New Britain herald., 1917-05-21
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' and Mrs. A. T. Barkman an- eAcA the engagement of their Inter, Miss Margaret. to Clarence Eautter.
 erxeant Paul F. Hayes of the Inch company, Fifth Coast artillery. S6 returned to duty after . brief loagh spent with relatives in this A6oe in charge of the committees he Red Cross membership canf- n in this city, will hold a meeting noerow night at 8 o'clock in room 1 City hall. Plans preparatory to i6ching the campaign on May 2S se scensidered.
 5ke employees of the Water depart sat Shuttle, Meadow have pe- enod for an increase of twenty-five Nt Tor day in their pay. making olr sttpend the same as that allowed men repairing Shuttle Meadow anlle. 33.50 per day. Hired and Walter Andrus of Warlock o0t have reported at the naval base the t]drd district, Naval Coast Ttrol. 1t New Haven for active duty. xipfessor L. P.s Shade of the High 6l tecently took federal examina- Dn6E for appointment to the quarter Saster's corps of the army. He has ep notified that he passed the phy- GaI examinations but the result Of - other examinations has not been de public as yet. sNdne mon took s1aninations with Professor Slade only two passed.
 1llss Julia Ferriter of New York. ter of Mrs. L. J. Crean. and well own in this city, Is expecting Q call m the American Red Cross. to sfch she Is attached as a trained nte. to leave for Ffance to care Tor ,nded soldiers. Mrs. Crean and
 Lawrence E. Crean, visited her hsr home in New York yesterday. TIT Kavanaueh Shop. 10 Pratt St.. arc showing all manner of sum- 1ip cIothes. afternoon dresses. light sport skirts..g stylish blouses. Tor sport and 3, dressy occatons. 1Aors, etc. .-Hadvt. xhs annual banquet of the Kenil- 6 club which. will be held in the freo Inn. Farmington. on We'd - evening oE this week Professor n,n, F. Fay will be toastmaster. A IS1al program will be carried out 6iffona sto the after dinner tshea Harry C.. Jackson is chair esSf the committee arrangements. and Mrs. Jesse N. Whitney or IIey street have announced the foaching wedding of their daugn- Miss Mary Anita Whitney, to Sncis Howard Smith, son of MT. and Paul Smith of High street. The dine will take place on Tuesday ssfng. Juno 12, at the church or st.
 the Evangelist.
 FIT men wear them. Why not
 A Roseben Straw Hat.-advt. Naanola council, D. sof F., will hrate its eleventh anniversary in .1,s hall tomorrow night. Follow SlAaree work there will be 8 ban- s1o which over 100 guests have
 invited. Mrs. Dessie Lewis is I'll 'ssa 'e' oafins work at tho state armory 1Snues, with members of Company Njily engaged in, dtiliing and fout- duty. Today Private Robert aoutt was transferred to the regd- nta1 hospitalNfor treatment. He Is only member of the company aousl3 i'll.
 Albert Eagerly, a Kensington youth 1 x has enlisted in the navy as a 1sman for electrician radio opera 1 spent the weekend with rela-
 here. He was formerly em- ed by Spring & Buckley. kolcomn 8. sBrainerd, chief radio krieian, D. ss N.s who formerly charEe of the naval recruiting on here, is visiting his home in eity.
 nEedding certificate from out of
 Aled at the city clerks office, orsds the wedding of John P. len of 42 Walnut street and Miss TT Steele of Pennington avenue, TIT was solernndzed by the Rev.
 Funk in Waterbury on April 5. E1he Holy Name society of the urcl1 of St. John the Evangelist was Ani1ed last night with Councilman Ink McDonough as president.
 Hdrs. Patrick McDonough of East lin street Is undergoing treatment at Francis hospital. Hartford.
 ssvilham Riley, stationed with the lIar army at Fort eGlocurn, N. F..