New Britain herald., 1914-04-27
City Mems

 State Normal school will be held on the afternoon of June B.
 Miss Myra J. Andrus of Bridgeport, formerly of this city is visiting her sister Mrs. Robert D. Peebles or Steele street, for 8 few days.
 Miss Eva L. McConkey, supervisor of the kindergarten department at the Normal school, has resigned and will retire at the close of the present term.
 Constable Fred Wrinkle will sell at auction tomrrow the goods of Tony Arento, of 72 North street. The sale will be on the premises at 10 A. M.
 The police department has been notified of a dangerous hole in the highway on Hurlburt street.
 O. U. A. M whist Wed. eve.-advt.
 The board of directors of the City Mission will meet at the Y. M. C. A. this afternoon at o'clock. (
 The Holy Name society of Bristol has invited the Holy Name society or St. Marys church to attend a vesper service to be held Sunday afternoon in Bristol.
 The prizes at the Saturday Night Whist meeting were won by Mrs. Victor Davis, first ladies. and Miss Mabel Turner, second ladies' The gentlemen's prizes went to Harold Berry and John Ransom.
 Miss Dorothy Schuetze, daughter of MT. and Mrs. August Schuetze or ~ Cleveland street has been successfully operated on for appendicitis by Dr. IF. w. Fox.
 Spring Wall Papers A. F. Marsh. 32 Main street.-adyt A meeting of all interested in re- | organization of the New Britain fac tory baseball league will be held at the North & Judd club house, East Main street, Tuesday night at | o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin and Miss Laura F. Farrell will go to New York tomorrow. Miss Farrell will be one 1 of the soloists at a musicale to be | given at the Hotel Belmont tomor- l row evening. A
 The rainfall at Shuttle Meadow l during the storm yesterday was l.44 1 inches The water is running threc inches over the spillway
 Ida Anderson has sold land on 1 Whiting street to Felix Scheidl.
 Elmer D. tongcor, Rocky Hill church sexton, and sGrace Mae Loper of Rocky Hill filed marriage inter- ton today.
 Compare us for style and priccs. M Seibert, 57 Church street--adst''
 Twins were born to MT. and Mrs. Hyman German of 125 Hartford ave- nue this morning. q Miss May Caswell, who undertvent | a serious operation a few months ase. is to undergo another operation Sto- ! m orrow at her home on Elm street. Dr. E.. T. Fromen will perform ii.
 pr. Henry T. Bray has soid peop-' erty at the corner of Highland ands Griswold streets to John Js HigBinS
 Constable Wrinkle, acting, for Az, torney M. D. Sake who is lawyer f9r Mary A. Garvey, has attached the bakery shop on Franklin square owned by Marker Kanbogian. The writ is for $50 and is returnable bs- fore Justice J. T. Meskill on May g.
 Resolutions on the death of E. P. Hyland of Forestville, were passed at yesterdays meeting of the Tabs. MT. Hyland was an old time member of the local organization.
 The third annual ball of the loca union of journeymen barbers will be 1 held tonight at the new Turner hall. Lynch's orchestra is to furnish music and all of the modern dances will prevail.
 John H. Murphy, democratic cam didate for alderman from the fourth ward, in his expense account filed with the city clerk states that he spent nothing. All election expense accounts must be filed with the city clerk by April 29. < The annual meeting of the New Britain Business Mems association will take place tomorrow evening at which time the chamber of com-' merce will be formally organized. This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock the enlarged committee on organizing this chamber of commerce held meeting at the association rooms.
 The Pioneer Juniors defeated the "All Star Giants under management of the peerless "Jerry Griffin" Satur- day at Seymour park by score of 23 to TO- This makes the second time the "Giants" were defeated by the Pio- neer Juniors Batteries for the Pio- neers, Hills and McMurray; for the "Giants,' Griffin, Malley. Vealy, O'Brien and Malley, O'Brien and