New Britain herald., 1914-07-27
City items

Last week to pay water rents and
 save ten per cent interest.-adNt. Miss Lettie Learned win spend hei vacation at Oak Bluffs Attorney and Mrs. George w. Klett will leave. 1hulsday for their vaca- ton to be spent in Maine.
 Mrs. George White and grand daughter. Della Stoetzner of East Main street. will spend the next two weeks at Ocean Beach. Alexander Forbes of East street has returned home after spending a two weeks vaca ton at Noank New Lon. don and New York
 Charles Hipp sailed from Germany on August 4.
 Rev, Carlos Jones. assistant pas tor at St. Marks church. took num- Der of the choir boys to Pennington , for a hike today. Miss Helene Moore, stenographer for Judge E. F. Gaffney, will leave next week for Rockaway Park, l.. l., where she will spend her vacation. Roger Egan and family have re- turned from a weeks auto trip through the Catskill mountains Mrs. James Luddy and Cyril Luddy and Mrs. B. Sage are guests at the Ocean Beach cottage of Mrs. John $. Smithwick
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Hultquist of New York state, are visiting local relatives.
 James Wolfe, Thomas Quinlivan and John Quinlivan enjoyed an auto trip to ocean Beach yesterday.
 Mrs William H. Caldwell has re- turned home after being operated on in Hartford by pr. O. C. Smith. Scalenti yaszues, of 52 Dwight street, reports that his wheel was stolen from his back yard Saturday.
 Stanley Nevener, of North street, informed the police this morning that an automobile bearing the license 15,- 423 ran into and killed dog at the corner of North and Lawlor street.
 R. Dower, of 126 South Main street, reported to the police last night that he had run into Joseph Dretz as the latter stepped into the road in front of his automobile. Dretz was not injured and Dower paid for his spoiled clothes.
 Mrs. Charles Scheuy and daughter in-law, Mrs. Bert Scheuy of Rockville were guests yesterday at the home of Superintendent James Towers of the water department on Seymour street
 Alexander Toli. of Mt Carmel complained to the police yesterday that local conductor had hit him in the face. When he said he didn't want the man arrested he was re- ferred to the manager of the road.
 Harold Hayden of Bristol has been taken into partnership by C. c. Palm CT, the architect. MT. Hayden has been chief draftsman for Unklebach & Perry. He Is graduate Of the architectural department of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania. and is also graduate of Pratt institute.
 Officer Walter Malona Is laid up with badly sprained body as the result of an accident Thursday night. He was patrolling his beat and was going through new building at the corner of Spring and Winter streets when he stepped into hole. He saved himself from falling by grasp ing a beam.
 Beginning yesterday Mounted Ofh- cer Fred Wagner made his appear ance in his new suit. 1t is of Norfolk style and is made of khaki cloth. It is much cooler than the heavy broad- cloth uniform and is just the thing for the mounted police to have.
 Six packages of cigarettes and twenty five cigars were stolen by bur- glars who entered John Wards store at No. 50 Main street Saturday night The robbers also effected an en- trance to the Barker Piano store bur took nothing.
 The firemen who left on their va- cations today are Fred Smith, James Grove and. Edward Burke. James i. Sleath, Michael Claughessy and Et- gene Porter have returned from their vacation.