New Britain herald., 1914-04-10
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Commissioner F. J. Egan, the lakc filled for the first time on March 22.
 Friday evening, April IF, students costume party. Bungalow.-advt.
 Tony Viola, fruit dealer, of 532 East Main street, was arrested today, following an altercation with his wife, Rosa, during which. the woman alleged, Tony cut her with 8 piece of glass.
 Eagles carnival. April II to 20.- advt.
 Miss Francina Beers. daughter of MT. and Mrs. William E. Beers of Pearl street, is home from school at Lakewood, N. J., for the holidays
 The Wall Paper Store. A. F. Marsh, 3s Main street.-advt.
 An open meeting will be held by the Followers of Miriam on Sunday afternoon in Talmud Torah hall to celebrate the Passover.
 Reception to Lyceum players Thursday eve, April 16, Bungalow advt.
 Frank Gradeski, of 4s Willard street. has complained to the police that masked burglars broke into his store last night.
 TO Damons S for Easter footwear and hosiery.-advt. 4
 Martha chapter, O. D. s., held an informal entertainment last night.
 If you are looking for a fine- 5c cigar. try a Farmer -advt.
 Action taken at the B. o. E. meet ing held Thursday evening, April g. All members are requested to meet at the hall at 7:s0 sharp to take part in the parade.-advt.
 Mrs. Loren C. Baker and daughter, Leomine, of Chestnut street, are spending the holidays in the Catskills. Berlin dancing school this eve.-advt. Reception to Monday evening party April 20, Bungalow.-advt.
 The Stag Social club held a ban quet at the Hotel Regal last night.
 James ,Hattings, of the Connecticut Reserves, was elected first lieutenant of Company I at the meeting last night.
 Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sons of St. George, entertained the grand of ficers last night. Speeches were made by the visitors at an informal supper.
 The Tigers baseball team held its first practice game at the Newing. ton road grounds this morning.
 Retiring Chief E. J. Holleran was presented with an emblem ring at the meeting of Court Friendly, F. of A., last night.
 The marriage of Frank Saunders and Miss Grace E. Flanagan will take place at St. Joseph's church on April 22. .: .e# & r
 New Britain council, O. U. A. M., baseball team met for practice this morning at Walnut Hill park.
 Lexington Guards conferred the degrees on candidates at the meet ing of Lexington lodge. I. O. o. F. last night.
 Eagles carnival, April Il to 2o.- advt.
 Following the proposal to fit up the present city engineers office for the health department, the former off, cial's quarters are likely to be re- moved to the west wing of the city building.
 ,.- Spring Wall, Papers. A. P. Marsh. 38 Main street--advt.
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 MT. and Mrs. George Swain and daughters. Grace and Ethel of Forest street will sail tomorrow from New York for Europe to be gone until August 1.
 Foresters' night Sat. night, April Il, Eagles fair. Court Schiller de- gree teara of Meriden will put on fancy drill.--advt.
 The case of, Joseph Bergeron, sen- fenced to death. for murder, which has been appealed, has been assigned for argument in the. supreme court on April IF, according to Lawyer Joseph G. Woods, his counsel.
 Eagles carnival, April Il to 2o.- advt. s
 William Packowitz was arrested on a writ issued by Prosecuting Attor- ney George w. Klett today. He is ac- cused of stealing a coat from John Dent s54 &.I.
 Personal Tax Collector Charles J. Elliott will send out the new tax bills on May 1. MT. Elliott has collected more than $18,OOO on the old tax. Many" persons who have been out of work have been unable to pay the tax. sa.'.'
 A meeting of sfthefdemocratic town committee, swill bea ahsid satcnight at headquartehsss sI N M strast. The leadersl of tAe 4tdss d e.n otra yt tic party will hold "a conference Sunday after noon
 Mrs. W. E. Nichollss of 127 Pleas ant street had a successful operation for tumor at the Charter Oak hos pital in Hartford Wednesday,.
 Mrs. Daniel Die and her sister Agnes Cunning, of Bridgeport are spending the Easter holidays with their cousin, Miss Sarah ONeil, of High street.