New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
CHy Mems

Women's 100 Gold Seal rubbers 75c. Damon's shoe sale.-advt.
 Globe Clothing House will keep open this evening and close all day Thurs day.-advt.
 Robert Pinches, son of MT. and Mrs John Pinches, is at his home in this city recovering from a bad accident he suffered in New Haven '--last Saturday. While at work in wood turning concern MT. Pinches' !, arm got caught in saw and was badly lacerated. 7
 Open tonight. Closed all day to- morrow. Besse-Leland Co.-Advt.
 U. G. Dillon and Christopher Bod mer have been named as appraisers of the estate of the late James Hall. Samuel T. Hall is executor.
 s10O, 100000 gain for 1917 Besse- Leland Co.-Advt
 Store open this evening, closed all day tomorrow. John A. Andrews x Co.-advt. '- Y B.
 The entertainment committee ot New Britain Nest Order of Owls com pbsed of John Hickey, James Meeker, w. Talmadge and Ralph La Branche, is making arrangements for a whist to be held March IA.
 A valentine party will follow the regular meeting of New Britain coun- ciL F. B. L., in Judd's hall Friday evening.
 Miss Alice T. Bowe of Camp street is caring for patients at Dr. Reynolds sanitarium in Woodbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Toner and son, Jack, have returned from New York where they have been the guests of Mrs. Mary Toner for the past few days.
 Camp No. 13, P. o. of A. will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening and all members are requested to be pres- ent.
 A farewell party will be rendered Lieutenant Frederickson of the Sal . vation Army this evening in honor of his departure for Boston tomorrow
 Judge and Mrs. William F. Man gan of Trinity street are in New York. The public schools will be open a half day tomorrow closing at noon in honor of Washington's birthday The banks will be closed all day as will most of the public offices. The lead ing stores will also be closed all day tomorrow.
 Building Inspector tMcLoughln of Hartford was a yisitot in town today.
 pr. Henry T. Bray has sold prop erty in the Glendale tract to Teresa .Yawyn.
 Hugh Reynolds today took out a
 
 house on Commercial street at a cost of 1000. The building will measure 50X50. rss There will be special Lenten sery ices every Thursday evening during Dent a the Stanley Mem orial church. Rev. J. F. Rees will conduct the serv- I ice tomorrow evening. Paul Pihl son of Rev. G. F. Pihl, Ia member of the freshman class at GYale, is rated in the third rank in the mid-year exams.
 : The Young Mems Athletic associa- tion of St. Joseph's church rendered surprise party to Frederick J. Ma Iona of South Main street last night R. H. Martin, commercial agent for , the Delaware, Lackawanna & West ern Railroad company, was a visitor at the local freight house today. A number of out of town workmen arrived in this city this afternoon for employment at the New Britain Ma chine company. Where they came from is being held as secret by the officials.
 { At last nights session of the safety sboard the resignation of Adolph Sperl as a call member Of Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1 was sent in by Capt Eugene + Barnes of the company. It was acc ccepted.
 ' NJ A new Y. M c. A. record was es- [ tablished last evening by George Hol- |s qhist in the , pound shot putt. The { shot was thrown a distance of 46 feet e7 inches.