New Britain herald., 1914-08-31
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 from a vacation trip to St. Louis and St. Paul.
 son, Herman Goodrich, has been born to MT. and Mrs. Paul Bellman of Pennington avenue.
 Mrs. Thomas Crean of McClintocK road complained today to the police that four chickens had been stolen during the night.
 The police received complaint to- day from Building Inspector A. N. Rutherford that someone Lad chipped the blue stone sills of a nen building on Beatty street.
 Vincenzo Rossitto and vincenz ,e. Truscio have sold their barber shop at 200 Washington street to Giuseppe Di Lorenzo.
 Attorney NJ. ID. Saxe has returned from vacation spent at Asbury Park.
 J. J. Higgins, J. J. Watson and Fred Watson are back from business trip to Hudson, N Y.
 Edward Hayes has resigned his po- sition as foreman of the repair gang for the Connecticut company.
 Henry Parsons in the employ of the H. R. Walker company, is ser- iously ill at a Hartford hospital.
 There were IFS arrests made by by the police during August. This nearly approaches the record, which is 19e.
 number of local manufacturing plants which shipped goods abroad before the declaration of war in Europe are said to have received them l,o l. not be delivered.
 The Bodwell Land company has sold land at Belvidere Manor to Charles w. Holmes and John F. Ma loney.
 A case of diphtheria. on LaSalle street has been reported to Dr. IT, E. Reeks, superintendent of health. The quarantine on a case of scarlex fever on Washington street will be removed tomorrow. During August pr. Reeks had the interior of eight houses completely renovated to re- move any tuberculosis germs that might be lurking there.
 Officers Quinn and Malone will go on day duty during September and Officers McCabe and Quirk will return to the night shift
 Miss Greta K. Brown of Emmons Place, assistant librarian at the New Britain Institute, is spending her va- cation at The Limberlost," Little. johns Island, Me. She expects to spend a few days at Marblehead. ] Mass, on her trip home.
 At meeting of the substitute call-t man yesterday it was voted to peti- tion for a change in the ordinances so that substitute may be eligible for appointment to the regular fire department without serving two years as callman.
 Health Commissioner M. w. Daven- port, chairman of the examniati on board, announces that examinations for journeymen plumbers licenses will be held next Friday irrespective of weather the candidates are notified. It has been decided to grant journey men plum bers licenses to master plumbers who have been practicing hteir trade without requiring them to pass examinations. It is understood that Commissioner Burns is opposed o this procedure.
 woman named Ida Jenny or Plantsville became sick while riding into this city on a Plainville car this morning and was removed to pr. Wa terman Lyons office on West Main street. She was taken later to the hospital suffering from an attack Of acute indigestion. She was reported to be resting comfortably this after noon.
 As a preliminary to the opening of a woman's exchange, a public sale of handiwork will be held sometime during the third week in September. The place and date will be announced later. All women desiring to enter articles for asle are requested to send their names and a list of their articles for sale are requested to of the following committee: Mrs. l. ID. Russell, Mrs. R. N. Hemenwsy, Mrs. J. Robinson, Mrs. F. J. Porter. gs