New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-02-08
City Items

One lot of $500 gun metal and pat
ent leather shoes at $2.4S. Sloan Bros.
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Spring & Buckley, electricians
have notified city authorities that the
electric time service governing clocks
in the police quarters building, in
Guiding the city and police court
room, will be discontinued April /.
Newest and latest showing, mid
season hats, Goldenblum's, 1SS Main.
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Attorney Emil j. Danberg. clerk of
the police and city courts. is in Bos-
ton on legal business. His place in
court today was taken over by Prose-
cutting Attorney George w. Klett, who
acted in dual capacity. !
Musicians ball. Fri, Turner hall, SO
piece dance orch. Adm. 25c.-advt.
T. A. B. fair. Foresters' hall, Ber-
lin, Feb. 9, 10, II, 13.-advt.
One lot of La France gun. metal
shoes, were $500 now $3.9S Sloan
Bros.-advt.
Goodness Of Aunt Delia's Bread
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The Jolly Twelve Whist club met at
tAIo IioAlc VI MIS- NJ i. oToaH yeSIoT-
day, first, second and third prizes be-
ing won respectively. by Mrs. Michael
Harmon, Mrs. John O'Leary and Mrs.
Fl. J. Woodward. Mrs. William Frey
Of Prospect street will entertain the
club next week.
Seven candidates will have the
chiefs degree conferred on them at
the meeting of the Red Men next
nj oht frtI n
Hartford will be in charge Of the in
| itiation and later a social hour will
be held and refreshments will be
served.
The young women employed at the
office of the Corbin Screw corporation
will have a dance in Booths hall this
| evening. Lynch's orchestra will fur
| nish the music.
The machinists at Landers, Frary &
| Clark's factory had a theater party
at the Grand theater in Hartford last
| evening.
The P. & F. Corpin Foremen's club,
12O strong will have their annual ban
quet this evening at the Allyn House,
Hartford. Officers of the concern will
be present as guests.
! According to an investigation by
relatives of Frederick Bigelow, he did
not appeal to police headquarters fol
lodging Monday night but was taker
to the institution by George Herman
of Shuttle Meadow avenue, recent
employer of the deceased.
The monthly meeting of st. Mary's
Ladies' T. A. and B., society will be
tonight in the school hall with a mum.
Der of items of important business
scheduled for discussion and action.
The meeting Of the Ladies' Auxili
ary A. o. H., scheduled for tomor
row night, has been postponed unit
next Tuesday evening in Electric hall
At the close Of the session an old
fashioned dance will be held.
Miss Anna Green of Main street lef
today for a weekend stay in New
The Girl Scouts of the South Con
gregational church gave cake AM
candy sale in the church for the bene
fit of the club. The amount received
was SIS.
The Catholic Choral Union will hav
a rehearsal! this evening at oclocl
in T. A. B. hall.
Edward Helm of Stanley street, VIII
last 1all, while employed as a brake
man by the New Haven road was s.
badly injured that both hands wer
amputated, stated today that as yet h
has brought no civil action against tn
road.
The appointments of Judge Jane
T. Meskill as judge and Judge John H
Kirkham as deputy judge Of the pc
lice and city courts has been approve
; by the legisla Eve judiciary committee
William II. GLADDEN. has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate o
his wife, Alice c. GLADDEN..
The employed boys in the ''B'' elias
will hold their all-around athletic con
tests in the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium
this evening. Tomorrow evening thos
in class "A" will hold contests.
At the Boys Bible club supper in tn
Y. M. G.. A. Friday evening Superir
tendent of Schools Stanley H. Holme
will speak.
A son was born today at Mis-
Nagles sanitarium to Mr.. and Mr.:
r. f. W. Mansfield of Frankh
square A son was also born to MI
and Mrs. Thomas Sheehan of Arc
street.