New Britain herald., 1916-03-15
City Mems

MT. and Mrs. c. F. Hartman of New zritain were recent visitors at Hotel pfferson, Richmond, Virginia. The Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St. sartford, are having great success in Ae1r Millinery Dept, in tailored hats, S we'll as the dressy ones. They are kceiving and selling daily, some 8ry choice models. Their secret lies H Knowing what to buy-advt. AGeorge w. Andrew has sold to liar sy l.. Thompson land on Stanley Feet. HThe New York Cornice and Roof HE Co.,, has made application to Alilding Inspector Rutherford for Emission to erect an office and shop A 201 Hartford avenue. It will cost q 900 and will measure 19 by 50 Stalled in the homes of Chief F. Dame and Assistant Chief w. J. sbnle of the fire department, the #tion being taken by the board of ablic safety.
 HLandry DeMars has succeeded l.. @ Parker as inspector and repairer meters for the water department. 8AIiss Bessie Oldershaw is teaching 6 morning classes at the High M1ool in place of Professor M. r. H wis, who is now acting as super For at the old building. sRoy Buell., a High school basket #l player, is ill with the grip at his Nme on Pleasant street.
 H#M. Weinstein has bought the bank 8pt stock of D. M. Kuzenow for B5.
 @rhe long pending law suit of Jore- @ah Sullivan of Hartford against @ Hardware City Cafe company has |kn settled. D. E. O'Keefe repre- Ated the plaintiff and B. F. Gaffney zd Rohrmayer and LaWlor ap- Erred for the defendant.
 @-. T. Nicholson addressed an audi |ee of ten at the open meeting of R Machinists' union last evening. szIember of the Ladies' Auxiliary of a A. O. H., will meet tomorrow eve .g at 7:15 o'clock in St. Mary's Slrch chapel
 |A rehearsal of the Phenix Guards I8l be held this evening in Jr. O. T.. @M. hall. #'he Holy Family Circle whist, Mich was to be held tom orrow eve | @g. has been changed to the after !!
 bn on account of the services in : H church in the evening. ! 1f p,it . High school will hold a banquet ; @rch 24 at a location to be decided :; Mer. Edward Martin will act as l Mstmaster.
 Bliss Annie Dunn of Bassett street aconfned to her home with z#ained ankle. 1 H#Trs. Thomas Martin of 466 Arch |
 8 ct is at the local hospital critically aAwith pneumonia. A meeting of the republican town Namittee will be held this evening @headquarters in the National Bank
 Hlding. ..,< s<.,.
 @he Swedish Republican club has @ided to postpone it's rally sched- saad to be held on March 23 until a date. @
 F. N, Seerley of Springfield. Els, will give a talk#this evening at [ @ Y. M. c. A. on "Sex Hygiene" ||NVord has been received in this city a he death of Professor, J. B. Curley Schenectady, N. Y. He was we'll | s wn in this city.
 istrict Deputy w J. Rawlings will l A his official visit to Centennial ! ae, A F & A. M, this evening.
 N. Byron Wilbor of West Main
 ct entertained the Woodruff club
 Ire South church at his home last 8Rning. &ohn H. Hallin is in New York se-
 Hing prizes to be awarded at the a dish Singers society fair. z orden dance, Bungalow, Sat eve 8 8rganist Harry Bonander of Hart lh has been selected to preside at 3 organ for the Atlantic division, SS ted Swedish Singers society con- s# in this city in June.
 8 Dayton Humphrey has sold a x SC and lot owned by Mrs. Lucy
 Hbin on Lincoln street to Miss ssa Leghorn of Beaver street.
 s ss iss Antoinette Berube of 14 Broad 8 ct will leave Sunday for St.
 prl's convent at Parkville. Last
 day Miss Berube was rendered a.
 wen reception at the home of