New Britain herald., 1914-08-01
City Items
A. J. Porter will spend the next two weeks at Twin Lakes.

J. R. FleIcnef Will spend the month at his cottage at Woodmont. s w.. E. Hines family will be at Beach Park for the balance of the summer.
 Miss Marie Sutherland has returned to her home after a three weeks visit in this city as the guest of Miss Gertrude A. Pilz
 William Gritzmacher will spend the next two weeks at Silver Beach, Mill ford.
 Mrs. M. A. Dunn and family will spend the month of August at Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. c. c. Rossberg has gone to North Brookfeld, Mass, where she will spend two weeks.
 F. N. Wells and family are at Highland Lake, in Winsted for months stay.
 Howard N. steeles family will spend the month at Short Beach.
 Miss Edith Rawlings will spend the coming week With friends in Rock vile.
 ; C. E. Oldershaw and family left to- day for Pleasant View Beach, R. l., where they will sojourn for two weeks. A. N. Abbe and family will also be at Pleasant Viey for a part of the month.
 Miss Harriet S. Wright will spend Saybrook.
 Mrs. L. B. Clemens will spend the weekend at Westerly, R. l.
 Philip Rardeck has sold land on Brook street to Joseph and Emelia Kaincz.
 Miss Harriet Price of Branford is the guest of Miss Gladys Atwater of Seymour avenue.
 Harry Asher, secretary at the Y. M. c. A., left last night for trip to Silver Bay, N. Y.
 Mrs, Minnie Peichert of IA Win ter street was removed to the Hart ford hospital for treatment yester- day.
 Mrs Herbert N. Dix of Stanley street is spending a few days with relatives in East Hartford
 During the month of July Chief Dame Of the fire department states that there were six bell alarms and four still alarms.
 Loyal Order of. Moose will hold a special meeting in the Moose club rooms at g o'clock tonight to take action on the death of A. J. Moore. !" Miss Eleanor and Miss Louisa Wells Of East Windsor are spending the weekend with Miss Helen Chase.
 Miss Margaret Cochrane of Colum- bia street is at the shore for few weeks
 Thirteen marriage returns and twelve death returns were filed with the city clerk this week.
 The New Britain Nest of Owls will kcld a special meeting this evening to take action on the death of A. J. Moore.
 Frank R. Johnson will attend the 1 National Council of the O. U. A. M. at Muncie, Indiana on August A as national representative from Connec- lieut. .... $ F. B. Lasher and l.. c. Baker are spending the weekend with their antilles at Indian Neck.
 Building Inspector and Mrs. Arthur N. Rutherford and I. E. Ellis at ended the Scottish Clans outing at l Point this afternoon.
 Arno Schub ert, of Maple Hill, left oday for a two weeks vacation at the easide.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woods, of | Maple street, are spending their va .ation at Lancaster, N. H.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Dooley and family 1 If North street, left today for East l River where they will spend the rest :! # the summer. Their cottage is sit l lated at Canoe Harbor.
 A. H. Petts will return Monday l rom a two weeks vacation at Wood l nont
 Mrs J. F Atwater and daughters, 1 lillian and Hazel, left today for l Madison where they will remain for 1 he rest of the summer.
 M. F. O'Brien, superintendent of ewers, is starting an investigation at he factories to learn whether the rade wastes run into the sanitary ewer or the storm water sewer. Ie made an investigation yesterday t Traut & Hines.
 A conference was held yesterday by Chairman George w. Traut of the committee on school accomm odations # the school board. Architect Walter ? Crabtree and School Committee nan E. c. Goodwin and the equip nent for the new Prevocational school vas decided on.
 MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Hatch and MT. md Mrs. F. c. hamberlain started his noon on two weeks motor tour Q Canada in MT. Hatch's car. They will go by the route through the Berk- hires, and spend tonight in Manches- CT, Vermont