New Britain herald., 1914-05-04
City He,1s

Court Columbia, Daughters of Castle. will meet Wednesday evening in K. of c. hall.
 Forty hours devotion opened yes- terday morning at 10:3O o'clock mass in St. Peters church.
 The New Britain Turner society will celebrate it's sixty-f1rst anniver- sary this evening at Turner hall.
 Trimmed hat bargains. Miss Grind- rod.-advt.
 The city hall commission will meet Tuesday afternoon for organization. It is expected that c. H. Baldwin will be chosen chairman and William G. Dunn, clerk.
 A large number of members of the Holy Name society of this city attend ed the quarterly conference of the Hartford county societies in Bristol yesterday.
 Attend closing Pastime A. c. car nival tonight, Hol. and Hoff.-advt.
 Mrs. E.. J. Doyle of Washington street is expected to arrive home from trip to her former home in Balls ton Spa, New York, today
 The estate of Catherine Carey through the administratrix,, Mrs. El- len Finlay. has sold the property at 133 Fremont street to F. zazek.
 Open cars on regular trips made their advent yesterday and were we'll patronized, the travel being the heaviest of the season. The o'clock car for Hartford yesterday split the, switch at the corner of Main and Church streets delaying traffic for a short time.
 When the safety board meets to or ganize tomorrow night there will be no appointments made. The six new spolicemen will be named at a later. meeting. The men who are being mentioned for appointmentf are How ley. Murphy, Strolls. Moffat, Walen- cius. Grace and Pearson.
 The water department has bought a forty-flve acre tract of land in Bur- lington of D. E.. Mills. The land is in the Whigville reservoir watershed.
 The republican town committee, Mayor George A. Quigley and repub- lican office holders and candidates at the last municipal election, held banquet in Hartford Saturday night.
 Shirts are ironsd by hand at the Union Laundry, 266 Arch St.. Tel. 9O4. -advt.
 The Junior Employed Boys of the Y. M. c. A. finished the season Satur- day night with a three ring circus. An interesting program, under the di- rection of Assistant Physical Director Hergstrom was given. A social fol- lowed the exhibit.
 An organization, known as the Ideal c11Ih iS heinz, fnrr,oH hy v,y,,. Der of prominent young Hebrew men. The mem bership is restricted to cer- tain set and officers are to be elected in the near future. q4 Court Spinoza, F. of A., has given up it's charter and returned it to the grand court. A law recently passed by the supreme court of the order, providing that only citizens shall be members, is responsible for the &C., tion of the local branch. The Y. M T. A. and B. pool team l defeated the Waterbury Tabs" yes- terday by 50 points.
 All those wishing to remain in the | Monday night party at the Bungalow (same feel will please leave word there Monday night.-advt. l The third annual concert, under | tue auspices or the CaLnOl1C union will ] be given in Russwin Lyceum on Sum- l day, evening, May 10. Marie Stod- | dart, who made such a favorable inn ] pression here last year and Thomas 1 E. Clifford, baritone, have been en- l gagged as soloists. The chorus has
 been under the direction of Professor F. F. Harmon.
 The republican town committee 1 will meet tonight and make prelimi- nary plans for holding primaries in- 1 stead of caucuses at the fall elections
 The Farmer cigar Is honestly ad- vertised and not misleading--advt.
 The Bears class handball team will
 meet for practice Wednesday night to
 prepare for its battle with the Hart
 ford Bears class. The local Bears
 have shown their superiority over the l Hartford "growlers' in other athletic 1 lines and expect to duplicate their
 feats of the past on the handball 1 court.
 Mary Stillman of Berlin has sold
 land and buildings at the corner of ] Greenwood and Andrews street to
 Daniel and Margaret Sullivan.
 The fight for clerk of the safety
 board has now sirnmered down to A. 1 F.. Magnell and Mark Cashmere. It
 looks now, from current rumor, as
 though MT. Cashmere has the best
 chance. Mr. Magnell is the present
 clerk and has always filled his position
 acceptably.