New Britain herald., 1914-08-28
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Sturman Dyson of Cambridge street is home from Atlantic City.

Sturman Dyson of Cambridge street is home from Atlantic City. Miss Maud Lamb of Park Place went to Boston yesterday for two ! weeks.
 Miss Lillian Andrus, teacher in the Monroe street school returned yes- terday from her vacation spent at Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Miss Antoinette Hem, who is em- nloved bv John A. Andrews and com- nanv. is spending her vacation in New York city and East Orange, N. J. Dr. John A. Hunter of Essex Junc- tion, professor of anatomy and his tology of the University of Vermont IS spending the week end with Dr' IL w. Fox.
 Hiding Nelson of Pearl street has left for New York city where ne IS to be the guest of Edwin Nlckerson for few days.
 Joseph Haffey, manager of Whites cafe. is sojourning at Atlantic City.
 Charles H. Disbrow was operated on at the New Britain hospital yes- terdav afternoon. His condition re- mains serious.
 John J. Coats of Griswold street is convalescing from his recent lengthy illness.
 Mrs. Dent of South Main street, mother of Mrs. l.. J. Slaney' Is COIL fined to her house with illness.
 Albert J. Porter of Woodland street was operated on at the hospital TOT appendicitis on Wednesday. His re- covery is progressing rapidly.
 The Rev Harry I. Bodley, rector CT St. Marks church, has returned from his vacation, which he spent at ms camp at Twin Lakes.
 Dr. T. F. Reeks, superintendent of health. was notified this morning that an unauthorized person was collecting garbage on Seymour street.
 D. N. Stearns of Hartford, driver of an auto truck for the New Britain Trap Rock company, was taken to po- lice headquarters yesterday afternoon by Officer J. J. King, as the rear num- Der of the machine was missing. He explained that it must have jolted of and was allowed to go.
 Miss Katharine Bennett has returned from the Hartford hospital after a successful operation performed by pr. O. c. Smith of Hartford, assisted by Dr. G. M. Flanagan of this city.
 Martin Klukas of this city has brought suit for $10O against John and Julia Schubert of Cromwell At torney w. F. Delaney issued the writ today and it was served by Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stockwell, who attached property in Cromwell.
 The boat built by August Hale and Albert Rockwell of Madison street will be launched tonight in the Con- necticut river. The boat has been named the "Pastime.'
 Charles F. Young and Ella Wiley, both of AZ Hicks street, Meriden, have applied for a marriage license.
 Closing exercises for the two Swed- ish school classes, which have been conducted this summer at the Gram mar and East Street schools under the auspices of the Swedish Lutheran auditorium this evening. The instruc- tor. Paul Andreen, will be in charge of the program.
 Frank H. Johnston, president of the State Business Mems association, is confined by illness to his home on West Main street.
 Miss Mamie Carlson of Hartford and Richard Sodergren of this city were married Wednesday evening at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage. The ceremony was performed by pr. Oh man. The couple will live in Plain ville
 While playing ball at Block Island few days ago, Henry Flanagan, former captain of the N. B. H. $. football team, was struck in the face with a baseball in such a manner as to seriously injure his jawbone.