New Britain herald., 1917-10-04
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Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread l advt.
 Jacob Olson has presented Norden lodge, I. G. G. T., which has recently completed the remodeling of the in terior of the club house, with four handsomely carved officers chairs.
 Miss Elizabeth Crandall, injured about two weeks ago in an automo- bile accident, is able to leave home
 Wanted, teamster. Apply The John Boyle Co.,, 3 & Franklin Sq.
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 Stanley Rozanski, fireman, is con- fined to his home on Glen street be- cause of illness.
 stephen Goodrich is at Aver. Mass, visiting his son, who is stationed there
 Farewell festival at the Salvation Army for Adjutant Ahrling and Lieut. Toft Friday, Oct. 5, D. m. Fine pro- gram. Coffee, 10c admission.-advt.
 Callman Alfred Anderson of the fire department is ill at his home on Glen street.
 Hotel Nelson opens up season with special dinners. Music Saturday Eve. -advt.
 Two young men from this city who enlisted in the Naval Reserve several months ago left here yesterday to re- port for active service. They are Fred Hayes and Edmund Crowley. Herbert Jackson has also received mo- tice to report at o'clock on Friday morning. He enlisted a few months ago.
 Abraham D. Lipman A yesterday brought suit for $2O0 against Moyk Sowa through Attorney w. M. Green stein. The papers were served by Con- stable Fred Wrinkle, property of the defendant on Washington street be- ing attached. The writ is returnable to the city court on the fourth Tues day of October.
 At meeting of the Jolly Twelve Whist club yesterday at the home of Mrs. P. J. Egan of Seymour street prizes were won as follows: First, Mrs. Hannon; second Mrs. Wood- ward: third Mrs. William Frey. Dur ing the course of the evening re- treatments were served.
 After spending two weeks vaca- ton in Washington and Baltimore, Miss Grace Watson of Pennington avenue has returned home.
 Lawyer George Levitt was in New York yesterday on/business.
 After two weeks vacation at Corn wall on-the e. Hudson Miss Grace Gould has returned to her home in this city.
 Two building permits were issued by Building Inspector Rutherford yesterday as follows: Linus o. Dem ing for a garage, 16x32 feet on City avenue, at an estimated cost of $5OO J. W. Juengst for brick addition, 10x6 feet, at 1s3 Curtis street at an estimated cost of $20O.
 Marthie Hollfeler of South Main street who has been ill at her home is now able to be about. There will be a regular meeting of Stella Rebekah lodge tomorrow eve ming. Red Cross work will be done. The speakers at the Salvation Army tomorrow night will be Rev. PIX and Rev. J. E. Klingberg. Raymond Willoughby. a former To- cal boy and previously employed on. the Herald, left today for Camp Dev- ems, Aver, Mass, with a Massachu- sets contingent of National Army so. diers.
 
 in semi condition in shed at 239 Brook street this morn- ing and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
 William Buckles of 18O Greenwood street has notified the police that his bicycle has been stolen. Captain l.. E. Howarth of the army quartermasters corps has arranged to l visit the American Hosiery plant in [ this city in a short time to investi- 1 gate the factory with a view to giving l a large order for army equipment. Harry c. Brown, chairman of the | civil service commission, will prob l ably call a special meeting next week 1 to reorganize and select successor to l Clerk Albert Anderson SMALIFY SCHOOT, MEETING