New Britain herald., 1914-11-20
City Mems

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 The Turner society met last evening and made plans for big fair from December to IA.
 Boasts and steaks, 200 lb, Monday. Wednesday, Saturday, Examine our Native Turkeys. Trewhella's.-advt.
 Harry Brown of the water depart ment is entertaining his brother, Fred Brown.
 MT. Place will teach the Fox Trot at opening of new studio in Electric hall Fox's building, tonight.-advt
 Viking Athletic club dance. Bung- allow. Sat. eve. Anderson's orches- tra.-advt.
 Rev. G. Palmberg of Hartford will be the principal speaker at the open ing session of the annual mission meetings at the Swedish Bethany church this evening.
 A dutch supper was given last eve ming at the home of Miss Helen Rey- holds of East Main street, to sixteen of her friends. During the evening songs and games were enjoyed. Roasts and steaks 20c a lb. Mon. Wed. and Sat. Examine our native turkeys. Trewhella's market.-advt. ! Mayor George A. Quigley has been ! invited to lead the grand march at the ball of the f1remen on New Years 1 eve.
 Mark-down sale. M. Seibert.--advt ! Louis Michaels has sold property at 443 Church street to Mary c. Con- nolly
 The committee which is revising l the building ordinances will meet { Monday evening.
 The street department payroll fer the past week was $2,09O.34 and the sewer department $900.06.
 New Britain lodge. B. P. O. E., l passed the 500 membership mark last evening. The attendance at the meeting was very large and several features were provided. An enter tainment with lunch followed.
 The Vikings will play the strong Manchester Gleens, in league game Sunday at D. m. The lineup for the Vikings will be, Magnuson, Johnson 1 Snygg, Pearson, Johnson, Burns, l Rengtson or Swanson, Forsberg, Elk 1 strand, Lundberg and Ohlson. Alice Hill Pennington has been ap- pointed administrative of the estate of Arthur Pennington.
 Registrar of Voters Thomas J Smith. whose attention was called by the Herald to an error in the cam naign account of the democratic town committee of which he is treas
 urer, says he neglected to add the
 contributions of George M. Landers
 of s10o, ex-Mayor Joseph M. Hallor- an of $35 and P. J. Egan of ~o.
 A marriage license was issued to- dav to John F. Davis and Margaret O'Leary, both of AT Church street.
 Dr. Thomas Mulligan of New Brit ain will be the speaker at the social
 hour service in Socialist hall, 269 Malr street Sunday afternoon. His subject will be "rhe Peculiarity of Man. Meeting begins at o'clock. All vel
 come.
 The water commissioners have found 1t necessary to lower the Wa ! ter main on Pennington avenue be-
 tween Washington and Allen streets because of the change in the grade made by the board of public works Mrs B. w. Labaree has charge of the Thursday afternoon sewing and
 reading classes of the City MlSSlon that are held at the New Britain Boys club rooms.
 Members of Water Jahn lodge cele- brated their forty second anniversary
 with a banquet and entertainment In
 Bardeck's hall last night.
 Ernest w. Christ, president of the
 New Britain Boys club has found it necessary to resign that position in
 order to devote more time to the presidency of the New Britain Cham Der of Commerce. The directors have asked MT. Christ to reconsider his action.
 Roasts and steaks 20c lb. Mon t We'd and Sat. Examine our native turkeys Trewhella's market.-advt , Last evening saw the first set oi the tournament between the New
 Britain Bristol and Hartford o. U. A . M setback players. c. E. Crane ol
 Hartford won the first prize, silk . umbrella. A meershaum pipe. sec |. ond prize was won by William Van
 NaSS of RrtSt The next round will