New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
City Mems


 ! returned from Atlantic City.
 Special prices on Onyx" hosiery at Damon's Shoe shop. Thursday, Fri day and Saturday.-advt.
 The Lady Turner's will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Companies E and l, first infantry, will escort the G. A. R. to the Arm ory, Arch street, Thursday evening at
 o'clock.
 A meeting of the Junior Holy Name society of St. Joseph's church will be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening at the parish hall. Final ar engagements will be made for the rnin- strel show to be given April 31. Mrs. C. A. Hjerpe of Winthrop street and Mrs. Alex J. Olson of Dwight street are spending the week with friends in Bridgeport. The committee on licenses of the common council will meet tonight and will give hearing to 'Tippy" Fay who intends to hold 8 boxing show on April 23. The committee on financs will also meet tonight An excellent program will be car ried out at the siXty-second annivcr- sGry celebration of the New Britain Turner society. which is to take place Tuesday evening, April 27. F. H. Start was elected president | of the New Britain Camera club at a meeting held last evening. J. A. | Lewis was chosen for vice president 1 P. A. Stahl secretary and treasurer, | W. B. Rossberg. lantern-side direc- i tor and M. c. Dillon. chairman of the exhibit committee, while r. C.. Pa 1 uence and Johnstone Vance were
 named for the social committed The Red Mems orchestra will fur | nsh music for n social and dance to | be held in Turner hall Friday evening. ] April 30. Refreshments will be l served
 Mir. and Mrs. (. J. Tomlin enter | tained the DauEhte rs of St. George at whist last evening The prizes were captured by the Mesdames G. Berry. Myron Willys and Clara Leupold and Letter Carrier Coleman. the consola- tion awards going to the Mesdames Emma Leupold and Beekman. The annual meeting of the Y. w. c. 1 A. will be held this evening. Charles Coma:to and Domenica Pasata, both of Simsbury, were mar 1 ried this morning by City Clerk A. L.. 1 Thompson.
 An automobile driven by c. F.. 1 Ericson of Elm Hill crashed into the l rear of the National Biscuit com
 pany's wagon driven by Percy Wells
 on Smalley street yesterday. No one
 was injured
 ] A meeting of Hira tempre, D. o. K. ! xx-iG 6a l,nll ;,, 1 Vega hall. Imperial Prince Charles 1 E. Rice of Rochester, N. Y, will be present on an official visit All mem- | bers are urged to attend l Miss Jean Hamilton of Naugatuck 1 spoke before the Working Girls club | last evening on Club Work After l the lecture refreshments were served ! and a pleasant social hour was en- | +oyed.
 Burritt Grange Dramatic club will l stage Her Friend. the Enemy" in | Berlin Town hall this evening and in i the PlainVille Town hall tomorrow ! night.
 Isadore Newman. aged twenty-thrce.
 of p Bellevue street, Hartford, and | Miss Fanny kaplan, aged twenty-one, 1 of Il Elm street, this city. secured a marriage license this afternoon.
 Professor J. A. Huffman, the noted 1 tenor singer, and his son Paul Hult-
 man. pianist, will give concert Fri l day evening at the Swedish Lutheran l church. under the auspices of the 1 Swedish Temperance federation. l At a meeting held this afternoon,
 the High school basketball team 1 elected Afford Schade for next years captain. The election was close.
 The program which was to have
 been given April by the Burritt ] Grange and which was postponed on i account of the storm, will be given Saturday evening, April IT, instead. | in Judd's hall. A short sktech is part l of the program.
 Tickets for the Waterbury fight can 1 be had at M. T. Whites, 2S3 Main st. 1 -adVt.
 The regular meeting of the L. A, 1 A. o. H., was held in Eagles hall 1 last evening. Three new members
 were elected, two applications re- ceived and the quarterly reports
 were made by the officers. A social
 and whist will be held at the next
 meeting, also the drawing for a bar 1 rell of flour will take place. The
 committee in charge of the social ] consists of Miss NJ Fox, chairman;
 Miss A. OKeefe, Miss A. Tyne. M 1 Dohcrty and M. Cosgrovc. They will
 meet at the home of Miss X. O'keefe l next Tuesday evening.