New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-03
CITY Items

The last day to buy your Fireworks
at Gladdings'. Open until IL m.
.-adyt.
Within short time the policemen
viii pc divided into squads and regu-
lar target practice at the police station
will begin. A record Of the marks
r,aanslip Of the men will be kept.
F. 2. Tormay has removed his
plumbing business from 90 Clark
street to "a Church street.-advt.
Rev. @. a.. johnson of Lynn, Mass,
Will preach at the Swedish Bethany
church tomorrow evening.
One look at Belvidere Heights
means lot sold The second Sec,
ton Of this beautiful property now
being opened See it at once.-advt.
George Ward, supreme Instructor
Of the Loyal Order OF Moose, paid an
official visit to the local lodge last
evening.
New Britain Nest Of Owls will pay
4 visit to Bristol lodge next Thursday
evening, leaving on the 7:30 O'Clock
suburban train.
| Big suit sale at T. w. O'Eonnor Co.
should have your attention. advt.
L :
ley street will file petition for an
extension of the water main to South
street at the next meeting Of the CONF
| mon council.
| A daughter Elizabeth Beale, was
born Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam r. Schafer OF New York. Mrs.
Schafer was Miss f. Phoebe Beale OF
this city.
City Clerk Thompson has received
word from the secretary of state, that
| automobile registry books will be sent
direct to the owners of automobiles
instead Of tn the town clerks office.
The regular meeting Of George w.
| Corbin comnandery, No. So, which is
scheduled to be held Monday even
ing has been postponed. officers will
be installed on Monday evening. July
10.
Directors Of the Commercial Trust
company inspected the plans for the
new bank last evening. 1t is now be-
lieved that the institution will not
Throw open its doors until the middle
Of August.
Hotel Bassett under new manage
ment, James E. O'Brien Mgr-Advt.
Tickets for the excursion to New
York and Coney Island under the
auspices Of the, Y. M. r. "A. s. B. SO
ciety and the Stanley Works Mutual
Aid association are ready for distribn-
ton,
The Red Cross society has APP
pealed to the local branch to raise
funds for suffering Mexicans. Moth
ing will be done at present at the Of
ficers of the branch are not in the
city.
The committee on the revision Of
the constitution OF the r. M. r. A. Il
B. society will meet next Tuesday
evening and any member who has a11y
change to recommend should attend
this meeting. q
About $25 was cleared Oh the recent
outing Of the Second Ward Republi-
can club at Savin Rock, according to
a report made at meeting Of the
club last evening. This is the first
outing resulting in d balance in the
treasury. The club is planning to hold
cla1nbake at Lake Compounce in
August.
The Baraca class of Trinity Metho-
dist church will meet tomorrow at 10
o'clock sharp. a large attendance is
expected at the Rev. H. A Cook of
Ottowa, Kansas, will be present and
address the members. Rev. II. A.
Cook is father Of Rev. Warren f.
Cook, pastor Of the church. All mem
bers are urged to be present and
bring a friend who wishes, to spend
a pleasant hour.
Hotel Bassett newly renovated.
Rooms by day or week. -Adyt.
Complaint has been made to the po-
lice that two automobile tries were
stolen last night from a shed at the
He ny on Arch street.
Lucas Paul Of 80 Hartford avenue
has notified the police that quantity
Of lead pi-. Y has been stolen from his
place.
It Is xepected that Vice President
William Ref will be elected to
succeed JAZZ Slcath, resigned, as
president of the F1remens Pension and
Relief association, at the meeting to-
| morrow. The annual meeting will be
held in Octoner.
William kranoWitz will leave tomor-
row for New York. where he will enter
the Colunl~--- university summer
school, remaining until August Is,
when he will return as a local cor
respondent Il the Hartford Times and
remain here until he returns to col
Iege in the fall.