New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
City Aen1s

Attorney Joseph A. Glover is visit ing in Syracuse. N. Y. Don't forget your dog license.- advt.
 L.. V. Cremin of Bassett street Is spending the weekend in New York Miss Bertha Johnson is i'll at her home on John street. Secretary A. H. Andrews of tho Chamber of Commerce attended . meeting of the State Chamber of Commerce in Hartford today. The annual meeting of Chamb ber- lain council. Jr. o. U. A. M., corpora ton will be held this evening.
 Judge Gager in the superior court yesterday granted Mrs. Anna Cameron Steele divorce and the right to re- sume her maiden name.
 The Ladies' A. O. H. degree team will meet after g o'clock mass Sunday morning.
 Little Audrey Pagan of 69 Fairview street entertained a number of her friends at a party in honor of her sev- enth birthday this afternoon. The liv- ing room was appropriately decorated with red, white and blue and the fea- ture of the dining table was the little military tents made out of paper nap- kins. The table was presided over by large doll dressed to represent Red Cross nurse.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Skinner Chuck com pany was held this morning and the old board of directors was reelected. These reelected the officers of the
  business were transacted.
 George Hallin made a report to the police last night that his bicycle had been stolen from in front of the Y. M' c. A. building. George Payne of 41S Arch street also reported the theft of a bicycle from the factory steps of the Minor & Corbin Box com pany.
 We clean and block Mems and Ladies' Panamas now. Conn Hat Co. -advt.
 An order of court has been received by Wolf Perlman, one of the creditors of Hesry Solomkin, bankrupt, where by Henry P. Roche will act as re- ceiver in the estate while. Joseph A. Glover. Elias T. Ringrose and Thomas Lacey have been appointed apprais- CTS. Attorney A A. Greenberg is counsel for Perlman. Constable Fred Wrinkle Is ordered to sell the Solom- kin goods next week to satisfy the creditors.
 A meeting of the Stanley school Parents and Teachers association will be held next Tuesday evening. Pro- lessor Hollister of Storrs Agricultural college will give talk on garden ing. A pleasing musical program will be given. All interested are cor dially invited to attend. ' A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Harold R. Swanten of 72 Rock we'll avenue at New Britain General hospital this morning.
 Miss Claire Des Jardins, superin- tendent of nurses and assistant su- of New Britain General hospital. will leave for Philadelphia where she will attend the convention sessions of the American Nurses association.
 In the court of common pleas yes- terdayJ judgment by stipulation was given the Corbin Motor Vehicle Cor poration against Peter Suzio of this city for $121.72 and costs of $47.01. The suit was based on claims for repairs and auto supplies.
 Miss Dorothy Bernstein of New Haven Is the weekend guest of Miss Lillian Kolodney.
 Building permits were issued today as follows: Hans Christopher for John A. Peterson, a two-story addition. costing $500, at 62s East street; Ed ward Rocano for alterations costing $2O0 at 309 Chestnut street: E. U. Carlson, alterations costing $100 at 94 South Burritt street; and Mary o. Cianci. to build a two-family house on Osgood avenue, costing $4,000.
 Clarence J. Boardman today sold property at the corner of Arch and Hart streets to Samuel l.. Kaplan ct al.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kelly of Crown street celebrated their twen- tieth wedding anniversary on Thurs day night. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Philip Brady of Water bury, who were married that morn- ing in the Brass city.
 HOSPITAL NOTES.
 Boleslev Uskavitch of 50 Woodland street seriouslv injured April 1 3 in an