New Britain herald., 1916-11-17
City Items
Sweaters at Ashley-Babcock Co.

sweaters at ASnley-bapcoch Co'-
| advt.
Charles E. Jones of Stanley street
is slightly indisposed at his home.
| Mrs William Lambert of Stanley
street is i'll with the grip.
Children's Mackinaws, S4.9s to
$6.9S at Besse-Leland s-advt.
Hudson Goodrich, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Goodrich Of
209 Stanley street who was run down
by dinky at, the Stanley street cross
ing two months ago, suffering frac-
trued skull and two broken legs, has
sufficiently recovered to be removed
from the hospitalto his home. The
little boy is as yet unable to walk, but
physicians state that he will be able
to use his legs in a few weeks.
Overcoats at Ash1ey-Babcock Co.
advt.
China and water color paintings at
Miss McCabe's gift shop, Lee street
Dec. 4.-advt.
School Overcoats ages 1 to IS, at
Besse-Leland's $4.9S to s9.9S.-advt.
William J. Farley complained to the
police last night that Norvin Steele Of
Pennington avenue had driven his au-
tomObile through Washington street
at a reckless rate of speed, endanger-
ing the life and limb of everybody on
the street.
Boys Corduroy Trousers at Besse-
Leland s.-advt
Silk Mufflers at Ashley-Babcock Co.
-advt.
Michael Kislowski of 50 Franklin
that his baby carriage had been stolen
from in front of SO Union street
earlier in the evening.
Childrens Overcoats $1.9S to s9.9S
at Besse-Lela nd s.-advt.
Recent procedure Of the city gov
eminent will be discussed at a joint
meeting of the French Naturalization
club and French Model Council at
1880 o'clock Sunday night in st. Jean
de Baptiste hall. Arrangements for a
series of debates will also be made.
Forty candidates will be initiated at
the meeting Of New Britain Nest Of
| Owls next Wednesday evening In Elec
! trio hall The meeting will start
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
For Overcoats, Besse-Leland's.-
advt.
| TONY Vernalla of So Beaver stree
complained to the police last evenins
| that $3.50 had been stolen from {
bureau drawer at Fi1 boarding place
| Of this amount 1920 belonged t.
| Jimmy Carganti of 107 Arch street
| who had previously asked Vernalla t.
| take care of his money for him.
| Sincerity Clothes only at Ashley
| Babcock Co.-advt.
| Patrick Warren, sent to the stat
farm from this city several weeks ago
has escaped from that institution.
China and water color painting
basketry and fancy articles. at Miss
McCabe's, Lee street, Dec. A.-advt.
For Overcoats, Besse-Leland's.-
advt.
The police have been notified tina
the autom obiIe stolen from w.
Rossberg on Wednesday night ha
been located in Jersey City, N. J. ]
was found abandoned on the stree
there and in a badly damaged con
dition.
women's 9-inch Boots in plain col
ors and combinations, $500 at Besse
Leland's. Why pay $500 and $50
| elsewhere ?-advt.
Attorney George w. Klett was il
| Burlin gtOn this afternoon where h
appeared as counsel for the accused il
! the case of Oscar Johnson, charge,
with the reckless driving of an auto
mobile.
! For Overcoats, Besse-Leland's-
| ---adVt.
Miss Florence Burr of Ansonia, for
nerly of this city, has entered Grac
hospital, New Haven, where she vii
undergo an operation Saturday morn
ing.
| Negligee Shirts t45c and CSC a
Besse- Leland's. Others $3.50 to $500
advt.
The payroll Of the street depart
n7cnt this week totalled $1,509.81; tn
| rcwer department s6S5.39 and tn,
water department $685.
Womens 9-inch Boots in plain col
ors and combinations, $500 at Besse
Ileland's. Why pay $500 and $50
!. elsewhere ?-advt.
David and Karolina Nelson hav
. transferred to Samuel Gucsclow pror
{ | erty on East street.