New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-01-03
City Items

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Bible work for the remainder of the
year will be discussed by the Bible
study committee of the Y. M. G. A.,
which will meet next Monday night.
There will be a special meeting OF
the common council tonight to take
action on plans for the making OF the
fire department a permanent organiza-
ton.
On January Is Professor Ellory e.
Stowell of Columbia will address a
meeting at the Baptist church on I'm
ternational Law Last evening DR..
Christian Brinton, under the auspices
of the Woman's club, gave an address
on Scandinavian Painting at this
church.
Officers were installed at the meet
ing Of Leading Star lodge, S. of B.,
and W. L. Morgan lodge, K. of P, last
evening.
Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread.
-advt
Andrew J. >Sloper yesterday entered
upon his fifty -f1rst year as an asso-
ciate at the New Britain National
bank. He started in as a clerk and is
now president. E r
Body. Mcclellan & Co. are to dis
continue their local office and their
suite of rooms in the National bank
building will be taken over by Mer-
win Gray & Co. r. I. McManus,
manager of Body, Mcclellan & Co..
will take charge of the New York
stocks for Merwin Gray & Co.
Elegant suits and coats at the Kav-
anaugh Shop, 40 Pratt ST., Hartford.
offered at one-half regular values,
some less than cost, choice velvet
suits in this sale.-advt.
Tomorrow. evening the newly elect
ed officers of ST. Jean de Baptiste so
ciety will be installed. The meeting
time for the society has been changed
from Sunday afternoon to Thursday
evenings.
Arthur Benoit will install the newly
elected officers of the Modern Wood
men Of America this evening in st.
Jean de Baptiste hall. Refreshments
will be served and an entertainment
provided.
On Tuesday evening, January 16,
the officers of Clan Douglas, o. S. c..
will be installed by Royal State Depu-
ty McCallum of Hartford.
Property on Carlton street has been
transferred by the Bodwell Land COM
pany to William Panokin.
Two pieces of property on Osgood
avenue have been transferred to Au-
gust L. and Augusta E. Anderson by
Alvina c. Peterson.
The New Britain Lumber and Coal
company has purchased land on
Acorn street of Conrad Cianct.
S. w. Parsons is to have an addi-
ton built onto his house on Lincoln
street August Bergstrom has taken
out the building permit and the esti-
mated cost is $1,000. Alterations to
the house and the construction of
frame garage at his home, 175 Lin
coin street, are contemplated by c. H.
MITCHELL The estimated cost is
$1,000. a. ..s,.s,... t....t..s. g. 81. s.
Joseph stack is having new house
erected on Mill street at an estimated
cost of $4,000. Fred Stack is having
a house built on the same street at
an estimated cost of $4,000.
The Torrington Construction COM
panv has been awarded the contract
for the construction of the new Land
ers. Frary &. Clark factory building on
Washington street.
A. dance will be held in Booths
school alumni are expected to attend
in large numbers. The patronesses
will, be Mrs Otis O. Butler, Mrs. Will
liam Brastier and Mrs. Edward Gull
len.
Omcers of Lexington lodge, I. Q. o.
F.. are to be installed tomorrow night
nv District Deputy A. G. Breckenridge.
Go]denblum-Milli Co.-advt.
Several candidates were initiated at
the meeting of Court Friendly last
evening A social hour followed.
Joseph Meehan has returned to
Philadelphia to resume his studies in
the University of Pennsylvania.
St. Mary's sodality is planning
hazar in T. A. B. hall from January
20 to 81 to raise funds for the do
nestle science course.
An anniversary high mass was cele
brated at o'clock this morning for
the late Thomas Bowen in st. Mary's
church.
The meeting of the model council
of St. Jean de Baptiste society sched-
uled for next Sunday evening has
been postponed for a week.
Mrs Fred Roy of Church street is
confined to her home by illness.
Yeaton j. Stearns Of Maple street is
able to be about again after his re-
cent illness.
Miss Dorothy V. Paige Of Maple
Hill has returned to Beechwood Acad-
envy, Jenkinstown, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Bergendahl of this
city will visit Vanadis lodge, o. ",
of Hartford and, as district deputy,
will have charge of the annual in
sta1lation of officers.
Mrs. r. E. Malmquist of Walling-
ford, district deputy, will install the
officers Of Valkyria lodge, O. ", at
it's meeting Friday night in Vega hall.