New Britain herald., 1917-06-04
City Ae,,s

All shirts fast colo< a& Wilson's.
 stata President John '. Leeney, of the A o. Fl. addressed . meeting in Portland yestsrday.
 Special collar attached shirts only at Wilson's.-advt.
 Marriage 'licsnses have been issued to Emil Herman Robert Vogel of 177 Dressel of 419 South Main street. and to Robert Leo Grant of 437 Main street and Misg Sarah L. Meisner of 67 Grove T1ill.
 An invitation has been extended to the members of the St. Jean de Baptiste society of this city to be present at the address given in Parish hall. Park street. Hartford wednes- day evening. under the auspices of the St. Jean dc Baptiste society of that place. The meeting will be ad- dressed by soldier who saw active service in France
 Complaining that her husband had locked her out of their home 1t 2S Church street and refused to sup port her. ArA Edward North an- peared at police headquarters shortly after midnight today and wanted as- sistance. She was referred to Prose cutting Attorney George W. Klett.
 Several boys. arrested yesterday for riding bicycles on sidewalks about the city. had the riot act read to chem this morning by ProseoutinR Attornev George w. Klett but wore allowed to so without arraiknment in court. They were warned that repeating the procedure will mean more severe treatment.
 Harry Youlrnot of this city, . mo- torcyclist. figured in . collision yes- terday In Hartford, which resulted in the arrest of James Galamoa of Wells street, Hartford. Youknot es- capsd injury, but the vehicle was lesg fortunate.
 The paodel council of tho rranch Naturalization club has Ron. m r.cons in opposition to an ordinances nassed oy the common council of the citv levying . tax of $6 annually on rner- chants and other persons who erect ngns before their places of business which hang over tho sidawalk. The next meeting of the model council will be held at the Hotel De Villo Tuesday. June 13. \ Committees from the diffar~r+ French societies of the city viii he named this week to arrange for a French tag day, which will bs held at future date for tho benefit of tho proposed day nursery.
 The first aid classes oreani,Ad at the South Congregational church will be augmented by Doctors Clifton M Cooley and Carl J. Hart, who have volunteered their services. Rev. Dr. Hill, pastor of the church crrnnixed the first aid classes following . coun- try-wide activity in Red Cross work.
 Plattsburg Manuals 32.oU, Interio. Guard Duty Soc. cloth. Infantry Drln Regulations 4oc. paper. Adkins Prirt- ing O.. ee Church stre9t.
 Richard B. Pinches of 10 Emmons Place and Mis- Helen A. Corbin of @ { Lexington street were granted mar- rfage license today.
 A large new flag pole was erected on the Stanley Rule and Level con- pany factory today.
 s. H. Starkey, has severed his con- nections with the Hart & Cooley Mfg. Co. of this city. to accept . position with the Whitney Mfg. Co. of Hart ford.
 Louis Jones of Lincoln street and T. Henry Kellogg. formerly of New , Britain and now of New Haven, have made application for admission to the Red Cross Ambulance corps. 1
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert J. Leonard 1 announced the approaching marriage ] of their daughter. Florence, to Harry l varley of Hartford. The marriage | will take place in July.
 There will be meeting of Company Fl. Home Guard. at the state Armory ! tonight at o'clock sharp.
 Martha Chapter, Mo- n. o. E. s.. will hold memorial services in Ma sonic hall Sunday afternoon at