New Britain herald., 1915-11-04


 week were as follows: Subway de-
 ra rtment, $712.27; sewer department, | S441.19; street department, $SSO.24. F. M. Zimmerman & Co. have
 moved their office to IA Main St. -advt. The recommendation for another 1 section for the filing cabinet in the
 office of the city clerk was decided on l last night at a meeting of the com
 rnittee on supplies and printing of the | common council.
 | Miss Nellie Sullivan of Pittsfield 1 Mass, was the guest yesterday of l MT. and Mrs. James Gray of Stanley 1 street. l MT. and Mrs. Harry A. Emmett and
 Miss Grace Smith of Wallace street l are expected home today from New 1 York city.
 The Ladies Aid society of Trinity M. E. church will hold it's regular J monthly supper tomorrow night at l 6:30 o'clock.
 New Britain nest O. o. O., will ! hold it's regular meeting at o'clock tonight in G. A. R. hall. | M and Mrs. J. w. Chapman of Bel den street are breaking up house. l England where Mr. Chapman has se- cured employment as a machinst. 1 Mrs. McKinistry will speak at the I Second Advent church on Church street tonight on the subject Rome" 1 She will also make a comparison of the prophecies on the present Euro pean war. The public will be well comed.
 New signs designating the prohibit ed traffic district on West Main street between the National Bank cornre and St. Marks church were put in place today.
 An auto tire picked up on North street yesterday by Officer M. Meehan has been claimed by Philias Gagner of Arch street.
 Personal Tax Collector c. J. Elliott is sending out another large batch of personal tax bills warning delinquents that failure to pay at once will result in their prosecution.
 Among New Britain people attend ing the dedication of the new mu- nicipal building in Hartford today are Attorney and Mrs. J. G. Woods and J. M. Doyle.
 Mrs. Marie Wahrenberger, widow of the late Conrad Wahrenberger, has applied for a transfer of the liquor license which was in her husbands name.
 A. Duval of 5S0 Zion street, Hart ford, won the carpenters chest of tools in the benefit drawing given by the Carpenters union for Brother Thomas F. Fournier.
 Rev. H. I. Bodley, rector of St. Marks Episcopal church, and his as sistant, Rev. Carlos M. Jones, at tended the consecration of Rev. Ed ward Campion Acheson as suffragan bishop of Connecticut. at Middletown today.
 Following an accident in which small child fell down a flight of stairs in one of Mary Wisks houses on Broad street, the owner has had a guard rail put up The stairs are said to be shaky and until the railing was erected no protection of any kind ex- isted.
 Last nights heavy frost brought down a shower of late hanging leaves and coated some of the ponds with a thin sheet of ice. The temperature fell to 27 degrees, according to ther- mometers in different sections of the city.
 Anthony Dubruck today sold land on Stewart street to Clarence II. Barnes.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to Joseph Curt Scheffert, 20, of 1C Maple street and Sofia Poglisch, l IF, of the same address.
 Phoenix Temple of Honor, No. 19, | will hold it's regular meeting tomor- ! row evening at O. U. A. M. hall, 277 ] Main street. D. G. T. J. F. Por- teous of Middletown will install the officers. After the regular meeting the Select Templars will confer the degree of fidelity on a class of candi- dates.
 Alexandra lodge, Daughters of St. l George, celebrated it's fourteenth an- niversary last night with an enter tainment and supper in the new Tur- l her hall on Arch street. Visitors were present from Thompsonville and 1 ed of an address of welcome bv l Hartford. The entertainment consist !; ed of an address of welcome by ! Worthy President Mrs. Mary Clough. l! piano selections by Mrs. Lambert Lord and Mrs. Fannie Carr Ar thur Olson, Mrs. Charles Marshall and Miss Agnes Elliott gave vocal selec- : tions. Mrs. Thomas Yarroll gave a number of recitations which were much enjoyed and MT. and Mrs. Charles Marshall violin selections. , Dancing followed the supper.