New Britain herald., 1917-10-01
City Aen1s

T. A. B. Drum Corps dance. T. A. B. hall tonight.-advt
 Prayers for the late Thomas Ashe were offered at the various masses in 3 St. Mary's church yesterday A The City Guard will drill tomorrow evening.
 Theodore c. Wallen of the United State Navy yeomanry corps spent Sunday at his home in this city. z MT. and Mrs. Richard Nagle of Un- ion street entertained Miss Eileen ,Egan of Waterbury yesterday. ' Dr. and Mrs Edward s. Grace have returned from a two weeks automo- ' bile tour through Vermont.
 Otto wunsch retired from the em- ploy of the Stanley Works Saturday evening.
 ' Chief Robert M. Dame of the fire department is enjoying few days va cation in Vermont and in his absence Assistant Chief w. J. Noble is in charge.
 Charles Stone of the United States < navy spent the weekend at his home on Judd avenue.
 Alfred Schade of the Machine Gun company spent Sunday with his par ents in this city.
 Hotel Nelson opens up season with special dinners. Music Saturday Eve. -advt.
 John J. Crean of Main street will at- tend a banquet in the Hotel Elton, Waterbury. tomorrow evening, to be rendered by friends of several of the men leaving Thursday for Aver, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. M. S. Hart of this city are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Hart of New Rochelle, >N. Y.
 There will be meeting of the New Britain club Wednesday night of this week, to elect candidates.
 Miss Florence A. Camp and mother, Mrs. T. H. Camp. of Russell street left yesterday for Atlantic City, N. J.. for a brief stay.
 After weeks vacation Car Starter William Bryan resumed his duties Z yesterday.
 Marriages licenses have been is- sued by the city clerk to William F. Ramm, Ill Cherry street and Minnie y Wyck of 149 Mill street and AL bert Martin of 25 Lee street and Josephine Erna 213 Washington street.
 The Parents and Teachers asso- ciation of the Smith school will hold its first social and business meeting of sthe year on Thursday evening. The men who have been selected to give four-minutes speeches at tho 1 theaters have organized with Rev. w. F. Cook as chairman and Lawyer J. l G. Woods as secretary. The first of the series of patriotic addresses will be given Saturday evening and to- morrow evening the speakers will meet to select their topics.
 Martha Hollfelder of South Main street has recovered from her recent illness.
 Captain Curtis Sheldon of the Unit ed States Signal Corps, stationed at Westfleld, Mass, spent Sunday in this city.
 The Camp Real Estate has sold a } lot on Harrison street for Albert H. Schilling to August Bergstrom, who yin erect two-family dwelling. Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Myron D. stockwell of West Main street have returned from a weekend stay with friends in Wappinger Falls, N. Y!
 John Crosby of East street leaves tomorrow for New York where he will Ye-enter the government wireless ser vice.
 An officer of the Poughkeepse, N Y. police department was in this city today looking up. some stolen goods which were reported as pawned here No trace of them was discovered.
 Detective Sergeant A. J. Richard soA was busy today subpoenaing wit nesses for the DiVanzo-Dugone mur- der trial which opens in Hartford to- morrow morning
 .AA Pauline Amelia, a small girl, of 345 Myrtle street, ran from the sidewalk in front of her home into the path o1 machine driven in a westerly direc- ton by Michael Slasky, Saturday. The vaeW of the driver was blocked by a