New Britain herald., 1916-12-11
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John Frawley has gone to Litchfield

John Frawley has gone to Litchfield
 for his health
 William Finneran of Beaver street
 is seriously ill at St. Francis hos
 pital, Hartford, with pneum onia. He
 was admitted to that institution Fri
 day.
 A roll call meeting of the Young
 Peoples society of the Swedish Beth
 any church was held yesterday aft
 ernoon and was largely attended.
 The contract for the painting and
 decorating of the church of St. John
 the Evangelist has been awarded to
 Crowley Bros.
 Suffering from numerous sprains
 and general shock, Andrew McGill
 driver of the death hack at Washing
 ton St. crossing Saturday was admitted
 to New Britain General hospital last
 night for treatment. His condition is
 not diagnosed as seriOus
 A wagon owned by Isaac Rapp of 29S South Main street was consider ably damaged Saturday night in a col lision with an automobile operated by Charles Beh of 593 West Main street.
 The automobile hit the wagon from tDG Tedi. Ildpp etlltI 1'SI reported IIo accident at police headquarters.
 The Stanley Works will give re- ception and dance to it's salesmen and office force this evening in Turner hall. The function will be strictly private.
 An automobile operated by William Mccarthy of 535 Stanley street was slightly damaged about the radiator today when, it bumped one of the Gulf Companys teams at Stanley and Whiting streets. Mccarthy, in report
 ing the accident to the police, says
 that he was going south on Stanley street and attempted to pass the team An automoli coming from the opposite direction was also about to pass the team. It was either ex- perience a head-on collision or ram the team
 The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Y. M. c. A., has been postponed until next Monday. Pev. N. H. Hartman will speak at the supper to be given at the Y. M. c. A. this evening by the Fellowship class.
 pr. Catherine Travis who vii! speak before the Commonwealth club to- before Commonwealth club tomor- is the guest of Mrs. Herbert Swift. Secretary C. L. Barnes of the Y. ! M. c. A. will take a party to Boston
 tomorrow to hear a special address oy Billy Sunday at the Boston Y. M. C. A. F. w. Yergen, Carl Carlson and Hogan Johnson will make the trip. There will be a special meeting of Centennial lodge, A. F. and A. M., at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in Ma sonic hall to attend the funeral of Joseph Washington Bailey, a former Worshipful master of the lodge. The king down of Engine 445 1 one of two drawing down a heavy
 east-bound. freight, stalled the trair
 at the New Britain station this aft ! ernoon. Side-tracking is so as to al 1 low the passage of an express resulted i in the blocking of the Main street 1 crossing for a considera ble time and 1 a long line of trolley cars, autOmo- 1 piles and teams was lined up on either 1 side.
 1 Miss Ella Moore of Black Rock avenue has recoverd from her recent l illness.
 1 Following are the officers of the l Cigar Makers Union, recently elected: President, w. Stekly; vice president ! James Marshall; recording secretary
 F. A. Goddard; financial secretary and ] treasurer, F. A. Goddard; sergeant at-arms, I. Abrahamson; finance com 1 mittee, George Storck, John Kelley
 and Albert Stichtenoth; trustees, H. Liebold, W. Stelly and F. Henne. Patrick J. Monahan of New Haven, died Saturday at his home in that 1 city. He was a brother of Mrs" B. COrlisS of Summer street.