New Britain herald., 1916-09-12
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MToodneSS of Aunt Deua'S Bread.
 Advt.
 FIT. Laubin, pianist, has resumed @ching. Apply Booths block, Wed- #days, or by mail.-advt.
 Ienry Schupack, son of Morris &upack was painfully injured yes #day when he cut his left hand on a
 Bken window that he was remov- Hrhe Great Chiefs of Connecticut @l be entertained by attabessett SDe of Red Men on Monday night, #ober 30. At last nights meeting #aouncement was made Of the prac- R of the adoption degree team next Nnday night. From present indica @ns the club will be represented by @trong bowling team this year. @Vashington camp, No. 13, P. o. s. S A., the auxiliary Of P. o. s. of A., Aebrated their first anniversary last 8ht with a social in G. A. R. hall. 8supper was served to the members 81 friends that attended. The camp Nw has about fifty members and Bets every second and fourth Mon NJ ot the month.
 #he officials Of the Metal Speciality snpony will take their employees to 8w London as their guests on Thurs E. The trip will be made by autO- #bile. The concern is located in &nley Quarter and employs about &een men.
 &dayor George X. Quigley makes his Nrt as a salesman today when he Res on the road for the New Britain 8rdware Manufa curing company, 8 which he is heavily interested. The &p will include New York, Phi1adcl- Ma and vicinity.
 Srhe quaint little Berlin Tea Shop Hkr the church, fine place for #cheon during fair week-advt. Fred Sunburn of this city will prob Ny be elected as state conductor at state convention of the Jr. o. U. S M. in Bridgeport on September 2G. Dance tonight at Bungalow.-advt. Following are tho trustees elected at Methodist church last evening: F. Neumann, \. Fl. Mills and. M. Camp for three years and M. l.. Hey, l.. A. Gladden. and J. M Bur llS for two years. The engagement of Miss Gertrude sarI Gesner, daughter of MT. and ! Is. Samuel Gesner of Tylerville to l Erry H. Corbin of this city has been l bounced.
 Miss Schade, teacher of piano, re- hes teaching Sept. IS. Applications ] |y now be made at 569 Arch street. l. 404-2.-advt
 There will be a meeting of A. G. |mmond Camp, Spanish War Vet lns, this evening in G. A. R. hall. Lincoln street repairs have been de and yesterday work was started the oiling. Other streets will be Ed this week as a tank of oil has Fn received.
 Foin New Britain National Bank eation club tonight. Open to S. party of N. Y, N. H. & H. rail- ld engineers were at the local light yard yesterday going over the Sund for the proposed changes in layout Work will be ready to
 rt by next week.
 Announcement is made of the ap- baching wedding of James Riley
 d Miss Rose Mackey, which will Ee place Thanksgiving Day. Eards have been sent out by the ping committee of the Elks to as- Ftain the date and kind of an out to be held this year. IA reception will be rendered Rev.
 How -iV10o r l P Peoples church, this evening by P members of the congregation. Mrs. Morris Clausson, who is a. tient at the New Britain General spital, is reported as improved. May c. Olcott, piano instructor, will sunae teaching. Studio, 5O5 Arch eet, Tel.-advt.
 The wedding of Paul H. Taylor of w Haven and Miss Helen Swift will 1e place Thursday afternoon. Rev.
 w. Maier will off1ciate. Louis VesseIla of Kensington and
 ss Angeline BasiIe were married ptember by Rev. w. A. Krause at
 Mary's church. hamber of Commerce met last even 3 and prepared a report to present
 the meeting of the directors next
 esday The board of public works will not l eet this evening. An anniversary high mass for the |
 e Patrick Carmody will be cele- ated at St. Mary's church tomorrow orning. Ernest w. Pelton, prominently men ned as a democratic possibility for 3 senatorial nomination, has come with the positive statement that
 is not looking for the. nomination q furthermore does not want it.