New Britain herald., 1917-05-05
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k Foresters' fair Berlin, May 4, 5, '. Dancing each night.-advt. Prof. Graham's reception#T Tuesday, May 9th, Booths hall.-advts ,sa Misses Agnes and Minnie Clark of 45 Main street have returned from Saratoga Springs where they spent the past two weeks. r. Foresters' fair Berlin, May 4, 5. [. Dancing each night.-advt. The Sunshine society wifi meet Mon- day afternoon at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
 Co.,. Box 1o5. Portland, Me. 4-21-2s-5-5x Clan Douglas, No. 13O. o. s. C., held a stag party last night to bid farewell to Chief James H. Warwick. who leaves next week for Canada. A very enjoyable evening was spent, with song and story, under the chairman ship of Clansman John Drummond, who also. in behalf of the clan. pre- sented MT. Warwick with bag. as a parting gift from the clansmen.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread advt.
 Robert Andrews has accepted a place as bartender at the Hotel Regal
 William J. Long is indisposed at his home on Elm street.
 At a meeting of the Congregation Sons of Israel. tDr. A. Pinkus was chosen delegate to the city nominating convention, which is to name candi- dates for the Jewish congress. pr. A. Pinkus and J. Kaplan were elected to the congress committee.
 A Iolmquist, student at Storrs Agricultural college has been secured to act as overseer of garden plots during the summer. He will be as- sisted by Professor stevens of the college.
 Edward Dobson of Stanley street, Edward Williams of Franklin Square. Robert Bertini of Stanley street and Walter Rice of Lincoln street have en- listed in the coast patrol>aeet, naval reserve.
 Guards employed by the water de- partment arc no longer taken to the positions each night by. the police cars. following a new order which be- came effective last night. Hereafter the city will have to furnish the trans portation. Private guards are now stationed along the city water works instead of the supernumerary police men,.
 Charles B. Hurd of Grand street, a member of the faculty at Worcester Tech, is recovering from an opera ton for appendicitis he recently un- derwent at the Hartford hospital. : Automobiles operated by Nathan J. Bush of 2S Church street and Abra- ham Sugenheimer of 469 Ferry street, New Haven. figured in a collision on West Main street, near, Main, yester- day afternoon. the damage being esti- mated at a minor figure and no one being injured.
 The health department today re- leased cases of scarlet fever on Black Rock avenue and Trinity street from 
 The weekly payroll of the street de- partment was $1.067.se and of the sewer department. $566.30.
 Mayor Quigley was advised by tho Connecticut company today that plans are being considered to have all cars stop for passengers on the near side of the street, rather than on the far side as at present, as soon as the open car season arrives.
 Commencing tomorrow, the regular meeun4S ol NeV.s w. A. I1arty Oranch, A. O. H., will be held at 1O:30 in the morning, instead of the afternoon, this being the summer schedule.
 James Kindelan has entered the employ of c. L.. Curry as a wine clerk.
 At their last meeting the Girls Friendly society of St. Mary's church presented Rev. c. E. Jones a hand some silk umbrella. A social meeting of the teachers and officers of the Sunday school was enjoyed on Thurs day evening, and a leather-bound copy of the prayer book and the Holy Bible with Apocrypha was presented to the retiring curate.
 Dancing each night.--advt.