New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
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 Take advantage of the Great White Shoe Sale, Modern Boot Shop. today and Monday.-advt
 Ralph Farrell. formerly assistant physical director at the Y. M. c. A.. has enrolled in the Wesleyan military company.
 A son. was born to Mir. and Mrs. Walter Nye of 84 Church street it New Britain General hospital today. Joseph Cronin of New York is the guest of local relatives.
 Elford B. Eddy and Rev. Dr. G. W. c. Hill have returned from . trip 10 Canada.
 The Mayors' Association of Conneo- ticut will meet at New London on Juno 14 when Hon. c. L.. Woo61u6 will speak on. "Police Preparodnsas." Mayor Quigley may attend.
 A hearing on the application for liquor license at 344 South Main street, of George ganderson will be held in the county connmiasi0ner3 of ice Monday morning at 1o:4S o'clock.
 Judge William F. Hangar is abls to sit up daily at his homo on Bassett street after his receut severe illnoee with pnsun1pnlR and will probably re- sumo his law practice soon.
 Misses Marie and Irene Goodrich of 3s3 West Main street, are spsnA- ing the weekend In the Berikshires.
 Mrs George W. Mi11s and son John of Bridgeport are visiting MT. and Mrs. Daniel A. Harris of Beaver street.
 Tho regular meeting Of the sun- shine ociety will bo held at . o'clock Monday afternoon at the Y. W. c. A.
 H. D. Humphrey has sold the Lacey property at the corner Of Church and stanlsy street to Nr. Bloomberg also ttree-fAmily house on Prospect street to John Smithwick.
 The wedding of Miss Inez 3lanche Parsons Henry and Raymond Peck Babcock will be solemnixed at 6 o'clock this evening at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. William Knox Henry of Lincoln street.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread.-. advt. VAA10" n. k1eln or Z46 C09TTy street and Miss Hattie Foberg of 61 Wilson street have been granted a marriage Ecence.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Emily Corbin and Richard B. Pinches will be solemnized next Saturday after- noon at o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. George Corbin of Lexington street. Rev. Dr. G. W. c. Hill will omciate. Only immediate relatives will attend. Rev. Dr. Bernard M. Keplan of New York city, ono of the collntry's leaders ins Jewish religious thought and everything pertaining to national, racial and municipal progress. has ac-' cepted an invitation to be one of the principal speakers at the mass meet- ing in 6ons Of Israel synagogue on Elm street tomorrow afternoon in support of the candidacy of Attorney M. D. Sake for delegate to tho Jewish conference in Washington.
 There will be a meeting of the degree team of Jehuda Halevi lodge, I. o. B. B., ct 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon at tho lodge rooms in Turn hall for drill and the transaction of other important business
 MT. and Mrs. James Tormay of 63 Clark street arc today quietly ob- serving their 20th wedding anniver- ,sary. There is no set program and the occasion Is more along the lines of a family reunion.
 Colliding at Allen and Stanley streets about 7:8o last night, auto mobiles, operated by Anthony Mika- lauskas of 1l Spring street and Mrs. Judson Kilbourne of Stanley street were slightly damaged although their occupants were uninjured.
 ID. w. Peterson of 719 East street, land Telephone company. has his, pay envelope and contents of $13.49. both disappearing from . pocket of his coat he claims. while terday using the telephone on his way home.
 Walter R. Agard. instructor in Greek at Amherst college. is a visitor in New Britain and vicinity today and tomorrow on his way homs from Syracuse, N. F.. where he was best classmate. He was joined in the New York state city by his mother. Mrs. I. M. Agard, who has been at Austin. Texas, for the past seven months and is on her way to her home in Amherst.
 Ernest D. Thompson of this city has enlisted in the navy as baker. Her. man Erling has enlisted in the. navy as landsman for electrician. --.-. SUIT OVER GRANDGTANDs, Oase of Mrs. Peck vs. W. ". Hanna