New Britain herald., 1917-02-16
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women's $500 boots now $2.25 Da- poop,s Sboa Sale-advt.

mons Shoe Sale.-advt.
 As a result of inspection and rec concentrations by fire department o1- ficials, adeouate fire escapes arS being placed on the Leland building at Main and Commercial streets. The escapes are being placed on the Commerclai street side of the building.
 Water damage sale, John A. An- drews & Co.,, tomorrow.-advt.
 L. D. Penf1eld Camp, s. of ", has received an invitation to attend tho Lincoln service at the South church on Sunday afternoon. Members VIII assemble at their hall at 4 p. m. The camp will hold its regular meeting ths evening at 7:s0 o'clock.
 Bring your girl to T. A. B. ,. Drum Corps Carnival tonight.-advt.
 Mrs. Hintz of 105 Cleveland street. telephoned to police headquarters last night to express her fear that burglars had entered the house during her ab- sence and had locked all of the doors Later she informed the police that her fears were groundless.
 Sale on Satin hats, ssc up. Gold enblum Millinery Co.,, Y. M. c. A. Bldg. Retail at wholesale prices advt.
 Members of Court Charter Oak of this city will furnish the entertain ment for Court Equality, F. of A., at it's fair in Southington Saturday night. Arrangements have been made for special trolley car to leave Electric hall at 7:07 o'clock that night.
 See our announcement in this paper for water damage sale. John A Andrews & Co.-advt.
 Miss Ina Atwood, history teacher al the High school, will speak at the meeting of the young people of the Methodist church Sunday night.
 Louis Schreiner and Miss Josephine Rogan were married by Rev. Charles Coppens yesterday afternoon.
 The following are the Turner's delegates to the convention in Meriden on March IS: Frank Rady, Charles Hoffmann, Eugene Glaeser, Charle. Mueller, Paul Gruenwald, Charles Hipp, John HengeI, Arthur Guenther George Vessels, John Herzog, Richard Vogel, Joseph Wischek.
 The payroll Of the water depart. ment this week is $224.74. The street depa rtment payroll is s952.75 and the
 
 Rev. Patrick Daly, pastor of St Joseph's church, is seriously ill and Rev. J Leo Sullivan, assistant pastor has been summoned to return from Atlantic City.
 Beautiful display of trimmed hats, prices very reasonable, retail al wholesale prices. Goldenbtum Mil linery Co.,, Y. M. c. A. Bldg.-advt. Coasters on Clark street got int trouble with the police last night be- cause they did not use due care roi protection of private property ana allowed their sleds to mutilate hedge | in front of Ernst D. Mucke's property at Clark and Winter streets. Patrols men were ordered to keep close watcha and curb the enthusiasm of theN coasters.
 Everybody going to T. A. B. Drum Corps Carnival tonight.-advt. {. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the N. L. c. A., will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Frank E. Coleman of 479 Church street Arrangements for the whist to be given in Jr. o. U. A. M, hall next Monday evening will be discussed. Bargain week sale at Besse-Leland'. ends Saturday 10 p. m.-advt.
 Miss Katheryn T. Palmer of 27 Arch street has returned from Man. chester, where she attended the an- nual prom of the junior class of the South Manchester high school. She was formerly member of that class Highland camp, R. N. of A., will have an important meeting tonight iu Electric hall.
 Don't forget that Saturday ts the last day of Birnbaum's Fire Sale. Al Arch street.-advt- e@a At the Holy Family Circle whist Tn K. of C. hall last evening Mrs. Mar' garet Dunn and Mrs. Mary Comm wos first and second ladies' prizes respec' lively and the gentlemen's prizes wen' to P. J. Egan and Albert May.