New Britain herald., 1916-03-25
City Hens

The recent concert at the. South church netted the Mems Brother hood $90. company has sued Bernard Gordon for $75. Lawyer c. H. Mitchell made out the writ, which was served by Sheriff A. P. March. The writ is returnable before the city court on the third Monday in November.
 Indianola Council, D. of P, degree team will go to Hartford next Tues day evening to put on the degree work for the Hartford lodge. The team will take the 7:22 trolley.
 See us for large assortment of up- to-date trimmed hats. M. Seibcrt.
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 The Hebrew Ladies Aid society will give a social and dance in Booths hall on April 1 for the benefit of the Hebrew war relief fund.
 Carl GOlosoWski Of Broad street has complained to the police that his pocket was picked and $4 in Symo- Ions saloon last night.
 F. w. Williams, the Hudson auto mobile agent in this city, has pur- chased from l.. Hoyt Pease the lot at the corner of West Main street and sherman Court. It is under stood that MT. Williams contemplates building an up-to-date garage there.
 Smoke from boiling sugar in a third floor tenement of the Dickinson block gave cause for a fire scare at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Chief Dame was summoned but soon learned the cause of the trouble.
 Prank Starmy of High street suf- fered a crushed ankle at the Corbin l Screw corporation last evening when 1 a he%Hy iron barrel fell on his foot. | lie is employed in the Al.ncalng oe- ! rar;merl. The man was taken to l the Hospital for treatment.
 The house committee of Dalv l council, k. of C., will arrange to give | a presentation of the third dcgree l soon after Easter
 Paul Bellmann, who is the fifth ward l member of the republican town com ! mittee, has resigned his position at Landers, Frary & Clark Mir. Bellman IS a dlemaker and has worked at Landers' for the past eight years
 The Misses Genevieve and Frances Brady of Washington street are waak ana guests at house party given by Miss May Mckone of Farmington lvenue, Hartford.
 The degree team of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. Q. H., will meet tomor- 'ow morning at 10 o'clock at Electric 1all All members are asked to at end
 The police have been notified Of the disappearance of Benny Kenquist of 36S Main street. The boy is believed 1 to have run away with two friends. 1 He is 16 years old.
 The PheniS Minstrels will rehearse 4t 10 o'clock tomorrow in G. A. R. nall. The minstrels may be enga ged l take part in the coming Foresters' fair
 Norden lodge. r. o. c. T., will meet tomorrow afternoon in the Bungalow 1 The normal program will be carried ! ut by the grand officers, and the address will be delivered by !. w. Bergeron of Hartford The l literary program will be in charge of he grand officers.
 Paul Murosky, who conducts a studio on Beaver street, has complained to the police about he boys in his neighborhood throw ng snow balls. The boys have all ready broken several windows in his studio, he claims. The Y. s. club gave a very pleasing ocial Thursday evening to about of it's friends Whist was played, there being six tables. The ades prizes were captured by Miss l rma Dohlman of Meriden, Miss Aud ] ey Carter, and Miss Emily Page of Hartford, and the gentlemen's prizes " Messrs A. Reeves of Middletown 'lessant Hall, and L. Page of Hart ord. Dancing was also enjoyed. A lainty collation. was served, and all | present report an enjoyable evening. 1