New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-08-31
City Items

New lot of United States Army
Shoes just received. Besse-Leland
Co.-advt.
The band concert which was to
have been given on Walnut Hill park
on Wednesday evening by the Phil
harmonic band but was postponed
because of the rain, will be given this
evening.
Henry Heath caps for fall. Will
son's.-Advt. r..
Hyman Judin Of 80 Talcot street a
newsboy, complained to the police
last evening that he was bitten by a
dog owed by an Allen street resi-
dent. Dog Warden Cofrey was noti-
fed.
Bargain Week Sale closes Saturday
at 10 p. m. Besse-Leland Co.--advt
The weekly payroll of the water de-
partnlent is $409.23.
John J. Feeney and his daughter.
Irene, of Wilcox street left this morn
ing for Buffalo, N. Y, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Feeney's brother James,
a former resident here, who was
drowned yesterday. With them went
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch of Clark
street, the latter a sister of the de-
ceased.
A complete Cleanup of all Sum-
mer Goods at Besse-Leland's.-ad
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co. was closed this morning during
the funeral hour of President G. H.
Hartford.
Real Genuine Bargains at our Bar
| gain Week Sale. Besse-Leland Co.
!-advt.
Farewell services for the recently
drafted men for the new national
| army will be held at the Swedish
Bethany church Sunday evening.
| Rev. G. E. Phil will deliver an ap-
propriate address for the occasion.
Our west window shows fall caps
Wilson's.-Advt.
One of the local factories has lust
! received a consignment of over one
hundred carloads of soft COAL necessi-
| tatlng the trucking gang working
overtime
The total rainfall at Lake Shuttle
Meadow yesterday amounted to .95
| inches.
A complete Cleanup of all Sum-
| mer Goods at Besse- Leland s.-advt.
The heavy torrential downpour last
evening CduSSO JOnn L.. MCGulTe, q
| local contra ctor, considerable expense.
Work which the local man is doing in
Bristol was damaged to the entent of
/ several hundred dollars.
Ernest J. Thompson and family of
| Shuttle Meadow avenue will move
| next week to Wallingford, where Mr..
! Thompson is engaged in the photog-,
raphy business.
| A mechanics lien has been filed by
| Joseph Martin against property at SO
| Winter street belonging to Angelo
! Buchieri
The police were last night notified
! that Edward Rebel aged Is years.
| Of 10 Putnam street has been missing
from home since Wednesday,.
Henry M. Burckhardt has trans
| ferred to DR.. Simon L. Abel of Hart
ford property on Rockwell avenue
and Dr. Abel has transferred to Jo-
seph Geiger the same property.
Bargain Week Sale closes Saturday
| at 10 p. m. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
| Marriage licenses were issued to
| Harold X Forbes of Sol Locust
street, Holyoke. Mass, and Miss
Louise P Albrecht of 100 Cherry
street, and John S. Cugben Of Ham
/
361 Hawley street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Oldershaw
of 10 Harrison street are receiving
| congratulations on the birth of a son,
| born last evening.
A complete Cleanup of all Sum-
mer Goods at Besse- Leland s.-advt.
Richard M. Healy, local agent for
| the Kissel Kar, returned home yes
| terday after an extended journey to
| the middle west during which he paid
| a visit to the manufacturing plant Of
his concern at Hartford, Wisconsin,
Real Genuine Bargains at our Bar
| gain Week Sale. Besse-Leland Co.
I-advt
Patrolman Medrick Perry was talk
| en- i'll last evening while at duty. Su-
pernumerary officer Gully relieved
| him.
! New lot of United States Army
Shoes just received. Besse-Leland
| Co.-advt.
! Frank Laveconia has transferred
| property at 33 Dewey street to
| William Katz.
! Bargain Week Sale closes Saturday
| at 10 p. m. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
| DEATHG AND FTTNEPAT