New Britain herald., 1915-10-01
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 buildings on Grove Hill to his daugh- ter, Louise P. Goss.
 The estate of George M. Robinson has transferred land and buildings on Oak street to Esther Robinson.
 David ottfried has filed notice with the city clerk of his intentiCN to sell the stock of his grocery store at 70 Wallace street to M. Weinstein.
 Max Rosen of Hartford has filed lien for S3,S50 on property of Louis Bayer at the corner of Chapman and Jubilee streets
 August and Anna Welk have had plans drawn for one-family house on Vance street at a cost of $2,00O.
 E. C. Linn of Brookline, Mass. has sold land on Park avenue to Lena Gorback.
 c. F. Collins, trustee, of Providence has sold land on Henry street to Adolph Hcin.
 $3,493.4S in rents during Septem Der, The department is preparing to prose- cut delinquent water takers
 The St. Anne society of St. Peters church will hold a calico social in
 
 Stockholders of the Commercial Trust company will be dined at the Hotel Beloin next Wednesday, evening by the directors.
 Olin I. Oledrshaw has taken an ap- peal from the report of the board of compensation and assessment on the building line on Park street extension.
 case of diphtheria on Whiting street was reported to the health de- partmcnt this morning.
 A quantity of waste matter in 9 rubbish bin in the rear of Emmons caloon on Main street catching fire at 3:3O o'clock yesterday necessitated the calling out of the chemical en- zine from the Central station.
 Phoenix Hose for men and women at Wilson's.-advt.
 Nordcn lodge, I. o. G. T., will send thirteen delegates to the district con vcntion of the order at Middletown Sunday and a large delegation of members will accompany them. The party will travel in auto trucks, one leaving Franklin Square at 1:30 o'clock and the other from West Main and Vino streets at o'clock.
 Hira Temple, No. 90, D. o. K. K, will celebrate it's fifteenth anniversary in Vega hall Thursday night, October 21. Tho anniversary. committee will meet Sunday morning at 10 o'clock to discuss matters. The event will be celebrated with initiatory work and a supper. ."
 George Doerr and Miss Anna Paul Were married last evening at St. Pet CTS rectory by Rev. Charles Coppens They were attended by Frank M Zimmerman and Philip Bardeck and a wedding supper was served later at Bardeck's hall. MT. Doerr is to give reception in honor of his marriage to the members of the German Rifle club at Sehuetzen park Sunday. The couple will make their home at "A Prospect street.
 The committee having charge of the third ward Republican club bar bccue met last night at the office of Schultz & Costello. While the barbe- cue was a great success it did not prove money making affair but the committee is highly pleased with re- suits.
 The dance in T. A. B. hall in Bris- tol tonight will be attended by number of local people. A feature of the event is a prize dance the contes- tants being James Coffey of Bristol and William H. Norton of this city. Both young men are dancers of con- siderable rcpute and much rivalry exists. rs..... Fl The school nearahandising commit tee of the chamber of commerce. will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock sat the chamber rooms The committee T of J. S. Bennett, chair man; Claude J. Leroux and Alder l man Albert Anderson and will report to the mercantile bureau in about two weeks.
 The Young $S Hat at Wilson's. .adVt. 1