New Britain herald., 1916-10-02
City Items

Ossian Bennett left today for Sy- racuse University to study law.
 Mrs. w. l.. Banner and daughter, Minnie, have left for an extended trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
 Cromwell Case. a student at Pratt Institute, spent the weekend With his mother at her home. 95 Maple street.
 Mrs. John Sullivan Of Waterbury is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart of Smalley street.
 John Becvar of 31 Greenwood street has returned from a months stay at Chicago.
 Miss May Copeman of 200 Cherry street has returned from six weeks visit with relatives in Bristol.
 The ladies of St. Josephs church will give a harvest supper on Weo- nesday evening and the proceeds Will gc toward Lalping out the Young Mems society athletic meet
 Mrs. James T. Moore, who un- derwent an operation for appen- dicitis at St. Francis hospital Hart ford, last week, is able to be up.
 There will be a meeting of the Young Mems Athletic association of St. Joseph's church in the Parish hall at o'clock tonight.
 John Wright has returned to his duties at the post office after his an- nual vacation.
 Walter Farrell and Frank Coleman, carriers at the post office, are on their vacation. MT. Coleman is in Wash ington as the local representative of ~the Knights of St. George, who are in convention in that city, A marriage license was granted to- day to Clifford H. Chamberlain of Middletown and Miss Mildred Egan of Court street.
 F. H. Afford and A. M. Paonessa have transferred to Mario and Emil ina Stendolini property at 2O3 Tre- mont street.
 The war pictures shown yesterday at KeeneyS for the benefit of the Italian Red Cross fund were patron ized and great enthusiasm was man. ifested at some of the more stirring views of life in the trenches. Mrs. Samson has sold property on Lincoln street to Dr. M. l.. Marsh, and L. B. Williams has hold land adjoin- ing to Malcolm Farmer, through the H. D. Humphrey agency MT. and Mrs. c. B. Parsons. MT. and Mrs. Howard l.. Platt, MT. and Mrs. P. B. Stanley and MT. and Mrs. l Walter Hope, the latter of Newport, | returned today from a weeks motor l trip through the White Mountains. The Working Girls club will meet ! tonight, when classes for the winter 1 will be organized. All members | should attend
 | Edmund Cahill, a well known local civil war veteran, has returned home 1 after three weeks visit with his l son, Frank Cahill, of Stamford. While | at Stamford MT. Cahill, although ad- vanced in years. enjoyed several fish l ing trips and on Saturday with party l of friends caught 154 mackerel 1 MT. and Mrs. George Fritz of Green | wood street have returned from Chi l cago, where they attended the con-
 ventions of the Spanish War Veter-
 ans and it's Auxiliary. While in Chi 1 cago MT. and Mrs. Fritz visited rela- lives and also visited the grave of | Mrs. Fritz brother, Rudolph Urban,
 an old Company E member, who is l buried in the national cemetery in l Chicago.
 The first autumn whist and dance | will be held on the evening of October l 20 in Booths hall. Lynch's orchestra | has been engaged to furnish the
 music and a royal good time is as
 sured all those who attend. Follow
 ing is the committee in charge of the | affair: Miss M. O'Brien, Mollie 1 Egan, Mary Smith, Mary O'Connell | Grace Brady, Marguerite Dobson l Mary Conlon, Mrs. Harry Ladbury anG l Mrs F. McDonough.