New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
City Items
Mrs. Noonan of 1es Main street, is

Mrs. Noonan of 193 Main street, is a patient at St.. Francis hospital.
 Arthur F. Connor left this morn ing to assume the management of the Cudahy company's Waterbury branch
 meeting of the College club will be held at o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. J. c. Loon1is of Frederick street, Maple fIIill. Mem- bers will leave the trolley: terminus on the 7:37 o'clock car.
 The directors of the mercantile bu- reau of the Chamber of Commerce will hold the regular meeting at 9:i5. o'clock this evening. r. E
 An entertainment under stthe au- spices of the social committee of the Y. M. C...A. will be \ held tomorrow evening. The Hierees.s drannatlc ar-j lists will. be the entSrtainers:
 F. T. McMana1s. formerly ;. with Boody & McLeilan. brokers, fn the National Bank building, has opened brokerage offices at 1S6. Main street where he represents J. F. Keough .Nf
 The Girls Scout. ca ptair,s for all organizations In the city are to meet at the Y. w. c. A. at 70 o'clock We'd nesday morning to-. make plans !, for the recruiting cam mpaign, scheduled for. March; I9-,27 s*
 An application ha. been received by Chief of Police William J. Raw lings from YSupernumerary Police man Frank Hahn for aDpointment to the regular department. Two vacan- cies on the regular department are to be filled and the safety board has made requisition for two additional men.
 Judge James T. Meskill has handed. down a decision for recovery If costs by the defendant in the case of Stella Broff ,,s George Mieczcus, heard re- gently in city court. Attorney !. G. Woods represented the plaintiff and Attorneys Klett & filling represented the defendant.
 The board of finance and taxation meets this evening to hear tic esti- mates of the charity bbard. the park and the safety board. Ellen s. McManus today transferred property on Summer street to John Skritulsky.
 The will of the late Caroline B. Goodrich was filed for probate today. She leaves all her property to her son, Myron A. Goodrich of Berlin. The appraisers of the estate are N. l.. Beckley and Frank Stevens.
 At he next regular session of the Loyal Order of Moose which will be held Friday evening the annual cleo tion of officers will take place and g contest is expected for every soff1ce. On Sunday afternoon, March IS, fifty six new members will be- Igfvei the degree and out of town Moose will be I present from Meriden, Hartford. Wa terbury and New Haven. The mem bership of the New Britain order. has now increased to 635 which makes. 1t one of the strongest orders in. the state. / Phoenix Temple of Honor, No. 19 1 will hold a regular meeting in o. U. A. M. hall on Friday night. On We'd | nesday night the local members will | go to Portland. leaving on the 9:15 | train.
 Star of Good will lodge, No. g, o. 1 s. of B. will holG meeting this | evening at 7:30 o'clock in Jr. o. U. A. l M. hall in Hungerford Court. A | whist and dance will follow the meet | ing. .,
 IlrOusn a typOSrapn1Cat eIIOr,- tHc age of Wilhelm Albrecht Of 106 Cher ry street, who is to marry. Miss Alice Krah, was given at 79 years. He Is aged 6S years. The date of tffe we'd ding has not been announced: Dr. Dillingham; preached on Jesus the Christi at the Universalist church | last evening. The newly formed choir was heard for the first time last night and created favorable im- pression.
 Mrs. c. B. Erickson, wife of Col onel Charles B. Erickson, is critically i'll at her home.