New Britain herald., 1917-02-26
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lar meeting Tuesday evening, business of importance is to be transacted All members are urged to atteid.
 Janitor August Kloss of Turner hall is at New Britain General hospi- tai seriously ill with pneumonia. It is believed that his condition is aggre- vated because of his experiences and exposure Wednesday night when he remained on duty for many hours in the expectations that the "firebugs' might visit the hall
 Miss May Daly has accepted po- sition as stenographe for the A. P. Marsh company.
 The Stanley Woman's Relief Corps will hold a regular meeting Wednes- day evening in Judd's hall.
 The annual guest night of the wo- mems club will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. J. Sloper, Grove Hill. Me- Gregor Jenkins, publisher of the At lantic Monthly, will lecture on the Making of a Magazine
 Star of Good Will lodge. No. g, o. s. of B., will hold a meeting this eve ming in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall at o'clock.
 Several candidates will be initiated at the meeting of Phoenix Temple of Honor, No. 19, which will be held on Friday evening in o. U., A. M hall. F. R. Knipe, superintendent Of the Bristol Boys club will speak to the members.
 The twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Carthy was observed on Saturday eve- ming at their home on Cherry street. Dinner was served to many out of town guests and the couple were pre- sented with a purse of silver.
 Evangelist Henderson will close his campaign at the. Emmanuel Gospel church in Booths hall on next Sun day evening. The members of the church are more than satisfied with the results that have been obtained by the revival meetings. Meetings will be held every evening this week with the exception of tonight.
 Bruno Bachmann of Arch street was admitted to the New Britain Gen. eral Hospital yesterday. He is suffer- ing from an apoplectic stroke.
 The Wentworth club has arranged for a dance to be given in Booths hall on the evening of March 16.
 Tony Albanesse today took out a permit to build a frame barn on Dwight court at a cost of s100.
 w. l.. Hatch this afternoon took out a permit to repair his building on Main street, partly destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. The re- pairs will cost $s,00o.
 A marriage license was issued today to William Leo Leonard, a salesman from Winsted. and Miss Rose Mabel White of 33S North Burritt street.
 MT. and Mrs. James N. Wilson of Seymour avenue celebrated their sil- yer wedding anniversary at their home yesterday.
 The sixth anniversary banquet of George Corbin Commandery, No. 5S. r. o. s. of A., was celebrated at the Hotel Nelson on Saturday night. Many prominent members of the or der were in attendance.
 Women's s1.OO Bold Seal Rubbers, 75c, Damons Shoe Sale.-advt.
 Mrs. Mary Lynch of 97 Lawlor street was badly burned at her home this morning by the overturning of boiler of hot water. Her arms and body received a painful scalding.
 The committee of federation of charities of the Chamber of Com merce will meet at o'clock wednes- day afternoon
 M. T. White, who has been se- riously ill at his home on Fremont street, is reported as greatly improved today.
 w. w. Hanna Thomas F. Farrell and James M. Curtin, together with M. w. Fleming and Thomas Pritchard of Stamford, will leave tomorrow for New York en route for New Orleans and Hot Springs, Ark.
 The organ committee of Trinity Methodist church will meet tomor- 'ow evening and make a selection of the new organ.
 Rev. Henry w. Maier will speak on My Ruling Passion at the Eel | owship supper at the Y. M C. A. to- 1 night.
 Daughters of Castle whist, Tues. l we. Feb 27th. Electric hall-advt. l
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Horton 1 ,f Grove Hill will spend the coming 1 week in New York.
 Neckwear special at Wilson's. soc, l 95c, $10O ties 35c.-advt.
 Miss Emily Galloway, formerly lead ng women at the Lyceum, is now ap- bearing as Peggy Wood in Seven Chances" one of the new productions )n the New York stage.
 Neckwear special at Wilson's. soc, ,5c, $1.0O ties 35c.-advt.
 B. c. Pond, international secretary 1 of the Y. M: c. A., will give. an illus rated address at the Y M c. A. Wednesday evening on "Border Life." The talk will be preceded by a sup per. '
 Neckwear special at Wilson's. soc, l Soc, $100 ties 35c.-advt.
 Members of the William H. Hart 1