New Britain herald., 1917-03-16
City Items

will refund the money. Besse-Le- land Co.-advt. The health department quaran- tined a case of scarlet fever on Fair view street today. s5s Lamson & Hubbard Spring Hat at Ashley Babcock Co.-advt. The weekly payroll of the water de- partment is $22s.53. < Sarah Fish today transferred prop erty. consisting of three lots at Over- look, to Lawyer Morris D. Saxe. Theodore Wilson has leased for a period Of two years tho store at No. l4O Church street to Longiey q Mat thews, restaurateurs.
 Building inspector Arthur N.. Ruth erford today issued . permit to the New Brttain Builders' company to erect two family frame dwelling af 154 Parkville avenue. ThSNowner is Leon Griniervich and. the estimated
 cost of the house is $S.e0o.
 Marcy Kaszycki is to have four family frame dwelling erected on Mc- Clintock road at g cost of $6,5o0. The New Britain Builders company has the contract. = =
 We sell hats less than 32.go. See our hats at $t,50 and S2.0o. Besse- Leland Co.--advt. We sell caps less that $1. See our caps at 50c.,. Others at $1.60. Besse-. Leland Co.,, More for less.-advt. {,
 The Library. committee of St. Mary's Sodality held a meeting last night -in School hall to plan for the library which will be part of the new club room. The committee consists or Miss Margaret seltzer of the high school faculty, as chairman; Misses Ella A. Fallon. Agnes Finntgan, Eliz- abeth Leghorn, Minnie Meehan and Rose Mcintyre.
 There will be . rehearsal of the choir of the church Of St. John the Evangelist at the home of Miss Mary Campbell of e2l East Main street this evening. Trench o'Coats at Ashley Babcock Co.-adyt.
 Local spiritualists are planning to attend the sixty-ninth anniversary of the Connecticut State Spiritualists association which is to be held in Unity hall, Hartford, on Sunday. Mrs Mary s. Pepper Vanderbilt of New York will be heard at 7:45 and 7:30 p. m.
 About fifty -five of the members of the Viking Athletic club and their wives held . banquet at the Hotel Nelson last evening.
 Spring Top coats $1s.s5 at wilson's.
 -advt,
 On next Tuesday evening John c. LoOmis, treasurer of the Commercial Trust company, will speak to the members of the Y. M. c. A. boys de- partment on Thrift.
 We sell men:s, women's and chil- dren's shoes at cut prices.-Besse- Leland. Co.-advt.
 At. last. evenings meeting of Court Progress Thomas c. Smith and Pat rick Donnelly were elected delegates to the state convention.
 William Ziegler will so to Sims exhibition of baton swinging, before | the. A. O.. H.
 Trench o'coats at Ashley Babcock Cc.-advt. 4a
 At St. Mary's church this evening Father Cottor of Hartford. will give an address on St. Patrick which will be followed by program of Irish music. Miss Margaret Miles of New York and Miss: Lillian Dahl of. St. Paul. Minn., students at the. Damrosch School of Musie. New York. will spend the weekend with MT. and Mrs. I. S. Miles. of 424 West Main street.
 John Maher, the sixteen year old son of IWater Superintendent John Maher. received a broken ankle last night when machine fell from q bench on him at the New Britain Ma chine plant.
 Arrow and E. &> w. collars at Besse-Leland'c. A complete stock. -advt.
 Prize One-step. Machinists' hall, Saturday evening.-advt.
 Ex-State Councillor F. w. Johnson celebrated the twenty-ffth anniver- sary of his membership in New Brit ain council, o. U. A. M., last night. He told of a number of incidents that have taken place in the council since ] he. joined. F.. V. Streeter also gave a short address.
 We sell children's suits at cut prices. Besse-Leland. Co.-advt
 Members of the New Britain MILK Dealers Association will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7:30 o'clock. Matters in connec- tion with the milk business will be taken up as will smatters concerning shortage and over-run of milk. { George w. Bull, of Wallace street, 4 who was operated on this morning at the Hartford hospital by pr. E.. T. Mcknight, is reported as doing very nicely. A girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Robert Carnell of Waterbury at New