa genet eats Two gaaeltea two civet eats Two JsgoorandL One pair spotted hyenas One pair striped ryenaa Two kangaroos 1Z Twa chlmpanbees A variety to tropical birds fifteen rhesus monkeys HOUSE Na Cage One lioness A pair to spotted leopards One lioness One pair to pnnwA Ona pair to AgonU Twa follow deer One pair to ocelots One pair Siberian badgers One pair of Untnrongs Ona pair to African pores 39-Four elk Mr Klein also agreed to fill two of the cages In the bear pits In House No 1 Cage 3 with Polar brers and In House Na 6 Cage Na I- with three Tibetan sun bean Will Boy Animals Himself Mr Klein Intends seeing that the Zoo gets full value for bis contribution and will do his own purchasing to the animals He said today! 'Although I live on Central Park West In Manhattan I have always been fond to Prospect Park and when I wee young spent a lot to time there Instead to in Central Park "When The Eagle approached me and asked a contribution for the new Zoo In Brooklyn I Intended to paid only a few hundred dollars but after looking over tha magnlfl-to the Zoo and talking It over with little daughter Phyllis we decid-to give at least $5400 on the condition that I do my own buying I built up a pretty good business by buwylng right but now have 25 men doing It for ma would like to get back into practice and I am going to look over the als to Frank Buck on Long Tirui and others In company with Capt Cheyne-Stout to the Central Park Zoo who will give me scientific advice on my selections1 Wills Accepts Chairmanship Mr Wills accepting the chairmanship to the Brooklyn Committee stated the campaign to be waged would be a short and snappy one as the Zoo would have to be stocked prior to July 4 when it Is to be formally dedicated He was be said sure that the public Brooklyn would respond quickly end generously to this appeal made In behalf to the children to the borough Former Governor Smith stated that tha only objection he had baud to the project came from those who felt that In depression times It was questionable whether money should be expended on animate rather than human beings His answer to this he said was that no matter what the economic conditions through which we are p-mg the children to the city ere entitled to and must continue to have every educational advantage Tha Zoa he said formed the best means for obtaining' an education In natural history aside from the delight children take in studying wild animate Introducing Park Commissioner Moses Mr Wills and the former Oovernor tbkl to his Interest In the Brooklyn Zoo movement to 21 yean ago and stated he was glad' to District Attorney Dodge to Manhattan waa weighing a list to at tarnrys today preparatory to naming one of them a special assistant prosecutor to take over hie former duties In the Investigation to vice policy and allied rackets in New York County The list was submitted to him as agreed to lost week by the March grand Jury carrying on the inquiry Meanwhile Martin Mooney tha New York American reporter who was sentenced to 30 days in Jail plus 8250 fins on a contempt charge for refusing to divulge to the grand Jury Information ho hod obtained confidentially In his capacity as a newspapermen will still free today os a result to Supreme Court Justice John Cnrewk action in reserving decision after listening to argument on Mooney's application to have Iris writ to habeas corpus sustained Would Make It Common-Law Jamre Murriy attorney for Mooney in arguing that the common-law right to privileged communications should Include the relation between a reporter and hla Informant warned tbat not to do this "would bo to destroy ths efficacy to this greet instrument (newspapers) forwthe public Assistant District Attorney Felix Renvenga contended that the Slate Legislature alone sliould have the authority to rule on this point Obituaries BoeeiT CLACK at S34 Xaatara Parkway dlad raatardar Ha waa a maaa-bar ot Praaaman'a Union Local 33 and la aurvlved hr hla wife Laulao O'Hara Clark ad four child ran Oencvlava Hubert Harold and Loulao Clark Tho funrrol wlU bo hold Wtdnoador at 0:30 an Irani tho Will lan Dun loan ChasA Itooora Ava and Maataomory thonca to Bt Onsorpi Church Mra IMXABKTH XOEBTTA 1VENZ McAVOY el MO Bt John'o Place Wire of Jamea MoAvoy died yaatarday Oho leave her huabandi three children Xloo-nor Jama Jr: and Joaaph' MnAvoyi later Mra Catharlnd' Cook tnd thro brother Joaaph Hobart and Edward Byrno Tho funeral will bt held Wodnoo-day at 1:30 am tram tho William Dunloan a Sod Chasal (to era Ava and 'Muni ornery St yienea to St Taroaa'a Church Burial will ba In 8k Juhn'i Camalary MBS KIItr POWKIA of 70S llalaay St died Sunday Bha -waa bom in Inland and lived In Brooklyn far 3S yean She waa a member at Court SL Clair i olio Douslilen Cetbodral Collate Auxiliary tho Society far tha Prapoao-of tho Faith JoHaroan Democratic Club odd the Rooarr Baddy ol Our Lady of Good Oavnool It O' Church where a aolrmn requiem maaa will ha offend at 10 am tomorrow Interment will bo In Bt John'! Comolory Mr Powell Id our-vlvod by hrr huabond John Powell end two aona Viucmt and Robert 'JIJUIM LEHMANN of MOB 17Mh St Jamaica died Ptlday Ho woe born In Hew York City SS yaara an and leave hla wife Jolla two dauxhlore Plorane and Mildred brother Arthur and a later Carolina Ha waa a member of the Mmom Bervlcee won held lad nlchl HIGH WATER I llleli Water PM 33 007 MAY 3 I Low Water lAM PJ New Turk New York 7:00 1 12:311 I sun nrnn and bkts May 20 May 20 Hlaeal-30 Seta 17 Rlae520 DAYTON MONTGOMERY Inc Hestiag Phisibiag Roofing RIXOIL OIL BURNER anew! an i EjUUnt SenUm 171 Sosth Portia sd Avs Bldya Ivins 8-2460 EAGLE BUILDING Desirable office space et lowest rentals in Borough Hall section Renting Agent ROOM S06 If win EeS 64 wacsdim Shi cask I iv tie tebl to yon here IM ivlng 8 cent that! nstsitttl She he hen well this morning to James Blake whose famous song played no small part in carrying- the former Governor from thee idcwalks of New York almost into the White House The occasion wee the funeral service for the author of "The Sidewalks to New The service wu held In the Church to the Ouardlsn Angel at 10th Ave and Slat St Manhattan where a Solemn Events Tonight VNnn Aimlstlim 13th rtnrlnwnt par-Mom in rlew hr cm RnlMri I on Suaum- and Jif lenun Anir a Bt Patrick SoeUtr of Brooklyn oam-mamoralra 154th annlviraary a( hlrth at Thomas Monro In flawar isrdrn Proa part Pork Dinner follows at Monlauk Club eio Formation of National Onion for Social Juatlca of 7th and 13th A DO Scow Hall llh at and 7lh Aa Dlnntr In honor of Donlcl Xnrnblooi hr Monarch Democratic Club ISM 40 Ih at a at Leonard') Academy araduitton exr-alaaa Aoadrar of Mualo 7:43 Flotbueh Force ten eaMrato ISlh annl-maarr Parkway Roataurant laatora Parkway and Nueirand Ava iwrwood Eddy awroka at tho Control Pnabytsrlon Church mond A rtroubllcaa Laeaua mact-tna 1634 14th Bt Third Ordar Dramatic Circle of John a entertainment HI Jerome St rtooaavalt Nrooklra Club mautlnc 013 Myrlls Are Youns Polka Democratic Lea rue suet-lH 134 Pork An Pa rente meeting of A 115 Linden Boulevard and 41th at I Anthony Maro Aaaodatlon dinner danee Klma Tea Oar-den soo Pulton St I ta phi Dual Ion Msptr danss Hotel Towera Plathnah Community League Bymphonle Orcheetra'a lint public recital Iraamua HaU High School Heesnd annual Junior High School muale featlvol Olrla Commorolal High School A Maw York Society of Aoeguntonla meeting Haul McAtplo United Socletlee of Bt Malachr1) a Church annual card party and reception TimnoMt'a Xuahwick Ava and Conway st a Pint dletrtet branch Mcdleel Society of Stole of Hew York dinner Haul Sooeevcll 1:30 Board of Governors of Albany Society mealing Hotel KooaevelL A ot role NOTICE TO CONTNACTOXO GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK TO BN DONE FOR ON SUPPLIES TO HI rUKNUUiSD' TO TUB CITY OP NSW YORK Ths penoa or ponons maklaz a bid for any aarrlee wan materials ar auppUra lur Tha City of Now Yurk or lor enr af in departments bureaus sr of rice aSall rurnleh tha Mina In a sealed envelope Indorsed with the till of the supplies mala rial work sr aorvloa far which the bid la made with hla ar their name ar psoras and tha data at praaauiaUoa la ths Praair dent of tha Beard or la tha hood st the Department at hla ar Ita office aa or bo-lure the dais and hour named In tbs ad-verilaemant for Uis aura at which tiara and pises tha kldawlll ba publicly opened by tin President of Uis Board or hood of said Drpartmaul and rood and tha sword el lira eantraci mods aeaordln to law os aaon thrraaftar aa practicable Hath bid shall contain tha noma and Pleas of raaldanaa of tha parson makliw lbs bid and Uw namra nf all pvraana ln- -lores lad with him therein and If no oUrar pvreon ba aa hilanotod It shall dlatlnetly aula that fast alas that It la mad without any eennaailaa with any otter parson maklns a bid for ths asms purpose and Is In all raapeata fair tnd wlihdut collusion or frond and that no me niter af tha Hoard of Aldararan hood el a daparimant ehlaf nf a bureau deputy thereof or alerk therein or alter slheer sr omplorss of Tin city at New York to shall bear ba-eama tnlvmlod dlroeUy or Indirectly aa coni recline party partner Maekholdar surety ar alherwlas In or In tho perfurm-anco or the contrast or In the auppUeo work or buaituoa to which It relalrs sr In any pcirtloii of the pro ft La thereof Tha bid must ba varlflad by tha oath In wriu Ins or ths parly or parties me kins tha hid that the several metiers staled Iterol In ell respects Irus Hn hid shall be eenalderad unlees aa condition precedent to ths recaption or consideration el such bid It ba accompanied br a rerllfM cheek upon ana of the Stale or National banka or trust companies of Tha ('Hr of Hew York or a cluck af such bank or trust company alonad by a duly authorised officer Iheraof drawn to Uw order ot lira Comptroller or money or corporate stock or a-rllflcalea of Indebted-nsaa of any nalurs loaned by The City sf Mew York which Uw Camptrallrr shall approve as of euusl value with tha security required In Ih advertisement to ths amount of not less thou three nor more than' flea per senium at ih band required as provided In Besllon 420 at the Orvaler Hew York Charier -All bids for supplies must bt auCmIUed In duplicate The eartlfled steek or money should pok 1 ta Inclosed In flu envelops rnntalnlns Ufa bid but should ba cither Inclined Itya raparets anralsps addressed to the head of tha Deportment PrasMtnt or Board! or submitted personally upon Uw presents lien of ths bid For porUeulsn aa ta ths aasntllr and quality af Uw supolles or tha nature and extent of the work rsfarenc must ba Blade to Uw specification schedules plana etc an file in ths wild Afflea of the PiaatdanL Board or Department He bid shall ba accepted from or contract worded to any parson who in arrears to Tha City af Hew York Upon dabt or contract or who' Is defaulter as aunty or otherwise upon any abUsatwa ta tha city Tha contracts must be bid for separately The rich! la reserved In each case to nject all bids if it Is deemed la ba tar the interest of Ura City be la do Bidders will writ out the amount af italr bids In addition to InJarttns Uw asms In flaurea Bidders an requested la make their bids upnn tha blank forma prepared and furnished by Ura City a copy of which with tha proper envelop In which to Ineloaa tha bid tnaelher with a copy of tha eantraal Ineludins tha specifics Hons In Uw form approved by tha Corporation Counsel can ba obtained upon eppllcslloa therefor el the afflea of tha Department for which tha work la ta ba dona or tha oar loo ora ta ba furnlahtd Plana tnd drawtaraa of saw-i Riusiton work mat ka soon than VI Jo im sAW tonal coW this aing ritb ven OT ir to glng My ought tbs awBHA Sited K- freosA to be b1 herH hevs could kngtolW ladtbvA In order to receive a certificate In acknowledgment of contribution for the purchase of animals for the new Prospect Park Zoo fill out the attached and mall with your contribution: Brooklyn Dally Eagle Prospect Park Zoo rund Washington and Johnson Sts Brooklyn Enclosed find my contribution of lor the animal purchase fund fdr the new Prospect Park Zoo Kindly send me the certificate bearing the signatures ot former Governor Alfred Smith and Pari Commissioner Robert Moses Ucn- was v1? galasrf them other 'vflsmj ivU trustf' d-psW Name Address Miaa(iitiikMt1 2 -I.