New Britain herald., 1916-11-27
City Items
Goodness Of Aunt Deiia's Bread

Goodness Of Aunt Delia's Bread
--advt.
Paul Papenforth of Lincoln street
for the past few years employed a!
mechanic in the experimental de.
partment at the P. & F. Corbin fac.
tory has resigned his position. He
! has several other openings in mind.
More for less, Besse- Leland s.--advt
Frank Rogers. we'll known fruit
/ grower, who for the past few years
has conducted the High Rock Noun
tain Orchard, formerly the old Grid
ley place on Shuttle Meadow noun
tain, left the premises today and the
rev owners. Harry and Erwin Wes-
sells and Howard A. TimbrelI took
Possession.
The KaNanauglt Shop, 40 Pratt s.,
Hartford, arc constantly buying new
and distinctive gowns for afternoon
and evening wear. to accommodate
the ever increasing demand all eX-
ceptional and exclusive models.
4 --alIvt
Michael Roche Was taken suddenly
i'll on Main street yesterday and fell
&c the sidewalk in commissions. Po-
lice headquarters was notified and
Roche was transferred to the New
l3ritain General hospi.el in the ambu-
i lancc. His condition is reported as
not being serious.
Reduce the high cost of living.
Trade ct Desse-Leland's.- advt.
Engine Co., No. 9 was called to
RTcClintocll road shortly after 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to check
! 4 threatening forest fire. Police head
Rev .En,,
Telephone. residents of that territory
Fearing shat the flames would endan-
&Ser their homes.
Stephen Speck has complained to
3he police that there is a vicious dog
~ "a Oak street and that members
T. his family are afraid to pass that
EtGdress. Dos Warden John Cofrcy
BIAS been notified.
More for less, Bcsse- Leland 's.---advt
= Engine Co. No. was called to La
#ol.e street at 9:05 O'Clock this morn
Mng to dump fire. Children playing
with matches arc believed to have
&een responsible.
Donald Gaffney entertained his
#ather and mother. Judge and Mrs
H. F. Gaffney, Safety Commissioner
nd Mrs. Frank Moran. Cyril Gaffney
Harry O'Connor and Ben Gaffney at
Rls apartments in Lawrence hall,
ale university, Saturday evening.
s. Don't forget the dance at Turner
ball, Monday, Nov. 27.-advt.
Engine Co. No. 5 responded to
till alarm shortly before o'clock |
asst night to attend to a slight fire at |
4he home of former Councilman !
3harles L. NoWlands at East and Lin
en- streets. It started in an old fire |
lace and burned down into the eel !
More for less, Besse-Leland's.- advt. |
i During the winter months Wallis A. !
81 happell will be baggagemaster at |
Ne railroad station in place of !
dwight E. Bacon, who will follow his |
Usual custom and pass the cold !
eonths in New Hampshire. The for |
her has been attached to the rail- !
pad's signal gang.
# c.. w. German of Pawtucket, R. T..
as been the guest Of New Britain rel
lives over the week end. :
~ The only press for printing en-
savcd cards in the city is at Adkins,
= Church street. Christmas cards
lgraved at short notice.-advt
olIN6I plates LOI use OH the new ire
i Dparatus have arrived and distribut-
at the various houses. They are
litably engraved A steel plate will
$50 be secured for each piece of ap-
aratus, upon which will be engraved |
le names of Chairman Edward G. |
&abcock, Frank Moran and Carl A |
arlson, members of the safety board |
hen the apparatus was brought
You can save money and work if !
bu get your Thanksgiving dinner at |
otel Nelson. Dinner served from !
& noon to II p. m. Thanksgiving Day.
usic and singing afternoon and |
rening.-advt.
More for less, Besse Leland s.-advt |