New Britain herald., 1914-05-04

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The police collected $389 in license fees during the month of April.
 The rainfall at Shuttle Meadow for the month of April was 2.49 inches.
 The City Mission executive board meets this afternoon at o'clock at the Y. M. c. A. sa'" Reduced prices on all trimmed hats. Miss Grindrod.-advt. l.. D. Penf1eld camp, S. of ", auxil- iary No. l, will hold its regular meet ing in G. A. R. hall at 7:3O o'clock p. m. on May g. A full attendance is desired. ' The St. Marys Holy Name society attended the conference held in Bris- tol yesterday afternoon. Professor O'Gorman of the Unionville High school gave an address at the meet ing. sss The prizes at the Saturday night whist were won by the following: Thomas Smith, gentlemen's first, and Charles Berry, gentlemen's second. Mrs. Edward Dolan, ladies' first, and Mrs. William Perkins, ladies' second. Judge William F. Mangan ad- dressed the meeting of St. Joseph's Holy Name society in the parish hall last evening.
 The Pythian bazaar committee of St. Elmo and w. l.. Morgan lodges will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in Vega nall. Plans will be made for the societys fair to be held next fall.
 The Ladies' Aid society of St. Joseph's church will give an enter- tainment tomorrow evening at the parish hall The program will con- sist of Irish songs and recitations.
 The public schools will be closed Friday on account of the state teach ers' convention in Hartford.
 The Young Ladies' society of St. Joseph's church will give whist party on May 15. There will also be cake and candy sale.
 The Y. M. T. A. & B. society drum corps took part in the parade which preceded the laying of the cornerstone at St. Peters church in Hartford yes- terday.
 Simon Aplsarian has sold his inter- est in the restaurant at 23 Lafayette street to Garabed Manoogian and Lud- wig Chanesian
 Wadlislaw Domain, Stanislaw Do- main and Frank Andrejosik, three boys who were arrested for stealing cable wire from the Southern New England Telephone company, were given a hearing by Judge James T. Meskill in police court chambers to- day and were placed on probation for six months. The boys had 109 pounds of wire in burlap bags when they were arrested Saturday night on South High street by Officer Atwater.
 A representative of Warren Bros. of Boston is in town inspecting the per- manent pavement laid by his firm with a view to making repairs.
 Mayor George A. Quigley is work ing on his annual message which he will deliver to the common council at a special meeting on May IS.
 Articles of incorporation of the John Kunz company have been filed with the city clerk. The corporation will engage in the building business. It starts with a capital stock of $20,00O. The incorporators are John Kunz, Francis B. Kunz and Theodore S. Brown.
 Officer Matthias Rival is entertain ing John Rival and family of sGlaston- bury.
 Dr. Clifton Cooley is being men, toned as likely successor to the late Dr. w. w. Bracket as medical inspec- tor Sof the schools. Dr. Cooley possesses all the necessary qualifica- tons for this position.
 Among those who are being men toned for the office of city physician are Dr. G. w. Dunn, the present in cumbent, Dr. John D. Greenberg and pr. Joseph Walsh, who held the office before Dr. Dunn. The charity board l will meet Friday evening to organize | and the city physician will be chosen at that time. It is said that efforts gre being made to oust A. J. Hart from the superintendency of the de-