New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-10
the evening service. beginning

1880.
regational-Rev. F.. L. Grant,
the pastor, will preach at the morn
ing service on The Friends of Christ"
MISUNDERSTANDING service will be
held in the Church of Our Savior
tomorrow at 1o:45. The rector, Rev
r. HI. Burton, will occupy the pull
pit.
Baptist--The services Sunday wilt
be al the regular hours. preaching
at 10:45. Sunday school at noon and
young peoples meeting at s o'clock.
Harry Pinder will be in charge OF
both morning and evening services.
Records Intent to Sell.
Alfred Halpern has filed with the
town clerk notice of his intent to
sell the stock and good win of the
Contra meat market to Constable
John e. Conlon
The new owner will not take pos
session until the attachments served
on the place for number Of Hal
pern's creditors have been released.
Attorneys are now negotiating for the
settlement of the suits and within a
few days Constable Conlon will pro-
badly be sble 70 begin business.
Hart Hey Be Candidate.
81 e 4hf = 49,
While the open 60 on for general
discussion of local . 5litics has hard
ly arrived. some talk ahout' the fall
election is heard about the streets.
Interest in the talk centers chisfly
In the report that William c. Hart,
former deputy sheriff, may be can
didate Tor the nomination for first
selectman at the republican, caucus.
Mr.. Hart has not committed himself
on the subject hut his friends are
making an effort. to create a boom
for him. They seemingly believe tina.
he v-rs not fairly treated when
I Cou2ry Sheriff Edward l.. Dewey fsi..-
+ ed to re-appoint him as one Of his
deputies and they contend that they
I will have an opportunity in the fsl,
OF expressing their displeasure over
his action. Mr.. Hart had been
police officer for eighteen years AND
had always served the town faith
fully. He performed his duties in
conscientious fashion and many local
| people consider that the sheriff was
unusually jealous in bringing abou:
| his removal
| Selcctman Johnson has not de-
/ clared whether he will seek re-
nomination. His two administrations
have been successful and the better
/ is general that his name will again
be on the party ticket If he wishes
| to make the run
The democrats apparently have lit :
tie prospect of winning the place and
! the republican nomination this year
will probably be equivalent to an
| election unless there is a change in
the political complexion of the voters
1 between now and Oct0har
Brief Items.
The Bristol Manufacturing com
/ pany's local plant will resume opera
lions Monday after weeks shut.
| down
Miss Susan Rooney of Crown stree
| is planning to leave on July 10 fol
| the west where she will spend a few
/ weeks visit with relatives. Hel
| brother DR.. James Rooney of Hart
| ford. will accompany her.
The Young son of George Orvis o
1 the Southington road, who has bee,
/ i'll with liphteria, is now well on tn
| road to recovery, according to DR.
| J. c. Tanner, the attending physician
and in a few days the quarantine vii
| probably be removed from the house
Simon A. Mcdonald has purchased
| a new Hudson touring car
Mrs. James J. Murphy of Whiting
street is spending a few days WITH
! her sister. Mrs. George M. Cameron
| of New Haven.
Mrs. Maude Doucette is critically III
| at her home on Bank street and hel
| recovery is not expected.
| The Sunday school of the Congre.
| gational church will hold its annua,
| outing at Lake Compounce on Tues.
day, weather permitting.
I Mass will be celebrated in tn.
Church of Our Lady of Mercy tomor.
row morning at $50.
| Mrs Samuel Gloriant of WHITING
street returned home today from the
New Britain General hospital where
| she has been receiving treatment.
John Cafferty of Bank street il
suffering from paralytic shock. He
il, in dangerous condition.
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