New Britain herald., 1917-05-08
Cay Hens

Mrs. w. J. Shannon and Miss Anna Levett of Brooklyn. N. Y:, spent the week end with Mrs. M. V. Kelly, 116 Black Rock Ave.
 The will of Thomasso De Censis has been filed in the probate court and by it's terms $100 and all house. hold furniture goes to Guiseppi De Censis and $500 goes to a. niece, Fortuna Censis A brother, Guisep- pi, is given the rest of the estate. Senator M. J. Quinn of New Haven Is executor.
 William Lamb, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lamb of Park Place and a student at Middlebury College. has applied for position as an ambu- lance driver with the American Field Ambulance service and expects to be soon called to France for service.
 Thomas F. Markham. head of the pickling department at the Stanley Works, has been promoted to assis- .tant foreman in the rolling mill to succeed James Warwick. who has left for Canada.
 pr. Maurice F. Lautman, son of Mrs. Sarah Cunard of 227 North street, has enlisted in the medical reserves of the U. s. Army and is now stationed at Hot Springs. Ark.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy N. Buell. of Rome. N. Y., are visiting with MT. Buell's sister, Mrs. George Wild of Chestnut street.
 Thomas Murphy of Black Rock avenue. employed at Landers. Frary 6 Clark's factory, has enlisted in the United States Cavalry and is at pres- ent stationed at Fort Slocum.
 Peter Warwick, formerly of this city but now of Canada, where he is a member of the Canadian Expedi- tionary force which is to sail on May 16. for France. is spending a few days in this city greeting old friends.
 The Keniwlorth club is to hold a private dance for members only on Friday evening of this week.
 The salary committee will meet to- night to consider all proposed salary changes that have not yet been acted upon.
 The annual meeting of the health board will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Dr. George H. Bodley will. in all probability. be elected
 
 Samuel Longe has leased store at 40 Arch street from George s. Kew orkian to be used as a shoe shop. The lease specifies that hammering must not begin before or continue later than 10 except on Saturday when the lessee may work until II o'clock.
 The Daughters of St. George will meet at Mrs. Wetherills. 9 Prospect street. Thursday afternoon to sew for the Red Cross
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Wunsch an-t nounce the engagement of their daughter Emma Edith to MT. P. W. Lucas of New Haven.
 The newly confirmed class at St. Episcopal church will meet at 7:8O o'clock this evening to prepare for first communion.
 A meeting of the Daughters of Cas- tile will be held in Electric hall to- night at 8 o'clock. Arrangements are to be made for. the benefit so- cial and whist for the dependent sol diers which will be held in Booths hall on Thursday evening, May 31.
 Clifford M. Dickinson of Hart street has taken a position on the state preserve at Amston.
 Albert Holmgren was presented with a purse of $40 by members of the Svea club at a meeting in the last night.
 A meeting of the board of directors of the Y. M. c. A. will be held Mon- day night. Plans will be considered for raising $12,500 as New Britain.s share of the fund being raised the state. Dates for the will be arranged Monday.
 James B. Parsons, Herbert Jack son, Warner Johnson, Charles Cook, Charles Relay and Irving Ellis have passed the examinations for the naval reserve and will be ordered to report has received 8 rating of coxswain.
 Stanley Woman's relief Corps, No. 12, will hold g regular meeting in Judds hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The regular meetig of the New Bri- tain Camera club will be held this evening in Murrays studio. Lantern slides will be shown.
 Untrimmed hats, all colors. g and 8. Special $1. Goldenblum's Y. M. c. A. building-advt.
 The Working Girls club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock to take action in reference to plans for attending the state convention to be held in New Haven on Saturday.
 UNION MEN FORM HOME GUARD.
 Boston, May 8.-A state guard unit has been formed here by members of labor unions, to be known as the Trade Union Home Guard. The enrolment has reached more than 200 men. MAY PURCHASE LIQUOR TRADE.
 London, May 8.-The whole ques- ton of purchase of the liquor trade