New Britain herald., 1914-04-25
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 New Britain commandery No. $50, U. O. G. C., was entertained by Frank Houck last evening.
 The Misses Olsen entertained the Senior Luther league last night at their home, No. 4s Franklin street.
 An important meeting of Bar tenders Union Local 166 will be held tomorrow afternoon at D. m.
 Shirts are ironed by hand at the Union Laundry, 266 Arch St.. Tel. 904.- --advt.
 A country store was held by Worthy Temple of Fythian Sisters last evening at o. U. A. M. hall
 The Misses Huldan Swanson and Ellen Malmfeldt of Maple street will spend the weekend as the guests of friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Spring Wall Papers A. P. Marsh. 38 Main street.--advt.
 Mrs. A. M. Pennington, of 1855 Ken sington street. was given a pleasant surprise last evening by her music pupils and friends Several pleasing selections were rendered by Mrs. Pen- nington and Messrs. Shaw, Chapman, Hadden and Pennington.
 Don't wait till summer to get your Panama cleaned. Give us time to do a good job and bring it to us now. Conn. Hat Co.,, K. R. Arcade.--advt.
 Miss Laura P. Farrell, of this city. is to sing tomorrow evening in South- ington in connection with sacred lecture to be given by the Toresters of that to<n.
 There is no 5c cigar on the mar ket today equal to the Farmer for uuAlity.--advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Abbott of AS Greenwood street, are rejoicing on the birth of |. !. on.
 Prof. 0raham's reception Mon. eve. ---advt.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to John Doinig of 133 Chestnut Stanley street.
 The supreme council reports were received at New Britain council, r. B. l.. A social followed the meeting.
 A novel entertainment was given by the foreign classes of the South church last night.
 The Fidelity club of the South church took long distance hike this afternoon.
 The negative debaters, led by Ernst Mncke, won the debate at the Gram mar school yesterday. The judges and Supt Holmes congratulated the boys on tho good English and delivery of their arguments.
 Unity Rebecca enter. dance Mon eve. IT, O. U. A. M. hall. Hun. Ct. 15c. -advt.
 Stephen Riszhenzke has sold land and buildings on Putnam street to Matusz Zelrowski.
 Principal Louis P Shade of the High school has purchased the property at l,E36 Stanley street, where he has been living. of Edward o. Kilbourne.
 A large crowd attended the Com pany F dance at Hanna's armory last night. McEnelly's orchestra fur nished music.
 Sale on ribbon M. Seibert.--advt Mrs. Mary A. Hague, aged eighty, of Southington, came to this city yes- terday to do some shopping. About 6 o'clock in the evening she collapsed in the Boston store. Dr. Henry T. Bray was called and on his advice she was removed to the hospital in the police ambulance.
 James F. Farrell, democratic candi- 6ate for constable. reports to City Clerk Thompson that his election ex- penses amounted to $2. a contribution to the town committee. William F. Latham, candidate for, reelection as first selectman on the republican ticket, gave $10 to the republican town committee. This was his only expense.
 Union barbers' ball. Turner hall. Mon. night. Lynch's orch.-advt. Y Tal 12g0 and have Saturday Even l..