New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
City Hens

l The Library will be closed all day l Fast Day. :.
 Eagles carnival. April II to 20.- advt.
 : Louis Goldberg is home from New ! York University for a few days. The Wall Paper Store. A. P. 1 Marsh, 3S Main street.-advt l Miss Elizabeth Radon is spending her Easter vacation at home in this city. She attends the Woman's Med- 1 ical college of Pennsylvania. 1 Damon's Shoe Store will be open l this evening and will close tomorrow at 12:30.-advt Letters of administration have been granted James Lynch on the estate of Catherine Lynch. Hoffmann's Hot Cross Buns finer, better than ever-advt. The rainfall at Shuttle Meadow lake yesterday was .75 inches. Farmer 5c cigar, unsurpassed for general excellence and repeating quail tties.-advt.
 Postmaster Ira E. Hicks, who has been ill with a cold at his home for
 
 day.
 John Savitsky, who was found lying near the railroad tracks on the Berlin branch line early Tuesday morning with his right arm cut off, is reported to be in an improved condition at the hospital and 1t is i believed he will recover. Easter party Mon. eve. Bungalow. -advt.
 Miss Lucy Pickop of Lincoln street will spend the Easter holidays as the guest of Mrs. David Sloan of Swamp scott, Mass, formerly of this city. Our trimmed hats have no rivals at our low prices. Bowen & Co.-advt. The Second Ward Republican club will hold a Dutch supper this even ing in Bardeck's hall. Party nominees will speak. Mills Hardware store open Good Friday morning till II o'clock.-advt. Camp New Britain. Woodmens of the World, will hold a drawing on the evening of April 22. The Globe Clothing House will be open. Good Friday until 6:3O in the evening.-advt.
 Inc claim of Miss Warner for damages for injuries sustained by a fall on a slippery sidewalk will be heard by the committee on claims tomorrow evening.
 Thomas O'Keefe and his sisters de- sire to express their sincere thanks to the kind friends who sent flowers to their mothers funeral.
 The Globe Clothing House will be open Good Friday until 6:sO in the evening.-advt.
 The whist committee of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will hold 8 meet ing at the home of Mrs. J. Manning. on Union street, tomorrow evening to arrange for the whist which will take place on April IS in the Y. M. IT. A. 6 B. hall.
 The first meeting in it's new quar- ters in the Electric building will be held by Court Charter Oak, F. of A., on Thursday evening, April 23. The anniversary of Court Charter Oak will be held on May 25.
 The Southern New England ,Tele- phone company has nearly completed a subway for wires into it's new build ing on Court street. The work is be- ing directed from a. man hole near Main and Court streets, under the di- rection of City Engineer Frank H. Olders1aw.
 Beautiful showing of children's hats for Easter. Bowen & Co.-advt.
 Chief Ranger. E. J. Halloran of Court Friendly, F. of A., who is re- tiring, will be presented with an em- blem ring at the meeting of the or ganization tonight. MT. FIalsoran has served two terms as the head of the court and the members regret that he is joining the ranks of the past chiefs.
 The single men of the Svea Social club will be the guests of the mar ried men at 8 supper this evening, the benedicts having lost out in the card tournament held this winter.
 Eagles carnival. April II to 2o.- advt
 Water Commissioner Rossberg was host to John A. Reeve, town clerk of Berlin yesterday, when the latter visited City Hall here.
 Robert Fletcher IS home from Cor nell college for the spring vacation.
 The Catholic Choral union will meet for rehearsal in Tabs hall this evening.
 Every good make of gloves in all shades for Easter. Bowen & Co., advt
 Martha chapter, o. E. s., met this afternoon to sew. This evening, fol- lowing the business meeting, there will be an entertainment to which the brothers are especially invited
 Reception to Monday evening party April 20. Bungalow.-advt.
 The Women's Missionary society of Inc HIisscA Dor kick oIIa Ll>:~