New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
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] foodness of Aunt Delia's Bread t~ tanley vicorecz of 327 Harrington que has notified the police of the 1t of his bicycle. .... Fed Andres, with the Naval Re- 1s, returned to duty today after nng at his home in this city. lennedy's dancing school tonight. tvt., .... kobert K. voight has resigned as llember of the City Guard. He has al&ted in the U. s. army Quarter gter Corps.
 r. George H. Dalton, who recent lAceived his commission as first tenant in the medical corps,e left morning for Fort Oglethorpe, rxia, where he will be stationed. here will be drill of the City M this evening. Fl and Mrs. F. M. Zimmerman m New York for brief stay. tter spending the summer at In- Neck, Branford, Mrs. William of Prospect street has returned his city.
 coming two weeks will be spent lRooklyn,N. Y., by MT. and Mrs. mmons of 30 Union street. Arles s. Gaffeny of 20 Hart stq1t been called to the Brooklyn navy
 He is in the Naval Reserve. kliam Peiffer of 355 Arch street
 received news of the death or mother from Columbus, Ohio, she lS3 years old.
 Ne P. & F. Corbin Girls club held eeting last evening at the Fore Is club on Pearl street.
 sss Adelaide Few, formerly em- Id at the local telephone ex- ige, yesterday commenced her b at P. & F. Corbin's office. 10 regular Monday meeting of the aenss Home Missionary society of English Lutheran church will be tomorrow afternoon at Sunset Members will take the 1:37 by from the center.
 btei Nelson opens up season with Hal dinners. Music Saturday Eve. svt
 Somas Lynch, we'll known in this elas been at his home here, spend h short furlough. He is in the and is doing transport duty, hav- crossed the ocean once with rican soldiers.
 etrum carried by a member of the K. IT. A. & B. society in a street I>1, if Int Central Park last night. The Inner escaped injury. &htloyes of the Balf Co. of Hart are making repairs on the East street pavement. The guarantee N this year and in the future the 1se of repairing the street must srne by the city.
 e rainfall for September at Lake le Meadow was 1.66 inches in Binding month of 1916. The water e reservoir now is 20 feet deep. ar ago at this time it was 20 six inches deep.
 Enes B. Parsons of 21 Parkmore
 has received notice to report at Am, New York, for active service. } in the Naval Reserve. He is a Der of the local Y. M. c. A. les Cook, also in the reserve sta ! at Brooklyn, N. Y, has been rerred to Pelham. thin the next few days all letters are to leave the local Post Office shave the legend on them Back toIys in the Trenches, Buy a Lib .soan Bond. Inquire at any Bank Est Office" The stamps to put inscription on the letters will be red at the office in the next few was learned last night that the
 of Henry Mooney was caused i automobile accident Sunday in
 Haven Mooney, who worked
 Hartford concern while on a to New Haven, was crushed
 the machine he was riding in ed with another car. He died ly after. He was very we'll known i'd this city.
 last nights meeting of Matta- tt Tribe of Red Men arrange were made to furnish all It's Gers in the service with identi- hn cards. In all the lodge has embers in the different branches Ro service and four are drafted
 second district. Until the first bt draft names are available the
 will not know the exact num-
 names to be taken.