New Britain herald., 1914-08-06
City Hen1s

dren are 1n England. Miss Irene Towers of Seymour St. has gone to Monteri, Mass. to spenJ her vacation.
 The sewer department began toda, laying a sewer in Cemetery lane The water department has finish ed laying a water main in Burritt street Chimneys repaired. H. A. Trainor Co. Leave orders at Mills Hardware Store.-advt.
 pr. T. F.. Reeks, superintendent of health, is continuing his swat-the-f1y
 campaign by having large posters bearing this advice affixed to bill boards around town. A marriage lj''nse YVES issued to
 day to Max Kennedy. T grocer, who
 lives at 55 Franklin street anl Belle Serkin of 46 Wi.4ow street
 Prof. Graham's private classes at Compounce Friday night.-advt.
 M. T. White, through Attorney B. F. Gaffney, has sued Rudolph Feudl for 5 800 on note. Adam Meyer has sued for $500. Sheriff Stockweu served the papers.
 John Ahler. who has been the guest 
 has left for New York where he hopes in the army.
 Michael Piasecki, of 79 Silver street took out a license yesterday to marry Eva Konefit, of 1S9 Broad street but lost the precious piece of paper before he got home. new one was issued.
 Miss Sisne Johnson of 462 Stanley street was married to George Calam- bach of Curtis street Tuesday after noon in St. Marks church by Rev. Carlos Joles. The ceremony was largely attended. After wedding journey the couple will live on Stan ley street.
 The depth of Shuttle Meadow is now 21 feet $ inches, a foot higher than last year at this time. hold an important meeting in Elec- tric hall tonight. There will be re- ports of ',e eral' committees, includ- ing those on membership and ath- letics.
 Miss E;.l.!y Phillips of Naugatuck formerly of New Britain, who was studying musi'' abroad, is expected home Saturday. She hastened to leave England at the first signs of war.
 Charles Moss, the sample shoe dealer, was on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie, which is at Bar Harbor. He was on his way to travel in Rou- mania and other parts of Europe, but will be so' ...d to return home.
 On Saturday of this week the em- ployes of the New Britain Gas Light company will entertain their fellow employees from Meriden. The out ing will be at the Berlin Fair grounds and a 'big time" is anticipated. < Mrs. Thomas Smith, wife of the registrar of voters, was operated up on at St. Francis Hospital this morn ing.
 Miss Gertrude Whitman is spend ing two weeks vacation with Miss Lillian Atwater at her cottage at Canoe Harbor, East River.
 Miss Anna J. Price and Miss M A. Conlin are spending their vaca- tion at Winthrop Beach, Boston.
 The entertainment committee of Stella Rebekah lodge will hold meeting after the regular lodge meet ing tomorrow evening"
 The mortality report for the month of July is as follows: Cerebro spinal meningitis 3, diphtheria l, whooping cought l, diarrhoea, under 5, 16; same over 5, l, consumption 4, pneumonia 4, nervous diseases II, heart diseases 0, accidents ?, all other causes 20, total 69; there being 30 deaths of babies less than a year old and of children from 1 to years.
 Clarence Burr, who drives an auto for the Union Tea company, has re- ported to the police that he ran into a small boy at the corner of Park and Maple streets. The youngster was not injured
 c. Russell Sage and Miss Frances McGrath, former members of the Ly- ceum Stock company, are now play ing with the Poli Players in New Haven. Miss McGrath is opening her first week there in When We Were TwentyOne MT. Sage is playing a special weeks engagement before closing for the summer season.
 This is the weather for sore .troats, according to Dr. T. E. Reeks, super intendent of hea. tn, who has received large number of cultures ot sus- pected diphtheria. In all cases eN- amined he foun.. the ailment to be one of simple sore throat.
 Peter Fedorczyk, shoe dealer at Clark's block, Main street, through his counsel, William F. Delaney, filed a petition yesterday afternoon in bankruptcy. The assets are $5,OO0, and his liabilities amount to $9,5OO. The two principal creditors are Hilary Morris, who has claim of $1,5OO for loaned, and A. H. Berry com pany of Portland, Me-, which has a claim for $1,5OO for shoes sold