New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-08-25
City Items
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A son was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. John Egan of Arch street
The Bristol police notified the To-
cal department last evening that a
Ford touring car had been found in
that town. 1t was later claimed by
Kenneth Kron as the one stolen from
him on Washington street the pre-
vious night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall Of 219
West Main street, Plainville are re-
jo1cing over the birth Of daughter,
born Monday August 20.
Because Of the intense humidity
the young women employed at the
Minor & Corbin Box factory were
dismissed at o'clock yesterday at
ternoon.
DR.. James F. Dobson yesterday re-
cefved his commission as first lieu
tenant In the dental corps OF the
united States army He is the sou
of Mrs. Francis Dobson of Spring
street.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Lillian Supernant at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Hoole on Thursday
evening. Miss Supernant will become
the bride of David Loiselle on
September 4.
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Miss Dorothy Sweetland was oper-
ated upon this morning at the New
Britain General hospital
Action of foreclosure has been
brought by the Savings Bank of New
Britain against Edward Wuka ct al
on East street property Roche e
Glover issued the papers and the writ
Is returnable In the city court on the
second Monday in September
The >E. U. Thompson company has
brought suit against Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas w. White for $25 through M.
II. Camp. Deputy Sheriff A. P.
Marsh has attached real estates Of
the defendants on Grand and Girls
void streets, the attachment being
for $50. The writ is retlrnable in
the city court the third Monday in
Septem Der.
The Rogers Realty company has
leased offices on the second floor of
the building on Main street through
the Camp Real Estate company to
the New York Wholesale Millinery
company for one year. The New
York company will open offices about
the first of the month.
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e. j. Millerick. an employee of the
Stanley Works has been discharged
from st. Francis hospital, Hartford,
following an operation for Appendix
citis. He is recuperating at his home
in Middletown.
Star of Good Will lodge will meet
Monday evening in Jr. o. U. A. NJ
hall.
son was born at the New Britain
General hosp1tal last evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Cleveland of 81 Fairviev-
street.
Henry Witt of eS1 Stanley street
reported to the police this noon that
he struck a man with his bicycle near
the New Britain Machine company.
The latter was uninjurcd
Andrew Madral> is locked up at the
police station charged with assaulting
Mary Sulwicz. yesterday afternoon on
Grove street. The prisoner surren-
dered himself to Desk Officer Malone
this morning.
The police yesterday afternoon
picked up a Persian for acting
strangely in the vicinity of the Stan
ey Rule & Level company. Today
friends of the man promised to look
out for him.
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Mr.. and Mrs Martin Frisk of
Henry street will celebrate their 25th
anniversary this evening at the Nor
den bungalow. A dramatic sketch
will be the striking characteristic OF
the evenings entertainment Mr..
Frisk is employed at the p. and F..
.. Corbin division Of the American
Hardware Corp.
The New Britain Tool company,
which has a factory at SO Woodland
street and which is soon to be incor-
porated, has made plans for the con-
struction of small addition to the
present plant.
Directors and officers of the New
Eastern Weekly Publishing company
which recently moved to this city
from Worcester, have been elected.
they are: John A. Abrahamson,
Charles G. Miller, Emil Hjerpe, A.
Thompson and Rev. Friedenholm
The idea of electing new directors and
officers was to localize the company.
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