New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
City Items

The Owls will meet this evening to
 install officers
 Tea and coffee. Woman's Exchange. -advt.
 John Larson was arrested by Officer HoWley on Main street for drunken ness.
 Frank Carusek, of 5 Broad street. has complained to the police that he was assaulted on his way home last night and in proof thereof he cX . hibits a beautifully discolorcd eye. He does not know who hit him. The police were notified this morn ing that the door of KellY'S paint store was found open and quantity of varnish was missing. The thief entered with tho use of d key. In tho suit of W. l.. Hatch against John Pinches Judge ShImway in the superior court has sustained the de- murrer to the second defense of the answer. After a brief hearing in the sccre- tary of states office yesterday the operators license, automat tiCally sus- pended when Daniel Mcguire ran down and killed boy on Broad street on January 10. was returned to him. It was proved that TAI Mcguire was not guilty of any negligence. Electricians in the employ of the Gamewell company, which installs the fire alarm telegraph system here, have been examining the system.
 Harry Asher, membership secre- tary of the Y M. C. A., left this morn ing for New Haven to attend the funeral of his grandmother. Mrs. F. T. Feuchtwanger who died last night at the age of. eighty-five years. The fire department was called out last night at S3O o'clock by an alarm from box Az, at the corner of Main and East Main streets X bed had l caught fire in a house in the rear of the Erwin property on Lafayette street The damage was slight. Attorney E. J. Danberg and Attor- ney F. E. Hungerford commissioners, will hear the contested claims of Jacob Sperry and Louis Croll against the Patrick Mcclure estate tomor row afternoon. Sperry claims about S3,6O0 and Croll claims about s375. Elizabeth Smith entertained four teen little girls at luncheon yester- 
 birthday. The little girls had an en- joyable time and Miss Elizabeth re- ceived many prety gifts.
 Miss Bessie Thompson is ill at ner home. 31 F'airvicw street, with slight attack of tonsilitis.
 Mayor George A. Quigley will leave tomorrow for Washington. He ex- poets to be gone several days.
 The Catholic Women's Benevolent legion held a banquet at the Hotel ReIoin last evening. About sixty were present. Mrs. William Forsythe was tOastmiStrcss.
 Miss Mimic sherman, who has re- signed StenOgrapher at the Cor bin Screw corporation to accept similar position for Philip COrbin, will be rendered a banquet this even ing at the Hotel Bond in Hartford by her former girl associates at the screw corporation.
 Major F. H. Johnston and staff of the Putnam PhalanX will attend the military reception to be given Gov ernor Marcus H. Holcomb on the evening of February 10 by Second company, Governors Foot Guard, at New Haven.
 Harry Christensen will leave Sun day for Chicago, H., where he will attend the annual mctinG of the Scan dia Land company.
 "Alcohol and the Human BOdN,' is the subject upon which pr. F. T. Fromen of this city will deliver an address before the Swedish Temper ance federation in the Hartford SWed- ish Baptist church next Sunday af- ternoon.
 Eintracht lodge, No. 1, Q. D. H. &, visited Teutonia lodge in Hartford last evening and carried away all the prizes in the pinochle tournament held there. First prize was won by Otto Rcchenborg. second prize was won by William Iiegler and third prize was won by William Ram. Teutonia lodge will be entertained by Eintracht lodge here on February 23