New Britain herald., 1917-04-10
GXy Mems

Plans have been made by the Cor pm Screw Social club to hold dance n Holmes & Hoffman's hall or
 hursday evening of this week. Judd's pfchestra will furnish music.
 The prize winners at St. Mary's 4oly Family Circle whist last eve. ping were Miss Amanda Lee, Mrs
 ohn Campbell, Mrs. M. J. Kenney
 homas Murphy, J. l.. Sullivan and
 John Cameron. *- a Hy
 Kennedy's dancing school tonight Fpring term for beginnersi is open the
 Oth and 17th. Judds Orch.-advt.
 The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
 Try society of the First Congregation
 church will hold a food sale to- norrow aftcFhoon from 3 until 5
 clock at the home of Mrs. Stanley fpss. 4S Grove Hill
 Stanley NEs 1f9rvin has returned to Few rksafter having spent the Eeck-end with his parents at their
 pme. S3 Barnett street. He is em-
 aoyed in the New York office of the letna Life Insurance company.
 Dr. C. W. Vivian. Porter and Dy- on bldg. 5S Main St.-advt.
 The estate of the late Mary A. towc has been inventoried at $576.03 " the appraiser, William A. Lowe.
 The will of Mrs. John Coats has
 cen filed for probate and by it's Srms her husband, Judge Coats, re- teives all her belongings except cash En the Society for Savings at Hartford. Ehis is left in care of her brother, N. r. Walker. with power to expend
 as he sees fit. At his death it goes ip Judge Coats.
 Kitson' dancing school tonight, Bungalow, Lynch's Orch.-advt
 lThe local Polish people will hold a agar and dance in Benz's hall on the vening of April 21 for the benefit f the local Red Cross. F.
 The all day sewing bee for the Blind Babies Home at Newington, e!d in the Working Girls club rooms festerday under the auspices of the funshine society. was attended by Ewenty-seven women. Considerable Fork was done.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread 6dvt.
 E The Quaker club will be entertained ny the Misses Georgie and Mabel faipelius of Garden street Thursday hfght, the first session of the organiza- Ion since the Lenten. season. Ar angements will be completed for a heater party and supper in Hartford. |E Court Friendly public whist Tues fay evening. Dawson's Block.-advt.
 The April meeting of A. G. Ham, bond Camp, U. s. W. ", tonight in E. "A R. hall is expected to be of bnnch importance because of the war. military organizations being formed Ind other measures being adopted for kational and local defense. While no Animation is given of procedure con- lemplated, it is intimated that formal action will be taken along CO., Eperative lines.
 dass.. is the guest of her parents in his city. EaN E Danse-Tanse Cabaret. Novelty en- ertainment and dance April 17. Tur- Ter hall. Tickets at Seltzer Drug Co. E-adv,. | \ case or Q1pntnefla on Booth Etreet was released from quarantine Dday. A5e,4 F Following the regularf business meeting at 7:15 o'clock. .IRdianola souncil will hold a masquer1Ae and lance in Judd's hall this sewening. she proceeds will go into the degree cam equipment fund. ,;sa<.s { Peter G. Feigenbaum of 114 West Freet enlisted in the United States Navy yesterday.
 The F. e. F. fraternity met last scning at the home of Kenneth Tut He. Following the business meet Ing social was enjoyed. W. I There will be a meeting of the Ma tOnic ball committee Wednesday even- hg at o'clock for the purpose of Eefunding money for tickets on ac- Eount of the ball being postponed. l James Degnan of 235 Beaver street kas seized with suddena4 illness at he railroad station this morning and Transferred home in the police am- ulance His condition is not con- ,idered serious. Policemen Matthias Rival and Anthony Bachman made he transfer.