New Britain herald., 1917-04-24
City Mems

We clean ana block Mems and Ladies Panamas now. Conn Hat Co., -advt.
 Through the real estate agency of Schultz & Costello. Inc. the real es- tate at 15S and 162 Hartford avenue including two dwelling houses, ha: been transferred by Mary J. Lodge O. Middletown to George LaRoque ant Gilbert Contois. fl, ,.
 Resolutions have been adopted b, Nordef lodge. l. O. G. T., and for warded to the officials in Washington. in the hope that they will be of value in having.an act passed that will pro hibit the manufacture of intoxicatin: liquors during the present. war.
 The Luther league of the Swedis! Lutheran church will meet on Thurs day night.
 Carl A. Carlson, sealer of weight and measures, has received a purs< from Nordon lodge. ]. c. G. T.. in ap. preciatiOn of his :' '''-''y in furtherin, the work of the order. x1k-H
 At meeting ui ..,ttabessett tribe of Red Men last night plans were made for the great council which will be held. in Bridgeport May 2. H. A. Norton, A. H. Sandstrom and Percy l.. Daizle have been appointed as del- egates and about twenty-five othc, members will go to take part in the parade.
 Bring your Panama in now to be cleaned and blocked. Conn. Hat Co. -advt.
 The Salvation Army has completed plans for a three night bazar to be held at the Church street barracks. The bazar will open Monday of mex; week and will be open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
 Knox hats-we alone have them in New ain-Wilson's.-advt.
 Attorney NJ. ID. Saxe has been re- tained as counsel for Mrs. Minerva Vogel of Reading, Pa, who is held under heavy bonds with Charles Al. banakf, alias Charles Damore, for {; hearing Saturday on grave charges: of misconduct. Attorney Saxe ap. peared as counsel for Albanaki sxes- terday. It is not believed that the accused will secure the $1,5OO and $1.0OO needed for release on bail and little attempt has been made to do so. The woman's relatives are all in Pennsylvania and she is anxious that they do not learn of her plight.
 Mrs Charles l.. Morse and daughter. Elizabeth. of Bellingham. Wash, are visiting Mrs. Morse's parents, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Booth. of High street
 Martha Chapter o. F.. s. public whist and supper Thursday afternoon. -advt.
 Chief of Policer William J. Rawlings has been notified from the office of Secretary of State Charles l.. Perry that the motor vehicle operators n- cense oh Samuel Martin of 163 Fair view street has been suspended for the next thirty days. Policemen on street duty have been notified of this action.
 Indications that spring has come can be noted at police headquarters in the increasing collection of bicycles of all types, brought in by street men ag apparently abandoned on the va rious thoroughfares of the city.
 Mems and Ladies' Panamas cleaned and blocked now. Conn. Hat Co., advt.
 Rev. Theodore A. Fischer. pastor of the Church of the Messiah of New Haven, will preach Sunday evening at the~ Universalist church. Rev. MT. Fischer is regarded as one of the best speakers in the denomination and upon a previous occasion, when he ap- peared in this city, created a very favorable impression.
 A runabout bearing the registry number 26742, owned by Eric Kloehn of 10 Governor street, was wrecked last evening on the West Hartford road, when the driver, evidently un- acquainted with the thoroughfare went down a slight embankment The machine was later lowed into Hart