New Britain herald., 1914-07-25
City Mems

Carl Worcester, a student at Trinity college. is visiting Leslie Eddy of West Main street
 Grace M. Smith and Annie $. Ellis have sold land on Stanley street to Joseph Foote and Jane Foote. 't The water commissioners will start laying a water main on East Ellis and Wolcott streets Monday.
 marriage license was secured to- day by Joseph J. Benjamin of 23 Lafayette street and Mary Sargis of 114 Winthrop street.
 Twenty death returns and seven city clerk this week. Miss Agnes Finnegan. Helen. Oracle and Willie Finnegan are stopping at the Spring House, Block Island. Mrs. Michael Meskill of New Haven Is the guest of her cousin, Judge James T. Meskill.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley of 535 Stanley street are entertaining their niece, Miss May Cullen of Bridgeport
 Janitor Hart of the Smalley, school reports that three windows were broken by rowdies last night.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Crandall have returned home from an automobile trip to the Catskills. Mrs. Thompson of Stanley street left today for stay at Grove Beach. where her daughter, Mrs. John Wordsworth, is summering. Miss Catherine McConn and Miss
 
 cation at Indian Neck. Francis McConn Is spending a few days at Albany, N. Y. Miss Anna Clancey and Miss Eliza beth Clancy will enjoy their vaca- tion at New York. Benjamin Thompson and son Baden, of Fairview street, will spend the weekend at Grove Beach. Miss Elizabeth Crandall has gone to New York state, where she will spend a two weeks vacation. Fred Smith of Engine company No. 1 will leave tomorrow for a weeks vacation at East Hampton, where his wife and family have been for sev- eral weeks.
 H. o. Smith has been selected by City Engineer William H. Hall an inspector of the semi-permanent being laid by the Union Paving com , pany.
 Up-to-date, Tax Collector Berna- dotte Looms has collected $162, 900. 1 This is ahead of the record last year i at this time. The Skinner Chuck company paid $4,5oo yesterday. Rural Letter Carrier c. M. Peter son is spending his vacation with his family at Grove Beach. His brother, Louis Peterson, is acting as his sub- stitute. The annual schuetzenfest of the Southern New England Schuetzen- bund will commence at Schuetzen park, this city, tomorrow. continuing on Monday and Tuesday ( f next week. The annual Bible school picnic of the Lutheran church of the Refor- l nation fas held today at Lake Com bounce.
 Frank Thompson, Raymond Alder man, Howard Alderman, Clarence Anderson and Rover Edwards left to- day for weeks stay at The Her. ] rick,'' Wondmont, Conn
 Dr. Peter w. Fox .ef, this after 1 noon 10 SpGnQ SunOay Wl(n AI JCIIA B. Boucher at his 'ttage In Madi- son.
 l Annie Nash, wife of the late Elmer l Nash, has filed with the city clerk an intention of selling the cobbler shop at 46 Broad street which was owned by her husband to Sebastiano Scarfi 1 and Giuseppe Varano.
 Mrs. A. W. Morley of 35 South
 Burritt street is entertaining Mrs Caroline Cordrey of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Schuyler Rust, a salesman for the Stanley Works who has been in this city for several days, left today for another business trip to the middle | west.
 Miss Mae Bennett was rendered a miscellaneous shower at the home of l Miss Kunnie Holfeder on Thursday
 evening" A pleasant evening was
 spent during which vocal selections
 were rendered by the Misses Ruth
 Bellman and Grace Ryan. Miss Anna
 Sparmer presided at the piano. Miss