New Britain herald., 1917-09-27
City Items

Fail WOOlenS at nelson inc IdllOI,
So West Main.-advt.
Charles w. Smedley, William Ho~
gan, Horace Hancock and Thomas f.
Markham left this morning on an au-
toAoble trip to the National Army
cantonment at Aver, Mass.
The annual dance of the r. H. S.
club will be held on October 10, at
the Norden Bungalow.
There will be meeting Of Martha
Chapter, No. q, o. E. S., this eve
ming.
Jacob Sheider was eelcted vice
counselor and F. C. Preble treasurer
of the State Junior o. U. A. M, at
the state convention. Both are local
men.
George Ondrick leaves Sunday to
resume his studies at Pittsburgh Uni
versity He was the only representa-
tive from Connecticut at the institu-
ton last year.
Clifford Hornstein leaves for New
Haven today to enter Yale college.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manning are
visiting Mr.. Manning's father, j. w.
Manning, of Union street. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donahue of
Seymour street attended the wedding
of Mr.. Donahue's brother in Hartford
yesterday.
The estate of c. Urban sold prop
erty at Ala East street. yesterday to
Joseph Urban.
Councilman John Tomaszewski has
been named by the fifth ward council
delegation to succeed William J. Nc
MI, oil ,1e
successor has not yet been named.
The records for sale of property on
Lafayette street by S. M. Gooligan to
Sahis Abortion were filed yesterday
with the city clerk. Included In the
sale beside house and lot is pass
way space, 10 feet wide.
Building permits have been issued
as follows: Neil Murphy, frame ga
rage, 14x16 feet, 1856 Stanley street;
A. E. Benson for Fred Beloin, repairs
at the Hotel Beloin, cost $1,000;
Mario Cianci alterations at 70 Cherry
street, cost 5000; George Gambec for
Edward Schaefer, 5x12 addition at so
Wallace street
Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread
advt.
The war bureau committee met last
evening in city hall and E. w. Christ
was elected chairman. F. H. Afford
was named as secretary. Another
meeting will be held next week when
the organization will be perfected.
It is planned to engage a permanent
clerk and salary of $1,000 has been
suggested to insure a capable man.
Councilman Jacob Krawuec of No.
AZ Broad street, a republican repre-
sentative from the fifth ward will
be married in the near future, a, mar
rage license having been issued to
him and Miss Stepanie Cawelek of
North Burritt street.
A war bulletin board was erected |
in Central park yesterday. The &C
ton was taken upon the recommended
ton of Herbert Hoover, food con-
troller. The purpose is to write all
news concerning the food situation
on the board.
, Announcement was made yesterday !
by City Engineer Hall that pavement |
work on Stanley street has progressed
far enough to open traffic on one
side of the street today. The work
has been delayed because of the
labor shortage.
st. Mary's Holy Family Circle held
a pleasing social and whist at the
school hall yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was large and prizes were
won by the following, Mrs. M.
O'Keefe, first; Mrs. Eli Berard, sec
ond; Mrs w. j. Noble, third; Mrs.
William Forsythe, fourth; Mrs. P. J.
Egan, fifth.
Mrs Robert Lee of No. 216 Arch
street notified the police last night
that entrance into her home had been
effected sometime during the after
noon and various pieces of wearing
apparel stolen.
The directors of the Beaton & Cor
bin Co. held q meeting this afternoon.
At o'clock this afternoon the
four minute speakers, scheduled TO
houses, held a meeting in the mayors
office.
Clement Grocock Of Stanley street,
with the medical corps at Fort Ethan
Allen, is home on short furlough
Two cases of diphtheria, one on
Cliff street and the other on Chapman
street, were released from quarantine
by the board of health today.
The Jolly Twelve Whist club will
resume it's weekly meetings next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. P. j..
Egan of Seymour street.