New Britain herald., 1916-08-07
Clty Mems

Splendid suits at Wilson's, $1O. -advt.
 Miss Anna Mcclure has accepted a position as cashier at Fox's Theater.
 Watch tho Curran Dry Goods Co., snow window for big Wednesday Spe- clalS.-adVt
 The rainfall for July, according to the guage at Shuttle Meadow lake, was 3.67 inches. Yesterdays +hun- der storm was not experienced at the lake.
 A meeting of the ordinance com-
 mttee and the safety board has been called for Friday evening when traf- flc ordinances will be discussed
 Messrs. Lein and Russell, of the Price and Lee company, have com menced work on making the new city directory.
 Engine company No. 1 was called out by a still alarm at 1915 o'clock Sunday morning to Edward o. Kill bCurne's place in Stanley Quarter where a small shed, used by boys in the ncighborhood as a club house, was on fire. Tho shed was dcstroycd
 Stanley Relief corps and friends are invited to attend a social at the EomC of Miss Margaret Scizcrt, 139 Arch street, Wednesday afternoon from until o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be served Regular $20 Blue Basked Weave suit now $1O at Wilson's.-advt
 George Woerz of 226 Asylum street, Hartford, notified the police this morn ing that as he was driving down Chestnut street little Mary McGrath ran in front of his car and in lodging back she fell across the sidewalk 1 pumping her head. She was not badly | hurt.
 The section of Main street between 1 the trolley tracks at the terminal 1 was roped off this morning as an | aisle of safety, by the board of public l works.
 City Engineer William H. Hall will attend the Summer meeting of the Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers 1 which will be held at New London to- morrow. Several of the engineers en- plOyed at the Berlin Construction will also attend the meeting MT. Hall is member of the committee ! on arrangements
 The engagement of Miss Bertha, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Becker and Frank, son of MT. and Mrs. George Hennig is announced The wedding date has not been set.
 Final cut on suits belted back mod els $1O and $13.5O at Wilson's-advt.
 One of J. M. Finnegan's livery au- tOmObileS ran down a little Laurel street girl on North street this aft ernoon. The child was taken to the hospital but was not badly injured. As she could not speak English, it was to learn her name.
 Building Inspector A. N. Ruther- ford has issued a permit to St. Mary's church corporation for the erection of recreation building on Allen street It a cost of $1,7OO.
 The health department has quaran- incd case of typhoid fever on Broad street. Health Superintendent T. F. Reclls believes the case to be sporadic nd has no connection with the recent outbreak of the disease.
 Angelo PaOneSsa has transferred to l Aususto and Rosa Righi property at -93 Fremont street. {
 Patrick M. Ringrose has transferred o Mary B. Ringrose property on Whitman street
 F. II. Afford has transferred proper y at 193 Fremont street to Angelo M. i oaOnessa. I
 $15 and $165O Suits now S1O at I Wilson 's.-adVt. I
 A horse attached to bakery wagon ,elonging to the Boston Bakery com Z ,any caused considerable excitement his afternoon on Main street as he ashod madly down and around Gen. ral Park whore 1t was finally stopped n front of Halls grocery store. A | rokCn bride was the only damage in q urred q