New Britain herald., 1914-06-01
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N. Y., was the guest over Sunday of the Misses Conlon of Fremont street.
 Holeproof hosiery at Damon's Shoe Shop.-advt. 4 J. E. Sheriden, of New York, spent the weekend with his parents. MT. and Mrs. James Sheriden of Stanley street.
 Irving E. Ellis of Pleasant street, has returned home from Swampscott, Mass.
 Nathan Jaffe, a student at the Jet- ferson Medical college, is home for the summer vacation.
 Luther Hancock, a student at New York university, has returned to this city for the summer.
 Mrs. Elizabeth M. Emmett, who conducts a store at 147 East Main street. has signified her intentions ot selling out to Joseph Scavillo on June II.
 The board of public works will hold meeting tomorrow night and the ice committee will hold forth this even ing. But two hunters licenses were is sued from the city clerks office dur ing the past month.
 The Farmer cigar is honestly ad- vertised and not misleading.-advt. Stone J Bergstrom, an ex-represen- tative, spent the weekend in this city. MT. Bergstrom is engaged ill conducting a motion picture house in Schenectady, N. Y., which he pur- chased of P. S. McMahon and Frank J. Keeney.
 The annual memorial Sunday of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society will occur on June 7. Graves of deceased mem bers will be decorated and services will be conducted in the Catholic cemeteries by priests of St. Mary's church.
 The installation of officers of St. Marys Holy Family Circle will be held Wednesday evening in St. Mary's school hall.
 Veronica Podaiski has complained to the police that her husband has skipped out. She lives at 10 Grove street. S..,- ". .. The police are making an investiga- tion of an alleged assault by two young men 'on Mrs. Oquist of Rhodes street. The woman com plained of the assault to Officer Do- Ian.
 The police were called to the home of a family named Wilson at 67 Small lev street Saturday night when re- port came to headquarters that brawl was in progress. No arrest Was made.
 The anniversary of the granting of 8 constitution to Poland was observed last evening at Sacred Heart school hall. An extensive program was car ried out.
 The day policemen for June will be Officers J. J. King and J. H. McCabe. Officers A. J. Richardson and W. c. Hart will return to the night force this evening.
 Albert Swinger of Bristol and Miss Alice Alexander of S6 Oak street, were married this morning at St. Peters church by Rev. A. E. Cava- naugh. They left immediately after the wedding for honeymoon trip to Canada.
 The new blue prints of Fairview cemetery are now ready. They show two sections of the graveyard, which do not appear on the old maps. Fra ternal organizations can secure copies of the blue prints from Superinten- dent Gladden. of the cemetery.
 M. G. Porter of Lake court en- tertained a number of his friends at his summer residence on Highland Lake, Winstcd, over Decoration day. Those present were Gardner c. Weld, Maurice Johnson T. w Wilbor, F. w. Porter, c. W. Wilson.
 There will be held in the near fu- ture a meeting of the New Britain district of the Hartford County Sum day School association at the Peoples church on Court street. very in teresting and instructive program is ] being prepared and all those inter- ested in progressive Sunday school methods are cordially urged to at tend. wedding supper was rendered to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Goodsell, who were married on May 23, at their home in the Dickinson building last evening. They received many useful presents from friends who attended from Hartford, Bridgeport and this city.
 Joseph Waver, of IS Beaver street. reported to the police yesterday that Christian Ellnger, who lives with them, had a narrow escape from be- ing killed by gas yesterday. While he was not himself Ellinger had un- screwed the chandelier and the gas was flooding the room when the mans predicament was discovered. A meeting of the municipal ice committee will be held this evening when the contract for hauling the ice from the house at Shuttle Meadow to the distribution plant in this city 1 will be awarded. The mayor and | members of the water commission | have been invited to attend.