New Britain herald., 1917-08-09
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J ]. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight ! -advt.
 \ Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread ! advt. ! The Terney Cadets and the Red cross nurses division held an outing today at Lake Compounce Special cars left the city at 9:30 this morning to take the large delegation to the lake.
 T. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight. -advt. Miss Bertha Koifer and Karl Mandl were married by Rev. Charles F. Cop pens at St. Peters church yesterday. The bridegroom who is a supernumer- ary policeman, had two male atten- dants in accordance with an old Aus trian custom.
 Bread sale at Hallinan's tomorrow. -advt
 Frank H. Afford transferred land on East Main street today to Adolf and Adeline Petoff.
 T. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight -advt.
 This evening will be the closing evening of the lawn festival at the grounds of the church of St. John the Evangelist. Another large crowd is expected to be in attendance.
 Bread sale at Hallinan's tomorrow.
 s-advt White Rose camp will meet this evening. A full attendance is request ed.
 The long expected traffic signs havc arrived and have been placed at the corner of Church and Main streets and at the corner of main and East Main streets.
 T. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight. -advt.
 The Public Amusement committee has announced that the American band will give band concert at Wal nut Hill park next Wednesday even- ing.
 T. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight. -advt
 The will of John Aron Molander has been filed in the probate court It was dated May 7. 1917, and leaves his property, real and personal, to his daughter Annie Maria Larson and he leaves s1OO to his son. Joseph Molander. He designates Oscar Mo- berg as executor of the will. John A. Abrahamson and Charles Kallberg has been appointed appraisers of the estate.
 T. A. B. Drum Corps dance tonight. -advu.
 Miss Anna Roy, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Joseph Roy, of Park street, is spending the month Of August with relatives in Quebec, Canada.
 Big Millinery bargains. M. seibert. 
 Miss Stauffer, who Is employed in the tax collectors office. is spending her vacation at Setauket. L. I.
 Mrs. John Ross and Mary F. Woods are spending a few days at savin Rock.
 While repairs are being made to the bridge on Ellis street between Cherry and Stanley streets the high way between these two points is closed to traffic. fl
 North & Judd has bought the Dwyer estate on Elm street and is is thought that the concern will build on that property in the near future.
 Mary A. Mccarthy has transferred l land on Oak and Putnam streets to 1 John and Rosy Robis.
 Charles Andrews was granted 8 permit today by Building Inspector 1 Rutherford to make alterations at ! 1857 Stanley street costing about $500.
 The police departments baseball team is practicing at Walnut Hill this afternoon in preparation for the game with the Meriden police.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Otto Paul of 303 Maple street at the General hospital this afternoon.
 Miss Anna Rosenburg will spend the next four weeks in the Berkshires
 Anna Ahern of South Main street. who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Katherine Ahern of Bridgeport for the past week, will leave tomorrow for Roton Point where she will spend the remainder of tho summer.