New Britain herald., 1915-03-31
City Items

live lobsteSs. Family trade solicited. Whites CaAs.-adyt.4 , The hreme9 will be paid tonight after o,clocA at the office of the nall.
 Mrs. Eda Turnes of South street reported to the pohee this morning that five chickens ana a rooster had been stolen from her c>op last night
 Order your provisions early. Store closed noon, Fri. CowlishaW, 439 West Main.-advt. @ Officers Moore and skeny Nere to- day transferred from the nigh force to the day force
 The barber shops of the city will close all day Good Friday and willabe open until 10 o'clock Thursday nigtt.
 A meeting of the Automobile club of New Britain will be held tonight at o'clock in room 406 National Bank building for the purpose of mak- ing arrangements for the furnishing of autos for the of the Grand Army from f to o'clock on the af- ternoon of April 15 and also for the election of officers for the ensuing year.
 Received shipment this morning of live Holsters. Family trade solicited. Whites Cafe.-advt. '
 Albert G. Tuthill the High school athlete, is the guest for a few days of Charles Brickley, the famous Har- ward athlete, in Boston.
 Officers of the Tierney Cadets were installed in T. A. B. hall last night hy I
 John H. and Albertina Rittner to- day sold land and buildings on Rhodes street to Joseph Lang.
 A meeting of the New Britain Au- tomobile club will be held this even ing in the offices of Philip Corbin in the National Bank building.
 Hoffmann's Hot Cross Buns at your grocer.-advt.
 H. Leslie Eddy of West Main street is home from Colby college in Maine for the Easter recess.
 Rudolph Swensk of 30 Warlock street has returned after an extended stay in Hauto, Pa.
 Mrs. J. J. Shaughnessy, sister of Mrs. Thomas Buckley of 535 Stanley street, left vest erday with her fanl-t fly to join her husband who is in Troy, Ills.
 The gentleman who wrote the Her aid concerning license fees can obtain all the information desired by calling at the office of the city. clerk, where possibly a copy of the law may also be procured. r Store closed Fri. at noon. Cowlishaw, 439 West Main.---advt.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Ely of 32 Warlock street are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter.
 Claverdie Sarshash was yesterday taken to the Hartford county jail by Constable Wrinkle on account of his inability to give bond for his ap- pearance before the court of common pleas in May in an action brought by Isac Tamraz for S400. It is alleged Sarshash failed to pay a note for $260 when due.
 Gordon Patterson and Kierstead Hicks of Raynham, Mass. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Daigle of Fairview street.
 Rev. s. A. Fiske of Berlin gave an interesting stereopticon lecture last night at the South Congregational church on 'lne HdSS1On HldE at oDeT- ammergau.
 The monthly meeting of the Kenl- worth club will be held next Monday evening.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs Robert Johnson of Main street.
 Miss Ruby Andrews of Bassett street is spending the Easter holidays in Boston. a Exchange on Thursday of this week on account of the closing of the rooms Friday and Saturday.
 Scoutma ster Rev. H. s. Fox left this morning with his Boy Scouts for an all-day hike.
 An all-day sewing meeting was held today by the Womens Home Mission ary society of the South church.
 The local relief committed for the victims of the war in Poland have 5received an appeal from the general relieE omnlittee in Chicago in which it is stated that thousands upon. thou- sands of soldiers are dying .bn the field of battle and millions are bershing of cold and hunger, Poland and Belgium being now made desolate.. Assistance in the form of foodE:is asked to give strength to the peoplesin Poland, also seed to plant and from .which they may reap future harvests. y
 Received shipment this morning of live lobsters t7amily trade solicited Whites Cafe.4advt. @ s"