New Britain herald., 1917-11-07
CITY ITEMS

Requirements, necessities and ap-
 preciated luxuries- for Soldiers and Sailors at Wilson's.-advt.
 Corporal F. A. Street, who was for merly with the Canadian Contingent in France, spoke on his experience while in the trenches at the New Britain Club last evening. Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sons of St. George, will elect officers for the en- suing term at tonight's meeting. There will be meeting of Alexan- dra Lodge, Daughters of St. George at Turner hall this evening at o'clock.
 John Tobin today took out a per- init to erect frame garage. 12x16 feet, for s. Stanley Horvitz of 232 Fairview street. The cost is about $200. s~
 Hettie B. Doblin has transferred property in Barnesdale to Abraham -Shurberg
 The New Britain Turner Society active turning class will hold a spe- cial meeting in the gymnasium this evening. As important business is to be- transacted all members affiliated are urgently requested to be present.
 Principal Hyde oftlths-e- Hartford High school paid a visit to the Voca- . tional High school of this city yester- 4 day. ~ E.
 At the meeting of the Commercial club this evening at the High school Harry Kerin will sing football songs . which he composed.
 Representatives from Valient Hive, 6. T. M., were present at the state rally in South Manchester yes- terday. H~~.s.
 The Teachers Athletic club of the New Britain High school will hold it's first hike of the season on Saturday. The members have planned to hike to Sunset Rock after which they will return in time to be spectators at the Hartford-New Britain football game to be played at St. Mary's Athletic field.
 still alarm was sent in this morn ing for a fire on Washington street. plumbers heater was left lighted or the roof of the Russian church which was being timed. It Is thought that the breeze caused the heater to burn briskly. No damage was done.
 Engine Company No. was engaged
 in extinguishing a blaze in Scfnski's ~ dump on Pennington avenue yester-
 day. It took the firemen about an :. hour and a quarter to put out the \ blazing rubbish. < Arthur Littman has brought suit in the city court against George G. Nes- bitt of New Haven for $4O0, through his attorney, A. A. Greenberg. Litt-
 man claims that while his autonao-
 bile was standing on a street in New
 ho4 I~Sxx tbitt's employees hit it, damaging the
 auto and injuring Littman.
 Supernumerary Officer Charles Me-
 Grath, who has been doing guard duty
 at the power plant for the past sev-
 eral months, has been notified that
 his services are no longer required,
 as the company Is erecting a nine foot wire fence all around the property.
 Officer McGrath went 6n guard duty when the spy scare was started some
 time ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Davis are t taking a motor trip through Virginia Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Elsie Osborne of this city.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday school board of Trinity Meth 6dist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock
 A. SnurDefg mas ITanSIeTTeO AaH' and buildings in Collinsville to MT s and Mrs. Frank Deloy of Spring St Court Interpreter M. R. Malinowsk k left this morning for Newark. N. J. where he will act as interpreter m z superior court there.
 r aThe regular monthly meeting of thu Charity organization will be helt Wednesday. November 14 ! Lady Wallace Lodge, No. "A, D. o S, has been invited to attend the in stallation of officers at Ellen Dougla lodge, No. 8, of Hartford on Thursda. evening in I. O. O. F. temple, 42' { Main street.
 Requirements. necessities and ap X preciated luxuries for SoldierS an Sailors at Wilson's.-advt.
 M The women on the luncheon com
 fhittee in connection with the Knight
 of Columbus campaign next week wil meet Friday evening at o'clock a ISk 5he K. of c. rooms instead of tn A n t4 previously announced