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New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
Spanish at High School.
THIRD WARD BARBECUE.
Over 200 Tickets Already Sold For Big
 Event.

Over POO Tickets Already Sold For Big
 Event.
 committees having charge of ar engagements for the big barbecue of the Third Ward Republican club at Lake Compounce next Saturday aft ernoon met last night at Bardeck' S nall to make final arrangements. Ex- senator A. J. Sloper, State Treasurer +. 5: Cham berlain and Senator George w. klett were in attendance.
 Reference was made to United states Senator Weeks of Massachu- sets, who is to be the speaker The members were assured that Senator Weeks is a sterling speaker and one worth going miles to hear. To date 200 tickets have been sold for the event providing for transportation and dinner. The American band will furnish music and will be transported to the lake in Bence's auto truck. The auto truck will he decorated with bunting and will lead the pro- cession of automobiles, which will carry the guests. Each of the guests will carry a flag. The start will be made from Washington and West Main streets at 1 o'clock and dinner will be served at once on arrival at Compounce. Senator Weeks will be the only speaker and at the comple- tion of his address, the picknickers will give themselves up to the di- versions at the resort.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
City Hen1s

The Vega society will meet this 1 evening.
 o. R. Hipp, pianist, has resumed teaching. Studio l34 Winthrop street. Tel. 1620.-advt. Remarkable values left in our final cleanup sale. Besse-Leland co. l '.- .-. Y :. -advt To make up for time lost Laoor Day, the Corbin Screw Corporatlon l IS operating full day today ne concern is very busy and can Ill al- ford any lost time under present con" ditions.
 MT. .Laubin resumes teaching sept 18th, apply studio, Booth blk' Aues l days and Wednesdays, or address 149 1 Beacon St., Hartford. phone E 42o-o' -advt.
 p. Sz F. Corbin has applied to the water commission for permission 'o make a. six-inch connection with the water main in Park street. MT. H. J. zahnleiter, violinist, has resumed teaching. Studio Booths block. Tel.-advt Payrolls of municipal departments for the past week were as follows: Water department, .$39499; street de- nartment, $1,1SS.O5; sewer depart ment, $5s1.s7; subway department, $414.59.
 Remarkable values left in our final cleanup sale. Besse-Leland Co.
 If you like good things to eat try one of our special dinners 35c. Regal hotel.-advt.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Edwards of Maple street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Hazel Ger trude, to Irving w., Bradley. The wedding will take place in October.
 Special, dinners and suppers. 25c. 35c. Regal Hotel.-advt.
 daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coyne at Miss Nagle's sanitariu1n.
 Ed. F Foley, pianist, instruction. Studio 16 Beaver St Tel.-advt.
 President s. H. Holmes of the civic bureau of the Chamber of Com- merce was authorized at meeting of the bureau last evening, to appoint a nominating committee to report at the meeting in October.
 Try our Sunday dinner, S5c. Best in the city. Regal Hotel.-advt.
 Clara Oakes Usher, soprano, re- sumes teaching Monday, Sept, 18th. Studio, 5 Pennington avenue, Plain vile. Tel. 35-12.-advt.
 Miss Margaret Eddy entertained Friday at luncheon at the Maple Hill Gold club.
 Every bodys doing it. Eating at the Regal Hotel. Special dinners, 35e.
 --adVt.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
PLAN FOR SINGING FEST.

June of next year will be notable in New Britain for the holding of singing fests. The New Britain Guar tet Club is to have charge of the annual saengerfest of the Connecticut Staats Saengerbund on June 8 and g, Foxs theater will be used by the Swedish Singing convention, arrange ments for which are now being made. The general committee of the Swed- ish singers will meet Tuesday night. Entertainment of the ladies who will attend this convention has been placed in the hands of committee of Val kyria lodge, O. of ", composed of the following: Mrs. Hiding Nelson, Mrs. Fritz Swensk, Mrs. Alfred Olson, Mrs. Louis Strand, Mrs. Carl Bergen dahl, Miss Hilda Ackerstrom and Miss Amanda Carlson.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
ENEUTIA HUMASON
 ESTATE $51 ,241
Of This Amount, $42,O0O is Repre- sented by Investments in Stock
 of Manufacturing Concerns.

A value of S51,241 is placed on the estate of Eneutia Humason by George P. Spear and Stanley R. Eddy, ap- praisers, who have filed their report with the court of probate. The major parts of the estate is represented in manufacturing stocks.
 The appraisal follows:
 Stocks, S42,ss2, consisting of 120 shares of New Britain Gas Light com- pany at $55 share, $6,60O; 10S shares Landers, Frary & Clarke at $55 a share, $5.94O; ninety shares of Stanley Works at $6O a share, $5,40G, ninety shares of Union Works at $6S a share, $6,12O, fifty shares of Trauc & Hine Manufactu uring company at SAP share, $2,1Oo; thirty-threa shares of New Britain Machine com pany at se6 a share, $2,17s; twenty eight shares of American Hosiery company at $150 share, $4,2OO; twenty shares of Stanley Rule & Level company at $39O a share, $7,S00 seven shares of American Hardware at $122 share, $s54; ten shares of Chapin Stevens compasy of Pine Mea- dow, $500; seventeen shares of Peck, Stow & Wilcox company, Southington at S2O a share, S340; six shares of American Vulcanzed Fibre company, preferred, Wilmington Del, at $75 a share, $450; same twenty shares of common at $5 share, $100; total stock, $42,sS2; mortgage note, $2,50O; property at 57 Cedar street, $4,50G; cash in Savings Bank of New Britain, $S59; personal property, $500; total estate, $51,241.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
READ ESTATE REVIEW. Thirteen Property Tranfers Recorded With City Clerk This Week.

The following real estate transfers were recorded this week with the city clerk:
 Joseph Kirejczyk to the Polish Or phan Asylum, land and buildings on Alden street.
 John Groth, IT,, to Charles B. Bengston, land and buildings on Welsh avenue.
 Leonardo Carbone to Pasquale Tos- cano, land and buildings on Farming ton avenue.
 Walenty Lech to Rose Madrac, land and buildings at 67 Grove street.
 Vibberts company to William E.. Wilson, land on Coburn avenue
 John M. Brady to estate of Patrick Coughlin, land on North Stanley street.
 Edgar c. Linn to Tony Brudnick, land on Oakland avenue.
 J. J. Higgins. trustee, to Robert Andrews, land or Arch street
 F.. O. Kilbourne to Alonzo A. War ner, land on Commonwealth avenue
 Pasquale Toscano to Tony Alban- csc ct al, land and buildings on Pennington avenue.
 Vibberts company to James Wilson, land on Dix avenue
 Bennett Nelson ct ux., to Nora Luddy, land and buildings on Pearl street.
 Estate Patrick Coughlin to George A. Qulgley, land on Short street.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11

school French, salary $500; Lenora Dunlevy, Grade 1, salary $500; Jean cite M. Wilson Grade 3, salary, $500. Adopted
 Spanish at High School.
 letter was received from Prin- clpal Slade of the High school recom- mending the teaching of Spanish at the High school. The letter said Miss Wright is qualified to teach it. On motion of Judge Walsh Spanish was Ceclared part of the curriculum at the school. Judge Walsh objected to a certain Spanish text book and it was decided not to adopt it.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
Y. & H. CLUB ELECTS.

At the annual meeting of the Traut & Hine club last night officers were elected as follows: President, Charles A. Lathrop; vice-president, Clarence Hartman; secretary and treasurer, Fred V. McDOnough executive committee, John Holly wood and Albert Marks. Officers reports were presented, showing the club to be in a tlourishing condi- tion. The annual corn roast is to be held at Lake Compounce Saturday, Septemh Der e5, and it will be one of the biggest events in this history of the club.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
Events Tonight

"The Second in Command, Fox s theater.
 Moving pictures and vaudeville. Keeneys theater
 Vega society meets in Vega hall. Chamberlain council, Jr. o. U. A. M. meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11

firm to accept a position as private secretary to Mrs F. c. Platt. Dur ing the evening a corn roast was enjoyed and musical and vocal se- lections and recitations were rendered hv the PIIests
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
TO HOLD JOINT OUTINGS.
Arcanumites to Meet at Lake Com
 pOunce for Barbecue.

New Britain and Bristol councils of the Royal Arcanum will join at Lake Ccmpounce on next Thursday at 7:15 o'clock in the evening to hold their annual barbecue.
 The local members and their lady friends will make the trip by auto, others take the 6:07 or the 6:22 o'clock trolley cars from the center Tickets for the event have been placed on sale at Porter & Dyson's jewelry store. Dancing and bowling will follow the supper.
 The committee in charge has made arrangements for one of the best times ever held in Arcanum circles.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11

New Haven, where she will commence training to become a nurse.
 During the evening piano selections were rendered by Miss Florence Casey and vocal selections by Miss Agnes O'Keefe, Miss Mabel Rourke and Miss Emma Voight. A collation. was served and Miss Kelliher was presented with a silk umbrella.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
MISS ROWLAND SURPRISED.

Fifteen girls employed in tho office of the Russell & Erwin Manufacturing company rendered Miss Minnie Now land of Al West Main street sur prise party at her homo last eve- ning. The party was in the form of a farewell to Miss Rowland, who has severed her connection with the
New Britain herald., 1915-09-11
DEiRED PARTY.

St0 Bec01ne 3 Nurse.
 Il party was tend cred Miss S1liher last evening at the
 Ida Garrison of Cottage kellihersw will leave next TIT St. Rapilael's hospital,
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-27
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09A00 0olDooG EBWO
Wallses Rsvlss, Editor.

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tiess of past yeass.
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Black and White Oxpingteas and
Barred Rsek egg for hatching, froa
priss winning stock
n. L. YOUMAN8,
$3.50 New Castls, Cese.
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